Awesome Human Evolution Timelapse

[@Bloodrop-yay]

timelines 0:01 organic matter starts build life 0:05 yay, nucleotide! this is building block of life. 0:11 nucleotide make chains 0:22 it makes dna chains 0:25 dna duplication 0:35 bunches of amino acid(protein) makes Protoplasmic membrane 0:41 awesome ribbosomes(green thing) formed and starts working 0:51 ribbosomes starts working, delete old neucleotide chains and make new nucleotide 0:57 prokaryote forms 1:05 dna gets split, it means cell will dupliocate 1:11 ancestor of virus form 1:22 prokaryote booms 1:26 chloroplast forms 1:29 nucleus forming and mitochondrion comes in 1:32 membranes close nucleus 1:42 chloroplast comes to on cell (eukaryotes perfectly forms) 1:44 it splats to plant and animal 1:48 Single-celled organisms form, like ameoba, algae 1:50 flagelium forms 1:51 fungi forms 1:52 seaweed(Multicellular organisms)forms 1:53 choanoflagellate forms 1:56 multi-celuar animals starts form 2:06 sponges, Tonics form 2:09 symmerty animals split (vertevates, invertevates) 2:15 nerves grows in vertevates, invertevates evolve into Mollusks 2:17 cambrian explosion 2:19 Arthropods form 2:23 Crustaceans form, some Mollusks get shell. 2:27 Jaw formed to fishes, (it means no more inhalation, they can just bite!) 2:30 insect forms, and fish split into the Cartilaginous fish and Ancestor of Bony fish 2:32 Eccentria and Cephalopods forms, (celebrate fishe's period(silurian) 2:34 many life go to the lands, like insects, and plants and congrats, Discarded fish forms, celebrate more better fish'es period!) 2:37 i think first vertevates goes to the land, yay. 2:38 Ferns formed 2:44 amazing legs for walking.(good job) 2:50 good, good! trees, weeds, gymnosperms! (i think is it still ferns?) 2:51 formation of amphibians(like frog) 2:53 amphibians day, (very wild) 2:54 Reptiles form and defeat amphibians 2:57 Reptiles splits to Diapsid and Synapsida 2:59 Some Diapsids runs more fast and lighter. (dinosaurs!) 3:02 Synapsida evolved into mammal 3:16 mammal splits into marsupial and Placenta light reptile has some heat blood, feathers, and they are flying.(also?) 3:23 primitive snake(you can find fossil in search platforms!!) Angiosperms forms(like a very nice flower) 3:29 dinosaur has dissappear. how? but we have birds(exactly one dinos) Bony fishes form. 3:32 i knew! this is plesiadapitz! ancestor of primates! 3:39 primates starts to grabbing branches 3:42 About 6 million years ago, humans and chimpanzees separated from their common ancestry (very distantly). 3:45 Australopithecus 3:49 Homo erectus(very similar cousins!) 3:53 Homo sapiens, (The size of the jaw has decreased, but the performance of the brain has increased, and the skull has become larger.) 4:00 ending cutscene (it can be wrong,)

[@JoutenShin]

Thank you!

[@___bydiana]

Woow thanks 🤩

[@smallnad1]

So, plesiadapitz is austrian or german

[@Bloodrop-yay]

@smallnad1 what? I cant say that. im frozen. Beacause you are very dumb poo. Ok thats joke. 💯% no

[@jacobtennyson9213]

Living beings started as a combo and cocktail of elements chemically fused together like Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen. CHON

[@rebelman7837]

This video deserves way more views!

[@42ccb]

If you don't believe in evolution, forget about dogs, horses, melons, corn, carrots and everything what humanity made with agriculture, because selection uses the principles of evolution.

[@bluesorcerer83]

Well, it is not about believing or not, because unlike religions, science has already demonstrated that evolution is something real.

[@kinggames8075]

Nop you realy wanna me to believe that we was a fish then a creature that can live without water? And then monkeys and then humans? Is ther any logic in being a fish then a monkey?

[@kinggames8075]

​@@bluesorcerer83hmm nop were they describe or showing some evidence that we wer fishes

[@tezlatower2362]

@@kinggames8075do you actually think a fish just turned into a monkey just like that

[@hardestnarutofan45]

​@@kinggames8075bro evolution is not a single day process, if you are into biology then explain is we were born as human from day 1😂

[@iknowiamwrong.butstill...2073]

So elaborate that even following each segments is hard,,, a job well done. Bravo.

[@cuckoophendula8211]

Really cool and thorough! The one part that I've been interested in recently was the bilatarian (~2:09) -> split between protostome & deuterostome (~2:11) -> split between echinoderms (i.e. star fish, sea urchins) & chordates -> cephalocordates (lancelets) -> tunicates (sea squirts) -> and finally early primitive fish (~2:16 at bottom right), which I feel unfortunately tends to get glossed over a lot as a ton of rigamarole occurs during the gap between that whole sequence. I of course can't fault any of these summaries to fly over this part as there still appears to be some debate on how phylogeny is organized during these steps.

[@mishka1138]

These video is so cool. I really liked that is shows, not just evolution of animals but also how different cells evolved too Sad to see people unable to truly appreciate what a wonder that really is

[@cristhina21]

This is well made! I love the reverse thing at the end. Also I came from Reddit.

[@Eutenhoumaduvida]

Certamente, um dos melhores vídeos que já assisti na vida!

[@___bydiana]

I have watched this video many times and never tired of it 👏🏻

[@placozoa]

Start - 0:06: Hadean Eon 0:06 - 1:28: Archean Eon 0:06 - 0:40: Eoarchean Era 0:40 - 0:57: Paleoarchean Era 0:57 - 1:04: Mesoarchean Era 1:04 - 1:28: Neoarchean Era 1:28 - 2:15: Proterozoic Eon 1:28 - 1:36: Paleoproterozoic Era 1:36 - 1:49: Mesoproterozoic Era 1:59 - 2:15: Neoproterozoic Era 2:15 - 4:00: Phanerozoic Eon 2:15 - 2:58: Paleozoic Era (542mya - 252mya) 2:15 - 2:26: Cambrian Period (542mya - 485mya) 2:26 - 2:28: Ordovician Period (485mya - 440mya) 2:28 - 2:33: Silurian Period (440mya - 423mya) 2:33 - 2:51: Devonian Period (423mya - 389mya) 2:51 - 2:54: Carboniferous Period (389mya - 299mya) 2:54 - 2:58: Permian Period (299mya - 252mya) 2:58 - 3:30: Mesozoic Era (252mya - 66mya) 2:58 - 3:04: Triassic Period (252mya - 201mya) 3:04 - 3:22: Jurrasic Period (201mya - 145mya) 3:22 - 3:30: Cretaceous Period (145mya - 66mya) 3:30 - 4:00: Cenozoic Era (66mya - 0ya) 3:30 - 3:42: Paleogene Period (66mya - 28mya) 3:30 - 3:36: Paleocene Epoch (66mya - 48mya) 3:36 - 3:39: Eocene Epoch (48mya - 36mya) 3:39 - 3:42: Oligocene Epoch (36mya - 28mya) 3:42 - 3:50: Neogene Period (28mya - 2.4mya) 3:42 - 3:45: Miocene Epoch (28mya - 5mya) 3:45 - 3:50: Pliocene Epoch (5mya - 2.4mya) 3:50 - 4:00: Quarternary Period (2.4mya - 0ya) 3:50 - 3:53: Plestiocene Epoch (2.4mya - 10kya) 3:53 - 4:00: Holocene Epoch (10kya - 0ya)

[@xirdaish9082]

That is the best timelapse of human evolution I've ever seen! Good job!

[@booleybTheClown]

things evolving into existence is way cooler than them being created as they are now

[@ellidominusser1138]

How are they created

[@booleybTheClown]

@@ellidominusser1138 formed into existence idk

[@ctenophoractenophora]

And plausible

[@suhnih4076]

Fr

[@imagomonkei]

This was really well done. I need to watch it like 12 more times to really absorb it.

[@dalewoloshin514]

Wow!. Need to watch many times--the intricacy and co-evolution concepts are very clear in this video.

[@jacobbchapman1459]

Evolution is the best explanation of our origins.

[@arminarlert7273]

Not only is the best but the only explanation and not only to human origins but the diversification of life.

[@ethsailliamswa]

no

[@biggibbs4678]

And before that? Science always gives 100 new questions for every question answered. Science makes people dissatisfied with no sense of purpose.

[@Beowulf002]

@@biggibbs4678 because religion has all the answers to life’s most pressing questions

[@swedwhede6789]

How do YOU know lol

[@therealcris4828]

Good video, it only took me 1 year of biology college to understand this animation.

[@TheHairyHeathen]

Wow, awesome video! One of the best of it's kind I've seen. If you know what you're watching, there's an incredible amount of information packed into the four minutes and twenty seconds of animation presented here. I particularly appreciate the amount of time proportionally spent on depicting the development of single celled organisms. I can even see a representation of the RNA world hypothesis, showing that complementary RNA strands, fold and behave like proteins, catalyzing RNA replication. You have even shown the endosymbiosis of mitochondria and chloroplasts. Once again, fantastic work, you've been liked and subscribed.

[@vaysal6875]

Brother, you are really chad, you gave the necessary answers to theists in the comments.

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

Incredible job with this, truly amazing work.

[@rleew]

Wanna go back to when we were just squiggly lines.

[@emanuelelabarbera9283]

One of the best animation ever!

[@alfredwaldo6079]

It's cool to see manta rays having a spot as their evolution seems to be one of the ones I hear least about. They are some pretty cool and unique animals!

[@jakubj.8196]

Why are all the comments from like this week alone and all of them claim that the evolution is fake? What the f happened here?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

for some reason youtube recomends this video to cristians jajaja 😅

[@timdark4733]

Like how those cells came from nothingness.

[@grisheexi7219]

I am a religious person myself and I believe in evolution.

[@ganko2240]

Internet brainwashing became possible.

[@Diloparker]

@@grisheexi7219Yea, I too am spiritual, but accept evolution as a fact. God did create us, but he also didn’t put us at the center of the solar system, nor did he put nature to revolve around man. God spent 3.7 billion years to make us, and the rest of life we know now and millions of years before our times; and I wholeheartedly appreciate him for his dedication and work.

[@jorge11110]

Extremely good, i was looking for something like this to introduce evolution to my students! Great job boiss!! Love it

[@SpaceflightFusion]

Are you a teacher?

[@RoxyTBDW]

In order to be born, you needed: 2 parents, 4 grandparents, 8 great-grandparents 16 second great-grandparents, 32 third great-grandparents 64 fourth great-grandparents 128 fifth great-grandparents 256 sixth great-grandparents 512 seventh great-grandparents 1024 eighth great-grandparents 2048 ninth great-grandparents for you to be born roday from 12 previous generations, you needed a total of 4094 ancestors over the last 400 years. Think for a moment - how many struggles? How many battles? How many difficulties? How much sadness? How much happiness? How many love stories? How many expressions of hope for the future? ⁃ did your ancestors have to undergo for you to exist in this present moment, and deny evolution.

[@Gold79Gamer]

bro stop trying to sound cool, its called "evolution" and "may the best win"

[@tarod3]

Think of the rich inner life I've lived, and how it's not at all relevant to what we're talking about. According to evolution, all that was also true, but without the safety net of God. Plus it now goes back a billion years and many, MANY more generations.

[@Incognito...]

i remember being a worm, so nostalgic

[@BHIKARI-PAKISTANI-PM]

You actually was initially like worm in your mom's stomach ask any doctor stages of human birth, women can't produce human in one day it take more than 09 months

[@aberdeenflyers7441]

It’s really amazing, enjoyed very much thank you ❤❤

[@___bydiana]

My kid loves this video and also the Zoom into the universe 🙌🏻

[@The_animated_one]

Love your vids ❤️

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

If you liked the video give it a thumbs up and comment something so that the algorithm treats me well. ✌ if you want to support the channel? Thanks you! here is how www.patreon.com/MBoC

[@quinnwaytan567]

bro

[@aberdeenkiko]

Thats a good slidewshow animated video regarding the theme of the Evolution of life in the Solar system. Yet with a lot of misplacing of the describing new living species, regarding the main chronological specter and the place of their surgence as well. So here goes some real History of life in the Solar System with proper placing and chronology: About 450M years ago, the Solar system surged within the not so far outskirts of the Via Lactea galaxy from the wider central region of the Universe. When then a new G2V class of main Star, started its new live. Being that the Sol has a Star fusion breathing cycle of around 120M Years. Then regarding life beings themselfs: everything started with Venus that that initially collided with Mercury about 325M years ago, when Mercury was still a gas giant similar to nowadays Saturn. And that 1st inner solar system collision gave Venus a good "soup" of rare gases; that were rapidly further converted into organic molecules gases; even thought the Sol imploded for the 1st time around the same time of that refereed before collision. Afterward around 250M years ago, Venus collided with Marte, whitch sent both Marte and Venus into a rapid counter-orbital-path axial spin. Being that Marte got a cocktail of organic gases from Venus. And because this second planetary collision coincided with yet another solar implosion that this time helped clearing Mars orbital path from a lot of meteorites. Then Marte gave birth to the "first life being" of the Solar system about 245M years ago. With life beings in Mars managing to evolve their way until robust Sea Sponges and land Thicks as well. Later in time, Marte went to collide with Terra about 150M years ago; whitch sent both Marte and Terra into a similar rapid spin, this time with their same orbital path direction. And that third similar area planetary collision gave the Terra and the Moon: a big enough bowl of still alive and surviving Martians. From that point on, the Terra planet woulda nourish those former Martians, meanwhile enduring two solar implosions: one about 145M Years ago, during the Terra "red iron" oceans phase and another about 40M years ago, during the Terra's "late Carboniferous" Era. So regarding the Hominids of the Terra, it started more specifically with the surgence of the Gorgonapsis about 30M years ago, that evolved into primates 25M years ago, that then evolved into bipedal small Hominids about 20M years ago. The Hominids then managed to endure across the Age of the Dinossaurs that had started about 25M years ago and also to the crash-land onto Terra, of its inner orbit smaller Moon, about 7M years ago, at the nowadays Gulf of Mexico, leaving a very obvious continental scar just afterwards. Later and about 1M years ago, the first complex language (similar to nowadays Umbundo language) and the 1st Hominid civilization; started at the lower planes of the nowadays Tshitundulu region, Angola, Africa; with the help of a small group of Madagascan Dinonichous that had survived to the previous stellar making of the Gulf of Mexico, serious extinction event; as well. To conclude, the last Moon of Terra will naturally crash land onto Terra as well in about 5.5M years, ( if the Terrans cant manage to keep it going up there, there is.); and the Sol will implode again in about 61M years, ( about whitch "Suntan lotion" manufacturers will get rich, just before dying). Further than that.: the show down here at the Planet Terra; cannot be runned by retardeds anymore!; like unfortunately its still the case nowadays. Or the Hominids and the illustrious former Martians; will be gone, way before any of 2 already on their way, serious life extinction events at and for planet Terra, arrive.

[@xaneanian]

@@aberdeenkiko huh?

[@gamerprincess9567]

Very well done video. I like how you divided up everything into their groups or orders, or whatever. Definitely not a scientist here. Just love this type of thing as a hobby.

[@Mallayah004]

This was so much fun to watch!

[@Glinca]

ЭТО САМОЕ ЛУЧШОЕ ВИДЕ КОТОРОЕ Я ВИДЕЛ ЗА ПОСЛЕДНИЕ 30 ДНЕЙ!!!

[@ahmetzahitdemirtas4974]

evolution theory doesn't describe the beginning of life .At the animation, we see just molecules coming together but it is more complicated. Even the most basic cells are made of proteins and they are made of amino acids. Amino acids are coplex molecules. No amino acid could have formed in the liquid called chemical soup 3.5 billion years ago. This has nothing to do with luck, it is just impossible. Even now, synthesizing amino acids, which are necessary for life, is an extremely challenging process. At the same time, amino acids cannot combine on their own "by chance" and form a protein. If you took a biology course in high school, you know this. In order to produce a protein, a fully developed cell requires mRNA, a process that involves many steps. It is necessary to produce a protein with aminoists using amino acids. It is too difficult to happen by chance. In short, it's like the first chicken or egg question. There can't be an egg without a chicken, there can't be a chicken without an egg. And likewise, there can't be a cell without a protein, there can't be a protein without a cell. so siple it is

[@dmitrimikrioukov5935]

ДНК не может возникнуть само. Оно даже существовать может только уже в клетке. Даже вирусы не могут существовать вне живых организмов. Любое ДНК само по себе разрушится в бесконечное количество раз быстрее, чем разовьется во что-либо. Здесь просто показывают (не)научную фантастику.

[@АлексейН-ш2к]

красивая сказка для тех, кто ничего не понимает в химии и биологии. самозарождение жизни невозможно, как и эволюция. наука это доказала.

[@AgroAcro]

​@@АлексейН-ш2кLike I already said in your own comment, you are completely wrong

[@lolosmashkartsyt9068]

Your videos are so amazing! Keep it up ok?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

Thank you! Will do!

[@coinbird1]

Very cool vid! Would watch again.

[@antreasAnimations]

1;32 first eukaryotic cell is formed 1:42 and the distinction of plant cells and animal cell begins. Please everyone lets expand this wonderful video, I'm guessing other timestamps would be: 1:51 distinction between medusozoa and anemones(sea ''plants'' that are actually made of animal cells), both belonging in the Cnidaria phylum

[@robloxio9890]

1:32

[@YahyaKacimi-n4l]

Best vidéo ever❤😊

[@دادي_قيصر]

Is there any concrete evidence of this? I don't think so If I took a handful of dirt and put it in my house, would it develop into an iPhone? I don’t think so

[@Poma659]

o_o

[@bigbirdyboiz]

@@دادي_قيصرseriously? Look at chicken feet that is a dinosaur. And no surprisingly to you you don’t make it by dirt, you do it by creating advanced electricity and wiring. There’s tons of concrete evidence about evolution.

[@bigbirdyboiz]

@@دادي_قيصرand i can’t believe you don’t know this but, evolution is not creating electronics.

[@Rudek_Foxest]

If you are against evolution, then do not watch this video. IS IT SO HARD?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

Let them see it! jajajajaja 😆 Every view counts!

[@robinchesterfield42]

Ooh, I love the detail with all the different types of cells and cell parts...this has parts in it that other evolution animations I've seen (and I've seen several) never bother with or remember. I especially like how you also included plants! :)

[@julzyboy8960]

Great Video! But can you make another that shows the names of everything and a timeline? That would be awesome!

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

I originally intended to do it like that. But it looked so messy and overcrowded. But yea, i can do it.

[@julzyboy8960]

​​@@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell Oh wow thankyou, if you did that it would be the best evolution video I've seen.

[@julzyboy8960]

​​​@@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell But it's up to you, this video is still one of the best I've seen!

[@oliveiragabrielm1426]

I am speechless 😶. Absolutely fantastic! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 This is a piece of art and science we should preserve! And show to the world the beauty of life and history.

[@aspiknf]

Evolution is a fact, but I think evolution is disgusting and that there is nothing beautiful about it.

[@flixtocicgaming3576]

​@@aspiknffax

[@bugonboris6681]

@@aspiknf But we don't have a time machine, and this animation doesn't make it look too ugly.

[@aspiknf]

@@flixtocicgaming3576 Thank you ☺.

[@Pmp174]

What’s scary is that its not even finished. What happens a million years from now?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

Genentic engineering is what comes next. It is scary, now cells, with the power of science are gonna edit their own genes to evolve faster.

[@aspiknf]

Artificial Intelligence will be the dominant force soon. In a million years? Some evolved life form will come...much more intelligent and capable than humans.

[@eneskaracar4334]

2:00 animal evolotion started

[@mayathepsychiic]

0:28 why it do that though

[@safinhh8312]

polymerase enzyme making the first self replicating rna strand

[@mayathepsychiic]

@safin But why!?!? Everything up until that point kinda makes sense, it looks like small parts bouncing around together till they sloowly build something more complex, like a million magnets or pieces of velcro. But then out of nowhere it stops just bouncing and decides to show BEHAVIOUR. Like, the kind of actions you can only learn. Where did that come from? Is that moment the first spark of life?

[@flixtocicgaming3576]

​@@mayathepsychiicwell in truth its actually- well yes it the spark but what i was saying was that its actually just floating there and its just animated that way so you neednt watch it jiggle for an hour.

[@bugonboris6681]

@@flixtocicgaming3576 Okay, so this is just a somewhat simplified version of scientific theory.

[@dr.kishorkumar7695]

The fact that jellyfish have survived on planet Earth for the past 650 million years despite having NO BRAINS,gives a lot of hope to many modern day Homo Sapiens.😊

[@Citrobyte]

They just have a lot of kids haha

[@Witcheridoo]

No brain but many have nets of neurons

[@99ZondaS]

Can you add the time periods in the subtitles?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

Sure. 🙂

[@فارسليبورد]

Very good ❤

[@stewartrich-mn4wq]

Evolution is the only human origins explanation that have evidence unlike other fairytales...long live science and human progress❤️

[@entidad303oficial]

No, de hecho es un prospecto mal entendido, no funciona asi como lo plantean. No venimos del mono ni de los o hominidos. Toda tu vida te han enseñado que la teoría evoluciónista es la verdad absoluta pero nada más lejos de la realidad. Y aunque se que tú hablas inglés y yo español podemos entendernos de todas formas. La realidad es que hay otra cara de la moneda, que muestra cosas que la refutan. ¡LAS MUTACIONES SON CAUSA DE DISFUNCIÓN Y DESTRUCCIÓN! ¡LA ¡SELECCIÓN NATURAL NO ES UNA FUERZA CREATIVA SI NO QUE ÚNICAMENTE ESTABILIZADORA DE LAS ESPECIES BIOLÓGICAS!

[@EeteThang]

The Bible:am I a joke to you?

[@Witcheridoo]

@@EeteThang when it comes to science, the Bible is frequently wrong. So yea. The Bible is a library of morals from many authors that has gone through many translations, not all of them with the best of intentions

[@totallytravicious]

Just amazing.. truly incredible, the journey our planet's life has been through.. but what's more incredible is how people would rather attribute our ancestors hard work and suffering for literally billions of years to a higher power of some kind. We've come a long way, and to just chalk it up to someone else, even if they did create the universe is kinda sad to me.

[@MiracBayrakdar]

Bunların hepsi yalandır

[@ChinoMagliba]

This is what I’ve been looking for!

[@DimaR-11]

я тебя поздравляю

[@___bydiana]

Love the details 😮

[@tedkrasicki3857]

Such an easy thing to grasp that even children can get it.

[@ellidominusser1138]

Not easy for some certain others...

[@JoutenShin]

I didn't understand some things. For example, at 1:29 the mitochondrion enters, but also a kind of virus that transcribes its information from RNA to DNA and takes it into the nucleus: what exactly happens? At 1:40 it's the chloroplast that enters the cell, right? Thanks for the info, great video!

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

As you may learn, our genome, along with those of other multicellular and single-cell organisms, contains pieces of viral genes. Some of which later became functional genes that we now use. One example is a protein that aids in the development of the placenta. I think the proteins responsible for detecting light also originated from viruses. But yes, we ourselves and many other organisms are, in fact, a fusion of several organism genomes, such as mitochondria or chloroplasts.

[@JoutenShin]

@@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell I didn't know that, thanks for the info!

[@4ntifreez]

my ass wouldve stayed in the primordial soup

[@aberdeenflyers7441]

My ex is from there

[@perrolol345]

Me when I'm bored: I watch my cell phone for hours God when he's bored:

[@TheycallmeSTRONGBO]

I believe in creation, but i like these vids

[@OretonDaOcean110]

me too!

[@Rapier35]

Funny how im Christian and believe in both god and science God created simple rules with reactions and guided it to becoming flesh and bone I really dislike people who argue whether or notits wrong or right I let people have their own beliefs :)

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

I used to think similarly, believing in a Christian-science hybrid where God created simple rules guiding the evolution of life. However, I eventually realized that I was essentially crafting my own version of Christianity-one that wasn't explicitly supported by the Bible. It led me to question whether the Bible is truly the word of the creator. Perhaps it was written by mortals, and there's no definitive way to prove it wrong. Considering the multitude of religions, each with its own set of scriptures, it's challenging to assert the correctness of one over another. While non-Christian religions may differ from the Bible, labeling them as 'wrong' seems odd. It's a complex and subjective matter that often goes beyond simple alignment with a particular scripture.

[@TheHairyHeathen]

You can believe that if you want to, but evolution works just as well without the need for a god to be present.

[@jflac.]

Es precioso.

[@Ugandaknuckles47]

I don't know why but for some reason i like this comment war

[@eardwulf785]

Really cool video I really enjoyed trying to predict which one was going to evolve into mammals. Ever since being a child I've tried to imagine what all the missing links would look like

[@MannyEspinola-q4t]

Thank you for this video

[@therocketshipchannel3166]

I love that music and it shows evolution of ants my fav insect!

[@OddReview]

Of course this goes on for 4:20

[@Discoverer-of-Teleportation]

Perfect ❤❤💯💯💯

[@aspiknf]

Good video...very interesting...thank you very much.

[@GabrielLopez-tw3hc]

Can some list off the names of the organisms?

[@Shinitenshi2000]

I really like your video, would it be possible to have a short description of the organisms that we see in evolution?

[@othmanalzahrani911]

This is bullshit, the creationism is the real and the only explanation to all creatures , I have a question, why just the monkeys developed to be a humans, why the planets is not why the fishes is not, another question, why evolution stops in some speices like fish and dog etc, why we don't see new creatures???

[@bugonboris6681]

@@othmanalzahrani911 Good question. But that doesn't have much to do with the person's question.

[@surfacepro3328]

​@@othmanalzahrani911because that shit takes time and we havent been around long enough to witness that and we only would look for that iin yhe last 200 years which its really not long

[@othmanalzahrani911]

@@surfacepro3328 this is not answer , it is impossible to believe that some amino acids become a strong RNA and some of them know the wrongs and became RNa polymerase , and rRna and mRna etc... it is impossible to be , even if some one who create these and teach them don't sell your mind to those who trade by the name of science.

[@Þehe]

@@othmanalzahrani911monkeys!? we didn’t split from monkeys

[@xaneanian]

Can you please explain the cell creation part?

[@Mahishasur]

Beautiful video i am getting so emotional 😢

[@ectooo]

this video is really well done! thank you for making it!

[@ММРаупович]

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Better than cosmos one 😜

[@___bydiana]

I thought that too 🙌🏻

[@DennisAlbino-l8w]

I freaking hate how many narrative minded people say this video debunks God when literally the truth is evolution is a concept that does not contradict God so don’t think of it like that.

[@Harsh12able]

Lol cute. But evolution is not a concept but an observed phenomenon in nature. And theory of evolution is the explanation of this observation. People say it contradicts god because clowns debunk the theory of evolution by saying it's false and life was formed my an imaginary being in the skies

[@historylover3018]

Tiny organisms: eat, sleep, reproduce EVOLUTION Water organisms: eat, sleep, reproduce EVOLUTION Land organisms: eat, sleep, reproduce EVOLUTION Humans: what are we here to do?! EXTINCTION

[@Menhir_Plaisir]

Love this comment ❤

[@Strouddddd]

I time lapsed your Timelapse 😂

[@timfallas9347]

what is that organism in the bottom right corner at 2:44

[@justusb.plorer8773]

If you are refering to the spotted, tadpole-like creature, I'd say it's an icthyostega or some other early tetrapod. If you are refering to the thing beneath the jellyfish, I think it's either a tunicate or a comb jelly.

[@GeraldineM-ep8fy]

Acanthostega

[@GoldenyII]

4:00 they moonwalking

[@Xx_Meteoro_xX]

Spore explained In 4 mins:

[@NetarAlt]

This video is not for Religous People

[@HelloIrespectPeople]

How?

[@LucasLin-ql6fi]

Bro, god created life then life evolved ok?

[@JerusalemStrayCat]

1:20 I see this video takes the "cellular degeneration" route with regards to the origin of viruses. Any particular reason for this choice, rather than other hypotheses such as escaped DNA/RNA or cells evolving from viruses? Genuinely curious.

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

It is the option that seems most plausible to me: cells that intracellularly parasitize other cells, gradually becoming more specialized to create the greatest number of copies in each infection.

[@antonjeevarasamohanraj4822]

Thank you for your video from srilanka

[@dragonflied3]

Sorta wish it went into more detail regarding the appearance of animals. But then again, I think it's still hotly debated/just unknown how all that came about. Did fish come from worms possibly, creatures like lancelets? Or did fish come from other protochordates, from creatures akin to pomatrum?

[@AshtonScripts]

fish did not come from worms. they are deuterostomes

[@antreasAnimations]

Lancelets were non bony vertebrates, without jaws. So that would be correct. Lancelets came from creatures similar to hagfish, agnathans without vertebrates even, but still chordates

[@xaneanian]

I'm seeing people build up conversations of proof why this theory is real or not and it's kind of their ancestors fault for passing down religous information that makes them brainwashed (no offense to any religion or anyone) I did not mean to start a war in the comments a year later I sounded more "🤡" a year ago Edit: this comment is not sigma 🤑🤑

[@xaneanian]

also it's not just their ancestors maybe they just believe wuhuh

[@snsrqwozs1544]

@Anh Tran Of course they do.. that's how brainwash works😵‍💫

[@mysterioussoup3393]

@@xaneanian tbh im not even sure if the pope believes in god lol

[@ahmetzahitdemirtas4974]

​@AnhTran-wt4jb evolution theory doesn't describe the beginning of life .At the animation, we see just molecules coming together but it is more complicated. Even the most basic cells are made of proteins and they are made of amino acids. Amino acids are coplex molecules. No amino acid could have formed in the liquid called chemical soup 3.5 billion years ago. This has nothing to do with luck, it is just impossible. Even now, synthesizing amino acids, which are necessary for life, is an extremely challenging process. At the same time, amino acids cannot combine on their own "by chance" and form a protein. If you took a biology course in high school, you know this. In order to produce a protein, a fully developed cell requires mRNA, a process that involves many steps. It is necessary to produce a protein with aminoists using amino acids. It is too difficult to happen by chance. In short, it's like the first chicken or egg question. There can't be an egg without a chicken, there can't be a chicken without an egg. And likewise, there can't be a cell without a protein, there can't be a protein without a cell. so siple it is

[@mysterioussoup3393]

@@ahmetzahitdemirtas4974 I hate to be "that guy" but there is actually a really funny answer to the chicken or egg question. It's the egg that came first. Chickens, as we know them, have only been around for 7 to 10,000 years while eggs have been here ever since the first land reptiles and insects. So, technically, the egg came first then chickens evolved to use eggs.

[@nightrayraven413]

Me ate a fish : wow im cannibal 😂

[@专业的Ozoneguy]

Jajaja 😂

[@Xenotaris]

No more than eating a cow, a pig, a goat, a deer, a sheep, a chicken, a duck, or a turkey and we have a more recent ancestors with them than a fish

[@carlrodalegrado4104]

Can you put description of the process although we understand some parts it would be better if it was described well

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

I originally intended to do it like that. But there is a lot going on at the same time and so fast that it looked messy. But I may do another one with description.

[@carlrodalegrado4104]

@@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell that would be great very nice video though that has a lot of animations pretty sure it took a lot of time and effort to do so

[@Prizren_SRB_]

Such complex things as living systems cannot arise from nothing, as Louis Pasteur said "life arises only from a living organism"

[@TheHairyHeathen]

Nobody said they did arise from nothing … well except for creationists who claim that an invisible cosmic wizard spoke a summoning incantation and conjured up everything out of nothing, i.e. _creatio ex nihilo._

[@hieratics]

Complexity doesn't come from nothing, an adult human being cannot appear magically from nothing (even less from dirt). We had to come from simple creatures, like a single cell, then a multicellular organism etc

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

Real

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

​@@TheHairyHeathen fake

[@TheHairyHeathen]

@@Very_Silly_Individual yes, I know, "creation" is fake.

[@jonathancummings6400]

Very well done! The story of life on Earth as it is currently understood. Interestingly, there was a point where there were no animals with hard bony internal skeletons, just hard exoskeletons, or none at all. Fish originally had soft cartilage internal skeletons and armor on the outside. An alien observer 500 million years ago would probably have had difficulty initially seeing the early fish as anything very different, without a detailed anatomical study of the various organisms.

[@MrGreen-fi5sg]

No. God made us

[@jonathancummings6400]

@MrGreen-fi5sg No. God made the Universe, Evolution made us.

[@MrGreen-fi5sg]

@@jonathancummings6400 The bible contradicts what your saying. Weird. 🤔

[@jonathancummings6400]

@MrGreen-fi5sg Of course it does. It's not weird. I've noticed the universe operates both ways, as scientists say it does, and as if some intelligent power created it. Thus, I believe a Superior entity, "God" created the Universe with it's balance of forces and physical laws, and then on this world life appeared and evolution created all of the various forms derived from, and really still of that original ancestral life form. What really happened is one single celled life form emerged 3.5+ billion years ago, maybe among others that were eventual gone with no derivatives, and all life afterwards were really how it adapted to maintaining an existence upon this planet. In truth, all known Earth life forms are connected to each other through that one from long ago, and really are just a part of one big organism, our thinking of ourselves as distinct, unique individuals somehow separate from the whole was a beneficial evolutionary strategy.

[@MrGreen-fi5sg]

@@jonathancummings6400 AGAIN, the bible clearly contradicts with your nonsense! God made the universe *AND* us! We are made in his image. We are not apes, nor evolved fish, not from one cell on a rock! We came from GOD. Wake up! Find Jesus

[@Rio-jc6ju]

Excellent👍

[@mesopotamia316]

فكرة التطور ممتعة

[@AgroAcro]

Yeah, and it is so cool how we can study it just like all other natural phenomenon

[@CeilingCatMSM]

I bet these comments are perfectly civil and no arguments at all

[@denlim20041]

do evolution 2 with more animals (horse,elephant,lamprey,horseshoe crab)

[@denlim20041]

not only that,ostrich,crocodile,shark,butterfly,centipede,dolphin

[@jacobtennyson9213]

42

[@Tysm_for_1k_subs]

​@@denlim20041 even 🐄

[@reinashelby9495]

"10kya-0ya" Me: *I'M ONE IN A KRILLION*

[@planetballuniverse]

Song name

[@TheColliderHeavy]

Hi dad

[@TheColliderHeavy]

Idk

[@aspiknf]

Darude - Sandstorm

[@Mrman_offical]

evolution is real \

[@survivaldude29]

No

[@marcosjuniopereiracarvalho8609]

​@@survivaldude29your Just a kid

[@survivaldude29]

@@marcosjuniopereiracarvalho8609 you’re*

[@survivaldude29]

@@marcosjuniopereiracarvalho8609 you’re bad at grammar

[@stewystewymc3929]

​@@survivaldude29you're very retarded

[@jorem_yt]

What is that at the center in 0:00

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

A phosphate (PO4) molecule

[@jorem_yt]

What is infront of it?

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

@@jorem_yt infront? You mean the pink and purple bubles? Thats the PO3 molecule 😂

[@Bloodrop-yay]

some bugs: mushrooms in ending cutcene. you will watch the the old fungi form.

[@planetballuniverse]

What is that at the beginning of the video. Is it the bonds 0:01

[@MolecularAnimationsoftheCell]

a phosphate molecule, the key molecule for life to start.

[@Mrt0asterreal]

Those weird shapes are electron orbitals

[@DSC-e8i]

all of us were a green dot wen we came

[@kaelxrose]

0:00 cell 1:12 virus 1:32 split 1:37 fishes 1:40 growing animals 2:13 birds 3:16 ants 4:36 human

[@zen-logic9622]

Amazing video! Could you please explain the early minutes of the video? I only started understanding what was going on arround the part where the first virus/bacterias showed up, so the intro got me very curious

[@kevinpeters6709]

So the main hypothesis is that self replicating proteins predate cells and eventually enough of these end up in a lipid bubble and boom! First cell

[@zen-logic9622]

@@kevinpeters6709 thanks!

[@tibetneedsindependence]

how did cladoselache survive mesozoic era

[@TheHairyHeathen]

The genus was extinct almost 100 million years before the Mesozoic era even began.