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Cardamine Hirsuta (Hairy Bittercress)
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Arabidopsis Thaliana
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The paper I was talking about:
Morphomechanical Innovation Drives Explosive Seed Dispersal
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(Hofhuis, Hugo, et al. "Morphomechanical innovation drives explosive seed dispersal." Cell 166.1 (2016): 222-233)
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So we are at least as good as pretty Grandma's??? Sweet!!
@@InvadersDie Not sure what your comment tells me about Destin, and …
Unrelated but could you do an episode on Supersonic Ice? Supposedly a bizarre form of water that may exist all over the universe. It's described as "a black and hot form of water" making up the bulk of icy planets.
hey destin, what is that software used to calculate speed of seeds?
There is a similar plant found in different parts of Asia that explodes violently when in contact with water 💦 and pop like a small cracker, this mechanism might be so when it rains the seeds will have a better chance of growing its seeds . I love this video !! :)
Edit - Ruellia tuberosa
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet" has got to be the most nonsensical completely perfectly descriptive description ever.
He said that and I was like "omg, that's exactly it!"
Scientists everywhere
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The first time in the history of the universe, that those words were uttered in that sequence, and yet it IS a perfectly descriptive description.
4:54
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet" *Car starting noises*
I just love the idea of a guy filming grass with a high speed camera.
I love the idea of someone spending months designing and building an unpickable lock only for it to be picked with a pocket knife.
Oooh Richard that’s low man
Like the old saying of about as much fun as watching the grass grow, but with actually interesting information.
Yeah, but ur vids are good af
@@sepez madlad
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet!"
*Destin's wheezing laugh*
This needs to be a shirt
That quote is amazing
4:58
* Those are really tiny grass seeds, so even a breeze could set them off, crazy! Never heard of those slap bracelets. *
So good. Also really revealing his age
As an End Stage Renal Failure patient who spends a lot of time in a Dialysis chair it's this guy and some other Podcasters that have kept my mind from atrophy. Thank you so much for doing this. Not Discovery, History or even PBS does long form exploration with the accumen and depth that you provide. Dig it man, keep it up. You're doing humanity a service. A most worthy cause.
Hope you are doing well 🙏
Hey, please take care🙂
God bless you
I hope you're still doing well, or improving renal system wise, but I really just wanted to say that's a GREAT attitude to have about learning, AND, it's basically true that if you're occupying your downtime with the dialysis in this way, listening or watching informative and _interesting_ content, you are exercising your _brain_ at the same time in a very healthy way. Hope it is working out all around, and, _keep_ _coming_ _back!_
Ahh... of course. The reverse banana-peel slap bracelet. Classic
Heyyyyyy wats up
Hello fellow nerds
You say that almost like "Maxwell Smart" would. Excellent! (bill and ted reference)
@@jum5238 yep
Textbook🤔
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet!"
I've never heard a more confusing, yet strangely accurate description.
@@tahunuva4254 hmm...wth
@@busimagen Congrats, you made it weirder 👍
The laugh though! 🤣😂😂
I couldn’t breathe after hearing that lmao
I laughed pretty hard at that one, the way he said it like he was discovering electricity. I love his enthusiasm for discovery.
I just wanted to tell you I really appreciated the beginning of this video. The way you enthusiastically said you wanted us to learn together before excitedly sharing what we were doing. I felt like I was spending time with the dad I never had. Just wanted to say some people notice, appreciate that stuff. This was an amazing video! I learned a lot. (:
What I find amazing is how many different plants evolved basically this mechanism. There's some up here called jewelweed that does the same thing. It's a really pretty plant, but walking near a bush of it is weird when it's full of seed cause a whole bush will just kinda explode seeds everywhere if you bump into it. There's similar spring mechanisms in a few other plants as well I think. There's a type of tree with exploding seed pods that are really spikey if memory serves.
Yeah I've always called them a touch-me-not. But I remember loving touching them as a kid and when I finally figured out how they worked I was blown away. This video just came up on my feed and the first thing I thought of was oh it's like a touch-me-not
There's a kind of cactus called the Cholla that shoots out spikes when there is a disturbance near it. I dont know if this is the same kind of mechanism but its still pretty similar.
Yo I just found your channel yesterday and fell in love, and now I see your comment only 13 days ago on a year old video I decide to watch today? I think it is a sign to go watch more of your videos. Keep up the great work man :D
7:29 those 2 little bugs 😭😭😭💀
Also bird of paradise have peapod shaped pods that twist under tension, split in half and fling the seeds out sometimes 30 feet or so away.
Love the progression of using slow mo to find out how to film the slow mo. I feel like this is what high speed is all about. ❤️
I agree :D
Hello :D
hi
Hi Man.. Good to see you here too..
Las Malvinas son Argentinas
I can't get over how good the foley is on the slow motion. Well done.
Some of the most technologically advanced systems can be made from imitating nature. What we think originally is just a simple mechanism, turns out to be a perfectly engineered machine at play.
Yet people still insist random mutation and unguided processes are responsible for these engineering feats
@@mikeb1596 Because they are. If it were specifically and precisely engineered, it would be VASTLY different. Apparent complexity does not mean a greater force at play.
@@mikeb1596 yes, followed by the critical part which is the response of the natural world filtering out the changes which don't improve how well the living thing reproduces. Beautiful really, unlimited opportunities for change and a simple system that inevitably selects for the best ones without any need for a conscious designer or interferer
@@mikeb1596 Because it is random mutation. Weaker and less efficient specimens were not that successful at reproduction, and we got what we have now.
@@TheImmilky random mutation explains some edits in the existing genetic code. Random mutation does not explain the creation of the information processing system that allows mutation to even exist.
Random mutation doesn't explain the highly specialized chemical machines that are required for the adaptive nature of the cell to even function. It is nothing more than a cop out answer
"They smell like a really pretty grandma" is definitely the most wholesome endorsement I've heard this year.
He says thing like that and normaly moves on, that is the best part of it :D All thumbs up, man and as usual the like button too.
Benjamin Franklin agrees.
How does a ugly Grandma smell like?
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet" is a close second
@@cemafor1006 I can hardly believe how quickly he came up with that one!
"A reverse banana peel slap bracelet" is extremely faithful as a description.
This needs to be the official description of that natural phenomenon...
Exactly the comment I was locking for ahahahah
I busted out laughing as soon as he said it , it created the perfect visual .
@@dont2604 stop
@@dont2604 okay.
As a gardener who is *constantly* too late pulling this weed and is instead just dispersing its seeds for it, I absolutely LOVED this video. "banana peel slap bracelet" is not something I expected to hear today :)
Thank you for making this! So cool to see how unique something so small and overlooked can be!
Meanwhile all those weeds in the yard: "Business is BOOMIN"
StONks
"it's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet"
i've never seen a more scientifically correct statement
He should feel right at home among Astronomers.
Quantum physicists just use random words for new phenomenons all the time. Astronomers just call things how they are.
i thought it Was more like "reverse cucumber peel slap bracelet" but i get the banana peel is more intuitive.
More susprising how fast he came up with it...
It's the same reason he's an engineer. He's trained himself to break up complex things into a bunch of simpler things he can intuit really quickly
And funny sounding
I work in landscaping and this is a super cool concept to me. To think there could be grass going ballistic to spread seeds is both awesome and lucrative 😂. I'm glad I watched the video all the way through, I had fun. Great work!
I really enjoyed going on this exploration and appreciate your time and effort. The slow mo footage was amazing. Thank you.
Destin's Wife: "It's time to mow the lawn"
Destin: 7 hours and 1 slow mo camera later "I'm mowing the lawn I swear!"
Lol
Mowing the lawn with a pair of scissors from my knife. this kind of like Juan Valdez picking every coffee bean slowly by hand and twisting them off the branch. 😁
😂
"Mom, why is there a man out there filming grass?"
Oh, that's Destin, he probably found something neat and you'll see it in a bit.
"... and he smokes a lot of dope. He's just different."
Hi-speed camera watching the grass grow.
he has found the laminar grass and now filming it
I don’t think I’ve ever been this excited at slow mo shots of weeds spreading their seeds. This is amazing!
Love how genuinely exited you get from this pretty mundane, but also awesome event. Great Video :)
Aphid: seems like a cool place to chill
Also aphid: engage after burner
Aphid: I'll try spinning, that's a good trick.
@@moonrazk Now THIS is pod racing!
So god dam true
I was wondering if they are lice. Aphids, eh?
Also Aphid: ...To boldly go where no bug has gone before...
Bystander: “Hey Destin, what’d you do this weekend?”
D: “I watched the grass grow!”
B: (sarcastic) “ooo, sounds exciting.”
D: “YOU HAVE NO IDEA.”
He watched the grass *sow*, not grow. :)
4:54
"its a reverse banana peel slap bracelet"
**w H EE E E Z ZEE**
SmarterEveryDay is one of those example of how truly fun it is to learn about the world around us. Not in a classroom, not through tests and books. But through speaking, visuals, video, and talking to experts. Love the knowledge you give us.
Now would you say that the airflow generated by flinging those seeds off was turbulent? or laminar?
Lambulent flow for sure
GOT EM
Uh oh. This might get controversial but I think turbinar.
@@JD_13 only a simpleton would thing this is turbular. It doesn't take slow-motion or more than a third grade education to see how this is clearly, undeniably, lambulent flow
Turbulent, and laminar is smooth and more associative with stable flight, not object tumbling through the air.
I know you might be joking, but I really wanted to give it some thought.
"Mechanically disturbed", thank you Destin for being a person who never intends to emotionally disturb the local flora. Truly a wholesome being.
Hes triggering the grass
@End Censorship! It was a joke. Chill.
@End Censorship! chillll
@@matthewsaints350 it was not a fun joke ma bruddah
❝Mechanically disturbed❞ Dibbs on the band name!
always love your content and what you try to promote. always a treat and since as a kid I played with these a lot it was an interesting and informative piece of nostalgia XD
It's so cool you did a video on this. My wife and I had our first encounter with these things a couple years ago and we thought it was a bunch of bugs jumping around as we walked through the grass around our new house. Upon closer inspection, we discovered it was this very same plant. We had a fun time poking them to see them spring to life and fling their seeds around.
Some observations we made were that they only seem to "pop" when they were dry and not so much when they were green. So I came to think that the drying process would cause tension as the "flingy bits" shrank while other parts of the plant remained their usual size and once disturbed enough would cause the weak connections to break which would release the tension.
So happy to see your slow motion capture so I can get a better look at exactly what's going on. Thank you for making this video.
"So how did you get separated from your parents?"
Little red bug: "A random giant startled our reverse banana peel wrist slap bracelet house."
Here's the footage: 07:28
lol
"me too little guy"
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Little Red bug: "and that flew me off like 1000 bug miles"
"Ah. Me, I got distracted by a lamp."
So that scene at the end of "A Bug's Life" where they launch grass stalks in the air into each other to create grass seed fireworks is actually a thing. Pixar.
They're just the best.
Came here to find this lol this rocks
They really do take their research to that level, i remember nemo they not only made them go diving, they made them go diving in australia for accuracy.
I knew I remembered this from somewhere! lol
@@davidvickers8425 That's awesome
this is probably one of the best slow motion clips i've seen, thank you for this Dustin
How did I miss this one. This one has to be my favorite of your endeavors. There’s two weeks of follow up lessons I could teach my kids on this video alone. Angular momentum, agriculture, chaos theory, and downright silliness with the banana slap bracelet. Thanks!
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet!"
Destin is such a dork, and I love it.
I was looking for this comment, that made my day XD
It is!
It makes sense!
"It's a reverse, banana peel, slap bracelet."
Don't try that move yourself unless you've got some gymnastics training.
He jumped, did a backflip, and explained the exploding seed.
You also have to do the figure skater thing.
I don't think anyone else could make a 12 minute video about grass and keep me interested the whole time. I love that you point out the intentional design behind something so small and insignificant as a grass seed pod! Thank for doing what you do!!
Destin i have been a long time subscriber of your Chanel and I wanted to say i love the videos and I just wanted to say thanks for making this fun video. It made me smile. 😊
“They smell like a really pretty grandma.”
Stay away from my grandmother.
ok
You saying your grandma is hot?
Aidan Katzenberge No where in the comment was implying or saying that his grandma was hot lmao he used really pretty which is a big difference from hot
@@justdoit7471 r/whooosh
Destin has been on a nuclear sub under the Arctic ice. He has been granted an in depth tour of a rocket factory. He has access to a giant baseball air cannon and a spinning helicopter bat machine. If he wants your grandma, he gon' get her. And I'm 95% sure that snatch blocks will be used in some way to do so.
I have a lot of footage of various exploding seed pods. There are a surprising variety of mechanisms exploding seed pods use from different species. I've not seen the particular plant you filmed in this video.
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This is just arabidopsis :) The most popular plant in all plant research
Have you seen artillery fungus?
We used to see one in southern California that looked like a small plump pod with black or dark brown seeds along edges that ran the length the pods. When disturbed the pods would burst with a snap. The little black seeds would fly in every direction.
Capsella bursa-pastoris, or Shepard's purse is the most common in my area
The simplest little things can be so cool and interesting if you just slow down and take a closer look. I love these video topics! Thank you for sharing
I love that you get so excited over some thing that drives me crazy every spring I go out in my yard and try and pick these suckers before they’re dry enough to explode they will take over a patch very fast if not kept under control so during the spring I go out every day and pick as many as I can
Who would have thought watching exploding weed seeds would be satisfying.
If I smoke exploding weed seeds would it be like inhaling a live frag grenade?
@@JuanPablo-pg3vx no, but it might blow some weed out of the bowl ;)
Probably everybody
I honestly thought it was actual weed and not weeds
Sounds like a sadistic way to kill a pot grower.
"I want you to resist fast forwarding to the slow motion"
I feel attacked
Derek told me to watch your videos *years* ago, glad I finally did. This one is perfect too, a real gem. I really felt like I was along for the ride! When I was a kid we had a creek in the back yard and there were these tall, green plants with orange flowers and giant exploding seed pods that grew from its banks, really fascinated me as a kid. I'm going to look up what they are, not how they work
What a great way to find beauty and wonder in an ordinary thing and present it compellingly. I loved it. Thank you.
the irony of searching for credible sources with google is immense here
How so?
@@michaeld519 google is in court for censoring many different people from appearing on their searches. Both for google search and youtube itself. Tulsa gabbard is one of those people.
@@manofspeedster957 Gotcha. That thing where conservatives were suing because Google was blocking conspiracy theories, right? I thought you were implying that Destin wasn't trustworthy. I gotcha, now.
@@michaeld519 they blocked a lot of things, right and left. And they are protected under law as a platform, and are instead acting as a publisher. So that's where they are getting hit. Destin is just doing what he needs to continue making great content, he may not even be aware of this, so I dont hold him accountable haha hes good, google isnt
@@manofspeedster957 I see. I appreciate the explanation.
"Hey dad, what is that strange man doing in our backyard?"
"Oh son, he is just playing with our grass."
we've got some nice pfp right there ;-)
*It's Science at it's peak!*
The energy you have about this grass is the same energy I had when I found it. I laughed and giggled like a child.
That has got to be the best illustration of how this phenomenon occurs, wonderful work, thank you!
"My heart is beating fast because of grass seeds." Says the man who got excited over magnetic worms.
Never change Destin.
Who wouldn't get excited over magnetic worms lol
Knowing how the slow-mo sound effects are made makes this hilarious
Yeah he ruined it
@@MyfriendthinkheOJ How?
@@DrVolz he made a video on how slow mo sound effects are made and revealed the sounds of slow mo footage are made up
The closed captions are hilarious
"Distant popcorn popping"
Awesome shots. Thank you for the length you’ve gone through to display Gods craftsmanship.
I think most of us don't know what we don't know and that leaves us in a quandary about questions we don't know to ask. You have to have a real inquisitive mind to dig into a subject to get to those questions you don't know to ask. This is why your vids are such a blessing to those that maybe have given up on subjects that seem to hard to fully attack. Thanks teach.
"Morphomechanical innovation" is a fancy way for scientists to say: being shaped a funny way helps it do a fancy thing.
Is a cool phrase... wonder how long I'll need to sit on that til I get to use it in a conversation
Hudson: Is this going to be a stand-up fight, sir, or another bug hunt?"
Gorman: All we know is that there’s still no contact with the colony, and that a xenomorph may be involved.
H: Excuse me, sir, a what?"
G: A xenomorph.
Hicks:
It's a bughunt.
I didnt liked ur conment...bcoz i wanted it to have 69 likes
"understand I am going to say things that are wrong" your humility is an excellent example for many to learn.
'Refining your hypotheses'! Hail the Scientific Method!
What are the wrong things he said? Everything seems more or less ok to me
Destin, your sense of awe in the discovery of the things that we often overlook is inspiring. I can’t believe that I’m watching a video about grass with excitement. Thanks for being curious!
Hands fown the best video about grass ever made. Really. I am amazed at how entertaining a video about exploding grass could be. Awesome.
I have this stuff on the side of my house. I always thought it was bugs jumping at me lol
Same, few day ago. Like 100 stuff hit my leg, i was like wtf
Yoo had the same thing happen too,
Same
@@mrbane2000 noo way Same hahah 😂😂😂
Coworker in Hawaii on honeymoon were walking from the beach to the hotel after dark. They hoped the things brushing their legs were those seeds.
They remained hopeful until a passing cars headlights illuminated the cockroaches jumping when they got too close. She screamed, "They're not seeds they're cockroaches!"
“It’s a reverse banana-peel slap-bracelet”
- A what now???
Destin: Gets a banana and a couple of snap-bracelets..... Twangggggg!!!!!!
- Ohhhhhhh!!!!!!! It’s a reverse banana-peel slap-bracelet !!!!!
I swear, this was my brain 100% while he said that...
Surprised Destin owns two slap bracelets.
Yes, Destin. The ripe seed pods are under tension. ~ Everyone who saw these weeds when we were kids. 😆
I burst out laughing when he said that.
Classic
So glad I stable upon your content. I love learning new things and learning how and why it works. Love your Content. New sub.
I'm 49, and your videos really remind me of the PBS stuff I watched as a kid. 3-2-1 Contact was one. You made me feel young again. Thank you!
I hope Destin’s friend likes those weeds because his backyard is now COVERED with those seeds lol
Him: *touches the plant*
Plant: I've grown and waited my entire life for this moment.
@serdy ximi lol. I always wondered as a kid. Do you mean small seeds or the sharp ones that look like part of grain?
“Touch me and watch me explode with your touch.” Hahahahaha... these grass would work as a great analogy in flirtatious poetry. * ideas brewing * 😏
Her: Touches me
Me: Waking up, because it could have only been a dream
@@whuzzzup this is relatable on a whole different level.
My advice: marry as soon as possible bro. Be a nice, humble person and find yourself a nice, humble woman and enjoy the lawful fun of married people.
Ps: But don't do it from the backdoor, as this is disgusting and unlawful, not even animals would do that.
If you look closely you'll notice most of the pods don't 'pop'.. because the pods ripen at different intervals so as to produce a seed sowing 'period'. Were all the seeds to be released in one go, they would be less likely to find the perfect germination site as a more prolonged release.. so no, the plant has not been waiting for this moment, its simply a mechanical action that has encouraged a natural process along a little
So glad I didn't skip to the slowmo. It's so delightful watching you make these discoveries
I never thought I will be watching 12-minute video about grass and being totally fascinated. I love your dedication. Very nice video!
Destin's infectious enthusiasm for even the most seemingly mundane things is the best part of his videos
I can't agree more =)
I love how it went from “I can’t get this to focus” to “gorgeous slowmo shots” so quickly
Well, that might be just the editing? For all we know, he might have spend days fumbling before he got good.
@@MatthiasGorgens Well at the end he said he was there for 7 hours filming the grass and this video is no where near that long....
Thank you for doing this experiment. I moved to a new place last year and, this spring while trying to get the weeds out of the grass, ran into this plant. I didn't want to spread the seeds from all of the weeds in the grass so, very logically, cut the stems on which the seed pods were developing and moved them to a bucket. It worked for dandelions and other seed producers but this plant had me baffled. I finally brought out a powerful vacuum and vacuumed the seeds as they popped out. I'm still not convinced that I got a good percentage of them. Just touching the stalk triggers the whipping of the seeds - often in my face.
I have been a long time fan of SED and I am amazed that one slow-mo camera started all this. Now I am fascinated by grass seed hahahaha
"It's a reverse banana peel slap bracelet!"
LOL Someone put that on a mug or shirt!
Or a slap bracelet!
It has to be a brand new sentence never before said by any human being
That was the most accurate descriptive I have ever heard and seen
I honestly just blurted out in laughter at that sentence
Destin: "Resist the temptation to fast forward to the slowmo"
Me: *Was not tempted until that moment*
yep, literally can't resist now
I'm gonna call it before watching though, I think it's tiny springs or coils or something...
edit: kind of the exact opposite of what I thought XD
@@zwenkwiel816 no you were pretty close actually. If those reverse banana peel snap bracelets are under tension, they are quite similar to a spring, even if they don't have that corkscrew shape.
@@alexlawson4173 well yeah but I was imagining more like a rolled up spring or coil that would extend when it is set off but this is like the opposite since it contracts and rolls up. tension kind of goes the other way than I imagined
This grass has always fascinated me. It's on my property and as I groom the grass or weed whack I see and feel these seeds hitting my legs. I'm so happy you caught it on those cameras! Thank you. Your enthusiasm is definitely condoned considering my own curiosity about this grass.
That was super awesome!!! Never thought weeds were so captivating
“It’s a reverse banana peel slap bracelet”
Hmm.. how accurate 🧐
That's the scientific term 😂
Honestly I can't believe something so obscure and yet also uncontestably accurate popped into his head so immediately after seeing it. Film that one in slowmo lol!
@@Exayevie exactly 😂😂😂 wonderbrain
4:55 “It’s a reverse banana peal slap bracelet!”
man i love the guy!
Brilliant I tried and tried to film slow motion on the phone when I found this in Australia, I went for a look and I find myself back on your Channel. excellent!
4:55 "Reverse banana peel slap bracelet" made my scientific day x100 better
-stranger: "Hey what's your band name?"
-me: "Reverse Banana Peel Slap Bracelet"
-stranger: ....
-me: ....
I feel that's more of an album title than a band name.
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I feel this could be the next Rob Zombie album name.
Can we take a moment to appreciate that Destin intentionally delves into the scientific method to figure out something when he can just look it up? This is a true scientist!
No fun in looking it up!
I know it's 2 years after this was posted, but I gotta say, I love the purity of this video. It brings focus to the beauty and science of the little things that happen every day around us that we normally wouldn't take a second to think about.
I like that Destin made a video about intentionally not using a search engine and it got sponsored by Google.
"...eventually find out the mechanism for ejecting the seed..."
-Destin
wtfff lmao
“It’s a reverse banana peel slap bracelet.”
Destin Sandlin 2021
I love this format where you find a problem and walk through the steps to solving it.
you telling me not to skip forward to the slow mo encouraged me to skip to the slo mo.
I love how Destin shows us the *process* of his learning. That's by far the most critical part!
the "magnetic worms" video in of itself wasn't that interesting, but seeing the raw process of Destin seeing something and wanting to investigate made it a cool video. not everything starts as a fully developed story, sometimes you see something that piques your curiosity and you run with it, and Destin does a great job at that
This is one of those gems that induces a pure and well-deserved "Woah, that's awesome." Some dang cool grass
I remember when I was a kid my friends and I would look for these plants that had these dark looking pods that would explode when exposed to moisture and we would collect handfuls of it to throw in water to watch it explode and sometimes it would explode in our hands because of the sweat. Some kids would put it in their mouth and let it explode inside their mouths. It’s amazing to see how these plants evolve in creative ways.
Great capture! My kids and I enjoyed learning about this. They were curious about exploding seed pods.
It’s the scientific terms that make me love this channel
“It’s a reverse banana peel slap bracelet”
You’ve gotta get the jargon right if you’re going to be taken seriously as a scientist!
None of those quoted words are inherently scientific
@@skrimper Lol...woosh!
Destin is gonna regret this episode once his entire backyard is full of these things lol
That's how they got there in the 1st place
It was his friends backyard.
@@ElkStirrinTheHoney surely some of them stuck to his clothes and will fall in his backyard
More fun
Much like owning a boat, the best reverse banana peel slap bracelet is someone else’s reverse banana peel slap bracelet!
This actually HELPED me with my pasture grass problems!
We were having a LOT of weed problems, even on heavily grazed areas...
After seeing this, I went out and took a course broom/brush to my seed headed grass, and now 95% (by sq ft)
Is FREE from weeds, and has Dense Lush pasture grass!
That was a cool find today! Thanks for Uploading!
Unless Google blacklist or suppress you for "wrong think"
Google teaching me about civic information and journalistic ethics: THAT'S HILARIOUS
based
Ironic indeed. Google has been manipulating the information that people have been seeing on multiple major topics, with obvious bias. Most recently: a certain major infectious disease event. How are we supposed to evaluate the truth for ourselves when Google actively hides some sources for POLITICAL reasons?
That was my first thought, the master of misinformation, sponsoring an add on misinformation. Never saw that in history have we?
Thanks, this was a great supplement to our homeschool lesson on seed dispersal.
6:57 is a great shot!! "Reverse banana peel slap bracelet" is a PERFECT discription