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

[@tdub52]

Note to self: Don’t set the Time Machine to go too far back.

[@CupOfLiberTea007]

Set it for 2009 and buy bitcoin. Sit back and wait.

[@johnh8705]

Don't step on a leaf

[@Richy.hendrix]

@@CupOfLiberTea007hell nah my brother died this year lmao f a Time Machine bro

[@Unknown-us3ii]

I would watch that movie even if it doesn't make sense

[@yerobalogun6896]

You would have to calculate the location of earth in space for you to successfully time travel you go back in time and you’d end up in a void of space because earth isn’t there because you went back in time 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mort5566]

Man, I loved watching "Walking with Monsters" back in the day. Thanks for reminding me about that series and thanks for the video matey!

[@MrFestosit]

Do you have a link to watch it?

[@juanmeneses2247]

looks like australia didn't get the news and the insects just stayed almost the same there 🤣

[@Twofrogsonecup]

The huntsman spider is a thing of nightmares

[@Jolenecorn]

Lol legit 😂

[@DgardsGaming]

Yep, I confirm this.

[@cateteller739]

Yep here in Australia is kinda scary but you get used to it after a bit

[@TheDogman71109]

Enough with the stereotypical oversized insect jokes about Australia now it's corny as high heavens at this point

[@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

[@AlvaroYamagami]

I honestly don’t blame the devs for nerfing those folks

[@MadDawgyGaming]

And God buffec us lol

[@MadDawgyGaming]

buffed*

[@r.davidsen]

Underrated comment.

[@thefranticchef]

Hands down best comment on KZbin

[@Chad-bc9vi]

​@@MadDawgyGaming Buffed them too much they become overpowered, their intelligent stats are too high, although they did balanced it by giving some of them the brain rot debuff

[@headshot531]

these are really just the ones that happened to be preserved. a very small percentage of all life across all time got fossilized. there could be thousands more. there could be some even more gigantic even more weird. i hope we discover more.

[@GordonSeal]

@@Someguy123-z8n Your mom already got discovered.

[@Someguy123-z8n]

@@GordonSeal LMAO 🤣 😂 😆 now that's funny 😆 😂 hahaha

[@johnnycash578]

TOO BAD WE HAVE TO SPEND ALMOST ALL OUR $$ ON THE MILITARY WE WOULD KNOW MORE ABOUT SPACE TOO

[@momoz74]

I don't know about that. I was under the impression that insects who don't have bones but a chitinous shell don't get fossilized. The only insect "fossils" I know of are the ones trapped in tree sap and I doubt that could happen to things the size of a bull terrier. Maybe this is just speculative?

[@Flare8124]

@@Someguy123-z8n Bro really hates his own mom

[@Trentcast]

Thumbnail: shows spider towering over cliffs Narrator: “and spiders, the size of dogs”

[@Mayo-ow5lb]

Yeah I was quite disappointed too

[@charlesselby3559]

A spider the size of a dog is still messed up 😅

[@bryanjei6057]

Isn't that an egg tho, not hills?

[@Justin1021]

Honeslty, there could've been a spider that large that we just haven't discovered yet

[@chrisfox9362]

​@@bryanjei6057look to the left, those are trees on a cliff.

[@itzbubbaz5768]

00:29 I thought that was a health bar for the bug at first lol

[@enriqueescobedo6068]

Boss level. 😂

[@aidanbradley3567]

It is 4am in the morning. That combined with the semi-serious tone of the video just made this comment the funniest thing I could have read at this time of the morning

[@bradfields3827]

Bro we play too many games 😂

[@B3you_]

@@aidanbradley3567I’m reading this at 4am too lol

[@niels4355]

Dude i was thinking the same thing! That was some jrpg shit

[@gg454lune]

Thank you for talking about dinosaurs. I was risking having nightmares next night.

[@RabihSaadguitars]

A centipede the size of a car WE DONT WANT.

[@foxfaith24]

It was a millipede relative and it ate plants lol

[@DareDa-g7r]

They can be tamed even if they really existed 😂

[@CarleeNikole]

I’d have a heart stroke attack 🫣😱😱😱

[@Richk-sz9is]

That thing is terrifying

[@Volundur9567]

I could ride it

[@TheTrueOne15]

Watching this at 1am, the KZbin algorithm is a magical thing 🪄

[@garrabella89]

😂

[@zulutgseta8276]

Thats it?.. Bot?..

[@kirsten9277]

12 21 here

[@ShellShock11C]

4am here

[@dunster8893]

Facts 4:18 am

[@alreawon1212]

It's crazy how dinosaurs are common knowledge but I've never heard in my life of what was shown in the video.

[@ChadDanes]

Same

[@andrewallison7524]

Most of its crap, no spider was the size of a dog lmao

[@OrphanTraveler97]

Probably didnt really happen

[@tompapps7810]

Same man

[@Bananenbauer123]

There are literally fossils of it that's how we know these massive insects existed

[@joshuarufino172]

Props to the cameraman that travelled 315 million years ago for this entertaining and educational video!

[@naturalLin]

There’s no Time Machine can be travel back exactly 315 million years ago.

[@oweskjast8043]

@@naturalLinI’ll have you know the Time Machine I service can go back up to 500 million years! And can be set to pinpoint accuracy!

[@abdito_ry]

​@naturalLin have some whimsy bro :(

[@sethswanson5438]

@@naturalLin its a joke.

[@naturalLin]

@@sethswanson5438 I know

[@countryboy2324]

A spider the size of a dog is wild

[@watcher805]

And vulnerable

[@DarokTheMaul]

It literally wouldn't be able to stand on its legs.... Its body would be too heavy for it to lift itself. This video is BS

[@MaskDestruction]

​@DarokTheMaul, yet people sadly believe it, lol

[@kakashihatake1029]

​@DarokTheMaul I think the legs would be strong and big enough to hold it up.

[@calisthetics]

Thats like saying a elephant is too big to walk. The legs would grow in proportion to the body ​@@DarokTheMaul

[@Momo-xs8mo]

That was freakin good. Love the format. Keep doing the same but for different time periods

[@IndorilTheGreat]

Imagine aliens DID visit earth back then, saw the giant insects, said "Nope," and never returned.

[@shivrajanand2002]

Not much has changed. Now we have deadlier animals namely homo sapiens

[@caitlinmarshall55]

bahaha right

[@samuraitadpole5459]

​​@@caitlinmarshall55who do you think brought the asteroid

[@sacredsecrecy9620]

That's exactly what I would've done as an alien. Now it's even scarier. All those advanced apes calling themselves a superintelligent species, yet arguing about their gods and genders.. That's when I would've noped the hell outta that mad world as an alien as well. Dang, I wish I was an alien... 😔

[@TruthGatherer2013]

imagine if aliens existed to begin with and weren't just made up, to get people to put their differences aside, by staging and external threat (alien invasion) then saying that the nwo is the solution (everyone coming in under the same roof, with the same views and standing together)... but it will all have been just done in order to make it easier for them (bloodlines of the illuminati aka blue bloods aka descendants of Cain) to control people. the more diverse (spread out and NOT mixed together, but with different cultures, different views) the harder to control. cause we're expressing ourselves, our uniqueness, that which sets us apart from everyone else. (which they want to prevent) it's a lot of info to give the whole story though, but to put it short... yep.

[@BrotherAzrael]

The oxygen levels in the atmosphere were a lot higher which allowed life to grow to gigantic proportions. If you would travel back in time to that age, you wouldn't be able to breathe the air for long before succumbing to oxygen toxicity, so there goes your dream of growing T-Rex'd sized

[@thedude420h20]

Be coughing up blood

[@whocares110]

I would just grow accustomed to the over abundance of oxygen and defy your logic.

[@BrotherAzrael]

@@whocares110 Ho watch out people, we got ourselves a bad ass over here! \o/

[@jhunmontina6422]

if you wear a mask that limits your oxygen intake you would be fine.

[@sam3379109]

What if you breathe steadily

[@vlogsnorth]

Enjoyed watching this . Thanks for sharing. Very interesting.

[@jimc12]

This era is where we get most of our oil from.

[@jimmyohara2601]

Yes indeed, Learnt that one years upon yrs ago 👍.

[@maxlumens9085]

Learnt indeed.

[@rz4745]

Its a lie, oil comming from inside the earth and has nithing to do with organic wildlife😅

[@tomsoki5738]

@@rz4745prove it. Oil is a hydrocarbon, it’s made from the compression of carbon matter…

[@RayRayWasAGoodBoy]

I can get oil from my butt in the mornings after spicy Chinese

[@jedimasterchunky4116]

The Content: 😱👹☠️ The Narrator: 🧐🤵🍷

[@DarthW44RTH]

Is it the Kurzgesegt guy? Very similar voice if not

[@melonskall]

It's an AI voice ​@@DarthW44RTH

[@mEmory______]

​@DarthW44RTH probably similar voice techniques of narrators.

[@shadrachlane5555]

They would have destroyed dinosaurs

[@squidikka]

@@DarthW44RTH Kurzgesegt guy from temu, more like

[@harveyquinn3535]

Oh hell yeah, subscribed

[@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.

[@Scotlandskeyboardwarrior]

This is the times when a house fly would squat you with a newspaper 😂

[@kakashihatake1029]

😂

[@TheBigRonD]

A fly squatting a human certainly would be impressive 🤣

[@kakashihatake1029]

@@TheBigRonD I'm dead 😂

[@GrooveSpaceArk]

All this real footage I love it. I find it really hard to film these kind of things on my phone

[@Yuma-l4x]

Australia: before dinosaurs?

[@redflame300]

bugs are cute tho ngl.

[@LeonardoRivera-fe1jm]

8:17 they have centipede like this in the mountains of Puerto Rico. I've seen them about 1 foot long. They have very toxic venom.

[@stephenMottershead-y7d]

no they do not

[@SuperheroBotGFilmz]

i think the clip timestamped is ai generated

[@croissantpower]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@stephenMottershead-y7d Scolopendra gigantea, also known as the Peruvian giant yellow-leg centipede or Amazonian giant centipede, is the largest centipede species in the world with a length exceeding 30 centimetres (1 foot long) and can be found in Puerto Rico. Yes they do.

[@YaelSavage]

This video was incredibly informative. I learned a lot about. I'm curious to know more.

[@306oldboyful]

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

[@JohnGonzalez-yl7zd]

Dont neex too harry potter already did

[@truckercowboyed2638]

I got those at my house now

[@leander4539]

That would suck 😕

[@shaydesofblue2281]

There's an old movie of that

[@xzcrimzonomegazx9143]

So Australia

[@PowerMadLabRat]

7:31 "Despite it's intimidating size, Arthropleura was likely herbivorous..." The largest land animals are nearly always herbivores; Elephant, Rhino, Hippo, Giraffe, in modern times. And for extinct examples; Brachiosaurus, Argentinosaurus, Therizinosaurus, Titanoceratops.

[@Kosmic_animations]

Why do people assume herbivores are friendly? So they don’t hunt. Triceratops was an ass, and it was a herbivore

[@Thrashman-ye4cf]

@Kosmic_animationsit just depends on the species. Hippos are super deadly despite being herbivores because they are ridiculously aggressively territorial.

[@ALBINO1D]

@Kosmic_animations exactly. Still intimidating. They could crush you if they feel like.

[@necroace7013]

Hippos are omnivores​@@Thrashman-ye4cf

[@QuintusBatiatus]

The therizinosairus always chases me in ark so yeah I know

[@Doi737]

Eating and watching this hits different 🔥

[@corbin_4738]

So... Every few million years, an asteroid from Klendathu slams into Earth to wipe out whatever exists. How long do humans have, going by timelines? Many more millions of years or when will the next asteroid hit (using the previous timelines as an formula)?

[@TabletMini]

Don't worry. The humans will extinct them self before that

[@Chris-ph5vr]

Wtf is klendathu

[@corbin_4738]

@Chris-ph5vr Starship Troopers reference

[@thewhiterabbit7171]

Would you like to know more?

[@RandomACaptain]

Imagine the asteroid brings a new different kinda of female

[@LordJunes]

They didn't become extinct. Some person (hero) went there with a time machine and managed to strategically place 5000 atomic bombs in such a way that they would wipe out EVERYTHING that was there. We will be eternally grateful to this person.

[@demzo662]

It was us all the time. Cooper was right and Interstellar is correct then.

[@retsaMinnavoiG]

They won't I did

[@keilanarellano3621]

And how do we still have the same insects but smaller?

[@LordJunes]

@keilanarellano3621 Eternal Baby insects! ;)

[@joeakajoe1]

​@keilanarellano3621they shrank due to a reduction in oxygen levels maybe

[@donc9049]

Outstanding documentary.

[@joeylister6053]

They should make a film set in the Carboniferous period, it would be great

[@Twofrogsonecup]

There's a series made a while ago about some ppl traveling back in time to the Jurassic period, I'd like to see more films and tv shows like that, especially set in the Carboniferous period

[@Patricknab]

agreed but trust em does was living with jins also not only this because in quran god made jins before humans in earth they was living with this creaturea the jins are aliens

[@gregbors8364]

“Carboniferous Park”… no, that would probably run into a copyright infringement issue… “Carboniferous Outdoor Recreation Area” ✅

[@luis720lm]

Harry Potter and the Chanber of Secrets

[@alexandrogonzales3121]

And King Kong

[@braysniper58]

Are there any video games in the carboniferous period? Imagine a survival game managing breathable air, not being eaten by massive insects and eating insects for lunch?

[@evilangel5498]

Sounds like a concept pitch for the next Turok 😂

[@Ice-mg5pr]

Only thing that comes to mind is Escape From Bug Island on the Wii, an incredibly campy survival horror.

[@retr0pearce765]

ARK is not exactly in the carboniferous period, but you get to experience the Pulmonoscorpius, Meganeura and Arthropleura all the same, in their huge sizes, along with dinosaurs and some prehistoric mammals.

[@etosen7018]

Only game that comes to mind with giant insects is Grounded. Such a fun game, my girl and I would play together while eating Cheba Hut!

[@Imoru000]

​@@etosen7018 Grounded is great❤❤

[@thepofmeister]

fantastic video!

[@misteryoung1934]

Pitbull sized spiders? That's a whole lot of no thanks

[@optimusbryan258]

It did not exist. There was 1 animal that was called Megarachne but in reality it was more of a scorpion. There were never such huge spiders

[@SuperErickelrojo]

Bull Terrier

[@misteryoung1934]

@SuperErickelrojo it's an arachnid, so it doesn't matter which breed it's size is close to 😅

[@smgdfcmfah]

As if spider sized spiders aren't bad enough!

[@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!

[@BangerXX07]

Evolved to fuckin shit world

[@SollMC]

Grounded lowkey is like that lol

[@mmikeee.]

Excellent job here. I often wondered what life was before the dinosaurs, and this makes perfect sense.

[@area51xi]

I somehow ended up here from lectures on the discrete log problem and now completely hypnotized by this.

[@m.scottreeder]

If extra oxygen can cause all those prehistoric plants to grow super size, then just imagine how tall, thick, bushy those buds were on hemp plants.

[@JunoBeachGirl_]

But if you lit up you would blow up due to the high oxygen levels in the atmosphere. Touché!

[@m.scottreeder]

@ Not so fast. I thought about that, and here’s what I would do. I would go into a cave to blaze one of my Cheech & Chong specials. I wouldn’t share not even a toke with the local cavemen. Now if a cave girl was to hit me over the head and drag me into a cave… Once stoned, I’ll go take on T-Rex.

[@Timboolin]

​@JunoBeachGirl_ you realize volcanos and lightning still existed then right ? 😑

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

Just imagine the huge succulent delicious shrooms 😅

[@davidcariens9475]

Think how tall NBA players would have been.

[@nellosnook4454]

New subscriber! 👍

[@magoodada]

2 ft praying mantis??!! Nope

[@LindaYariger]

At least it would eat your head first...

[@killermonk47]

​@@LindaYariger what if it grabs you by the feet?

[@christophersnedeker]

I don't think they were around then.

[@TheOnlyMetal]

Only Baki could win that

[@silmolenaar6801]

Real life starship troopers... NOPE!

[@SullyDunn]

1:00 I can’t believe my eyes

[@Hallowffee]

It's him! The first.

[@dmitrykhramov1832]

Cool video! 👌

[@MB-zk7pz]

I was done at high humidity 😩

[@Arcana-Secrets]

I don’t like spiders but this video is fascinating

[@zobayer1]

and lame too.

[@channelsurfing5]

Great video 🎉

[@WhyEvenBother-t4w]

TY for putting the feet and inches in next to the centimeters. I keep telling myself I've got to join the rest of the world in Metrics, but, of course, I haven't done so just yet. Maybe later today? Tomorrow perhaps? 😀

[@theycallme4799]

Never. So long as the Washington Monument stands.

[@noahgraff-uw8rs]

Don't give in!!

[@VicusUtrecht]

Metric is for morons that can't figure out what is half of ⅜.

[@VicusUtrecht]

2 cups to a pint, 2 pints to a quart, 4 quarts to a gallon. This takes too much brain power for your typical Europeans.

[@tsigahn6509]

@@VicusUtrechtit’s not about taking too much brainpower, it’s just dumb af

[@Jusip111]

I love how Ark's arthropleura got a feature in the video!

[@alisalimful]

Nice documentary. 👏👏

[@silnehviirthecat6180]

4:05 good luck. I'm a monkey with a rock attached to a big stick. Calories. all of you.

[@Memeguy0017]

So am I a monkey, I dont got a rock attached to a stick but I got a stick attached to a very long sharp rock

[@silnehviirthecat6180]

@Memeguy0017 you stab, me smash, we share food

[@jaskapenttila7644]

​@@Memeguy0017 dont worry smarter monkey will sort you out

[@tomarmadiyer2698]

I got fire, salt, and pans. Ems shrimps.

[@croissantpower]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Memeguy0017you’ve not got a rock attached to a stick but you’ve got a stick attached to a very long sharp rock. Um hate to break it to you but yes you do have a rock attached to a stick…

[@shadycipher2923]

prehistoric time and the creatures that lived in it always amazes me❤

[@fedanimal5955]

Great video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you!

[@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!

[@g-tall665]

The earth went through 3-4 mass extinction too

[@servantofchrist2378]

So I guess our ancestors are 🪳 too😂

[@dankbuds-r2v]

i bet you dont know god lmao

[@88Lvst]

​@@dankbuds-r2v who needs to if he never was real to begin with 😂

[@eesaabdurrahman1569]

@@88Lvstis that emoji supposed to make your point seem intelligent?

[@Naturalintelligence30]

Thanks man this documentary was very interesting and informative 😊

[@Watch272]

Not. Very false

[@manorboy3113]

​@Watch272 you're from myth busters?

[@RNVG269]

@@Watch272you were there? Tell us what was actually happening 310 million years ago

[@Watch272]

@RNVG269 so these people weren't there either will enlighten you? You trust them? That's what your saying?

[@Watch272]

@RNVG269 you're

[@saulgoodman570]

Imagine these creatures presenting in the Mist

[@applecorp]

It's like the film, The Mist but actually for real, terrifying!

[@mikesternmike]

I had no idea all the creatures in the Mist actually existed This is insane in some ways it's scarier than the dinosaurs

[@philljenner4045]

Excellent narration.

[@Mimimo]

I can confirm this is true guys. I've been there before and experienced it 👍 it was horrifying with so many creatures 😩

[@cindyshay1269]

You went there?! Tell me more! How? Astral projection? Akashic records? ?

[@Mimimo]

@@cindyshay1269 Yeah ! it's just like how the video described ! I feel so nostalgic ! But sadly we are not allowed to record it or even touch anything as that would lead into time paradox, we just allowed to observe inside the spaceship from a far!

[@cindyshay1269]

@@Mimimo thank you so much for responding! How amazing!! Do you think you could please mention me as someone interested in visiting with them? Would really appreciate. Sending you much love and light!! Best wishes!!

[@Mimimo]

@@cindyshay1269 Of course !! and by the way, Happy new year !!

[@meatwad3000]

Time tunnel approaching

[@buddylake1824]

7:58 Hehe, Millipede poo.

[@smilexe]

Was scrolling the comments seeing if another human being had saw what I did

[@Princess-Charlotte-221]

Not funny

[@CongoChongoVIII]

Grow up

[@smilexe]

@CongoChongoVIII le meme

[@poppytewix]

Very informative!

[@wesBlue]

One of the best docu's i have seen👍👏👏👏

[@superweaseljr5396]

documentary? you think this is a documentary?

[@ShaunSilk-ew7cy]

Clownworld.

[@YT4TLL]

You should watch BBCs Walking with Monsters, it's where basically all of the video footage in this is lifted from

[@lurkintomgaming397]

Now our insects wear suits and suck the life out of everyone from their ivory towers

[@HemlockRidge]

This is really a worthwhile Doc.

[@shinningstarr5371]

Great Presentation

[@nadi359]

Some scary giant insects. 🦟 🐜 🕷️ 🪰 🐛

[@Jim-ks6vo]

That human silhouette has some swagger

[@ClickyJayJay]

Alternative title: If Australia was a planet.

[@mxtw7910]

Crazy how much the megarachne looks like a Facehugger 🥶

[@alphaculture4622]

this was absolutely amazing. i'd love to be a part of making something like this

[@whocares110]

The early spiders look more like ticks.

[@darianstarfrog]

This era is pure distilled METAL 🔥🤘🔥 its amazing mammals won in the end..

[@Vermilion2049]

Who says it is the end…we are just in the process

[@emiliaroman8630]

This was such a cool and interesting video! Loved every minute of it fr

[@joshmorris5322]

What a nightmare 😮

[@Dumb-fw1ey]

The difference is due to oxygen level being much much higher than now. If we had high oxygen levels now. Humans would be 10ft tall

[@kingmuizz708]

And dead

[@aleiamykol4101]

@@kingmuizz708😂😂😂😂😂😂😂just straight to the point no sugar coating huh

[@kingmuizz708]

@@aleiamykol4101 well someone has to be the bearer of bad truth in the new year 😂 😂 happy new years btw

[@master_ace]

No we wouldnt be - thats not how it works. The reason why insects got that big is indeed due to oxygen levels being higher but not only that. The other reason is how they "breathe" - they dont breathe with lungs like we do, they absorb oxygen through their bodies. The bigger they are the more surface area they have to absorb oxygen with. And since there was more oxygen to go around their oxygen absorbtion rate managed to keep up with the demand of being bigger. This doesnt work for us as us humans dont beeathe through our skin, we breathe through our lungs.

[@zobayer1]

@@master_ace hmm let's follow through your imaginary logic a bit further. So you absorb a lot of oxygen, what do your body do with it? Anything that consumes oxygen for generating energy/heat won't survive if it starts absorbing more than it could convert. Besides, when you grow, you gain weight, and that big of a spider would not be able to lift its body if it was in 100% oxygen. Gravity is a thing, and it's constant. The excessive amount of oxygen was also another reason for a mass extinction.

[@EcoClesnMissin]

I love how you highlighted the importance of keeping beaches clean. I recently started a similar mission on my channel to inspire people to take action for the environment!

[@noufelbedj987]

1:33 that giant scorpion’s just destroyed my underwater camera lens with its stinger

[@Honda-Broke]

Same bro, they should reimburse us

[@Jack_Mercer]

Bug hive spotted! Clear the area! SENDING IN AN EAGLE!

[@wuxjfd2060]

Have a taste of democracy!

[@14yarilo]

This is amazing

[@brettcooper3893]

My luck is I'd invent a successful method of time travel, with the intent to go back to the 60s and bang Barbarella-era Jane Fonda and I'd accidentally wind up here, battling a giant centipede.

[@SC_2QUICK]

Where do ppl get this information?

[@kitten82d31]

Fossil remains

[@viciousyeen6644]

Fossils in stone & ember, geology, meteorology overall many Scientific fields come together

[@imrezelizi3736]

Many fossils. But not from millions of years, more likely 7-10 thousand years ago...

[@viciousyeen6644]

@@imrezelizi3736 they are, in fact, from several million years ago.

[@Moshington]

Time machines

[@RocketBlastGaming]

New favorite channel, amazing video, Yippee yahoo

[@xSkymax]

ARK players, welcome home

[@Woodleycat]

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

[@AaronMitchell-l8w]

This answered all my questions. Thanks!

[@harrietharlow9929]

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

[@Efactor87]

Didn't know Dagobah was actually Earth 350 million years ago. TMYK

[@MTG69]

Do, or do not, there is no try.

[@kakashihatake1029]

​@@MTG69 *gets eaten by megarachne* "do not it is"

[@DoomaDwyer]

Excellent 👌

[@edcfyau]

The nope period of our natural history

[@weebslayer3411]

Yeah, now we got Rats and Snakes as politicians

[@Zarazchannel]

This video cameraman is amazing

[@petarpopov629]

2:33 real life Qu probably.

[@tylerledbetter731]

Dude i would rather fight a bear than a normal spider i couldn't imagine this shit

[@bumberClart1000]

Thanks I love this. I love bugs ❤

[@SmokeyMcb]

Here written below is some wise time travel advice from Grandpa Abraham Simpson in case you ever travel back in time: "If you ever travel back in time, don't step on anything because even the tiniest change can alter the future in ways you can't imagine."

[@mariemelansongundy-vx4ox]

"The Butterfly Effect"

[@rodneyreed1322]

It’s 1 am 2025 and I’m watching this video. Happy new years🎉

[@Bearded_Patriots91]

This will forever be funny man!! I love these two!! Real friends 🔥

[@Mark-p1p5c]

Are there fossils supporting this huge size?

[@baronvonhoughton]

Yes.

[@Mark-p1p5c]

@baronvonhoughton ty for the info

[@Understandableincompetence]

@@Mark-p1p5c😂 very informative

[@PriyaMomma]

Found a video of an 8 ft millepede fossil. So I guess the fossils exist.

[@DarokTheMaul]

No there's not. It's all BS