How to Get Ahead by Growing a Head

[@hammelsprung3998]

This Channel is so massively underrated

[@donatehilltop]

Mine too

[@marioare859]

I got it recommend, now it's time to watch all his videos 🧐

[@Jaggerbush]

Yes all four videos 💀

[@darcieclements4880]

It's about to go viral among people with interest in the topic. This is a very good simplified overview of animal radiation. It would make me happy if they start showing these in middle school.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@CowsEatKale]

I love the inclusion of the phylogenetic trees, it really helps to visualize relatedness

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

hey thanks a lot! Please have a look at my other video series on Animal Behaviour, I hope that you enjoy that too... www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@newms3450]

This channel and your explanations are really a head of the curve. Even tho you don't have a huge amount of content yet, it seems like you're really headed in the right direction.

[@banban6087]

😢😩

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@jannettb7930]

I hope this channel continues beyond the stated 10 episode series! Love it

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@thinkinaboutpolitics]

Wow. A lot happens when you start to move, don't it? I'm floored by all of this stemming from the appearance of that middle layer. Great stuff.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@sarahsander785]

I've just discovered your channel. As an author of fantasy a better understanding of evolution always helps a lot with world building. And you do a great job explaining!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@meerkat5818]

Nice to see KZbin working properly and promoting new channels!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@herbertpocket8855]

Dude I love the environment you are filming in, it increases the production value so much!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

it is the greenhouse on the roof of our building for the Faculty of Science at the University of Ottawa! thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@charlesdarwin2492]

You deserve waaay more views

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

hey thanks a lot! Please have a look at my other video series on Animal Behaviour, I hope that you enjoy that too... www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@4984christian]

I was wandering if there would come another episode. Don't laugh I think about how Pokemon may have evolved as a project for fun, haha. Also the gelly fish / coral episode was something I really didnt expect with the cloning and so on. Really cool!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

hey thanks a lot! Please have a look at my other video series on Animal Behaviour, I hope that you enjoy that too... www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@pololopololo1998]

That's pretty cool I'm guessing u used meu as ur l.u.c.a and that's gonna be difficult to figure out how some pokemons manege to evolve more than 4 limbs lmao

[@4984christian]

@@pololopololo1998 once you come over the fact that they are all related by egggroups overlapping its already the max of absurdity. Lol. I actually use ditto. That also explains how they can be so dynamic over one generation, because they retained a lot of dittos qualities internally. But that deviates a little from the lore.

[@TeamFortress2Official]

@@4984christian wasn't mew supposed to be the ancestor of all Pokemon (except Arceus) though?

[@4984christian]

@@TeamFortress2Official yeah but for it to make sense I have to deviate from the lore. Its a question of which features I want to keep and which not.

[@necieau2700]

The detail and structure of this video is perfect

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@jonstfrancis]

New subscriber here! Your channel is growing ahead! Btw, I wanted to say that flatworms 7:55 have their mouth in the centre of their body rather anterior end, although their sense organs are in the head/anterior end. I'm now wondering if this mouth placement is a vestige from radial symmetry ancestors or just some oddity of these weirdos?

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@Tybold63]

Quality content and without unnecessary background music when you talking (which I am not so fund of) I also think you have a high skill of explanation.

[@alexandrebockmann9798]

What an amazing channel! Congratulations, and please, keep up with that excellent work!!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@Stothehighest]

Great content, I'm very pleased at how in-depth without drowning you're being on these videos. Looking forward to the next release. In the meantime, you've got another sub.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@AwesomeReversibleKnitting]

Your videos are a highlight of my week!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

hey thanks a lot! Please have a look at my other video series on Animal Behaviour, I hope that you enjoy that too... www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@helmutzollner5496]

Excellent Program. Been looking for this years! Thank you for this great compolation.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@DawnOfTheComputer]

This channel will blow up

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@eshafto]

Outstanding presentation.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@LuisAldamiz]

Very high quality content. I'm surprised not having stumbled on this channel before.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@LuisAldamiz]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids - Thank you. I will in due time, no doubt.

[@ehrenloudermilk1053]

Good lord this is informative. Thanks.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@Grand_History]

This was actually a fantastic video, you’re a natural educator, and I’m jealous of your mic quality

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@Grand_History]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids you’re a workaholic, keep it up

[@Jacob-yg7lz]

This is a really great video! It really does a good job of making me understand the why and how of how animals evolved.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@misanthropichumanist4782]

Please compile a playlist of your videos. I mean, if you find the time? 🙏

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@gluehuff43]

I look forward to more of these!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@John-pp2jr]

Very clear. Well presented. Video brilliant, have you written a book?

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

Great video! Question: Will there be an “evolution of plants” series after this one?

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

with your continued support, I hope so! thanks for your interest, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids will do! Great!

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

I like the direction you're going with the channel, keep it up. Talking about body forms and our thought processes, one aquarium shot pictured a slowly moving Sand Tiger Shark. Very big with it's torpedo head full of sharp jagged teeth, if it swam up behind you unseen with-in feet like they do, suddenly turning around it might require Surgery to extract your Testicles. Funny but regardless how scary they are there's never been a recorded attack on a Human of any kind, Our Perceptions.

[@TheIntellectualApe]

You are going to be big. Subscribed.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@sciencefictionisreal1608]

this is really helpful and informative. thank you for posting

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@acct5910]

Great content. Subscribed.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@puttiplush]

This is a great series and I appreciate the very specific focus on the development of specific organ systems and phylogenetic trees so the viewer doesn't get lost. But. I think you should continually reïterate that evolution continues in each branch of the tree, including convergence. For e

[@puttiplush]

For example, in the transition from mollusks to worms, there was q focus in worms on their peristalsis allowing for more delicate movement and on the advanced respiratory and nephrotic systems, which led me to, for a second, be upset because I know that mollusks also have such systems! Perhaps I am up too late, and acting too stupidly and rashly. Anyway, lovely series!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@chakuseki]

This channel is amazing!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@Transblucency]

How to Get Ahead. Honestly. It was right there. Fascinating video though...

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

Honestly, I have had title revisions lined up for a bit and you beat me to it..... great minds think alike, as they say thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@UltraProchy]

Im not a biology person(i think tierzoo is the only biology related channel i watch) so it was weird to see this video pop up for me, but after watching the series im glad to be a new sub. Very well made series, just the right amount of information for someone getting interested and easy to understand basics. Makes you think and ask questions about the subject which i guess is the goal of this type of education. My biggest question is: how exactly did the first muscle develop? The evolutionary benefits of muscles are obvious so it makes sense why they appeared, but how? Was it a mutation like tumor? Also how did the first organisms with muscles survive before developing the support organs for them?

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@aidenmartin6674]

videos with discussions of how structures in a body, such as the mesoderm, bones, blood, etc appeared and evolved into current structures would be interesting

[@ПростоГеймер-ъ8ш]

Me: Preparing to sleep YT Recommendations: literaly hours of realy userful n interesting content

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@Autepify]

do you know of any good resources that goes into more detail about the transition between sponge larvae and cnidaria, and the transition between cnidaria and all of bilateria?

[@chrisb9365]

I didn't see how developing a head implied a bilateral symmetry, as I imagined some muscled cylindrical organism swimming through the ocean that still possesses a radial symmetry. But I guess with the example of flatworms it wasn't about right/left differentiation, but about top/bottom one as these organism are more interested in more of a 2D life than swimming freely in the ocean. And once you have front/back and top/bottom distinction you automatically get the left/right bilateralism.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@THE1THEYCALLJAH]

The freshwater flatworms are so derpy.

[@komolkovathana8568]

8:02 these flatworms aren't swimming around, they crawl (on invisible glass surface) on hard surface/rock/soil/sand (never be afloat) to feed on algae or organic debris, bacteria plague etc.

[@soluteemoji]

Literally bio 111 at CMU

[@alphalunamare]

I am not sure I shoulda watched that ... my stomache is heaving!

[@alphalunamare]

My own thesis is that locomotion necessitates sensory organs ... Why locomotion? .. to get food for the Gut. Higher sensory processing leads to a Brain .. to feed the Gut. The Brain is subsidiary to the Gut. Hence all the food franchises :-)

[@gigachad864]

Nice pun in title

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

I'm a punny guy, thanks for watching!

[@ravenweikel5974]

945st subsciber!

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

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[@gfdgdfgdfgdfggfdgdfgdfgdfg9709]

I feel like whoever made this video never seen a white bloodcell huntdown a bacteria

[@williamchamberlain2263]

Those benthic amoeba that build themselves a shell from sand, and grow up to a centimetre in diameter are crazy too

[@gfdgdfgdfgdfggfdgdfgdfgdfg9709]

@@williamchamberlain2263 I dont know these. You got a link?

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

9:00 That's a pokemon.

[@Renoroc]

So the polar bear became best friends with the baby seal and had crazy fun adventures, right? Right?

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

well... er.... um.... maybe thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@Renoroc]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids Will do!!

[@marvalice3455]

"larger animals tend to produce more offspring" Ahhhh not sure about that one. Sure, a turtle lays more eggs in a clutch that a mouse's litter, and large birds tend to lay more eggs, but this breaks down on numerous levels. A mouse still reproduces much faster than a turtle, and while dinosaurs may have laid scads of eggs, this is because they couldn't lay bigger ones for physics reasons. And small fish often lay hundreds of their own eggs. I'm just not sure size is that important compared to other factors when talking about number of young...

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

it is meant to mean that larger individuals within a species are capable of producing more young than smaller members, not that elephants can produce more offspring than mice, for ex. thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@marvalice3455]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids I suppose...

[@misanthropichumanist4782]

kzbin.info/aero/PLSToSC7_6lBJX7tUe7G_-ifzny1syVAVw Hope you don't mind, I put together a playlist for you. I'll delete it if asked, ofc. Alternatively, I'll hand control of it over to you, if I'm told how? 😅

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

hey thanks for your effort..... We are going to put something together once all 10 episodes are out. thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@indus7841]

So no head?

[@Zomonitan]

This guy looks like Normal Al Yankovic

[@markykid8760]

17:00 what is that revolting thing the octopus touches? 🤢

[@antoniopacelli]

You have to know that For Merck standards this is already Against Nature®

[@marjae2767]

Migraine warning for the intro animations.

[@oobrocks]

I really like your channel but u made a mistake: larger animals don’t have more offspring; in fact u have it opposite. Some fish and frogs will lay 100 eggs or more whereas an elephant usually has 1 baby at a time

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

it is meant to mean that larger individuals within an animal population are capable of having more offspring than smaller ones.... not that elephants can have more than frogs, for ex. thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@oobrocks]

Makes no sense at all

[@Mythographology]

How much do I dislike the 'side on shot' in videos. It is just poor film making because it loses the connection with the speaker and irritates even if subconsciously. The method is just a film/video school fad to try and deal with the problem of face on presentations in videos like this. But it doesn't work. It has never worked and no-one actually says anything about it. Subscribed none-the-less as this content is superb.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

yeah, I hate it too. We were working with such limited budget and other resources that we had to work with what we got. Hopefully, with your support we'll have better production values for the next version! thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@Mythographology]

@@DocBrownsZoologyVids Completely understand. As a producer of video content myself, I understand low budgets, production value issues and all the other struggles we share on getting our stuff out there. But your work is really good, I love it, I am subscribed and liking and will follow your productions. I am working on my own project for 2023 and will be referencing your work in that. Best. Jack.

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

@@Mythographology thanks Jack, I look forward to having you along for the ride!

[@kingrat2122]

I bet nobody sat by you in the cafeteria

[@herbertfawcett7213]

Large animals have more offspring.....What?

[@DocBrownsZoologyVids]

It means that larger animals within a species can have more offspring than smaller ones.... not that elephants can have more offspring than mice, for ex. thanks for your interest and support, I am happy to hear from you. Please also check out my other series on Animal Behaviour and let me know what you think of that one too! www.youtube.com/@DocBrownsAnimalBehaviour

[@electroflame6188]

wtf is that cladogram lol

[@felixalves4620]

bigger animals have more offspring? 7min15s

[@ioancelnou5397]

Evolution🙏🤭🤣

[@Dr.mandril]

Something that people rarely think about is just is the idea that evolution is driven by an collective or outside intelligence, i think so atleast. As there is no way in hell that random matter and atoms with no intelligence could build something advanced and intelligent as the laws of evolution.

[@kdaviper]

Evolution is pretty dumb really.

[@Dr.mandril]

@@kdaviper Not realy

[@SMHman666]

jean Why not? Could you explain how you know or what evidence you may have?

[@Dr.mandril]

@@SMHman666 Because there is nothing in nature that suggests that matter have intelligence in a materialistic sence. Where whould that intelligence be stored either way? How does evolution know everything to evolve into? From camouflage to additional limbs, its remarkable. My evidence is purely from my observations of nature, along with eating substances that enhances your consciousness such as shrooms, where you see the beauty and intelligence of nature and can clearly feel the sensation of a collective intelligence and being one with that intelligence or consciousness.

[@kdaviper]

@@Dr.mandril evolution doesn't know how to do anything. The process involves random mutations of DNA that either increases or decrease an organism's ability to survive long enough to successfully pass on it's genetic material

[@vitamincds735]

it's pronounced CAP-ill-ar-ies, not ca-PILL-ar-ies.

[@kimmium]

You must be american

[@theuntouchable7277]

Evolution ?!? Don't make me laugh. Some crappy 160 "theory" which explains nothing.

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Except diversity of life. Just a little thing.

[@cerasinopshodgskissi3817]

Anyone who seriously thinks that has no idea what evolution is.

[@chickenfist1554]

How to say you don't know what you're talking about without saying that you don't know what you're talking about!

[@LeftIsBest001]

Bahahahahahaaaaaaaa. 🤣