Everything You Didn't Know About Organisms Living Inside You

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This video discusses animals and organisms that live inside the human body. This includes insects, arthropods, bacteria, fungi, and worms. It answers the following questions:
- What are face mites?
- What are eyelash mites?
- What organisms live inside me?
- What organisms live inside humans?
- Where do bacteria live inside humans?
- What fungi live inside humans?
- What are itch mites?
- What is hookworm?
- What insects live inside people?
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[@flora_7719]

My body ain't just a temple, it's a whole ass national park

[@user-ot4qn6cx2c]

😂😂

[@richardcollins5189]

Mystery Flesh Pit Lore.

[@farkasmactavish]

​@@richardcollins5189was about to mention Mystery Flesh Pit National Park!

[@alejandrobarcenafigueroa4883]

​@@richardcollins5189 thought the same, maybe WE are the flesh pit from the bacteria perspective

[@hallooos7585]

But the worms are not welcome

[@othmanekaidi8]

I am a doctor. The face mites and Aspergillus are always there, however the Hookworms and the Itchmites are only in the body when infested; which is rare nowadays with the medical and sanitary advancement.

[@v1x4z]

Huge relief, thanks for the heads up, doc

[@KahiiTheKhajiitYT]

i had hookworms as a child and it was traumatising lol

[@ashly6084]

So when u say the face nights are always there….you mean we are born with them!!??

[@MermaidMakes]

⁠@@ashly6084 no, if that were the case they’d probably be classified as a weird organ of some sort and not an animal lol. they move in from your parents or another person shortly after birth.

[@RotatingLocomotive]

Finally some Science. What about candida? I doubt every one has this, or it's permanent like herpes?

[@waffle3709]

I feel like i need to shower after watching this

[@GIGACAT573]

This will change nothing

[@citamus]

You will eventually kill some of them, but that's not necessarily a good thing🤣

[@user-gp2wf9ov4y]

I want to scratch my face off 😳😳

[@Idk-yp2sy]

Or hear me out…. Suicid-

[@Water3180]

These wont remove because these literally reproduce pretty quick when dying so yeah, it wont usually die because they reproduce when dying

[@rylandrc]

It may be good to clarify at ~ 1:05 that the pie chart is by number of cells, not mass of cells! Bacteria are often much smaller than human cells.

[@thomasbudianto-qn5jh]

Thank you, i was looking this answer. Now i dont need to google it. 👍

[@eVill420]

​@@thomasbudianto-qn5jhyes, prokaryotic cells are usually 100-1000 times smaller

[@Leonardos_Massacre]

​@@eVill420 oh thank god 💀

[@aprettycoolname4839]

5 kg of bacteria

[@kennethlastinger5116]

Oh God we're outnumbered!

[@josemarialaguinge]

It's crazy to think there's a whole ecosystem inside our face.

[@jbofficial9977]

12²+1

[@williamschmitz9129]

145

[@MoonSky1stRock]

@@jbofficial9977 I thank its 13

[@JSPeo_LoL]

​@@MoonSky1stRocknuh uh

[@MoonSky1stRock]

@@JSPeo_LoL I know it’s 145 because it’s 12 x 12 which equals 144 and you add 1 which equals 145

[@drachior]

You are incredibly relaxed for someone talking about terrifying stuff straight out of nightmares.

[@nadarith1044]

Bodies are gross nightmares inhabited by nasty spiders And did you know there is a skeleton inside you RIGHT NOW!?

[@Road_Rash]

@@nadarith1044 that I'm good with, but these mites gotta go!

[@nadarith1044]

​@@Road_Rash You're one with the spiders, accept your spiders

[@Road_Rash]

Had I never known about them, that would be no problem... I love the fact that I learn new things from KZbin videos, but I also hate it when I learn 💩 like this!

[@JadeMythriil]

​@@nadarith1044Also poop is touching you inside right now.

[@skystar231]

I love being covered in creatures it makes me feel proud of myself and it makes me feel happy that someone needs me

[@youngsure]

😐

[@skystar231]

@@youngsure idk about you but i love bugs

[@K4L1KA]

It feels nice to be needed🥲

[@damianlopez7630]

They are necessary

[@sziklamester1244]

You can say you'll never be alone.

[@Accountnolongerexists]

You're never alone when you have your own biome.

[@Average_Internet_DMC_420]

I'm still horrified and feel gross knowing this information

[@Sta10]

@@Average_Internet_DMC_420at least you all ways have tiny friends :3

[@LokianEule2]

There’s a reason biome and home rhyme

[@laml545]

O honestly got a bit confused about the division here. Intestinal flora is necessary for us, and a positive thing overall. But those hookworms are obviously a parasitic disease. Now I don't know if the other organisms mentioned in the video love in us but are ok, or are a disease. This could have been a little bit better explained

[@simongonzalez1617]

Yes. I loved the video, but he could've said that not all those species are welcome in our bodies. I'm not an expert, but to make it easier for you, I'm going to divide it into three groups: 1. The harmless: like the bacteria he mentioned that help us digest carbs. They are very helpful so we need them. 2. The harmless that depend on our immune system: like Aspergillus that we breath in every day but the immune system quickly stops from growing. So in a person with AIDS, for example, they become harmful. 3. The harmful: like the hookworms and the itch mites, they are always undesirable. Hopefully it was helpful.

[@paigelego4027]

I don’t want to speculate intentions but I’d imagine that some of the lack of explanation is simply that the categories of helpful and harmful are blurry when it comes to microorganisms and can even change. It’s sounds oversimplified but really we only think of something as a disease if it gets us sick. For example most of the bacteria in the gut has no benefit or harm directly to its host, but would be incredibly destructive if it entered the bloodstream. And the bacteria that doesn’t do anything would be detrimental to lose because it prevents something nastier from taking its place just by being there. These are the kind of things that takes a semester in college to begin to understand.

[@simongonzalez1617]

​@@paigelego4027 Yes! there are many factors at play, not only the type of bacteria. Their location in the body and the equilibrium between them are important too.

[@Gutterrat69]

I felt the same way, kinda sets people up for confusion

[@RotatingLocomotive]

The quality of this video seems good but the information are mixed up and vague. He assumed that every human has nematods, fungi and pathogens such candida and hookworms.

[@danielenriquez9342]

This somehow feels like a Halloween episode.

[@bubblesintheocean4638]

under the guise of the calm piano and strings

[@richt7525]

​@@bubblesintheocean4638 something about the way this dude delivers content feels unsettling. Somewhere between relaxing and unhinged. Like a kid's show from hell.😂

[@Jellyfish146]

This feels like the one episode of every kids show where the hypochondriac character finds out about germs being all around

[@lifestlc]

AKA The Magic School Bus? Lol

[@Garl_Vinland]

Invader Zim, Hey Arnold, Recess, The Weekenders… Codename Kids Next Door… Dexter’s lab…

[@connorsavage]

So does that mean i won't ever be alone 😮

[@soberman1520]

Even if you're completely alone from other "organisms" your body is a city or even a planet of many cells that works to create , support and sustain you... Well I can't even tell what is "you" anymore maybe only just brain? Which part?..idk

[@X8D01]

I feel like we are an ecosystem that helps other creatures live on us, its crazy to know that

[@derBene]

It's like those living planets from Guardians of the Galaxy or that one Disney CGI movie where they harvest those energy crops.

[@AlanJustWokeUp]

I never thought listening to facts about face mites, bacteria, and fungi could be a soothing experience 😅

[@JoshuaChaney]

They need to eat faster, my face is oily all the time lol

[@flaurasaurus]

My thought exactly, I’m going to give them a pep talk right now

[@user-ze7sw7il9r]

​@@flaurasaurustell them Never Back Down Never Give Up

[@user-vl8ih6qx3s]

Untill these guys turns into your enimies and you have yo deal with demodekoz...

[@bonk4199]

Just wanna say that is gotta be the smoothest sponsorship transition ever

[@iRoamYouTube]

The piano BGM made the video feel like a Mr. Rogers episode, relaxing and educational. 👍

[@Average-honkai-player]

Learning about gut bacteria actually helped me with an eating disorder as a kid. I felt so bad about not giving them food or overwhelming them with too much food. I knew they weren’t actually sentient but I still felt guilty. Even as an adult it’s motivating to eat healthy because even if I don’t feel like taking care of myself, I feel responsible for the health of the microscopic creatures on and in my body.

[@slavplaysgames]

If you didn't already start reading the Bible Gospel of Mathew or John would be my recomendation you seem like somebody who would be open to christianity and the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ.

[@spidey5558]

​@@slavplaysgames What?

[@daruru42069]

​@@slavplaysgames huh

[@DarthRaider]

Coincidentally enough, I was recently prescribed medication to get rid of these mites in my eyelashes

[@Nylak-Otter]

Demodex? Yep, everyone has them, but some people are sensitive or allergic to them, or are unhealthy and can't keep them in check. This happens with dogs, too, who also have demodectic mites on their skin. If a dog has other health issues or is over-sensitive to the mites, they'll lose their hair and their skin will get dry, flaky and inflamed. They'll also need medication and topical treatment to keep them at bay. When this happens, it's called demodectic mange.

[@betsey96]

Well that has managed to unlock a new level of existential crisis I didn't know existed 🙃

[@nesajugalbot832]

Me: ew disgusting I’m not watching this anymore My brain: just watch it I dare you

[@Nabikko]

I really like the piano riffs

[@jimbucket2996]

Thanks, i needed this. I was just about to end it all but I have all these friends around me depending on me.

[@jasonleung5442]

Love this piano in the background. So chill

[@debeholland]

I've always been fascinated by our Symbiotic relationship with our realm . . . we are one!

[@miguelgoncalvesvillani8664]

"We are venom"

[@Geneolgia]

I feel less lonely knowing about the mites on my face :)

[@Joxier]

in

[@djahvelle]

Not sure what made me watch this before bed...Instant regret

[@theunexpectedpro1112]

Man I found your channel when I had a concussion and I was so stimulated by all this knowledge and I've been hooked ever since

[@serea6430]

So are skintypes (dry, mixed, oily) determined by the amound of skin mites?

[@rjims2456]

maybe you should have made two videos: one for the positive/friendly stuffs and another for parasites and diseases

[@theboiyouddate5722]

I like this video because it gives a more true perception of biology and certain organisms. Good job!

[@user-jq9xw5hx5z]

So I am the equivalent to Australia's ecosystem.

[@Starvaze]

As an Australian. This made me pause for a second.

[@Ani-yt4nf]

I love the simple and clear audio and visuals of your videos. It's very relaxing and makes it easier to learn ideas from you. Thanks for your awesome content!

[@SushiSpider-tw5ro]

I don't like the fact that they’re having happy time inside my skin

[@richardlionerheart1945]

They're just a mercenary army against foreign microbes

[@user-de1hg8cf6b]

Takes the term getting under your skin to whole new level 😆. Have a blessed day everyone

[@3xfaster]

You present this like if it was a segment on Mr. Rogers’ “picture picture” segments, very lovely~

[@jameshite884]

Anybody else itchy AF RN, or is it just me

[@certifiedkay1801]

i am

[@theyrathy9334]

Bruh bro I am

[@WhaTheNiche]

you left me more questions than answers

[@sampajano]

Thanks for the great video! Really helps me understand what is our "body" really made of! 😊

[@Gamrboi228]

I like how he tells us what they are, but he doesn’t tell us what the symptoms they give us or they are healthy or good or bad.

[@BeatrixTomomizu]

I'm quite happy it's winter right now. I might take quite some time now to walk an soil bare footed right now... It's a bit scary to not know: are these tiny creatures helpful or not? Especially that thing that makes tunnels into my skin. That's just horrifying. And yet that calm voice makes it sound just neutral xD

[@zeppie_]

I imagine if they were harmful enough, our bodies would have sufficient defence mechanisms. In fact, most of these critters probably do get eliminated when they come in contact with our defences. For the most part, though, they're just hitching a ride on the huge masses of life and energy that are our bodies

[@BeatrixTomomizu]

@@zeppie_ you have a point... Still a bit scary...

[@simongonzalez1617]

The hookworms and itch mites produce parasitic diseases and therefore those patients need to be treated. The first one causes anemia and protein deficiency impairing children's growth and mental development, the second one causes severe itch and bacterial infection by scratching. By the way, don't worry too much about walking bare footed! Hookworms infections only occur if the soil is contaminated with human feces from people infected.

[@seabass273]

@@zeppie_ actually, lots of the bacteria(especially the digestive ones) are actually necessary for our digestive processes and actively help your body survive

[@FrankAaron]

So hookworms live in your small intestine and come out in your poop. If you’re walking barefoot and get hookworms, it’s because you walked barefoot through shit. Frozen shit is still shit. Don’t walk barefoot.

[@FrankPiacitelli]

Captivating and fascinating as usual!

[@middeh]

anyone else absolutely love the music and chords that correspond with the video? piano player deserves mad respect

[@emmanorlen5189]

Loving the “very hungry” bacteria animatic at 2:13 very nice reference

[@JERIMIAH0ZENDIAH-db3gy]

The human body is truly beautiful

[@sboksz]

Face mites - these little buggers can settle in the eye and cause eye irritation and even inflammation.

[@Starvaze]

Macrophage: I'm sorry what?

[@unamascotallamadalolatamal105]

Hello, I just have discovered your channel and I am loving it. Thank you for all these videos, please don’t stop doing them, they are very clear and very detailed, congrats 🎉😊

[@migueljclemente]

This channel and this guy are so awesome. Thanks for this content. From the educational content, the music & sound design selection, and the slow speaking, it reminds me of when I was younger learning about different things. Very different from our quick-paced social media doom scrolling society.

[@aifan6148]

Wow, even the ad looks so scientific in your video 😅 absolutely enjoyed watching this ad 🤭👍

[@simongonzalez1617]

hahaha was it even an ad? 🤣

[@Dr.Bright]

I suddenly feel a little better knowing that at lest someone needs me

[@Lavendermama]

I love everything about his channel!! Thank you 🙏✨

[@shochiwolffang5809]

Your videos always givee shivers especially in our body

[@CrazyClips876]

I could have went my whole life without knowing this.

[@chrisreilly1290]

"I'll take things I didn't need to know for $500, Alex" lol jokes aside, this is cool and terrifying

[@Numnumnumby]

This video is so educational yet so relaxing

[@mechasentai]

I love this channel. Keep up the great videos!

[@omega-xk4gj]

1:12 Wait? So I'm living in someone else's Body?

[@lordlittletoeq8537]

In a weird kinda way. Hope they don't abort you

[@user-ze7sw7il9r]

Well not wxactly, its juat like the skelwton, say your cells are the skeleton and the other organisms are just flesh on it

[@FerrexShelby-ed9hg]

I wonder what the bacteria and face mite see and feel when we move

[@lordlittletoeq8537]

"Weather sure has been funny lately "

[@Infj_Deku]

I love your way of editing especially the calm voice and music 😂

[@ktmzid8456]

What a wonderful knowledge you always bring my boi love it everything you do ,

[@phantoka10]

After this video, the permian superorganism doesn't seem so fictional.

[@laurachuu14]

i just gained like 10 new fears :D

[@Starvaze]

Immune system: we got your back

[@HammboneBob]

You're never alone

[@GCJACK83]

I keep telling my aunt, "We're never alone. Microscopic life lives on us. Not just on us, but in us."

[@namumuandfriendsofficial]

Hmmm Interesting…We learn Something New Everyday:]

[@draculastraphouse7863]

Honestly, i dont care what lives on or in me as long as it doesn't affect me negatively

[@rays5163]

what a wholesome video.

[@missmirror1]

so well and nicely done (and spoken) - THANKS SO MUCH 💗🕺🎈

[@liammargetts]

6:20 I like the name Hubert the hookworm

[@user-ze7sw7il9r]

I dont like hookworms, they just attatch to you amd feed od your blood and give you nothing in return, just like parisites or mosqitoes

[@vihaancubejunghare5614]

Sir can you please tell what books r u referring? I just love biology and I am dieing to give those books a read!!

[@HeidiRobinson-ft7vl]

Thank you for this video.

[@tannermcginn7330]

Great video! I can't wait to forget everything I just learned.

[@thesnare100]

Could you kill them say by soaking your face/submerging yourself in water using something to breathe while they drown, or something in the water that would kill them. You'd get them again, I'm sure, but at least a temporary way. And is that an actual microscopic photo, or just an artist rendition? I read that them dying would be a bad thing they are actually sybiotic, and I wonder if you could genetically engineer/cyborg them to work for us.

[@The_gaslight_district_Fanboy]

They will never leave you

[@kyngpapi]

@@The_gaslight_district_Fanboy seriously

[@enzopopop]

You are the reason students pass biology

[@Lowlandlord]

Gotta say, your music, the sound and the way it is used with your script, reminds me so much of Mr. Dressup 🥰

[@Sarah-qx4vz]

I already knew this but for years I’ve tried to forget

[@lordlittletoeq8537]

Best to embrace our microbial overlords

[@THE-DUDE561]

FIRST

[@Yentl-gx2cm]

Uhm.. I don’t know if I want to watch this 😮😂

[@shaswatpathak2062]

The explanation and the animation were so nice.

[@ninoking2968]

Certainly aint new information, but a nice refresher....

[@moaz_mohamed.omar_hannafy]

it's the first for me to watch a sponsor in any video. but this sponsorship is way cooler than anyone I skipped.

[@Ces1um]

You sound like the guy that first hosted “blues clues”. Great video- thanks

[@catpoke9557]

The face mite drawing was weirdly cute

[@goreycorpse]

I love these vids sm

[@lmzaadi]

Thanks for reminding me to take my Seed today.

[@derBene]

I like the calm and relaxed video style about just basic life. This would make a cool update for that old animated series Once upon life/ Es war einmal das Leben.

[@ReluctantLion]

I LOVE ALL THE LITTLE SPECIMENS IN MY BODY. THEY TAKE GOOD CARE OF ME.

[@jasminmentang6837]

Its so interesting i love it

[@Menacing311]

Now I can never feel alone, and I know FOR SURE I won’t die alone. Thanks 🥰

[@BrokenArrow685]

Well explained, with handy animations. Now I can’t sleep, and I need to scratch. Everywhere. Thanks, buddy. 😑

[@javierrflores]

Great content!

[@kennethlastinger5116]

Ive always been facinated by the human ecosystem(specifically the ecosystems) and the countless symbiotic relationships that most likely take place that i never knew of.

[@Esrom_music]

Who is doing the music for these videos? Its brilliant. Its like early 80s pbs with a slight modern twist. Hats off to the composer.

[@nohandlethanx]

I have never watched an in-video ad more attentively.

[@albertolosi9341]

This is the best youtube channel in the world

[@DyslexicAnaboko]

You are like a Miss Rachel for adults. I loved this video.

[@mrmoment6061]

amazing video, I'm now deeply disturbed by this information.

[@mrjuicejar_yvk]

Lots of little friends just chilling on my face. Nice.

[@ArcanineEspeon]

As disturbing as this was, the narrator's friendly yet well informed voice and the Mr. Rogers music made it more bearable. Thank you sir.

[@trueman2542]

Each of us is an individual universe. Unique living beings.