Birds that Hibernate in Lakes?!
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- Herein we explain that birds do not hibernate in lakes, do not migrate to the moon, but DO go on very unique journeys, which we humans have learned about in a variety of ingenious manners.
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REFERENCES
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Preuss, N.O. 2001. Hans Christian Cornelius Mortensen: aspects of his life and of the history of bird ringing . Ardea 89(special issue) : 1-6 .
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First banded bird recovery in Africa:
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Discoveries with satellite telemetry:
--bar-tailed Godwits fly non-stop over the Pacific, from Alaska to New Zealand, a 7000 mile journey at an average speed of over 35 miles per hour, in about 8 days
[www.nature.com/scitable/knowle...]
Eagle migration tracking:
www.raptors-international.org/...
Arctic tern, longest migration:
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www.pnas.org/content/107/5/207...
Ancient Migration theory:
www.uh.edu/engines/epi2228.htm
www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/bi...
Bar-tailed godwits:
www.nature.com/scitable/knowle...
Bird Migration: A General Survey By Peter Berthold
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Bald Eagle tracking: www.raptors-international.org/...
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Is something weird going on or did this ~6 year old video just get a comment 4 hours ago?
@ComputersandJava ikr I think that they are pin commenting this on all his vids lol
Why would I want to become a patreon member of a channel that LIES in the title? :-P
. migration of birds happens because following the Sun
- Sun south they south
- Sun North they North
but on Flat Earth not on nonsense Globe
Why would I pay people who are trying to clickbait me? xD Buger off
I see I'm not the only person who clicked on this video thinking that we were going to be learning about birds that hibernated under ice. The disapointment is real
I taught just the same as you
im also disapointed
Me, too.
I was thinking the same thing but definitely not disappointed
Yes me too
What if all arctic turns are actually in a loop of
"OH GOD ITS WINTER HERE! I NEED TO GO BACK!"
and by the time they get to the other pole they're like
"OH GOD ITS WINTER HERE TOO! I NEED TO GO BACK!"
Useless Fox Made me chuckle. Would be rather awful - you make an unbelievably long flight, finally arrive exhausted at your destination, then find you've missed spring and have to go back.
Useless Fox you have to go back
Useless Fox that was as useful as ur name m8
lmao
Useless Fox LOL
Fun fact. It was first suggested that birds migrated as far back as the early 19th in Germany when they found a stork with an African hunter's arrow in its neck. It was called the "Pfeilvogel", and the stuffed specimen still exists in a German museum. I found this out in QI.
This video: "birds that hibernate in lake"
This video 5 seconds later: "no"
Everyone with a working brain before even clicking: this has got to be something silly...
@@terryfuldsgaming7995 everyone with a good brain why is this in my recommendation
So about those birds hibernating in lakes....
FlintSparked 52 likes posted 4 years ago and not a single comment..... Enjoy your 52 likes!
5 years now :/
@@CreatorsHubCreates he has more like than your comment lol
Now 6
My comment is just ambiguous and old enough that even I'm not sure what my intent was at this point.
Slightly disappointed that this didn't alter my view of how life works on earth by actually being about Birds that Hibernate in Lakes.
Yeah. Title: "Birds that Hibernate in Lakes". Second sentence: "Birds do not hibernate in lakes."
Thanks?
General rule of the internet. If a headline or title asks a question (usually with an exclamation mark or in all caps), it is probably not true.
TheyCallMeGawd seriously
yeah you gotta love clickbait titles
It's called "clickbait"
"The Great Snipe" must be pretty good with the AWP
Indeed
All of the developments in avian migration research...quite amazing. I really enjoyed this.
Holy crap! Migrating from arctic to antarctic!? It takes me all the energy I have just to drive 10 minutes to work.
Hahaha, I hope you have a low energy job then ;)
Am I the only one disappointed that there aren't actually any bird species that hibernate at the bottom of frozen lakes? Talk about a misleading title! I was really interested in hearing Minute Earth explain how those birds managed their air supply. : (
same here 😑
its a bait title
No, I'm smarter than that.
Same lol
LuigiGodzillaGirl same😔
I am happy to share this channels' videos with my son. They are very intuitive and seem as if " why? hadn't I know that already" all the while, well done!
Wow. I really really find this so interesting. Obviously like most I've been aware about bird migration but it's really impressive. Especially the Arctic Tern .... mind blowing
Flying from north pole to south pole. Bruuuh, those birds be hardcore!
Flying from the Equator to the Equator is waaay easier. Feck it, just walk.
+Massimo O'Kissed Sarcasm?
(0_0) and we complain about things in life. DAAAAAAAAAAAAMN.
Paul Magnus Sørensen-Clark Some travel 8000 miles.
The Exploited
The snipe is also where we get the term sniper from. Originally, people who could successfully hunt them were dubbed snipers due the fact that the bird is easily startled, spooked, ect.
Thanks so much for creating & sharing this! Great info, cute art 🌈
That music at the end was so delightful!
im still pretty sure they fly to the moon..
+Frosty. you're absolutely wrong, I am pretty sure they are mostly migrating to sun .. cause it is always summer there !
+Jean Maanviss Wtf lol XD
+Frosty. Wrong. They are migrating to Tau Ceti to raid the space station NSS Exodus.
+Frosty. News flash! birds have evolved rocket boosters
Bird people fly to the moon, birds just fly..
"Birds that Hibernate in Lakes?!" Kind of a misleading title... :(
I know right??!
+justin wood clickbait. it's a good video and a good channel, but you gotta have something to make people click on the video!
Alot of stupid people will see the title and take it at face value and think its a fact. Clickbait is bad in all its forms. Stop it Mr. Minute Man.
+Mote of Dust Aka Henry Reich
birds fly in their sleep. the true true they do.
Excellent I learnt so much. I loved the picture of the birds sleeping under water.
Woah! Increadible! Thanks for sharing this amazing knowledge on migratory birds!
I don't know, that picture looks pretty legit, I don't think the illustrator was lying about pulling a net load of swallows from a lake.
It's just that morons came to the conclusion that they were hibernating.
Last Part:
A small flight for Arctic Terns, a huge migration to birdkind.
Geometry Dash GCDarkGGG Well Neil Armstrong didn't say mammalkind... so its more like Ternkind imo
One small step for bird, one giant leap for birdkind
I just absolutely love your videos!
This is one of the most educational channel I have ever seen
African swallows or European swallows?
i dont know
*fly away*
+Sean Lauder NI!!!
+Sean Kauder an unladen one
+RoCKET When their in Europe their African swallows..when their in Africa their European Swallows?? :)
misleading title
It got you to watch it, didn't it? :)
I would have watched it anyways. That is why I am subscribed. I'm just saying that with a title like that I expected that there was some discovery that would be really interesting, but no he was just trying to get views.
Did you see the question mark at the end of the title? Usually if its on a video it means that its not true, and minutephysics is not about getting views, its about giving factual information to his audience.
DrSpace yup
Your channel is amazing!
I got this recommend but clicked on my own on the 1st pop up! Worth it!
The Great Snipe must be the best quickscoper.
yup. i heard a story about one of them hitting Apollo 13's oxygen supply with a coconut armed with a banana.
World record for highest kill streak via sniping in COD, battlefield, and battlefront!
fyi he was spotted using aimbot
true
#noscope
What if the birds are secretly training for space travel to colonize the moon?
DUN DUN DUUUUUUUUUUN
We know so much about this world; it's simply astounding to me.
Though we have much to learn, what we do know is still arguably impressive.
That light + time recorder is a really clever idea.
#MisleadingTitle
Not really misleading m8 your stupid to think that's true.
+iiDestiny shush child
Teal Tabby ok my father
For dummies.
*clickbait
I'm a little disappointed that you didn't include a short note about the Rostocker Pfeilstorch. It was a stork that returned to Germany in 1821 after a successful migration with an African arrow (as in bow and arrow) stuck through its neck. It was the first real evidence of long distance migration.
Just because a bird has an african arrow in it, dont mean it has been to africa, could been a german who brought bow and arrow from a trip in africa back to german and then tried to kill a stork. So they couldnt possibly have proved it really was from africa back in 1821. To many variables for being "real evidence".
Dont misunderstand me now, I dont mean that the Rostocker Pfeilstorch is fake, i just meant that, if you lived back in 1821, how could you have proven it really was from africa.
You know there's a difference between proof and evidence, right? It didn't prove beyond a doubt that the bird had flown from Africa, but it gave some important clues and set some wheels into motion.
Fake or not, the finding of the Pfeilstorch (arrow-stork - which is real by the way) marks the beginning of the ressearch on birds migration. I've seen him among others, younger findings of storks, hit by african arrows....
Amazing how these birds fly so fast and so far!
Wow! this was a truly mind blowing video!
WHAT DO U MEANBIRDS DONT GO TO DA MOON
birds have been to the moon before humans bruh i seen it my own i eyes in my past life
I'm a bird and I can confirm we go to the moon during holidays. Dumb humans never figure anything out
Ahem is there any air in the moon?
Plus if we can't survive on the moon then bird can't to!
So the scientists had to go out and recapture the snipes? If I was a scientist, I might be a little mistrusting of being told to go out into the woods and look for them.
lmao what?
@@darkithnamgedrf9495 A “snipe hunt” is an old prank that consisted of telling someone to “hunt a snipe.” The joke was that snipes don’t exist and so the person be told was being sent on a wild goose chase.
High site fidelity is common in birds, meaning they return to the same wintering and breeding locations year after year. Also, birds are usually captured passively using large mist nets and not by people chasing them around with butterfly nets as the video may suggest. Recapturing birds is more feasible than you might think.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful knowledge
After he said snipe all i could think was "here snipey snipey" and Russel laying out chocolate for Kevin in Up
The tie-in at the end of every episode makes me giddy with enjoyment.
You can tell that the people at 1:44 are smart because they wear glasses.
Omg, thank god for this video! When I put my bird in his tank he seemed to thrash around a little then go still. I thought he was dead but now I know he is just hibernating.
I was blown away by the Great Snipe.
This one is really good, thanks.
Came to learn about birds hibernating under water, learnt something.
Still disappointed :(
Wow that was informative, thanks for sharing.
I find it extraordinarily difficult to believe that no one could figure out that the enormous flocks of birds they saw flying south during the fall were migrating to winter nesting grounds in warmer climes.
These videos are just so relaxing. I love watching them after a hard, stressful day, the music puts your mind at ease. And it's really good education too. One of the best channels on CZcams!
Birds are amazing in ways I never knew.
They are worthy heirs to the crown of dinosaur awesomeness.
I find it wierd that the Tyrannosaurus rex is a chicken. ;-;
I love your videos, so glad I'm a sponsor. 😀
Great video MinuteEarth!
Btw, I'd love to read that pamphlet about birds flying to the moon. Do you have any clue how to find it? Thanks a lot!
How the fuck did that Bartailed bird fly and not sleep non stop for 8 days?!!
+Ali Makaveli Lots and lots of coffee.
+Ali Makaveli They fix their wings in position and allow air currents rising up from the sea to keep them up.
+Ali Makaveli Is it not obvious? Whatevs
They can sleep while gliding, it's sorta like sleep walking
+Ali Makaveli Birds actually can rest one half of their brain while still carrying out basic functions like flying with the other, so they trade resting halves, so they technically are "sleeping"
The final version is impressive.
Good one Ever and Henry :)
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0:51 is the first time I heard people talk about my home country on CZcams. I’m impressed.
Some days ago, We found a dead banded bird from Finland (it had something about level 2 students on it's ankle) dead in Nigeria.
This video dedicated to Holden Caulfield
Even though ducks weren't even mentioned
LOL! To those who didn't get it, this is a reference to famous novel 'The Catcher in the Rye' (by J. D. Salinger), where the protagonist (Holden Caulfield) spends a big while wondering about where the birds go when the city's lakes freeze.
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I can't believe I didn't get that until you mentioned the catcher in the rye.
The time daylight occurs and how long the day lasts to measure coordinates, brilliant!
This video was VERRY interesting! Ty!!!!!
Yeah Hungary here since we and our migrating storks were mentioned. Let me just seize the opportunity to mention that the hunting of these migrating birds is a problem. Many of them don't make it back come next spring and that's an issue that needs to be addressed.
You know these birds are some of the best known here in my country. Usually villages have stork nest wheels up on utility poles, above electryc pylons or lamp poles or chimneys of old family homes. These stork nest wheels are there to help the birds nest upon them. In springtime it's a joyful sight to see the returned storks raise their hatchlings up in their nests.
Do you know what a sad sight is? Seeing an empty stork nest.
Knowing they were hunted down and didn't make it back from wintering in the south.
Here's some cool stuff: Webcam broadcasts of stork nests in Hungary maintained by the Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society. The webpage after the link is not in English, but it's a list of addresses also marked on an embedded Google map. Just open the collapsing sections and it even says in English where you have to click to see the live feed. www.golya.mme.hu/index.php?p=webcam
Bah, science. Very, very disapointing, that business about no swallows sleeping under the ice of frozen lakes. Next you'll be claiming that hummingbirds don't migrate on the backs of geese. Hrmph.
Hummingbirds actually invented geese. They are how they get to the moon without suffocating. So they are actually inside the geese,not on their backs.
I really enjoyed this, thanks a lot!
same here!
Thanks for the video.
It only took 7 and a bit years, but I finally got the recommend !
What a misleading title...
Well, that's how you reel people in to get views, its called being smart.
John Srtunk It's called, "Against CZcamss rules" and "we can flag the video for it" it's not "smart" it's just shows you only care about money, and don't give a fuck about your viewers.
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Exactly, I couldn't have said it better myself. Almost as bad as making ten second videos. I think he stopped because he realized you can't make money on them.
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It isn't misleading, he asked that question and answered it. Then expanded and explained. It takes longer to do the latter since you need more information. He also came back to one of the points he made at the end.
Just because you assumed, doesn't mean it was misleading.
Also, who were you quoting?
How is the title misleading? There is a "?" in the title. Like saying, "How can people believe this?"
"But as far as we know they haven't gotten there yet."
That's science in a nutshell. Even the most ridiculous idea is not completely ruled out. I like that.
Aaron Cubitt But do they really?
BlueCorsair lmao there is quite a bit of truth to that
Exactly. There's a movie named "Einstein and Eddington" in which Eddington does an experiment that proves Einstein's theory. Eddington presents his evidence to a room full of 'scientists', a lot of whom are offended by it and at the end angrily leave the room because the new ideas completely mess up their existing world view.
A REAL scientist is open to new and seemingly ridiculous ideas even if it opposes everything they thought was real. The goal of science should be to adjust our belief system to match reality, not the other way around.
Fun fact: The arctic Tern is the bird featured in the Japanese cartoon (or is it anime?) Future Boy Conan, which is based on the novel The Incredible Tide. And Tiki (the bird's name) logs in quite a few thousand kilometers going back and forth during the proceedings of the series.
Just recently, another tagged Bar-tailed Godwit was tracked from Alaska to Tasmania. Did the trip in 11 days non-stop.
These are the kind of videos that makes my day ... Amazing research man.
Great video!
love how back then there theories on things they didn't really know about just did The Most
2:02 mindblown. I had struggled with that since a child to realize that I didn't need that much researxh to really get it
It's too bad the birds aren't collecting frequent flyer points.
2:52 there is a mistake,
Birds have BEEN to the moon far before stars, it's just humans don't know of it(expect for me).
But they would die going there..
No air, its frozen cold. And how would they get past the atmosphere?
I thought the first indication of land migration was when a stork (or similar bird) was found with a spear from a far away country through its wing, I can't remember the exact details, I'm sure if anyone is interested they could find out more on here.
Our country has many visitors year-round because its always the same here in Sri Lanka except it rains in December.
I had no idea that migration was such a recent discovery
Those Bar-Tailed Godwits must need one heck of a nap when they land.
Certain Butterflies were also tracked like this back in the days (to see where they migrated to).
As long as the tracker doesn't weigh more than a coconut then a swallow could carry it
Only if it grips it by the husk.
Mark Contini ;)
Woopty Do are you suggesting coconuts migrate
😂😂
but what kind of swallow?
That light-based geolocator is a really slick hack. I'm curious why the company that makes it hasn't branched out to other uses for the tech.
Still one of my most favorite Minute Earth videos ever!! :-)
Right up there with poop transplants. ;-)
2:27
"And what sound do those make?"
"Backstreet Boys."
If you know the reference, call me.
2:16 Wait, wait, wait. So... SNIPES ARE REAL?!?
Where do you think the term sniper originated, genius?
Poor Russell...
DekuStickGamer i KNOW right?!?!
+Mia King Why wouldn't they be?
Paul Magnus Sørensen-Clark Because snipes have been used to trick campers, scouts and other kids during activities and initiation rites for decades. The adults would tell the children to go into the woods and bring back the vicious, toothed birds in order to pass the test/rite/activity. When the kids failed to bring back the bird, the adults would have a good laugh and the kids would discover they had been duped.
Then the kids would feel a bit embarrassed at being so silly as to believe that such a fantastical bird could actually exist. Since so many people don't think snipes exist (or at least they don't really know what the bird looks like), a bunch of random and crazy attributes would be given to the bird in order to scare the kids and make it more difficult and exciting to try to complete the challenge.
Space Birds the movie
nice art work i like it :D
That's incredible!
Space birds!
Oh, those adorable helmets!
Birds that Hibernate in Lakes? Sure! Never heard of the Submarine Finch or the Periscope Pelican?
nice video,beyond all,pretty comfy
Amazing!
according to Colin Mocherie, the arctic tern's cry sounds a lot like its shouting "BACKSTREET BOYS!"
i like chickens
XxYoDadaxX
Yeah, I really love it when they migrate to my BBQ.
I like trains...
amante pensanta I like turtles!
Matthew Barroso Only if they fly around with sparks shooting out of their ass
amante pensanta damn you beat me to it by a day :D
You forgot to talk about using stable isotopes to estimate the migration patterns!!! It's much more current and accurate.
Wow! Amazing!
Really like this video!
1. Nature is freaking amazing
2. Science is freaking amazing
Bia Zarr ....3. ...I'm freaking amazing
zaggaona
I was going to type the same thing!
4. Space is freaking amazing
@@Private.R iuerhgurehuge
My buddy took me on a snipe hunt one time. It was a lot of fun!
its amazing how much kinetic energy can be converted from the chemical energy in food.