You Can't Escape Worms | Compilation

[@atenthunderbolt4215]

I use your videos to fall asleep.. but during a random conversation with my family I began talking about nematodes in extreme detail… I think I absorbed the knowledge through months of sleep watching. Osmosis perhaps

[@matthewdown5378]

Wake up, nematode enthusiast

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Imagine you are eating spaghetti, minding your own business and then Aten starts talking about nematodes in extreme details out of nowhere.

[@luxill0s]

@StayPrimal Funnily enough, the tv show “Monsters Inside Me” is why I can’t eat pasta

[@codywichman213]

This is my nightly routine as well.

[@rosemeadshredder]

Same, but I don’t remember anything when I wake up in the morning haha

[@josieschultz4241]

I used to have a crippling phobia of worms, and watching any of these videos or even hearing about them would have sent me into panic. It prevented me from going to college for biology after highschool. Now its been 3 years since i started exposure therapy and I work in landscaping, inevitability covering myself in all the microbes that once ruled my life. Watching this video showed me Im ready to finally go to school for biology

[@HumanityisEmbarrassing]

And then after school, and a career, possibly old age, you will be eaten by the worms you were so afraid of.

[@FronkZappa]

I should give that a try, I've moved past most of my childhood fears but my phobia of worms hasn't diminished despite trying to understand them or associate them with close invertebrate relatives like molluscs that I appreciate. Still watch my steps and get fight or flight when I'm walking after rain and earthworms are everywhere, and pictures of things like proboscis worms or leeches make me recoil. I think it's prob similar to many people's reactions to snakes, but I love snakes and find the movement/lack of a defined head or eyes/texture of worms much worse ⚡

[@lorena3528]

Congratulations on beating your phobia, I wish you the best of luck pursuing your career in biology!

[@theletterm8865]

That is wonderful! Really happy for you. I hope you find joy in your studies, and in landscaping as well

[@pucci405]

​@@HumanityisEmbarrassingNot if they choose to get cremated, take that worms!

[@skyethewylder]

We started a composting worm bin last year. They eat all our veggies scraps and have done an incredible job of consuming all our boxes of wine boxes, Amazon boxes etc, and even our cannabis harvest waste. Collected about 20 gallons of vermicompost so far. Incredible, industrious little colony. Of course they are happy as every compost worm could only dream of consuming wine boxes and weed trim. 😂

[@pheart2381]

when I do gardening and look at the soil under my nails I always think"sorry,hate to do this" before they get soaped and rinsed off.

[@kailawkamo1568]

Worms' tubular body plan is S tier. Snakes, caecillians, and legless lizards can't help but go back to it. We live in a noodle world ❤

[@phoebe5]

We will all become either worm or crab

[@Somebodyherefornow]

im a noodle girl, in a noodle world..

[@Michaelroni-n-cheese]

​@@phoebe5No everything slowly turns from a worm into a crab

[@kgallchobhair]

Crab tier

[@BenTajer89]

As a biologist annelids almost certainly evolved their coeloms completely independently from vertebrates, so it was not shared by the common ancestor. Annelids sit in Spiralia, a completely different animal group from vertebrates in dueterostomata. In fact, contrary to what many high school text books say today, there are four major groups of bilateral animals, spiralia (flatworms, annelids, mollusks and friends), Ecdysozoa (arthropods, nematodes, velvet worms, and a few others), and Dueterostomata (echinoderms, hemichordates, and chordates including vertebrates), then there are the Acoels flatworm like animals which might be dueterostomes, but most likely sit as an outgroup to the other three groups. While the base of the bilaterian tree is very contentious, there is a lot of building evidence that the last common ancestor of bilateria was acoelomate and flatworm like. So earthworm coeloms and human coeloms are most likely convergent evolution.

[@NataliDali]

Overwhelmed with a massive load of stunning information supplied with amazing visuals, I would like to thank you, MicroCosmos team, for this "film of nematodes" and to add my remark, how absolutely opposite, indeed, is my attitude towards "free-living" worms and parasites: peace (tolerance) and war (resistance)!

[@tesseract_1982]

My favorite worm is an aquatic worm I used to find in my aquariums for a while: Aulophorus furcatus, belonging to the oligochaeta. It gets over 1 cm long. They were easy to watch, wedged into the ground directly at the glass, with the head in the ground, foraging for food, and their rear end (I learned that later...) sticking out. The funny detail is that besaid back end looks like a chubby HAND, with 5 fat fingers, plus 2 thin ones. They slowly moved all the time, but not in the way you would expect a hydra to move when/after catching something. Watching one under a microscope, I could see they had to have cilia allover the 5 tentacles, since the water there constantly moved, visible by debris being whirled around. When I identified it, I found out the broad tentacles are actually GILLS, while the 2 thin ones are for sensoric purposes. Oh and they also can swim, like a corkscrew, but don't do that often. Tentacle butt worms, I miss you, you were funny. 💔

[@ZeldaplusSmallville]

You know what they say: "If ya aint a worm, you're a worm with limbs."

[@Im-just-Stardust]

🤣

[@Jurgir09]

Literally nobody say that. U ok?

[@ZeldaplusSmallville]

@hgyuuuuhj098 only you would say "nobody say that" replying to someone who JUST said it

[@DerGerdflecklöser]

At this point Im sure he meant "nobody that is not a worm would say that Are u a Nematode?"

[@kgallchobhair]

Not sure who "they" is, but they sound like a cool person I'd like to hang out with (genuine)

[@nefariousyawn]

28:20 there are products available that claim to be beneficial nematodes for the garden. They're supposed to feed on the larva of ticks, fleas, and other pests. I sure would like someone with a microscope to verify the claims of these products, like whether or not they even contain live nematodes.

[@katinapac-baez5083]

CloseIntel might do it, beyond pond water and environmental samples, I vaguely remember he's done some product comparisons before.

[@Shadoweknows76]

It's metaphors you are missing. "Flesh" fleas and ticks ,will "feast" upon each other as they fall to their grave together. No parasite is good and not our creators creations. Judgment day is upon us in months. Salvation is yours alone on the day. Unless you already knew this. I would be careful to whom you prey The worm is jesus his father forsook him. He bares the sickness of all. Seek truth somewhere else, do your research, these guys are about to fall.

[@TommyGuy1111]

​@@Shadoweknows76yes the worm is jesus 🪱

[@CoreHope1331]

​@@Shadoweknows76sir this is a Wendy's

[@aoc8548]

@@Shadoweknows76 7 months later and still no judgement day..... how odd.

[@janegael]

Your narration is delightful. You take such joy in your subjects that it's contagious. ♥

[@lemonyskunkketts7781]

You guys make all video technology elsewhere seem obsolete, the quality is first class.

[@stevenlogan4038]

I knew I recognized the voice. But, man, you sound so relaxed and chill here.

[@sparkycorkers1196]

I bought myself a microscope after seeing your videos. Absolutky amazing what is around usm Best of all was finding a tardigrade last week. My canera is a bif naff though, so need to find something better so that i can share my adventures

[@cataraxis]

the videography is incredible

[@daniell1483]

Worms are one of those types of life that twist my own sense of wonder and awe. They are on the surface, so mundane, yet when we get to know them, see their place in the world, we see just how important they are. I can't help but think of Dune's god-like worms when thinking about how important worms are in our everyday lives.

[@honkerenthusiast]

i'm still loving worms

[@sidhionoakbranch4871]

I appreciate how well you immerse yourself in the subject. I've never had an eye for biology, let alone worms... yet the world of the micro is still fascinating, especially with a charismatic narrator.

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@kelly-bo-belly]

More compilations plz plz please. This is perfect for going to sleep. I am watching it every night now. 👀

[@freebird6591]

Worms do be wriggly like that sometimes.

[@Mr.Wednesday.]

Wow this video was incredibly well narrated and easy to follow. I can see the cadence assisting with sleep transitions, but I was absolutely fascinated! Awesome video my guy, sub’d!

[@markwallace1251]

The quality of this documentation is simply astounding....Well done!!!

[@jglaab]

Hank is legendary and this channel is dope. Thanks for the journey today 👍🏻

[@saltspringdesign]

I see these bristle worms wiggling about in the crap i scrape off the hull of my boat and mooring. Great cinematography as always, really enjoy your series :)

[@AppliedCryogenics]

I love the deep-dives! Thanks guys! ❤

[@A.F.-.]

Pun intended? This is the deepest dive ever dove.

[@marsrocks247]

I didn't know this was gonna be Hank but his voice is so distinct. Sweet.

[@ArmenianGenXGuy]

This is one of the greatest videos of all time. It's informative and interesting, but it's very subversive and forces a perspective that most people would never have. Totally rad. Liked, shared, subscribed.

[@BargB]

This is so well written, and have beautiful visuals and a soothing voice. Amazing content

[@Dane3804]

This title should be *everything you ever wanted to know about worms and too much more* but now I have a new video to fall asleep to. 😁

[@pyritenightmare]

While oozing waste out from your skin sounds terrible, we humans do it too. Sweat is primarily used for cooling the body, but it can also get rid of certain wastes. It doesn't usually happen in large enough amounts to be notable unless your other means of waste filtering and disposal are overwhelmed (so like, no need to rush to a sauna to detoxify), but it is something that happens!

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@meryitis]

Hank, I listen to your voice on daily basis. When I’m cooking, cleaning, working and trying to fall asleep. Today it happened again Hank, I had a dream of you, and me, we were outside by the river and you were laughing and you stepped in the water and started splashing because we were talking about sprinklers, i guess… crazy stuff… but man, I appreciate you and your work so much, you are doing great things and helping people, Thank you, I’m glad you are with us Hank

[@4DRascal]

Lol

[@bananahpolkadot]

I love this channel!!! Thank you for continuing to upload videos even though the view count might not be as high as your other channels. ❤️

[@BunnaySango]

These videos are a kind of contradiction of cozy yet alarming.

[@Geeq013]

This is definitely the voice of Hank Green I’m glad your in remission

[@Nefertiti0403]

I just watched a video on a Megasyllis Nipponica with a stolen in the posterior end. Soo strange!! I had to research what all of that was

[@SoNoFTheMoSt]

44 minutes long? awesome !

[@SolarWebsite]

My 9-yr old kids, who generally have the attention span of a gold fish, watched this in its entirety with rapt attention. The other day they also watched the Kurzgezagt "history of the earth" video. I guess they'll fine, even they sometimes scroll through YT shorts.....

[@jeremysmith4620]

Ok, is it just me or in the thumbnail, at the lower left that is Baby Yoda holding a lightsaber. The force must be pretty strong to fit under a microscope. Please no one say anything about midichlorians. I swear it looks like the little guy.

[@samsonsoturian6013]

"Worms! Why'd it have to be worms..." -Minnesota Cuke

[@mollyOS420]

I saw a cool worm while microscoping a week ago. It was squishing and expanding to move and gently undulating while it rested

[@CrumpetsNBiscuits]

Thank you so much for all the videos

[@f2t948]

We are all just tubes with fancy bits attached

[@badmf7551]

There's no spice without worms 🤷‍♂️😂

[@chrisgrimes5508]

were have our vids been i love these videos mate its crazy the world that exists when you go miniscule well done this is so fascinating thanks

[@BlimberryBoi]

Watching this video i have to wonder what are the small particles that keep coming up and bumping into the flatworms? they look maybe like other organisms but the behavior is just odd.

[@ordinarryalien]

Oh, 🥰 this makes me feel worm inside...

[@sidthemyth]

beautiful images! i would ve loved this as a kid, even though i had science publications in the '90 and discovery channel later... wish is could scroll through a detailed map of these scenes, or some way to explore without your equipment! could be something... thanks!

[@NewMessage]

They just worm their way into every... oh.. oh, I get it now.

[@casuallee5370]

I found my first aeolosoma in a pond sample! WOOP WOOOP. I had no idea what it was at first but I found it next to a flatworm :P

[@rookhoatzin]

The worms crawl in the worms crawl out the worms play pinochle up your snout... The Hearse Song by Harley Poe is the worm song of all time. Worms have an affinity for death, it's delicious, It's a little like renting though, the day will come when you have to move on. This video is both educational and interesting, thats why I like journeying to the microcosmos with you guys, so much going on and you explain it so well.

[@tomholroyd7519]

I mean, a lot of those animals look like they are being smooshed into the focal plane ... We need a 3D microcosmos

[@laurel9629]

1:59 I would argue that worms sort of do bridge life and death, in their role as decomposers

[@mybruisedarm]

I caught an annelid while looking at some fish tank water under a microscope once, and it was the most terrifying and magical thing I had witnessed thus far. I had no idea what it was, so I had to google stuff like "microscopic worm with big hairs on the side" until I found it hours later

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@justaguy4311]

Lots of them live in my brain

[@HoytJolly]

1:47 I have plenty of these in my growth tank. I've been calling them "big nose" or "Gonzo worms" lol

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@VLXMario]

Every morning when the lights would turn on at my saltwater fish tank, there would be tons of bristleworms. It made me super hesitant to put my hand in the tank for any reason

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@erwynnipegerwynnipeg8455]

I love your videos. I watched in the hospital. Love you

[@annabelle4655]

I listened for a minute and said wow this guy realllyy sounds like Hank Green. I wonder if he gets that all the time?...then I clicked on the channel 😂 well he does sound like himself!

[@TJSaw]

The worm is the simplest and most efficient body plan that evolution can come up with. If we ever discover alien life, it’ll most likely be worm shaped.

[@soaringrosa]

who else up playing with their worm watching this???

[@LEDewey_MD]

"Ode to Worms" - I love it! 😂

[@quicklyquacking4147]

The first time I turned on my microscope, I witnessed something that looked very much like the head of a flatworm squirm around for a while, before slowly dissolving into various cells.

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@Thund3rDrag0n12]

Don't worry Journey to the Microcosmos. I'd still love you even if you were a worm

[@Eurobeat_fan]

I think we'd all still love hank if he was a worm

[@Jurgir09]

I wouldn't

[@davidh.4944]

I had a wild little coincidence yesterday. Not long after watching this video, I was sitting on the Osaka subway train staring unthinkingly at the advertisement across from me, when I suddenly realized it had something to do with "worms". A few seconds with the translator taught me that the word "senchū" (線虫) means "nematode". The characters are literally "line bug" (with 虫 having a broader meaning than in English, and includes other creepy-crawlies like worms). Two common characters that provide a graphic image. Very easy to remember. I located the website, and it turns out that it was an advertisement for early cancer screening using nematodes. They seem to be attracted to the urine of affected people or something. They even have a cute little anime nematode character. Search out "N-Nose" if you're interested in seeing it.

[@trueKENTUCKY]

9:46 me sitting on the toitlet channeling every primal muscle in my intentines

[@scottyd980]

Tubes with thumbs living that worm life.

[@AlyxGlide]

Gog-agog! All the way down, it's a World of Gog!

[@PeterVJaspersFayer]

Excellent! Videos like this are why I subscribed. THANK YOU!

[@aidantimmonsDreamOfSahul]

Absolutely wicked stuff mane😂😂

[@genm4827]

Just started watching. At 2:00 there’s an editing error which seems to have deleted two spoken lines I can read in the subtitles.

[@TheSpoonwood]

Fascinating ......Great musicical score.

[@Alondro77]

"Dune" showed us that worms are critical for the UNIVERSE!! :O

[@amandajones661]

That yellow worm at the beginning is cute.

[@ramblinevilmushroom]

This is the best shit ever to watch when you are high.

[@717-y7i]

Это просто великолепные кадры! спасибо авторам ❤

[@joshlewis5065]

Looking at this geometrically, it makes sense. A worm is literally a 1 dimensional organism. A zero dimension organism is just a single cell organism, a point in space. A worm is a line, a distance between 2 points. 3 dimensions are things like water bears.

[@nurgleGurgell]

The ultimate body plan

[@Jiminycricketsconscience]

You have a great voice.

[@tomholroyd7519]

How much vertical space is there on the slide? Can you get a picture of a flatworm from the side?

[@andrewlalis]

No, it's flat. It only exists in two dimensions

[@caseyford3368]

If we use the nano mites to deal with all bacteria or unwanted creatures, we could get rid of them on ANY level of existence. Especially the more advanced the nano mites get.

[@PowerScissor]

Spoiler Alert: At some point James squeezed a worm a little too hard and it pooped out it's own wormy parasite.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol

[@NathanEllisBodi]

Well, im finally going to have to google to find out who Hank Green is, after dozens of comments highlighting the similarities of the narrators voice.

[@anabrasci6192]

i love the english pronunciation of latin words. so fun😊

[@AlbertaGeek]

We need a pin of "Gunther the bristle worm".

[@barahng]

Imagine a Subnautica style game but you're shrunken down to this scale.

[@Petrolhead99999]

My interests usually revolve around engineering, physics, and inorganic technical topics in general. Occasionally, I stumble across the hallway into biology... And I am utterly shocked by what I find. The human body is composed of some 30 to 40 trillion cells, and this doesn't include all of the billions and billions of bacteria and the additional non-zero number of foreign plant, animal, protazoa, viruses, fungal, and whatever other organisms find their way into our complicated meat machine. How the hell we exist in the same world as nematodes and flatworms, and can contemplate the existence and machinations of funny little aeolosoma... I can't possibly comprehend that. This tiny planet we live on is astounding.

[@christianhunt7382]

Aeolosoma would be a great worm phone game. that's what you call it. aeolosoma.

[@sarahng5191]

I think John would have a field day with this

[@csibesz07]

This video worms my hearth.

[@Universe12355]

Thank you for these videos

[@reelillusionl123]

Im new lol Is this all between 2 panel things and what type of microscope is that? Its incredible!

[@Catastropheshe]

44 min vid makes a ultimate do not fell asleep challenge 😅😂

[@Jumper1155]

Hey guys! I was wondering when your microscope is gonna be available again? I wanna get one, now that I'm studying biology and I'd like to get yours to support the channel. If they aren't coming back (or aren't coming back in the foreseeable future) do you have other recommendations?

[@Sea_Leech]

Is the microcosmos team ever gonna make any worm wallpapers on the patreon? I love the photos but i cant find any worms on the patreon!! Love what you all do though, youre the first ever channel ive ever paid patreon for

[@nopamineLevel100]

No! Worms are adorable, especially platyhelminthes!

[@nguyetnguyen4609]

10:11 have you heard of bacteria before? If you have a microscope, then you will be able to see... Bacteria!!!

[@PenclickProds]

Bless the Maker and His Water, bless the coming and going of Him.

[@FusionDeveloper]

The only worms I don't like, are parasites and pests. I love the rest.

[@thesun6211]

Isn't there some correlation between the increased prevalence of allergies and other autoimmune disorders, and lack of (or dysfunctional) antibody-mediated immune response to antigens associated with helminth parasites?

[@KingOfGamesss]

QUESTION: is 'Eye mucus fishing syndrome'...worms?

[@InkedDoesStuff]

This title can be used for science and anyone who has played Terraria

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

How long before the major nature program producers realize that Hank Green should be narrating them?

[@Statesmensch]

Is this Worm in the room with us right now? YES