This is brillliant! I am a wildlife rehabilitator in Australia and would like to include a link to your video in the online avian training course we are designing for our volunteers. It's the best explanation of adaptation to flight I've found anywhere.
This is the most clear, thorough, and beautifully presented explanation of bird anatomy I’ve ever seen! I’ve come across several topics seperately before, but seeing them all together, animated, with highlights to point them out and clear explanations is absolutely wonderful! I love drawing birds and making up “realistic” anatomy for fictional flighted creatures, so having something so comprehensive to reference is gonna be life changing for that!
This is awesome! I'm a student of veterinary technology, and this video has been fantastically helpful. Thank you very much for creating and sharing this!
Wow ! that is an excellent tutorial. In just a few minutes I learnt so much that I didn't know about one of the most beautiful and interesting creatures on the Planet . Thank you for all the hard work that went into producing this video for us
Awesome! This was not only informative and thorough but it is important for basic knowledge of what should be common knowledge. Our culture has undoubtedly changed into very un-deep and very popular thin/veneer superficial Studies. I believe your studies have just scrapped the surface of things to come. Again Thank you for doing such wonderful work.
Amazing work! Thank you so much for making this and sharing it. I'm hoping to gain a better understanding of birds in order to draw them a bit better and I found this immensely helpful. Cheers!
This video is just absolutely amazing. It's helped me so much while I've been drawing and creating new species (like dragons). It's so simple to understand and see, the visuals are truly the best I've seen for understanding how a bird is put together. Amazing work, I always find myself going back to this video
Physical education students at University also needs biology for understanding kinesiology, biomechanics and physiology. As someone who has a PhD in Sports & Exercise science, biology indeed is fundamental for understanding in depth the science behind physical education.
Добрый день я могу использовать информацию с вашего видео для своих презентаций? С указанием ссылки на ваше видео. Good afternoon, can I use the information from your video for my presentations? With a link to your video.
In visualizing the mechanics of respiration, I could use anyone's help clarifying one thing. Does it actually take two separate chest expansions and contractions to drive air through the lungs for gas exchange once--or is the entire exchange happening with one single rib cage expansion and contraction? Also, is there a separate pathway for air traveling through the trachea of birds out to the nostrils for exhalation? Many diagrams and textual explanations fail where this video seems to help clarify much. Abundant thanks to you again for this.
Overall, this video is a fantastic tool for visualizing avian flight and respiration, but I think it's wrong with this detail of respiration. During inhalation, all of the air sacs expand simultaneously. This means that fresh air is pulled (via negative pressure) in through the trachea and into the posterior air sacs, AND 'stale' air is pulled out of the lungs and into the anterior air sacs. These happen at the same time. Then on the exhalation, all the air sacs contract. Positive pressure forces the air out of the posterior air sacs and into the lungs, AND out of the anterior air sacs via the trachea. The significance is that air flow in unidirectional and continuous.
Psalm 8: "O LORD, our Lord, How excellent is Your name in all the earth, Who have set Your glory above the heavens! Out of the mouth of babes and nursing infants You have ordained strength, Because of Your enemies, That You may silence the enemy and the avenger. When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers, The moon and the stars, which You have ordained, What is man that You are mindful of him, And the son of man that You visit him? For You have made him a little lower than the angels, And You have crowned him with glory and honor. You have made him to have dominion over the works of Your hands; You have put all things under his feet, All sheep and oxen- Even the beasts of the field, The birds of the air, And the fish of the sea That pass through the paths of the seas."
The bird 🦅 anatomy is fascinating 🧐. But bats 🦇 are more maneuverable and pterosaurs grew much bigger than birds. Scientists claim birds 🦢 grow bigger then bats 🦇 due to the superior respiratory system of birds 🐦. So what was 😯 the advantage of pterosaurs over birds?
I'm teaching myself how to draw birds and am trying to learn their anatomy. Thank you so much for making this video!!! I'm truly grateful 🥰
Same!
SAME!!
Ocs with wings. Human Ocs with wings
@@thefandommessenger thats why Im here! :D along w wanting to know more about birds anatomy and how to draw them :-)
I am in agreement that this presentation is pure gold. Thank you very much.
This is brillliant! I am a wildlife rehabilitator in Australia and would like to include a link to your video in the online avian training course we are designing for our volunteers. It's the best explanation of adaptation to flight I've found anywhere.
Hi! Where can i find your course? ^^
This is the most clear, thorough, and beautifully presented explanation of bird anatomy I’ve ever seen!
I’ve come across several topics seperately before, but seeing them all together, animated, with highlights to point them out and clear explanations is absolutely wonderful!
I love drawing birds and making up “realistic” anatomy for fictional flighted creatures, so having something so comprehensive to reference is gonna be life changing for that!
Fantastic! This is the second semester that I have used your videos to help teach my vet tech students. Thank you!
Is anatomy hard for learning?
Im an aerospace engineering student. This was beautifully explained! Helpful! Thank you :)
Honestly, this was an amazing presentation - very clear and concise 😊
This is awesome! I'm a student of veterinary technology, and this video has been fantastically helpful. Thank you very much for creating and sharing this!
This is a wonderful teaching tool! Thank you so much for putting together this beautiful anatomical description.
The one-way air passage lung system is amazing. Many Thanks
Very easy to understand and extremely well illustrated. You explain a complex subject in a concise, clear presentation.
This has to be the most informative and understandable video I have ever seen! Thank you very much!
absolutely fantastic information for a life long learner aflicted with ALS! Thanks!
Hi Kelly. It is an amazing job. Thank you for sharing your work. BR from Hamburg, Germany
Wow ! that is an excellent tutorial.
In just a few minutes I learnt so much that I didn't know about one of the most beautiful and interesting creatures on the Planet .
Thank you for all the hard work that went into producing this video for us
Kelly kage kongratulations this is such a well made animation, thanks for teaching me about birds
Thanks, doing a presentation on avian creatures this helps me ALOT with understanding the avian anatomy
Awesome!
This was not only informative and thorough but it is important for basic knowledge of what should be common knowledge.
Our culture has undoubtedly changed into very un-deep and very popular thin/veneer superficial Studies.
I believe your studies have just scrapped the surface of things to come.
Again Thank you for doing such wonderful work.
Thanks Kelly. This is information gold!! 👌
Amazing work! Thank you so much for making this and sharing it. I'm hoping to gain a better understanding of birds in order to draw them a bit better and I found this immensely helpful. Cheers!
Thank you for an easy to understand explanation and Illustrations !!
Great video and explanation!!
im watching this cause of Science Olympiad so yeah, i gotta pay a LOT of attention, good job
Excellent video, thank you
This is outstanding sci-comm!
This video is just absolutely amazing. It's helped me so much while I've been drawing and creating new species (like dragons). It's so simple to understand and see, the visuals are truly the best I've seen for understanding how a bird is put together. Amazing work, I always find myself going back to this video
What a wonderful video! Such a learning tool! Thank you so much.
This is great! So well done, and so much information!
I want to invent a machine that recreates the flight of a bird this is perfect study material thank you .
Great video, and a wonderful and clear teaching tool.
Excellent!
Very instructive. Physical education for biology students. I will use the video to teach flight physics. Thanks for sharing. Congratulations.
Physical education students at University also needs biology for understanding kinesiology, biomechanics and physiology. As someone who has a PhD in Sports & Exercise science, biology indeed is fundamental for understanding in depth the science behind physical education.
This is a wonderful video! I'm very impressed!
Exceptional.... Referred to my student...thank you... Please make more videos....
This is awesome!! (I'm an English teacher and noticed a spelling error of "metabolic" ("matabolic") at 6:25.)
Fantastic presentation 👌
Great explaination👍
This is an awesome video
Excellent!😊
Thank you for this, so incredibly informative!
Gym bros: Do you even lift
Avians: Do you even generate lift
Comprehensive information.
Wow ! it's very interesing 🤔🙂
im a bit confused , at 1:09 did they mean to say tibia and fibia are fused together there ?
Thank you
Can I ask what is the background music? So calming. I’d love to listen to it on its own ☺️
Thanks a million!
Very interesting thank you.
Thank you. :)
Very good! Thank you!
Добрый день я могу использовать информацию с вашего видео для своих презентаций? С указанием ссылки на ваше видео. Good afternoon, can I use the information from your video for my presentations? With a link to your video.
In visualizing the mechanics of respiration, I could use anyone's help clarifying one thing. Does it actually take two separate chest expansions and contractions to drive air through the lungs for gas exchange once--or is the entire exchange happening with one single rib cage expansion and contraction?
Also, is there a separate pathway for air traveling through the trachea of birds out to the nostrils for exhalation?
Many diagrams and textual explanations fail where this video seems to help clarify much. Abundant thanks to you again for this.
Overall, this video is a fantastic tool for visualizing avian flight and respiration, but I think it's wrong with this detail of respiration. During inhalation, all of the air sacs expand simultaneously. This means that fresh air is pulled (via negative pressure) in through the trachea and into the posterior air sacs, AND 'stale' air is pulled out of the lungs and into the anterior air sacs. These happen at the same time. Then on the exhalation, all the air sacs contract. Positive pressure forces the air out of the posterior air sacs and into the lungs, AND out of the anterior air sacs via the trachea. The significance is that air flow in unidirectional and continuous.
I think all dinosaurs had this respatory system as well which os pritty cool
thanks so much
Amazing!!!
this is brilliant = who did your animation ?
Brilliant
Amazing
Very nice
thanks for this awesome work ,please make a animation video for skeletal system of Rabbit
thank you, this is very helpful.
Can you make playlist for bird in your channel please
It is so interesting......👍
appreciate your effort thank you for sharing
Thanks a lot very helpful
Good video ty
thanks, this helped me for art =)
Dude when I was a kid I used to love birds that used to have a bird
Very interesting!
So I wonder how this is different from bats and Pterosaurs. Which of these features where found in all 3?
Hi Kelly, great work!! Would you have a written text of your narration that you could share?
Psalm 8:
"O LORD, our Lord,
How excellent is Your name in all the earth,
Who have set Your glory above the heavens!
Out of the mouth of babes and nursing infants
You have ordained strength,
Because of Your enemies,
That You may silence the enemy and the avenger.
When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers,
The moon and the stars, which You have ordained,
What is man that You are mindful of him,
And the son of man that You visit him?
For You have made him a little lower than the angels,
And You have crowned him with glory and honor.
You have made him to have dominion over the works of Your hands;
You have put all things under his feet,
All sheep and oxen-
Even the beasts of the field,
The birds of the air,
And the fish of the sea
That pass through the paths of the seas."
Here for cosplay research. All the instructions on how to make machanical wings I’ve seen suck because they don’t move right.
everyone here bc they need it for school im here just because i'm curious lol
"thumb"DO BIRDS HAVE HANDS????
They used to. They're just therapod dinosaurs evolved for flight.
Doctrinal evolution supplement...
I'm a birdy humerus short and stout
The bird 🦅 anatomy is fascinating 🧐. But bats 🦇 are more maneuverable and pterosaurs grew much bigger than birds. Scientists claim birds 🦢 grow bigger then bats 🦇 due to the superior respiratory system of birds 🐦.
So what was 😯 the advantage of pterosaurs over birds?
This entire study renders a microcosmic illustration of Almighty God's power and greatness.
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Pkmmmn. Bhutto
seems like they where build by genius biomechanic,you can't evolutioniz this
of course God does not exist
Yea humans wouldn't fly-
Why not use a flight bird skeleton in stead of a chicken
I can help you with research.
call or write
Brent
It's a pigeon skeleton!
Great video but btw birds didn't evolve from reptiles. God created them.
Hi
Thank you