Archaea: The Hidden Domain of Life

[@Hello.Arizona]

I'm so sad this is your only video. this is just too good 😭

[@HaleyPelletier]

I always wanted to make more after college but just never got around to it. Thanks for your comment though, made my day 🙂

[@sammysworld5485]

You forgot to mention they also live in the human gut causing great havoc to our digestive system such as constipation, SIBO & leaky gut.

[@kristamclean]

You are so exact, they live within our colon as do amoeba, hookworm and tapeworm. Causing gut issues that cause disease 🦠 . Take Emma supplement to rid yourself of these deadly bacteria

[@GillDeDeken]

Thanks for the video, as a biology teacher it is still hard to make my students comprehend the domain of Archaea. This video explains it just right and made me giggle along the line a few times. Certain to share this with my fellow science teachers. Thanks from Belgium.

[@HaleyPelletier]

Gill De Deken Thanks so much for commenting! It means a lot to hear your feedback as an educator. I’m glad you found the video useful, and I appreciate you spreading the word. :)

[@sagamornomad7108]

you just cracked this case wiiiidddeee open. thanks

[@theagnitaacharya4217]

Wait what... your channel contains just one video! Do more please... its nice

[@mehtabashfaq]

Wonderful....it was crystal clear and could understand every single word of what she said Thank you for ur good work

[@jonaskrach3161]

Thanks. Really nice video. To my opinion one of the most fascinating living creatures on our planet. As a biology student I've pretty fallen in love with these little organisms.

[@sleep.4845]

What are the life stages of Archaea?

[@saurabhmangal6322]

Can there be three way splits at all...? 1:28 clearly shows Archea and Eucarya being on 'one side' and Bacteria on the other....so the old classification of its bacteria or 'non-bacteria' wasn't entirely incorrect.

[@HaleyPelletier]

You're right, it's not entirely incorrect -- there was an initial divergence between Bacteria and "everything else," as seen in the image at 1:28. The "everything else" diverged into Archaea and Eukarya later on.

[@stillstyle]

Amazing, great video! The salt ponds always fascinated me around San Fran, I had no idea what caused them, I guess I figured they were different liquids like oil or some sort of drainage, I never would have guessed the different colors were just the type of Archaea that were thriving depending on the salinity changes, that is awesome to think about! Thank you!

[@staceygruver1969]

But now, there is the huge question of if we are just a branch of archaea or a separate branch, so again this is completely new and papers on both sides are peer reviewed and both claim victory.

[@NoahSpurrier]

I had always wondered why the salt ponds in the San Francisco Bay were different colors!

[@anadikashyap9902]

You learn this topic very easy

[@chumby6556]

why incredible explination i loved the depth

[@nhabib114]

Very interesting subject. I am just beginning my biology studies.

[@matthewalan59]

Good work.

[@timfroelich2945]

You just helped me sooo much. Thank you.

[@finmotolinia9630]

Holy Cow. Awesome!

[@CynicalScientist261]

Really good, just make sure to reference your sources.

[@kamichikora6035]

great great content!!!!

[@fajarsyamsudin2906]

your video is good, very help me for my study about biology and biomolecular, but you must more interesting next video. maybe you can make video with animation :D thank you haley ;)

[@Sumit_Das_]

That's impressive

[@ismailalhallak5968]

You should make more videos like this

[@walkerweber9611]

why dont you mention that they shapeshift woops🙊

[@johntindell9591]

Thx

[@robertspath6928]

This is a great video!!!

[@mohdakbarwaza3158]

very very nice

[@haneenabdulgader7953]

WOW! thank you

[@HLanka]

Great video. But looks like most of the people doesn't know about 3rd sort of life. Thanx very much for this video

[@julo514]

Loved this video!

[@rahimaqboolpakhtoon5517]

Thanks

[@saurabhmangal6322]

1:18 above species is race, cultivar or breed

[@HaleyPelletier]

I'm having trouble finding any sources with this information. If you could add some in the comments here I'd love to take a look.

[@saurabhmangal6322]

@@HaleyPelletier Just look up the meaning of these and it is obvious :)...differences do exist at Gene/dna level yet the species is same. For animals it is called 'breed' e.g. all dogs, be it a Chihuahua or a dalmatian, belong to a single species; for plants it is called 'cultivar' e.g. the 'type' of banana we eat today is most likely a cavandish and for humans it is called race.

[@diegooland1261]

well done!! thanks

[@AlmostEthical]

Another extreme place where archaea live - the gut.

[@bucherregaldomi9084]

come on ma homegirl Haley, don't do us like that, make more videos please!!! if your channel becomes active I instantly subscribe (as there is a cap to the total amount of channels that one can be subscribed to, I only subscribe to active channels)

[@HaleyPelletier]

Bücherregal Domi The intention is still there, I promise. I will work to earn your subscription!

[@bucherregaldomi9084]

oh wow, thanks for answering :D, your video was really good, now I'm all crazy trying to understand Archaea, because it doesn't fit in my mind how particular they are, for example extremophiles, or that so far no discovered archaea produces a disease!!! :O

[@marghiecanas9744]

whoa!! thank you for the vid, funny and interesting at the same time!! :DD now I understand better, thaaanks!!

[@Neon_Wraith]

dats pretty neat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bambel4997]

Domain? Deep web? What made you think those two have anything in common? Dark web and clear web have domains too

[@HaleyPelletier]

Hidden domain

[@alvaroxex]

Cool

[@beepbopboop1303]

Fantastic video, but The MTV reference....1981...not the 90s

[@sagemoonstone9645]

Their talking about how it gained attention from an audience. So they used a TV thing.

[@sagemoonstone9645]

They're*

[@haley_ig467]

hey loved your video #Science

[@pasnweerarathna4784]

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[@TheGossipGays]

great vid but you didn't tell the diff between archaea and bacteria

[@ceciliarivera139]

well that wasn't the point of the video