The Surprising Ways Brains Actually Evolved (It’s Not What We Thought)
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Top Comments (10)
Wow, I had no idea intelligence has already evolved on Earth. Will have to look for it some time.
I love the diversity of topics you cover.
Neuroanatomist/Cell Biologist teaching at a University here: you do a wonderful, great job on educating us on the latest concepts in science! Thank you!
This is quite possibly one of the greatest YouTube channels on the platform. LOVE IT. So many beautiful people here too.
octopuses don't like social systems because they are a social system aha
One of the most interesting things I got from this video is that proteins fold our DNA so that genes that may be far apart on the DNA strand are placed close enough together that they can efficiently work together. I never realized that this is one more benefit of having chromosomes made of both proteins and DNA.
You are better than any science magazine I would be able to understand.. You cover all the topics that interest me. Thanks!
You know what Mr Petrov, I have learnt more from you than I did from school and that Sir is a fact, weird thing is I have got to be twenty years older than you, as long as you are here on YouTube (and I am alive of course) I will be one of your many subscribers thank you very much for your tutelage.
Hi Anton Thanks for the episode mate
The funny thing about octopuses is that, while they really don't like each other, they can easily become friendly towards, and attached to human caregivers. Interesting animals.
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Top Comments (10)
Wow, I had no idea intelligence has already evolved on Earth. Will have to look for it some time.
I love the diversity of topics you cover.
Neuroanatomist/Cell Biologist teaching at a University here: you do a wonderful, great job on educating us on the latest concepts in science! Thank you!
This is quite possibly one of the greatest YouTube channels on the platform. LOVE IT. So many beautiful people here too.
octopuses don't like social systems because they are a social system aha
One of the most interesting things I got from this video is that proteins fold our DNA so that genes that may be far apart on the DNA strand are placed close enough together that they can efficiently work together. I never realized that this is one more benefit of having chromosomes made of both proteins and DNA.
You are better than any science magazine I would be able to understand.. You cover all the topics that interest me. Thanks!
You know what Mr Petrov, I have learnt more from you than I did from school and that Sir is a fact, weird thing is I have got to be twenty years older than you, as long as you are here on YouTube (and I am alive of course) I will be one of your many subscribers thank you very much for your tutelage.
Hi Anton Thanks for the episode mate
The funny thing about octopuses is that, while they really don't like each other, they can easily become friendly towards, and attached to human caregivers. Interesting animals.