New Species of Prehistoric Amphibian Named After Kermit | 7 Days of Science
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- In this week's episode of 7 Days of Science, we cover the big, the small, the new, and the old. The existence of dark matter is questioned, a tiny ancient not-frog gets a fun name, dogs brains are scanned, and a new titanosaur is discovered.
Oh, and Doug forgets his suit.
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The habitability of Venus’s atmosphere:
www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.108...
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New universe model eliminates need for dark matter:
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Dogs can recognise when words aren’t things:
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Sperm Whale defence mechanism against orcas:
www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-2...
Anthropocene rejection update:
www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
Homo naledi juveniles:
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The largest freshwater dolphin ever, Pebanista yacuruna:
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Fossil amphibian named after Kermit, Kermitops gratus:
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New titanosaur species Udelartitan celeste from Uruguay:
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I hate it when people pretend to be three dimensional.
The rumors of 3D Doug's demise have been greatly exaggerated.
By his enemies.
There's something different about Doug. There's a little more depth to him than I remember.
It's like a whole other dimension!
It's the lingering effects of Dino Madness. I'm just glad to see him back not that I mind Ben or Emilia at all cause they're great! It's just cool to see the whole gang
Hologram?
Because he's not wearing his suit, which is incredibly well pressed.
It’s so weird
Doug without his suit? The land without a king!
Did somebody say 'quest'?
He's finally standing there in person
If you say "bone" to a dog and then show the dog a shoe the dog is probably thinking "C'mon Man!"
Me: holds up a rock “treat”
The dog: 🤨
Me: “okay, so it’s a treat for Emma, not dog”
Dog: this human eating rocks?
Me: I love fossils and minerals
This imagery scenario got out of hand
I'm not entirely sure but I think they improved Doug's animation and now it's not only his mouth moving. I might be wrong, though
"It's not easy, being green"
--Kermitops, presumably...
Doug: Good news, Ben. This week I'll be able to host the show without using the 2-D cutout.
Ben: That's great! Get into your suit.
Doug: Oh, bugger...
Shitting myself has definitely put my predators off - and my pals.
They really have improved the 'Doug" model!
Kermit Mc Kermitface confirmed.
I think you have solved the video/audio synchronization problem with Cardboard Doug! Very interesting human silhouettes in the sauropod graphics! Thanks for sharing!
Ok, the intro kind of jump-scared me.... flesh Doug??? What happened to cardboard Doug?... on vacation or something?
Doug, you've got a great face and voice for television.
A very special episode because Ben actually hosted.
Ah, good. I was just thinking: "Hope it's Doug, this time...".
No suit is a bit of a bugger, though.
Never thought whales capable of flinging poo at their enemies, but here we are.
Very cool that a study officially proved that dogs can form word images. I would have thought so.
Now we have to do similar studies with parrots, elephants, dolphins, and crows/corvids.
I wonder if cats are capable .... I really have no idea
11:11 what the heck? I had no idea there was such a massive sea level transgression in Patagonia during the Miocene, that's wild. Easier to imagine there being such a faunal turnover as that disappeared, it would have had a major effect on climate and rainfall
Dude, you could wear a bath robe and I'd watch because the things you cover are fascinating to me. And orcas are starving in many areas, it's a disaster they are attacking another endangered species, but everybody has to eat.
Ben needs Doug as Kirk needs Spock. We, need them all.
Small thing but light tiring means only the energy goes down it doesn't slow down.
Come for the science, stay for real life Doug 😅❤
@7:30 Hippos do that too
Now the next frog should be named "Ainteasus Beinggreenus"
Fantastic. Kermit will live on forever in paleontology.
Hi Ho, Kermit the Kermitops Gratus here! 🐸
Doug effing rules.
Doug's out of uniform! It's kitchen duty for you!
Good to see and hear you for more than the intros alone again!
Did the astrobiologists ever visit Yellowstone National Park? There are hot springs with dilute sulfuric acid that harbor extremophiles. If there were amino acids that didn't like sulfuric acid, those organisms likely lack them or use modified versions.
that's good quality cardboard if I've ever seen some
This new doug is do well animated.
The frog, the myth, the legend!
Very dense today, a lot of news. Thanks!
c is a constant. Light does not "get tired". The speed of light is only the constant c in a vacuum. Space isn't a vacuum, especially after 13 billion years, there's ions and EM fields everywhere, it's a plasma basically, with a refractive index.
Dogs: Scientists discover what dog owners have known for centuries. xD
Looking good, Doug.
Brilliant episode!
So... the Sperm whales *inked* the orcas... like a squid... hahahahahah!
not exactly, but...
You guys have to be working on the earth 600k years ago video by now. Congratulations on 600k subscribers.
Doug should forget his suit more often
If the universe is twice as old as we thought it would, wouldn't the heat death be any day now?
"the famous lissamphibian" lmao
good to see u dude
Man's impact on the planet in a serious way goes all the way back to the beginning of the Industrial Age.
Kermitops doesn't look like Kermit, Kermit looks like Kermitops.
new 7 dos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so happy
Less of a ravenous teenager and more of a civilized 20 something… darn?
This is clearly a deepfake Doug; the real Doug is 2D and never forgets his suit.
I think it’s funny it took so long to scientifically figure out that dogs actually understand what you’re telling them. It’s really obvious if you have a working type of dog. There is definitely complex thinking going on in their heads, you can see it in their eyes and reactions. If I ask my dog if he wants a treat or walk or needs to pee or bedtime, and a few dozen other things he knows what I am saying. He knows over a dozen toys by name as well and can go get them on demand. If I ask him if he wants to go outside and I don’t take him immediately. He will bug and pester me until I follow up on it.
the Titanosaurs are definitely my favorite group of sauropods.
Suits and other "formal" clothes were invented to reinforce the class divide, fuck 'em.
The new 3D model looks great!
Great as always but I would like to point out the numerous primitives who have been taught and use sign language meaning dogs are not the first to show that they understand the meaning of words even if unable to vocalize. In fact other primates can and do go so far as to create words for concepts, actions and items that they don't already have a word for.
IMO it would make more sense for the antropocene to be an age instead of an epoch.
Jim Henson would be so pleased. ❤
JOY! Kermit gets some love from the paleontologists! I applaud the decision, anything that involves a Muppet is going to grab my attention, and this is big,no matter how tiny the frog might have been. I urge the scientific community to take notice and be more inclined to give the Muppets a nod in their discoveries....
Honestly I’ve seen clever dogs do this and that was my assssment
Wait! Did they discover Doug is a human? Did they not discover his suit? And my dog understands more about the world than I do.
the paper regarding "tired light" has been generally discredited by other expert speakers in the field of astronomy and has not really proven it's own hypothesis and thus doesn't constitute a robust new scientific theory.
Seriously? Had someone asked when was an amphibian named after Kermit, I would've probably said it was somewhere around 70's
I still say Doug isn't real.
They simply replace a cardboard cut out with an AI generated 3D hologram.
You can't fool me, 7DOS!
That new titanosaur reminds me of nigersaurus.
I've never owned a dog, but experience tells me cats understand everything we tell them and they just don't care.
I thought Doug looked fine without the suit.
Tired light shouldn't even get a mention.
I'm no physicists, but for tired light to be real, universal constants like electron spin, SPL, and every other universal constant would need to have changed at some point, all at once.
Hence why we would be seeing this "red shift" instead of the more widely accepted simpler answer of the dopler shift of light over time as the universe expands.
Do that dog study with parrots and it'll blow your mind.
I realized this exact thing about my current service dog trainee. He understands my words to the point where a mismatch between my word and reality will demonstrably confuse him.
I changed how I trained him, as a result. I’m teaching him the names of things, then syntactically associating those object names with qualifiers and actions.
There’s a couple who are training an African Grey parrot this way, and I’m astonished that it’s working so well with a dog. (Apollo and Friends is the çhannèl if you’re interested in this technique).
wow how did they know about kermit the frog that long ago that's crazy
My cat is still laughing
what is this fascinating species we haven't heard from in a while?
Can you imagine if we’ve been looking for life eons away, and it’s been right next door the whole time
Kermitops Jordanpetersoni
I'm confused about the speed of light, I mean i was always tought that is was a universal constant but If E=MC2 and light is not a constant does it make C2 harder to work out?
Venus....hot sulphuric acid, mars other deadly stuff....great.
Kermitops in Texas and during the Early Permian? That mean it might lived along side Edaphosaurus, Dimetrodon, Seymouria, Platyhystrix and Eryops
Are any of those Big Birds?
@kathyrnjmaver1173 no there are no birds in the Permian
Holy crap! He's not a plastic cutout!
Who cares about the suit, as you’ve actually turned up this week and didn’t just phone it in. I’d gotten fond of the cutout.
A hydrogen based dirigible would not need to fear fire in an oxygen free atmosphere like that of Venus. A fairly permanent base could exist in the upper reaches where heat and pressure are closer to earth normal. The acids could still be a problem... Plastic coatings, if the heat were not too extreme perhaps...
Not wanting a time period named because of feelings doesn't sound very scientific. I guess we've seen a lot of that in science lately.
Venutians!
If I ask my dog where his toy is he goes searching for it you could have just asked me
When I mention the word sausage, the head goes up, ears are pointed towards me and the tongue comes out. The dog understands me very well!
Thank you for bringing us regularly important science news. I love this channel! Doug, congrats, your presentation was very nice! Much more pleasing then the 2D model 🙂. What about dogs capable of bringing their toys when asked to do so? If I recall well, many dogs were tested and were able to bring back several toys. Border collies excelled at this and one particular border collie was exceptional th-cam.com/video/OhosLefTTLQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=OnTimeNews If the animal can bring the object on verbal command, doesn't that mean that it must have a mental image of the word? Maybe this was the first study that used particular methodology in confirming the ability of dogs to understand words and form a mental image, but is it the first study that concluded that dogs have this ability?
Stem froggo!
Is there any proof of life on Uranus?
As long as the model fits all of the data, then so be it.
so ... assuming that the planet which would become Earth existed at the time of the start of our universe (a huge assumption, I know), that would mean that our planet has had around 23 billion years without sustaining life. not sure why, but that seems mind-numbing to me.
I have so wanted scientists to research and look further into this "stuck on dark matter" situation! THANK THE LORD! We can actually progress physics & astronomy again!
You mean astronomy right? Astrology is horseshit.
@@tjarkschweizer my bad. Yeah I meant astrophysicists and astronomy.
Metaverse is basically is a man made universe and heaven and hell is basically a realm where the afterlife go witch basically holds are other realm like purgatory and the end
Thought he was out of it since absent last few months of 7dos.
All this talk of Dark Matter, Normal Matter, Anti Matter, does any of this matter?
The dreaded 💩 storm 😆
🐸
Tired light was refuted decades ago - if it's a integral part of a new theory, it doesn't look good for this theory.
It does look like Kermit actually
We've never learned our dog words like cheese, treat ir walk
Het she understands them all too wellso this news doesn't
S8 that's not a surprise ro me
The current era should start on July 16, 1945, date of the Trinty test. Exotic isotopes in sediment layers would be a clear marker.
Hands up anyone who said Mondas! 🖐