My heart rate goes up a lot when I see there's a new RED SIDE video! I can hear all of the blood spurting around in my head right now. Excellent work as always sir.
More active humans have slower heart rates than inactive humans. 70 would be considered high for an athlete. 55-60 would be RHR, and would most likely be in the 40’s while sleeping.
That was so simple, as far as being able to show the differences, and I'm sure not easy work to put together. Just to clarify, simple does NOT mean easy to do or uninformative.... it was awesome! Keep it up!!! ❤
Yep, because 1500 bpm is 25 Hz (25 beats per second) and the lowest frequency humans can hear as sound is 20 bpm. Hence, a blur of beats that fast will sound like a low note. Also, just for comparison, the lowest note on a piano, an A 4 octaves below middle C, is 27½ Hz.
Watching that was so stressful I'm sure my BPM rose by at least 5 over the course of the video. The shrew with 1500 BPM ARE YOU JOKING ME HOW ARE THEY NOT ALL DEAD
There seems to be an upper limit of heart beats for a lifespan in the few billion. Looks like the canary takes the lead with around 10.5 billion, followed by parrots at 8.8 billion beats, then the hummingbird at just under 8 billion, then crows with 4.3 billion and then humans at 3 billion. I wonder what the average is among all mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians
My heart rate when running at high intensity is up to 220 BPM, while running normally is about 180 BPM. Normally it's about 90-100 BPM. When meditating, it drops to 65-70 BPM
@@weakw1ll some can be big and fast, but mostly bigger=slower. consider humans run at a speed of around 10km/h and ants at around 1km/h. but ants are only about 1mm, so humans are like 2000 times bigger than ants. if the ants kept that speed but with human size, it would be 2000km/h instead of 1km/h. comparing to 10km/h of humans, ants are 200 times faster than humans.
Hello. This video is top 5 what i saw on YT. All this channel MBS is great! I have a squirrel and when i give her on my ear and listening her hart, i mean, she have so 400 per min.😅 It is bum bum bum bum... 😅
Small animal have small hearts and their heart has to beat very fast to supply oxygen rich blood throughout their body while Big animal like Whale and elephant has huge hearts and therefore they beat at a slower rate.
Can someone's heart beat for me please? I'm tired of this loneliness. It's eating me up from the inside. And I want it to beat in a romantic way, not in a friendly way.
It depends on the species, but yeah in the wild that's about their life expectancy. Maybe 6-7. They can live up to 15-25 years, but life is rough for a deer in the wild.
Parents: Be calm like owl...
Meanwhile owl 450 bpm: wHaTs GoInG oN?!
My heart rate goes up a lot when I see there's a new RED SIDE video! I can hear all of the blood spurting around in my head right now. Excellent work as always sir.
Thank you so much 🙏
😂😂
Imagine putting a stethoscope to a hummingbirds chest.
*BRBRBRBRBRBRBRBR *
And trying to count
The shorter and more active the animal is, the faster it's heart beats. That is the rule of life.
Tell that to the parrot 😂
More active humans have slower heart rates than inactive humans. 70 would be considered high for an athlete. 55-60 would be RHR, and would most likely be in the 40’s while sleeping.
The rule of life is that there are no rules. Universe is only bound by rules of physics and nothing else
Where does the Giraffe fit into this?
Canary in this scale lives like 20 years... so i would say no...
Humans: normal
Birds and rats: CAR ENGINE
That was so simple, as far as being able to show the differences, and I'm sure not easy work to put together. Just to clarify, simple does NOT mean easy to do or uninformative.... it was awesome! Keep it up!!! ❤
OMG! Dancing with the dogs😂. Kevin Costner. Superb and original name. 😂😂 Bye.
The last one sounds like one dark tone.
It sounds so good, the bass is like Carpenter Brut's bass synths. You can also say that it sounds like a deep growling car engine
Yep, because 1500 bpm is 25 Hz (25 beats per second) and the lowest frequency humans can hear as sound is 20 bpm. Hence, a blur of beats that fast will sound like a low note. Also, just for comparison, the lowest note on a piano, an A 4 octaves below middle C, is 27½ Hz.
Fun fact: The shrew has approximately 7 heart attacks per hour.
Wait, really?
how? what's the calculation based on?
lol
How does it survive?
He is saying cuz of the heart beats 😂
I think it's kinda sweet that (big) dogs and humans have such a similar heart rate
crazy a hummingbird can live for 10-12 years with such a fast heartbeat.
Watching that was so stressful I'm sure my BPM rose by at least 5 over the course of the video. The shrew with 1500 BPM ARE YOU JOKING ME HOW ARE THEY NOT ALL DEAD
They'll die soon
Because he is small,imagine an Elephant having that kind of BPM,he would overheat and explode😂😅😔
I want to be a hibernating groundhog with a heartbeat of 20 bpm, all curled up in a ball, and wake up after 50 years.
9 billion heart beats for a parrot!! Thats like living 9 lifetimes!
At one point it just becomes a mains hum
Etruscan shrew: heart rate go brrrrr
Some of these aren't heartbeats anymore. They're vibrations.
The further down the line, the more it started to sound like a lawn mower lmao. Idk how their little hearts don't explode!
Didn't expect birds to be on the top and definitely didn't expect a shrew to be 25Hz.
Canary and successors: *IMMA F*CKING CAR ENGINE M8*
Blue whale so 8 bpm 90 years, turtel 10 bpm 100 years... the heart work so chill - a good company to work for :D
Found the giraffe’s HB the oddest being so high for a large animal. Guessing because of the long neck to deliver blood.
Etruscan Shrew be like “my heart can blast 5x faster than your drummer”
Etruscan Shrew almost 'bout to break the sound barrier 💀👍
The last ones are just vibrating
Your animations looks fantastic. What programs do you use? And what are your pc specs?
Check the (About) on their channel.
@@thedawner6311Unreal 5. It's a great tool for animations
Lmao my heartbeat was exactly 72 bpm while watching this
I suspected this would get ridiculous toward the end and it did not disappoint. 😀
I thoughts bats would be way up there though
The last one was very good. Actual subscribers. 👌👍
This was a cool azz video I didn’t know I needed to see. ❤️
There seems to be an upper limit of heart beats for a lifespan in the few billion. Looks like the canary takes the lead with around 10.5 billion, followed by parrots at 8.8 billion beats, then the hummingbird at just under 8 billion, then crows with 4.3 billion and then humans at 3 billion. I wonder what the average is among all mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians
"Pig Lifespan: 15 years"
*looks at bacon on breakfast plate*
more like 5 seconds, amirite? yoooooo
Shrew heartbeat be like BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
This channel make some sense 😮😮❤
quality content is top notch
My heart rate when running at high intensity is up to 220 BPM, while running normally is about 180 BPM. Normally it's about 90-100 BPM. When meditating, it drops to 65-70 BPM
Like your vids, good job. Suggestion how about a video on things into the smaller scale
😅 seeing the heart rates go up was making me shakey and nervous 😂😂😂😂😂.
The humming bird heart beat is just a sine wave
This video is a shiny example of internet content..
Brilliant!
It’s cool seeing birds and small rodents being the animals with the highest heart rates.
everything in the universe is that way. Small = fast, big = slow
Not me im big and fast
why?
@@weakw1ll some can be big and fast, but mostly bigger=slower. consider humans run at a speed of around 10km/h and ants at around 1km/h. but ants are only about 1mm, so humans are like 2000 times bigger than ants. if the ants kept that speed but with human size, it would be 2000km/h instead of 1km/h. comparing to 10km/h of humans, ants are 200 times faster than humans.
@@kevincountryball kid named 2000km/h: 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🧐
Me when police car drives behind me: 2000bpm
The hummingbird and shrew are those their resting heart rates?
Turns out my high score is the same as a giraffe’s normal heartbeat
If a hummingbird's average is 1,200 then what happens when it gets scared with an adrenaline rush??
I just subscribed for the last one 🤣😂
03:18
It sounds like 30hz when it should be 25hz
How they can sleep with those beats
Amazing!
Hello. This video is top 5 what i saw on YT. All this channel MBS is great! I have a squirrel and when i give her on my ear and listening her hart, i mean, she have so 400 per min.😅 It is bum bum bum bum... 😅
started sounding like a muffled helicopter at the hamster then a motorcycle
Ultra lol for the last one
When i see my crush 3:18 😂
Man imagine this video ending with the drop of the Swedish House Mafia song - One
I'm your subscriber since your PC specs were in your about.
What editing software do you use please
3:16 for shrew
No pues con razón una vez que recogí un colibrí que se estrelló contra la pared se murió del susto 😐
Small animal have small hearts and their heart has to beat very fast to supply oxygen rich blood throughout their body while Big animal like Whale and elephant has huge hearts and therefore they beat at a slower rate.
Hamster sounds like my bike on idle
I can't be the only one watching this waiting for a filthy bassline to drop ? 🤷♂️
The ratio of heart bpm and times of beats in human seems unbeatable among all creatures
What software do you use to make these videos?
Unreal Engine 5
Hulk :my heartbeats so fast
Etruscan shreew:noob
shrew got a li'l motor in there
Smaller animals have faster heart beat as the animals
With that video we can see how impresive the humain are , we can live way longer than most of the species in the world
Only because of technology. In the wild, humans would live about 30-40 years.
That last and second last is besically 2 stroke single cylinder engine at idle
POV: your about to cut your grass
NICE
Surprising
hamster be like:
Here because of Matilda, which was just added to Netflix
No one cares
Me, when i see my crush 99999
Mine when i see Alix Kubdel in a new episode: 9999999999999999999 bpm
Can you make the size of the game sea of thieves comparasion with world?
The lifespan of a deer is definitely wrong. Can't imagine a deer that can only live 3 to 5 years.
sounds like the washermachine of my mom washing clothes
this was a very cute 3d animation
i’ve heard 50-200bpm from cats and dogs
My pet heartbeats at 1,000 bpm
Can someone's heart beat for me please? I'm tired of this loneliness. It's eating me up from the inside.
And I want it to beat in a romantic way, not in a friendly way.
🫂🫂
Shrew losing his dam mind
脈が1500とかいう動物がいるなんて。 寝てないだろ。
si una musaraña etrusca va a mi casa moriré de ese latido tan rápido Posdata: Mi hermana está aprendiendo sobre el sistema cardiovascular
The average human heart rate is 72? I thought it’s supposed to be 60
I have the heart rate of an elephant, is that normal?
Get that checked out..lol
@@crustaceanstation1491 😆
Deers living only 3-5 years?
It depends on the species, but yeah in the wild that's about their life expectancy. Maybe 6-7. They can live up to 15-25 years, but life is rough for a deer in the wild.
@@Matt-lc8qt sad :(
29,000 bmn
*hampter*
damn
ไคร ว่า กู ไม่มี ❤💙💚💛💜💓💖
humans almost the same with dogs
Most animals are 500million to 1 billion, But human
How about parrot?
8 Billion
@@rafikamin6617 That was the only one.
@@jamesrussell2936 Another one had 10 billion
Awesome.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wait are we animals?!😂
Yes we are , were part mammals
that is making me uncompforable
Скорость передачи импульсов по нервным волокнам поражает
Когда я женился у меня было 2000 в минуту.
Потерял 22 - 24 дней жизни из-за этой аномальной травмы.
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