It's not all termite species that have such insanely high fecundity. If I am not mistaken, that figure is for Macrotermes sp., Probably obessus. Some termite like drywood only produce like 3-5 for the first year of mating. My experience in breeding dampwood termite in petri dish only yielded like 20 or so individuals after like 2 months...
At 6:20, you say that co2, oxygen, and methane undergo osmosis to exit the termite mound. What you meant to say was diffusion, as osmosis is a specific term used to describe diffusion happening with water. Anytime something that is not water travels from high concentration to low concentration, it is diffusion.
Gases can undergo osmosis. You are right that anytime something goes from a high concentration to a low concentration is diffusion, osmosis is a form of diffusion that uses a partially permeable membrane.
I believe the point here is that the air inside the mounds would be so "polluted" with CO2 and methane that it would have a radically different makeup from atmospheric air. The movement of those particles through the membrane would be considered osmosis since diffusion only applies to the movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration throughout one medium. Might be wrong though my brain is pretty limp
@@casimir40ksolomon74 osmosis is specific to a semipermeable membrane, but diffusion can happen with a semipermeable membrane as well. I have a background in cell bio and I was taught to use osmosis only when referring to water. However, in situations that are not specifically related to cell biology, osmosis may be a more loose term.
I think they're trying to experiment with different styles using this channel. RLL still has it's more serious tone, while this one is testing out a style with more jokes sprinkled in
Fun fact: some termites are also farmers. They grow fungus that feed on the woody material, sprouting caps of mushroom from the mounds that can be harvested and eaten.
Leafcutter ants also rely on this method, though they use a different fungi. There's also some ants that have developed husbandry, basically they have aphids that they protect and move around while also regularly milking them. It's frankly really interesting to realize just how many animals on the planet are doing stuff that humans thought themselves the only masters of for so long.
Lmao the adult termite grabbing the larvae trying to leave the nest at 7:45 and dragging it back inside like "Oh no you don't. Wait til I tell your mother"
Bean passing is a terrible loss for the world. He looked like he lived a happy life, and made others happy around him. I'll be thinking about Bean a lot tonight.
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BioArk: The Unbelievable Architecture of Termite Mounds
Wendover: The Incredible Logistics of Termite Mounds
All hail our new overlords, the termites.
Hai: why termite mounds cause problems in the education system
Tierzoo: The unbelievable Meta of the Termites
@@alexruddies1718”Welcome Your New Overlord”
Fun fact: A termite queen will produce one egg every three seconds, averaging about 30,000 eggs per day. That's 10,950,000 eggs per year
😧
Ant then girls conplain am i right guys haha . ( WHY DID I WHRITE THIS BAD JOKE
*Minecraft chicken moment*
It's not all termite species that have such insanely high fecundity. If I am not mistaken, that figure is for Macrotermes sp., Probably obessus. Some termite like drywood only produce like 3-5 for the first year of mating.
My experience in breeding dampwood termite in petri dish only yielded like 20 or so individuals after like 2 months...
Thanks for the fun fact
At 6:20, you say that co2, oxygen, and methane undergo osmosis to exit the termite mound. What you meant to say was diffusion, as osmosis is a specific term used to describe diffusion happening with water. Anytime something that is not water travels from high concentration to low concentration, it is diffusion.
I was thinking this !!!
Oh yeah uh me too
Gases can undergo osmosis. You are right that anytime something goes from a high concentration to a low concentration is diffusion, osmosis is a form of diffusion that uses a partially permeable membrane.
I believe the point here is that the air inside the mounds would be so "polluted" with CO2 and methane that it would have a radically different makeup from atmospheric air. The movement of those particles through the membrane would be considered osmosis since diffusion only applies to the movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration throughout one medium. Might be wrong though my brain is pretty limp
@@casimir40ksolomon74 osmosis is specific to a semipermeable membrane, but diffusion can happen with a semipermeable membrane as well. I have a background in cell bio and I was taught to use osmosis only when referring to water. However, in situations that are not specifically related to cell biology, osmosis may be a more loose term.
"yeah, and I pissed your pants too."
Wow, that's good in all the wrong ways.
A real sigma termite move
Same energy as “I’M GOING TO SH## YOURSELF”
The font choices in this video are definitely….. choices…
jokerman much…?
I feel like real life lore's editing style is getting inspired by YTP channels
I think they're trying to experiment with different styles using this channel. RLL still has it's more serious tone, while this one is testing out a style with more jokes sprinkled in
What is the full firm of YTP?
@@cbhorxoTH-cam poop
69 likes, make a wish!
Fun fact: some termites are also farmers. They grow fungus that feed on the woody material, sprouting caps of mushroom from the mounds that can be harvested and eaten.
thats not impresive we can do that too 😄
@@nonec384 do you see any other cockroaches with gardens?
@@nonec384 it is impressive, because they arent human, 🤭
Whoa that’s crazy!
Leafcutter ants also rely on this method, though they use a different fungi.
There's also some ants that have developed husbandry, basically they have aphids that they protect and move around while also regularly milking them.
It's frankly really interesting to realize just how many animals on the planet are doing stuff that humans thought themselves the only masters of for so long.
This is the funniest BioArk video yet IMO
Yeah and there is even a mtg reference.
Nah Siberian tiger vs polar bear is
They did even crazier editing in the tiger vs polar bear video but they unlisted it lol
Tiger v bear is still in my feed
did you replace your old editor with Adam Sandler? what’s going on here
The insane logistics of building a termite mound
Was this one of those things where someone bets that you can't get X into your script?? 😆😆
I think he won a lot of bets today.
So when are we getting a BioArk x TierZoo colab?
never i hope
They have already, with Tierzoo's Rodents Video
@@penguinpenguinpenguin why?
@@asliceofcheese7152 tier zoo is cringe
I was hoping for a BioArk x RealLifeLore collab
All right folks I’ll say it, this channel has gotten out of hand.
Termites could then make a skyscraper and make termite tower
What
@@Neon-ws8er yeah
@@isaiaho.s Yes
The animations are sooo GOOD!!!
Thanks for your work. o/
BUT... ... .. . How many termites would fit in a corolla?
A whole lot
20
At least 7
Around 7 million
At least 1
Lmao the adult termite grabbing the larvae trying to leave the nest at 7:45 and dragging it back inside like "Oh no you don't. Wait til I tell your mother"
"One thing I'd like them to teach me is how to eat wood" wtf lmao
This channel somehow uses stock images in a funny way and I’m all for it
Termite mounds are basically built like Certain Skyscrapers
This channel is the Half as Interesting of Real Life Lore. And I love it.
The editing is absolutely top-notch
I chuckled when I heard that minecraft cave sound at 0:41.
The editing in this video is so chaotic… and I love it
You need to send this to the B1M construction channel. 😅
The ending line though
Fun fact, the Burj Khalifa isn't hooked up to a sewer system. I wouldn't be surprised if termite mounds have better waste management.
H-how does it function then?
@@artichokethejoke1563 Poop trucks!
@@markb6978 gross
The best part of this video was the dog digging in the dirt
Bean passing is a terrible loss for the world. He looked like he lived a happy life, and made others happy around him.
I'll be thinking about Bean a lot tonight.
Oh shit! Bioark coming to rescue my Friday! Hell yeah!
I have a feeling that BioArk is RealLifeLore's shitpost channel where he can unwind XDD
Those compass termite nests look incredibly ominous...
surprised they're not a meme yet.
Best sponsor section in a video
I feel like you are animating it abit more than normal, I really like how many refrences there are. Keep up the WONDERful work!
Nooo you can't make a giant building bigger than huma ones
Haha termite go brrr
Love the Minecraft mobs as their enemies
How is this on my recommended only after 9 minutes
the visuals are hilarious I love your new channel RLL
Me after putting water in the termite hole
BioArk videos always end like... Did you just get bitten by a Brazilian Wandering Spider? Or are you just happy to see this video?
“Seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than 4 hours.” LMFAO IM DYING
My man woke up and choose violence today 💀
The almond joy joke got an instant like!!!
Oh I absolutely loved that MTG reference with Kodama's Reach
he listened to our vote :)
Cave sounds at 0:40 listen carefully
Okay, this is my favourite BioArk video so far XD
That's got to be the strangest transition yet!
Jeeesus these jokes and zooms and blurs lmao
Best termite mound video i have seen so far. Very informative and funny too.
The Segway had me convinced the sponsor was bluechew
Love ur videos👍
Rip termite camera guard
Every BioArk are very awesome, especially this very awesome video
i love the editing in this video
Poor Bean!
The editing in this video is a fever-dream.
The segway was hilarious! And it's fascinating how eusocial insects organize and build their homes. Keep up the good work!
This vid is amazing lol glad it came in my recommended, subbed
2:08 i was like, wth and i said cockroach without roach out loud and instantly realize what i have done.
There was a termite colony behind our house, luckily it's just like a line.
When the bugs are smarter than 91% of people:
So a termite colony has lungs? Cool.
0:41 fitting sound effect
Now I want Anteater-Kong.
I'm still waiting on a Wendower, BioArk, Half as Interesting, RealLifeLore crossover
Kudos for adding the Kodama’s Reach clip
The tower of babel lol
3:21 they look like grave yard
Ant Eater: Oh yeah, that's what I'm saying
Imagine BioArc as your Biology Teacher...
9:52 this entire bit was sus LMAOO
Termite megacity, with its wonderfull skycrapers.
0:28 termite are cool but humans making stuff out of wood make them bad
Thank you, it is beautiful. You've inspired me!!
This was the Tower Babel...
RealLifeLore: 👨💼👨💼👨💼👨💼👨💼
BioArk: 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Why he keeps making misleading thumbnails every single time...smh
AWESOME VID !!!!!!!!!!!!!
That clickbait picture is so simple minded lol
Rest In Peace Bean!
That's a tower
Anyone ever wonder how insects figure out so much science hacks??
6:40 ?? Thats just air density. Venturi effect is fluid speeding up when volume is constricted.
I laughed more on the ad section than the rest of the video.
The video art better not have been clickbait
this channel is better than ur other channel
all love❤️❤️ great vids
oh no! RIP Bean.
Queen Elizabeth ll : laugh in immortality
ANCIENT ALIEN teach this technology about their temprature on their house building lol
Sign up for Ad free? So TH-cam has ads??? News to me 😁
Real Life Lore: Half as Interesting version
Did Sam from Wendover Productions / Half As Interesting edit this video lol
5:13 even the walls have walls.
Imagine having a wooden house
Hilarious video, great writing. 💓
4:45 Yo wtf??
3:11 oh, what a funny gif have her- *WHAT*
rip Bean
Set humor to 50%
Bruh did you suffer a concussion or something?
Jk I laughed more than usual
omg the visuals are AMAZING they make me laugh