The Great Coal Forests of the Carboniferous

It's time to learn again.
Carboniferous Forest Simulator:
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[@dondragmer2412]

Thank you for perfecting time travel. I love this and the music calms me out of my many anxieties.

[@CambrianScience]

I was going to stop the titanic but I figured nah

[@dondragmer2412]

@@CambrianScience How? Maybe by telling the Captain to slow it down? Why "nah?" And let so many drown?

[@CambrianScience]

@@dondragmer2412 I think my intervention was accidentally the cause of the disaster in the first place. Which kinda undermines the whole concept of free will and responsibility so I'm just kinda chillin

[@whatabouttheearth]

I didn't expect that ending 😂
"bruh, like what do you expect me to do, like, learn shit? Really? Bruh, sooo laaame"

[@ish6410]

1:21 The music sounds like the music from the video of the Carboniferous seas. I love it when music is similar to the other.

[@CambrianScience]

Shark theme baby

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

Living around Pittsburgh Pa we have so many fossils from 330 to 295 million years ago and in my back yard I got 300~299.5 mill with a ton of coal and fern and horse tail fossils in the soft shale rock I’m just blown away by it every time I find something

[@CambrianScience]

My grandparents lived up there. It helps that coal companies regularly blow up half a mountain and then abandon all the rubble. I was always pissed because my siblings would always find ferns but I never found anything. But my grandpa found an entire tree trunk and gave it to me, so I win.

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

@@CambrianScience that was so awesome of him 😊 some fossils just look like 3D worms but those are roots and just keep looking any time you find shale root. Pending on where you are in the USA and Canada you might find sea shells or even dinosaurs

[@ewenk7]

I would totally subscribe to a channel that had the music you use. It really fits well. I feel like it captures the scale and wonder of prehistory. It's also awesome.

[@CambrianScience]

I really appreciate it, I've been spending more time on making the music lately instead of just layering pre-made loops. Maybe I'll post a soundtrack compilation someday.

[@ewenk7]

The early ones were great, too, though. If they're preexisting, I'd love to know if there's a place to find them.

[@CambrianScience]

They aren't pre-existing, but if you want you can always just rip the music off the videos themselves since there isn't much other audio.

[@sciblastofficial9833]

Eyyyy he uploaded a video!

[@t888]

Thanks for the vid. Also forest sim is great!

[@adenmuhum5676]

It's wonderful.

[@bestmohammad]

djis wya?