How A Virus Like Coronavirus Jumps From Animals To People

[@wildrose9843]

A long story short; we ate animals so they decided it's time to get revenge...

[@Maplelust]

or China is trolling the entire world. but yeah you're right.

[@carrieblue4131]

We all are facing the revenge of animals.

[@maanya5296]

I think not animal it's a message to stop killing nature...

[@dorcas_]

Who tf gave Coronavirus a passport😂.

[@dorcas_]

But fr tho who?

[@timelesshour8796]

china

[@timelesshour8796]

@@dorcas_ china

[@TheChelus]

China

[@blazingguyop]

You

[@edgelord8337]

Corona virus: *so anyway I started traveling to other planets*

[@Mr.Mister80]

So anyways I started taking over the world 🌎

[@Dnizzle25]

Bring me back a space snickers

[@chrisesparza3786]

Why do I see you at least once a day?

[@robertprentsen2644]

you humans are mad annoying

[@terramater]

While there are some reported infections of pets and zoo animals, it's highly unlikely and not really an issue. Making a video on this topic coming up this week.

[@milesedgeworth6353]

The sad part is that people should understand and accept that this is pretty much how it works, but instead we went from divine punishment and demons to "fabricated in a lab".

[@BatAskal]

You have a wrong notion of a virus that got out of the lab is automatically fabricated or synthetic. Natural viruses stored in the labs could find its way out if there is negligence or complete disregard for safety or mishandling by the technicians themselves.

[@ajhproductions2347]

Lol yeah... virus was maybe studied in a lab. Not made there.

[@dianabasic2284]

It seems that this is a very popular opinion these days..that scientists can just magically develop a new virus out of thin air..that is 100% not true..yes, they can be enhanced and modified but that's it..I really don't want to believe that it was released from a lab and I hope we'll get the truth soon cuz there are so many people out there saying that is was so I don't know what to believe anymore.

[@danycashking]

@Amen Knowtech You can tell from the genetic make-up whether it is naturally occurring or artificially fabricated, in a careful lab setting it is, from a practical perspective, impossible to create a gene sequence which looks random and natural, because you don't have infinite resources and time to test and observe every single variation, and computer modelling is not good enough to date to replicate that entirely virtually, especially since we don't understand the biggest parts of RNA and DNA, we can identify them but we aren't yet sure what exactly each does, even for a human. Usually, modifications are made in the parts we are fairly certain will have one of the intended effects, which means changes are rather obvious. And plenty of scientists and defence entities around the globe already analysed COVID-19 for features that would indicate that it's artificially developed.

[@dianabasic2284]

@Amen Knowtech actually some people seem to believe that unfortunately..I am aware that what you say is true..trust me, I know..I study microbiology and genetics..I just want to know the truth..I would be extremely dissapointed if it was actually released from a laboratory

[@edgelord8337]

Remember to wash your hands and be safe. And don't stay in large groups. Stay safe people.

[@dashinglucifer8576]

edge lord ok sure i will “was” my hand and definatly wont “wash” em This is a joke dont take it seriously

[@cgasucks]

Avoid eating bat soup in Chinese restaurants as well.

[@pvnchos1478]

@@cgasucks 3:19 more like dont slaughter bats I'm confined spaces with lots of animals and near humans lmaoo

[@pvnchos1478]

@lekha sudish go to a bat cave and kill em lol

[@pvnchos1478]

@lekha sudish u the one that said. I could give a rat's ass what u wanna do. Do u bro. Idc.

[@shoulders-of-giants]

Implying that humans are somehow not animals is not very inside science. Shouldn't it be "from other animals to people".

[@9BigD6]

You do and don't have a point. If we were referring to host-switching, that's any change of a pathogen host specifity, ie it changes the species it infect. Refering to zoonosis automatically implies pathogens from non-humans moving into humans, so arguably it's perfectly fine within the context.

[@izzypopz3684]

0:11 did you not watch the video? Lol.

[@Maplelust]

blah blah why are you nitpicking.

[@prettyprudent5779]

We’d just better keep our fingers crossed that CWD doesn’t jump from deer to humans. That’s a 100% death rate and incredibly contagious. Animal meat is so healthy for us and essential for our nutrients.

[@Onionbagel]

CWD is a prions disease, not viral. Its kind of like mad cow disease.

[@prettyprudent5779]

@LayeredOnions : I am aware that CWD is not a virus, but it’s just as contagious, if not more so, given that it Can’t be killed even under Extreme temperatures. The prions can be shed and remain on Leaves and soil, etc. for a very long time. The death rate, again, is 100%.

[@Onionbagel]

@@prettyprudent5779 Not necessarily. Prions disease are only contagious to others of the same species. Humans have their own version called CJD (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease). It's commonly contracted when humans consume each other (cannibalism), typically when in contact with another individual's brain matter. Either way, all types of prions disease attack the nervous system, and death is imminent. I will at least agree with you on that.

[@prettyprudent5779]

@LayeredOnions : I was quite surprised when I learned more about it on Joe Rogan’s Podcast. You might be interested: 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHmyhqOZr9yWr6M 2) kzbin.info/www/bejne/npy8ipqsrrubbZI

[@Onionbagel]

@@prettyprudent5779 The same Joe Rogan that is doing non-standard Covid-19 tests on himself and his guests? No thanks I do my own research lol. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC139897/ In the 1990's it was believed the only form of species to species transmission was with mad cow disease which is known as Variant-CJD (vCJD). But this has been disputed many times. More recent scientific studies instead found that it may have just been spread through blood transfusions. In most cases, you literally have to consume another organism for it to infect you. And if you can hypothetically get it from another species it seems to be either impossible or incredibly rare until some scientific study can prove otherwise.

[@sg6468]

Thank you! This was very informative.

[@m4nde]

what even is the plural for virus? viruses? viri? virus? virse?

[@moonaa4495]

Its Viri

[@dorcas_]

Viruses

[@moonaa4495]

Verse

[@MarcTelang]

viruses

[@moonaa4495]

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[@ScenenStory]

Several factors may affect these selective pressures during interspecies transmission, either within the virus or the host. The adaptation of influenza viruses between humans and pigs is likely driven by selective pressures or bottlenecks imposed on the virus population during IAV host jump, as a result of the changes in the host environment.

[@vesnea]

Whoever made this video with this animated background, needs to not do it anymore on new videos.

[@cookiesnbubbles]

The fact that we have thousands of animals in cramped living quarters, shoulder to shoulder, in Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations is where these things come from. Or from unsanitary conditions with many animals and people in close proximity like a wet market. When you have 10,000 chickens all standing next to each other in a giant shed, you have the prime opportunity for viruses to go from immobilized host to immobilized host in squalid conditions where it can spread like wildfire and pick up more and more mutations. We could drastically cut down the chances of the next Novel Zoonotic disease by not raising animals in these obscene quantities in horrid conditions

[@Cleeon]

Yess... finally, you're said the truth, one of main factor is because human too ignorant with very bad management to the animals for consumption

[@tescoprimark1299]

Why was the remote control block used here as illustration ? Don’t get it.

[@MORGN]

The background feels like I'm on molly

[@MoodforMore]

Amazing graphics.

[@chasingthefish9042]

I am going to pause this at 0:03 seconds and say they most likely wont mention laboratory genetic modification as a means of transfer. But we will see...

[@chasingthefish9042]

And I was right.

[@SciFactsYT118]

Random fact: The Dancing Plague of 1518 was a case of dancing mania that occurred in Germany, where people danced without rest for a month straight.

[@zuhairahmedsyed5853]

Ikr but that could be mass hysteria or conformity

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

I’m planning to open a bat farm in Iowa. Good luck, humans.

[@Granola616]

i would like to buy some Premium Bats stock from you for my restaurant. and make it the best Soup Menu in Town and combine it with a Premium slice of Dogs and Cats meat!

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

@@Granola616 Deal.

[@hanihasan6001]

Not any animals, only specific types, and that's why it's forbidden to eat pig and bats in some cultures! Is that mean something? We need to think again...

[@swapnilsammy3054]

Thanks!

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

Glad you explained that,...I was gonna guess trampolines.

[@noedd]

Did they use jump boost II

[@mike.elimelech]

This is why we shouldn't eat piggos!

[@Cleeon]

Maybe yes, I never eat pigs,

[@pyrokatarina]

but there are also other dieseases that came from other animals such as bird species.

[@mike.elimelech]

@@pyrokatarina Good point! My point was more personal, I'm not accustomed to eating pork products so it baffles me why despite many viral and bacterial outbreaks stemming from pigs hasn't deterred people from continuing to eat pork, but just as you said the same could be said about other animals people consume like cows, goats, lambs, chickens, turkeys, makes sense.

[@Cakez253]

You can contract Toxoplasmosis from a sweet little kitty. Being in contact with animals period can put you at risk for zoonotic diseases.

[@ChristofferEricsater]

or viruses from veggies! even worse

[@christabellchua]

Human kill and slaughtering of animals caused coronavirus, be kind to animals

[@klausadam728]

If we want to put an end to this vicious cycle, we need to look for alternatives. There are more models of successful food animal production systems that are remaining extremely efficient and the need for antibiotics are nonexistent. Also, on the rise, the number of traditional/natural forms of raising animals known as “open air” grounds, or local farms. These systems are more enjoyable for the farmer and for the animals as well, with no need of antibiotics and no present diseases. This allows for “the farmers to be farmers, animals to be animals, and lets us save antibiotics for future generations.”

[@vahalorared5755]

Great teaching and explanation! Coronavirus has been around for a very long time. I’m hoping we can understand that animals need their space and we need ours. And it may be a good time to stop eating animals. I think our planet would do a lot better if we left the wild wild and gave animals the respect they deserve.

[@elijahmicheal1248]

You will never get all humans to stop eating meat. More may turn vegetarian or vegan, but all humans will not. The fight- is for equal rights- government and law protection so that regardless of those that eat meat, and those that don't care- the animals still have proper care and rights. And each law for animal welfare inches animals closer and closer to rights.

[@jonnygonzalez8558]

Bats weren’t sold in wuhan, covid is lab made🥴

[@SuperMaester]

Could you elaborate?

[@jonnygonzalez8558]

SuperMaester of course, they were experimenting on viral weaponry at the wuhan lab for infectious diseases, they decided to mix some, they got out of the lab. And the Chinese government blamed it on a bad, which is where part of the genetic sequence from the virus comes from. Who knows what else is in the virus - after all the communist Chinese government got rid of all their research cuz they’re afraid of what we’ll find now that things got out. Simple

[@davidmotyka4832]

A strong immune system I believe is important to stop viruses.

[@noamsitbon8151]

David Motyka you must be a doctor

[@thundergato84]

Healthy fit people have died as well.

[@Maplelust]

what about creating it in a lab?

[@arturotorres-jimenez902]

I hope all of u guys are safe and healthy

[@gamerevolution8339]

It feels like Covid crawled in my nose

[@HadeerD]

What if human became a reservoir for some viruses?? 🤔

Some do but SARS-Cov-2 did not!

[@Gakki_Aniki]

Just Don't Make a Soup With It !

[@randomvideos1457]

From Bat to Pig to Human it is that simple...

[@GeraltBosMang]

Where is the wet market as a transmission site?

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

It was from the Pangolin farm in Guangdong then mixing with bats in Wuhan

[@annng3485]

Everybody gangsta till coronavirus evolves to coma

[@cristianmoralesgalindo2902]

How

[@sarcodonblue2876]

If people are so worried about covid then may be they should stop eating meat as it is all contaminated with feces

[@deeb3272]

COVID19 is a bit jumpy these past months.

[@MatthewSuffidy]

What's really amazing is that the virus is basically a string of 4 value code that gets run like a computer runs things when it gets injected into a cell. So this means that the cellular hardware is basically to some extent compatible between like bats and humans. It even has like self forming helpers and sites. It would make some sense because that would be to some extent hardware independent.

[@KahSing82]

Matthew Suffidy it really makes u wonder r we living in a simulated reality cos it sounds like a different level of computer programming

[@MatthewSuffidy]

@@KahSing82 I never take the view I am in Virtual Reality however how logical but maybe.

[@fun-with-purpose1436]

It’s called University of North Caroline Chapel Hill and Gates Foundation.

[@susanne5803]

Nature being messy. "Don't leave your RNA laying around!" What is it called if it's the other way around, spillover from human to animal: anthropo-o-nosis? Thank you and #StaySafeAndSane

[@5mnz7fg]

That's also called zoonosis, as far as I know.

[@9BigD6]

@@5mnz7fg zoonosis is generally strictly reserved for other animal -> human. Can still be used if you have a back and forth transmission, but host switching is generally used instead.

[@AhllanIgnacio]

Good info

[@belfama852]

You should make a video how a vaccine is produced

[@JohnWick-dy1og]

It should've stayed in animals not humans.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

humans are primates.

[@420-g6p]

I was like danm I just ate sum bacon today

[@carrieblue4131]

A mixture of urine, feces and other bodily fluids from live, wild creatures ends up mixing with blood from butchered pigs, providing ideal opportunities for viruses and bacteria to thrive.

[@Cleeon]

I can see all factor at China mainland wet market, even including slaughter, their way managing animals market for consumption is not effective, some even really disgusting. No hate to Chinese, all can see that many good Chinese hate those things too

[@shevanietownsend25]

It jump from a lab.

[@chris_The_youtuber]

I agree

[@DJPariahX]

Did watch the vid just have to say umm duh humans are animals so um do think to hard? we fancy apes that were pants 😂

[@reymundalagos9889]

At 0:57, I really thought he’s Jaime Lannister

[@Moby604]

Trying to prove your right ...2 types really ?! Un a short time ?

[@crymeariver-fugly6550]

Very informative video except it excluded one very crucial information. The human host had to be Chinese.

[@Netanel_HK]

P4 laboratorium

[@RubenGoMoRadioboyPlus]

TOURISM. That is the only reason we are dying by Corona virus.

[@spicy9116]

Rubén GoMo Radioboy no

[@alicehallam7949]

Travel might be a reason closer to the truth. In earlier human history, people did not travel much. And travelers lived outside the town while they were visiting which protected the residents a bit. But, yeah, early cases if Covid-19 were tourists to Italy, and cruise ship travelers.

[@moonaa4495]

Animals are dirty because they dont wash their hands and sing happy birthday

[@Cleeon]

I can give example some animals always trying to wash their hand.... raccoon, maybe ?

[@zargle5924]

this alternating smoke background is super distracting and annoying

[@PrestigeWorldWide179]

The Chinese made it come from animal to people

[@carrieblue4131]

It is fault of those factory farm business holders that caused all these viruses to incubate in first place.

[@toinho_06]

alguem veio pelo ead blackboard??

[@Allen.Fepuleai]

People just need to stop eating animals. Simple

[@Maplelust]

no. the Chinese need to eat normal food.

[@Allen.Fepuleai]

Boris Sheen You eat beef. Chinese eat cats. What’s the difference?

[@carrieblue4131]

@@Allen.Fepuleai It is not possible for the whole world to stop eating animals. But we can make our meat clean and healthy. We just need to shut down and ban factory farms that is producing highly contagious and unhygienic meat.

[@abdirahimabdillahi7972]

comments: thinking negative me:whats an other name for virus

[@meganjarvis7970]

If people actually believe the sold science, I can't wait to sell the Brooklyn Bridge to these people!

[@ahmadnajmiroslan]

*Free Visa*

[@k.ganesanganesan6825]

Smell

[@tukimingood3765]

Media : how corona virus jump .. . Corona : i did not jump. I am swallowed. media : who..? Corona : yess..! human

[@isra3638]

That’s why pig 🐖 is forbidden in Islam and Judaism

[@hanahsisse1426]

Let the pig feeder reply this question.

[@mohamadrezaazadi9038]

So how a pig got that virus?

[@evitthought9641]

from some other animal or maybe pig's parents and they from their parents going back thousands maybe millions of years?

[@animalvigilant5091]

Not even a good source of food and they cause viruses. . Eating pork raises cholesterol and increase chance of heart disease and even cancer. They cause many negative effects on the environment and many are gassed to death in order to be killed for food.

[@carrieblue4131]

@@evitthought9641 The viruses are in factory farmed pigs. Poor sanitation and waste management on factory farms and the poor management of animal waste can lead to the contamination of the food supply by bacteria and viruses.

[@carrieblue4131]

@@animalvigilant5091 Yes eating pork has caused so many diseases for humanity. Even we can say that our own food is killing us today.

[@sreejikm]

So its better to be a vegetarian to survive an infectious death.

[@animalvigilant5091]

Sree Jith no it’s be best to be vegan. Since dairy cows have been know to have viruses. Not to mention the puss that’s in the milk at the store. Best to just use plant base alternatives to dairy.

[@carrieblue4131]

The best is to just get rid of filthy and unhygienic meat.

[@aminamaqtal9063]

The world is ending but humans are trying their best .....

[@Teutoburger9]

good

[@ConsciencepartyUSA]

Trump doesn’t read would he watch this though? 🤣😅🤔 and evening understand it?

[@dso]

Writing is not easy to follow and voice of narrator isn't ideal

[@bencunningham5704]

I subscribed to this channel to just learn crazy one-off interesting science stuff. Sure this maybe interesting and good to know but I’m so sick and tired of hearing about viruses and Coronas and whatever else related to this. Now that’s all this channel posts about. Please go back to those one-offs about pufferfish or dog myths. Please. Not another virus thing

[@portal_saude_integral]

#govegan

[@animalvigilant5091]

Mauro Monteiro 🔥🔥🔥

[@moonaa4495]

(Germs germs germs)

[@solomarcus8422]

Indeed👌

[@ramosivan407]

CHYNA

[@jahzara_]

Where all my vegan at🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️🙋🏾‍♀️

[@DaFactsNoNonsense1713]

In a lab!

[@ashleyflorendo]

Lets all be vegetarian then

[@glennw469]

Stop eat animals then

[@yoshigirl3103]

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[@dorcas_]

First?

[@sumiiee7643]

Were both first

[@dorcas_]

I was first 😂

[@dorcas_]

Your 6 minutes ago I’m 7 minutes ago

[@sumiiee7643]

Cus I was loading

[@dorcas_]

Well sucks to suck. Jk but how slow is your internet tho😂

[@zk-gw2qj]

I’m early aye

[@hgataro6374]

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[@aninterestingtitle9754]

CcC

[@bakolon8698]

But this one didn't jump from animal to human, it came from a lab

[@Ivy-jq6di]

No

[@user-fx7pj3sk1r]

Please provide a proof ..

[@benjinaqasima2094]

I like to eat meat animals 🐷🐄🐑🐔🦃🍽️😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

[@ramon475]

Short answer: human tampering in a lab

[@foxon172]

It doesn't!

[@dorcas_]

What?

[@mikeynicol2556]

First Comment

[@JeepRc22]

Thank you! This was very informative.