The Terrifying World of Giant Insects: What Was Earth Like During the Carboniferous Period?

[@LFacts-news]

The Earth really went through unimaginable 'shocks,' from asteroid impacts to massive volcanic eruptions. Dinosaurs like T-Rex and Allosaurus weren't just symbols of strength but also proof of nature's ferocity. And let's not forget, 'Tight Man' in his snug suit, though not a dinosaur, still leaves us 'shocked!

[@drbonesshow1]

Next up: The Terrifying World of Politicians.

[@boimsenju5481]

Terrifiying world when juice invade

[@Snk13_ty]

Sir don't bring politics into a biological video about prehistoric insects. Thanks! 🫱🏻‍🫲🏽

[@jasonl4003]

I'll take giant insects any day...😂

[@X-Gen-001]

They evolved from spineless worms.

[@Eriiikkk1]

Nah

[@EnforcementDronEd209]

A giant roach would terrify me.

[@StayHard-e9y]

lol😂🎉

[@boimsenju5481]

Yeah but juice invade your land is the worst monster ever

[@LindaYariger]

​@@boimsenju5481 Where do you live? Because the Zios ARE NOT REAL JEWS. You sound like a Roman saying the Empire fell because of those damn raggedy Christians. Don't be a bigot, it says your mother never loved you

[@harrietharlow9929]

Me, too!

[@X-Gen-001]

Come to Australia, there's still a few of them running around my house.

[@lewisdavidson6812]

Cool video! Crazy to think about how the world has evolved😮

[@LethalMartialArtist]

Just think what is the next evolution? Each species seems to have their time and then it comes to an end.

[@garg4531]

Not to mention how things could’ve turned out very different Like a lot of our ancestors used to be the minority; imagine if they didn’t make it or never evolved in the first place

[@garg4531]

@@LethalMartialArtistYeah just like at dinosaurs. Extremely diverse and had such a long lasting reign, but then the vast majority disappeared practically overnight Imagine if something like that happened to mammals at some point. Sure they seem unstoppable but so did dinos and so many other wildly successful lineages!

[@306oldboyful]

Imagine a spider nest with thousands of giant baby spiders swarming everywhere 😅

[@JohnGonzalez-yl7zd]

Dont neex too harry potter already did

[@magoodada]

2 ft praying mantis??!! Nope

[@LindaYariger]

At least it would eat your head first...

[@asokaglenn4643]

Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Woodleycat]

Lol that spider on title photo has 12 legs ah good old AI

[@shad0wburn3d]

a very short segment on insects then all focus up on dinosaurs. wash rinse repeat. 😥

[@aaronm.1998]

Make your own content and quit crying.

[@robbleeker4777]

There is no reason to presume that there are planets around that are still inhabited by enormous insects today

[@jacquelineperet6599]

Between all the chemicals and the shadow labs they will come back Am too old to worry about it😂

[@Arcana-Secrets]

I don’t like spiders but this video is fascinating

[@thereckoning5488]

We could definitely breathe 35% oxygen.

[@vickanid1862]

Indeed. A much bigger hazard is the flammability of a 35% O2 atmosphere. A lightening strike would be devastating! Oddly, the climate change caused by the lightening strikes etc. would bring the level down to "normal" of 21%. Go climate change! Of course, the huge arthropods etc. wouldn't like it.....

[@paulosullivan3472]

All things are poisonous when you have too much of it, water will kill you if you drink too much and oxygen will kill you if you breathe too much of it. You can survive in a high oxygen environment for a while and how long depends not only on the oxygen level but also on the barometric pressure (the pressure determines how much of the oxygen can be absorbed by the lungs). At sea level with 35% O2 you will likely last about 24hours before you start showing the signs of dying, but at high altitude it is possible for a human to survive indefinitely at 35% O2

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

That's true, we could breathe it. We can breathe water too, chlorine gas and smoke from a house fire.

[@davidbendall7919]

In a hospital setting, an oxygen mask at 35% is on the lower side. However, there are too many patient situations to discuss here. 35% is about 3.5 lpm. My mother is on 3 lpm at home.

[@OrangeManGood2024]

So, we're STILL pretending that dinosaurs were reptilian?

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

They were made of gingerbread

[@mike7652]

Apparently. Then for some magical reason they became birds later, but were totally for reals reptiles before that though. For seriously.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Interesting era, but I don't think I would have liked to live back then. I'm not fond of bugs.

[@Daytons-Finest]

It's been scientifically proven that the Earth is only thousands of years old not billions or millions

[@Chaztwiz.2880]

23:13 same

[@adrianolivas6465]

It barely talk about insects

[@JohnGonzalez-yl7zd]

Oy your right 😂

[@alvinboa3268]

how did you know that???

[@williammorris3303]

Love it!

[@willamcombs1106]

It's even more terrifying in this current imagination runs wild with mathematically impossible scenarios but I need to get my name in the history book of impossible theories.

[@LindaYariger]

But...if you can think it, isn't it possible?

[@KassimWeaver]

I wonder what they found creatures in the ice of the North Pole, or even South Pole these creatures had to be preserved to be renewed for the fact that the ice never melted or if they do that will be the reason.

[@harrietharlow9929]

They may have found insect fossils in Antarctica because it was lush and forested before it froze up millions of years ago. That is why there are actual coal deposits from that era in Antarctica today.

[@seanstacks3436]

There's two destiny's now?!?!

[@petetomiello4103]

those aren't butterflies. Dragon flies.

[@Naranara-n7s]

EVERY LIKE THIS COMMENT GET I WILL TRAVEL BACK IN TIME IN 1 YEARS

[@Leondegrance2]

If you go back far enough will you cease to exist? Because I'd like this comment to.

[@RicardoPereira-y7l]

7:57 MILIPOOP ! x')

[@rasheedgregory3459]

Thank GOD them days are long gone 😱 I hate todays giant bugs and if any of them where as big as they were back then I would've been killed over 🫣 couldn't even finish watchin thus vid. Apologies video creator 😮

[@Ron4885]

Especially giant SPIDERS 😮😱

[@jesusleon9628]

Right at the beginning, one fact wrong, it was a CO2 RICH ENVIRONMENT, AND THE CO2gave the invertebrates and ferns and bushes their big size, and then progressively the ambient air, and then the environment and living beings changes over millennia

[@davidbendall7919]

I want to see video proof.

[@themachanic6416]

That make no sense then why would Doctors but people in hyperbaric chambers to have them heal faster? Why would they say that you would be more aware and have more energy and the reason why animals grow to be so big

[@Deverud]

so Carboniferous Earth was pretty much a Death World....

[@oklahomascootin]

So it's just in reverse now where bigger there smaller lol

[@potheadtoker11]

Any evidence for all these claims?

[@edcfyau]

The nope period of our natural history

[@stevegovea1]

Yeah...lets not let this happen again.😅

[@JohnGonzalez-yl7zd]

Consideringvroches are man made

[@willi8339]

O2 rich air and more greenery mean living organisms are able to get much higher quality oxygen making everything grow bigger and stronger….including humans in the worlds almost 7,000 yrs. Stfu Issa knowledge drop not an invitation for rebuttals.

[@DovahHouse]

What was the earth like before this period?

[@1AvrgJoe]

The first animals lived under water because there was no oxygen. The land was completely barron. Not even dirt just rock. Creatures called stromatalites then evolved. They derived energy through photosynthesis so after a very long time they created the oxygen needed for animals to survive on land. Once the atmosphere was OK animals started to move onto shore. Evolution went wild and all these guys showed up...basically.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@1AvrgJoe Well cooksonia was around during the Silurian--not sure how they worked because they didn't use photosynthesis. They weren't the first, though, Those were likely mosses. But until the Devonian all animals were indeed confined to water as were many plants, During the Cambrian I doubt anything in the way of plants had evolved to live on land.

[@paperoverflow]

Giant bacterias and mitochondrias with bombing each other with viral nukes...

[@boimsenju5481]

Its not terrifiying enough than juice invade and take your land

[@LindaYariger]

Where are you? The Zionists aren't real Jews, they just say they are. Please redirect your anger to the right people.

[@harrietharlow9929]

What are you even talking about?

[@boimsenju5481]

@harrietharlow9929 juice? Invade? Stealing land and live. Its more terrifiying than these insect

[@TingTong2568]

Alloha Snackbar strikers again KABOOM!

[@boimsenju5481]

@TingTong2568 🥱 giant insect is cute compare to juice

[@maywthrify]

Give the narrator a soft and european voice that can make up bug names, and people will believe anything. These are the same people who say men can be women and women can be men.

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Scientists aren't a monolith

[@johnlongshaft2896]

lol; dream on 🤣🤣🤣 what a lie

[@Theron-z9o]

Did anyone consider

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Nope

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[@albertchehade9916]

I do not understand, nor can fathom WHY, critters get such looooooonnnnnngggggg unpronounceable names! Call it what it is....

[@Dabobalotl]

I think humans done the most damage hope ai and technology fixing it bc we can’t🤣

[@LindaYariger]

Yeah, we're number one! :-/ If only we were smart enough to fix what we messed up

[@warrickcaldecott2866]

Ai may come to conclusion the best way to repair the damage is to euphonize the species causing it. Just one reason we gotta be insanely cautious when developing and commanding AI!

[@EL7Bayernburgher7International]

Where's the evidence?

[@aleplays437]

Trust me bro

[@vipinvnath4011]

In quran​@@aleplays437

[@tri3183]

It's the fallacy derived from the high oxygen levels - but insects don't have lungs so it's a null point

[@WolfieGirlSheena]

Read a book, go to a museum, Google it. But I guess idiots like you wouldn't believe anything if it was right in front of your face unless you were told to believe it by your cult leaders huh

[@StayHard-e9y]

i just believe

[@tri3183]

What's with the thumbnail? Spiders aren't insects and insects weren't that much bigger because of oxygen levels due to the fact they don't have lungs, they breathe through their skin.

[@aaronm.1998]

Their breathing method is precisely why atmospheric oxygen levels have such an impact. And the "spider" you reference is actually not a spider. Talk less simpleton.

[@redx4013]

Also came here to call you a simpleton

[@LindaYariger]

​​oh please, don't snark on those who are seeking your wisdom! It's unseemly in an apex species!

[@thinktank-uq3gx]

I like ninja turtles

[@spookerr]

LOL.

[@JohnWiebe1]

lol this is such horseshit😂😂

[@davidbendall7919]

We can prove horseshit. I have to shovel it every day.

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