@@charlybrown9024 If you wouldnt have gon ham on the blank slate/were all the same bs, ignoring history and vast archeological findings regarding indo europeans and their traces all over the globe alot of people wouldve ben more accepting of Darwins theory, especially the countless geneticists/biologists etc. being shunned out of academic circles due to wrong think dogma of their new peers. I understand Darwin and find his theory much more verified but the ignorance of so called new age experts regarding our past knowledge is pathetic to say the least and has really led me down a road doubting how right they really are if they resort to such childish methods of destroying history (Troy being the biggest example).
@@charlybrown9024 You seem emotionally attached to a particular idea. Are you certain you are objectively looking at the evidence? Secular mathematicians have had concerns with the claims of the theory since the 1960's. Those concerns have only grown the more we understand about biology.
@@charlybrown9024 Royal Society November 2016 Meeting: "Developments in evolutionary biology and adjacent fields have produced calls for revision of the standard theory of evolution" royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2016/11/evolutionary-biology/
I love this series so much, but man what I would give for podcasts with hank taking about literally anything in this relaxing voice to listen to before falling asleep at night, gravely or not.
2:07 There have been plenty of times where we've set up a recording of some beautiful organism, only to have paramecia come by... and photobomb our composition. Euglena: Paramecia: i sPin YoU rIgHt rOuNd bAbY rIgHt ROuNd LiKe a ReCOrD--
The footage in this was gorgeous. I love that you can get a sense visually for their shape in 3d as they swim around. It's easy to forget when looking at flat illustrations and diagrams.
Am I the only one, who has instead channels, I'll click on eventually, even if it would take me to the end of time to watch them all, in the long run? I can't make small singularities to immerse myself in time dilation to watch these videos, u no. =)))
Chill voiceover + soft music + beautiful imagery + SCIENCE = A really nice little rest for my anxious self. I'm sorry to be seeing the view count on new videos slowly dropping, and I hope you guys keep making these videos for a long time to come. I've never found anything quite like this, you are making something really special.
2:08- "Honest, officer, I'm not drunk! I've got a _paramecium_ stuck to me!" "Yeah, yeah, I've heard it all before. Come on, it's off to the drunk slide with you."
I swear this channel is just my chill playlist, I come home after along day and I unwind by watching theses fascinating little creatures as soft music plays in the background and I can listen to his calming voice put me to sleep
That ending really gives me hope for my future as an artist! Sometimes I take critiques kind of hard, and I feel bad about not being able to absorb it at face value, so hearing that the need for self-reflection crops up even in the scientific realm is a comfort.
Holy cow, but this show is a warm bath with scented candles for your brain! Waiting for Hank to say, “We’re just gonna put a happy little paramecium over here; just a happy paramecium, it can be our little secret.”
Aww, why do you think he likes it? Is he captivated by the fast moving shapes on screen? Back when animal planet had something besides garbage reality tv on it, my cat used to love watching big cats chase after antelope on tv. We had to stop him from swatting the screen! We would just pet him on the couch while his head flicked back and forth following the motion.
@@revenevan11 I can't be sure. But I believe that the unpredictability of the movements is what gets him. Like prey in real life. I it awesome to see him so engaged in the screen!
I've been watching this channel for some time and didn't know, 'till now, the voice actor was ole' Hankie's bedroom voice. Many thanks, great channels.
I absolutely love this video. Good job on including the emotional and personal quotes from Tracy. Those quotes are so very important to me. It represents an important moment in someone's life where they had to decide what was the right choice and I think, they chose wisely.
I'm starting to hope TierZoo makes a tier list of microscopic life. So far, they've only discussed Tardigrades, which they designated as F-tier due to their most noteworthy ability being deemed "cool but impractical".
honestly after watching this channel for past month or so Stunning is now all ways the word that always comes to mind now when talking about the Microcosmos
Can you imagine the power move of some 5 year old showing up with a presentation on microbes while the other kids are there with "lion", "dog" and "bird" If I have kids I'm definitely doing that
oh man paramecium are such a cool microbe, and interestingly theyre also a very common food to cultivate for baby fish. they come out of the egg so small that they begin life eating these little buggers!
Sorry for this voice, and the voice sounds fantastic. Like this people that tells you sorry for the mess in my home and when you enter looks like a furniture magazine XD. Amazing video as allways!
I'll tell you what a paramecium is! That's a paramecium! It's a one-celled critter with no brain, that can't fly! Don't mess with me man, I'm a lawyer!
How is it that me watching 2 year old Journeys is how I discover a Complexly poetry channel?? I've already subbed, after looking for the channel. I'm exceedingly glad I was watching these old videos! 😁🙃😉🙂
Sonneborn's revelation is a struggle that the most discipline of scientists such as my son, struggle with quite often. Now lets hear more about the P.aurelia zombie apocalypse that was so casually glossed over. Killer Paramecium that are not in control of their own bodies, now that's entertainment.
A pollute-tician!!!😁 Uuuhhhh...did I just insult a bevy of tiny creatures who are obviously far more intelligent than one of them 2-legged multicellular... things??? Probably. My abject apologies, y'all.)
"It was awful of me to be so attached to a pet idea. That was an ordeal between my mind and my heart and it took a while for the mind to win and the heart to accept. Impersonal scientific objectivity is a goal to be sought by hard self-discipline; we are not born with it." - Tracy M. Sonneborn I relate!
AAAaaaAAAW!!! They're soooo CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE!!!!!😀 Even while realizing the truths--that more than a few of these little critters do not play well with others, which means they're natural-born(or divided, or otherwise brought forth) pollute-ticians. Well, this WOULD explain a LOT...🤔😯🤑😲😱.... I need a plush paramecium to hug.
The quick answer would be "because your eyes don't have enough resolution". Longer answer would start with how lenses focus light from a small area in your view and focus it to the sensor or the eye so that you could use the same resolution of the retina or a camera sensor to resolve less area with grater detail. look up how arrangements of lenses work - like microscope, macro lens, telescope and such.
I love that the most powerful thing in science is being able to admit that you're wrong.
@@brianwuoti1550 Creationist Bullshit.
@@charlybrown9024 If you wouldnt have gon ham on the blank slate/were all the same bs, ignoring history and vast archeological findings regarding indo europeans and their traces all over the globe alot of people wouldve ben more accepting of Darwins theory, especially the countless geneticists/biologists etc. being shunned out of academic circles due to wrong think dogma of their new peers. I understand Darwin and find his theory much more verified but the ignorance of so called new age experts regarding our past knowledge is pathetic to say the least and has really led me down a road doubting how right they really are if they resort to such childish methods of destroying history (Troy being the biggest example).
@@charlybrown9024 You seem emotionally attached to a particular idea. Are you certain you are objectively looking at the evidence? Secular mathematicians have had concerns with the claims of the theory since the 1960's. Those concerns have only grown the more we understand about biology.
@@charlybrown9024 Royal Society November 2016 Meeting: "Developments in evolutionary biology and adjacent fields have produced calls for revision of the standard theory of evolution" royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2016/11/evolutionary-biology/
@@brianwuoti1550 Your creationist garbage has been debunked 581329593430458629434499 times.
Go away, and find some other place to proseltyze.
I love this series so much, but man what I would give for podcasts with hank taking about literally anything in this relaxing voice to listen to before falling asleep at night, gravely or not.
"Hey baby, are you a snail? Cause I'm a paramecium & I want you to be my Moist Taxi tonight ;) "
This is the most sinful phrase I've ever written
I want you to know that my girlfriend and I watch these videos and I'm stealing this.
THE MOISTURE INCREASES
@@TheRiskyBrothers Is your girlfriend a snail?
You must lead a very shelterd life.
What if she is a Raccoon?
I absolutely love the term "International Microbes of Mystery".
Which was the exact moment I paused and started looking at the comments.
If you want to see that phrase mentioned, start watching at 7:01
Cool name to put somewhere in a microbiology lab
"Moist taxi" creates the most uncomfortable image in my mind
Fake taxi anyone?
what about a fleshy bus, like some sort of techno-organic road whale
Moist taxi sounds relaxing; a good service untill you arrive and arrive. But Kappa particles creeping me out!
@@teawrecks1243 Ever watched My Neighbor Totoro? There's a techno organic bus-cat. It's not very techno though.
@Dio Brando WRYYYYYYYYY MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA
2:07 There have been plenty of times where we've set up a recording of some beautiful organism, only to have paramecia come by... and photobomb our composition.
Euglena:
Paramecia: i sPin YoU rIgHt rOuNd bAbY rIgHt ROuNd LiKe a ReCOrD--
Nice😂
speeeeeen
Lmao this made me snort
spin
The footage in this was gorgeous. I love that you can get a sense visually for their shape in 3d as they swim around. It's easy to forget when looking at flat illustrations and diagrams.
This is honestly the only channel that features microorganism photobombing that I know lol.
Never had a channel I always clicked immediately.
Kurzgesagt, baby
PBS Eons is also really good for interesting biology.
Deep Look is another good option.
I wait until bedtime
Am I the only one, who has instead channels, I'll click on eventually, even if it would take me to the end of time to watch them all, in the long run?
I can't make small singularities to immerse myself in time dilation to watch these videos, u no. =)))
Chill voiceover + soft music + beautiful imagery + SCIENCE = A really nice little rest for my anxious self. I'm sorry to be seeing the view count on new videos slowly dropping, and I hope you guys keep making these videos for a long time to come. I've never found anything quite like this, you are making something really special.
*Parameciums are great at parties, trust me.*
How about Amoebas?
Hey all parrrrry!!!
>trusting a rotifer
Yeah, sure buddy, sure.
😉
Yes they absolutely are!
ah yes, kappa particles, I've observed those in twitch chat
5Head
As soon as it came up, I paused and came looking for my fellow gamers. I knew y'all'd be here, I could smell the basement funk. Kappa
ach
Kappa YEP Kappa OMEGALUL
My son loves these videos. He will be so angry that I'm watching it without him.
Well then, watch it again, with him ! (You'll see something you missed the first time)
2:15 OH GOD, THEY'RE CONJUGATING ON CAMERA. HAVE THEY NO SHAME, THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE PG-RATED
microbe-porn or is it micro-porn
They r dividing
Not only that, they _swam into view_ while conjugating.
Believe it or not your comment except my homework, I was not sure what was happening. Hahahaha thanks
2:08- "Honest, officer, I'm not drunk! I've got a _paramecium_ stuck to me!"
"Yeah, yeah, I've heard it all before. Come on, it's off to the drunk slide with you."
These videos are perfect for Monday mornings. A peaceful, mellow but also informative way to get your brain going for the week.
I want to reenact the beginning of this video. I'm going to swallow Christmas lights and then dive into piranha-infested waters.
I love how the narrator talks about these guys like they are cute little cuddly animals.
Hank i just wanna say i really appreciate this. Been here since the first video on this channel.
This is exciting! At my lab my team and I study the protein that causes this so called "killer trait" (R bodies) Happy to see Hank talk about it :)
Where I live we call Paramecium "slipper animals"
Turkey?
German?
Czech just calls them "slippers". Paramecium caudatum is "slipper large"
In Hebrew they're called "sandalit", which means something like "small sandal"
Vietnam call it "shoes animal"
I swear this channel is just my chill playlist, I come home after along day and I unwind by watching theses fascinating little creatures as soft music plays in the background and I can listen to his calming voice put me to sleep
I've been a member of the Paramecium Appreciation Society for many years.
Amen, AND Awomen!!!
Microbes R🤩CK!!!
(&, I suppose, rocks
MICROBE!!! As a contributory factor, of course.)
Orrr....🤔.... something...)
@@elizabethsnyder_baldonado39 Amen, Awomen and Amicrobe!
@@nancynickerson4341 😁😁😁😁😁!!!!
Y they are cool when u r stoned
That ending really gives me hope for my future as an artist! Sometimes I take critiques kind of hard, and I feel bad about not being able to absorb it at face value, so hearing that the need for self-reflection crops up even in the scientific realm is a comfort.
"Moist Taxi"
-Hank Green, 2019.
Let's see THAT make it into one of John's novels, huh?
Pretty sure Hank records the vocals at full speed and they slow it down 0.5 in editing.
It's a neat trick to use polarised light. I wonder if anyone ever tried to use slow motion cameras combined with a microscope.
Jellyfish Stinging in MICROSCOPIC SLOW MOTION - Smarter Every Day 120
Holy cow, but this show is a warm bath with scented candles for your brain! Waiting for Hank to say, “We’re just gonna put a happy little paramecium over here; just a happy paramecium, it can be our little secret.”
I've always loved paramecia since high school! 😍 And your flu-voice is so mesmerizing... kinda protists-ASMR! 🤗 Bravo to James for the footage as well
Aww thank you! ❤️
I wish there was a channel like this when I first bought a microscope.
"Like looking down on a city at night from an airplane - the moving lights a sign of life at a distance"
This is such a powerful simile.
Hands down one of the best Microcosmos videos so far, imo
*A Paramecium and a Rotifer walk into a bar...*
That's two cilli
The paramecium says, "I need a drink." The rotifer says, "looking at your contractile vacuoles, I think you've had enough."
The bartender says "what is this, some kind of joke?"
The paramecium says "oh my head is splitting."
The rotifer replies "so 2 or 3 drinks?"
Paramecium: 'want to get something to eat?'
Rotifer: 'you're making my head spin'
My cat gets so exited when I watch this! I have to move my chair to be able to watch it with him!
Aww, why do you think he likes it? Is he captivated by the fast moving shapes on screen? Back when animal planet had something besides garbage reality tv on it, my cat used to love watching big cats chase after antelope on tv. We had to stop him from swatting the screen! We would just pet him on the couch while his head flicked back and forth following the motion.
@@revenevan11 I can't be sure. But I believe that the unpredictability of the movements is what gets him. Like prey in real life. I it awesome to see him so engaged in the screen!
I had my kids saying "paramecium cheese" for a while. It was a hoot.
Darn it! My grant is passed due, and *this* channel had to upload now??? 😫
I a grateful and sad!
5:14 this is amazing! 3d head-on stentor!!!
I misread the thumbnail as"hairy ovaries." Cool cool cool cool cool
I've been watching this channel for some time and didn't know, 'till now, the voice actor was ole' Hankie's bedroom voice. Many thanks, great channels.
"Moist taxis."
How delightful.
"Moist Taxi" is a good name for an alternative rock band.
I absolutely love this video. Good job on including the emotional and personal quotes from Tracy. Those quotes are so very important to me.
It represents an important moment in someone's life where they had to decide what was the right choice and I think, they chose wisely.
I really love the 100x and 40x magnification shots! It really makes them feel more real.
As another viewer called Michael said " his voice is like satin sheets against my eardrums". Hank, your voice is always a pleasure
This narration is so mellifluous and clever, I love it!
We’ve all been that paramecium; looking for a moist taxi at 3AM after a long night of conjugating. 🦠
I'm starting to hope TierZoo makes a tier list of microscopic life. So far, they've only discussed Tardigrades, which they designated as F-tier due to their most noteworthy ability being deemed "cool but impractical".
Complexly brings out the best shows!
man that's so beautifull 5:15 shadow and depth.
Your videos bring me joy.
honestly after watching this channel for past month or so Stunning is now all ways the word that always comes to mind now when talking about the Microcosmos
Take care and rest well! Colds are bad for narrators, except when they make your voice sound calmer and cooler (which it did today).
4th Grade: "You have to do a report on an animal"
"A dog!"
"An elephant"
Me, an intellectual: "A paramecium"
Raul Cunha r/woosh
Me, more intellectualer: rock
Can you imagine the power move of some 5 year old showing up with a presentation on microbes while the other kids are there with "lion", "dog" and "bird"
If I have kids I'm definitely doing that
this is one of the dumbest comment I've ever read .
N E R D
I happen to have just gotten around to watching this one. It was very soothing... up until the end, given current circumstances.
"Hairy Ovals of Mystery"
It would be a great name for a band. I'd be more inclined to go see them than I would "The Moist Taxis."
I'll take "things that sound dirty but aren't" for 300.
@@thegenerousdegenerate9395 Oh, jeez, that hadn't even occurred to me. I guess my mind isn't traveling in its usual gutter today. 😊
If paramecium is so ubiquitous, it is probably able to travel within the digestive tract of animals.
Ronaldo Brito Roque that’s what I thought, too. Bird bellies!
Probably in canteens and other water carriers of early humans.
Omg random recommendation from a lab class video, and hank just starts narrating in the background. Im in love.
Get closer, i'm not gonna hurt you! Kappa
Best one so far.
Finally, I got my paramecium episode!
Amazing channel!
I love so much your channel! It’s poetry and science together and reflects the view of the first philosophers from Greece.
My cat Rollie loves to watch this show with me. I think it’s all the little moving organisms that he loves.
I've always loved Paramecia. It's my favorite ciliate even from my High School Biology days.
The taxis from n.y. could be considered " moist "
oh man paramecium are such a cool microbe, and interestingly theyre also a very common food to cultivate for baby fish. they come out of the egg so small that they begin life eating these little buggers!
Sorry for this voice, and the voice sounds fantastic. Like this people that tells you sorry for the mess in my home and when you enter looks like a furniture magazine XD. Amazing video as allways!
"First" cried the Prokaryote, toward the twinkling sky. Sure that its message and existence was significant.
Kappa particles = Paramecium zombie outbreak
I'll tell you what a paramecium is! That's a paramecium! It's a one-celled critter with no brain, that can't fly! Don't mess with me man, I'm a lawyer!
How is it that me watching 2 year old Journeys is how I discover a Complexly poetry channel?? I've already subbed, after looking for the channel. I'm exceedingly glad I was watching these old videos! 😁🙃😉🙂
Great video once again! Sorry to hear Hank is sick. I hope he feels better soon.
Thanks for all your production and time spent on such a fascinating subject.
Sonneborn's revelation is a struggle that the most discipline of scientists such as my son, struggle with quite often. Now lets hear more about the P.aurelia zombie apocalypse that was so casually glossed over. Killer Paramecium that are not in control of their own bodies, now that's entertainment.
I always get impressed and emotional when watching your videos. Every single one.
sincerest thanks.
ha ha i've seen so many Parameciums. I keep trying to make amoeba cultures with grass and end up with zillions of parameciums, paramecia?
Suspicious paramecium: "Hey guys..."
Other parameciums: "Erm, we can see a kappa inside you, dude..."
Hands down the best videos on TH-cam
Big fan of this content.
Thank you for the video. Makes my time feel a bit more valuable after watching it.
I'll tell you what a paramecium is! That's a paramecium! It's a one-celled critter with no brain that can't fly! Don't mess with me man. I'm a lawyer!
A pollute-tician!!!😁
Uuuhhhh...did I just insult a bevy of tiny creatures who are obviously far more intelligent than one of them 2-legged multicellular...
things??? Probably.
My abject apologies,
y'all.)
I'd like to see an episode about (ugh) Giardia.
"It was awful of me to be so attached to a pet idea. That was an ordeal between my mind and my heart and it took a while for the mind to win and the heart to accept. Impersonal scientific objectivity is a goal to be sought by hard self-discipline; we are not born with it." - Tracy M. Sonneborn
I relate!
Omg I need to hear Hank read The Raven
I just feel so relax and at peace...too bad I'm watching this at work haha
I love watching your videos.. Would be awesome if you make one about euglina aswell
I almost lost a finger due to paramecium infection. I had to come here and meet the little buggers in person. Fascinating little creatures.
AAAaaaAAAW!!! They're soooo CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE!!!!!😀 Even while realizing the truths--that more than a few of these little critters do not play well with others,
which means they're natural-born(or divided, or otherwise brought forth) pollute-ticians.
Well, this WOULD explain a LOT...🤔😯🤑😲😱....
I need a plush paramecium to hug.
Thank you ! Fascinating and beautiful.
Cappo di tutti cappo? Excellent videos, thank you all.
What I wanna know is why it takes a macro lens to see micro things.
The quick answer would be "because your eyes don't have enough resolution".
Longer answer would start with how lenses focus light from a small area in your view and focus it to the sensor or the eye so that you could use the same resolution of the retina or a camera sensor to resolve less area with grater detail.
look up how arrangements of lenses work - like microscope, macro lens, telescope and such.
Today I learned Hank is the voice of this channel. How did I not catch that sooner?
The Swedish name for Paramecium is "toffeldjur" which translates to "slipper animal", because they're sort of shaped like slippers
9:35 regarding this quote I need to say that I think we are born with this. We are just conditioned out of it and have to remember again.
8:00 - The killer Twitch.tv gene
dude what science channel are you not in? /o/
what a good quote.
5:33 one of the best shots possible genuinely looks like a fish tank it looks 3d to the point I am amazed.
Paramecium slides smartphone back into its oral groove, "Uber Feucht Rocks! A snail will be here tomorrow."
"are watching this from a confortable position"
Yes my bathroom is really confortable