@Leftatalbuquerque some people don't care about spelling, but the one letter makes the meaning very different. Not to mention the camera joke is so old and overdone and not even that funny.
@@jasondashneyYea this extinction started about 10-20k years ago, at the dawn of modern sapiens, basically all large terrestrial animals suddenly disappear. lots of paleontologists blame this on other factors, but, humans have a tendency to consume until nothing is left. It’s getting worse.
Sea level rising, global glaciation decreasing, highest overall global temperatures on record occurring during the past two decades - all coincidence, eh? 🤔 K.
It's like those CNN anchors in front of burning buildings during "mostly peaceful protests". People don't like reality. I'm absolutely all for transitioning away from fossil fuel, and doing all we can to help the environment, but at some point these alarmists have to admit that none of the doom and gloom predictions have ever come true. 40 years of being dead wrong yet they continue to double down to the detriment of us all. Just look at the fertilizer ban in Sri Lanka for exhibit A. Because starvation in the name of climate change. It's absolutely reprehensible and only an absolute scumbag would be on board with it. The people championing the reduction of fertilizer have food security, I guarantee it.
Hello Wondody producers/writers: @ about 50:35 mins. you state that ' nothing has ever been comparatively so violent since the birth of humanity" I'm not sure what you mean by this. It seems your insinuating that humans caused as much damage as volcano's. Also @ 50:40 you stat that "the herbivores rush to flee, but the quills on their backs protecting from their predators slow them down and the lava catches up with them" again, what? This statement makes no sense, what animals are you talking about.
Yeah, I couldn't watch more than 7 minutes before I realized that whoever wrote and presented this video doesn't actually understand the fundamental way in which physics and biology works.
At first, you're dazzled by the great graphics. Then you start to notice things like glaring missteps in the text of the narration. Then you realize that most of the time when they are talking about certain species, those are not the species being depicted on the screen. Ouch. You start noticing phrases like "the earth warms by 3oC, or 37oF" which are really bad slips in the narration. It kind of gets the overall story right, but has some big problems that need fixing for sure.
The human species is without question the most destructive event in the history of the planet, eventually we will also destroye ourselves since "we" value growth over everything else (this is a fact).
@@warrenny almost every natural documentary on TH-cam is full of complete nonsense to anyone with half a brain. It's frustrating when I tune in to something to try and learn, yet even a complete layman like me can spot nonsense statement after nonsense statement.
There are probably many forms of life throughout the universe but because of the vast distances and time scales involved (plus the fact that we will probably be extinct within the next billion years due to the sun getting bigger) it is doubtful that we will ever interact with any of them. 😢
We are already dealing with extraterrestrial beings there is literally a plethora of evidence already as well as faculties dedicated to this and the 66th parallel Antarctica that started in the late fifties early sixties.. Trust..
@@lobban2 Yes this did occur before multicellular life was present. But sense this video is about 'All those moments when life could have disappeared forever' I felt that the great oxygen catastrophe should be mentioned or brought up. It also caused the Huronian glaciation.
It's the middle of the night, and I'm desperately going through all of my subscription channels trying to find videos with non-distracting audio. It's extraordinarily hard for some reason. People just don't understand the importance of proper audio production and what a difference it makes to video.
Everybody wants to try and guess when the world is going to end. Well I got it right here. February 30th, 2025. At 13:30. There. Now move along people. Nothing too see here.
Interesting, but enormously speculative regarding the causes of the mass extinctions (particularly gamma ray bursts) and the reasons certain groups flourished or perished afterwards. Yet the video presents these matters as if they were established facts, rather than best-guess surmises.
no one knows, so its honestly pick one you like and go with it. I highly doubt they wanted to mention every theory out there, much less there being time for it.
Watch PaleoAnalysis’s Super Cut version. He’s a hobbyist, but explains a lot of the mass extinctions and why global warming and cooling happen. It isn’t just a “now” thing. It’s a really good video.
The idea that anything can end forever is false. If time truly is infinite then we have nothing to worry about, you truly are free you just have to rule your own world so to speak
What comes next, after our societal collapse and the extinction event caused by our modifying of the environment, will be the Plasticine Period where there will be an explosion of heat-loving, plastic eating life forms.
Considering every single major climate prediction over the last several decades has been wrong, I wouldn't hold your breath. I'm not saying that to be contrarian. I'm saying it because it's true. Since the 1970s we've been told that by x date x will have happened end it never does. Ever. At some point, we need to take a look at where we have gone wrong with our predictions and start making some adjustments to them.
@@ImpeachObamaASAP2010 there's no proof of god existing, so it's just a belief of something greater in a popular cult (religion and cults are basically the same thing with 1 difference, one is accepted). Nothing more. Science has proof and has proved itself right for hundreds of years, has it been wrong? Yes, but the truth way is discovered through more research.
Try Creepy Pastas I been using them for years. Certain ones help you sleep other's will keep you awake, learn the narrators, and it can help you to develop a consistent sleep pattern.
Yeah the P/T extinction almost saw the end of life on Earth and it took 5-10 million years after for it to recover to any decent level. It makes the K/T extinction of the dinosaurs look somewhat tame.
@@johnbossley4810 doesn’t work. And I shouldn’t have to do that! We get enough stupid ads on TV interrupting which are the same ads interrupting videos that you can’t skip.
Go look at the comments of every video on this channel. It's people tearing apart inaccuracies. Even basic things like another video got the speed of gravity on earth wrong. Very basic errors are all over these terrible videos. In this one I clicked on the middle of it to see what it sounded like it in the first five seconds I heard for really badly hissed s's and I can't listen to that. It would drive me insane. The audio quality on these videos on this channel are terrible.
@@oobrocks I hate this argument. The appeal to authority. I hate it because it's disingenuous. When presented with somebody with proper credentials on the other side of an argument, people will just find other reasons to dismiss them. Covid was a great example. Extremely highly credentialled people on both sides of the argument, yet both sides of their supporters used their résumé as the basis of why their side of the argument was correct, but they wouldn't give the other side the same due. I absolutely could show you people with relevant degrees from legitimate institutions who disagree. I'm willing to bet that if I presented you with a whole bunch of them, you would not apologize to David.
It’s not about individual scientists; it’s about scientific organizations. Every single 1 reflects what most scientists think. (I’ve researched this) Just because some people think the world is flat, doesn’t make it true
My minor was geology, with the one class I enjoyed the most Paleontology . The constantly added fossils to the record of flora and fauna has included humans. This record keeps getting pushed back, challenging many of the assumed timelines of architectural mega-projects . It is a slow but eventual fact how many of the dates of human evolution must take into account advanced technology not possible with conventional processes . Meantime, one fact hasn't changed: the oxygenated atmosphere was increased with cyanobacteria discovered in Australia . For oxygen to settle at a proportion of 21% of atmospheric gases is one point below the combustion point that would result in perpetual fires set off by lightning strikes. We live within a fragile balance making our existence possible.
"It is a slow but eventual fact how many of the dates of human evolution must take into account advanced technology not possible with conventional processes." No.
If oxygen is so perfectly positioned, then I doubt it's an accident. I'm willing to bet there's some sort of automatically self-correcting mechanism in there somewhere, kind of like those fluid filled perpetually drinking bird novelty items. As soon as one thing happens, it reaches a tipping point where it reverses type deal.
@@jasondashney -- It could force plant or bacterial evolution to an accelerated degree, adjusting to,as you say to self correction . I was stunned by experiments demonstrating 'Water Memory' that opens up a whole world we haven't measured or studied. Its an important conversation to have as we evolve toward our own extinction , a sad but clear trend reflecting how badly we've poisoned the planet . Water filters now need to filter microplastics , which exist likely in every human .
You need an intern to review your productions. Many statements in here are bogus and your graphics don't match the narration. Seen better work done by college freshman.
So just a warning I'll probably edit a couple times as I watch.. but.. So like in the first one..if a big enough solar flare, or storm, or close enough supernova event we're to happen. It could turn the atmosphere into the same thing- nitrogen dioxide- and cause a massive-yet slow-cooling event that would pretty tough to survive it sounds like.. 2:So 47:00~ in now and so far it's all be done by ice age pretty much.. umm one where did birds really come from..they just appeared? And where do bugs originate from the land scorpions survived this whole time or..? But ok til the next one.. 3:At like 51:00~ it says the entire surface of the earth gets covered by a layer of lava/molten rock.... wouldn't that have caused the oceans to boil up..or cause a super tall volcano?? Or the entire earth no matter where would have the same rocks at some depth from the same carbon period?
Climate changes has happend before and every time most of the life disapears. The climate change we are making at the moment will likely kill all humans but life will go on.
Man-made climate change is in fact something new, as the rate at which our species is spewing C02 and other warming gases into the atmosphere is happening at an unprecedented rate,. The eruptions that caused the End-Permian extinction and very nearly sterilized the planet operated far more slowly than what we are doing now, and the consequences for our industrial civilization, and life itself, will be catastrophic. Most of the mass extinctions happened over hundreds of thousands years; we're doing it in a few hundred. A few hours of research should make this clear.
@@robotboy719 true we’re messing up the planet with climate change a lot faster, but the idea that climate change as a whole isn’t new. We’ve had extinctions both natural and man made so that’s nothing new, we’ve had ice ages and snowball earth. We had an over abundance of oxygen that made insects grow huge then the oxygen diminished so they’re regular size. It doesn’t matter to me whether climate change takes millions of years, or a few hundred like we’re doing it. The point is Earth has never been static. I first heard about climate change as far back as 1970 when I was in 5th grade. The first Earth Day was then so that’s nothing new. And in the end when the sun expands in another 5 billion years and we’re fried to a crisp, climate change natural or man made will be moot. “A few hours of research should make that clear”.? Do you think I was born yesterday? Honey I’m 63 years old! The idea of climate change has been discussed and panicked over then it disappears until it’s trendy again, probably before you were born, so spare me your snappiness.
I wanna say thanks for quotes in inches and feet too 😅 I'm 64 years old and never learned the metric system. Metric system in America wasn't dominant in math in the 70s....hell, I had hard enough time keeping up with algebra😅....great documentary!
Absolutely not a great documentary. It is quite likely that due to the simple fact that Americans did not adopt the metric system earlier, its broadcasters use a different meaning for billion than the rest of the English speaking world, and the majority of its population refuses to accept evolution over design and creationionism, that I worry for the future of humanity. The scriptwriters and editors cannot get away with such bullshit nonsense as "a rise of three degrees Centigrade (or 38 degrees Farenheit)". Framkly, the graphics are average.
Essentially the entire "Animal Armageddon" series in one video, but without Hamburgerism, pointless philosophy quotes every 5 minutes, and nauseatingly cheap action movie camerawork and soundtrack. Not to say I don't like AA but if I were to point somebody to a comprehensive documentary about extinctions, this would be my pick.
The best U.S. location to view terrestrial impacts of the Permian retreat of oceans is in West Texas . Colonies of coral reefs are now exposed on the mountainous ridges that make up the Guadalupe Mts. One can view the draw down of this shallow ocean in tidal lines etched in the bedrock. Hard to imagine the world saw 95% of all marine and terrestrial life go extinct. Minute 40:00 brings this home in detail. Since my textbook dates from 1991, could someone give a reference that includes the many new species mentioned here that I feel challenged to spell like the Megazostradon ? The Straricasaurus ?
I can't help but think about how interesting it is that life on this planet has been defined by change, and yet humans are working to keep that change from happening.
Change seems to be the only constant in the universe...... recently it was discovered that even The speed of light could be altered by the expansion of the space around it.....✌️😎
We accelerate change. Just the mass of us and our livestock is 100 times greater than the mass of every living mammal 100,000 years ago. How quick that happened in geologic time… i believe we are working toward a spectacular upheaval.
ppl are making money off of the climate change hoax, in the billions. the climate is constantly changing and it's not from human intervention BUT you can make A HELLUVA lotta money off the government if you claim it's because of humans
There's a couple of good youtubes that cover the early formation of the Earth. Go to the History of the Entire Universe channel and search. The scientific consensus now is that Earth did in fact collide with Thea, and that collision ended up creating the Moon. This vid jumps to the start of life, but there was a very interesting billion years before that.
You've said some things that are factually incorrect, for one, the trilobites did not die out in the Devonian extinction event they died out in the Permian Extinction event, secondly you said that the Devonian extinction event was caused by a magma plume, this was likely not what caused that and in fact is what is thought to have caused the Permian Extinction instead, the Devonian Magma plume is highly speculatory yet you presented it as fact , the Devonian extinction event was instead thought to have been caused by global cooling and oxygen deprivation or by an asteroid though again that's speculative as we haven't found an impact site. I'm only 29 minutes into this video but I suspect I'll find more mistakes and speculative information being presented as facts Edit 1: yep more incorrect information, 95% of all life did not die out in the Permian Mass Extinction, it was 90% and it was actually 96% of all marine life, also microbial bacteria were not the only things in the sea after the Permian Mass Extinction, 5% of life in the seas still existed and endured like Sharks and many types of fish. Also just a nitpick for the editing of this video but when you said Triassic the camera cut to a Carnotaurus chasing a Parasaurolophus which are Cretaceous dinosaurs not Triassic. Edit 2: Did you really not do any due diligence in your research for this video, chondrichthyans did not appear during the Triassic or even just after the Permian Extinction, they've been around since the Silurian period, again the volcanic involvement in the end Triassic extinction are speculative not fact, you neglected to mention that and the other possible causes like Aridification.
Where do you find the voice? I want to watch the video but I can't sit and listen to such absurd commentary. The voice might work for a classroom of children aged 5 or 6. Buy even then, the creepy voice does my head in.
Boy, the speculation is *heavy* in this one. At least put some qualifiers in there when you're presenting hypotheses that don't have consensus support, guys. It makes you look really amateurish if you don't.
everthing is amazing but damm the narator is boring as hell He should do ASMR not videows like this he is killing all the great effort that was put on this videos by everyone, Please get some one else This is an Amazing Production
It wasn’t too bad until the very end. Turn into a Democrat talking point about humans bad, absolutely no science to back it up. Pure speculation at the end.
Where does the great oxygenation event fit in to your mass extinctions? And the rediculous changes in the levels for your background music made this hard to listen to.
I clicked randomly in the middle of the video, and I heard five seconds of it, and the hissing of the s's is intolerable. There needs to be some work on the audio production.
It's too bad life "found a way" and continued. Earth was better off being a dead planet without life. Here is hoping for an asteroid that will blow earth to dust.
The volcanic pressure reaches its "paroxysm"? Maybe you mean reaches the climax of its paroxysms? Thrinaxodon enjoyed a "solidarity"? Solidarity is a felloship or union arising from common interests or goals. Maybe you mean that it enjoyed being the sole species at the top of the food chain? A good rule of thumb is that if you don't know what a word means or how it is used, don't use it or look it up in the dictionary. Also, you need to keep in mind that english is NOT a phoenetic language. You can't necessarily know how a word is pronounced by its spelling. Again, look it up. I quite enjoyed this production, but it is riddled with poor grammar and incorrest pronunciations. If sloppy or absent research informs the language here, does that also mean that the information content has also been poorly researched?
Intelligent design wouldn't put a make a breathing tube and an eating tube the same tube. It's stupid. Intelligent design would have them separate so that choking wouldn't be a thing. Just think critically about it for a moment. And it also wouldn't put the "sexual playground" right next to the "dump" because that's just a recipe for problems.
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Hats off to the camera man for making it back in one peace
"piece"
@@Leftatalbuquerque wow
@Leftatalbuquerque some people don't care about spelling, but the one letter makes the meaning very different.
Not to mention the camera joke is so old and overdone and not even that funny.
🤣🤣🤣
@@melodiefrances3898 well aren't you a beaming light of sunshine. Cheer up, duckling. The world isn't over yet.
What was it like during the 5 mass extinctions? It was something to die for.
😬 too soon... Way too soon.
😊
@@priixxii
(Anytime the earth seems to be recovering)
Lava: SO I HEARD YOURE THROWING A PARTY I WASNT INVITED TO???
Such an underrated comment. This made my day! 😂
It taking 3 million years for a mass extinction is a wild stat. One day we very well may be in a video about “life during the 6th mass extinction”
According to one of the David Attenborough documentaries, we've lost 60% of all wildlife over the last several decades.
@@jasondashneyYea this extinction started about 10-20k years ago, at the dawn of modern sapiens, basically all large terrestrial animals suddenly disappear. lots of paleontologists blame this on other factors, but, humans have a tendency to consume until nothing is left. It’s getting worse.
@@jmakin_the_mongoose2967 The habitat loss is beyond belief. The satellite images of creeping deforestation is heartbreaking.
"We're in brutal phase of the clinate"
Enough with the doomism bs. So many are finally waking up to the snake oil climate alarmisn
Sea level rising, global glaciation decreasing, highest overall global temperatures on record occurring during the past two decades - all coincidence, eh? 🤔 K.
@@gregbors8364 "But it's a natural cycle"
Yeah, it is... but not at the extreme rate we're seeing as a direct result of our interactions.
@@Galiant2010 I’m aware
It's like those CNN anchors in front of burning buildings during "mostly peaceful protests". People don't like reality. I'm absolutely all for transitioning away from fossil fuel, and doing all we can to help the environment, but at some point these alarmists have to admit that none of the doom and gloom predictions have ever come true. 40 years of being dead wrong yet they continue to double down to the detriment of us all. Just look at the fertilizer ban in Sri Lanka for exhibit A. Because starvation in the name of climate change. It's absolutely reprehensible and only an absolute scumbag would be on board with it. The people championing the reduction of fertilizer have food security, I guarantee it.
Based on this video, I am guessing paper straws will make little difference in the grand scope of life.
Nothing the Earth can't fix in 2 or 3 hundred million years once it gets rid of us.....
After switching to paper straws they tested and found Dihydrogen monoxide in the drinking supply.
maybe not in the grand scope but in mine, your, and quite a few billion other people and creatures' lives, its worth a shot
@@CanVultus Sshhh, i won't tell if you won't, lol.
@@CanVultus that stuff is dangerous! It can even cause suffocation
The Great oxygenation of the really early years were probably as close as Earth came to life dying out.
Hello Wondody producers/writers: @ about 50:35 mins. you state that ' nothing has ever been comparatively so violent since the birth of humanity" I'm not sure what you mean by this. It seems your insinuating that humans caused as much damage as volcano's.
Also @ 50:40 you stat that "the herbivores rush to flee, but the quills on their backs protecting from their predators slow them down and the lava catches up with them" again, what? This statement makes no sense, what animals are you talking about.
Yeah, I couldn't watch more than 7 minutes before I realized that whoever wrote and presented this video doesn't actually understand the fundamental way in which physics and biology works.
At first, you're dazzled by the great graphics. Then you start to notice things like glaring missteps in the text of the narration. Then you realize that most of the time when they are talking about certain species, those are not the species being depicted on the screen. Ouch. You start noticing phrases like "the earth warms by 3oC, or 37oF" which are really bad slips in the narration. It kind of gets the overall story right, but has some big problems that need fixing for sure.
The human species is without question the most destructive event in the history of the planet, eventually we will also destroye ourselves since "we" value growth over everything else (this is a fact).
Humans have caused as much as volcanos, look at the world. at least life can come back from volcanoes erupting
@@warrenny almost every natural documentary on TH-cam is full of complete nonsense to anyone with half a brain. It's frustrating when I tune in to something to try and learn, yet even a complete layman like me can spot nonsense statement after nonsense statement.
You said in the ordovician extinction was gamma Ray but only one study has said this and most say it was a slow cooling
Ok 🎉
It's a theory. No one knows really what happened.
There are probably many forms of life throughout the universe but because of the vast distances and time scales involved (plus the fact that we will probably be extinct within the next billion years due to the sun getting bigger) it is doubtful that we will ever interact with any of them. 😢
Extinct within the next billion years? At the rate we're going, we'll be lucky to make it through the next thousand.
Yeah that is the Fermi-paradox
We are already dealing with extraterrestrial beings there is literally a plethora of evidence already as well as faculties dedicated to this and the 66th parallel Antarctica that started in the late fifties early sixties.. Trust..
@@robotboy719 or the next hundred
that's if we don't destroy ourselves before the sun explodes
Uh what about the great oxygen catastrophe when 99% of all life died
Wasn't that before multicellular life?
@@lobban2 Yes this did occur before multicellular life was present. But sense this video is about 'All those moments when life could have disappeared forever' I felt that the great oxygen catastrophe should be mentioned or brought up. It also caused the Huronian glaciation.
Good documentary...it is a pity that the music volume fluctuates that much as I like to watch documentaries at night to help me sleep
It's the middle of the night, and I'm desperately going through all of my subscription channels trying to find videos with non-distracting audio. It's extraordinarily hard for some reason. People just don't understand the importance of proper audio production and what a difference it makes to video.
Narrator's diction with sharp 's' and tone drop is jarring.
Everybody wants to try and guess when the world is going to end. Well I got it right here.
February 30th, 2025. At 13:30.
There.
Now move along people.
Nothing too see here.
Interesting, but enormously speculative regarding the causes of the mass extinctions (particularly gamma ray bursts) and the reasons certain groups flourished or perished afterwards. Yet the video presents these matters as if they were established facts, rather than best-guess surmises.
Absolutely.
Yeah as a watcher who’s just interested it comes off as facts I was like hmm I’ve never heard of gamma ray burst causing that
Yeah, it seems like they picked the hypothesises they liked.
no one knows, so its honestly pick one you like and go with it. I highly doubt they wanted to mention every theory out there, much less there being time for it.
Would be better to say most were caused by volcanism and/or cosmic events.
Most experts agree: life began 4 billion BP (before the present,) not 3.5 billion years BP
just amazing to see big rocks in the nearby woods. Probably brought there by the ice
seeing as you are swedish then yea. The ice age did that.
Not a good documentary, jumping around from one period to another, ROOKIES lol
^^ expert…💁🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
If it blames global warming for everything, I’m gone!
Watch PaleoAnalysis’s Super Cut version. He’s a hobbyist, but explains a lot of the mass extinctions and why global warming and cooling happen. It isn’t just a “now” thing. It’s a really good video.
Are you ok ? You seem to have a touch of trapped wind, put more force into it when your narrating and it should work loose 👍
Am I the only one who heard the Forest Gumpian pronunciation of the narrator? Very informative though
The idea that anything can end forever is false. If time truly is infinite then we have nothing to worry about, you truly are free you just have to rule your own world so to speak
The Permian Extinction was triggered by rapid global warming. Oceans turned pink, everything died. Just thought it was worth remembering
They can happen again easily if we don’t do something about it
What comes next, after our societal collapse and the extinction event caused by our modifying of the environment, will be the Plasticine Period where there will be an explosion of heat-loving, plastic eating life forms.
Considering every single major climate prediction over the last several decades has been wrong, I wouldn't hold your breath. I'm not saying that to be contrarian. I'm saying it because it's true. Since the 1970s we've been told that by x date x will have happened end it never does. Ever. At some point, we need to take a look at where we have gone wrong with our predictions and start making some adjustments to them.
The writing needs improvement.
Man this guys voice is the fixer from cyberpunk edge runners. I’m positive this is Faraday
There ain't no way this happens on only one planet. There's something in the chemicals that triggers all this life.
unless we're the late bloomers of the universe
@@dull_demon4717 crazy as hell to think
prove it
we know what causes the spark of life, we call it God.
@@ImpeachObamaASAP2010 there's no proof of god existing, so it's just a belief of something greater in a popular cult (religion and cults are basically the same thing with 1 difference, one is accepted). Nothing more.
Science has proof and has proved itself right for hundreds of years, has it been wrong? Yes, but the truth way is discovered through more research.
Best antidote for insomnia ever, Thanks!
Excellent, I chose this to take a nap. It'll be perfect, thanks for the comment. LOL
Try Creepy Pastas I been using them for years. Certain ones help you sleep other's will keep you awake, learn the narrators, and it can help you to develop a consistent sleep pattern.
Yeah the P/T extinction almost saw the end of life on Earth and it took 5-10 million years after for it to recover to any decent level. It makes the K/T extinction of the dinosaurs look somewhat tame.
Get ready for the A/C extinction
What a pain that ads keep interrupting!
try total adblock.
@@johnbossley4810 doesn’t work. And I shouldn’t have to do that! We get enough stupid ads on TV interrupting which are the same ads interrupting videos that you can’t skip.
Change playback speed to 1.5 and the narrator becomes DATA from Star Trek the next generation... 🤣🤣🤣
and also runs at a speed I can almost enjoy rather than fall asleep to.
I heard Forrest Gump in real time
This video reminds me of those religious people who try to use half-understood science to explain how the universe and matter and life works.
Brrrrrr the earth is only 6000 years old
@@qhyirrghsteinne3109 lol.
@@johnbossley4810 it's just a bot. Ignore.
Go look at the comments of every video on this channel. It's people tearing apart inaccuracies. Even basic things like another video got the speed of gravity on earth wrong. Very basic errors are all over these terrible videos. In this one I clicked on the middle of it to see what it sounded like it in the first five seconds I heard for really badly hissed s's and I can't listen to that. It would drive me insane. The audio quality on these videos on this channel are terrible.
Omnivores will always survive!
Worried about global warming? It seems that the earth does very well with more CO2 and warmth. Don’t fall for the hype.
What’s your degree in?
@@oobrocks I hate this argument. The appeal to authority. I hate it because it's disingenuous. When presented with somebody with proper credentials on the other side of an argument, people will just find other reasons to dismiss them. Covid was a great example. Extremely highly credentialled people on both sides of the argument, yet both sides of their supporters used their résumé as the basis of why their side of the argument was correct, but they wouldn't give the other side the same due. I absolutely could show you people with relevant degrees from legitimate institutions who disagree. I'm willing to bet that if I presented you with a whole bunch of them, you would not apologize to David.
It’s not about individual scientists; it’s about scientific organizations. Every single 1 reflects what most scientists think. (I’ve researched this) Just because some people think the world is flat, doesn’t make it true
So apparently Japan has remained unchanged since the end of the Cretaceous (and still wracked by tsunamis even today) 😂😂😂
Pretty sure dinosaur skeletons weren't walking around like that..
This was really awesome. Thank you for the great content.
We go to the tlger and that is it
These are the _'documentaries'_ only stoners watch.
_'What if the moon had wheels?'_
In biology we learn "live comes from life and. After itself so explain the diversity science
My minor was geology, with the one class I enjoyed the most Paleontology . The constantly added fossils to the record of flora and fauna has included humans. This record keeps getting pushed back, challenging many of the assumed timelines of architectural mega-projects . It is a slow but eventual fact how many of the dates of human evolution must take into account advanced technology not possible with conventional processes . Meantime, one fact hasn't changed: the oxygenated atmosphere was increased with cyanobacteria discovered in Australia . For oxygen to settle at a proportion of 21% of atmospheric gases is one point below the combustion point that would result in perpetual fires set off by lightning strikes. We live within a fragile balance making our existence possible.
Don't give up. We must strive to expand into the universe.
"It is a slow but eventual fact how many of the dates of human evolution must take into account advanced technology not possible with conventional processes."
No.
If oxygen is so perfectly positioned, then I doubt it's an accident. I'm willing to bet there's some sort of automatically self-correcting mechanism in there somewhere, kind of like those fluid filled perpetually drinking bird novelty items. As soon as one thing happens, it reaches a tipping point where it reverses type deal.
@@jasondashney -- It could force plant or bacterial evolution to an accelerated degree, adjusting to,as you say to self correction . I was stunned by experiments demonstrating 'Water Memory' that opens up a whole world we haven't measured or studied. Its an important conversation to have as we evolve toward our own extinction , a sad but clear trend reflecting how badly we've poisoned the planet . Water filters now need to filter microplastics , which exist likely in every human .
God is great, indeed.
Life finds a way to survive.
I identify as a single celled organism
Don't worry. We are Pro-tozoan.
You need an intern to review your productions. Many statements in here are bogus and your graphics don't match the narration. Seen better work done by college freshman.
Life has proven pretty tough.
It seems, if it starts, it's hard to eradicate.
@@Poppa_Capinyoaz that’s a good thing.
Life itself is tough; but species disappear on a regular basis.
@@gregbors8364 because of loss of habitat nowadays.
@@lisanidog8178 I’m pretty sure that the existence of the human race could now qualify as a mass extinction event.
This is terrible! I had to turn it off. I'm sad about that.
So just a warning I'll probably edit a couple times as I watch.. but..
So like in the first one..if a big enough solar flare, or storm, or close enough supernova event we're to happen. It could turn the atmosphere into the same thing- nitrogen dioxide- and cause a massive-yet slow-cooling event that would pretty tough to survive it sounds like..
2:So 47:00~ in now and so far it's all be done by ice age pretty much.. umm one where did birds really come from..they just appeared? And where do bugs originate from the land scorpions survived this whole time or..? But ok til the next one..
3:At like 51:00~ it says the entire surface of the earth gets covered by a layer of lava/molten rock.... wouldn't that have caused the oceans to boil up..or cause a super tall volcano?? Or the entire earth no matter where would have the same rocks at some depth from the same carbon period?
Sound mixing is off. After 5 minutes i gave up because of the annoying increase in volume of the massage room flutes.
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Interesting watching Earth’s growing pains. It’s especially interesting to see that climate change happened long before us so it’s really nothing new.
Climate changes has happend before and every time most of the life disapears. The climate change we are making at the moment will likely kill all humans but life will go on.
@@bard-anilsen chances are we’ll nuke ourselves to death before climate change kills us.
Man-made climate change is in fact something new, as the rate at which our species is spewing C02 and other warming gases into the atmosphere is happening at an unprecedented rate,. The eruptions that caused the End-Permian extinction and very nearly sterilized the planet operated far more slowly than what we are doing now, and the consequences for our industrial civilization, and life itself, will be catastrophic. Most of the mass extinctions happened over hundreds of thousands years; we're doing it in a few hundred. A few hours of research should make this clear.
@@robotboy719 true we’re messing up the planet with climate change a lot faster, but the idea that climate change as a whole isn’t new. We’ve had extinctions both natural and man made so that’s nothing new, we’ve had ice ages and snowball earth. We had an over abundance of oxygen that made insects grow huge then the oxygen diminished so they’re regular size. It doesn’t matter to me whether climate change takes millions of years, or a few hundred like we’re doing it. The point is Earth has never been static. I first heard about climate change as far back as 1970 when I was in 5th grade. The first Earth Day was then so that’s nothing new. And in the end when the sun expands in another 5 billion years and we’re fried to a crisp, climate change natural or man made will be moot. “A few hours of research should make that clear”.? Do you think I was born yesterday? Honey I’m 63 years old! The idea of climate change has been discussed and panicked over then it disappears until it’s trendy again, probably before you were born, so spare me your snappiness.
@@robotboy719 And a few hours research would show that you are wrong.
Ive just discovered your channel. Thank you for the upload and alll your hard work. Im looking forward to watching more of your documentaries.
2 ads every 6 minutes breaks the flow ,makes it 💩good job yt
I found the narration far too slow and "reading from a card". Other than that, good work.
54:08 damn that little guy got curb stomped.. jaw flapping around like that and big Dino was like 'Daaaaamn' 😅
I fell asleep watching something else and this came on during autoplay. I woke up at that scene and was like "wtf am I watching?!"
I can't listen to someone that ends almost every sentence on a high note like it's a question. 👎
Ive just discovered your channel. Thank you for the upload and alll your hard work. Im looking forward to watching more of your documentaries.
I wish they would provide research to back up the story.
Good except the voice-ah. Needs to be natural-ah.
Life has established itself thousands of feet below the surface. Only the sun enveloping the earth will sterilize it. 3:12
Amino acids are building blocks of life, created in a supernova event, the whole universe could be spermenated!
Hung around long enough to get the obligatory rant about climate change. Science has been subverted.
Thats why i am going through the comments, to find the dumb brains, there's quite a few hear.
You never have to wait long to get one of those these days, that's for sure.
It was for the video enjoyed it a lot
I got tik tik don't need to see ad again
Thumbs down for to many, ...ad's.
I wanna say thanks for quotes in inches and feet too 😅 I'm 64 years old and never learned the metric system. Metric system in America wasn't dominant in math in the 70s....hell, I had hard enough time keeping up with algebra😅....great documentary!
Absolutely not a great documentary. It is quite likely that due to the simple fact that Americans did not adopt the metric system earlier, its broadcasters use a different meaning for billion than the rest of the English speaking world, and the majority of its population refuses to accept evolution over design and creationionism, that I worry for the future of humanity. The scriptwriters and editors cannot get away with such bullshit nonsense as "a rise of three degrees Centigrade (or 38 degrees Farenheit)". Framkly, the graphics are average.
Im amazed how our cameras existed back then to film all this technology has came a long way
Its amazing what we can do now eh 😂🤣
This is just so sad😢. those pitiful animals i hope there doing well in where they are now😭💔.
This channel available in Telugu ???
Essentially the entire "Animal Armageddon" series in one video, but without Hamburgerism, pointless philosophy quotes every 5 minutes, and nauseatingly cheap action movie camerawork and soundtrack. Not to say I don't like AA but if I were to point somebody to a comprehensive documentary about extinctions, this would be my pick.
Life always mysterious
So sad that it never happened. The universe would have been so much more beautiful without life.
Ugh. Nihilists.
Well then do the universe a favor and start with yourself
@@stevenschnepp576 you mean the people that think we shouldn't be here, yet they themselves seem to wanna stick around?
Tells size in feet for normal people. That is how you earn a sub.
The best U.S. location to view terrestrial impacts of the Permian retreat of oceans is in West Texas . Colonies of coral reefs are now exposed on the mountainous ridges that make up the Guadalupe Mts. One can view the draw down of this shallow ocean in tidal lines etched in the bedrock. Hard to imagine the world saw 95% of all marine and terrestrial life go extinct. Minute 40:00 brings this home in detail. Since my textbook dates from 1991, could someone give a reference that includes the many new species mentioned here that I feel challenged to spell like the Megazostradon ? The Straricasaurus ?
Creation is still work in progress. At some point, humans may disappear and new different creatures may emerge.
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Funny how selective your dinosaur killing asteroids are.
Well actually not all dinos died that's how we got birds
Killing of everthing bigger than a turkey is not very selective.
Better documentaries actually explain how and why certain animals are believed to have survived while the dinosaurs and many others did not.
I can't help but think about how interesting it is that life on this planet has been defined by change, and yet humans are working to keep that change from happening.
Change seems to be the only constant in the universe...... recently it was discovered that even The speed of light could be altered by the expansion of the space around it.....✌️😎
A little research will help. We’ve done what should have taken hundreds of thousands of years in 100
We accelerate change. Just the mass of us and our livestock is 100 times greater than the mass of every living mammal 100,000 years ago. How quick that happened in geologic time… i believe we are working toward a spectacular upheaval.
ppl are making money off of the climate change hoax, in the billions. the climate is constantly changing and it's not from human intervention BUT you can make A HELLUVA lotta money off the government if you claim it's because of humans
@@patsfast1980 verifiably false.
There is a theory earth collided with another planet.thea. I have never heard this happening with any other
It's likely there were many planetary or prot-planetary collisions early in the solar systems development. However, that's all long before life arose.
There's a couple of good youtubes that cover the early formation of the Earth. Go to the History of the Entire Universe channel and search. The scientific consensus now is that Earth did in fact collide with Thea, and that collision ended up creating the Moon. This vid jumps to the start of life, but there was a very interesting billion years before that.
You've said some things that are factually incorrect, for one, the trilobites did not die out in the Devonian extinction event they died out in the Permian Extinction event, secondly you said that the Devonian extinction event was caused by a magma plume, this was likely not what caused that and in fact is what is thought to have caused the Permian Extinction instead, the Devonian Magma plume is highly speculatory yet you presented it as fact , the Devonian extinction event was instead thought to have been caused by global cooling and oxygen deprivation or by an asteroid though again that's speculative as we haven't found an impact site. I'm only 29 minutes into this video but I suspect I'll find more mistakes and speculative information being presented as facts
Edit 1: yep more incorrect information, 95% of all life did not die out in the Permian Mass Extinction, it was 90% and it was actually 96% of all marine life, also microbial bacteria were not the only things in the sea after the Permian Mass Extinction, 5% of life in the seas still existed and endured like Sharks and many types of fish. Also just a nitpick for the editing of this video but when you said Triassic the camera cut to a Carnotaurus chasing a Parasaurolophus which are Cretaceous dinosaurs not Triassic.
Edit 2: Did you really not do any due diligence in your research for this video, chondrichthyans did not appear during the Triassic or even just after the Permian Extinction, they've been around since the Silurian period, again the volcanic involvement in the end Triassic extinction are speculative not fact, you neglected to mention that and the other possible causes like Aridification.
Life finds a way
Where do you find the voice? I want to watch the video but I can't sit and listen to such absurd commentary. The voice might work for a classroom of children aged 5 or 6. Buy even then, the creepy voice does my head in.
Boy, the speculation is *heavy* in this one.
At least put some qualifiers in there when you're presenting hypotheses that don't have consensus support, guys. It makes you look really amateurish if you don't.
Here's what i learned:
1. Life is cheap.
2. There's no bearded white man in the sky protecting humans, we are only 1 of billions of species.
The Permian mass extension is probably what happened on Venus and just it keep going and didn't stop. 56:19, this even look like the surface of Venus.
everthing is amazing but damm the narator is boring as hell He should do ASMR not videows like this he is killing all the great effort that was put on this videos by everyone, Please get some one else This is an Amazing Production
It wasn’t too bad until the very end. Turn into a Democrat talking point about humans bad, absolutely no science to back it up. Pure speculation at the end.
Where does the great oxygenation event fit in to your mass extinctions?
And the rediculous changes in the levels for your background music made this hard to listen to.
Fake-a-saurses
I clicked randomly in the middle of the video, and I heard five seconds of it, and the hissing of the s's is intolerable. There needs to be some work on the audio production.
It's too bad life "found a way" and continued. Earth was better off being a dead planet without life. Here is hoping for an asteroid that will blow earth to dust.
I love your documentaries but can you PLEASE lower the music volume! It’s so distracting.
1:10 ..um, i can't be the only one that sees swimming tampons here..
How in the bloody hell would you know this proper specific information happened millions of years ago?
I watched it for 3 minutes. Great filming, but the AI announcer is just so annoying. Had to turn it off.
Funny how this video doesn't discuss how we actually almost didn't survive the introduction of oxygen
The one described for the Devonian extinction was actually what happened in the Permian extinction.
The earth and life itself is so beautiful
And so rare. Cherish it while you are here.
Tell that to all the people letting dark was into there hearts and destroying the world as we know it.
The Democrats are trying to end it
Yup
I will
The volcanic pressure reaches its "paroxysm"? Maybe you mean reaches the climax of its paroxysms? Thrinaxodon enjoyed a "solidarity"? Solidarity is a felloship or union arising from common interests or goals. Maybe you mean that it enjoyed being the sole species at the top of the food chain? A good rule of thumb is that if you don't know what a word means or how it is used, don't use it or look it up in the dictionary. Also, you need to keep in mind that english is NOT a phoenetic language. You can't necessarily know how a word is pronounced by its spelling. Again, look it up. I quite enjoyed this production, but it is riddled with poor grammar and incorrest pronunciations. If sloppy or absent research informs the language here, does that also mean that the information content has also been poorly researched?
we know all this BUT know nothing human history more than few thousand years ??
What came first the heart or the blood vein system in us humans?? Devine design ??
A star over 1000 light years away actually had an effect at all on this planet??? 🤔
Absolutely nothing...........
Happens
by accident or is coincidental...... it is all
By Devine design....🙏🌀
GROW UP.
Intelligent design wouldn't put a make a breathing tube and an eating tube the same tube. It's stupid. Intelligent design would have them separate so that choking wouldn't be a thing. Just think critically about it for a moment. And it also wouldn't put the "sexual playground" right next to the "dump" because that's just a recipe for problems.