@@thstroyur For education, I agree. For fiction, I don't like spoilers. But if it can't still be enjoyable with spoilers, then I hazard to say it's not really that good.
I use to work at a vet and I saw a necropsy where they removed a dog's heart that had enlarged 3 times it size because of heartworms. They were oozing out of the ventricles. It was nightmare fuel. Treat your dogs folks!
Yeah I'm pretty sure I have this. I already know I have pinworms, but now I feel some mass in my heart area, and I also rarely feel something move in my chest that nearly knocks me out. I took this paraguard by zahler and mumica pudica seed (to kill the larger ones), and once I did this and took a dump then went in the shower, My left chest area went completely numb and so did my left arm, I was thinking of even calling for my dad it was that intense, any suggestions? Thanks
@@joeslacker1020 get checked for paragonimiasis. These can move the lung area causing serious issues. If not get to a doctor to get checked for heart worms, cancer, and any heart failure related diseases.
Forewarned is forearmed. You can't avoid dangers by not learning about them. I don't even know why we have that instinct for ignorance. Not just you as it seems to be a human reflex.
Well done SciShow! One of my Parasitology professors at the U of MD was the one who worked out the life cycle of D. immitis & also helped develope a treatment for Heartworn disease in dogs. He was an amazing individual.
@Oshe Shango First off, I am not "taking" it anywhere. Secondly, it was just an interesting fact that I thought some people would find interesting. Well, except for you I guess.
@@waterunderthebridge7950 A very minor villain from a Buffy The Vampire Slayer episode. I really wanted that character to be more of a threat than he was.
That would certainly be lethal. But imagine an M.E. opening up someone on the autopsy table to see the heart explode into worms. I suppose real M.E.s have seen worse.
Aside from geography, so many people do not spay/neuter. There are so many dogs not getting vet care. City abandoned or country "dropped off" to fend for themselves. Pretty awful.
@@Ikajo Sometimes cats just drop dead from heartworms, without any prior symptoms. And heartworms have been found in every state in the US. Once your cat had the worms, you have to treat symptoms and hope the worms die before your cat dies. Treat your cat
Thank you so much for covering this! I know it’s mostly about humans but trying to get people to put their dogs they love sooo much on heart worm prevention is very difficult.
I’m taking a minute of my time to appreciate all the work they put into the videos, but most importantly THEY HAVE SUBTITLES 😄 Thank you for the subs 💕
Like the parasitic wasp that uses genes gained from a virus to knock out the immune system of the insects it infests. It knocks it out just long enough for the eggs to gain a foothold in the poor hosts. Just when you thought wasps couldn't get more "evil". lol
@Oshe Shango Anything that hurts humanity or our feelings is evil. Anything that helps humanity or our feelings is good. It has nothing to do with anthropocentrism. Nothing at all.
I work in a natural food store with the pet stuff. It is extremely difficult for me when someone wants a 'natural' treatment for heartworm. I try to explain to them the dangers of not treating ahead of an infection and poor efficacy of so-called 'natural treatments' for live infections. I usually end with suggesting they talk to their vet and if they don't have one I suggest my vet. My hope being that if they know a natural food store worker goes there they'll consider going there too and get real treatment for their pet. I do this with vaccines, flea and tick treatments and bobcat fever too. I've gone out of my way to have information, not fear, to give them.
So, this raises the question of why people’s immune systems are so good at dealing with worms? I could be wrong, but it seems to me that humans are LESS good at handling bacterial and viral infections in comparison.
The human immune system isn't generally better or worse, it's just different than that of a cat or dog so it's better at some thing and worse at others. House pets don't often congregate with other members of their species the way humans do on a daily basis, which I presume would decrease their rates of infection.
In general human immune systems are very good at dealing with invaders. The issue is that certain microbes are adapted specifically to attacking humans or have tumbled across a good general strategy. If you stand on a rusty nail more than a thousand types of bacteria, vriri, fungi and other creatures will invade your body, nearly all we be gone in hours. Only those who have our immune systems figured out in some way (Looking at YOU tetanus.) have a chance. (And even then often only once before we get immunity.) I'd recommend looking at Kurzgesagt's video on ebola which shows the many steps the virus takes specifically to shut down mammalian immune systems.There the human immune system falls to elaborate sabotage rather than incompetence.
Metal Gear? Psycho Mantis? Played like a fiddle? What a thrill *_THEY PLAYED US LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE MAJOR, I’M BURNING UP_* *_N A N O M A C H I N E S S O N !_* There, I just saved this thread time with the references
This is a really really big problem...i lost a dog in Texas with in a.few months of moving there...never heard of thrm.before...I was heartbroken sooo bad..i never miss a month now...and tommorrow is heart worm day
@@sleipnirpemolspa2287 I 100% the game and only am lacking the FOB unlocks. I suggest LMG, your usual stealth suit (Whichever one grants you increased healing speed) and DD. Explossives will hurt you more than them and are too slow so their armor regens, you may also kill code talker. You're unlikely to have armor piercing shotguns at this point though they work well too. Quiet is useless even if you have the sinful butterfly as she does NOT auto-target skulls EVER. Battle dress barely reduces damage taken and it's better to have faster movement and healing instead. Just run around and try to get them 1 at a time then unload on them like a lunatic, kiting them around the hangar is a good idea as it reduces their usability of thrown rocks and even underground pillars. I'd record a go through to demonstrate but sadly my gaming pc dieded so I'm stuck in a poopy rig that can't run MGSV. Good luck Boss! o7
@@godqueenbidoof I finished the mission long ago when I found out that D-walker with a minugun worked well, but that was after 2 days of play time making me lose a lot of good men. Though I'll try your strat and if it's faster I'll definitely use it because nowadays metallic archaea is a GMP grinding mission for me
@@sleipnirpemolspa2287 Well if you find out which language they all have in common and yeet everyone speaking that language off motherbase you don't lose anyone afterwards. (Well until the most heart wrenching mission in the game) I never used D-walker so I wasn't really comfortable with him, probably why that worked poorly for me. Glad you're not stuck after years!
Wolbachia is real? METAL GEAR I honestly thought Kojima made it up. Nah, he just made up what it does, the actual species itself is real and very different.
Fun fact about Wolbachia! Wolbachia male-embryo-killer caused over 90% of Acraea encedon butterflies to be female. This caused them to evolve lekkiing behavior to attract males. This is very different from close relatives of Acraea encedon, where the males lek to attract females. Even then, many females in these populations are virgins.
Hey fellas, I was wondering if you could ever do a video on the anthropic principle. I was trying to read up on it, but I can't seem to wrap my melon around it. Your videos always help me to understand things better. Thanks. :)
How weird...I was JUST thinking about this question. I worked for veterinary hospitals for roughly 10 years (1994-2004ish) and I was trying to remember the name of the medicine that is given to dogs in order to get rid of the heartworms once they test positive. It depends on how bad the infection is, but one drug treatment that is used is a derivative or arsenic, believe it or not! It’s called caparsolate. I am writing this comment before viewing the video, but I have no doubt it will be well done!! Happy 2020, and #DFTBA Edit: immiticide is another medication used to treat heartworm disease. Again, it just depends if the worms are full grown adults, or microfilaria (baby worms, essentially). Remember to always give your dog heartworm medication!!!! 🐶🐶
I was a kid in the 80s and I guess medicine for this was either unavailable or too expensive. We had to have the family dog put down due to heartworms.
I know I am three years late but I was curious and looked it up. The first heartworm medication for dogs was approved by the fda in 1977. So it was probably not common
My dad never took care of my dog's health, so when I moved out and took her, I spent hundreds of dollars on her treatment and just came short of having to spend thousands more. She'll always be a little sick, but she managed to pull through and can live a regular life now.
My concern is that people have recently been trying to inoculate more mosquitos with Wolbachia to stamp out malaria because its presence inhibits the parasites. Does this mean greater chances of heartworm infections due to more widespread Wolbachia-infected mosquitos, providing filarial worms with more chances to have bacterial assistance to infection?
Another heartworm fact people should be aware is that the heartworm will only develope in the mosquitoes when the surrounding environment is at a certain temperature for a certain length of time. Which is why you tend to not see heartworm infections in colder areas of the world. But due to a rise in global temperatures heartworms are starting to become more prevalent in areas where they previously were not. So even if you live in an area that has a history of low heartworm cases, I would look into how the statistics are changing in regards to that. Also cats can get heartworm too. Unfortunately though while they do have a different response then humans and dogs it is still an unsuccessful response. Basically their immune system solves the issue of the invader in the house by burning the whole house down.
Yeah I'm pretty sure I have this. I already know I have pinworms, but now I feel some mass in my heart area, and I also rarely feel something move in my chest that nearly knocks me out. I took this paraguard by zahler and mumica pudica seed (to kill the larger ones), and once I did this and took a dump then went in the shower, My left chest area went completely numb and so did my left arm, I was thinking of even calling for my dad it was that intense, any suggestions, guys? Thanks
We know a lady that was diagnosed with them. She went to the doctor for an eye infection, and after drops a worm came out of her eye. Pretty horrible huh? Was told only about eighty people in the world have them
I have a question, you may have already covered this, but I do something weird when I doze off (Head in clouds) I have like a flash of a random person (or me) falling off a random platform and then jump, it happens in any time, if anyone knows what it is please reply, I need to know.
Furreto Bro I think you’re talking about a Hypnic jerk (not sure of the spelling) and I’m pretty sure they’ve done a video on it. Or it might be on scishow psyche or in crash course psychology. (I’m just pretty sure it was Hank talking about it)
I now have the profuse desire to clean my coronary heart vessels with a pipecleaner
Lenny I know right
@G0Ji
Up your crotch or trough the armpit?
Just swing by your local feed&seed for some ivermectin. I prefer the green apple flavor.
That sounds extremely painful...
Big mood.
Heartworming to know meds exist for this.
*ba dmm tss*
I love you
Ohhhhh... :P
I wish I'd come up with that!
thanks i hate it
*throws tomato*
good lord that title is like anti-clickbait
click-repellent
???
Yet here we are,
I don't mind spoilers
@@thstroyur For education, I agree. For fiction, I don't like spoilers. But if it can't still be enjoyable with spoilers, then I hazard to say it's not really that good.
Magneto was beat by a wooden gun.
I just couldn't avoid this video after seeing this title.
Bah! You beat me to this comment!
I know... Wasn't it just absolutely irrestible?
The thumbnail is just as good
I miss 2 minutes ago
I use to work at a vet and I saw a necropsy where they removed a dog's heart that had enlarged 3 times it size because of heartworms. They were oozing out of the ventricles. It was nightmare fuel. Treat your dogs folks!
That sounds disgusting.. Actually, 'disgusting' doesn't do that justice.
So that's what happened to the Grinch
So, it was Max's heart that grew 3 sizes that day?
Yeah I'm pretty sure I have this. I already know I have pinworms, but now I feel some mass in my heart area, and I also rarely feel something move in my chest that nearly knocks me out. I took this paraguard by zahler and mumica pudica seed (to kill the larger ones), and once I did this and took a dump then went in the shower, My left chest area went completely numb and so did my left arm, I was thinking of even calling for my dad it was that intense, any suggestions? Thanks
@@joeslacker1020 get checked for paragonimiasis. These can move the lung area causing serious issues. If not get to a doctor to get checked for heart worms, cancer, and any heart failure related diseases.
This guy is slowly evolving himself into a Smashmouth reboot.
Underrated
He looks like 2003
SOMEBODY
Lmao this made crack tf up
Will he eventually do a video about how humans could walk on the sun?
I would’ve done fine without knowing this
So why watch?
Tau ceti
it says it in the title.
(I don’t have self control)
Forewarned is forearmed. You can't avoid dangers by not learning about them. I don't even know why we have that instinct for ignorance. Not just you as it seems to be a human reflex.
Patrick McCurry
Monkey brain doesn’t like bad things
Well done SciShow! One of my Parasitology professors at the U of MD was the one who worked out the life cycle of D. immitis & also helped develope a treatment for Heartworn disease in dogs. He was an amazing individual.
Oh WOW!!!! I am legit excited by learning this!! Soooooo cool!!!!
@Oshe Shango First off, I am not "taking" it anywhere. Secondly, it was just an interesting fact that I thought some people would find interesting. Well, except for you I guess.
@@sapelesteve I found it super interesting. Some people prefer to not ingest information.
Imagine just doing a routine x-ray and (surprise, surprise) your entire heart is just a single, large tumory mass of worms
And your blood is worms, your organs are worms... the doctors scream and flee in terror as you split into a million wriggling forms.
Look at that, now we know how Eldritch horrors are born
@@waterunderthebridge7950 A very minor villain from a Buffy The Vampire Slayer episode. I really wanted that character to be more of a threat than he was.
That would certainly be lethal. But imagine an M.E. opening up someone on the autopsy table to see the heart explode into worms. I suppose real M.E.s have seen worse.
You have been watching too much X-Files my dude
hold up, parasites in the lungs? Wolbachia? METAL GEAR SOLID V
Reference found. 😉
Was looking for this comment here have a like
Thank you for posting this and spreading awareness! There are SO MANY heartworm positive dogs here in Texas
Don't people take their animals to the vet in Texas?
@@limiv5272 its a 3rd world country
Aside from geography, so many people do not spay/neuter. There are so many dogs not getting vet care. City abandoned or country "dropped off" to fend for themselves.
Pretty awful.
Fix your broken nose. Aka fizzy thick heart
I work in animal care and so I’ve actually seen hearts full of worms. It’s nasty stuff. Get that heart worm preventative guys.
Soooo... what about cats?! I have an indoor cat and lives in a cold climate buuut....
Ikajo I’m not a vet so I can’t really give advice but heart worm is very uncommon in cats. If you have concerns I would ask your vet.
@@Ikajo Sometimes cats just drop dead from heartworms, without any prior symptoms. And heartworms have been found in every state in the US. Once your cat had the worms, you have to treat symptoms and hope the worms die before your cat dies.
Treat your cat
@@NougetChops Too late for that... he passed away from malignant lymphoma less than a month ago.
Bilal? Whens the wedding
Thank you so much for covering this! I know it’s mostly about humans but trying to get people to put their dogs they love sooo much on heart worm prevention is very difficult.
I’m taking a minute of my time to appreciate all the work they put into the videos, but most importantly THEY HAVE SUBTITLES 😄
Thank you for the subs 💕
someone should take those heartworm cases in humans and make them into a "monsters inside me" episode. that show makes everything scary.
That's freaking brilliant, and evil: heartworm uses a dog's immune response as a trojan horse :/
Who's the mongrel that put THEM on the bloody arc then! ?
@Bron
The same one who put us on.:P
Like the parasitic wasp that uses genes gained from a virus to knock out the immune system of the insects it infests. It knocks it out just long enough for the eggs to gain a foothold in the poor hosts. Just when you thought wasps couldn't get more "evil". lol
@Oshe Shango Anything that hurts humanity or our feelings is evil. Anything that helps humanity or our feelings is good. It has nothing to do with anthropocentrism. Nothing at all.
@@patrickmccurry1563 God is evil.
Spoiler: We do
Aloysius Medicus delete this comment!
You are actually first!!!
○_○
Facepalms. Dude... Just delete the comment. Just do it.
@@proffesionalscope2593 it's another decade yet you still choose to use facepalm as a viable term
That’s an epic sweater the gradient is so cool
I work in a natural food store with the pet stuff. It is extremely difficult for me when someone wants a 'natural' treatment for heartworm. I try to explain to them the dangers of not treating ahead of an infection and poor efficacy of so-called 'natural treatments' for live infections. I usually end with suggesting they talk to their vet and if they don't have one I suggest my vet. My hope being that if they know a natural food store worker goes there they'll consider going there too and get real treatment for their pet.
I do this with vaccines, flea and tick treatments and bobcat fever too. I've gone out of my way to have information, not fear, to give them.
would the bacteria in the dog be called a wolBARKia????
I'm gonna get back to drawing...
Nice art subbed.
@@bigmike9128 ^^ Ahhh thank you! 🙏
Lol! Though were those ravens or crows in the topmost drawing? Hats off for your drawings.
*nice*
@@rishabhsingh61 one was a raven and one was a crow :)
So, this raises the question of why people’s immune systems are so good at dealing with worms? I could be wrong, but it seems to me that humans are LESS good at handling bacterial and viral infections in comparison.
Maybe because humans evolved in tropical regions, where worm parasites are more common?
DrD0000M
That could be it. I wonder tho why it seems like people are MORE susceptible to bacterial and viral infections than dogs and cats tho
The human immune system isn't generally better or worse, it's just different than that of a cat or dog so it's better at some thing and worse at others. House pets don't often congregate with other members of their species the way humans do on a daily basis, which I presume would decrease their rates of infection.
In general human immune systems are very good at dealing with invaders. The issue is that certain microbes are adapted specifically to attacking humans or have tumbled across a good general strategy. If you stand on a rusty nail more than a thousand types of bacteria, vriri, fungi and other creatures will invade your body, nearly all we be gone in hours. Only those who have our immune systems figured out in some way (Looking at YOU tetanus.) have a chance. (And even then often only once before we get immunity.)
I'd recommend looking at Kurzgesagt's video on ebola which shows the many steps the virus takes specifically to shut down mammalian immune systems.There the human immune system falls to elaborate sabotage rather than incompetence.
Fun fact: nicotine is poisonous to insects, so smokers are extra protected against worms.
3:07 Vocal chord.... Parasites
What a heartWORMing episode! Gives me the warm-and-fuzzies.
*worm-and-fuzzies
Came here to say the same thing.
well researched. awesome. Great work!!!! setting an example for your collegues!
4:08 "Dogs get the short end of the stick." 😂
That's why it's the cats plain for dogs to get heartworms so we can get prepared to rule the world.
I miss 5 minutes and 4 seconds ago when I didn’t know this existed
Did anyone else have Metal Gear Solid V flashbacks when said, "Wolbachia?"
Metal Gear?
Psycho Mantis?
Played like a fiddle?
What a thrill
*_THEY PLAYED US LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE MAJOR, I’M BURNING UP_*
*_N A N O M A C H I N E S S O N !_*
There, I just saved this thread time with the references
@@Neo2266. you forgot
M a l e t o F e m a l e
C O P U L A T I O N
Colonel... I've found worms... In his heart...
@@TheHammy2211 H A M B U R G E R S
This is a really really big problem...i lost a dog in Texas with in a.few months of moving there...never heard of thrm.before...I was heartbroken sooo bad..i never miss a month now...and tommorrow is heart worm day
Thanks for *not* having any gory pictures in this episode. Very much appreciated.
Well that's comforting...
3:08 _why are we still here, just to suffer?_
Damned Wolbachia! Some of my best men spoke Kikongo!!!
*cries in all units leveling down at least 10 levels because of an incapability to finish metallic archaea*
@@sleipnirpemolspa2287 I 100% the game and only am lacking the FOB unlocks. I suggest LMG, your usual stealth suit (Whichever one grants you increased healing speed) and DD.
Explossives will hurt you more than them and are too slow so their armor regens, you may also kill code talker.
You're unlikely to have armor piercing shotguns at this point though they work well too.
Quiet is useless even if you have the sinful butterfly as she does NOT auto-target skulls EVER.
Battle dress barely reduces damage taken and it's better to have faster movement and healing instead.
Just run around and try to get them 1 at a time then unload on them like a lunatic, kiting them around the hangar is a good idea as it reduces their usability of thrown rocks and even underground pillars.
I'd record a go through to demonstrate but sadly my gaming pc dieded so I'm stuck in a poopy rig that can't run MGSV. Good luck Boss! o7
@@godqueenbidoof I finished the mission long ago when I found out that D-walker with a minugun worked well, but that was after 2 days of play time making me lose a lot of good men. Though I'll try your strat and if it's faster I'll definitely use it because nowadays metallic archaea is a GMP grinding mission for me
@@sleipnirpemolspa2287 Well if you find out which language they all have in common and yeet everyone speaking that language off motherbase you don't lose anyone afterwards. (Well until the most heart wrenching mission in the game) I never used D-walker so I wasn't really comfortable with him, probably why that worked poorly for me. Glad you're not stuck after years!
Because it's thick and makes your hair fizzy and then become jaw dropping. Dragon horse
Dogs' hearts aren't just full of love. :(
You should also ask about preventive medicines for your cat too.
Really helpful, thank you for sharing.
okay but that thumbnail is amazing I love dogs
Wolbachia is real?
METAL GEAR
I honestly thought Kojima made it up. Nah, he just made up what it does, the actual species itself is real and very different.
I was just watching offtheranch yesterday and thought about this very thing.
Fun fact about Wolbachia!
Wolbachia male-embryo-killer caused over 90% of Acraea encedon butterflies to be female. This caused them to evolve lekkiing behavior to attract males. This is very different from close relatives of Acraea encedon, where the males lek to attract females. Even then, many females in these populations are virgins.
This was great! Sure, horrifying and disturbing but really in depth and cool
Michael, I need that sweater now, thanks
Wolbachia. Vocal cord parasite.
Eyes on Kazuhira
1:24 Anyone else think of zefrank? "Stabby stabby."
What if someone has an auto immune disorder? Are chances higher for infection to really take hold?
Wow, our immune systems actually do something.
Ohoho they do a lot. But usually you would suffer if your immune system is fully unleashed, so it may be best to keep it under control.
Mosquito give heartworm.
Happy birthday!
Hey fellas, I was wondering if you could ever do a video on the anthropic principle. I was trying to read up on it, but I can't seem to wrap my melon around it. Your videos always help me to understand things better. Thanks. :)
How weird...I was JUST thinking about this question. I worked for veterinary hospitals for roughly 10 years (1994-2004ish) and I was trying to remember the name of the medicine that is given to dogs in order to get rid of the heartworms once they test positive. It depends on how bad the infection is, but one drug treatment that is used is a derivative or arsenic, believe it or not! It’s called caparsolate. I am writing this comment before viewing the video, but I have no doubt it will be well done!! Happy 2020, and #DFTBA
Edit: immiticide is another medication used to treat heartworm disease. Again, it just depends if the worms are full grown adults, or microfilaria (baby worms, essentially). Remember to always give your dog heartworm medication!!!! 🐶🐶
I was a kid in the 80s and I guess medicine for this was either unavailable or too expensive. We had to have the family dog put down due to heartworms.
I know I am three years late but I was curious and looked it up. The first heartworm medication for dogs was approved by the fda in 1977. So it was probably not common
My dad never took care of my dog's health, so when I moved out and took her, I spent hundreds of dollars on her treatment and just came short of having to spend thousands more. She'll always be a little sick, but she managed to pull through and can live a regular life now.
@Oshe Shango I was a child, I didn't know, and I don't think he knew either.
happy new year
There should have been an osmosis Jones episode him saving a his host and his hosts dog from heart worms that are like gangsters trying to take over
So basically it's not that I've never had worms in my blood, rather, it's that I didn't notice. Fun.
I appreciate this kind of spoiler!
My concern is that people have recently been trying to inoculate more mosquitos with Wolbachia to stamp out malaria because its presence inhibits the parasites. Does this mean greater chances of heartworm infections due to more widespread Wolbachia-infected mosquitos, providing filarial worms with more chances to have bacterial assistance to infection?
Another heartworm fact people should be aware is that the heartworm will only develope in the mosquitoes when the surrounding environment is at a certain temperature for a certain length of time. Which is why you tend to not see heartworm infections in colder areas of the world. But due to a rise in global temperatures heartworms are starting to become more prevalent in areas where they previously were not. So even if you live in an area that has a history of low heartworm cases, I would look into how the statistics are changing in regards to that. Also cats can get heartworm too. Unfortunately though while they do have a different response then humans and dogs it is still an unsuccessful response. Basically their immune system solves the issue of the invader in the house by burning the whole house down.
Yeah I'm pretty sure I have this. I already know I have pinworms, but now I feel some mass in my heart area, and I also rarely feel something move in my chest that nearly knocks me out. I took this paraguard by zahler and mumica pudica seed (to kill the larger ones), and once I did this and took a dump then went in the shower, My left chest area went completely numb and so did my left arm, I was thinking of even calling for my dad it was that intense, any suggestions, guys? Thanks
Video speed 20% faster 1/2 way through the video... nicely done
The thumbnail artist deserves an Oscar.
Well would you look at that. A ruined day.
"Having worms might be good for your immune system"
Thanks, i'm good.
Can't to unsee the title.
The title made me scream
This is the kind of topic to begin the morning with 😂, thanks pbs
Nothing a little knife to the heart won't fix.
Im a simple man, I see dog in video I click
We know a lady that was diagnosed with them. She went to the doctor for an eye infection, and after drops a worm came out of her eye. Pretty horrible huh? Was told only about eighty people in the world have them
Worms, alright. Hearts, vital organ. The combination? Nothing good can come of it.
thanks you just developed a new phobia in me
I have this weird feeling that parasite man is watching this video going "mmmm yesssss, heartworms" *maniacal cackling*
Do i need to watch this before bed? Yes yes I do and I will probably have nightmares . LOL!
You forgot to explain what the Th1 and Th2 responses have to do with the human body killing off the worms and dog bodies failing to do so.
Read this as heart _worn._ I would have never clicked this otherwise.
People With Weak Immune Systems: Okay. Time to eat freaking fruits!
Welp, they could be worse, could be carrion crawlers.
Fascinating, but horrifying.
yes this is just what I needed to know at 2am
I've never been so proud and thankful to be a human
don't jynx yourself because you might be a dog in the next life.
@@dan78789 I got really proud to have that kind of immune system!
I hope my dog is not infected with this one he is really showings symptoms of it plus its mosquito season
Does the twitch shirt mean anything ? SciShow on Twitch Pog ?
Came for the thumbnail but stayed for the info.
you are unlikely to get worms in your heart from your doggo... but worms still can permanently settle in ANY of your organs. Eyeballs, for instance.
Omg! I am totally freaking out!
MGS PHANTOM PAIN
At every second I regret more strongly clicking
I like the dogtor in the thumbnail
Is not possible just give to the dog the T2 thing to fight the bacteria ?
So what is the mosquito's most endearing feature?
So glad live in a cold place, unless it’s summer.
I'm glad.
They fly now?!
They fly now.
That's true for all disease spread by mosquitoes
Oskar Persson Yup. They fly now
@@limiv5272 Could you imagine if HIV/AIDS infections could be spread by a mosquito? Thank goodness there's a few exceptions.
Imagine getting heartworm.
Ugh, parasites are the worst!
It explained how they trick dogs immune systems, but not why human immune systems aren’t as affected by the bacteria’s trickery.
I have a question, you may have already covered this, but I do something weird when I doze off (Head in clouds) I have like a flash of a random person (or me) falling off a random platform and then jump, it happens in any time, if anyone knows what it is please reply, I need to know.
Furreto Bro I think you’re talking about a Hypnic jerk (not sure of the spelling) and I’m pretty sure they’ve done a video on it. Or it might be on scishow psyche or in crash course psychology. (I’m just pretty sure it was Hank talking about it)
it's like looking at a young neil degrass tyson
He shares about as much likeness to Neil Degrasse Tyson as a Tyson Chicken Nugget....
Im gonna go and get myself checked by a vet for heartworm disease
4:26 Thankfully I'am a Deer
SciShow ruins my day with SCIENCE!!! lol