If I only subscribe for the free month and run away before they catch me for the whole year, do I get my 20% off. It would be 20% of nothing, but it's the thought that counts. I could give that thought to someone I don't really like, like......my in-laws! Yes, it's the perfect gift for them. Or even better, I'll give it to them after I use the free month. Thank you for the idea, Ze Frank. You are 20% smarter than me.
"Many sharks can swim quite quickly. This comes in handy, because sharks live in places where there are sharks." This is both hilarious and profound. I love your writing.
The walking one can survive out if water a long time and walk on land js It's also tiny tho it could at max take a hand/foot But yeah 30 meters and 2 hours of hypoxia so yeah
"Every time you see a shark your ear whispers to your nose, 'that could have been us'". Thank you Ze Frank! I never knew why the hell they kept doing that until today!
Fun fact about the cookie cutter shark: They, during the Cold War, helped maintain the high tension between the US and USSR by attacking their submarines as they mistook them for whales, resulting in both nations thinking their adversary had found a way to sabotage their vehicles deep underwater. Thus meaning there is a timeline where we nuked ourselves due to those little whimsical rascals.
It’s absolutely fascinating to me that people claim they spin to make that shape. I’ve heard it my whole life but there’s literally no evidence. No one has ever seen it, or even claims to have seen it. Weird as hell.
When you learn that the scariest things about sharks *isn't* that some of them can tear you in half. They possess some of the craziest adaptations in nature, and I love them.
I could easily take a shark in a fight; it would swim at me, I would dive and hold against its nose so it cannot bite me whilst I gouge its eyes out. I''ll be taking bets against me, since you fools think this impossible when punching shark noses is already proven to be effective. The killer is people panicking and just letting the thing eat them, like what happened in Egypt recently (poor guy).
Many species of shark are also highly intelligent (in a relative sense of the word), and like a curious toddler, they investigate things in their surroundings by putting them in their mouth. I call this process "ingestigating."
My girlfriend is a biologist and she introduced me to Zefrank. I know a thing or two about sharks myself just because they have always fascinated me and I have to say this video is just pure gold :D
@@NightMystique13 it really is. We're learning without even really feeling like that's what's happening lol Excellent entertainment with high quality information/education
Came back to this video just to see the bit with the epaulette shark again. Was thrilled to see my favourite shark show up. Basically sea pigeons, choosing to walk everywhere, and constantly looking for bits of food.
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote: "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you" ~ Nietzsche
Jerry is a drunk who doesn't pay his child support, screws up at work and he owes the IRS $15,000. I don't know why Zefrank put up with him after all these years 🤦♀️
I love these for the combination of well referenced science with high production value, and d*ck jokes. Thank you for making lots of nerds unreasonably happy 😁
Also worth noting that cookie-cutter shark's bottom teeth are the biggest in comparison to their body size of any shark. They also just swallow their teeth when they're about to shed them. And they almost caused an international incident between the US and Russia during the Cold War. Cookie-cutter sharks were taking chunks out of the rubber sonar cones of nuclear submarines, but the US and Russia didn't know that at first and both sides thought the other was up to some kind of sabotage.
There used to be a video here on youtube of a cookie-cutter shark doing the spin-move super bite on the side of a submarine. Submariners have found the circular marks of cookie-cutter sharks grinding their teeth flat on the hulls of their submarines for a long time before we even knew what they were.
I swear, this channel is the absolute PERFECT mix of highly educational and absolutely hilarious. It honestly makes my day when a new episode gets released.
"You saw that didn't you- that's the Gerber behbeh!"do so love Zes monologues 😊❤laughing and learning!!Thankyou for all your videos! Best wishes, J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia. ❤ 🇦🇺 🪃 😊
Shout out to all the awesome science hippies who made this incredible footage, ZeFrank is doing an amazing job showcasing how stunning and genital nature is, and he wouldn't be able to do so without your work. (Edited for proper nomenclature)
"Personally I prefer my conveniences be a bit farther from a set of teeth" sounds like a long-established proverb that I've never heard before. Great turn of phrase.
This is Jawsome! It's so great to see sharks showcased on True Facts, which we have loved for years. It's been an absolute pleasure working with Ze Frank and his team on this hilarious episode, thank you!
i used to be obsessed with sharks as a kid, and it's great to see a zefrank video on them! it gave me the same feeling of fascination and amazement i had as a kid along with making me cackle on more than one occasion. thanks for making this video happen
Learning about the intricacies of LIFT,DRAG and fluid dynamics during my CPL studies as well as when relaxing and watching ZeFrank. It's a win win situation! Such brilliant content sir. Please never retire.
I know you didn't mean it literally, but everyone deserves retirement at some point and I just had to say that because they keep pushing back the age of retirement and I'm mad as hell about it.
Just remember, the cute little shark pup you see while snorkeling is actually a ruthless family murderer who killed more of its siblings than the average Roman senator.
The level of research and effort invested in these videos is truly astounding. Additionally, he manages to transform mundane topics into an enjoyable learning experience.
Have to say, I always learn a lot from these videos. Zefrank, your songs are amazing. Thanks for making the internet what it’s supposed to be. Entertaining and educational.
Ze, Jerry, and the science Nerds, Thanks for taking all the facty facts stuff from shark week and breaking it down to 15mins. No annoying B-list celeb's makes it even better!
@@SteedRuckus Nope not a Tom Cruise fan. I was just making light of what Shark Week has become in recent years. Although I am biased being from Monterey Bay and a few of my friends have been featured experts on more than one of the shows. I don't mind a celebrity narrator but I'll skip the over the top ridiculous highly scripted nonsense Shark Week is changing into.
"If you've ever been in a water park wave pool, then you've felt what it's like to be covered in urine." That was so out of nowhere, I can't stop laughing. 🤣
These videos may be the most entertaining nature videos - period. The writing is just so so good, while still be incredibly educational. Each video is just pure genious.
When I volunteered at the local aquarium, I would describe swell sharks in our visiting tank with the patter of "These are swell sharks, they're swell!". The aquarium audience was mostly grandparents and grandchildren, so it usually got a laugh.
Personally, I think the most intuitive way to understand how wings/fins work is as something that deflects the fluid it passes through down. A plane goes up because it pushes air down. A fish goes up for the same reason with water. The tricky part is that part of how wings often do this is that they also cause the fluid that passes over them to deflect downwards, due to things like boundary layer effects. This can all be modeled in pressure but pressure is generally a lot less intuitive for people.
The walking one can walk 30 meters on land and survive hypoxia (lack of oxygen) for 2 hours, however they are less than 1 meter long so you can walk a dog sized shark on the beach and I mean actually walk it
He's also a pretty talented singer and guitarist, if you didn't already know. I saw his band in Providence, RI in the mid 90's. Their bassist now plays with Blues Traveler. I had been watching these true facts videos for a while before I realized who he was and had seen him in person years ago
"Sharks live in places where there are sharks." Education at it's finest! zefrank finally did a video on my favorite animal... this is Nirvana. Thank you!
So glad that you give credit to the people who created the source material you used and the people who helped do research with you for the video. You’re the best. Keep up the good work ❤.
Islets of langerhans: part of the pancreas, apparently. I had to look it up because it sounded silly, but ZeFrank is very good about not giving me the false impression that something is true when it is.
Can’t believe how long I’ve been watching this channel. It’s still amazing. The water park joke, apple bobbing, sharks live where there are sharks, and the ending song all were fantastic.
Why do people insist on putting apostrophes where they don't belong? It's "outros." 😛 Also, you don't have to ask permission before talking about something. Just say "Let's/I'm going to talk about how Frank's outros are always original bangers."
OMG THANK YOU ZEFRANK for explaining the lift effect properly! I can't take anymore this "the water / the air on this side is faster than..." and scientists know it's wrong for a long time now.
@constantchaos4433 ...??? Yes, water is incompressable, but you can also create pressure differentials in water. This is how pumps, props, and faucets work.
The part with the rostrum with the saw fish is so freaking funny. I kept rewatching it and cackling each time, “EN GARDE, WHA WHA WHA WHA” absolutely hilarious
Having Brilliant as the sponsor on a shark video seems so perfect to me, because in Danish 'being a shark at something' means to be really good at something. example "Jerry er en haj til klipning" = Jerry is a shark at editing
I was absolutely terrified of sharks as a kid. But learning more about them has made me realize that I really don't have anything to fear. So thank you, ZeFrank, for giving me some new knowledge of these beautiful creatures. You & Monterey Bay always make my day better.
@@slimsqde7397 lol google it. a guy lost a giant chunk of his leg just above the knee. you know, like the Apple logo? that kind of chunk, but shark-sized. like two-thirds of the meat in a pretty large chunk of the leg. only the meat shielded by his bone was left connecting the upper part of the leg to the lower part. he had to amputate. "tubarão ataque perna" yields "good" results. there are pictures and videos of it (warning: gore. do not look it up if you're sensitive). the girl below shows in the image search too. i think uncensored videos are all out of the "regular" web by now, but there used to be some pretty scary footage. a girl lost everything below her left shoulder. shark tore her arm right off. those were both in the same day, btw. if you want you can spend a week looking up other incidents. there's even one where a shark jumped out of the water to get a guy that was parasailing. it wasn't as severe, but the shark managed to server tendons and crush bone on his foot. I know you want an award, but don't make it a darwin one. fear what needs to be feared. animals aren't cute and cuddly carebears. they don't joke around. they can kill you in an instant. if they're spotted by someone, get out of the water right away. don't wait for confirmation. that might cost your life.
You are amazing and must be protected at all costs!! I don't know how you manage to keep every single video so informative and keep showing more comedic genius every time 😂
Very happy ze Frank returned to TH-cam. He was gone for quite a while, and I didn’t expect him back. What a pleasant surprise that was. Keep it up, only so many times I can watch reruns.
I found this channel when he was in the 'gone period'. Initially I was sad thinking there may not be any new amazing videos. When he returned, that was the best time ever
I’ve met a kid once that jumped into the pool and immediately peed in it like it’s her designated toilet or something, she was like 12-14 too. This is why I can never swim with too many strangers around especially kids and teenagers
". . . but there's no evidence for that, and it's probably bullsh*t!" If only scientific papers and presentations could include such eloquent, decisive retorts.
Love your content Ze Frank. Never change your quirky ways! I watch them all, don't skip ads or sponsorships, etc. The shorts are great and the longer content, old and new, is fantastic. I love creepy Dave, Crappy Barbara, the mudskippers, the tardigrades, the byerds, and most of all, Jerry. A-bulba, a-buckety bulba to all.
ive heard there was once a true facts dolphins video that was either removed by ze or taken down by youtube, not sure which but some people have mentioned remembering it. never seen it myself though so idk if orcas were included in it or not (since they are also a type of dolphin)
@@JubioHDXI don't recall there ever being one, but if there were, it may be because some of the earlier true facts were more fun than facts, so maybe it's because of how he evolved the format?
It's been a month since Great Ze Frank's last educational post. This post came at such a right time, thank you. Edit: 1:56 This has been burned into my mind and is going to give me nightmares.
I dissected a shark once. I was young and silly and thought I could handle it with my bare hands despite the denticle skin. I learned real quick to wear gloves. And I just now noticed that fish defy the "predators have forward-facing eyes" stereotype. Love your videos, ZeFrank!
When you live in a 3D environment, laterally located eyes tend to work better as they allow clearer vision in the vertical plane. i.e.: you can more easily above and below, because threats (and food) may be located in those additional directions. Forward facing eyes on predators is a land-based bias. Maybe a little for avians as well, but they have different visual requirements.
That bias usually only occurs with visual hunters. Animals like snakes and lizards which rely more on chemicals, smell, or heat detection don’t really need forward facing eyes for hunting. Sharks use multiple senses like electro-reception to sense their prey in a 3D space, so their eyes can remain on the sides of their heads to watch fir threats. In the ocean, everything is prey. Sharks are often cannibalistic, so being the top predator doesn’t excuse them from needing to look out for other sharks.
@@SuziQ. our environment might be 3D, but we don't use that 3rd dimension. Underneath us is ground and above us is sky, nearly everything that's interesting happens on the horizontal plane between them. This is also why land animals, especially those big enough to not fear an attack from a bird or simply a considerably bigger land animal from above, rarely look up. The aquatic environment is different, all 3 dimensions are in use there.
Ze, Iwas a hardcore Sports Racer back in the day and just found all this content. I’m not only excited to watch cause it’s you, but that it’s you talking about natural science. I’m 300% chuffed rn. Thanks for everything you do. Now cross your fingers I don’t injure myself doing my old power move 🦆
@@maddieb.4282, Just about everything. Wikipedia will give you some information, but maybe not the part where he’s a guitar player and had a band. I see that he’s finally added his “a show” videos to this channel. He did a show for a year. He’s also a published neuroscientist.
"Science hippies dented these testi- I mean tested these denticles" at 6:04 Is both adolescent humor and absolutely hilarious, it has me laughing like a hyena 🤣 Jerry must've written that one..🤭 Look forward to new zefrank videos every month ❤👍🏼
Go to brilliant.org/zefrank to get a 30-day free trial + the first 200 people will get 20% off their annual subscription.
Sure
Great choice of thumbnail
If I only subscribe for the free month and run away before they catch me for the whole year, do I get my 20% off. It would be 20% of nothing, but it's the thought that counts. I could give that thought to someone I don't really like, like......my in-laws! Yes, it's the perfect gift for them. Or even better, I'll give it to them after I use the free month. Thank you for the idea, Ze Frank. You are 20% smarter than me.
Fun fact: There is a venomous freshwater shark called a Spiny Dogfish or Spurdog shark.
4:19 God damn it! I was drinking coffee! Now I have coffee all over my phone.
You should put a "spit take" warning at the beginning of this video.
"Many sharks can swim quite quickly. This comes in handy, because sharks live in places where there are sharks."
This is both hilarious and profound. I love your writing.
They not wrong
Well smaller sharks needs to watch out for bigger sharks.
The walking one can survive out if water a long time and walk on land js
It's also tiny tho it could at max take a hand/foot
But yeah 30 meters and 2 hours of hypoxia so yeah
😂😂😂 I laughed harder at that than I should have
Considering he was previously talking about how some shark babies eat each other... It is very profound
I'm still waiting on True Facts: Jerry.
Oh my god! Yesssss!!!
If Frank does decide to stop doing these videos because of all the crap going on with TH-cam, that should be the final video.
Jerry is an animal that is not an animal, Jerry is Jerry 🤡
This is just a joke please forgive me
@@thatwanavy566Jerry has a forgiveness gland. He wants you to look for it. No, not THERE...
I concur.
Love how you couldn't get the Gerber baby line out without laughing a little
"sharks live in places where there are sharks" is definitely one of the True Facts of all time
For a shark, hell is definitely other sharks.
Rotflmfao
For the first time - in what feels like years - the Morbius saying got a chuckle out of me. Kudos 👏
That's the Gerber baby!
Read that as u typed this quote up XD
"Science hippies dented these testi - sorry. Tested these denticles -"
Zefrank just keeps hitting bangers lmao
But he forgot to say how the shark.....do 😭
I want a "Science Hippy" T-shirt.
@rejvaik00 I mean, he talked about baby sharks, and we all know how baby sharks do...do do do do do do.
@@MK-dr7dx what?
@@rejvaik00has no contact with children under the age of 5 😂 iykyk
"Fellatio not yet realized."
Thank you, Frank. That was beautiful.
As a physicist, I will never refer to turbulence as anything other than 'mushy-mushy' ever again.
What about swirly - swirly?
😂
😂
As a wastewater/water treatment operator, the turbulence in my water is most often caused by "mushy-mushy."
😂😂😂😂😂
"Every time you see a shark your ear whispers to your nose, 'that could have been us'".
Thank you Ze Frank! I never knew why the hell they kept doing that until today!
Huh. For me, it's me nose whispering to one of me ears bc NOSES CAN'T HEAR. But ears can hear
😅😅😅😅😅😅
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Whosoever is delighted in solitude is either a wild beast or a god"
~ Aristotle
Made me giggle out loud!! Maniacally , a bit.
Right it's so annoying 🙄 I'm glad I finally got an answer for it too!
“Ready? *shark eye retracts* YOINK!”
NO. NO I WAS NOT 😂😂
Me too. Lost it 🤣
Why can't I comment normally on these videos? Anyways, what's the thing on the ground at 10.22
I even read this first and yet… I wasn’t ready
@@Nohandleformeplease my sincere condolences, friend *tips hat*
Thank you Ze Frank and team for showcasing our horn shark egg video - we have been a fan of true facts series for years! Total dream come true!
That was a beautiful looking Horn Shark Egg Case!
It's wonderful footage! Everyone go check out @wizardbeaver! (Never thought I would say that phrase!)
@@zefrank thanks for the shout out!! There is a first time for everything! 😂
I mean… who in their right mind would turn down an opportunity to check out any damn thing by a thing called WIZARDBEAVER!?!🎉
0:50 Actually that’s a Crested Hornshark eating the egg of a Port Jackson Shark.
Fun fact about the cookie cutter shark:
They, during the Cold War, helped maintain the high tension between the US and USSR by attacking their submarines as they mistook them for whales, resulting in both nations thinking their adversary had found a way to sabotage their vehicles deep underwater.
Thus meaning there is a timeline where we nuked ourselves due to those little whimsical rascals.
"Little whimsical rascals" 😂 That's great
The US had to switch the material of what was being nibbled on by them.
It’s absolutely fascinating to me that people claim they spin to make that shape. I’ve heard it my whole life but there’s literally no evidence. No one has ever seen it, or even claims to have seen it. Weird as hell.
Not only do you make the topic fun and interesting, you take the time to cite references in true science hippie fashion. 🦈
When you learn that the scariest things about sharks *isn't* that some of them can tear you in half. They possess some of the craziest adaptations in nature, and I love them.
Thanks, we love you too.
I could easily take a shark in a fight; it would swim at me, I would dive and hold against its nose so it cannot bite me whilst I gouge its eyes out. I''ll be taking bets against me, since you fools think this impossible when punching shark noses is already proven to be effective. The killer is people panicking and just letting the thing eat them, like what happened in Egypt recently (poor guy).
@@pyropulseIXXIor you could just leave the shark alone
Yeah, they're a lot cooler than I knew!
@@spectrebond5119 no way, I'm setting up shark fights for gambling purposes. Winner take all, loser dies
Many species of shark are also highly intelligent (in a relative sense of the word), and like a curious toddler, they investigate things in their surroundings by putting them in their mouth. I call this process "ingestigating."
Very good. I like that.
I like it.
That too is how I investigated things as a toddler
This needs more upvotes!!
ZeFrank would be proud of that line.
Imagine being a teacher showing this to a class of 10th graders and the principal walks in during the outro. A moment of zen.
It honestly makes my day when a new episode gets released.
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"It looks cute doesn't it? Rubbing against that veiny sack."
Giving a great impression to new viewers as always 😔👌
True Facts is not appropriate for children nor adults who don't act like children.
My girlfriend is a biologist and she introduced me to Zefrank. I know a thing or two about sharks myself just because they have always fascinated me and I have to say this video is just pure gold :D
I love how you are extremely immature but incredibly intelligent and informative at the same time 👍
The perfect mix.
well, he IS a neuroscientist
@@NightMystique13 it really is. We're learning without even really feeling like that's what's happening lol
Excellent entertainment with high quality information/education
@@npcx-mq6cr I didn't know that 👍 thank you, that explains a lot
one of the reason I learn a great deal about animals by watching Wildboyz
how is 15 minutes of Ze Frank more informative than 5 weeks of shark week
Shark week is drama and Ze Frank is pure facts
So true!
@@kelvinelrick807TRUE facts!
Came back to this video just to see the bit with the epaulette shark again. Was thrilled to see my favourite shark show up. Basically sea pigeons, choosing to walk everywhere, and constantly looking for bits of food.
gotta admire that very confident boss walk
sea pigeons go so hard…
The Mote Marine Aquarium in Sarasota, Florida has an epaulette shark touch tank.
The script switcheroo is always my favorite joke in all of these.
"Dented these testicles"
"Tested these denticles" 😭💀
I have been laughing at that one for 5 minutes lol
my favorite is whenever he says "Butt X.... sorry, But X"
and then in one episode he mixes it up and does But to Butt because it was relevant
"but doctors" and the correction to "butt doctors" is hilarious to me and idk why 💀
@@Envrionmela a combination of "the expectation was flipped" and "haha butts"
I could watch this man talk about any topic for hours 😂
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you"
~ Nietzsche
@@philosophy_bot4171 So in other words, if we watch this video enough times we could all turn into sharks too? Sweet!
I saw him do a Ted Talks here online and he is just as awesome as he is here!!
@@neuralmute turn into Zefrank
i have done this more than once, and i will do it again
someone on reddit said "zfrank1's channel is what we imagined documentaries would be like"
Explain this to someone who isn't terminally online
I love it when Ze Frank giggles at his own jokes and provides commentary about his own script 😂
Jerry always trippin
Is no one talking about the dick song at the end there?
Genuinely I was like "Oh my god he used the dick song.....wait that's his song that's right!" It finally came in handy.... Stop it.
doesn’t jerry write part of the script?
Jerry is also Ze / Ze is Jerry. 😂
If you've ever watched a Ze Frank video, you've learned how much of a freak Jerry is. But you've also learned a lot about animals.
Plot twist, Ze Frank is the freak and just does these jokes to make Jerry flustered LOL
@@Clovergirl143 I think they're both just Ze Frank xD
@@3nertia 🤣👏
I suspect Jerry has an OnlyFans account or two.
Jerry is a drunk who doesn't pay his child support, screws up at work and he owes the IRS $15,000. I don't know why Zefrank put up with him after all these years 🤦♀️
I love these for the combination of well referenced science with high production value, and d*ck jokes.
Thank you for making lots of nerds unreasonably happy 😁
😂👍
Also worth noting that cookie-cutter shark's bottom teeth are the biggest in comparison to their body size of any shark. They also just swallow their teeth when they're about to shed them. And they almost caused an international incident between the US and Russia during the Cold War. Cookie-cutter sharks were taking chunks out of the rubber sonar cones of nuclear submarines, but the US and Russia didn't know that at first and both sides thought the other was up to some kind of sabotage.
"Mutant zombie penis vibes" 🤣🤣 I will never think of cookie cutter sharks the same again 😅
Shark sees a submarine: ooo yummy
USA: those damn Russians
There used to be a video here on youtube of a cookie-cutter shark doing the spin-move super bite on the side of a submarine. Submariners have found the circular marks of cookie-cutter sharks grinding their teeth flat on the hulls of their submarines for a long time before we even knew what they were.
It wasn’t an accident. The Cookie Cutter Shark Gang knew exactly what they were doing.
Considering Russia is known for training dolphins and orcas, I wouldn’t be surprise they somehow got the sharks as well lol
"Look out shark. Everyone walk at a moderate pace in the other direction"😂😂😂😂
It would make a really boring movie. 🤣😂🤣🖖💕
@@rainydaylady6596 "Coming to theaters this summer: a relaxing shark movie aimed at the easily frightened and overly anxious."
Not scary, until they walk up , ring your doorbell, and say, "Landshark!" Then it's a horror movie.
I love how the thumbnail unapologetically displays a pair of proud shark claspers lol. Love it
More and better information than all of shark week.
Amen
ZeFrank > Shark Week
I swear, this channel is the absolute PERFECT mix of highly educational and absolutely hilarious. It honestly makes my day when a new episode gets released.
"You saw that didn't you- that's the Gerber behbeh!"do so love Zes monologues 😊❤laughing and learning!!Thankyou for all your videos! Best wishes, J.I.M.K Mrs. Brisbane, Australia. ❤ 🇦🇺 🪃 😊
Shout out to all the awesome science hippies who made this incredible footage, ZeFrank is doing an amazing job showcasing how stunning and genital nature is, and he wouldn't be able to do so without your work.
(Edited for proper nomenclature)
I see what you did there. 😮
@mrblack5145 We prefer the term science hippies.
I also saw what you did there mate. Good one
If you look hard enough…..
@mrblack5145 We appreciate the amendment. Thanks.
Jerry must be an absolutely fantastic editor to have this kind of job security.
I burst out laughing at your rendition of the swordfish 😂 I said the same exact thing, right on cue! *waves sword in the air* YAYAYA!
*Sawfish.
Swordfish are the ultra fast fish that superficially resemble Marlins.
En garde!
I appreciate science hippies so much more after finding True Facts.
True Facts is not appropriate for children, or adults who act like children
@@dallasl3688 😂A fair warning, right?
As a science hippy myself I can only agree.
"Personally I prefer my conveniences be a bit farther from a set of teeth" sounds like a long-established proverb that I've never heard before. Great turn of phrase.
Frank Ze just never disappoints. I so enjoy his narration.
As a biologist, I find your videos to be the same info as some of my undergrad lectures, but way more fun! Thank you!
This is Jawsome! It's so great to see sharks showcased on True Facts, which we have loved for years. It's been an absolute pleasure working with Ze Frank and his team on this hilarious episode, thank you!
i used to be obsessed with sharks as a kid, and it's great to see a zefrank video on them! it gave me the same feeling of fascination and amazement i had as a kid along with making me cackle on more than one occasion. thanks for making this video happen
Thank you for everything you do!
ok
@@giangkim8789there’s always that one weirdo with the unnecessary comment. Dur
@@thathero3736ok. 😊
Learning about the intricacies of LIFT,DRAG and fluid dynamics during my CPL studies as well as when relaxing and watching ZeFrank. It's a win win situation! Such brilliant content sir. Please never retire.
I know you didn't mean it literally, but everyone deserves retirement at some point and I just had to say that because they keep pushing back the age of retirement and I'm mad as hell about it.
Spotted the Saffer.
The clip of an upside-down goldfish while talking about swim bladders was an amazing choice.
Just remember, the cute little shark pup you see while snorkeling is actually a ruthless family murderer who killed more of its siblings than the average Roman senator.
This comment wins a blue ribbon
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You dropped this: 👑
Oh no, the senators saw you eyeing that crown and they don’t take kindly to that kind of thing! Run!
The average shark kills more sharks than it kills people. So keep in mind, sharks help keeping the shark population in check.
@@HappyBeezerStudios You're right. We need more sharks to keep the shark population down!
My family & I appreciate you for doing what you do. Thanks!
Thank you!
Sometimes I wonder how much more educated I could've been if public education made learning even half as fun as this man does. 😂
And that is why he makes school-safe versions now. So that the new generation can be better educated than us.🙂
@@ryuuguu01 Wait, so what you're saying is that testicles, penis and mushy-mushy aren't school safe? /s
@@freechilli8755 I am pretty sure that there are places where parents can sue and get teachers fired for saying mushy-mushy.
Unfortunately learning isn't just learning awesome facts in a comedic format, I wish it was
We all wonder that too!😅❤
The level of research and effort invested in these videos is truly astounding. Additionally, he manages to transform mundane topics into an enjoyable learning experience.
WHAT? YOU MEAN I'M LEARNING!!!!!?????!!!!!
ZeFrank is making us learn! GET HIM!
Who would take the word of a science hippie on mushrooms? Ignore that tosh about learning!
Have to say, I always learn a lot from these videos. Zefrank, your songs are amazing. Thanks for making the internet what it’s supposed to be. Entertaining and educational.
Ze, Jerry, and the science Nerds, Thanks for taking all the facty facts stuff from shark week and breaking it down to 15mins. No annoying B-list celeb's makes it even better!
Science *hippies.
Would you really be happier if it was Tom Cruise telling you about sharks instead?
@@SteedRuckus Nope not a Tom Cruise fan. I was just making light of what Shark Week has become in recent years. Although I am biased being from Monterey Bay and a few of my friends have been featured experts on more than one of the shows. I don't mind a celebrity narrator but I'll skip the over the top ridiculous highly scripted nonsense Shark Week is changing into.
"If you've ever been in a water park wave pool, then you've felt what it's like to be covered in urine."
That was so out of nowhere, I can't stop laughing. 🤣
That was my favorite joke it came out of nowhere but is definitely true
Pool chlorine is odorless. That "chlorine" smell is caused by pool chlorine mixed with urine.
@@rxg9er to be fair, it's also sweat and body oils, not just urine.
@@rxg9er lmao no its not, have u ever smelled chlorine tablets/powder? its definitely NOT odorless
I was laughing so hard, I accidentally gave your comment a thumbs down.
These videos may be the most entertaining nature videos - period. The writing is just so so good, while still be incredibly educational. Each video is just pure genious.
In a 15 minute video ZeFrank has given us more info than the last 13years of Shark week 😮
When I volunteered at the local aquarium, I would describe swell sharks in our visiting tank with the patter of "These are swell sharks, they're swell!". The aquarium audience was mostly grandparents and grandchildren, so it usually got a laugh.
I would have laughed!
Personally, I think the most intuitive way to understand how wings/fins work is as something that deflects the fluid it passes through down. A plane goes up because it pushes air down. A fish goes up for the same reason with water.
The tricky part is that part of how wings often do this is that they also cause the fluid that passes over them to deflect downwards, due to things like boundary layer effects.
This can all be modeled in pressure but pressure is generally a lot less intuitive for people.
And race cars go down because the wings push them down. Just that they are usually called spoiler in that context.
I used to be terrified of sharks but, learning that they are just glow sticks with teeth is helping
The walking one can walk 30 meters on land and survive hypoxia (lack of oxygen) for 2 hours, however they are less than 1 meter long so you can walk a dog sized shark on the beach and I mean actually walk it
Two species are. They're still murder missiles
If I learned anything today, it’s that I’m not mature at age 43 because I giggled when you said “veiny sack”. Thanks Ze Frank ❤️
I'm forty-seventeen. I giggled. I refuse to grow up.
Nothing wrong with that. Stay a kid at heart. That (and my cats) is the only thing keeping me somewhat sane.
@@englishatheartI am 58, and my 19 year old thinks I have lost it, I laughed so hard, repeatedly. Love all you do, Ze Frank.
I stumbled upon True Facts just recently. I tried going to sleep and couldn’t because I kept laughing. You make the world smile Ze Frank. Thanks 😊
The denticles joke ripped me in half because I couldn't choose between awe at the sheer genius and laughter at the hilarity.
This guy has quite a knack for being a comedian and an educator, that's quite a rare talent.
He's also a pretty talented singer and guitarist, if you didn't already know. I saw his band in Providence, RI in the mid 90's. Their bassist now plays with Blues Traveler. I had been watching these true facts videos for a while before I realized who he was and had seen him in person years ago
Quite.
one of the best ways to learn , make it funny.
Everyone rememebers : MYTOCHONDRIA ARE THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL cause it was turned into a joke
Ze Frank needs to make a play list of all their songs. Id buy it. They're all really catchy
"Sharks live in places where there are sharks."
Education at it's finest! zefrank finally did a video on my favorite animal... this is Nirvana. Thank you!
its
Sharks are my favorite animal, so happy to see an episode on them!
Mine is eagle but sharks are like, close second!
@@visdojasem3276 hell yeah!
You dont know elephants exist?
@@SubjectiveFunnywhat?
@@SubjectiveFunny based
So glad that you give credit to the people who created the source material you used and the people who helped do research with you for the video. You’re the best. Keep up the good work ❤.
Islets of langerhans: part of the pancreas, apparently. I had to look it up because it sounded silly, but ZeFrank is very good about not giving me the false impression that something is true when it is.
thank you for taking one for the team and likely having to try to type that a few times before getting the right spelling
Made famous in “My Pancreas” by Weird Al. 😊
They are indeed. Lot of responsibility for insulin.
@@chrisdaignault9845 that's exactly where I learned about it
Now I need a Weird Al / Ze Frank collaboration
Can’t believe how long I’ve been watching this channel. It’s still amazing. The water park joke, apple bobbing, sharks live where there are sharks, and the ending song all were fantastic.
Had no idea about the cartilage or the denticles! Thank you so much this was a truly fascinating episode ❤️
Okay, but can we talk about how Frank's outro's are always original bangers!? 😂
I was looking for a link to the song too lol
@@Ben-kg3sg He writes them for these videos himself :)
Love the outro song! They’re always great but this one particularly tickled my dentacles. PLEASE release an album!!
Why do people insist on putting apostrophes where they don't belong? It's "outros." 😛 Also, you don't have to ask permission before talking about something. Just say "Let's/I'm going to talk about how Frank's outros are always original bangers."
OMG THANK YOU ZEFRANK for explaining the lift effect properly! I can't take anymore this "the water / the air on this side is faster than..." and scientists know it's wrong for a long time now.
In air it also relies on creating a pressure difference, this doesn't apply in water, which is essentially in-compressible
@constantchaos4433
...???
Yes, water is incompressable, but you can also create pressure differentials in water. This is how pumps, props, and faucets work.
The part with the rostrum with the saw fish is so freaking funny. I kept rewatching it and cackling each time, “EN GARDE, WHA WHA WHA WHA” absolutely hilarious
Having Brilliant as the sponsor on a shark video seems so perfect to me, because in Danish 'being a shark at something' means to be really good at something.
example "Jerry er en haj til klipning" = Jerry is a shark at editing
I was absolutely terrified of sharks as a kid. But learning more about them has made me realize that I really don't have anything to fear. So thank you, ZeFrank, for giving me some new knowledge of these beautiful creatures. You & Monterey Bay always make my day better.
yeah, not a good mindset. ask those people who gotten their limbs bitten straight off last year here in brazil
@@GraveUypo sharks arent that dangerous stop spreading false info.
@@slimsqde7397 lol google it. a guy lost a giant chunk of his leg just above the knee. you know, like the Apple logo? that kind of chunk, but shark-sized. like two-thirds of the meat in a pretty large chunk of the leg. only the meat shielded by his bone was left connecting the upper part of the leg to the lower part. he had to amputate.
"tubarão ataque perna" yields "good" results. there are pictures and videos of it (warning: gore. do not look it up if you're sensitive). the girl below shows in the image search too. i think uncensored videos are all out of the "regular" web by now, but there used to be some pretty scary footage.
a girl lost everything below her left shoulder. shark tore her arm right off.
those were both in the same day, btw. if you want you can spend a week looking up other incidents. there's even one where a shark jumped out of the water to get a guy that was parasailing. it wasn't as severe, but the shark managed to server tendons and crush bone on his foot.
I know you want an award, but don't make it a darwin one. fear what needs to be feared. animals aren't cute and cuddly carebears. they don't joke around. they can kill you in an instant. if they're spotted by someone, get out of the water right away. don't wait for confirmation. that might cost your life.
I love Monterey Bay: one of the most magical places on the planet.
There's a 100% chance of not being attacked by sharks of you don't go in the ocean.
Now that song's stuck in my head. Thanks, Jerry.
The term “science hippies” never gets old. 🤣🤣🤣
10:51 I can't believe he just ate that other shark like that! Nature's crazy.
You are amazing and must be protected at all costs!! I don't know how you manage to keep every single video so informative and keep showing more comedic genius every time 😂
Just goes to show sharks aren't the merciless maneaters you see in the movies. They're in fact very interesting!
Also, SHARK POG! (10:50)
Real sharks are more like sea derpsmore then anything and lemon sharks are straight up sea puppies
@@someoneudontknow3709who's a Good Boy
We are pretty fascinating.
Sharks are less dangerous than cows.
That's media for you, like the way generations of people are convinced lemmings are all suicidal cliff divers.
When he was talking about the sawfish and making the noise that we all know would make when it swung its head had me laughing so hard
I love how you still have a sense of humor while promoting the sponsor. As well as, sounding sophisticated and being hilarious at the same time! 👍
Sharks and rays are wonderful creatures, with lots of wild variations.
Whale sharks are top tier for me, very chill giants with polka dots.
Very happy ze Frank returned to TH-cam. He was gone for quite a while, and I didn’t expect him back. What a pleasant surprise that was. Keep it up, only so many times I can watch reruns.
I found this channel when he was in the 'gone period'. Initially I was sad thinking there may not be any new amazing videos. When he returned, that was the best time ever
"Look out shark! Everyone walk in a moderate pace in the opposite direction...."I love Ze Frank.
“If you’ve ever been in a water park wave pool, then you know what it’s like to be covered in urine”.
LMAO
this part made me laugh so hard I couldn't hear what he was saying for like 20 seconds
Yea had to pause the video a bit on that one.
I’ve met a kid once that jumped into the pool and immediately peed in it like it’s her designated toilet or something, she was like 12-14 too. This is why I can never swim with too many strangers around especially kids and teenagers
And then he followed it up with, “If you’ve ever bobbed for apples, then you know what it’s like to have a mouthful of other people’s saliva.” 😂
@@mediumsurmoon6283, Don’t they have a dye for that now, so the pool pee-er can be identified?
My Labrador gets out of the pool to pee!
". . . but there's no evidence for that, and it's probably bullsh*t!"
If only scientific papers and presentations could include such eloquent, decisive retorts.
Another complete slay Ze!!!! Thank you so much for starting to make more videos!!! You never disappoint!!!! ❤❤❤
Every time you release a video, the happiness I feel for you having returned to content-making is reawakened!
I've been waiting for the Sharks episode for years and in true Ze Frank fashion, it did not disappoint. Another fantastic and informative episode.
Your videos honestly are the best cure for a bad day at work! Thank you for always making me laugh 😂
Love your content Ze Frank. Never change your quirky ways! I watch them all, don't skip ads or sponsorships, etc. The shorts are great and the longer content, old and new, is fantastic. I love creepy Dave, Crappy Barbara, the mudskippers, the tardigrades, the byerds, and most of all, Jerry. A-bulba, a-buckety bulba to all.
You forgot "behbehs."
@@katm6 ahh, my bad. I do indeed love behbehs.
I’d love to see you talk about orcas if you haven’t already
ive heard there was once a true facts dolphins video that was either removed by ze or taken down by youtube, not sure which but some people have mentioned remembering it. never seen it myself though so idk if orcas were included in it or not (since they are also a type of dolphin)
@@JubioHDXI don't remember a Dolphins video.
A dolphin video would be 10-15 minutes of dolphin porn. They surf, eat, and f*ck, not in that order. Ask anyone who works in sonar on a ship.
@@JubioHDXI don't recall there ever being one, but if there were, it may be because some of the earlier true facts were more fun than facts, so maybe it's because of how he evolved the format?
Esp with current (ha) events
Sharks are among my favorite known ocean creatures! Thank you for another great episode
Zefrank: Sawfish uses their rostrum exactly how you imagine it...
*Demonstrates swordsmanship with accurate sound effect*
It's been a month since Great Ze Frank's last educational post. This post came at such a right time, thank you.
Edit: 1:56 This has been burned into my mind and is going to give me nightmares.
I love your humor and light hearted take but wish I could watch this with my daughter.
I dissected a shark once. I was young and silly and thought I could handle it with my bare hands despite the denticle skin. I learned real quick to wear gloves. And I just now noticed that fish defy the "predators have forward-facing eyes" stereotype. Love your videos, ZeFrank!
When you live in a 3D environment, laterally located eyes tend to work better as they allow clearer vision in the vertical plane.
i.e.: you can more easily above and below, because threats (and food) may be located in those additional directions.
Forward facing eyes on predators is a land-based bias. Maybe a little for avians as well, but they have different visual requirements.
We all live in a 3D world/environment, unless you’re studying string theory.
That bias usually only occurs with visual hunters. Animals like snakes and lizards which rely more on chemicals, smell, or heat detection don’t really need forward facing eyes for hunting. Sharks use multiple senses like electro-reception to sense their prey in a 3D space, so their eyes can remain on the sides of their heads to watch fir threats. In the ocean, everything is prey. Sharks are often cannibalistic, so being the top predator doesn’t excuse them from needing to look out for other sharks.
@@SuziQ. our environment might be 3D, but we don't use that 3rd dimension. Underneath us is ground and above us is sky, nearly everything that's interesting happens on the horizontal plane between them. This is also why land animals, especially those big enough to not fear an attack from a bird or simply a considerably bigger land animal from above, rarely look up. The aquatic environment is different, all 3 dimensions are in use there.
@@DeuxisWasTaken ,
Yes, we do. We need depth perception for every day functions, like driving, walking, sports, etc.
No matter how effed up my life seems to be, you always manage to put a giggly smile on my face.
I sincerely thank you for that.
Does that mean he made you imagine swimming in drag too ?😂
Ze, Iwas a hardcore Sports Racer back in the day and just found all this content. I’m not only excited to watch cause it’s you, but that it’s you talking about natural science. I’m 300% chuffed rn. Thanks for everything you do. Now cross your fingers I don’t injure myself doing my old power move 🦆
Omg Zefrank lore!! What are you talking about? I would love to know what he’s done before this
@@maddieb.4282, Just about everything. Wikipedia will give you some information, but maybe not the part where he’s a guitar player and had a band.
I see that he’s finally added his “a show” videos to this channel. He did a show for a year.
He’s also a published neuroscientist.
Sharks will always be one of the coolest creatures on the planet to me
"Science hippies dented these testi- I mean tested these denticles" at 6:04
Is both adolescent humor and absolutely hilarious, it has me laughing like a hyena 🤣
Jerry must've written that one..🤭
Look forward to new zefrank videos every month ❤👍🏼
"Most fishes use swim bladders to stay buoyant " 😂😂😂 the upside down goldfish killed me