The golden dorado, which I misnamed on the livestream as dorado dorado, is an aggressive fish. It got its own River Monsters episode where it was suspected as the source of several attacks. They have razor sharp teeth and powerful jaws.
I dunno why but Chad shouting HEY! at the start of the video for some reason reminded me of the Atari pole position commercial from 83, guess it was just the way he said it xD
it's not extinct YET it's going extinct because of collectors who want ww2 "zi-NA memorabilia", basically people who like to collect zi-NA stuff [they aren't zi-NA's themselves they just collect it]....... Well I say that, but making an animal go extinct just because your a collector is pretty zi-NA like.
The mnemonic device I learned and teach for taxonomy is Large Dangerous Kangaroos Punching Children On Family Game Shows. You always start with Life because things like viruses exist. As said here though, in every taxonomic level we have suites of characteristics. The Domaine Eukarya for example is defined by large cells, a true nucleus and membrane bound organelles among other things. In taxonomy, the levels of life are: Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species All animals follow this, but it's slightly different for various other types of life. What about us? Well Humans are: Domaine- Eukarya Kingdom- Animalia Phylum- Chordata Class- Mammalia Order- Primate Family- Hominidae Genus- Homo Species- sapien There are various other levels within these levels also said here. You have Super, Sub, Parv and Infra which are the most common you'll see. There are also Clades and Tribes. Primates for example have two extant Suborders, Haplorhini and Strepsirrhini. We are Haplorhines. Within the Suborder Haplorhini we have two Infraorders, Tarsiiformes and Simiiformes. We are Simiiformes. So in reality we can describe humans in much more detail like this. We are Eukaryotes, organisms made of one or more nucleated cells. We are Animals as we can't produce our own energy and have cell membranes instead of cell walls. We are Chordates because we have nerve chords. We are Vertebrates because our spinal chord is protected by our vertebrae and we are Mammals because we are covered in body hair, females of our species can produce milk and we have a four chambered heart. We are Eutherians because we have a bellybutton, indicative of our ability to give birth to live young. We are Primates as we have large brains relative to our body size, we have dexterous hands, flexible shoulders, and binocular color vision. We are Haplorhines, because we can't synthesize our own vitamin C, we have dry noses rather than wet, and we also don't have split lips although we do have the remnants of it. We are Simiiformes, anthropoid primates with complex social systems with which we communicate with others and we also have unique structures with regard our hind feet, teeth, orbits and an even larger brain to body ratio. We are Catarrhinis as we have nostrils pointing down, we have a 2-1-2-3 dental format, and we lack a prehensile tails. We are also Hominids as we have a Y shaped molar pattern, even more reduced caudal vertebrae, and an increased ability for bipedality. Now we reach Hominines. Hominins use tools. We all have a proto culture in which we teach tool use to our young, we all have these long gestational periods of 8-9 months and long parental care periods to nurture our big brains. Of the Hominins, we are of course the genus Homo, and we are the species sapien. I could explain all of these in far more detail as they are all defined by suites of characteristics, but I think you get the point. I recomend a video by Gutsick Gibbon where she walks you through how Nested Hierarchies work.
I got my name from being burnt to a crisp, respawning like a 1337H4X0R, and however finding myself permanently covered in a smelly layer of black soot.
Principle of priority does basilosaurus dirty. That and palaeontologists are the biggest nerds in science, theres a dinosaur (not anymore its actually just a baby of another species) called dracorex hogwartsia which translates to the dragon king of hogwarts.
Hey guys, amazing video, it really cheard me up after thease hard times, i live in Ukraine (Country in Europe at war) and i hear explosions and air raid sirens almost every day, watching videos like these where people laguh and ect. really chears me up and make me forgget the situation im in 😭🙏. I wish you two all the best and much love from Ukraine 🇺🇦🙏
i recommend watching some of sam onellas vlogs there not vlogs just random stuff that didnt fit on his main theme but there is some sam onella originao music and a holloween video that is amazing plus you get to see sam in real life i wont spoil it but its an experience you can find the channel off of his channel wlong with his dogs channal rick
Okay, I got to ask. Why is everyone doing the oh no face when the video mentions nazi memorabilia? Like, people collect all sorts of shit. Does the thought of nazis scare people so much that even just collecting their shit is a oh no moment.
I'm assuming it's less about collecting stupid nazi shit and more the fact that an animal is being driven extinct because of it that makes people go "wtf".
I do think it’s a bit of an overreaction, but I think, in my opinion, it may have to do with that beetle facing extinction due to it. Because there were likely a crap ton of the things once upon a time, and since it’s facing extinction solely due to Nazi’s, that implies that there’s a lot of Nazi’s still about. At least that’s my take away.
Why would you want Nazi memorabilia? Sorry but that is a major red flag. It is one thing if you have a lot of WW2 stuff and you just so happen to have a Luger, however I would be highly suspicious of someone who shows off their WW2 collection and it is all Nazi stuff.
@@sphjinx1448 I don't think it implies there are a lot of nazis. It's just like a butterfly collections. "Hey, this beetle is named after Hitler" "interesting, I want it in my collection". People just don't really care about a single unique beetle species that if went extinct wouldn't probably impact the world that much. People just don't react this way when you mention communist collections or the Chinese cultural revolutions or really much else. I am probably just overreacting, but it's just weird to me that so many reaction channels do the same thing.
@@0816M3RC idk, I don't collect anything. But here in Czech I know people who do collect mainly nazi or sssr stuff, just because it's interesting to them. They were very I fluencal regimes that had a high impact on a our world. Of those collectors I know only one calls him self a nazi and he is such a joke of person I can't take him seriously.
The "bitis" part has gotta be my favorite joke of the year 😂
“….Cause they bitis.”
It's funny because it's really not a funny joke, but for some reason I cannot help but giggle when I hear it.
"Like Woods Macaque or Toilet Rat"
"lol Woods Macaque!"
I always remembered
Phylum
class
order
Family
genus
species
as
please
come
over
for
gay
sex
Send location
"...Why not great sex?"
"Well now I can't remember anything!"
The Donkey Kong bit made me laugh the hardest I've laughed this week. And I'd seen it already.
Your reactions to the beetles being killed was amazing.
Sam O’Nella and internet historian in the same week I can die happy
The golden dorado, which I misnamed on the livestream as dorado dorado, is an aggressive fish. It got its own River Monsters episode where it was suspected as the source of several attacks. They have razor sharp teeth and powerful jaws.
I dunno why but Chad shouting HEY! at the start of the video for some reason reminded me of the Atari pole position commercial from 83, guess it was just the way he said it xD
“Gorilla gorilla gorilla”
🤣🤣
Eagle gold eagle. James Bond would be proud lol
I swear, everyone I’ve seen react to this always nods along to the feet number song 😂
Homo sapiens sapiens = Wise wise human
Hell yeah, I'm on a long ass car ride you posted right on time! (I'm a passenger.)
Dolfy's killstreak continues even 80 years after he last logged out
it's not extinct YET it's going extinct because of collectors who want ww2 "zi-NA memorabilia", basically people who like to collect zi-NA stuff [they aren't zi-NA's themselves they just collect it].......
Well I say that, but making an animal go extinct just because your a collector is pretty zi-NA like.
Speaking of Pokemon there was an insect named after the ultra beast Pheromosa
The mnemonic device I learned and teach for taxonomy is Large Dangerous Kangaroos Punching Children On Family Game Shows. You always start with Life because things like viruses exist. As said here though, in every taxonomic level we have suites of characteristics. The Domaine Eukarya for example is defined by large cells, a true nucleus and membrane bound organelles among other things.
In taxonomy, the levels of life are:
Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
All animals follow this, but it's slightly different for various other types of life. What about us? Well Humans are:
Domaine- Eukarya
Kingdom- Animalia
Phylum- Chordata
Class- Mammalia
Order- Primate
Family- Hominidae
Genus- Homo
Species- sapien
There are various other levels within these levels also said here. You have Super, Sub, Parv and Infra which are the most common you'll see. There are also Clades and Tribes. Primates for example have two extant Suborders, Haplorhini and Strepsirrhini. We are Haplorhines. Within the Suborder Haplorhini we have two Infraorders, Tarsiiformes and Simiiformes. We are Simiiformes. So in reality we can describe humans in much more detail like this.
We are Eukaryotes, organisms made of one or more nucleated cells. We are Animals as we can't produce our own energy and have cell membranes instead of cell walls. We are Chordates because we have nerve chords. We are Vertebrates because our spinal chord is protected by our vertebrae and we are Mammals because we are covered in body hair, females of our species can produce milk and we have a four chambered heart. We are Eutherians because we have a bellybutton, indicative of our ability to give birth to live young. We are Primates as we have large brains relative to our body size, we have dexterous hands, flexible shoulders, and binocular color vision. We are Haplorhines, because we can't synthesize our own vitamin C, we have dry noses rather than wet, and we also don't have split lips although we do have the remnants of it. We are Simiiformes, anthropoid primates with complex social systems with which we communicate with others and we also have unique structures with regard our hind feet, teeth, orbits and an even larger brain to body ratio. We are Catarrhinis as we have nostrils pointing down, we have a 2-1-2-3 dental format, and we lack a prehensile tails. We are also Hominids as we have a Y shaped molar pattern, even more reduced caudal vertebrae, and an increased ability for bipedality. Now we reach Hominines. Hominins use tools. We all have a proto culture in which we teach tool use to our young, we all have these long gestational periods of 8-9 months and long parental care periods to nurture our big brains. Of the Hominins, we are of course the genus Homo, and we are the species sapien. I could explain all of these in far more detail as they are all defined by suites of characteristics, but I think you get the point.
I recomend a video by Gutsick Gibbon where she walks you through how Nested Hierarchies work.
please do more sam o nella reactions!
*nearing extinction,it's a slow death
My favorite videos are "mass hysteria throughout history" and "dead body hijinks part 1 and 2."
I got my name from being burnt to a crisp, respawning like a 1337H4X0R, and however finding myself permanently covered in a smelly layer of black soot.
ah Chi-dane-dane we all know how it would have to happen but we really don't wanna think about someone doing it.
Its the real life equivalent of breeding skitty and wailord
Finally someone made a smirk about the Brandon joke.
Shiet I didn't even know he's back. Praise the Sam
Principle of priority does basilosaurus dirty.
That and palaeontologists are the biggest nerds in science, theres a dinosaur (not anymore its actually just a baby of another species) called dracorex hogwartsia which translates to the dragon king of hogwarts.
Hey guys, amazing video, it really cheard me up after thease hard times, i live in Ukraine (Country in Europe at war) and i hear explosions and air raid sirens almost every day, watching videos like these where people laguh and ect. really chears me up and make me forgget the situation im in 😭🙏. I wish you two all the best and much love from Ukraine 🇺🇦🙏
I like that you specified what Ukraine is :D
@Kashgari 🇺🇦 😎 🇺🇦
aw another reaction video in which the final small joke is skipped since its after the credits
Well done, now react to all his other videos so we enjoy it 👏
i recommend watching some of sam onellas vlogs there not vlogs just random stuff that didnt fit on his main theme but there is some sam onella originao music
and a holloween video that is amazing plus you get to see sam in real life
i wont spoil it but its an experience
you can find the channel off of his channel wlong with his dogs channal rick
Who is the guy in the photo?
ALMOST extinct
More Sam pls
You're the first people I've seen to get the "popular guy named Brandon" joke
But I don't get it, who is it??
"Let's go Brandon" rings a bell?
@@kregy7509 not a single one
Wdym, he's literally the US President
@@LoisoPondohva That's...not his name tho
@@SpectrumAnalysis Google.
Let's go Brandon!
I'm losing my mind temporarily upon noticing the "uu" in Equus has the literal same phoneme use as w. Why, just why English.
Ekwus and Equus
Okay, I got to ask. Why is everyone doing the oh no face when the video mentions nazi memorabilia? Like, people collect all sorts of shit. Does the thought of nazis scare people so much that even just collecting their shit is a oh no moment.
I'm assuming it's less about collecting stupid nazi shit and more the fact that an animal is being driven extinct because of it that makes people go "wtf".
I do think it’s a bit of an overreaction, but I think, in my opinion, it may have to do with that beetle facing extinction due to it. Because there were likely a crap ton of the things once upon a time, and since it’s facing extinction solely due to Nazi’s, that implies that there’s a lot of Nazi’s still about. At least that’s my take away.
Why would you want Nazi memorabilia? Sorry but that is a major red flag.
It is one thing if you have a lot of WW2 stuff and you just so happen to have a Luger, however I would be highly suspicious of someone who shows off their WW2 collection and it is all Nazi stuff.
@@sphjinx1448 I don't think it implies there are a lot of nazis. It's just like a butterfly collections. "Hey, this beetle is named after Hitler" "interesting, I want it in my collection". People just don't really care about a single unique beetle species that if went extinct wouldn't probably impact the world that much. People just don't react this way when you mention communist collections or the Chinese cultural revolutions or really much else. I am probably just overreacting, but it's just weird to me that so many reaction channels do the same thing.
@@0816M3RC idk, I don't collect anything. But here in Czech I know people who do collect mainly nazi or sssr stuff, just because it's interesting to them. They were very I fluencal regimes that had a high impact on a our world. Of those collectors I know only one calls him self a nazi and he is such a joke of person I can't take him seriously.