I was actually alive back before we domesticated watermelons. And is a good thing we did. They used to roam the countryside in gangs. Climbing into bins knocking litter around. They'd chase dogs and old people. Watermelons were real shits back then
They simply tasted slightly better than other plants. For example, here in my country there is a plant "Bread n' cheese" (how it got that name is beyond me). Anyway it grows on trees, and the fruit looks much like beans, with a long sack with multiple seeds inside. If memory serves, the sack is soft with a caramel brown colour, and when ripe it splits open revealing the seeds. These seeds are covered with a red and white flesh that is edible. Now currently, there is little meat on the seeds and the taste is bland to slightly bitter, but people still eat them. If it were, that persons began to farm these, I am sure criteria such as seed to fruit ratio, taste and size would produce tastier and more satisfying fruit... Now I kinda wanna try farming them... I guess other examples would be dunks which have huge seeds, and a bit of meat on them, or sea-grapes which are a bit bitter, both of which are still commonly sold in season. Then also perhaps even tamarind leaves which, unlike the fruit, don't have a strong taste but are still washed and chewed. Just as long as they're slightly good, people won't mind eating, especially back when that was the best you had.
we still have wild bananas in egypt , but they taste completely differant than modern bananas, theyre very sweet and very creamy almost like greek yoghurt
Yes theyve been genetically modified. Everythings genetically modified now. If you still have that type of vegetation, then you have something that is truly organic.
Lisa Loud Did his comment have anything to do with if humans would live in 1000 years dumbass with the gay profile picture, don't worry this was a rhetorical question I already know the answer.
Back then people's diets had little to do with choice. It was whatever was available in the area they lived in. Even today it's usually mostly people in first world countries who get to make the decision to exclude certain foods and even that has expectations.
NBK Srbija no it’s called an eggplant because before it turns purple and manages to grow bigger, it looks exactly like a boiled white egg. The picture here isn’t why it’s called that.
The sweet corn we eat off the cob or canned was only bred in the late 19th century. Even the dry field corn we use as cattle feed or to make ethanol was only bred a few decades earlier. Before that corn was very hard with a thick hull. We now call this variety flint corn, and the only types we often see are the multicolored "Indian corn" used for decoration, or popcorn. In order to eat whole kernels of flint corn the hulls had to be softened with alkali such as lye or slaked lye. This is called nixtamalization, and its product is hominy, from which also can be made grits or masa.
ChrisC I just always called it unsweetened corn or Mexican corn because that's the kind of corn my grandparents in Mexico grow. I actually really love the taste. but now I learned something new, thanks !
I think in the next update they will retexture blueberries so they are actually blue instead of violet. And I hope they fix the brown apple bug soon...
Brayan Velez Sometime ago there was just a site where you'd go and get verified, that's why there's these small channels who are cocky and doesn't even tell that
Salty Tears The watermelon in the painting was just under or over watered while it was growing. Look at this image, seems familiar, eh? www.boredpanda.com/weird-watermelons-beautiful-hollow-heart/ Just get watermelon seeds and water it a bunch of times. There you go.
_Max_ Actually, the article you linked says that weird patterns like that were _believed_ to be caused by under or over-watering, but then they discovered it had to do with "improper pollination." Under or over-watering can cause other issues, though.
I think the wild banana is just a different variety from the banana usually sold internationally, but in Indonesia there are several other banana you can find and the wild banana mentioned are the one we put on special fruits salad called "rujak bebek". This fruits salad is a bunch of fruits being crushed together with some spices, and this particular banana can only be eaten after crushed and has bitter taste.
I refuse to eat seedless watermelon and it drives my family crazy. It's not natural. Plants need seeds. It's almost hard to find watermelon with seeds anymore
people will eat these fruits but then claim GMOs are bad for you . . . like, most domesticated foods are genetically modified through selective breeding
Blaque but gmos are when you take like a bacterias DNA or some kind of animal and mix it into the fruit, this is impossible in nature. But domestication is different Bc it's not with another animal but rather with its own species. It also happens naturally when the wind blows and the seeds are carried onto another plant.
Actually he has a point. There have been some 'weird' GMO mixtures, such as this one: phys.org/news/2010-05-scientists-goats-spider-silk.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BioSteel
Someone needs to tell the veggies in my garden that they're supposed to be the domestic variety. Especially the corn, kernels growing amongst the other tassel flowers was unexpected. And the eggplant, those spikes were very unexpected. The white interior watermelon was still tasty. Why are only two of the carrots resembling orange carrots? Are potatoes supposed to grow fruit?
they honestly were not. there basic design was to rip your insides out. if you were to eat one you would crap blood for days. ok admittedly that's a bit graphic but they were completely unsafe in that they would give you IBS. it is no secret that back then fruits were mostly used as dietary supplements and ... well for lack of better use, deodorant. the fruits whole design centers around a sweet smelling aroma that causes the animal to eat it along with the seed, the seed induces vomiting or diarrhea fertilizing the seed to grow once defecated. it wasn't until humans started to experiment with fruits that we found ways to breed less seeds and more edible substance witch caused them to be eaten more often.the earliest fruits were ones like lemons, oranges, and of cores apples witch caused less damage to ones bowels as the seeds were self sustaining and were meant to grow from there encased, sweet, soft exterior as they fell from trees. Bananas were also soft like the one shown, but because they would grow in tropical settings they needed to be filled with many more seeds to insure growth once falling from a tree. meaning the insides of old bananas did not taste good or smell good, the only reason they were cultivated was because of monkeys who would eat them out of starvation, growing separate (more edible) forms of banana. so when you are eating bananas remember that you are eating something that was mostly cultivated by the shit of monkeys.
It's fun to just make up things and pretend they are facts isn't it. The idea that fruit was never consumed until humans began to breed their own is absurd...About as absurd as the idea that fruit was designed to make animals sick in order to grow. I don't know where you got this idea but it certainly isn't backed up by facts of any kind.
the banana flavor is based on the Gros Michel that has been extinct outside of the SouthEast Asia since the 60s... which is why banana doesn't taste like banana.
Nope, but it does explain evolution due to the only ones able to grow being the fruit/vegetables with ripened characteristics over the course of thousands of years
Traits are based on genes. Any process that changes traits inherently changes (modifies) genes. The method doesn't matter, it's still genetic modification. It can be left to nature (natural selection), controlled by man (GMO), or something in between (selective breeding). Follow the facts, not the fears. ;)
Best explanation so far. It's all genetics. Yes. Nature experiments all the time. And those who survive have the best offspring. To remain for generations slightly changing. GMO's try to do this faster. By selecting the specific trait required. Even if it's taken from other species. Wich really doesn't matter, as long as it is carefully isolated. And selective breeding is what has been done for centuries. And what made crops what they are today.
Carina Nah, those watermelons still exist. www.boredpanda.com/weird-watermelons-beautiful-hollow-heart/ And the bananas. That particular species of banana, believe it or not, is inedible!
Carina Actually banana flavoring in candies is based off of older bananas that were more popular before one disease killed off the popular strain and they had to switch. I mean, I was still domesticated, but it was older
oh c'mon, here in Indonesia you you can easily find the wild eggplant and wild banana. in here we eat wild egg plant as "lalapan" (raw veges that usually has "sambal" as its condimate), and we use wild banana (pisang batu) leaves as base or cover of many traditional food and its fruit as an item in "rujak bebeg" (mashed unripe fruits salad)😂
Everyone wants to think that selective breeding is completely different from genetic modification but the fact is they are the same thing people need to wake up and realize that GMOs are the next step in the evolution of our food and the key to human survival without GMOs we simply won't be able to produce enough food for our growing population
i understand their complaints from an ethical perspective but people who keep crying "but it's not NATURAL" sound ridiculous. little of what we experience in modern life is natural, least of all our food. and people screaming that plant breeding doesn't involve genetic modification need to look into what is actually involved in classical breeding. scientists have been using in vitro techniques since the 18th century at least.
Ryan Johnson Suicide genes in seeds won't feed the population. Also, pesticides, herbicides are toxic and disrupt the natural ecosystems. Introducing animal and insect genes into fruits and vegetables is also not the same as crossbreeding plant species or hybridizing in the traditional sense. We don't know the longterm effects on the ecosystem the way we can hypothsize with crossing related plant species. We don't understand our ecosystem enough. We're not scientifically advanced enough. We're kids with matches. Look at the bee population. Keep in mind too that there are GMOs and GE...genetically engineered foods too. Yes, it's true that organic isn't exactly what it was, but our ancestors bred to survive. Today, things are being bred for profit. Greedy profit. Thus, farmers who care enough to keep things as natural as possible and go through the pains to get USDA label are fabulous heroes in my eyes. Conventional farmers get more support. Monsanto has been trying to destroy organic farmers. They have sued organic farmers for "using seeds they patented" that blew across in farmers' fields. People can't control the wind, and they couldnt help that Monsanto strategically moved in after to sue for wind blowing their patented designer seeds around and then take their land after they cannot continue to live in a shut down farm and had to move. Bad enough a farmer can lose their USDA label in this, but now suing and destroying farm families means of survival? Do you really trust these bullies to put food on your table? It's just profit to them.
1. Pesticides and herbicides are not GMO's 2. GMO's regardless of their current use, are one of the most revolutionary types of technology to date. 3. We don't know the longterm effects? We never will and we have to act as currently people are starving to death. As of 5:13pm 7/4/17 over 22,000 people have died from hunger just today. That is roughly 31,000 every day. Over 11 million a year. 4. Bad practices with farmers is terrible and should be fixed, but GMO's are worth trying to fix said issues. Yes I trust them because it isn't the ones doing the shitty business practices doing the science, it is scientists who care about the world. Even if it was the ones doing the shitty business practices, they want money, so they will do what they can to make us happy.
The "wild" watermelon still exists. It happens when watermelon is either underwatered or overwatered. Even if you cut a watermelon in the middle, you still can see the remnants of the swirl if you look closely. Watermelons haven't changed at all.
escapegrl1 Frakenfood ≠ GMO GMO is directly modifying the genes of a species. That doesn't mean having that modified produce pesticides/herbicides/fungicides automatically. It could do something as simple as give the plant a different taste, and something as complex as making it a completely different plant! Frakenfood is just having the a flower of a subspecies of a organism, say, a jalapeno pepper, be pollinated by a flower of a bell pepper. *_BOOM!_* A bellapeno!
Watermelons came from somewhere in Africa and were cultivated in ancient Egypt as a source of extra water in the dry season, but they were a smaller round fruit and had hard seeds. The selective breeding was well along by the time of that Renaissance painting, so that was not an "ancient" variety.
you people I the comment section need some education. GMO is not the same as selective breeding. GMO is taking the DNA of a completely different organism and unnaturally merging them together. one example that is used commonly is putting fish DNA into strawberries to allow them to survive frost. not possible in nature. selective breading is cross pollinating two plants (or breeding two animals, usually of the same/similar species) to create a desired plant. it doesn't always work, but it cannot happen unless it can happen. take a mule for an example. You can't have a horse ejaculate on a strawberry flower and get a horberry, or whatever, because its impossible. But you can get a mule from a female horse and male donkey fucking.
Both will end up with an "unnatural" plant. Also several domesticated plants like bananas, corns and watermelons are a cross between different species. Fruits like the green lime didnt even exist in nature. We didnt know what DNA was but we were crossing different plants based on what characteristics we wanted from them.
"unnaturally merging them together" lol you're saying bullshit , so what it's unnatural because it's chemical? but there is chemical everywhere and what is the diff between gmo and selective breeding? with gmo you get a faster result
"not possible in nature" Totally incorrect. Just because genes come from fish doesn't make them "bad". Plant can evolve arbitrary sequence of genes. That doesn't make those genes "good". Also, it is not about genes. It is about what those genes produce. Gene would only be "bad" if it produced an end product that cannot be used for it's final purpose, like animal feed, consumption by humans or further processing.
Marc Except he's not just explaining the term. He's making the distinction as a counter argument against people explaining that if people hate GMOs, they have just as much reason to hate all the regular stuff they eat. And they would be correct. The distinction of terms does not notate some distinction in quality or nature. Because if your only beef with GMOs is they're not """""""natural"""""" then that applies to EVERYTHING.
This is one of the reasons why humans looked different back then than how humans look today is because of how the food was back then. Also, their health was different from back then than us today because of food. (and other things too, like how the oxygen was without technology, and etc)
helo my name is dongerino pasterino We didn't evolve from Neanderthals though... we shared a common ancestor, and lived at around the same time, until we fucked them to death that is...
The more these evolve the more we evolve which in the future humans will look different from today they might have blue hair, white hair, purple hair etc. eyesight might get better, hearing might get better, ours heads, face, hair (color and hairstyle), height, teeth, body. We might even have double DNA in the future.
Name Less not technically. They are just different species of the same type of fruit. Just like how there are several apples, different strawberries, etc. they may have been used to cross breed, but even then, corn has looked the way it does now since the Aztec days or before. A lot of this video is just different species of fruit in the same family as fruits we know well.
Name Less if the plant is bisexual it'll look the same,but if it has unisex ,the plant will mix and look different(just like humans and there are different types of fruits .
wild mewtwo: was special, well known, favorite legend for many people modern: memes about being captured, "back in my day" jokes, non longer favorite legend for many people
I was in Yogyakarta, Indonesia to visit someone, then an old lady gave me a fat short banana (a wild banana apparently), it actually tastes like orange + banana but with tons of seeds in it. I like it much better than the modern bananas! It tastes amazing!
Having a fear of holes must've really suck back then
Fear of Holes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
trypophobia
Steffie Swift i was looking for this comment
women have so many holes
back then people werent such crybabies like today
that was just before they added the new textures in 1.0.4
J Christopher Wow... that actually made me laugh out loud props to you sir
J Christopher update
J Christopher
Im waiting for stable version.
J Christopher quick! I need help to install this new texture!
My present textures is 20.1.7
I was actually alive back before we domesticated watermelons. And is a good thing we did. They used to roam the countryside in gangs. Climbing into bins knocking litter around. They'd chase dogs and old people. Watermelons were real shits back then
Woowowowow
Must've been a hard childhood.. sorry man.
Luke chappell wow, you have been through a lot. Sorry to hear that.
Luke chappell you're 400 years old? So what was William Shakespeare like?
i agree i was raped mulipal times by a water melon thank Fuck they are now domesticated....my ass can't take no more !
How did our ancestors see any potential in those monstrosities??
they had literally nothing else to eat at the time?
life then was more simple, people didn't care the look of something.
because how else would they have gotten food? duh.
They simply tasted slightly better than other plants. For example, here in my country there is a plant "Bread n' cheese" (how it got that name is beyond me).
Anyway it grows on trees, and the fruit looks much like beans, with a long sack with multiple seeds inside. If memory serves, the sack is soft with a caramel brown colour, and when ripe it splits open revealing the seeds. These seeds are covered with a red and white flesh that is edible.
Now currently, there is little meat on the seeds and the taste is bland to slightly bitter, but people still eat them. If it were, that persons began to farm these, I am sure criteria such as seed to fruit ratio, taste and size would produce tastier and more satisfying fruit...
Now I kinda wanna try farming them...
I guess other examples would be dunks which have huge seeds, and a bit of meat on them, or sea-grapes which are a bit bitter, both of which are still commonly sold in season.
Then also perhaps even tamarind leaves which, unlike the fruit, don't have a strong taste but are still washed and chewed. Just as long as they're slightly good, people won't mind eating, especially back when that was the best you had.
Stephen Waldron This was a really interesting comment!
i wonder how wild burgers and wild tacos looks like
Look at your momma
Mat mat the real question is being asked here. What about wild pizzas?
Nuclear Effect they weren't boneless
David Adenuga B O N E L E S S
David Adenuga Deadass?
we still have wild bananas in egypt , but they taste completely differant than modern bananas, theyre very sweet and very creamy almost like greek yoghurt
hanya morad sounds delicious 😮
Lol yog hurt
Yes theyve been genetically modified. Everythings genetically modified now. If you still have that type of vegetation, then you have something that is truly organic.
Micah Chavira everything is not genetically modified idiot
the spook who sat by the door. Powell yea should've been careful with the word everything lol
Imagine what fruit will look like in another 1000 years or so
Arcade Era Beats I don't imagine they will look much different, unless there is a drastic change in our world that requires a change
Lisa Loud Did his comment have anything to do with if humans would live in 1000 years dumbass with the gay profile picture, don't worry this was a rhetorical question I already know the answer.
Lisa Loud he never addressed your sex
Lisa Loud "gay" refers to "homosexual" as you said, which could refer to both male and female. If you're so smart you should know that
There are no girls on the internet, I thought that rule was made abundantly clear years ago
Where is wild water?
WestCrook try drinking stardust xD
WestCrook
best comment
In the ocean
under the sea
WestCrook ima keep this at exactly 420 likes
Guessing no one was vegan back then
DeSerT_PunK there were a lot of vegetarians
Back then people's diets had little to do with choice. It was whatever was available in the area they lived in. Even today it's usually mostly people in first world countries who get to make the decision to exclude certain foods and even that has expectations.
apollonius from tyana a pythagorean and many brahmans were vegans.
nikos t Brahmins in India are predominantly Lacto vegetarians
apparently people cannot understand jokes as well. But I'll explain, the fruits and vegetables look scary. that's the joke.
when you turn the texture graphics down to "Low"
Sebasifas gg
This comment section is gold
Megusta _321 man, people already are getting into a race war.
Megusta _321 ikr
Megusta _321 ikr, innuendo comment was below this.
They are so different everyone will try to spot mistakes in Medieval movies now
So THAT'S why it's called eggplant
o shit
omg I always wondered
Now it should be called dickplant
It's called an aubergine in the uk lol
NBK Srbija no it’s called an eggplant because before it turns purple and manages to grow bigger, it looks exactly like a boiled white egg. The picture here isn’t why it’s called that.
The sweet corn we eat off the cob or canned was only bred in the late 19th century. Even the dry field corn we use as cattle feed or to make ethanol was only bred a few decades earlier. Before that corn was very hard with a thick hull. We now call this variety flint corn, and the only types we often see are the multicolored "Indian corn" used for decoration, or popcorn. In order to eat whole kernels of flint corn the hulls had to be softened with alkali such as lye or slaked lye. This is called nixtamalization, and its product is hominy, from which also can be made grits or masa.
ChrisC
I just always called it unsweetened corn or Mexican corn because that's the kind of corn my grandparents in Mexico grow. I actually really love the taste.
but now I learned something new, thanks !
wild carrots are still in our markets in the philippines
Razl EJ Teman Nice! The video says it has a "stronger taste," but is it just like concentrated domestic carrot, or something else entirely?
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Yoshikage Kira hates you
he killed my waifu
Cause your country's shit
So carrots were just sticks
Bluee basically yes. And if you think about it, in a way, they are still just sticks, except a lot better looking and I'm sure a lot better tasting.
Bluee Well roots, not sticks
Sian Winmill The dutch word for carrot is the same as the dutch word for root still
Roots!
When is nature gonna release a new fruit?
Patrick Johansson Probably in the next v208 patch
chibi hungary nah mate, I heard that they're gonna remove the headphone jack
I think in the next update they will retexture blueberries so they are actually blue instead of violet. And I hope they fix the brown apple bug soon...
1insane pony have you heard of blackberry?
Patrick Johansson You have to buy the DLC pack
Idk why but that watermelon in the thumbnail makes me sad wtf
sucks for us black people
Don't Let Anyone See This well the distant distant past was a little better for black people anyway
Yea that shit look bogus as hell
That watermelon remind me of a pomegranate. I wonder if in 300 years time, they'll look more like watermelons...
you must be reminiscing of a past life
wild eggplant and banana still exist in Indonesia
Ravhi Rizaldi True
Ravhi Rizaldi 100th like
Ravhi Rizaldi existfs in Cameroon as well and it's very tasty
also in my country we call it antroewa and the modern eddplant we call boulanger..
nelle248 what's your country ?
WTF IS THAT WILD CORN
an anal bead blunt
First domesticated around 7000 BC, as dry as a raw potato. Modern corn is 1000 times bigger, easier to grow and peel
Brayan Velez because he put it in his name
Brayan Velez Sometime ago there was just a site where you'd go and get verified, that's why there's these small channels who are cocky and doesn't even tell that
Vixalify it's for you tubers who have a substantial number of subscribers
OK CAN WE JUST TAKE A MINUTE AN APPRECIATE HOW BEAUTIFUL WATERMELON WAS BACK THEN . LIKE IT LOOKS LIKE WATERMELON TIM BURTON STYLE .
Salty Tears TRUE THAT!
Salty Tears The watermelon in the painting was just under or over watered while it was growing. Look at this image, seems familiar, eh? www.boredpanda.com/weird-watermelons-beautiful-hollow-heart/
Just get watermelon seeds and water it a bunch of times. There you go.
_Max_ Actually, the article you linked says that weird patterns like that were _believed_ to be caused by under or over-watering, but then they discovered it had to do with "improper pollination." Under or over-watering can cause other issues, though.
Hello there, TH-cam user Huh, I was probably too tired or lazy to read the article for more than a paragraph. Thanks!
omg noragami fan! isnt that nora?
At least now we know why eggplant is called eggplant..
Bella Hayes we still have that kind of eggplant here in the Philippines
exactly the same shape
Kaizer Maala interesting 🤔
Kaizer Maala yes. thats true. there's also a hairy variation that can be found in Ilocos.
Cus it's actually called an aubergine
Joseph I know but In my country it's called eggplant.. 😶
I think the wild banana is just a different variety from the banana usually sold internationally, but in Indonesia there are several other banana you can find and the wild banana mentioned are the one we put on special fruits salad called "rujak bebek". This fruits salad is a bunch of fruits being crushed together with some spices, and this particular banana can only be eaten after crushed and has bitter taste.
Pipit Ayu Its called selective breeding.
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we still have the old eggplant and the old banana here in bali. the banana with seeds inside we call it biu batu here in bali
i want watermelon with seeds inside. you know the watermelon that doesn't taste like wet sponge
I've never eat watermelon without seeds o:
I refuse to eat seedless watermelon and it drives my family crazy. It's not natural. Plants need seeds. It's almost hard to find watermelon with seeds anymore
They see me trollin' cyanide is natural too, you going to eat it too?
The Dovahkiin even cyanide needs seeds
They see me trollin' let me tell you something mister, you can save 15% or more by switching to Geico
that's why the eggplant is named that...
The Smug Doge Wasn't thinking about that but thanks.
I didn't think of it either, lol
Many of these fruits and vegetables had powerful medicinal properties. Domesticating them reduced their medicinal quality, but improved taste/flavor.
What does "medicinal" actually mean? "Magic"?
@kotsaris87 No, it means health benefits and very powerful healing properties. Ones enough to cure some diseases.
Damn the water melon looks depressing
Windex cleaner Multi flavor your face is depressing
Windex cleaner Multi flavor I would eat it
It's pronounced Water melone
I guess you could say the bananas now are more apPEALing than before.
I want to die
Robot mecha same
wouldnt it be apPEELing
Shut up
AYEEEEEEEE
Just goes to show that ALL foods have been genetically modified over the years.
Hey, what are you doing here?
people will eat these fruits but then claim GMOs are bad for you . . . like, most domesticated foods are genetically modified through selective breeding
***** how many spider/goats have you seen wandering around? i'm curious
Turd Ferguson I can't believe someone can be as ignorant as you
technically that is still gmos because for example round eggplants is a gene, and we breed them until they got to an oval
Blaque but gmos are when you take like a bacterias DNA or some kind of animal and mix it into the fruit, this is impossible in nature. But domestication is different Bc it's not with another animal but rather with its own species. It also happens naturally when the wind blows and the seeds are carried onto another plant.
Actually he has a point. There have been some 'weird' GMO mixtures, such as this one:
phys.org/news/2010-05-scientists-goats-spider-silk.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BioSteel
wild eggplant are still exist. it's common in Malay cuisine
ahmad fithri *are*
Wild eggplant in bahasa apa?
nana sen terung bulat
Delete*Are*Delete
There are many different species of eggplant, I feel like they mixed it up.
I thank my ancestors for making my food much much better.
Short and interesting!
all this new shit are tasteless
Liviu F
that's what she said
Chris ..exactly
How is a raw potato dry?!
They're not dry, but they are definitely less juicy than corn
Momei Fang I just googled it and it says potatoes are 80% water and corn 76%
They are like sand paper.
PixelGunner3D what?! I'm talking about raw potatoes not potato chips. plus didn't you read the water percentages I mentioned?
Yes, i was saying poptatoes have a sand paper skin.
The old watermelon looks like it came from a dinosaur movie, or from the dinosaur times.
Animalzz well.. It probably came.
Must've been hard having trypophobia back then
Fun fact, trypophobia isn't real. I would've thought you knew better, being a dictionary and all.
or just being disturbed by alot of holes. unless you're a man
Pretending to have "trypophobia" wasn't a fad back then.
I have trpophobia though??
That's why they bred them-to look less scary looking.
But what did a hot dog look like?
Like my dingaling
Myles Bishop wow hot dogs were really small back then I'm grateful we have big hot dogs
Don't you mean dachshund sausages?
(Yes, they were originally called dachshund sausages.)
Now we have boneless hot dogs
ThinGYA4 I just wheezed at your cOmMeNt omf
This was EXTREMELY interesting holy shit. I never thought about this before.
these look like devil fruits
"I'm a vegan-man! I ate the bland-bland fruit so now my body is made of fibr!"
Kuzan.D Slushy Devils lettuce is pretty good
I taste a vegetal
*A N G E R Y*
WinterPR did you order a steank with no vegetal?
did someone say V E G E T A L ?
Someone needs to tell the veggies in my garden that they're supposed to be the domestic variety. Especially the corn, kernels growing amongst the other tassel flowers was unexpected.
And the eggplant, those spikes were very unexpected.
The white interior watermelon was still tasty.
Why are only two of the carrots resembling orange carrots?
Are potatoes supposed to grow fruit?
The wild egg plant, we still have them in Indonesia but they're called 'Terong'
I'm from the neigbouring SEA nation and we call it 'Talong' which is close enough
hi neighbour!
Jose Margo wtf is that profile photo
Shaise Mughal Well, I don't think it's Sealand, that's for sure....
Shaise Mughal South East Asia(n)
Jose Margo | How does the ancient one compare with the modern one? Taste, smell, etc.
Dear Lord, this is some of the ugliest food I've ever seen.
candiigurl7893 Dear Lord, I thank you for everything you provided and still providing for us.
They had a glow up after a while tho
candiigurl7893 I guess you've never visited England.
XtreeM FaiL Dang. England has ugly food?
candiigurl7893 wtf is the corn
0:30 0:47
you vs the man she tells you not to worry about
nolie blue haha very good
wtf... so movies that take place thousands of years ago were wrong when they showed fruits and shit
Lit _66 Good job, you got it in one!
Lit _66 Yeah, movies that are historically and biologically inaccurate... Nothing new lol
I wonder if these fruits were healtheir than nowadays fruits?
Yep, now they have artificial flavors and they kill you now
they honestly were not. there basic design was to rip your insides out. if you were to eat one you would crap blood for days. ok admittedly that's a bit graphic but they were completely unsafe in that they would give you IBS. it is no secret that back then fruits were mostly used as dietary supplements and ... well for lack of better use, deodorant. the fruits whole design centers around a sweet smelling aroma that causes the animal to eat it along with the seed, the seed induces vomiting or diarrhea fertilizing the seed to grow once defecated. it wasn't until humans started to experiment with fruits that we found ways to breed less seeds and more edible substance witch caused them to be eaten more often.the earliest fruits were ones like lemons, oranges, and of cores apples witch caused less damage to ones bowels as the seeds were self sustaining and were meant to grow from there encased, sweet, soft exterior as they fell from trees. Bananas were also soft like the one shown, but because they would grow in tropical settings they needed to be filled with many more seeds to insure growth once falling from a tree. meaning the insides of old bananas did not taste good or smell good, the only reason they were cultivated was because of monkeys who would eat them out of starvation, growing separate (more edible) forms of banana.
so when you are eating bananas remember that you are eating something that was mostly cultivated by the shit of monkeys.
All the new plants have higher nutritional value
Jason Allcreator omg thanks for that last comment though....
It's fun to just make up things and pretend they are facts isn't it. The idea that fruit was never consumed until humans began to breed their own is absurd...About as absurd as the idea that fruit was designed to make animals sick in order to grow. I don't know where you got this idea but it certainly isn't backed up by facts of any kind.
I love that this video got straight to the point and didn't drag it out
Food sucked back then
They still do, nutrients through the roots.
ha ha :v
Lol
gee
Get this channel to 600 subscribers without video how do you even know that
The thing that shocked me the most was, corn, watermelon and banana!
Wild watermelons look like something out of a Van Gogh painting.
that shit crazy....i guess people really only want to eat visually appealing foods
BOT ^^^
and get a decent calorie count and profit margin for farmers
Cliff Smith the whole point of the evolution of plants wasn't to look more appealing...
it was to make things easier to eat...
it's obviously better to grow a watermelon that has only edible flesh than it is to grow that other crap. it's not just visual- it's economical
the music sounds so 'fruity' tho
Does this explain why some of the fruity artificial flavors taste/smell different then how they actually are?
the banana flavor is based on the Gros Michel that has been extinct outside of the SouthEast Asia since the 60s... which is why banana doesn't taste like banana.
Bella Lugosi That question hurts..
Nope, but it does explain evolution due to the only ones able to grow being the fruit/vegetables with ripened characteristics over the course of thousands of years
Bella Lugosi You have huge knockers.
GMO
Traits are based on genes. Any process that changes traits inherently changes (modifies) genes. The method doesn't matter, it's still genetic modification. It can be left to nature (natural selection), controlled by man (GMO), or something in between (selective breeding). Follow the facts, not the fears. ;)
Best explanation so far. It's all genetics.
Yes. Nature experiments all the time. And those who survive have the best offspring. To remain for generations slightly changing.
GMO's try to do this faster. By selecting the specific trait required. Even if it's taken from other species. Wich really doesn't matter, as long as it is carefully isolated.
And selective breeding is what has been done for centuries. And what made crops what they are today.
PongoXBongo No shit Sherlock pretty sure we've all taken a basic high school biology course.
i dont want any of these foods. i just want whatever the person who tried to eat the wild carrot was on.
thank god we rebreeded the watermelon and banana god damn that was nASTY
Carina Nah, those watermelons still exist. www.boredpanda.com/weird-watermelons-beautiful-hollow-heart/ And the bananas. That particular species of banana, believe it or not, is inedible!
Carina Actually banana flavoring in candies is based off of older bananas that were more popular before one disease killed off the popular strain and they had to switch. I mean, I was still domesticated, but it was older
Chesterson Jack the gros Michel banana?
Mina Kiel Mmhmm
They are still around- just much more expensive now.
Is it weird that the music was annoying to me
That watermelon still exists today...it's an heirloom variety I believe it's called "stars and stripes"
oh c'mon, here in Indonesia you you can easily find the wild eggplant and wild banana. in here we eat wild egg plant as "lalapan" (raw veges that usually has "sambal" as its condimate), and we use wild banana (pisang batu) leaves as base or cover of many traditional food and its fruit as an item in "rujak bebeg" (mashed unripe fruits salad)😂
My eggplant still has spines
LOL I laughed so hard
You can still buy bananas that has seeds in them in Thailand. Not as many seeds as the one pictured in this video but still some seeds.
I wish I knew where to find those original foods
Look at how wildly different the phenotypes of relatively genetically similar organisms can be, this obviously can never apply to humans though.
LJL 69
*looks at apes*
no it can't...
Do I detect sarcasm there?
coz obviously humans don't look the same.
Come right out and say what you want to say.
Different phenotypes in human is too good to happen by chance. Is that your conclusion?
Everyone wants to think that selective breeding is completely different from genetic modification but the fact is they are the same thing people need to wake up and realize that GMOs are the next step in the evolution of our food and the key to human survival without GMOs we simply won't be able to produce enough food for our growing population
i understand their complaints from an ethical perspective but people who keep crying "but it's not NATURAL" sound ridiculous. little of what we experience in modern life is natural, least of all our food. and people screaming that plant breeding doesn't involve genetic modification need to look into what is actually involved in classical breeding. scientists have been using in vitro techniques since the 18th century at least.
Ryan Johnson GMOs have already saved millions of lives in Africa and Asia but anti-gmo people are uneducated and ingorant
Ryan Johnson Suicide genes in seeds won't feed the population. Also, pesticides, herbicides are toxic and disrupt the natural ecosystems. Introducing animal and insect genes into fruits and vegetables is also not the same as crossbreeding plant species or hybridizing in the traditional sense. We don't know the longterm effects on the ecosystem the way we can hypothsize with crossing related plant species. We don't understand our ecosystem enough. We're not scientifically advanced enough. We're kids with matches. Look at the bee population. Keep in mind too that there are GMOs and GE...genetically engineered foods too. Yes, it's true that organic isn't exactly what it was, but our ancestors bred to survive. Today, things are being bred for profit. Greedy profit. Thus, farmers who care enough to keep things as natural as possible and go through the pains to get USDA label are fabulous heroes in my eyes. Conventional farmers get more support. Monsanto has been trying to destroy organic farmers. They have sued organic farmers for "using seeds they patented" that blew across in farmers' fields. People can't control the wind, and they couldnt help that Monsanto strategically moved in after to sue for wind blowing their patented designer seeds around and then take their land after they cannot continue to live in a shut down farm and had to move. Bad enough a farmer can lose their USDA label in this, but now suing and destroying farm families means of survival? Do you really trust these bullies to put food on your table? It's just profit to them.
1. Pesticides and herbicides are not GMO's
2. GMO's regardless of their current use, are one of the most revolutionary types of technology to date.
3. We don't know the longterm effects? We never will and we have to act as currently people are starving to death. As of 5:13pm 7/4/17 over 22,000 people have died from hunger just today. That is roughly 31,000 every day. Over 11 million a year.
4. Bad practices with farmers is terrible and should be fixed, but GMO's are worth trying to fix said issues.
Yes I trust them because it isn't the ones doing the shitty business practices doing the science, it is scientists who care about the world. Even if it was the ones doing the shitty business practices, they want money, so they will do what they can to make us happy.
Primal Iron believe it or not scientists can be evil or do evil things. money is powerful motivator. they are only human
The "wild" watermelon still exists. It happens when watermelon is either underwatered or overwatered. Even if you cut a watermelon in the middle, you still can see the remnants of the swirl if you look closely. Watermelons haven't changed at all.
the wild watermelon looks like a devil frut from one piece
Modern corn should be called children of the corn
Why am I watching this at 3am, instead of sleeping
oh so now I have a illustration of what dr. sebi was talking about when he talks about hybrid Foods and why we should avoid them
wow, have just been reading about dr. Sebi.
Drake should hop on this beat
jj silkysmooth he should hope on this "beet"
This was so interesting. I love sharing this kind of thing with my kids to give a sense of what is possible given time and human ingenuity.
This video gave Ray Comfort an aneurysm.
So even when were eating healthy, natural food, were still eating Frankin food?!
escapegrl1 selective breeding does not equal "frankenfood"
you can try banana.
escapegrl1 *we're *we're
Sorry I had to
escapegrl1 Frakenfood ≠ GMO
GMO is directly modifying the genes of a species.
That doesn't mean having that modified produce pesticides/herbicides/fungicides automatically.
It could do something as simple as give the plant a different taste, and something as complex as making it a completely different plant!
Frakenfood is just having the a flower of a subspecies of a organism, say, a jalapeno pepper, be pollinated by a flower of a bell pepper.
*_BOOM!_* A bellapeno!
escapegrl1 no
I was sad when I say the banana knowing that today's bananas aren't the real ones.
And here Ray saying that god made bananas to be the perfect food for mankind.
Kalvin Castro Wait, what? Did you never learn about selective breeding? The way that banana changed is the same way poodles were bred into existence.
Liezuli bro learn sarcasm
Oh, my b. It's just on the internet it's kinda hard to tell if someone's sarcastic or not, especially on subjects like these. A lotta nutcases about.
how could it have been cultivated 8000 years ago if the world is only 2017 years old?
Eric Rattai i hope this is a joke.
Monica Gomes yea. it's a well known fact that the world is 2017 years old. just like how the earth is flat
i just died on the inside
Monica Gomes so you haven't seen the joke?
my heart. help me
Watermelons came from somewhere in Africa and were cultivated in ancient Egypt as a source of extra water in the dry season, but they were a smaller round fruit and had hard seeds. The selective breeding was well along by the time of that Renaissance painting, so that was not an "ancient" variety.
All watermelons have seeds no matter what
Richard Cordero nope
Richard Cordero Wrong! Some are 🅱 O N E L E S S
That is correct. "Seedless" melons still have little transparent seed pouch liners, just no seeds inside.
that's the point though, we have modified them to be seedless and the 'puch liners' are vestigial structures
what a time to be alive
Wild watermelon is actually look very beautiful :3
They look like devil fruits
TheOfficial Warrior Nah, devil fruits looks like them.
She really took her time to prove every single possible person wrong in the TH-cam comments wtf😂
Only One Piece fans understand this lol
I love that anime.
you people I the comment section need some education. GMO is not the same as selective breeding. GMO is taking the DNA of a completely different organism and unnaturally merging them together. one example that is used commonly is putting fish DNA into strawberries to allow them to survive frost. not possible in nature.
selective breading is cross pollinating two plants (or breeding two animals, usually of the same/similar species) to create a desired plant. it doesn't always work, but it cannot happen unless it can happen. take a mule for an example. You can't have a horse ejaculate on a strawberry flower and get a horberry, or whatever, because its impossible. But you can get a mule from a female horse and male donkey fucking.
Both will end up with an "unnatural" plant. Also several domesticated plants like bananas, corns and watermelons are a cross between different species. Fruits like the green lime didnt even exist in nature. We didnt know what DNA was but we were crossing different plants based on what characteristics we wanted from them.
"unnaturally merging them together"
lol you're saying bullshit , so what it's unnatural because it's chemical? but there is chemical everywhere and what is the diff between gmo and selective breeding? with gmo you get a faster result
So, it's not GMO just because you say so? Makes perfect sense now.
"not possible in nature" Totally incorrect. Just because genes come from fish doesn't make them "bad". Plant can evolve arbitrary sequence of genes. That doesn't make those genes "good". Also, it is not about genes. It is about what those genes produce. Gene would only be "bad" if it produced an end product that cannot be used for it's final purpose, like animal feed, consumption by humans or further processing.
Marc
Except he's not just explaining the term. He's making the distinction as a counter argument against people explaining that if people hate GMOs, they have just as much reason to hate all the regular stuff they eat. And they would be correct. The distinction of terms does not notate some distinction in quality or nature. Because if your only beef with GMOs is they're not """""""natural"""""" then that applies to EVERYTHING.
Man every one and every thing gets softer in the future
This is one of the reasons why humans looked different back then than how humans look today is because of how the food was back then. Also, their health was different from back then than us today because of food. (and other things too, like how the oxygen was without technology, and etc)
Fuc Kiиg I'm sure evolution has nothing to do with these fruits.
Fuc Kiиg plus the drugs where better too...
helo my name is dongerino pasterino We didn't evolve from Neanderthals though... we shared a common ancestor, and lived at around the same time, until we fucked them to death that is...
The more these evolve the more we evolve which in the future humans will look different from today they might have blue hair, white hair, purple hair etc. eyesight might get better, hearing might get better, ours heads, face, hair (color and hairstyle), height, teeth, body. We might even have double DNA in the future.
Crushxxi I don't think we'll evolve in such a complex way like you described, but maybe that'll happen.
*Looks at thumbnail* Pfff. That's obviously a photoshoped lotus pod. *Sees video* MY LIFE IS A LIE!
I pull up those carrots all the time I told my mom and she said no it was a root I knew it!!
when people say there's no proof of evolution
0inspirationalheart0 Actually, this is a good proof of evolution.
My trypophobia thanks domestication
Did that clicking drive anyone else absolutely nuts
is this even real? have to research myself, ain't gonna believe any bs of TH-cam
Name Less is it?
Name Less not technically. They are just different species of the same type of fruit. Just like how there are several apples, different strawberries, etc. they may have been used to cross breed, but even then, corn has looked the way it does now since the Aztec days or before. A lot of this video is just different species of fruit in the same family as fruits we know well.
Name Less wow no one cares
Name Less unfortunately for your argument it is
Name Less if the plant is bisexual it'll look the same,but if it has unisex ,the plant will mix and look different(just like humans and there are different types of fruits .
That was the pure sh*t back then!
I like how they turned out. They looked semi inedible with all the giant seeds
wild mewtwo: was special, well known, favorite legend for many people
modern: memes about being captured, "back in my day" jokes, non longer favorite legend for many people
A wild carrot appears
I was in Yogyakarta, Indonesia to visit someone, then an old lady gave me a fat short banana (a wild banana apparently), it actually tastes like orange + banana but with tons of seeds in it. I like it much better than the modern bananas! It tastes amazing!
and people still don't believe in evolution
Chernov21 2 That's not macro evolution though, it's selective breeding by the hands of humans. It's more or rather forced evolution.
Chernov21 2 both of the plants are still here
Raime The Fume Knight no such thing as macro evolution.
Raime The Fume Knight Like literally, there is only one type of evolution. Macroevolution is a stupid buzzword.
Raime The Fume Knight Yet it's evolution nevertheless.
My entire life is a lie...
0:34 Eggplants went from looking like balls to looking like the shaft itself
The previous version must have been healthier.
No; that's the point