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- Discover the surprising biodiversity of soil, and how its microbes help support all life on Earth.
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It may not appear very lively six feet underground, but a single teaspoon of soil contains more organisms than there are human beings on the planet. From bacteria and algae to fungi and protozoa, soils are home to one quarter of Earth’s biodiversity. And perhaps soil’s most important inhabitants are its microbes. Carolyn Marshall digs into how soil’s invisible helpers support all life on Earth.
Lesson by Carolyn Marshall, directed by Ivana Bošnjak and Thomas Johnson.
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The claymation style is so unique and suitable to the current subject, its jagged like decomposition.
It is very inspired.
decomposition is more wrinkly and dry unlike clay
@@tenzinc1514 I mean the textures of the clay are modified throughout the video that's why I said claymation Style.
Ikr bro
Yes
Imagine 2000 years later someone telling the world about what you ate today
These chips are looking more and more pitiful. 😂🙈
Imagine 2000 years later someone telling the world that i eat spicy noodles with orange juice
Wait thats me-
@Ibraheem Rizvi umm most probably that guy thought it was just a regular meal
who knows
world's weird
infact
always has been
@@hamiltonianpathondodecahed5236 always has been
@@hamiltonianpathondodecahed5236 always has been
Imagine stumbling across a mutilated body while walking around a swamp
Lol. Hate when that happens to me
I wouldn't even report it. I would just tp out of there, never to return.
I recommend watching Caitlin Doughty's video of bog bodies. A man confessed to killing a person, but that body was already 2000 years old and got chopped up in a peat moss harvester. It might even be the same body as in this video, actually.
Edit: It is the same body.
Doesn’t seem to unlikely when you say it like that
@@youknowme2295 hol up
Whoever animated this deserves a raise.
Haha me too
Yes for real
Maybe you did. Nice way to increase your salary .Lol
@@kamalhasan9066 😂😂😂why u exposing him🤫😥
It's probably be a team, I doubt a single person could do all this
This woman’s voice is so lively, it’s like she’s narrating a kids’ story. I enjoy listening to it so much
Edit: ah yes, being a top comment and having a race argument in the replies. Now I have officially known fame
It's especially great that she narrates something very morbid with that tone. It's like there are kids and she doesn't care just how morbid it is. I agree, because unlike people who dramatizes, it is so plain.
Yea the narration is very poggers
@نحن جند السماء thou doesnt know why thou simps
@@junio0o768 thou makes a poor come back to sir indian name, and now thou shall try to make another.
@@junio0o768 narrating a kids story about a 2000year old corpse
*He shared beauty secrets with the queen of england*
lmao 🤣
Ahaha oh no ahaha
Looking as fly as a monarch
The immortal queen
That makes sense
This is actually interesting because I remember reading about the most well-preserved bog body, the Tollund man in an encyclopaedia when I was little. How a body could survive for so long perfectly preserved fascinated me endlessly. It's one of the reasons why I pursued history in the future. Thanks, Ted-Ed for fostering the same curiosity and inquisitiveness in the future generations. Also, kudos to the artist for the wonderful animation
Wow! You chose not just the name of Godess Athena, but also a nickname! Indeed, you love history!
@@Manos_P_ Thank you! Parthenos is actually one of the many epithets of Athena and kudos to you for recognising it. Have a great day, kind stranger on the internet!
Awh this convo is so cute lmao ^^
@@ileanabriannemari Thank you Brianne for your kind words. Hope you have a great day!
Wait if you wondered how it was preserved, why didn't you pursue science then?
This was mind BOGgling.
I see what you did there😆
**badum tss**
*just kill me already*
Underrated
This made me laugh out loud in the middle of the night. Good job, dude
Body: doesnt decompose
Future people: eh just a normal body
ooh so humans bodies don’t decompose, and most died out by burning to death or something!
Edit: I don’t know why I wrote that so weird, I was joking that future archaeologists ,that have no context of humans, may come across the body that didn’t decompose and assume that was the norm. And by that logic they might also assume that other bodies might have burned.
@@tenzinc1514 ಠ_ಠ Eh?
@@tenzinc1514 what
@@tenzinc1514 naw you're wrong
@@tenzinc1514 to quote Skeletor- "wat?"
Body: didn't decompose
Me:
*He ate too many cup noodles*
*chubbyemu music intensifies*
A man ate 10 cup noddles for dinner this is how his organs shut down
The animation is incredible
Ok but can we talk about this stop motion animation type art that they've used here? More like these please Ted Ed, and kudos to whoever did this, its seriously beautiful.
The animators are Ivana Bošnjak and Thomas Johnson.
This animation is oddly beautiful. It’s like a cross between Coraline and Van Gogh
Omg YES.
Amazing
@@moonlitmoss_ mh
@@moonlitmoss_ xu0p
Maybe he's on a diet so his last meal is a charred bread only
h m
Dieting is today's trend not ancient times
@@kulsumsheikh814 r/whoooooosh
Perhaps the charred bread WAS the cause of his death.
You know, poisoned bread, decomposed bread-who knows?
@@whenitsraining861 they might have been able to determine whether it was poisoned or not. the reason why this is most likely isn’t the reason is because he died from serious injuries. poisoned food wouldn’t have been able to create such injuries.
Bog: *No decomposition here
Bacteria: *_Understandable! Have a great day_*
"Me has a math test Tomorrow"
Also me:- what happened to this body?
Edit:- I got very low marks , but I got 200 Subscribers ( a small price to pay for salvation)
"Me has a paper to write*
Also me:: - what score will this dude get in the math test?
And I have a physics exam😅
Geography exam here
Good luck on your exams y'all
Me too..boii i am really scared for the test...
*The spaghnum moss is also called peat moss. Hence a peat bog...This is used as a soil conditioner which increases the soil's capacity to hold water and nutrients by increasing capillary forces and cation exchange capacity - uses that are particularly useful in gardening*
Microbes: It's decomposition time!
Peat bog: We don't do that here
Microbes: Understandable. Have a great day
what’s a peat bog
I saw this in London museum.. It is strangely fascinating!
Wait! IS THE BODY STILL NOT DECOMPOSED?!
I live in London (well kinda not in the exact place, more nearer to Croydon to be honest)
I SHALL ASK MY MOTHER TO TAKE ME THERE!
Me: I don't want to be forgotten once I'm gone from this world.
Also me when I saw this: *Let me plan my funeral.*
I feel ya :')
Same here bro 😢
I'd love to be forgotten. I'm invisible to people around me anyways
The animators of TED-Ed deserves an Oscar.
💯
I love the stop-motion animation. The textures really help to convey to processes of decomposition while remaining child-friendly. Amazing job!
When you realise that TH-cam recommendations are far more better than TH-cam notifications .
Can we all stop to appreciate how good the TED-Ed animations are?!!
This video is flawless: the content, the animation, the pace. geez. you're really amazing content creators!
I was about to sleep and saw
Welp let's watch why a corpse isn't acting like as a corpse
I love how the art style fits this video so well! It’s so cool how there are different art styles in different videos. This one is especially beautiful and I like it alot!
3:03 that's such a beautiful and precise animation
The murder investigation for the body:
So there’s a T-Rex fossil about 1000 miles in the vicinity
Peat bogs exist
Microbes:” ight’ ima head out ”
Whoever created the style for this is so unique and talented!!! I love it!!
I am always in awe of ted ed videos.. they are doing such an amazing job ❤️
Ted-EDs animation will never disappoint. It’s just stunning
This animation is incredible! I can't imagine how long it took to create this, amazing work!! 💕
Thank you for all the work you do!
The animation is so unique and incredible! keep up the amazing work! love you guys❤
I have no idea what to comment down here but I love Ted Ed ❤️
He skin was literally converted to leather by some witchcraft under the soil.
Thanks Ted ed, I have used your educational videos for my science fair topic many times, these videos are really good.
The animation, narration, this new found information, i love everything about this video ❤
dang, this teaches me more than my own science subject..
i could even use some of what she says here on a test or a quiz, thanks a lot!
really love this channel!
This went from a murder mystery to a lesson on soil. WHAT-
This animation is *Chef's kiss*
I love everything TED Ed puts out, but claymation has a special pedestal in my heart
The art is so beautiful! I love it :D
The animation was so amazing for this video! Also topic was really interesting. I wonder who studies this stuff.
the amount of work put into this is no short of just amazing. this is the reason why I love Ted-Ed, amazing people behind amazing work
I love the little songs at the begging and end so much. Especially the one at the end. And I love the art style of this video. Amazing.
The art style and the way it was narrated is brilliant
Huh. New style of animation I've not seen before. It looks nice, TED-Ed team.
The animation is soooooo good, that I've no words for it.
Ted-ed deserves some serious respect for showing all this stuff to us for free.
Can we appreciate how much effort they gave for this video
Outstanding creativity in the animations, yet again.
The animation is stunning! Wow.
TED ED's animations look like as if we are watching kid's cartoons.. I'm not complaining i love it.
Animation is Oscar worthy. Honestly TED-Ed has some very talented animators in their team
Kudos to whoever that animated this! Impressive!
This was a very fascinating video. Very interesting how we could still tell the cause of death, and even his last meal! Science is pretty cool.
Wow imagine what the future humans could deduce from our bodies 2000 years later. Videos like this gives us a lot to think about and the animation is beyond awesome. I love Ted-Ed.
i love how your animation style of choice always fits the theme of the video
Thank you for the information ...🙂
Fieldworkers: *walking in da lake*
Dead body: *hello there*
😆😆
I always get uncomfortable when having to confront my mortality; learning about it in detail doesn’t really help
The more you are exposed to it the better you will exept it when the time comes
You only fear because you do not live already. Ask yourself: Is your life really any different from being dead?
I enjoyed that! The narration was spot on, the animation was beautiful and it was a great story! Mystery, Intrigue, strange creatures, a body and a possible sacrifice! Ha! Thank you Ted!
This is so informative and so easy to understand.
I went to a bog and they told us be careful or you might just be a new body that is being added to the bog cause if you jump in wrong you can die in seconds but what made it scary is that they said they were joking but we all knew they weren’t cause that can actually happen
I'm so early I don't know what to say... Maybe have a great day!
haha
Thank you!
You too my freind
Thanks you too! :D
I swear that claymation made this video SO UNDERSTANDABLE GREAT JOB!
This is the best you tube channel for students ✨
Seems like this video is going to have lots of views
Ted-ed won't let anything unanswered in the forthcoming years....
Incredible! I think forensics students could learn from this as well as anthropology lovers like myself ! Totally fascinating and the stop motion has my respect as someone who wants to animate herself.
Amazing job Thomas and Ivana!!!
"I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers."
Why does this animation look so different????
Because it is
It's a different animator
It’s a stop motion I think
They use different animators in each video. This one is stop-motion animation by Ivana Bošnjak and Thomas Johnson.
one of the best explanations of decomposition ,thank you
Let’s appreciate the artwork used in these videos! Gorgeoussssssss
Them slowing eating the apple until it was into nothing makes my skin shiver.
Edit: I dunno why I typed “fruit thing” instead of “apple” lol
The "fruit thing" was an apple. Lol
You were trying to show, not tell. Like instead of saying a car passed you by, you say a hunk of metal passed you by.
last time i was this early was when this guy was alive
Haha nice 👌😎
*i love vids like this, idk why but there’s something about it that just is so interesting and the animation style is so cute/nice*
Things I love about TedEd:
EVERYTHING ❤️
How about pharaoh’s body in Egypt which haven’t decomposed for over 3000 years
I think that's a result of mummification used in Ancient Egypt. TedEd also has a video about that.
To answer that very question, check out the video we link to at the end of this one 😉
Confirmed: The queen bathes in a hidden peat bog inside her palace to keep being alive.
This channel is my go too video if I really wanna learn more than whatever I was thought or was thinking of 🤔🧐 thank you
the animations are GORGEOUS.
Fun fact: People will more likely read the comment if there's a fun fact in the first sentence
And they're also more likely to 'like' it🤣
Thumbnail: Why didn't this 2,000 year old body decompose?
Me: That look like play dough to me
(No offense your videos are great team Ted - Ed)
This is how i enjoy learning
I love these life-like animations the most of all
1:18 "As soon as it contacts the soil..."
Hence, the 3-second rule for food that fell down does not apply.
The narrator sorta sounds like one of the Amoeba Sisters
The Best Education Channel Ever
I love the rough gritty claymation style of this video and the narration with it. This unique claymation style is very different than say…. The Gumby style claymation I watched as a child in the 80s but just interesting and fascinating to watch!
If you have trypophobia skip 0:30 to 0:44 trust me.
I wish i had read this before-
What is trypophobia
I searched for Trypophobia while eating :(
@@abhishekchaudhary6975 rip dude
Can somebody tell me what is trypophobie
This makes me petrified of being buried- like nah I don't wanna get in that coffin now💀💀 just burn me instead-
Why tho? Isn't it better that ur remains will get to exist for longer?
@@Reijvi yeahh but the mental image of all these tiny microbes and worms eating my rotting corpse is majorly freaking me out ;-;
@@Reijvi No, your corps is a waste of of space. It's better to decompose back into the earth or. Be cremated, it helps the environment and fertilize plant life. It helps the living then just taking up space and keep expanding creepy grave yards.
your user is literally "Eternal FLame" xD
@@eternalflame49 Understand what you mean, but in comparison, you'll be forgotten a lot faster and be a lot less memorable after death, like as if you've never existed, compared to let's say this dude who was prolly a nobody long ago, but will be remembered a lot more than most of his age in time, even if they don't know who it was.
This is very nicely well done.
the animation for this is AMAZING
last time i was this early was when this guy was writing "last time i was this early was when this guy was alive
"
0:32 *Trypophobia warning!*
I was eating when this "decomposition" scene showed up 🤢
@Augusto C. yeap, but it was enough to make me feel repulsed
@Augusto C. Not quite a needle but a modelling spike and we used some dried coffee and soil to add texture to the clay figure
@@yanets.4786 sorry maybe there should be a warning at the start: Don't eat whilst watching this
Love this channel's animation.
It's awesome how Ted-Ed manages to still surprise me with new forms of animation after all those years