How Life Changed on Earth After an Extinction Event 450 Million Years Ago
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Top Comments (10)
When you stop to think about it, you'll realise that our ancestors have survived every single extinct event.
Oh grandmama - what big fins you have!
After reset cows with tools will take over
I respect this channel but I cannot help myself in saying this; my grandmother used to spend hours in a bathtub full of water to the rim and she gave each and every one of her children fish names, could this be genetic?
"This is your grandma..." Surprisingly accurate! 🤣
8:26 It’s not that the dominant species are “weaker”. It’s that the species that were extremely well-fitted to their environment, would fail to adapt to the new one. Small generalists living at the margins with short life cycles (meaning those that mature and breed quickly) are more likely to be able to adapt after the reset.
6:58) closed caption shows that Anton just dissed everybody's grandma or something
"This old prehistoric fish is probably your grandma or something" 7:00😂
"Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth" ...
Hah! Dunkleosteos is your grandma! That bony-headed fish is the ultimate nightmare fuel.
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Top Comments (10)
When you stop to think about it, you'll realise that our ancestors have survived every single extinct event.
Oh grandmama - what big fins you have!
After reset cows with tools will take over
I respect this channel but I cannot help myself in saying this; my grandmother used to spend hours in a bathtub full of water to the rim and she gave each and every one of her children fish names, could this be genetic?
"This is your grandma..." Surprisingly accurate! 🤣
8:26 It’s not that the dominant species are “weaker”. It’s that the species that were extremely well-fitted to their environment, would fail to adapt to the new one. Small generalists living at the margins with short life cycles (meaning those that mature and breed quickly) are more likely to be able to adapt after the reset.
6:58) closed caption shows that Anton just dissed everybody's grandma or something
"This old prehistoric fish is probably your grandma or something" 7:00😂
"Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth" ...
Hah! Dunkleosteos is your grandma! That bony-headed fish is the ultimate nightmare fuel.