Aliens Discover Humans Have "Vibration Sensors" On Their Heads | Best HFY Stories

[@TJtheHuman]

When two Deaf people walk together they center their vision in front of their partner, between and seeing the path ahead and their partner. They can't see off to their side away from their partner, but their partner can and the two of them use body language and Sign Language to communicate if there is anything they should know about. It's a neat story.

[@nightmarextreme4371]

The face of the alien at 8:55 when it realises farts have sounds

[@jesslauren8031]

Considering that most animal life on earth rely on the sense of sound, some that even evolved to the point were it is the primarily used sense, it’s an interesting thought on how creatures who evolved without it carry out their lives.

[@SandwichDoggy]

Hearing is basically advanced vibration sensing which itself is advanced touch, so evolving down that path, ears will probably come up eventually unless there's some environmental condition that disadvantages ears from being evolved

[@jameshunt9208]

​@@SandwichDoggy Perhaps constant roaring winds or some other such phenomenon.

[@Darlf_Sevil]

​@@jameshunt9208 probady more like minerals in rocks or rocks itself jor something in air and water making sounds go away... Something soundproofing, not completely but strongly... it would be possible to adapt to super strong sounds, but if the atmosphere itself would suppress them in most cases, there would be no point in evolving this option for the equivalent of a whisper when you stand next to someone trying to yelp

[@DesignerShark44]

the dog. We need more dogs in HFY

[@workdesktop-m1r]

yes! We need more dogs🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐩👍

[@azebo25]

Story about alien not having ears AI illustration gives them ear

[@Asillyfella21]

I just imagined them dents from trying to iron out wrinkles

[@Ed_man_talking9]

AI still has a long way to go. if you're so bothered you can pay a human artist to illustrate this for you.

[@splowski]

If you think about it they could be heat exchangers. Just like some fox species on Earth.

[@azebo25]

@@Ed_man_talking9 relax tiger it's a joke

[@Ed_man_talking9]

@@azebo25 I was calm but yeah, I took that too seriously.

[@paulcavanaugh3845]

They need to continue with this storyline.

[@LaculusA.Lassus-bj7iw]

Nothing beats man's best friend!

[@Clorox2.0]

favorite character was the pupper :D

[@snidecommenter7117]

Wouldn't be surprised if it was a cane corso.

[@teamidris]

We love the furry missiles ^-^

[@RobertWorley]

great story. wish it was longer

[@paulcavanaugh3845]

Yes it should have been longer.

[@cinnamonsugarcourtney6073]

Strange not having tremor/vibration sensors, even fish have ears. It's POSSIBLE that they don't speak with sound, but everything has ways to detect vibration. It's part of touch.

[@Schulstand]

Hearing works differently from touch and it's definitely interpreted in a unique way. It's not impossible to imagine some alien evolving basic sense of where the sound comes from without the ability to process it any further

[@Landon-vx4bn]

​@@Schulstandno not different but with extra steps😅

[@raptor909]

Just because every animal on earth has hearing it doesn't mean it needs to evolve in another biosphere ( but it probably will because it's useful). I think the story it's just a nice thought experiment about how different an extraterrestrial species could be. Maybe they can feel vibrations but can't actually hear. Like we can feel heat but we don't have an organ dedicated to see infrared. Imagine an alien saying "every (alien) animal can see infrared, your story with the blind humans is dumb"

[@Schulstand]

@@Landon-vx4bn These are some important steps if they require a dedicated part of brain

[@MNbenMN]

​@@SchulstandWhat? You mean you can't listen with your fingertips?

[@omahanb1]

Thanks! I have listened to many of your readings so thanks .

[@armandoa2484]

That was one of the best stories I’ve heard and your narration of the story was great. Thank you 😊

[@drobvensick]

The reconance barriers are just actually speakers.

[@auroraasleep]

I am just imagining how they most sound like I am kind of imagining a blaring siren that is so loud it can make ears bleed

[@dsek0279]

So Karen aliens it is

[@theicyphoenix_7745]

fr bruv like when he said they look like trouble and even ai art depicted them as some sort of biker gang,but nope to my surprise she said "i wonna speak to the manager" i dont think i ever laughed so much in my life as i did when i heard that,like bruh

[@Telruin]

They are universal.

[@robertescalante1154]

I guess their environments didn't have a medium supporting vibrations. Maybe very thin atmosphere?

[@douglasdingler9405]

Actually humans do have a magnetic field. The thing is that it is completely internal and not available for voluntary control, like with certain eels. However, we do use it subconsciously in more ways than most people realize. This helps with directional manipulation, interpersonal relationships, along with much more than most people realize.

[@leonidas0242]

Snakes don't have ears, so not necessarily.

[@AskMoonBurst]

Some birds can see far more colors than you. Dogs have limited vision. Sharks can detect magnetic fields and electronic cables on the ocean floor. There are many creatures in this realm. The environment plays a role in what gifts some are granted, but there will always be some that find themselves to be a rare or unique gift.

[@ChickSage]

​@@douglasdingler9405I think you're talking about a compass

[@rachaelcourtnell7275]

Always a "Karen" some where in the universe lol. Good story great narration, thanks.

[@amogorkon]

Heard one sentence. Identified as pleasant human speaker. Upvoted.

[@kennethwilson4316]

Excellent story ... good pace. More like this? 😢😂

[@Wabbitt-h6z]

I must say your voice brings the books to life I can't thank you enough for that

[@GermanNightmare1976]

Nice one, I really enjoyed both the story, its concept, as well as its performance. Job well done all around!

[@TheFirstMantoDie]

What's next? Aliens being surprised humans have Electromagnetic sensors on their heads?

[@WattsonorSomething]

Sounds like a fun story.

[@tychozzyx9439]

I saw one like that. Humans had a wider visual spectrum than other species. They showed a stealth system that rendered the ships fuzzy to humans while invisible to everyone else. One arrogant alien didn't believe humans could see through the cloak, with predictable results

[@intensehumanbox9662]

actually theres already been a vid bassically about the whole humans having electricity within their bodys etc

[@tarrantwolf]

Read a series once where humans met a race that had no eyes and only used echolocation and pheromones to communicate. Eyeless river otters was the description, iirc. It was in a series called Into the Looking Glass.

[@WackoList0]

This is one of the..... weirder ones.

[@osmacar5331]

Let's be honest here, weird is expected if it's alien. Actually alien.

[@WackoList0]

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[@jmurray1110]

The thumbnails really don’t help

[@Lippdinos]

Awesome! Great short story and masterful naaration!

[@ChickSage]

Well done! 5 gold stars!

[@pinkbiohazardmercurialcoll7133]

The humans used the second half of the payment to invest in the couple's venture and aided in the development of the resort... They supported the couple the moment they admitted to being together...

[@Loading.Error...403]

I like this it’s (at my point) different, underestimated during war but, original

[@richardbale3278]

Very good. Thanks.

[@jayjholmes4602]

I get whenever someone says "well why dont they have this or that or whatever" but the real reason is because we DONT KNOW ANYTHING maybe germs are actually aliens or rocks or maybe the aliens are confetti shaped snake like things but we have no way of knowing. (Although i get it when the story just doesnt know what like basic physics is though)

[@poplarboy7129]

I really enjoyed this one

[@soldierscotty1959]

Awesome story!

[@Neloish]

Really liked this one, makes you think.

[@oyarichi2549]

One of my favorite storiesssssssss

[@Nachtschicht1]

Funny... just read "Project Hail Mary", where an alien was amazed about a humans ability to "hear light" 😅

[@aidenyorke2132]

these titlecards are fucking hillarious lmfao

[@al145]

LMAO at Space Karen near the end

[@nooneofimportance2110]

A good story.

[@teamidris]

That was a good story.

[@Amokhunter]

Have heard 'tis a good story, made me smile.

[@unbonynforge6425]

It's really nice to have a living, female narrator. The female ai's have gotten waaaayyyyy over used

[@s0cc451]

Good boys and girls comes to save the Day.

[@jazzfan999]

DogsFY😄

[@Xgamerdad]

Enjoyable

[@CassieMichael]

WAAAAY too many ads for a video like this.

[@clay-gn7hd]

Bro you need to cut down the amount of ads in this. There should be no reason I have six ads in less than 6 minutes.

[@anikiikardia8279]

Rant: I don't like it when a story labels itself HFY when the "human" characteristic they want to highlight is a feature found on almost every earth mammal. Gasp, these human creatures *make body heat*! Shock and horror, the humans have *bacteria living in and on them*! By the Queens, no one told me humans have *internal skeletons*! Spare us! These human monsters *exhale carbon dioxide*! Like, I get it. Stories about our tolerance to various chemicals, supposed history of persistence hunting, and extreme cultural diversity have been written ad nauseum. But the other biological examples aren't anything to highlight humanity specifically. It gets me even more when an "HFY" story is just an "Earth is a Deathworld" story. That one where the jellyfish aliens that drift in the void of space and exist in super sub-zero temperatures are horrified by liquid water bothers me a lot. Our species doesn't have to be some xenobiological anomaly and it's okay if your HFY stories are about clichéd abstract traits like determination or creativity, but an HFY story should highlight what makes humanity special

[@tarrantwolf]

We know as a fact sapiens used persistence hunting, how is that "supposed?"

[@anikiikardia8279]

@@tarrantwolf Sorry, poor wording on my part. Wanted to mention persistence hunting due to it's ubiquity in HFY, but didn't want to perpetuate it as the one-and-only. Just saying "our history of persistence hunting" by itself kinda neglects the later trap and weapon strategies for hunting that would become much more common towards the neolithic revolution.

[@tarrantwolf]

@@anikiikardia8279 ahh, I see what you were going for

[@XnndjehdhkNxndjhds]

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[@lincolnhodge2371]

well this channel went down hill says 94 comments but only 48 or 49 comments are actually here and they delted my first comment , and they havent uploaded in 2 day , yet they upload daily , check it goes from a fortnight to 12 ,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2 then nothing and its mid week. i think they are revising this lady because of what i said . i wonder if they will delted this comment as well because it looks bad , sorry not sorry but the truth hurts.

[@PikaEast]

Have you tried changing from top comments to newest comments pika?

[@sidtheplayer]

this gotta be exaggerating story there is no way the aliens dont have ears

[@JJsGA]

It's sci-fi my guy. It all exaggerated 😂

[@scrappydoo7887]

​@@JJsGAit's HFY

[@JJsGA]

@@scrappydoo7887 its still a SCIENCE FICTION story. Doesn't make my point invalid

[@renewalacumen1770]

It's like how closed-off cave animals eventually develop no eyes to strengthen their other senses, they must've been in a world of cacophonous sound to evolve without ears.

[@JJsGA]

@@renewalacumen1770 this! If an environment a creature evolved in doesn't require ears for its survival, it won't develop them

[@SHOGUNTHEIMPERIAL]

Sorry but I can't deal with this Siri sounding narrator anymore. You guys ruined the only good channel. I'm out.

[@mikew.8925]

Awesome premise