I remember back in 7th grade science in ‘91 we did a lesson on speculative xenobiology. We saw some of these creatures in a Current Science edition and were tasked with creating our own. We had to describe our species, how it moves, how it feeds, reproduces and other survival strategies.
I love the sense of implied evolution at work:in the anatomy of these creatures. It takes a deep understanding of physiology to design such otherworldly biological systems whose emergence feels entirely plausible.
I wonder if a family of Skewers can take it down... Probably not. It’s just too big. The body alone is the length of the Hindenburg you say? Yeah. No way.
0:07 Yma - Although it is in this vid, it is not native to Darwin IV 0:14 Arctic Sedge Slider - a 10 meter tall, bipedal herbivores that live in tundras 0:21 Arrowtongue - a 8 meter tall, bipedal Liquivores that are Circumglobal 0:28 Beach Loper - a large, bipedal Carnivores living on the beaches of the Amoebic Sea 0:35 beach Quill - a small carnivore that live in the Littoral Zones 0:42 Bladderhorn - bipedal herbivores that live in the mountains 0:49 Bolt Tounge - bipedal liquivores native to tundras 0:56 Butchertree - large plant like carnivores native to the plains 1:03 Daggerwrist - a quadruped liquivore native to the pocket forests 1:10 Ebony Blisterwing - a floating 300 meter wingspanned herbivore that flies above the plains 1:17 Emporer Sea Strider - 190 meter tall bipeds that walk and feed on the amoebic sea, another type is only 20 meters tall 1:24 Sea Strider Nymph - the baby of the sea strider 1:31 Eosapien - a sapient, floating carnivore that's 20 meters tall and is native to the mountains, deserts, plains, and the amoebic sea 1:38 Finleg - a small bipedal herbivore, that presumably lives in the pocket forests 1:45 Flipstick - a 60 meter long filterfeeder that presumably lives in the pocket forests 1:52 Follow-Wing - a 2 meter long flying liquivore that fly above the plains 1:59 Forest Gulper - a carnivore that can get around by flying and is 3 meters tall and 15 meters long, native to the pocket forests 2:06 Forest Slider - a creature native to the pocket forests, a biped when young and a quadruped when an adult 2:13 Gel-Sucker - a liquivorous quadruped that presumably lives in the pocket forests 2:20 Groveback - a 5 story tall filter feeder that lives in the plains 2:27 Gyrosprinter - a bipedal herbivore native to the plains 2:34 Hook-Tailed Flyer - a small flying creature native to the pocket forests 2:41 Hopper Cone - a small herbivore native to the pocket forests 2:48 Ice Crawler - a 2 meter long herbivore native to tundras, if viewed from below you find their small feet and mouth 2:55 Jetdarter - a small flying scavenger that can go 40 mph and is native to the pocket forests, deserts and plains 3:02 Keeled-Slider - a biped native to the mountains 3:09 Littarolope - a small 4 legged herbivore native to the littoral zones 3:16 Mummy Nest Flyer - a small flyer native to the tundras 3:22 Prairie-Ram - a bipedal liquivore native to the praire/plains (it obviously rams prey) 3:30 Prismalope - a carnivore native to the plains 3:37 Pronghead - a bipedal carnivore native to the plains 3:44 Rayback - a liquivorous biped native to the plains 3:51 Rimerunner - a one legged carnivore native to the tundras 3:58 Rugose-Floater - a floating 33 meter tall filter-feeder native to the mountains 4:05 Sacback - a three legged herbivore native to the beaches of the amoebic sea 4:12 Skewer - a flying liquivore with a 15 meter wingspan, it is native globally, speed is 200mph 4:19 Spade Nose - a small carnivorous quadraped that live in the pocket forests 4:26 Springwing - a tripedal herbivore native to the mountains 4:33 Stripewing - a 2 meter tall flying carnivore that live around the amoebic sea 4:40 Thornback - a 6 meter tall tripedal herbivore native to the plains 4:47 Trunk-Sucker - a small flying liquivore native to the pocket forests 4:54 Tundra Plow - a 3 meter tall bipedal herbivore, native to the tundras 5:01 Unth - a 6 meter tall biped herbivore native to the tundras 5:08 Credits Missing creatures(that have pictures): Arctic Tripedalien - a triped native to the tundra Arctic Strider - a biped native to the tundra, stores fat in the legs Beach-Dweller - a triped native to the beaches around the amoebic sea Beach-Runner - a biped native to the littoral zones and around the amoebic sea Belly-thrower - a one legged carnivore native to the mountains Cragspringer - a tripedal herbivore native to the mountains Diskflyer - a small flying carnivore native to the amoebic seas, tundras and grasslands Finned Snapper - a carnivore native to pocket forests Gill-Head - a small herbivorous biped native to the plains Hammer-Headed Veldt Wing - a flying herbivore native to the plains Icedart - a small floating omnivore native to the tundras Mummy Nest/Flyer - a head that feeds on its past torso? (i really don't understand this one) Ricochetal Saltator - a one legged creature native to the plains Scavangewing - a huge flying scavenger Stonemime - a half a meter long creature with 8 legs native to the tundras Symet - a bipedal herbivore native to the plains and deserts Transalpine Floater - a giant floater native to the mountains Tundra Roamer - a quadruped native to the tundras Unnamed Monopedalien - a one legger native to the plains
The name of the song is “dreams of an absolution” and it’s a sonic song but it went great with this video considering I never heard it and it fits the video!
me too!doing it by myself would be too much but if i ever make a game about space i will include this planet i have a lot of plans about that one the most interesting ones are:the ability to take turn despite being real time and how the game has an infinite universe
Bruh I was watching this without volume until I read your comment, It is indeed funny because these illustrations are intimidating at points and the music is up beat lol
I love Darwin IV so much. I wish it was real, but space is probably empty and dead, even if there's life in another planet i'll definitely not live enough to see even another atmorphere's bacteria.
We know way too less of space to make such assumptions. Not to mention that it is expanding and there are more milky ways containing galaxies which contain planetary systems like ours, than you can count of. We arent even 1 percent of this space. Thing big all could be out there loo
I think they made an anime about After Man in Japan. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be available in the US. Discovery Channel made a documentary about Darwin 4 which can be found on TH-cam.
A planet with this spectrum of light should have loads of creatures with eyes. The evolutionary advantage cant be dismissed. And since eyes have evolved at least 3 times independently on earth, i believe it is not that strange a feature.
A dirigible alien, big hydrogen gas bags for floatation. Darwin 4 is described as a smaller planet, thicker atmosphere and lower gravity. Like Titan only much wamer.
1. Is the first creature shown a more evolved human..? What is that? 2. What I like to do with alien creatures in fiction is look at it and ask "What evolutionary advantage do the traits here have?"
The first creature is an alien called a Yma that aren't from Darwin. They act as secondary protagonists, as most of the technology seen in the book is based on them. They're allied with Humans and show up to try and help us fix the Earth
no, it's a yma. in the story of the book, they are a super advanced race that helped humans create technology with the speed of light. they kind of formed an alliance with humans, and also help explore the planet Darwin iv.
I remember back in 7th grade science in ‘91 we did a lesson on speculative xenobiology. We saw some of these creatures in a Current Science edition and were tasked with creating our own. We had to describe our species, how it moves, how it feeds, reproduces and other survival strategies.
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I love the sense of implied evolution at work:in the anatomy of these creatures. It takes a deep understanding of physiology to design such otherworldly biological systems whose emergence feels entirely plausible.
1:13
Fun Fact: The Ebony Blisterwimg (The giant thing in this picture) has a wingspan of 300 meters and its body alone is the length of the Hindenburg
I wonder if a family of Skewers can take it down...
Probably not. It’s just too big. The body alone is the length of the Hindenburg you say? Yeah. No way.
Whats the hindenburg?- Oh yeah you mean that airship that got destroyed before world war 2.
Bananappleboy World
Yep.
Anomalocaris the Abnormal Shrimp. Probably not.. I mean they probably can if they aim in the right place..
Wow that's a big creature.
But your mom is bigger.
0:57 reminds me of xenomorph egg when face huggers come out
Bruh. You should check Half Life Xen species.
4:02 that looks like something we would see in a surrealistic painting.
it is a surreal painting
@@nibirbaishnabchannel2125 like all the other ones in the video
@@miguelaraujo4595yes it is!
0:07 Yma - Although it is in this vid, it is not native to Darwin IV
0:14 Arctic Sedge Slider - a 10 meter tall, bipedal herbivores that live in tundras
0:21 Arrowtongue - a 8 meter tall, bipedal Liquivores that are Circumglobal
0:28 Beach Loper - a large, bipedal Carnivores living on the beaches of the Amoebic Sea
0:35 beach Quill - a small carnivore that live in the Littoral Zones
0:42 Bladderhorn - bipedal herbivores that live in the mountains
0:49 Bolt Tounge - bipedal liquivores native to tundras
0:56 Butchertree - large plant like carnivores native to the plains
1:03 Daggerwrist - a quadruped liquivore native to the pocket forests
1:10 Ebony Blisterwing - a floating 300 meter wingspanned herbivore that flies above the plains
1:17 Emporer Sea Strider - 190 meter tall bipeds that walk and feed on the amoebic sea, another type is only 20 meters tall
1:24 Sea Strider Nymph - the baby of the sea strider
1:31 Eosapien - a sapient, floating carnivore that's 20 meters tall and is native to the mountains, deserts, plains, and the amoebic sea
1:38 Finleg - a small bipedal herbivore, that presumably lives in the pocket forests
1:45 Flipstick - a 60 meter long filterfeeder that presumably lives in the pocket forests
1:52 Follow-Wing - a 2 meter long flying liquivore that fly above the plains
1:59 Forest Gulper - a carnivore that can get around by flying and is 3 meters tall and 15 meters long, native to the pocket forests
2:06 Forest Slider - a creature native to the pocket forests, a biped when young and a quadruped when an adult
2:13 Gel-Sucker - a liquivorous quadruped that presumably lives in the pocket forests
2:20 Groveback - a 5 story tall filter feeder that lives in the plains
2:27 Gyrosprinter - a bipedal herbivore native to the plains
2:34 Hook-Tailed Flyer - a small flying creature native to the pocket forests
2:41 Hopper Cone - a small herbivore native to the pocket forests
2:48 Ice Crawler - a 2 meter long herbivore native to tundras, if viewed from below you find their small feet and mouth
2:55 Jetdarter - a small flying scavenger that can go 40 mph and is native to the pocket forests, deserts and plains
3:02 Keeled-Slider - a biped native to the mountains
3:09 Littarolope - a small 4 legged herbivore native to the littoral zones
3:16 Mummy Nest Flyer - a small flyer native to the tundras
3:22 Prairie-Ram - a bipedal liquivore native to the praire/plains (it obviously rams prey)
3:30 Prismalope - a carnivore native to the plains
3:37 Pronghead - a bipedal carnivore native to the plains
3:44 Rayback - a liquivorous biped native to the plains
3:51 Rimerunner - a one legged carnivore native to the tundras
3:58 Rugose-Floater - a floating 33 meter tall filter-feeder native to the mountains
4:05 Sacback - a three legged herbivore native to the beaches of the amoebic sea
4:12 Skewer - a flying liquivore with a 15 meter wingspan, it is native globally, speed is 200mph
4:19 Spade Nose - a small carnivorous quadraped that live in the pocket forests
4:26 Springwing - a tripedal herbivore native to the mountains
4:33 Stripewing - a 2 meter tall flying carnivore that live around the amoebic sea
4:40 Thornback - a 6 meter tall tripedal herbivore native to the plains
4:47 Trunk-Sucker - a small flying liquivore native to the pocket forests
4:54 Tundra Plow - a 3 meter tall bipedal herbivore, native to the tundras
5:01 Unth - a 6 meter tall biped herbivore native to the tundras
5:08 Credits
Missing creatures(that have pictures):
Arctic Tripedalien - a triped native to the tundra
Arctic Strider - a biped native to the tundra, stores fat in the legs
Beach-Dweller - a triped native to the beaches around the amoebic sea
Beach-Runner - a biped native to the littoral zones and around the amoebic sea
Belly-thrower - a one legged carnivore native to the mountains
Cragspringer - a tripedal herbivore native to the mountains
Diskflyer - a small flying carnivore native to the amoebic seas, tundras and grasslands
Finned Snapper - a carnivore native to pocket forests
Gill-Head - a small herbivorous biped native to the plains
Hammer-Headed Veldt Wing - a flying herbivore native to the plains
Icedart - a small floating omnivore native to the tundras
Mummy Nest/Flyer - a head that feeds on its past torso? (i really don't understand this one)
Ricochetal Saltator - a one legged creature native to the plains
Scavangewing - a huge flying scavenger
Stonemime - a half a meter long creature with 8 legs native to the tundras
Symet - a bipedal herbivore native to the plains and deserts
Transalpine Floater - a giant floater native to the mountains
Tundra Roamer - a quadruped native to the tundras
Unnamed Monopedalien - a one legger native to the plains
You forgot the scavengewing and mummy nest
@@xuanluu4873 I'm not sure the mummy nest has any official pictures
@@lotusnaturals1897 The Mummy nest and the mummy nest flyer is on pg. 156 and 157
I wonder why the Yma are there...
@@ematic0054 they found a ruined earth and helped humans
NOTHING HAS EYES
They use a echolocation-ish method
radiation sonar, it exists.
do not need them
HøpefulHail6923 _ no
eldergroan The rime runner actually has an eye if I remember correctly.
1:39
When you cross a depressed bulldog and a Flea
You should put name of Darwin IV creatures names
Expedition deserves a 2d animated film adaptation with no dialogue
i loved the documentary and was searching for it for many days if i could i would have made one by myself maybe not but yeah
The name of the song is “dreams of an absolution” and it’s a sonic song but it went great with this video considering I never heard it and it fits the video!
I wish Alien Planet would get its own animated series like the Future Is Wild did
I don't remember seeing this many animals on the show...
Most of the ones from the book weren't included.
Sea Strider was my favorite
what is your favourite now?
This song sounds like an undertale fan music I heard.
Silvers theme from Sonic I think
@@TheN30N71G3R123 it's called Dreams of Absolution
I saw the order was creatures with their names sorted through A-Z but, starting with Yma.
What is yma?
@@y_e_s_L yo mama
@@raptorzilla0710 o xd 💀
GROVEBACK IS MY FAVORITE
Sun Litten me too!!!!!
Same
Reminds me of Turtwig from Pokémon
My favorite is the Daggerwrist.
Sun Litten I like the groveback as well but my favourite
Darwin 4 alien is the arrowtounge and the skewer
Are creatures in Canardos here part 2
1-Stridering fooly
2-Linghter pig
3-Camel boler
4-Tundra sea fisher
5-Suck Rex
6-Blood cave nose ai triper
7-Quicn Wawe
8-Runnergysper
9-Blood cave Kricket
10-blade Mountain freak fly
11-Griving artic ptero
12-Nosive elevalter biger
13-Dwillder
14-Crystal eyeing bee
15-Sentinel head tripling verder
16-Hooper bird flyer
17-Predatorteeth
18-Bung Liver
19-Stick blooper
20-Care Blean stronger
21-Viper steel spiker
22-Purple Red eyed biggerstrider
23-Flying jetraider
24-Coyorunner
25-Flast deer cowlier
26-Termite back
27-Selipher
28-Stingleed head vertriader
29-Truve Seglel
30-Hall amoebic ridler
Are in contined
0:08 what it feels like when you eat chocolate
Abigail Shattuck, that look like cancer gone wrong
She means that that is a representation of what she feels like when she has sex with dark black men.
Alexiosization ah
@@Alexiosization Lmao
The book is a classic
yes
Bruh why is your pfp Leni from the loud house smoking weed?
@@antinatalistrevolutionary8656 good question
I would like to see one more documentary about Darvin 4.
me too!doing it by myself would be too much but if i ever make a game about space i will include this planet i have a lot of plans about that one the most interesting ones are:the ability to take turn despite being real time and how the game has an infinite universe
Great video, but I'm dying over the usage of Dreams Of An Absolution as the audio. 😂
Bruh I was watching this without volume until I read your comment, It is indeed funny because these illustrations are intimidating at points and the music is up beat lol
i think the choice so good!
I love Darwin IV so much. I wish it was real, but space is probably empty and dead, even if there's life in another planet i'll definitely not live enough to see even another atmorphere's bacteria.
We know way too less of space to make such assumptions.
Not to mention that it is expanding and there are more milky ways containing galaxies which contain planetary systems like ours, than you can count of.
We arent even 1 percent of this space.
Thing big all could be out there loo
0:10 aliens would have there own NASA?
They are called yma and they helped humans with going and explore Darwin IV they basically collaborated with them
Such an awesome exploration in speculation
0:08 is that an evolved Meat?
yma
That's racist, bro
the documentary was kinda creepy and compared to this video that feels so much different in mood
Could a make a manga about Darwin IV and After Man?
i have started making it
I think they made an anime about After Man in Japan. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be available in the US.
Discovery Channel made a documentary about Darwin 4 which can be found on TH-cam.
Darwin iv has 2 moons to let you know !🌙🌙
Darwin IV is a 2 sun 2 moon planet.
Arrowtongue is my favorite
pretty damn cool designs, i like how they do their own thing instead of copying earth animals
A planet with this spectrum of light should have loads of creatures with eyes. The evolutionary advantage cant be dismissed. And since eyes have evolved at least 3 times independently on earth, i believe it is not that strange a feature.
Dude,you commented the same thing twice
Darwin 4 used to be covered with a thick fog rendering eyes useless, that's why most of these creatures use sonar.
4:00 WTF?!?!?!?!?!
I love these sooo much!!!
I think it's called the "Rugose Floater"
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie.
A dirigible alien, big hydrogen gas bags for floatation. Darwin 4 is described as a smaller planet, thicker atmosphere and lower gravity. Like Titan only much wamer.
@@CarFreeSegnitz how big is Darwin 4 really in km or miles.
You're looking at life that took millions of years of evolution
Me: eyes where?
Creator of the book: no
Also me: but whe-
Creator of the book: *NO*
Eyes don't exist
@@jpkennedy2277 wh-
it should be an ark dlc
Yooooo i aint even play Ark that much , but this would be fukng amazing
Are creatures in Canardos :
1Electro pig
2Fuller singer
3Rocket blicker
4Milling cows
5Mouse kit
6Dog Lumper
7Cowlikhead
8Rhino blaster
9Drung slime fly
10Sky wingose
11fly three tail blackflyer
12Mort head
13Blark Silcant
14Running Falsier
15White bulltrick
16Rad Deerer
17Tunder Boak
18Angelius pig
19 Cow ewer
20 Torso moceleg
Are creatures in Canardos :
1Electro pig
2Fuller singer
3Rocket blicker
4Milling cows
5Mouse kit
6Dog Lumper
7Cowlikhead
8Rhino blaster
9Drung slime fly
10Sky wingose
11fly three tail blackflyer
12Mort head
13Blark Silcant
14Running Falsier
15White bulltrick
16Rad Deerer
17Tunder Boak
18Angelius pig
19 mort head nimph
20 Torso moceleg
send me some pngs
Also, there's a book? Cool.
That’s where all of these came from.
0:13
Look it’s meat from vinesauce
😂😂😂😂
It's the coolest thing I ever seen.
I have seen the movie but not the book, are some of these pictures actually in the book or not ?
Typical Gamer1234567, I've got the book, and a lot of these creatures are not in it.
@@georgegooding57 thank you for the heads up
I like the jetdarter, my favorite is the belly-thrower
0:16 is that muto
whats the name of the music??
dreams of an absolution
Really enjoyed the documentary though, it was so damn intriguing.
How do these creatures produce sonar and where are the sonar producing organs located?
A lot of the creatures have holes or arches on their heads that produce sonar pings
1:17
*ATTACK ON TITAN WORST TITAN EVER CONFIRMED LOOK*
Шекспир был ещё более сильным фантазером, чем Лавкрафт
is it me or others or someone else think river probe is next to rayback in the full picture of rayback
If this planet was real this should be a good home for use
And hopefully the atmosphere is oxygen like earth with these
Aliens
But, it's too much.
Animals dwarf you by the mile.
Humans would be bugs among titans.
@@jarosawsobinski1928 its a shame our planet does'nt have titanic animals like these anymore
@@neodonovandragoncareyblade257
Not to mention these crratures look surreal. Even Salvador Dali wouldn't imagine a Sea Strider.
The Atmosphere has too much oxygen for your comfort. Believe it or not, but O2 can be poisonous in large quantities.
1. Is the first creature shown a more evolved human..? What is that?
2. What I like to do with alien creatures in fiction is look at it and ask "What evolutionary advantage do the traits here have?"
The first creature is an alien called a Yma that aren't from Darwin.
They act as secondary protagonists, as most of the technology seen in the book is based on them. They're allied with Humans and show up to try and help us fix the Earth
@@jpkennedy2277 huh
Jp Kennedy so is the documentary on Darwin IV a prequel to the book?
Yes i guess. Ive never seen the book, only the documentary.
@@PRGME7yes and i am someone else i just fulfilled your this curiousity
Look up the documentary Alien Planet.
In darvin IV you will get 1024 GBPS internet speed !
What iS that name music please better relaxing 😌
Dream of an Absolution
i have started making a series on it
Someone knows the name of the sountrack of the video
dream of an absolution
pablo arellano despacito
Arrowtongue running
i wounder what the name of the song
What's the name of the song?
Whats the song name
Dreams of an absolution
@@OM-st6uz thx xd year later
In Are creatures in invader zim :
1-Predator teeth
2-Hollow winged jetraider
3-Quil head vitred goater
4-Clind wing
5-Rill tailed runner ghillder
6-Inselins flyer
7-Honnerbody flyerter
8-Tywshonraider
9-Stone buglinher
10-Redhyothe
11-Beach hill leger
12-Creave winged raven
13-Head Orange Fringer
14-Thournbey wing
15-Forest gulping april reserter
why silver's theme
San Diego.
Berlin.
it fits
That music is too much...
Groveback and skewer gang
space has unlimited planets one day we would find a planet like this one
Not true there is nothing infinite inside the universe only large amounts
There is still like billions and billions or more planets out there just like earth.
And a googleplex we will never reach via universe expansion
Then lets take E.T's space ship. That can go fast idk maybe.
@@eddo2169 i wish a no man's sky darwin iv inspiration update
I love them all
A esas criaturas les falta evolucionar aun estan el nivel 1 👽👽👽
Are there any names to these blind creatures?
they all have names some creatures and plants are hard to find though
what song
Dream of an Absolution.
Jp Kennedy garcias
Solo hay que esperar....
Song name please!!!!!!
i wonder why they didn't add the rest of the creatures and plants to the movie
that would be so much struggle!
Most of them aren't even on the documentary
0:11 “hmmmmm...”
Name music
Good slideshow but Sonic 06 music? WTF?
xd, genial tu video de half life :)
Era realmente problable que encontrara a algún fan de half lide aquí,pero no que fueras tu.
tell me song I love it
Nightmare 0907 Dream Of An Absolution I believe
I loved that song
Nice choice of music man, no sarcasm
yes!
Where is the picture of Al Gore?
they are probe not darwin iv creatures
He invented Darwin IV
Name un the song, please.
Dream of An Absolution from the Sonic 06 OST
@@jpkennedy2277 gracias
Why is the Yma here?
I look at those creatures and think:
If those animals were real, God was clearly running out of ideas.
You mean he got had no ideas so got high and saw these
god is always the best!on idea too!
damn yo
Those are from planet daw in u can look at it on another vid but not this channel
Aliens from another solar system creates from Earth
no, they were born on their own.
Torso moceleg Cenvosapiens
I like the arrowhead
arrow tongue not arrowhead!
What if Darwin 4 was right next to earth?
SuperRobloxDevon1987 then we would not be looking for aliens as much
They would smash together and create a new planet we might call Sol |||.
What's the music?
Dream of an Absolution-Sonic 06 Ost
@@jpkennedy2277 thank you!
Non carbon based life forms
no, they are carbon-based, they are just different.
1:17 awww.. so cute
190 meters tall cute guy
Music?
Dream of An Absolution from Sonic 06
@@jpkennedy2277 thx
where's a names?
in the book
half-life?
Someone please, told me please the first song of this video:
th-cam.com/video/h3fNX1w0yto/w-d-xo.html
I knew their real
No they aren’t.
boi, whats up with the music
Me when I Griffith 2:03
Where's gyro speedster
2:27 Here it is
Who is this? Future human? 0:08
no, it's a yma. in the story of the book, they are a super advanced race that helped humans create technology with the speed of light. they kind of formed an alliance with humans, and also help explore the planet Darwin iv.
@@t0mixstudios872 thanks
Song silver