What Was Prehistoric Earth Like?
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00:05 - What Was Earth Like Before the Dinosaurs?
10:13 - What If You Lived in the Cambrian Period?
15:10 - What If Pangea Never Broke Apart?
19:02 - What If You Lived in the Devonian Period?
25:47 - What If Dinosaurs Never Went Extinct?
29:15 - What Was Earth Like in the Cenozoic Era?
37:20 - What If You Lived in the Paleozoic Era?
43:40 - What If the Titanoboa Lived Today?
48:35 - What If Earth Was Half Land and Half Water?
53:58 - What If the Argentinosaurus Was Alive Today?
01:00:22 - What If Giant Bugs Roamed the Earth?
01:07:47 - What If Mosasaurus Were Still Alive?
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It's also fascinating how the strongest apex predators are the least likely to survive extinction events, since they are always the most vulnerable to any collapse in the food chain. Smaller animals appear to be way more adaptable while the strongest almost never survive.
I think it's omnivores vs. Herbivores or carnivores.
Like hunter O'Biden... Weak gene pool.
Everyone saying they’re unsubscribing from an educational channel because he expressed his opinion are the same ones who call people snowflakes. Grow up. Get over it.
God forbid people have different opinions!
I mean if you claim to be an educational channel you can't openly be a biden boy and expect people to not unsubscribe. Ima still watch cuz i do what i want but those comments shouldn't shock you.
You need to grow up and get over yourself. He's just devalued himself and discredited himself; he's so degraded himself as to serve as pitch boy for a corrupt regime.
Simple, leave politics out of education
I will still watch because I love the content, but there is no need to bring political opinion in an educational documentary.
If dinosaurs had of survived the asteroid we'd still be rats.
ABSOLUTELY MY FRIEND ❣️
IMAGINE THAT 🤔🤨😲🤯🤫
Srsly
🤯🤯🤯
Mind blown
Uyiugiuyuyiyyi@@agridulce3532
19:44 when she said how long could you last? Got me feelin bro😂😂😂
So did u say 15 sec? 🫣
@@YusufTV wonderful now you not only know when but how long it took to make you
corny
Really cool compilation, such fascinating facts and worlds. Paints a good picture of prehistoric life.
We are all cells in a body of energy, your body has 30trillion cells, you are a universe to those 30 trillion cells. Just as how these solar systems are cells to cosmos
In the middle of Pangaea, rain was scattered.
Yep vast deserts actually sprang up because of the lack of established terrestrial plants as well as low amounts of water in the area due to the huge amount of area between the ocean and middle of the super continent. Eventually it balanced out more tho but it definitely created all sorts of weird climatological effects.
When ancient people found their fossils, they thought it was a dragon... so every ancient civilization has this dragon thingy
Great video, just crazy how much we still don’t know about the history!
Thanks for this knowledge ❤
this is a educational channel keep your politics out of here
My granddad said that they used to have a toilet at the end of the garden, no hot water and no internet - no thanks!
Your Granddad must be my age!
Just bc you are talking about the time period that Biden grew up in doesn't mean you have to mention him 😉
He just mentioned bidens program to aid the climate you'll be okay maybe go plant a tree
Right what a turn off
are those scenes from walking with dinosaurus? i loved that show as a kid.
Dimetrodon was NOT a lizard
25°C is already hot to y'all?😂 Here in my country 45°C is a normal one and we'd even be drinking hot coffee😂
Did anyone else loose audio around 45 min mark
Yup watching right now and tge audio just went out.
Yes right at the good part titanboa
mine is still out!!
2:45 for me.
I realise that adding captions to long videos/documentaries like this would be time consuming, but autogenerated is incredibly hard to follow along with given the inaccuracies and lack of punctuation. I’m assuming this channel could afford doing that, and that it would be greatly appreciated by deaf and hard of hearing folks (I am neither). And personally I would just love to be able to see the scientific terms spelled out, so I can do further research afterwards.
I hope you would consider this,
Anyways, I’m only 8 minutes into the video so far and enjoying it immensely, so thank you!😊
the proto-mammals are so interesting.
There was no terrestrial vegetation during the Cambrian.
There'd be no Wars because we'd all be in one nation
Civil war.
Civil war has entered the chat, rewandan genocide has entered the chat
Wanting to get a tattoo that represents this channel to say thanks for teaching me so much (I'm thinking about Pangia's outline)
Creatures were really huge back then.
This guy always has nice videos on CZcams but i just wanna say keep it up 👍😊
The earth is ever changing but we humans know exactly how to manipulate earth’s temperature: the global thermostat.
What If deserves more than 100 million subs.
How exciting that's the world is one continental
No devil running the world peaceful when Adam ran things for just a little season
We should not be going to mars, we should have interstellar fortifications. Such as asteroid cannons. So what ever threat heads to earth is eliminated
What happened to the audio at the 45min mark?
You just called where I lived a blue marble 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nope. The Apollo II astronauts were the first to say that...
Lived? Where do you live now? Uranus?😂😂😂😂
(sorry I just had to😅😅)
BRO DID I JUST READ THE PAST THEN
@@Link-on5bl yep!😁
Only the real ones remember living on Pangea ✊
Me personally I would survive all this
We are cells in the Milky Way, stand corrected
The cover photo is gorgeous .. I'd go there
Love what if videos❤❤🎉🎉
A bird sized cockroach is not okay
What if aliens drop all their sea animals in our home 😮
Are these long form vids compilations or completely new content
According to the timeline of earth t rex is closer to i phone than starting of life on earth
Shout to the camera who time travel to the past 😂
What did it look like pre-Pangea?
Philippines temperature now 45°c
You're a good story teller.😂
Yeah, until he started promoting Biden.
Dinosaur fossil will be shell less giant turtle.
What if the meteors that mentioned is called the visitors which is the space ship of annunaki hahahah
'The cutest of them all, cockroaches'
We wouldnt have this if one fish decided to leave the ocean😂
Nothing has changed in evolution, one man will still eat another just for his own gain or hunger.
Don’t get me started with mining earth
Did Safiya do the voice from minute 19th??
My mom thinks a 2 in lizard is Godzilla. 😂 a cricket is mothra.
The cutest of them all bird sized cochroaches😮
7:46 I say cynodonts looked rather more like giant weasels
Haven't learned one damned thing i didnt know 10 years or more ago on this channel. I just like paleontology. So i put up with the over and over again same thing
I want to try pre historic drug plant substances 😊
How large were the Oceans during that time??
Very large 😂
@@rk-pl5mk And very very wet
snakes do NOT eat daily
Prehistoric Days, Was Pangea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
at devonian you just can't breath
Crazy
Children of the future watching this and if you ever come across my comment--please know that this is all just hypothetical. We will NEVER know what the past was like millions and even billions of years ago. There's literally no way we could ever know. This is all regurgitated information that is from people that have been entrusted as the smartest people in the world...just like we don't know how old the Earth actually is. But it's fun, not fact.
One day, human life will cease to exist on this planet-- that is an absolute certainty. What follows... who knows? And that's what makes it all so fascinating
None of this is hypothetical (aside from the "What if * insert-extinct-animal-here * was still alive?" sections). Everything from this video is stuff we know from studying geology and palaeontology.
We also know exactly how old the Earth is, thanks to radiometric dating: 4.54 ± 0.05 billion years old.
The ancestors of mammals were never "reptile-like!" That is an old, discredited idea.
From our very beginning, we were distinct from reptiles--because both lineages evolved from amniotes, which had descended from amphibians, and their new their amnion allowing their eggs to survive away from water.
It was shortly afterward that amniota itself branched into two lines--synapsids--our oldest ancestors, and sauropsids--the family that produced lizards, snakes, crocodiles, dinosaurs and birds. Both diverged from amniota, snd so we were no more like reptiles than reptiles were mammal-like.
I wonder what the weather was like back when the dinosaurs were around
HOT!! Way more humidity. Oxygen was up to the 36% marks. We humans would’ve been miserable, if not dead!!
Good video
i need to know aobut the mesazoic era like ( the jurassic , triassic , and the cretaciouse )
and actually thanks for the 1 hour long of info
edit : you know what is gonna happen when the ice age ends and the golden age rises the final time ?
We go extinct when the ice age ends.
i think all in this vids i mental
The Iceage started about 2.4 ml years ago and lasted to about 11500 years ago. So, the iceage ended about 11500 year ago and not 300 ml years ago.
There have been many ice ages throughout Earth's history. _The_ Ice Age did occur between 2.4 million and 11.5 thousand years ago, but there was also _an_ ice age in the Carboniferous Period about 300 million years ago.
here in philippines 🇵🇭 as of march 2024.. the temperature is 37c feels like 40c. 🥵
still snowing in Canada 😋👍
What if we're just a combination of elements?
Me too 🤣🤣
hearing Nova Scotia on the pangea bit was a nice surprise cuz i feel like the rest of canada (and the whole world tbh) sometimes forgets that we exist ;-;
is creator from the maritimes too or is this just coincidence?
44:43 video has no audio here
The climate os always changing. The opening of this video says that there was a Ice age then the planet warmed well we never caused these changes and we're not causing the changes today either.
We are causing the climatic changes today - the rate at which the global air temperature is warming and sea levels are rising is much higher than the ordinary climatic changes that occured before the industrial revolution.
@@bonniemob65 Nonsense. Every single Global warmist predictions have failed to pass. You be brainwashed if you want.
Make a video on crossoptergii in late devonion period..😊
131k views and only 200 comments is...odd to say the least 🤔
how the archeologist know that they are dinosaur??? they just dug bones 😅😅😅😅😅 they didnt know what skin that big animal has 😅😅😅😅
dinosaurs are scientist's imagination for me 😅😅😅
In some instances, skin impressions have been found in the underlying rock, and on very rare occasions the dinosaurs mummified before they died, meaning their skin was fossilised too.
If you want some examples of dinosaurs with skin impressions and dinosaur mummies, look up: "Borealopelta", "Lane the Triceratops", "Senckenberg Psittacosaurus ", "AMNH Edmontosaurus mummy" and "Carnotaurus skin".
There are also some dinosaurs which were covered by feathers. Some of these feathers range from simple tufts and fuzz (e.g. Sinosauropteryx, Yutyrannus, Tianyulong, Kulindadromeus) to pennaceous bird-like feathers (e.g. Ornithomimus, Caudipteryx, Microraptor, Zhenyuanlong, Anchiornis).
Hope this helps.
I always enjoy your videos!
What if every million years a disasters happen and new life sprouts from it. It's like earth keeps resetting it cause it's bored
I didn't hear Africa mentioned
Then you didn't watch the rest of the video ☠️
I want trex steaks
Well done, I like your content
my too
Had trouble getting a mobile signal 2/10
Did anyone else have it cut off at the end?
It cut off after he said the Biden addministration
@@Guidedlight01oogoo gaga
Malo okolokucno mjaukalo.🐱
Hold up a minute. At 16:25, as you start describing where each continent/ country would be, did you intentionally leave out Africa?! Thats some straight-up BS
Did your watch the video? 😭 like 5 minutes agate that he shows where Africa was
Fascinating!
Interesting 🤔 indeed.
Kilometers and meters mean nothing to my American brain.. 🤷♂️
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Narrator is Canadian
Cool
out after \-=4 min
i really hope humanity exists for at least 10000 years more
Looking for "cameraman comment"
Titanic? 52:02
A fine presentation for middle-school science classes.
All of this is speculation. I can't fathom how scientìsts get mammals from egg laying reptiles 😂😂😂 or reptiles from fish. 😂😂😂
•Mammals didn't come from reptiles, they came from synapsids. Look up the synapsid fossil record - as it progresses from the Late Carboniferous to the Late Jurassic, they become more and more mammal-like (e.g. Archaeothyris, Ophiacodon, Gorgonops, Scylacosaurus, Thrinaxodon, Cynognathus, Morganucodon, etc.). Also most mammals used to be egg-laying. In fact, the monotremes (the platypus and four species of echidna) still lay eggs instead of giving live birth.
•All tetrapods (amphibians, reptiles+birds, and mammals) evolved from the same lobe-finned fish ancestors - there's a pretty extensive fossil record of stem-tetrapods, such as Eusthenopteron, Panderichthys, Tiktaalik, Acanthostega and Ichthyostega, which progressively get less fish like as time passes - their fins become more finger-like, they begin to form primitive pectoral and then pelvic girdles for supporting their weight on land, etc.
But if crocodile is a 🦖🦕🐊
Crocodiles aren't dinosaurs. They're closely related, as they are both archosaurs, but the crocodile-like archosaurs (Pseudosuchia) split off from the dinosaur-like archosaurs (Avemetatarsalia) 8-15 million years before dinosaurs evolved.
At what time stamp did he mention Biden?
Can you pls say both metric and imperial not all of us live in canada or other places that use your measurements titrd of having to figuring it in american measurements than you
You don’t have to figure it out. Just Google it.
Cope
Lmfao it’s not that difficult to learn them. It’s actually easier than imperial
Life is rough, get a helmet.