I find it so absolutely fascinating that in both Caniforms and Feliforms you see the existence of tubular carnivores like the Mongoose and the Weasel. Seeing both sides of Carnivorous mammal family tree say "You know what, reptiles had the right idea, become tube." and then run with it is quite the fun example of convergent evolution.
if you look back all mammals descent from either three shrews/groundshrews like creatures so it wouldnt be wierd to go from that to when the dino where dead that some of those became the new preditors aka carnivorians
Shoutout Sam for running a 100 miles. I know there was obviously alot of preparation and training that went into that run, but I'd like to imagine that he just woke up and started running, Forrest Gump style
As a Canadian and given the way my brain works, although I do love polar bears, I was hoping that the toonie would have two loons on it - creating a twoonie.😅
Hey Lindsay, remember me and my weird “centipede going into my ear” story? I live in Canada, Alberta to be specific, and we have centipedes literally everywhere, I constantly shake them out of pant legs and towels all the freaking time. I distinctly remember you saying you were freaked out by my story, if so, that could be one mark against Canada. We may be a whimsical people, but we deal with some pretty heinous shit here. Currently it’s so cold where I live that just breathing is giving me brain freeze, and I live far enough south that I don’t have to worry about wandering polar bears, but there are a LOT of coyotes here, and they’re bold though to gang up on people in groups of 20-30 members, I had to stare down like 14 of them just yesterday around sunset while shovelling the snow on my pavement.
Coyotes are friggin menaces up there. Their wimps down here though luckily, but one thing I never want to see in person is a polar bear. As they say if it's white, say goodnight lol
@ @ you’re not likely to die even if you run into one of them big ghost boys, rest assured. The parts that’s more likely to get visited by these dudes have laws that forbid the locking of cars and doors so in the case anyone have to stare down the barrel of a polar bear’s nose they can duck into any nearby car or house and call for help. However, if you do end up getting grabbed by the big ghost bear, save a bullet for yourself, not even kidding. Polar bears don’t wait until you’re dead to start eating, in fact they prefer to keep you alive and screaming because it keeps your body (and thus their food) from freezing. They’re only after your fatty bits, namely your butt, thighs, belly, breasts, and face, and after ripping those parts off they’ll just leave you to die from the elements.
@@BMCKTN Australia have small things that could end you, Canada have big things that could end you. We respect each other’s courage in the face of one another’s respective challenges, and we won’t think of stealing any title away from each other. Australia is the most randomly dangerous land where something that is near-totally transparent and only two inches long can give you a pain so bad you want to shoot yourself and wild animals are so abundant that the corners of your room counts as “the wild”; Canada is the most expectedly dangerous place where being outside for longer than a minute in just the “right” conditions can turn you into a human popsicle and every wild animal is either huge (have you SEEN our moose and elk), violent, or both.
Dang, she keeps collaborating with all the people I watch and love, this series was already one of the best on TH-cam but now it’s just incredible, high above the others.
15:21 Cassowaries read this blueprint and were like "Hmmm...we can be a menace like that but ill use my legs" Kinda noticed that Cassowaries are basically third gen dinosaurs then. Terror birds are Dino2.0 and cassowaries are terrorbirds 2.0. Good blueprints are timeless i guess. with modifications ofc.
I just had a moment of being absolutely mind-blown at the sheer unimaginable number of living organisms our modest little planet has produced. Mainly because of so. many. beetles.
I don't have to imagine what it's like to fall on a cactus, because when I was 5 my grandparents' springer spaniel Polly, who was very excited to meet me, knocked me over into my Grandma's cactus collection. Lindsay is correct. They are the most violent plants to have ever evolved. That we know of.
I was raised by boomers who once left us with a babysitter (way back in 1978) who thought it would be a great idea to show us children how to “hyperventilate.” Not cool. But the big problem was this guy fell back into an exotic cacti from South America that the “lady of the house” owned. The plant had very large, obvious spikes that were gnarly as hell. But it also had microscopic barbs surrounding each of the MANY larger spikes. These went in under the guy’s skin and caused absolute agony immediately as well as causing severe dermatological issues for years after. True story. Freakin’ Boomers!! 😅 Cacti are dangerous and have evolved excellent defense mechanisms. Also? It’s ain’t cool to show children ages 5-8 how to auto asphyxiate themselves as a party trick. He kinda had it coming. Yikes!! 😂
For me, it's a little bittersweet moving on from the Mesozoic because I miss the nonavian dinosaurs. The dinosaurs, especially Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus, are my favorite animals of all time, so it almost feels like the good times are over. Thank God, though, for the terror birds keeping the theropod apex predator legacy going, and for freaky oddball early mammals like Paraceratherium, Basilosaurus, Andrewsarchus, and the entelodonts. Life might not be as big as in the Mesozoic, but it's no less weird and wonderful.
Just have to let you know Lindsay, I’ve been taking a Prehistoric Life class in university right now, and this series has been a lifesaver! Literally don’t think I would have been able to grasp anything we’ve learned about without the base knowledge that these videos have given me. You are an amazing youtuber and a wonderful educator. Thank you sooooo much!
thank you for making this kind of information more digestible and accessible, just hearing someone pronounce the names of things with lots of visuals really helps so, so much.
What do you mean had? We still do! A few cultures do train Ostriches for riding and cargo. Though, they do have bad temperaments and cant carry much weight. Sads
I always remember that you're from PR because you taught me about Coquis and I work for disaster assistance where we have a base in PR, and I remember being in a call with someone actively there and she apologized because the Coquis were making sounds in the bg like crazy and she excitedly also gave us a lesson about them and I felt so smart for already knowing about them
12:46 the loon on the Canadian dollar coin gave the coin its nickname, the loonie, but then us Canadians felt bad for the two dollar coin, so we gave it the nickname, the toonie.
The idea of a one dollar coin was also deeply unpopular. As a kid I thought it was a great idea but most thought it was a crazy, even loony idea. So that played into the name too. There were layers.
@@CorwinFound the "crazy" idea came from the fact that most kids didn't know what a loon was when it came to birds. It's an afterthought more than a layer.
I love that Lindsay's channel is just turning into the nexus of all the other paleo content creators that I already followed, this way I can just tell people to watch her and everyone she features
I’m just picturing this as if it were a highschool science class presentation and I love it 😂 I’m imagining your teacher being both impressed with your passion of researching and sharing this knowledge and also slightly flabbergasted at the level of vulgar sentence-enhancers. Love the content Lindsay Nikole, keep pouring your heart into these 🫶🏽
I just got done watching Miniminuteman debunk and respond to Filip Zeiba, and Professor Dave Explains to 200 flerfer arguments and them dodging a free trip to Antarctica, and now Lindsay just uploaded a new History of Life (That We Know Of) episode with Ben G. Thomas, someone that I've just started watching. It's a good end of November and start of December.
I've been trolling creationists by saying that creationism is a lie from Satan to deny God's great and wonderful achievement of Evolution. Works every time.
I'm a 71 year old landlubber with zero desire to sail I but really look forward to sharing your adventure's. Enterprise and spirit with knowledge and courage thrown in. All make for very easy people to like and admire. Bon Voyage!
Hands down, at 46 yrs old this has to be my favorite channel yet! I'm from the east coast with the mouth of a trucker and a complete science nerd.... GET IT girl! I am laughing my ass off! Well done!
I used to be really into paleontology back when I was about 6 or so then lost interest, then got back into it just a few years ago when I was stuck in bed for over a week with a severe lower back injury and I was flipping through an old National Geographic magazine that had an article about whale evolution. Reading that got me once again obsessed with prehistoric life, especially whale evolution. Anyway, love your content, I always learn something new here. Great work Lindsay!
Kinda the same with me lol I was into zoology when I was a kid, then joined junior ROTC in high school and lost interest. I only got back into a couple years ago at around 33 years old when I started seeing Casual Geographic’s videos pop up.
Your editor has an awesome style. So happy to see your usual enthusiasm and passion for what you are sharing. Thank you for what you do and exposing yourself to the Internet.
Her videos are most likely completely and entirely demonetized by YT, as a result of presence of the swearing and the absence of animals in peril. YT just *_loves_* animal abuse vids that show the aftermath of the mistreatment as long as it doesn't show the actual mistreatment. 😠 Those channels get monetized and promoted. 😠😡 YT is totally hypocritical.
3:27 What is the Difference Between Epic and Epoch? Epic is a long narrative poem of legendary figures. Epoch is a period of time in history or a person's life.
While I live in the Rockies, I've spent a good portion of my life visiting Arizona, as the majority of my family lives there. Everything there either bites you, pricks you, stings you, or burns you.
Me and my partner look forward to your videos all week. The long form content is so well researched and funny that it damn near replaces Netflix for us
When you make the last "that we know of" video I want you to end with "This was the history of life that we know of" and then you say you want the future humans to keep making this series It's gonna be absolute cinema
Your videos are always so fun and cool I finally watched your about me video from 2 years ago and wondered if you would ever make a video explaining how you make your videos. Like pick your topics, write your scripts, etc. I have a master's degree in something I'm really passionate about and want to educate people about it, but I do not have the slightest didly do idea where to start. Also seriously your channel is my favorite on youtube and I would watch a whole ass Attenborough style documentary of yours on netflix or something
It is just so weird that one group of animals gave this land thing a go and decided to go back to the sea. Always fun to be educated in such an entertaining and fun way. Thank you for that Lindsay and GG Ben.
DYK : the left over toes on a horse are called ergots and chestnuts and also some times need clipping when they get their hoof=icure from the farrier :)
I haven't seen all of these, or all the way through, but man I love tossing these on. Very entertaining and educational. Edutational? Edutainment? Yeah. That.
Not all Americans say "eh-pick"! I haven't heard anyone using the British pronunciation "ee-pock"...at least not yet. But I have heard, and use, the pronunciation "eh-pock". Not that the word comes up in everyday conversation, but I watched a lot of science- and history-themed shows and movies back when I was a child -- in the late 20th Century -- and I suppose I must have picked up the narrators' pronunciations.
Wow, I just had a scary experience... TH-cam switched the audio into an automated German translation without warning. Suddenly a female AI voice was talking what sounded like abstract poetry at me. It was bad. 😅 Found the setting to switch everything back to English - good to have the real Lindsay back
Every time I watch these videos I think to myself "Oh where were you when I was trying to remember all of this for my Geology A-level", and I fear the answer is "just about being born". Still, you're here now, and you're doing awesome educational work, and I love you for it!!
i love your videos. im currently studying for my specialty exams, and your vids have been my go to break videos for a few months now. so calming, informative and just awesome.
Nah. Thinking you aren't THAT close to a jumping cactus, flinching from the pain, losing your footing on the side of a hill, then falling into a bunch of them. Or was that just me?
I feel like I've followed a bunch of archeological/bioligical/historical channels for a bit and now there's a bunch of crossovers & collabs and yet I get surprised every time 🤣 Congrats Ben G Thomas on the Masters!
Unrelated but you should make a video debunking all the sensational tiktok zoology videos (no offense) that spread harmful stereotypes around animals like Pandas, sunfish, Koalas, Chimps, Dolphins, etc.
I’m subscribed to both of you but somehow missed this collaboration video when it came out. Cheers for this wonderful video and I love the collaboration videos where I get to watch my favorite science communicators working together. I hope the cross pollination benefits you all. Came here from the Milo and Milo collaboration. So much joy in watching both. Keep kicking assburgers with a side of amazeballs.
28:37 yea yea, you can tell us what you want, but we know the bird could have eaten you whole and hardly even noticed. (This is a joke, no hate intended, love your vids)
Thank you so much for inviting me on Lindsay!! I hope everyone enjoyed learning about cetacean evolution! :)
I did and congrats on the masters degree!
Heck yeah, whale evolution is cool! Also, congraduations on the gradulation!
That was crazy good and interesting bro, well done indeed. Congrates on your Masters.
One of the hardest decisions of my life was choosing to watch this or Forrest Valkais premiere.
I didn’t know you got your masters! Congratsb
I find it so absolutely fascinating that in both Caniforms and Feliforms you see the existence of tubular carnivores like the Mongoose and the Weasel. Seeing both sides of Carnivorous mammal family tree say "You know what, reptiles had the right idea, become tube." and then run with it is quite the fun example of convergent evolution.
if you look back all mammals descent from either three shrews/groundshrews like creatures so it wouldnt be wierd to go from that to when the dino where dead that some of those became the new preditors aka carnivorians
Writhing noodle is the ultimate form. Scaly noodle? Heck yeah. Fluffy noodle? Absolutely!
Mustelids truly are the perfect animals
Also dachshunds lol
Shoutout Sam for running a 100 miles. I know there was obviously alot of preparation and training that went into that run, but I'd like to imagine that he just woke up and started running, Forrest Gump style
"When I was hungry, I ate, when I was tired, I slept"
Either that or george of the jungle (1997, live action) in that one scene where he buys a pair of shoes and runs across africa lol
@@cookietinsewingkit i guess not, seeing he literally ran through the night haha
Evolution: "Would you like an update?"
Bats: "nah, we good" 🖤
When you get it right from the start, ain't got no need for evolution 😊
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Bats are the best
We always talk about sharks and crocodiles being "living fossils," but it looks like bats are also a kind of living fossil as well. Cool 😁
This series is like avengers endgame of Paleontology youtubers. Everyone is here.
Appropriately so. Lindsay is the Tony Stark of Paleontology. Iron woman so to speak
I'd upvote you, but the count is at 69 and I won't be the one to ruin that.
That we know of....
or is it ( vsauce music starts playing )
That we know of
"The most devastating side profile" 😂 Poor Moeritherium, I can relate. Love the content Lindsay
To add on to the 'Canadians call 1$ coins loonies because there's a loon on it' we call our 2$ coins toonies
right. because. twoooooo. we're an odd people.
toonies have a polar bear on it!
That's actually adorable.
As a Canadian and given the way my brain works, although I do love polar bears, I was hoping that the toonie would have two loons on it - creating a twoonie.😅
Shouldn't it be twonies?
Hey Lindsay, remember me and my weird “centipede going into my ear” story? I live in Canada, Alberta to be specific, and we have centipedes literally everywhere, I constantly shake them out of pant legs and towels all the freaking time. I distinctly remember you saying you were freaked out by my story, if so, that could be one mark against Canada. We may be a whimsical people, but we deal with some pretty heinous shit here. Currently it’s so cold where I live that just breathing is giving me brain freeze, and I live far enough south that I don’t have to worry about wandering polar bears, but there are a LOT of coyotes here, and they’re bold though to gang up on people in groups of 20-30 members, I had to stare down like 14 of them just yesterday around sunset while shovelling the snow on my pavement.
Coyotes are friggin menaces up there. Their wimps down here though luckily, but one thing I never want to see in person is a polar bear. As they say if it's white, say goodnight lol
@ @ you’re not likely to die even if you run into one of them big ghost boys, rest assured. The parts that’s more likely to get visited by these dudes have laws that forbid the locking of cars and doors so in the case anyone have to stare down the barrel of a polar bear’s nose they can duck into any nearby car or house and call for help. However, if you do end up getting grabbed by the big ghost bear, save a bullet for yourself, not even kidding. Polar bears don’t wait until you’re dead to start eating, in fact they prefer to keep you alive and screaming because it keeps your body (and thus their food) from freezing. They’re only after your fatty bits, namely your butt, thighs, belly, breasts, and face, and after ripping those parts off they’ll just leave you to die from the elements.
Canada is the new Australia
@@BMCKTN Australia have small things that could end you, Canada have big things that could end you. We respect each other’s courage in the face of one another’s respective challenges, and we won’t think of stealing any title away from each other. Australia is the most randomly dangerous land where something that is near-totally transparent and only two inches long can give you a pain so bad you want to shoot yourself and wild animals are so abundant that the corners of your room counts as “the wild”; Canada is the most expectedly dangerous place where being outside for longer than a minute in just the “right” conditions can turn you into a human popsicle and every wild animal is either huge (have you SEEN our moose and elk), violent, or both.
Omg 😭😭 hope lindsay sees this
I want "The Cretaceous Was A Fucking Hellscape" on a teeshirt.
Proving the past was the worst.
🔥 🌋
Real 😂😂😂
@@mariusvanc I see what you did there…
Just heinous.
Dang, she keeps collaborating with all the people I watch and love, this series was already one of the best on TH-cam but now it’s just incredible, high above the others.
I swear, I quote "If you give a man a rat, you fulfill his rat desires" and/or do the "raaaat??!!" arms every single day
I was so excited for this episode, specifically because I knew there were gonna be a lot of "rat desires" references.
15:21 Cassowaries read this blueprint and were like "Hmmm...we can be a menace like that but ill use my legs"
Kinda noticed that Cassowaries are basically third gen dinosaurs then. Terror birds are Dino2.0 and cassowaries are terrorbirds 2.0. Good blueprints are timeless i guess. with modifications ofc.
I didn't know cassowaries are predatory
I love being 4'11 and learning about birds that could have destroyed me
I'm 6 feet tall, and I'd still rather not meet any of these. A 14 meter python? A pig the size of a moose? No THANK you, I'll have none
As another 4'11 individual, absolutely 😭😭
@@VvP-iz4pg me too dude, birds scare the piss out of me anyway, but Thunderbird is just kill me so I don't have to exist with it territory lol
I just had a moment of being absolutely mind-blown at the sheer unimaginable number of living organisms our modest little planet has produced. Mainly because of so. many. beetles.
Doing snakes dirty ... "left room for them to step the f**k up"
Snakes: "are our vestigial legs a joke to you?"
How does a snake have a big ass?
Why are Americans obsessed with ass ?
"WE DID! WE DIDN'T LIKE IT!"
😂😂
'Snakes: "are our vestigial legs a joke to you?" '
To be honest, they kind of are.
Me: Excited about my favorite period getting covered
Lindsay: I wouldnt surprised if this was one you were least interested in.
I don't have to imagine what it's like to fall on a cactus, because when I was 5 my grandparents' springer spaniel Polly, who was very excited to meet me, knocked me over into my Grandma's cactus collection. Lindsay is correct. They are the most violent plants to have ever evolved. That we know of.
Teasel is worse because it's barbed, but it's harder to run afoul of it because the barbs are only at the top.
@maryeckel9682 You have obviously never encountered a Teddy Bear Cholla. It's a particularly nasty kind of jumping cactus. 😊
Ive thrown cacti at someone before! They're a very violent plant and effective projectile :D (note: said person was being a creep)
I was raised by boomers who once left us with a babysitter (way back in 1978) who thought it would be a great idea to show us children how to “hyperventilate.” Not cool. But the big problem was this guy fell back into an exotic cacti from South America that the “lady of the house” owned.
The plant had very large, obvious spikes that were gnarly as hell. But it also had microscopic barbs surrounding each of the MANY larger spikes. These went in under the guy’s skin and caused absolute agony immediately as well as causing severe dermatological issues for years after.
True story. Freakin’ Boomers!! 😅
Cacti are dangerous and have evolved excellent defense mechanisms.
Also? It’s ain’t cool to show children ages 5-8 how to auto asphyxiate themselves as a party trick.
He kinda had it coming. Yikes!! 😂
… jumping … cactus
For me, it's a little bittersweet moving on from the Mesozoic because I miss the nonavian dinosaurs. The dinosaurs, especially Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus, are my favorite animals of all time, so it almost feels like the good times are over.
Thank God, though, for the terror birds keeping the theropod apex predator legacy going, and for freaky oddball early mammals like Paraceratherium, Basilosaurus, Andrewsarchus, and the entelodonts. Life might not be as big as in the Mesozoic, but it's no less weird and wonderful.
Just have to let you know Lindsay, I’ve been taking a Prehistoric Life class in university right now, and this series has been a lifesaver! Literally don’t think I would have been able to grasp anything we’ve learned about without the base knowledge that these videos have given me. You are an amazing youtuber and a wonderful educator. Thank you sooooo much!
thank you for making this kind of information more digestible and accessible, just hearing someone pronounce the names of things with lots of visuals really helps so, so much.
quicksand and lava do seem to be less concerns than we were led to believe.
Also spontaneous human combustion.
But when the floor is lava?
I used to be scared as hell of carnivorous plants and was pretty sure I was never going anywhere near the the Bermuda Triangle
And boulders. I really thought adulthood was going to involve dodging more boulders. ... And cobras.
@@rafaelcruzs2 I was so concerned about that damn triangle as a kid xD
15:22 You're telling me we HAD CHOCOBOS?!
What do you mean had?
We still do!
A few cultures do train Ostriches for riding and cargo. Though, they do have bad temperaments and cant carry much weight. Sads
'Avengers is the most ambicious crossover'
Linsday Nicole: that we know of!
I always remember that you're from PR because you taught me about Coquis and I work for disaster assistance where we have a base in PR, and I remember being in a call with someone actively there and she apologized because the Coquis were making sounds in the bg like crazy and she excitedly also gave us a lesson about them and I felt so smart for already knowing about them
12:46 the loon on the Canadian dollar coin gave the coin its nickname, the loonie, but then us Canadians felt bad for the two dollar coin, so we gave it the nickname, the toonie.
The idea of a one dollar coin was also deeply unpopular. As a kid I thought it was a great idea but most thought it was a crazy, even loony idea. So that played into the name too. There were layers.
@@CorwinFound the "crazy" idea came from the fact that most kids didn't know what a loon was when it came to birds. It's an afterthought more than a layer.
I know I’m late to the show, but I really like how she hands it off to other hosts and gives them an opportunity to share the community.
All parties benefit from crossover of communities and creators who do different competing formats.
I wonder what Sam was running from. Was it a terror bird?
I'd have just laid down. Fuck running a hundred miles.
"You can't catch me gay thoughts!"
I bet he was running away from the most resiliant predators alive today - other humans
From? You mean after. He was chasing his prey
Or a third theory like Gump just decided one day to go for a run
Not only is Gastornis a terrible bird, he treated Belle and her father horribly.
*rimshot*
I'll see myself out.
But did it eat four dozen eggs as a lad to get large?
@@AchyParts
I mean, we can't prove they *didn't*...
no one goes extinct like gaston..ornis.
But he was not a bird, he was a man...
@@mariusvanc and yet more beast than any animal.
I’ve been very excited for these periods and they do not disappoint, finally the mammals are looking less wretched!! I love them!!
I love that Lindsay's channel is just turning into the nexus of all the other paleo content creators that I already followed, this way I can just tell people to watch her and everyone she features
I’m just picturing this as if it were a highschool science class presentation and I love it 😂 I’m imagining your teacher being both impressed with your passion of researching and sharing this knowledge and also slightly flabbergasted at the level of vulgar sentence-enhancers.
Love the content Lindsay Nikole, keep pouring your heart into these 🫶🏽
I just got done watching Miniminuteman debunk and respond to Filip Zeiba, and Professor Dave Explains to 200 flerfer arguments and them dodging a free trip to Antarctica, and now Lindsay just uploaded a new History of Life (That We Know Of) episode with Ben G. Thomas, someone that I've just started watching. It's a good end of November and start of December.
I've been trolling creationists by saying that creationism is a lie from Satan to deny God's great and wonderful
achievement of Evolution.
Works every time.
@@ambulocetusnatans I hope you don't mind me stealing that because that's the funniest troll I've heard in a bit.
@@ambulocetusnatans have any of them tried responding to that? If so, I NEED to know how they responded (at least how some of them responded)!
You should also check out Stefan Milo. He's one of my faves.
I love the Filip Zeiba debunk
god the Zoo Tycoon OST in the background just keeps me vibing
and i will never stop punching air over not sharing the globe with gorilla-horses
I'm a 71 year old landlubber with zero desire to sail I but really look forward to sharing your adventure's.
Enterprise and spirit with knowledge and courage thrown in.
All make for very easy people to like and admire.
Bon Voyage!
Hands down, at 46 yrs old this has to be my favorite channel yet! I'm from the east coast with the mouth of a trucker and a complete science nerd.... GET IT girl! I am laughing my ass off! Well done!
I used to be really into paleontology back when I was about 6 or so then lost interest, then got back into it just a few years ago when I was stuck in bed for over a week with a severe lower back injury and I was flipping through an old National Geographic magazine that had an article about whale evolution. Reading that got me once again obsessed with prehistoric life, especially whale evolution. Anyway, love your content, I always learn something new here. Great work Lindsay!
Kinda the same with me lol I was into zoology when I was a kid, then joined junior ROTC in high school and lost interest. I only got back into a couple years ago at around 33 years old when I started seeing Casual Geographic’s videos pop up.
I used to draw dinosaurs on my road in chalk when I was 6. Nearly got killed by a car doing it!
Your editor has an awesome style. So happy to see your usual enthusiasm and passion for what you are sharing. Thank you for what you do and exposing yourself to the Internet.
I love her content. Not being afraid to swear is right up my alley.
She did a collab with PBS Eons and didn't swear at all. Was a bit surreal. Lol
Her videos are most likely completely and entirely demonetized by YT, as a result of presence of the swearing and the absence of animals in peril. YT just *_loves_* animal abuse vids that show the aftermath of the mistreatment as long as it doesn't show the actual mistreatment. 😠 Those channels get monetized and promoted. 😠😡 YT is totally hypocritical.
3:27 What is the Difference Between Epic and Epoch? Epic is a long narrative poem of legendary figures. Epoch is a period of time in history or a person's life.
While I live in the Rockies, I've spent a good portion of my life visiting Arizona, as the majority of my family lives there. Everything there either bites you, pricks you, stings you, or burns you.
Even the air hurts your skin there idk why humans insist on inhabiting that state
Except the wild burros. They'll kick you
That's just Arizonans.
I live in southern Arizona and me and one of my brothers came up with a saying "in Arizona, everything is dead and/or trying to kill you".
You make us sound like the Australia of the US 😭
Me and my partner look forward to your videos all week. The long form content is so well researched and funny that it damn near replaces Netflix for us
Nice collab. Ben G. Thomas and his crew run one of my favourite science and paleo-related channels.
The Hall of mammals has always been my favorite part of the natural History museum, I'm going to really enjoy this part.
When you make the last "that we know of" video I want you to end with "This was the history of life that we know of" and then you say you want the future humans to keep making this series
It's gonna be absolute cinema
Your videos are always so fun and cool I finally watched your about me video from 2 years ago and wondered if you would ever make a video explaining how you make your videos. Like pick your topics, write your scripts, etc. I have a master's degree in something I'm really passionate about and want to educate people about it, but I do not have the slightest didly do idea where to start.
Also seriously your channel is my favorite on youtube and I would watch a whole ass Attenborough style documentary of yours on netflix or something
This is one of the best collabs that we know of.
That.we.know.of
lesbians wearing lindsay merch are officially my type i dont make the rules (awesome designs thank you lindsay!!!!)
this whole series is gas and I will binge it cover to cover again when its over
I just love the Lorna Shore reference you tossed in there... Will Ramos would be proud.
Ya gotta love their drummer too. So chill.
Even Ben said "That we know of" 😂 I love it. Lindsay you are one of the Best.
I’m so glad you TH-camrs and TikTokers are taking care of each other and uplifting one another.
The confirmation that Lindsay is a Cat person is all the comfort i needed today
2:20 your cousin would make a great persistence hunter 😅 making early man proud for sure!
haven't even started watching yet and already thumbs up, what a natural and cool collab
What an epic crossover! Nearly as epic as Lindsay X SciShow! Congratulations Ben!
It is just so weird that one group of animals gave this land thing a go and decided to go back to the sea. Always fun to be educated in such an entertaining and fun way. Thank you for that Lindsay and GG Ben.
What amuses me is that turtles did that, and then tortoises decided to go back to the land again.
This woman keeps collabing with my favorite channels
37:05 LORNA SHORE mention! You’re the best as always. 🤙❤️
DYK : the left over toes on a horse are called ergots and chestnuts and also some times need clipping when they get their hoof=icure from the farrier :)
I peel them off with my fingers - so satisfying. They're kinda waxy feeling flakey keratin layers.
I haven't seen all of these, or all the way through, but man I love tossing these on. Very entertaining and educational. Edutational? Edutainment? Yeah. That.
I should've known that whale evolution would be a horror show but I still somehow did not expect *this* and I kinda love it
38:49 The “that we know of” from Ben hit so hard
21:30 Look next to the giraffe
37:07 I love Lorna shore. I'm going to go see them in Feb and I'm freaking stoked
You make me remember what it's like to be excited to learn about something for no apparent reason and I'm really thankful for that ❤
This is by far the most educational video of the Paleogene period
….that we know of
The average person really only knows a few dinosaurs, mammoths and saber-tooth tigers. They are complete unaware of all the other faunas.
49:36 Oh my God...... It's him...........
My dumb ass who thought that it was a weird cow this whole time
Would be ace to see a collab with Erika Gutsick Gibbon on the journey (that we know of) for the gentle and of course very modern apes. :)
That would be epic
You manifested it!
Can't wrap my head around 'merica reading epoch, saying epic. Learn something new everyday. Keep up the good work
Not all Americans say "eh-pick"! I haven't heard anyone using the British pronunciation "ee-pock"...at least not yet. But I have heard, and use, the pronunciation "eh-pock". Not that the word comes up in everyday conversation, but I watched a lot of science- and history-themed shows and movies back when I was a child -- in the late 20th Century -- and I suppose I must have picked up the narrators' pronunciations.
Wow, I just had a scary experience... TH-cam switched the audio into an automated German translation without warning. Suddenly a female AI voice was talking what sounded like abstract poetry at me. It was bad. 😅
Found the setting to switch everything back to English - good to have the real Lindsay back
Urgh I had that happen to me for a French language video recently
Had the same scary experience 😧
Again. This is the language of my people, the neurodiverse.
Gonna get one of your jumpers for Christmas.
Love your videos.
I absolutely love this creator and everything she does.
Every time I watch these videos I think to myself "Oh where were you when I was trying to remember all of this for my Geology A-level", and I fear the answer is "just about being born". Still, you're here now, and you're doing awesome educational work, and I love you for it!!
Ashoroa reminds me of the Hippo ballerinas from the original Fantasia. Adorable.
These are some of my favourite videos on TH-cam. Educational, entertaining, and amazing!
I wonder what the first Elephant, dogs, cats, ancestors of whales, and other distant relatives who were first sounded like? 🤩
LITTLE BLUE PEMGUIN ANCESTOR RAHHHHHH NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Ok Benedict Cumberbatch!
23:55 Thank you for including the unit of temperature that the rest of the world understands, always much appreciated! 😊
Yes, congratulations Ben on finishing your master's degree!!🎉🎉🎓🏆🎆
i love your videos. im currently studying for my specialty exams, and your vids have been my go to break videos for a few months now. so calming, informative and just awesome.
Arizona rite of passage: Falling face-first into a bunch of prickly pears
Nah. Thinking you aren't THAT close to a jumping cactus, flinching from the pain, losing your footing on the side of a hill, then falling into a bunch of them.
Or was that just me?
When your coworker comes in after a night of partying with cactus spine marks all over their face 😂
We need a time machine invented soon. What else is forever lost in the past that we don't know of? As Trey the Explainer once said.
14:07 LETSSS GOOOOOO I’ve been waiting this whole series for them 😭 the group that got me set on my career path since I was 12 years old!
I'm proud of being a mammal and I'm tired of pretending I'm not
1:47 i was expecting a "your mom" joke
high asf but super locked in cant wait to get the merch
I feel like I've followed a bunch of archeological/bioligical/historical channels for a bit and now there's a bunch of crossovers & collabs and yet I get surprised every time 🤣
Congrats Ben G Thomas on the Masters!
Clearly, you've encountered a cholla(Teddy Bear Cactus) in AZ? They just want a hug.
Crocodilians are the epitome of "if not broke, don't fix it"
1:54 what's up my mammals!
I did NOT expect to be jumpscared with a picture of a St-Jean Baptiste celebration in my Paleogene video, and yet
Unrelated but you should make a video debunking all the sensational tiktok zoology videos (no offense) that spread harmful stereotypes around animals like Pandas, sunfish, Koalas, Chimps, Dolphins, etc.
I’m subscribed to both of you but somehow missed this collaboration video when it came out. Cheers for this wonderful video and I love the collaboration videos where I get to watch my favorite science communicators working together. I hope the cross pollination benefits you all. Came here from the Milo and Milo collaboration. So much joy in watching both. Keep kicking assburgers with a side of amazeballs.
28:37 yea yea, you can tell us what you want, but we know the bird could have eaten you whole and hardly even noticed. (This is a joke, no hate intended, love your vids)
21:30 Look next to the giraffe
You have one of the most enjoyable and educational TH-cam channels.
That I know of.
BEN G THOMAS!? Ö
18:21
i the lion and the meow ended me, stop! I was already giggling about the weird yet interesting art you're pointing out before it! XD
That little cat cactus pot is the cutest fucking thing I have ever seen
I love how us Canadians are “whimsical” hahahahah. (But I actually love it… like not even joking 🙃)
so you telling me that the penguins from madagascar are actually sailors?