Human Evolution: We Didn't Evolve From Chimps: Crash Course Biology #19

[@kobrateeth4673]

I’m an anthropology minor in college- this is an amazing introduction to human evolution

[@beybrain7896]

Goes to show that skin color shouldn't be an indicator of "superiority" or "inferiority," it just represents how we humans have adapted to different biomes.

[@SihleNkwanyana-h5n]

i love evolution

[@wotsup9oo]

The way you explain things are simple, but the actual content is very sophisticated. Great.

[@sqrt2295]

0:46 Very suspicious looking cave paintings...

[@raydavison4288]

Thank you for making the subject of human evolution simple enough for this old man to understand. 😊

[@truejim]

It’s fun to ponder that once upon a time Middle Earth (mediterranean) really was populated by multiple human-like species.

[@fayehyuga5259]

I ALWAYS wondered how different coloured people evolved, THAT makes SOOOO much sense. Thanks dude. 😊

[@hollyhobgoblin8838]

This episode was so good! I love learning about early hominids, and the Thought Bubble renditions of early hominid species were just precious.

[@quorrexnoway9127]

Nice video! :) 11:16 Wasn't there the coincidence, that all other human subspecies vanished once homo sapiens started to settle near them? Like it strongly indicated that the thing they did not survive were homo sapiens? Not to be prejudgment against our own species but.... *gestures wildly at everything*

[@simonmcglary]

When I first learnt about Denisovian in Asia, and having learnt before about Neanderthal and Homo Sapian it brought to mind the complexity of the reality of the situation. Evolution helps to understand ourselves as well as other species shared traits with us. Evolution is absolutely fascinating, as is nature in general.

[@Terminally_rizible]

I found a mental floss video nine years ago hosted by Hank Green that brought me to Crash Course. I have been enjoying infotainment like this ever since. Thank you, PBS studios for keeping it going.

[@sarahleonard7309]

My brain is too fried to say something clever, but here's a comment to help with the channel analytics.

[@mattsteve7229]

Some of them even learned to control fire they were called fire benders. And the world was never the same.

[@AngryKid55]

we can't even get along among different skin colors and ethnicities 😢 i can't even imagine what having more than 1 (sub)species would be like

[@NguyenHuynh-wv7jt]

Bro also cured my Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia (fear of long words) problem

[@briobarb8525]

Love your intelligent but light-hearted approach and presentation. Thank you. Look forward to more! 😊

[@GlorifiedTruth]

Agreed, Dr. Sammy does a great job.

[@itsmalia444]

i was just explaining this to my friends the other day and didn’t have any resources to point to (aside from what i remembered in class) !! thank u !!

[@y2kprincess99]

7:33 this took me out 😭

[@Rubyshadows]

I'm loving this course so far! Dr. Samuel has 100% Reading Rainbow Llevar Burton vibe. ❤️

[@Beryllahawk]

This was a good one. I came across an old issue of Nat Geo recently (from 2017) discussing how race has nothing to do with genetics and everything to do with social constructs. A lot of the info there on things like melanin and migration was presented here, but the details are better refined now, and it's both interesting and really just NICE to see that we're still learning - and still going in the right direction for a more inclusive understanding of humans.

[@AnasSchoolAccount-gh3fl]

This helped me with my school project ty!

[@robabiera733]

This caught me by surprise. Somehow I wasn't really expecting such a deft summation of the latest findings. Or such an engaging presenter. There are some nits I could pick but overall I'd have to say this was pretty awesome! I also have to recognize that I'm already pretty familiar with this subject and I have to wonder what somebody who is new to all this would make of it. Hmmm . . .

[@JC-ji1hp]

So many things about science I swear I have thought about on some level but have never articulated or done some sort of study on. I truly believe their is a deeper understanding within us all we just need to tap in.

[@fkhan2006]

this would've been so useful when I took high school biology! Great video!

[@AmandolinJay]

Loved the mohawked Hank icon for humans! :)

[@skybluskyblueify]

There is no beating the wardrobe for this series. I can barely pay attention to the content with how spiffy the host's clothing looks. Great series!

[@dylansearcy3966]

8:44 breath of the wild/tears of the kingdom

[@andrewroos9583]

Loved this, the presentation style was excellent, great for all ages, fun to watch, engaging

[@EBTS-3]

Absolutely brilliant video, I get the information much better with this format👌 useful and funny !

[@INSPIRITM]

I absolutely loooove your presentation Dr. Sammy! Such a good host for this series. I wish my biology teacher had been like this back in school. I love that I get to reclaim my interest in learning with crash course that school kinda stole from me.

[@joshuateubanks4302]

I m going to listen to this every morning until I can recite it. Thank you.

[@imghoti]

I just stumbled onto this channel. It's my new favorite!

[@Syco108]

Hey y'all! I'm learning!

[@dariann1661]

Love this video and love the host!! More of him please !!

[@ArleneDKatz]

So well done! Thank you! 🙏🏻. AMNH NYC

[@HookBeak_66]

I particularly liked the section: They're not sure who initiated the human/K9 bond & our close relationship first, so I'm thinking it was a trial & error process, until the way things are today.

[@samuelzev4076]

This is real anthropology and not what was taught by Ancient Alien theorists that we are descendants of Ancient Aliens 😅

[@Darkbox11]

I got chills when you speak about the dogs human relationship ✨👣🐾

[@drewdavis1962]

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing.

[@KelseyWolf]

❤ 🎉 fantastic episode and can’t wait for the next!!!

[@diegocenturion-r9l]

AWESOME VIDEO THIS IS SO SO IMPORTANT TO KNOW ALL ON EARTH

[@Roboheart1119]

Great video and awesomely researched

[@kab6754]

Didn't know I'd get a philosophy lesson with my science lesson today. But I'm not complaining ❤❤❤

[@FranBunnyFFXII]

I'm loving these Anthropology episodes on CC. I studied Bio Anthro for years, but wasnt able to get agree. These are nice to keep up with where I left off. And the host, he got flair! Thanks for teaching us Dr.Sammy!(Did I spell that correctly?)

[@charchar456]

Great episode! I love Dr. Sammy's shirt, the embroidery is really cool

[@martyes9563]

Can't wait to see what's next coming from that last one!!

[@kaylee8451]

This video cleared up soooo many questions I had about our hominid relatives that didn’t survive. Thank youuuuuuu ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@classical_apologetics]

from Ethiopia adis abeba 🇪🇹

[@duiliodelimaalmeida9374]

Amazing video!!!

[@Timujen]

That dub at 3:33 is wild lol

[@Soyrubes]

Loved the animations and storytelling!

[@OBTX91]

Wow, that was great! I've been looking for a good video for my kid about human evolution and Inthink I've found it

[@TimporaChin]

Great video I like this guy keep up the good work

[@colormegrumpy]

Love Love Dr. Sammy!

[@akankshameena5485]

😂 loving it, man who is writing the script. Kudos team CC

[@tyronenorth6644]

I remeber watching this 7 years ago

[@davidletarte214]

thanks, maybe you can go more in-depth on specific species/ subspecies at some point..?

[@nk3582]

In my mid 30s watching these for fun

[@Davlavi]

Another great video.

[@theboldandthebeautiful3729]

Great episode

[@jasminwoods7758]

this is amazing!!

[@brothermaynardsbrother]

Very nicely done, Doc! You successfully fed us a tasty repast of the latest advancements in human evolutionary research in a succinct, engaging and entertaining manner. I look forward to consuming more of your cognitively satiating content in the future. Merci, Monsieur Hamlet. Qapla'!

[@ronm6585]

Thank you.

[@HGrimes]

thank you ❤

[@FreeXenon]

I seriously like this guy

[@MubashirullahD]

who wouldnt laugh at Homo Erectus XD

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you!

[@pedrostormrage]

3:43 Interesting implication of the _Homo_ _erectus_ migration: we all have African descent 🌍

[@neilm2794]

Very interesting. I don’t ask the evolutionary question “if we evolved from apes, why are there still apes” but do sometimes ask “why did none of the other ape species evolve as we did”

[@r4ined492]

what is the first human ancestor?

[@mr.fishmanman]

The Hell is The Thumbnail Bruh

[@Smokedouttasian]

It's depicting the host chill

[@youssefnaim3375]

Only reason ur saying that is cause the last guy is black. You’ve internalized the idea that chimps are associated with blacks. That’s on you. If it was white guy, you wouldn’t be saying anything. Funny though

[@TheGrifhinx]

It's the host, you new here?

[@Troyless]

where did he get that shirt, it's cool

[@CarlAyers-x8h]

One Day at a Time, that's how.

[@yay-cat]

I did not know that sunshine and folate aren’t pals

[@ericfieldman]

I can appreciate the dubious food

[@braxtonanderson3870]

Love these videos.

[@twistedoperator4422]

Makes sense.

[@fernparales500]

0:46 there’s an impostor among us😅

[@kasetophono]

You're hilarious

[@khaos1999]

Lol yeahhhh, I got some Neanderthal in me, apparently a lot more than most 23andme customers

[@binkbonkbones3402]

Ahhh I've been writing about this what are the odds!?!😅 I call it middle earth and a bunch of tribes represent various stages interact like lord of the rings complete with faufnir, a "dragon" aka feathered winged dinosaur and the gold ring from norse myth Anachronistic, but metaphorical

[@rami_ungar_writer]

I thought humans were more closely related to bonobos than they were to chimpanzees.

[@jackhester5414]

Stoned ape theory...

[@LayingInAMeadow]

Exactly

[@kiransubba2308]

😮wow😊

[@WxddlesHimself]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@hughmanetti1908]

I’m still not sure about some folks ...

[@alh2515]

Genuine Question, why is it have to be species evolving into newer versions, Like when life in earth begin how many species were there, and why human didn't exist from the beginning??

[@a40o72]

This is an opportunity by the thumbnail designer to avenge historical wrongs, as blck hominids were usually put before human white Europeans. You can see designer's pattern of correct perceived historical wrongs and social reparations in the other thumbnails in the video list of this channel.

[@donaldham308]

6:23 well. By that definition, a donkey would be nearly the same species if only a mule wasn’t sterile.

[@pyeitme508]

Wow

[@davidvann6799]

thufferin thuccotash

[@thtcaribbeanguy]

this guy is pretty funny

[@marsjokes]

Obviously

[@a40o72]

For those asking, the thumbnail tries to prevent perpetuating stereotypes by placing the blck man at the end. usually they aren't, bc the 1st hominids lived in Africa, confusing them with black humans

[@AmandolinJay]

It's just the host?

[@The_VintageVibes]

🥸🥸🥸

[@dddddddddddddddf]

Lol

[@basicallybangbang]

23rd comment!!

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1st comment 😂

[@YesmanNoman]

Second :)

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Yes 😊

[@AmitKumar-bu4tr]

Third

[@Quintapion]

1st always the worst