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All mammals share certain characteristics, like warm blood and backbones. But despite their similarities, these creatures also have many biological differences - and one of the most remarkable differences is how they give birth. Kate Slabosky details the placental, marsupial, and monotreme methods of giving birth.
Lesson by Kate Slabosky, animation by Compote Collective.
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Can mammals give birth
Question: can monotremes fly?
Imagine being able to "pause" pregnancy like: "Sorry hun, we don't have enough money, we'll postpone the pregnancy until we do".
XD
lmao
Lol
there will be no abortion then.
todd chavez Imagine getting pregnant at 15 then you just decide to pause your pregnancy until you’re 30 lmfaooooooooo
Mammal: **lays eggs**
Birds and most reptiles: *wait, that's illegal*
XD
That's a good comment ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Uh there’s one fly that give birth not egg
😂😂
@Tony995 nobody notices me? No it’s that I notice myself
Why can’t we watch these types of videos in school, There are facts and they are pretty fun to watch instead of those boring vids
My school watches TED-ED
@@Jess-sw4yt good for you
if it was shown to you in school you would probably find it boring too
Imran Rahani why
be grateful sis
'Pausing pregnancy' when do we get the latest update?
It came with the last Oceania patch. They had a bug when installing, so it couldnt't apply to humans =/
IOS26
EkZac #DetonaHard a TeirZoo fan I see
Too bad placental mamals can't do that! It seems we carry longest and experience harder births than the others for bigger brains.
Update with security patch is coming soon 😂😂
I like how casual the voice is when it says "one of three vaginas"
well it is an informational channel, basically. They're probably used to saying things like that.
vagina hehehehehehe im 12 btw
Must Know Fact!!----Male kangaroos have Scrotum in front of their penis.
Hmm, Imagine 3 dicks banging all 3 vaginas simultaneously
ONE OF THREE VAGINAS WILL DIE BY 20 AGES. HELP PREVENT PREMATURE AGE DEATH.
1:48 "of its mother's THICC fatty milk"
Emma Sanderson
E X T R A
T H I C C
*_M O I S T AND C R E A M Y DRIPPING T H I C C MILK_*
+Charlie The Cartoonist Stop xD
Emma Sanderson *its
Ian Cabugsa lmao that's what I said
imagine getting pregnant young and you're just like:
oh yeah lemme put that on hold
Lol
We need this
Kangaroo: Oh don’t worry I just have three viginas It’s fine.
Ted Ed: Cool ok sounds normal.
Comments:
WAIT WHAT THE F-
80% kangaroo mom's 3 vaginas
I dont want to know what happens next
Hold up-
F- indeed 😏😏
Kangaroos have 2 dicks
The comments of this video:
95% Kangaroos stuff
3% platypus stuff
2% random stuff
@@user-nq2pf9vv5q right 😁😀
90% of kangaroo's vigeaina XD
That be awesome if humans or moms can pause the birth. My god.
Humans *or moms*
Two different species
@@andrezits9723 jajajajajjahahahaahahhuehuehuehuehuebwahahahahah
My dads a human but not my mom
Humans or moms?!!????!?!?😂😂
Teen gets pregnant and pauses the pregnancy for 5 years. Lol plays it would act as birth control too wouldn’t it as you can’t get pregnant while pregnant.
“Meanwhile in Australia”
Yeah, that pretty much sums up Australia.
T Jones A: Rude
B: you are not wrong
3: Still rude though.
I think a certain quote fits with this comment:
“Nice. Let’s be nice. We don’t have to go there. I mean you’re not wrong, but you didn’t have to say it. I mean good lord.”
yea it does
Marsupials also live in the Americas, after all that’s where they originally evolved, though there’s a chance they could also be from Antarctica
@@Kari-tu3fs am I the only one who think Australia is super cool for having all these diverse animals..
75% of the comments...
"Kangaroos have three vaginas"
(Aka a Trigina)
Sounds like something Michael Scott would say
Everyone gawking over the kangas trigina but I'm just amazed that Australia is the only continent with native monotremes and holds 70% of the worlds marsupial species. It's incredible how varied our continent is in fauna and flora
Johnny sometimes I tire of being a government rat with the sole purpose to make people believe I'm an "Australian" living in the made up "Australia" but then I remember that it will all be worth it when the new world order finally arises. So hail satan and a lovely day to you sir
kab00mination I'm heading back out to Australia in July, can't wait.
I'm pretty sure New Guinea has native monotremes too
+John Eckert The sheer size of your paragraph makes me wonder if you're serious. Although yes lots of the prisoners dies on board the ships due to disease and what not.
It truly is amazing kab00mination.
Whales drink milk?!
HOW CAN I JUST KNOW THAT
me too
@Kokkino..
yeah like flaminggo, penguin, and perhaps kiwi..🤔🤔
or whatever
WhALe M. I. L. K
Johann Fer flamingos penguins and kiwis aren’t mammals so they don’t feed milk to their babies, most birds actually throw up into their baby’s mouths to feed them
@Kokkino Gorgon and dimetrodon were synapsides..the class that would become mammals..and they arent classifed as reptiles anymore but proto mammals instead..as some paleontologist argue they were never true reptiles.
*and others*
Frog: am I a joke to you?
Why did Hayabusa left you
0 subscribers with no videos challenge Cause we never had a relationship and I don’t need a man to be a queen. Thank u, next.
0 subscribers with no videos challenge hanabi is too busy being the best ninja to give a damn
Hey you
Aren't frog amphibian
Sooo a whale is like a submarine when they're pregnant...neat
Well yes kinda of like a pregnant mom would
Bats would be airplanes then.
@@shrek7356 😂
And humans a car
@@_sammybhai5465 nah, I prefer giant flesh robot
comment section:
kangoroo's vaginas 90%
random comments 10%
I8acookie tru
Ikr
I8acookie true
True!
female kangaroo's have three vigana's? DAMN sex must be wild in the wild 😂
Lol kangaroos have 3 vaginas yet humans still beat them to having MMMF foursomes
Damn kangaroos must have 6somes
3 vaginas,but dude,only one hole
+Miguel cabrera castro don't crush his dreams
"sex must be wild in the wild" I CANT XDD
None:
Absolutely none:
TH-cam: hey bro do you want to see a video about mammals giving birth?
Dead
🤷♂️
Guys he used the Absolutely none: *meme* hahah *LAUGH* NOW
I'm guessing you said yes cause you watched the video
haha so funny wow very creative
meanwhile in Australia you can find a second type of Mammal Australians
why
HAHAHHAHA
I read this when she said it
Am I the only one who thinks of "Perry the platypus" every time I hear Platypus
No. I thought of Perry too.
sid r same
ALWAYS
snapseed a no. I dont think so. "Where's Perry?"
snapseed a your not alone
Dang Kangaroos are amazing! 3 vaginas and can hold their pregnancy! DANG!
Here's a man with some decent respect. Every other man is sexualizing kangaroos (insert cringe here)
Hailey Terminal your furry profile picture makes me cringe and no guy is actually being serious it’s a joke now get out of here before you are disendigrated by the sword of Athena the twerk god
General Thot slayer chill kid
@@Himathan lol
3:33 now imagine this:
"oh is just a one holed..."
*puts hat*
"PERRY THE ONE HOLED!?!?"
Meanwhile in Australia, where things are very upside down
Isn’t Australia always wacko? Only country continent, egg laying mammals, crazy accents, crazy lifeguards, venomous animals everywhere you look*, etc.
*not everywhere but there all over the place
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@@abowl5667 what
@@lionheart1295 flip your phone if you want to read it
@@abowl5667 Ahh I get it now,
225 litres per dayyyyy!! You've got to be kidding me that's a lot of milk
We should start domesticating whales instead of cows😀😀😀
A whale’s milk has the texture and consistency of yogurt, so you could not drink it normally.
Baby whale:gib meh som milk
@@randommemegenerator4369 You could eat it.
When I read this, I was going to comment that you're going to need a creature the size of a whale to make that much milk...
And then I realized this was talking about a whale.
Narrator : birds fish dinosaurs and other
Frog : :(
Synth Curie ikr !!!! 🐸
Newts:(
What?
But Are Said They Mammals?
It ain't easy being green.
Kangaroos are so good at the 100 babies challenge
lol yeah Sims 4 fan
Thanks TED-Ed!!! I loved this video!!!! I never knew the Platypus was a monotreme and it wasn’t alone! Very informative and fun to watch!!!!
"Three vaginas"
That made me laugh for some reason.
Also its pretty cool that they can pause their pregnancies.
You’re hot babe I’ll
When i heard "3 vaginas" i instantly knew the comments would be full of this😂😂😂😂😂😂
God: How many marsupial mammals do you want?
Australia: Yes!
Whelp...
"So Kanga, How many V@ginas do you need?"
1:55 MEANWHILE IN AUSTRALIA
Shay this did not age well
Wow I had no idea about kangaroos. And I didn't know there were more monotremes besides platypus. Very informative. Thank you!
why am i watching this i need to be doing my homework
illmakeuhowell same...
Write an essay about the three vaginas thing.
Shhhhhhh. Your learning....
If your homework is about science or about animals, add this thing to your paper. I bet your teacher will get amazed and give you an A+
illmakeuhowell same
I got sleep disorder and these videos keep me better at sleep by listening and help me to forget about my anxiety. Thanks for helping me!
I'm glad she mentions that the placental babies are alive before they are born 1:20
Ted-ed! Thank you for your always awesome and informative videos! Clearly a lot of smart and talented people involved!
Why don't we study that at Veterinary college here! :/ I'm sad and disappointed!
Zhigger A board meeting to yn ou by
emails from the UK
I was just wondering how ya.
I had that almost every year: first year Anatomy and Embryology, second year Physiology, fifth year Reproduction and Andrology, altough it was mostly a mention during the introduction lecture.
are you veterinary student friend if yes then please contact me this is my email h.alisindhi@gmail.com
@@duck0308 hiiii there, where did you study? I would like to check the place out
@@kalinatankova3578 University of Life Sciences in Lublin Poland. I wouldn't recommend it to a foreigner though.
Do a video about why all marsupials and monotremes are only found in Australia
Actually there are some of marsupials that live in North and South America, the opossums.
because marsupials and monotremes originally evolved in the americas but then crossed to antarctica to australia
Thanks for the replies folks
what about possums
I love your voice, it's clear and easy to hear. I understand almost your presentation.
It's impressive how humans learn all these. Respect to all the men and women who spend their lives gathering this type of information.
Wow kangaroos have three vaginas. Never knew that.
Alex Wang I did.
Caleb Griffin *Bestiality intensifies* hehe...
I used to be in to beastality, necrophilia and sadism, but I eventually realised that I was beating a dead horse...
Alex Wang same and I live in Australia
Azure Griffin omg you need help
i knew Ted-ed through my friend, he dowloaded many videos and never watch them, so am i , but now time to pass , so i need to gain my knowlegde to share to parents, friends or co-workers in the future. Thank for many useful videos
4:32 into the mammal kingdom
My biology teacher
*Its not a kingdom, it's a class*
Nicely caught
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species....... This is the order of classifying....and hence kingdom is different from class.
Very interesting and informative.
very interesting and informative comment
very something
Amen
not Vajj
I understand this far better than learning it from the teacher that always nagging me for failing to understand. Thanks Ted-Ed for this simple yet very easy to understand.
Teacher don't really do a good job at actually teaching. Half the time I have to read books or watch videos to understand certain things.
*Normally*
Mum in Labor: ahh.. take me to the doctor
(Suspense: *Thunder Storm raging outside*)
*If humans have the ability of Kangaroos*
Mum in Labor & Storm Raging outside
Mum: can you just put the phone down the phone hon, I need to put my baby on hold
I don't know why it's always thunder storm in movies
nice, that was pretty informative! Narrator has a pleasant voice, cute art style, and very clear to understand
If blue whale milk is thick, does that mean its MORE nutritious?
maybe its just a bit frozen because of the cold icy water
It has to be dense so the milk wont be lost to water
@Ibrahim Aqeel wut?
@@88marome 😂😂😂😂
seregelo Probably
Okay TED. Thx for your great videos but it's time to use metric system now!
well they did.
maxigoodvibes It's not that deep. Im from the uk and understand the imperial system fine
You're kind of right. In some videos they use both systems. But look at 1:40
You're right... Nevertheless, we can all agree that the metric system is more logic and used by most people. Looks like the future to me
how about stop being a bigot and let americans measure and talk how they want.
only in theory is metric better but in actual practice it's a nightmare to use especially for americans which buy things in bulk and need a unit of measurement that scales with how big their country is.americans should know cause they learn both in school and end up only using metric when they have to which is mainly when dealing with foreigners not because it makes measuring things easier.
Imagine being able to pause pregnancy...😂😂
so cool
Thank you for that lession
2:20 But kangaroos don't have legs at birth. Only small nubs (the picture has legs)
Noobs?
Run Red rocket, RUN!
I'm your 100th liker here & bye.
I still remember the look of confusion on a friend's face when I told him whales are mammals, need to breathe, and produce milk.
Tsavorite Prince Obviously.
You're brain dead for not knowing that mammals don't touch water - they're all either big fish or mythical creatures.
there are 4 ways, actually... the 4th one is "Caesarean section"...
C-section babies were never born, they were removed by surgery
@@albertoamador9807 Wut. They were removed by surgery, and in that moment, they were born.
That’s a placental birth
@STEPHANIE ESQUIVIAS (Student) me too lmao
"Okay okay interesting" 2:28
"Yes- what? Three???"
LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!
David Sustaita me too
David Sustaita +
Had an argument with a creationist the other day. He genuinely said "it takes more faith to believe in evolution than God. How does a T-rex evolve into a human? Seriously, how does a spider turn into a human. I mean C'mon..." 🤨🤣
Nothing says that the old testament is exactly the way they say it. The old testament (If your not a Christian it's the first part of the bible, before jesus) is more metaphorical than literal. So I have no opinion on the subject.
@@firestar-fz2rw Protestantism was founded by henry the 8th because he was tired of the Pope and wanted more wives. And the only reason it is now considered metaphorical is because people began to understand reality more and realised the bible didn't fit. So they moved the goal posts. Christian's nowadays just throw out the homophobia and slavery advocation and keep the bits they like. Such a hollow and fickle belief system.
Always nice when they admit that faith is a bad thing.
It's awesome! For learning or just enjoy, too!
Wow, I didn't know they were THAT small at birth ;O so awesome~
You were literally a cell when you were fertilized!
I wish I was a kangaroo, their giving birth seems really painless
Yes ssss
And 3X the period?! No way sis 👀
@@greenergrass4060 uff the pain.... gosh dammit
Marsupials in general, plus kangaroos have 2 uteruses, so they could be pregnant forever, but since it’s painless then it wouldn’t really bother them
@@greenergrass4060 they don't have periods, their blood stays there for the next ovulation
This channel has made me more curious about the world and things I never knew I was interested in....Thanks Ted Ed....☺️☺️☺️
This was posted on my birthday !! ❤️
This video really helped me in my life science class. I'm working on a presentation about the three groups of mammals, and this really helped!
The miracle of life is truly amazing.
Plus weird and cursed if you think about the breeding thing..
Thank you. This question kept up all last night
What a beautiful video! Congrats
i love watching these kinds of vids at 12 am
One of the best videos of TED-Ed in my opinion...
Thanks for the education.
The majority of the world: Yeah our mammals just give birth to live young
Australia: OUR MAMMALS HAVE THREE VAGINA'S AND LAY EGG'S
I think you guys do a great job with the graphics and narration. Really great as a teaching tool
I DEFINITELY LOVE TED-ED! Such great animations and information goshhh we gotta thank you for your work!
Love the visuals!
By far a knowledgebl vedio
There are marsupials in South America too!
Yeah, but Australia has most of the marsupial species that currently exist on Earth.
sion to you. You8 h
Yeah like 3 Australia has over 70% nobody cares about South America anyway
South America has about 80 species of Opossum and a couple other things like the monito del monte. Not as many as Australia but it's more than 3.
Jessietail sub species not species there are 1 species of marsupial and 80 sub species
that was amazing! Thank you TED-Ed for making videos like this. you guys are awesome.
i am fascinated with this information .
Nice explaination with cartoon ,easy and well understood
Your vids are very interesting and factual AWSOME
kangaroos are out of this world!!
Ted-Ed intro gives me chills lol
Fascinating
i'm imagining knuckles the echidna punching his way out of an egg and i love it
We actually studied this in 4th grade. I remember them now. Thanks to this. ; )
Wow! Super cool! Thank you
Nobody:
Me at 3 am: oh that's interesting
Can you do a video on why humans have different accents
Because not all people are the same
For the same reason we have different languages: language is in constant evolution, but not in the same way everywhere. When the phonetics of a language change in different ways in two regions, the two regions have different accents.
@@felipevasconcelos6736 damn hecking einstein over here
frans gaming, your “explanation” is false. Our differences are the reason different people have slight variations of the same accent. We have different accents because random mutations become regional mutations by random chance, which leads to different regional accents when those mutations pile up.
Wait!So Blue Whales have milk to give to their children!?What the hell I did not KNOW that!
Well they're mammals so of course they make milk
KgGamer088 what exactly did you expect? Whales are mammals.
This illustrations are so cute😊
How do the placental and marsupial animal classes have similar animal species if they evolved separately way before these animals could have similarities?
(both classes have flying squirrels, for example)
Imagine having only one type of mammal in your country.
We Australians have 2.
3
We call it “bizarre” that monotremes lay eggs, but we are the oddballs as placentals/marsupials. Eggs are the default.
This is so educational
the amount of times our class have watched this video for online class
Has anyone else been told their whole life that platypuses are the only mammals that lay eggs?
yes I was told that.
2:54 they can pause their pregnancies?! 😧
I love listening to this women's voice!
This is actually rlly interesting