Goldfish are facultative anaerobes. They, along with some other carp, can switch to anaerobic metabolisms. In the winter when the surface of their pond freezes to a solid sheet of ice, the ice can block oxygen from entering the water. Other fish will die when the water runs out of dissolved oxygen. But the goldfish switch to anaerobic metabolism, which also creates alcohol as a waste product in their bodies, to the level they would be over the blood alcohol limit to be able to legally drive. Be glad that goldfish don't have cars.
Loved this video !!! Extremophiles are such an amazing group of organisms. I'm glad you took the time to shed some light on them because in the end, we all likely evolved from an ancient ancestor of today's extremophiles, either near a anoxic deep ocean hydrothermal vent or a halophillic shallow ocean pool.
Interesting to see archaea mentioned for once They always talk about bacteria when it comes to microbial life in either the present or the past and archaea pretty much get neglected For example, they always talk about how cyanobacteria spewed out all this oxygen that caused the GOE, but how are we so sure it were cyanobacteria or cyanobacteria alone? Have halobacteria never played a role in this? I mean they emit oxygen as well, right?
Impressive summary of extremophiles, GG :) I keep reading on these and get fascinated by enzymes that these extremophiles might harbor. I recently read about EAMs, or electroactive microbes. They exhibit extracellular electron transport with minerals/metal surfaces to drive their energy requirements. I would love if you would make a video on them since they also have been found in extreme conditions :)
Wow, how remarkable that some organisms can survive in such environments. Just goes to show how resilient life can be. Another interesting topic and educational video Rachel. You never let me down with your absolutely incredible videos. I hope you’re having a Happy Easter my friend. 😊❤😉👍
@@GEOGIRL Thank you my friend, you’re amazing. ❤ And I apologize for commenting so late. Just know that I still watched and enjoyed your video as always.
@@GEOGIRL And that’s one of the reasons why you’re my favorite teacher, being late is no big deal to you. You really are the best Rachel. ❤😉 You and your videos always make my day.
nice cat I've spot her at the beginning of video when she's bumping wall with head (yeah I know there is some bowl but it looks like). personally I so understand her :) it's not boring but I fell a sleep while listening of some your old videos
Haha, trust me I know some of these topics can be boring sometimes! I only would listen if I really need to learn it, but I am also grateful there are people out there that like to watch them even as non-students ! ;D
At this time I was in Texas, but I am not in South Carolina (both of which get to 110 haha) But I am not good with cold so I am sure I'd have an even harder time in Illinois ;)
@@GEOGIRL yeah Illinois is cold I want to eventually move away but I am originally from Augusta Georgia lived there until I was 24 that’s why when you said down here I was curious where?Lol
It's coming, but I had to put video requests on hold for a while because I am substituting for one of my professor's historical geology class for the next few weeks and have been making those into videos since I don't have time to make multiple lectures. The sed/strat clay minerals video I am planning isn't going to be able to happen until after the end of the semester, at least a couple months, I am sorry :/ I also just don't have a lot of references on clay minerals, so I am having to do more research for that video ;)
Its interesting that the maximum temperature organisms can tolerate is significantly more extreme than the minimum, compared to >100 Celsius,
Goldfish are facultative anaerobes. They, along with some other carp, can switch to anaerobic metabolisms. In the winter when the surface of their pond freezes to a solid sheet of ice, the ice can block oxygen from entering the water. Other fish will die when the water runs out of dissolved oxygen. But the goldfish switch to anaerobic metabolism, which also creates alcohol as a waste product in their bodies, to the level they would be over the blood alcohol limit to be able to legally drive. Be glad that goldfish don't have cars.
I was "the anaerobe guy" in a regional reference microbiology lab. Oh, the smells!
Oh yes the smells are something else! 😂
Loved this video !!! Extremophiles are such an amazing group of organisms.
I'm glad you took the time to shed some light on them because in the end, we all likely evolved from an ancient ancestor of today's extremophiles, either near a anoxic deep ocean hydrothermal vent or a halophillic shallow ocean pool.
Thanks, I am so glad you liked it! I agree, I think it is such a neglected yet amazing topic! ;D
Interesting to see archaea mentioned for once
They always talk about bacteria when it comes to microbial life in either the present or the past and archaea pretty much get neglected
For example, they always talk about how cyanobacteria spewed out all this oxygen that caused the GOE, but how are we so sure it were cyanobacteria or cyanobacteria alone? Have halobacteria never played a role in this? I mean they emit oxygen as well, right?
Love how amazed you are :)
This was radical.
Impressive summary of extremophiles, GG :) I keep reading on these and get fascinated by enzymes that these extremophiles might harbor. I recently read about EAMs, or electroactive microbes. They exhibit extracellular electron transport with minerals/metal surfaces to drive their energy requirements. I would love if you would make a video on them since they also have been found in extreme conditions :)
What a great topic idea! And actually pretty relevent for my research! I will certainly make a future video on this :D
@@GEOGIRL Excited! Thank you so much :)
Wow, how remarkable that some organisms can survive in such environments. Just goes to show how resilient life can be. Another interesting topic and educational video Rachel. You never let me down with your absolutely incredible videos. I hope you’re having a Happy Easter my friend. 😊❤😉👍
Well for them, we are the extremophiles, for them those environments are 'comfortable'! haha
Happy Happy Easter my friend!!
@@GEOGIRL Thank you my friend, you’re amazing. ❤ And I apologize for commenting so late. Just know that I still watched and enjoyed your video as always.
@@Smilo-the-Sabertooth Never a need to apologize for being late, just the fact that you watch and comment at all makes my day! ;)
@@GEOGIRL And that’s one of the reasons why you’re my favorite teacher, being late is no big deal to you. You really are the best Rachel. ❤😉 You and your videos always make my day.
Wow Rach, your speedy speaking works great to keep my pace as I listen while walking 😅. 🏃♀️
Wonderful video...👌👌👌 very very very nice...👍👍👍
Thanks! So glad you liked it ;D
Thanks it helped on my exams🎉😊😊
This video needs some love and since I ❤️ GEO GIRL I’ll watch it.
Thanks Joe :)
Thank u so much. Really helpful👍🏻. Please do continue Geo Girl
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it ;D
Love the video! Made work that much more bearable. Physics girl watch out, GEO girl is in her way up.
Aw, thanks for the support! Love that you think I could ever be as good as Physics Girl! :D
@@GEOGIRL better than her 👌
@@ketonshaw4809 Oh my gosh, you are too sweet! Thank you so much!! ;)
Ah, the joys of such studies! Welcome to the Fart Lab!
Haha I know right 🤣🤣
Amazing video Geo girl! Hope you are doing great 😊👍
Thanks so much! Hope you are doing great as well ;)
So we’re just and inside out run, ripple, run system with a sediment basin… hmmm the pattern persists.
nice cat I've spot her at the beginning of video when she's bumping wall with head (yeah I know there is some bowl but it looks like). personally I so understand her :) it's not boring but I fell a sleep while listening of some your old videos
Haha, trust me I know some of these topics can be boring sometimes! I only would listen if I really need to learn it, but I am also grateful there are people out there that like to watch them even as non-students ! ;D
@@GEOGIRL but some topics really interesting even for someone who used to be student long time ago from absolutely another area :)
That cat is chopped liver compared to me.
What an excellent video!!
I love your smile!☺️
Thank you ;)
You said it gets 110 down here where you live where is that? Just curious I’m up in Illinois the winters here suck
At this time I was in Texas, but I am not in South Carolina (both of which get to 110 haha) But I am not good with cold so I am sure I'd have an even harder time in Illinois ;)
@@GEOGIRL yeah Illinois is cold I want to eventually move away but I am originally from Augusta Georgia lived there until I was 24 that’s why when you said down here I was curious where?Lol
Thanks for posting in metric but aren't you American? Or Canadian?
I am American haha, but even in America, most science is done in metric ;)
@@GEOGIRL oh I didn't know that! Cool. Nice video btw
Hi GeoGirl, where is my clay minrallssss😃😃🙃
It's coming, but I had to put video requests on hold for a while because I am substituting for one of my professor's historical geology class for the next few weeks and have been making those into videos since I don't have time to make multiple lectures. The sed/strat clay minerals video I am planning isn't going to be able to happen until after the end of the semester, at least a couple months, I am sorry :/ I also just don't have a lot of references on clay minerals, so I am having to do more research for that video ;)
@@GEOGIRL Ok, GeoGirl thanks you, good luck to you
Get ride of the minus sign !
Love from INDIA
Lols ty
Nice colour of t shirt
Thank you ;)
Hello geo girl
Hello! :D