The anatomy of snakes VERSION 2.0 - fascinating 3d animation

[@GigEmAgs2013]

Thank you for changing it to saying venomous. One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to animals.

[@OliverEnde]

you are welcome! Actually, there is only the word "Gift" in German and my English is good, but not that good, that I knew the difference between venom and poison before.

[@rockysmith6105]

Hearing someone else who takes issue with the difference between venom and poison is immensely refreshing. I tire of hearing people call spiders,snakes, and other technically venomous creatures "poisonous"

[@_Egon]

I love your animations, I find them didactic and interesting, the spider vid blew my mind. As a snake fan, would it be too much to ask for more detail about the muscle groups and how it articulates with the skeleton? I am deeply interested in the biomechanics of living things in general, and I have found little information about it as accessible and engaging as your videos.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much! It is always a little bit difficult on how much information I put in such an animation.. for this one I needed 5 months, so I thought: o.k. if I model and explain the muscles, it would take another 2 months..

[@Lyosey]

Damn. Please keep up the good work

[@TheBugGhost]

Dude love the fact that you're a fan but they are my biggest op

[@daniell1483]

In biology, a key idea to understanding is that function follows form. The way a thing is shaped and how it moves tells you everything. If a thing is shaped differently, it will function differently. These animations do a fantastic job at showing how these animals, whose form is so different from ours, still manages to function in such a majestic fashion. Beautiful work!

[@CygnusX-11]

goes to show the purposefulness of everything. The creator exists and it's very very very very obvious.

[@daniell1483]

@@CygnusX-11 Uh, no. Snakes, like humans, are the product of billions of years of evolution and natural selection. This is the scientific consensus. Anybody who tells you otherwise is lying or ignorant of the facts.

[@WhoAsked205]

There we go. Now the video is perfect 👏

[@OliverEnde]

Yeah🤘🤘

[@harryf9885]

So excited to see version 2 of this! I’m proud to have been involved with it :) The animations are incredible and the creator’s dedication to providing accurate information really shows. As for how I got involved with it, there were a good number of inaccuracies in the first version (beyond even the poison/venom issue), and I was disappointed by this because of how good the spider video was and the quality of the animations, so I wrote a long(and by long I mean like 5 paragraphs), angry comment about how the video was “not really informative in its current state”, which was definitely a bit harsh for the creator’s second biology video. I was not expecting a response, certainly not a nice one. Not only did I get a response, but Oliver worked through each of the corrections in making this second version (I’m on KZbin a lot and KZbinrs releasing corrected videos this early into the lifespan of a video is basically unheard of because it splits views between them which is bad for the algorithm) and he even let me look at his updated script and gave me a sneak preview of his next biology video (It’s still in the early research stages but it’s on an absolutely fascinating animal, so you should definitely look out for it). He even credited me in the description which isn’t even something I asked for. If you are curious about what the changed where, the big script change besides venom-> poison was to the facts regarding the circulatory system. And the two animations that changed based on my comment were the Jacobson’s organ animation (which also involved a script change to go along with it) and the snake skin shedding animation. Which is now totally gorgeous and much more accurate :) There were tons of other little animation improvements btw, an area where the first video was already inarguably excellent. This one is a masterpiece.

[@OliverEnde]

Hi Harry! Again, thank you so much for helping me doing the corrections for this version 2. Even though it was a big consideration whether to release a new version, because the old video did well, I think it was worth it. It is great that we have met here and I am looking forward to seeing what the future brings. Have a nice weekend, all the best, Oliver

[@hesham8721]

You guys are heroes for putting out work like that. I can't imagine how much time and work it took you. I'm just really grateful for what you're doing. Please keep it up.

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thank you so much! It is always great for me, when people notice the work, I put into this. As a one man show, I need for an animation like this about 4- 5 months from the idea to doing the research, modeling, animation, rendering, Audio editing and so on. Have a nice weekend!

[@hesham8721]

@@OliverEnde wow, didn't realize it was only one person, couldn't imagine honestly, thought it was a team project. Even more cool points for you. I hope you're happy and having a great weekend too.

[@kamyarnemati]

Hundreds of years of research and study in less than ten minutes, amazing!

[@hemanta907]

Best KZbin channel for studying Anatomy.

[@SaruCharmed]

I love these anatomy videos. It would be really cool to see birds next. I learned about how birds' lungs work somewhat recently and it was really fascinating how they breathe in only one direction instead of two ways like we do so they're receiving constant oxygen.

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thanks! Did you watch my animation about how birds sing? Not the hole anatomy is explained, but also the syrinx, which is the singing apperature. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJDGkKyqg6l0jrM

[@ScottsSynthStuff]

Ah, you fixed the Jacobson's organ part. :)

[@OliverEnde]

Yes :) and the part of the heart and blood system in the text and the shedding as well 👍

[@iConquis4Christ]

The animation and detail is so captivating.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much for your kind words :-)

[@ravenfive3864]

Thank you for this amazing animation and explanation video!

[@OliverEnde]

You are so welcome 😊

[@utube321piotr]

Outstanding video!!!

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot

[@samsonmbbanda6564]

Your animations are very much educative and lovely to watch.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much 👍😊

[@_pachycephalosaurus_]

Another interesting thing that I heard, snakes have theirs breathing hole on the bottom of their mouth and this allows them to swallow big prey and still breathe

[@OliverEnde]

Yes, that makes sense.. 👍

[@TobiasFangorIsntCis]

This answered my questions on snake dentition very thoroughly, thank you for such a comprehensive explanation of snake anatomy!

[@manishabharti9576]

Thanks for sharing such an important video about these snakes anatomy, my knowledge is improved... 🙏🙏

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thanks a lot and great that you've learned something from my animation 😀🤙

[@yahyagannour8486]

This is mind-blowing. Thank you so much for the great animations and model I really appreciate. One question I have for you is, what 3D software do you use to make these sort of animations? And how much time does it take to make one? Thanks and have a great day

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thanks a lot. This one took 5 months of work.. I use Cinema 4D, complete Adobe (after effects, premiere, Photoshop, Illustrator, audition...) and Unreal engine for rendering

[@discoverlight]

Thanks for sharing, I didn’t need to learn about snakes but I enjoyed it.

[@funnygrunt_o7]

oh wow i was about to watch your snake video again and didnt believe this 2.0 one just came out i was so confused xD I love this channel

[@OliverEnde]

Haha, yes, about 2 million people gave me the hint that it is venom and not poison, so I had to upload this version also with some improved animation parts..

[@KHANIDRUS]

если бы так в школах объяснять могли, вопросов и недопонимания не возникало... мне нравится в конце каждого ролика вы говорите, что каждое животное важно и занимает своё место :) но в любом случае Лотка-Вольтерра всё исправят :) Добра!

[@karunardo]

Wow! Nice work man! 🤩 You're videos about snakes and spiders gave me much new information! Could you do some other animals too? Fascinating stuff!

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot.. I began to do research for an octopus, which is quite the most interesting creature, I ever read about.. tay tuned 🙂

[@ofunnaturalbirth]

@@OliverEnde You have so much material to work with. There are countless interesting animal species I would love to see with these animations! Very nice...

[@46993-r]

Man, you're going to blow up on here. Solid research. Killer animations. All substance, no filler. Keep going.

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot! Yes, I will do! Have a nice weekend

[@stebolavirus]

Loving these videos despite being a self-proclaimed biology hater in college haha. Wish I had these videos when I was younger to inspire me!

[@ZerpsT]

Terran Zoology sure is fascinating

[@dreamspheree]

Beautiful insane. Also spider video. Amazing 🎉🎉 bravo 👏👏👏👏👏👏 amazing how we are all kinda similar In most of out components . Thought provoking material right here

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@DominikSipowicz]

Love the video! Great work!

[@OliverEnde]

Thank ypu so much 🤙😊

[@paulrichardson2554]

The beauty of evolution!

[@Miko35478]

Спасибо за русские субтитры. Очень крутое видео

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

Knowing my boa can hear me makes me unbelievably happy

[@OliverEnde]

HAHA, yes, before doing the research I didn't even think about snakes haeving inner ears :-)

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

@@OliverEnde I knew they could hear but always thought it was just vuage muffles. The more we learn together! 💜

[@alialibaba6672]

Fascinating work!

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot

[@marmalade8915]

I didn't know snakes can have that many different types of teeth, snakes are really cool and i like them a lot

[@Masham20006]

Now i know more about anatomy of snakes which can help me in zoology

[@aheenobarbushenocied9880]

Great video. Can't wait for more animal 3d anatomies.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you! There will come more like this 😊

[@LFTRnow]

This feels like a video game where you can build your own snake. That would be fun... :)

[@sketch914]

Snakes are so cool man.

[@ofunnaturalbirth]

This is an amazing explanation!!

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you very much 😊

[@MakateRapulana]

'leave them in their natural habitat' - I like that.

[@burninghotdogs4876]

You deserve so much more attention! You’re such and interesting and great channel

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much

[@solev657]

Amazing detail snake is cute

[@mistingwolf]

Great updates! Thank you for version 2!

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome 😊

[@rodscarbrough2337]

I remember reading that younger snakes will give all its venom in one bite, where as an adult snake will give a dry bite as a warning to back off.

[@rayanwolf9319]

god you made me like snakes more! thank you!

[@OliverEnde]

Great! Thanks for your kind words.. I also liked snakes more or was more fascinated after doing the research

[@seanbeukman9563]

thank you so much! I love snakes, I found this video to be very informative.

[@OliverEnde]

Hey Sean, great that you like my work 😊🤙

[@BinodTamrakar-qe5rv]

The way you explain is outstanding ♥️👏👏

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thank you so much! So kind words as a great starter for the weekend to me. Best greetings from Hamburg, Germany :-D

[@della5431]

this is the best animation and yet explication ! i've just discovered this channel and it's amazing

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much, great that you found me🤙

[@apatheticaesthetic.]

This is absolutely amazing. Your hard work definitely shows. Amazing job. Just wow. I’m blown away by the effort and detail you put into this.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you sou much!

[@nonta59]

in awe and speechless in wonder!

[@MubasshirMiraj]

amazing 3d 💖

[@duasherazi1161]

Loved this animation + information..❤😮

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot

[@nottodaysaytun]

I love the pace at which you speak. That included; also, the tone. It is very much appreciated. I've subscribed.. I like it here.

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot! But as my English and my narrator qualities are not that good in English, I have a professional narrator for my animations :-) Thanks for subscribing!

[@sufy.r]

Wow snakes are awesome!

[@marekkarelmarkvart5061]

Wow. Naprosto skvělé a dokonalé video o hadech! Paráda! Thanks!

[@keinaanabdi6821]

You deserve at least a million subscribers. Great job for doing this.

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much!

[@poweronegaming3681]

That's a great explanation ❤

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much

[@guilhermecarvalho2438]

I loved It ,amazing ! Congratulations from Brazil

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you very much!

[@mirasaulo]

Que buen canal. 👍

[@OliverEnde]

Muchas gracias

[@matthewsandifer2673]

Snakes are amazing creatures

[@anasrah0707]

Thanks very important informations.. could you please make a video about The horses 🐎

[@MBOmnis]

Just discovered this channel and... I think the word "wow" sums up my reaction. I hope you can make an anatomy presentation about scorpions soon :)

[@OliverEnde]

Yes, but first I will.do one about an octopus:) thank you very much for that great comment!

[@HaakSO]

Your videos are really excellent. Thank you! I was hoping to learn a bit about the mechanics of snake movement like your dragonflies episode described the incredible flight mechanics of dragonflies. Snakes 2.1 please 🙏 ?

[@johndavid9496]

nice piece of info on snake👍👏👏👏

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot! It was quite some work.. great that you liked it 😀

[@HL-hb4rn]

I really enjoyed this video and the spider one. The information was consistantly interesting but being alongside an amazing video rendition of what you're learning about was just so engaging. I really appreciate the time and effort you've put into making these videos, I liked both videos and subscribed! I look forward to your future videos :)

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thanks a lot for your kind words! Of course, I will create more of these animations :-)

[@rafaelmotos]

GREAT VIDEO,, many thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[@OliverEnde]

Hey Rafael, thank you so much! You are welcome!

[@223rockmaster]

Thank you for updating.

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome!

[@lifeintechnicolorii4715]

nice video oliver!

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot!

[@theartistsanvil]

Excellent video

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot

[@unlimitedgameszone]

Thanks ❤ i love snakes

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome 😊

[@youngeshmoney]

"The ears can not only hear the prey, but can tell what direction they're coming from", yeah I'm pretty sure that's how ears work😂

[@Moaaz_ELga3frawy]

Subhan allah❤❤

[@technocoh]

Fantastic video! =D

[@parbrakic]

You should make more videos regarding anatomy as well as morphology of various organisms ❤❤

[@tardarsauce3355]

Very cool and interesting! I was wondering about how their lungs were positioned, but I got more than I bargained for when you showed all the different teeth configurations!

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks! Yes, that was very interesting and absolutely new to me.. didn't even know that snakes have different teeth before doing the research :-)

[@ranganathsh989]

Excellent animation and fantastic explanation.thank you so much sir

[@yade1234]

03:19 Excuse me what layer ?

[@GoooObama08]

This channel is fantastic. I love it. Thank you Oliver

[@OliverEnde]

Thank you so much! And you are welcome! Glad, that you found me 🤙😊

[@luv2stack]

Freaking love this channel

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot!

[@sriramireddygangireddy8597]

Very good animation with good explanation.

[@Eclectic_sunshineshared]

That was so interesting. Thank you for producing that

[@himanidas4641]

Thank you so much

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome

[@Iamthewarner557]

How perfect the creation of Allah is. Allah is the Greatest

[@clintononyari3860]

Enlightening indeed keep it up 💪🔥🔥

[@knownraj5598]

excellent video.. keep them coming

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot!! Of course I will do 🤙🏼

[@mkhawialjen123]

{ وَٱللَّهُ خَلَقَ كُلَّ دَآبَّةٖ مِّن مَّآءٖۖ فَمِنۡهُم مَّن يَمۡشِي عَلَىٰ بَطۡنِهِۦ وَمِنۡهُم مَّن يَمۡشِي عَلَىٰ رِجۡلَيۡنِ وَمِنۡهُم مَّن يَمۡشِي عَلَىٰٓ أَرۡبَعٖۚ يَخۡلُقُ ٱللَّهُ مَا يَشَآءُۚ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ عَلَىٰ كُلِّ شَيۡءٖ قَدِيرٞ ﴾ [ النور: 45] Allah has created every [living] creature from water. And of them are those that move on their bellies, and of them are those that walk on two legs, and of them are those that walk on four. Allah creates what He wills. Indeed, Allah is over all things competent

[@doug-Hakura]

Thanks, I liked the changes.

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome!

[@Apfelvater]

Thank you man, so interesting!

[@OliverEnde]

You are welcome

[@MrDisclosedfoot]

the thought that people believe something as seemingly simple as a snake, yet so complex could evolve from nothing with absolutely no designer blows my mind. everything you see was created and planned. you look at a car, you know there is a creator of that car.

[@homerbugadogrower]

and here I am at 3 am smoking weed and learning about snakes

[@OliverEnde]

Haha, great time to smoke weed and learn anatomy stuff.. come back in about 2-3 months and learn about an octopus, this one will blow your mind

[@homerbugadogrower]

Hey my man, what about the octopus video? I'm waiting 😁

[@OliverEnde]

Haha, it still needs some time as I am working on some jobs at the moment and don't have that much time for my free projects@@homerbugadogrower

[@NeoS.15]

Really enjoyed the video man

[@OliverEnde]

Great that you like it 🤙🏼

[@drrrajkumar262]

Outstanding ❤

[@Bubbjacoba]

Great video! I'm a medical student so I spend a lot of time learning about humans but these have been so cool to see and compare to what we're learning about us and our anatomy 😂 great work!

[@OliverEnde]

Hey, thanks a lot for taking the time to write such kind words! Great that you like my work!

[@Stimm002]

Amazing very indepth video. The only thing you didn't cover was rear fanged snakes.

[@Kbs_animazing_house]

Excellent information guys, your work is definitely appreciated

[@OliverEnde]

Thanks a lot, but there is only me, myself and I who does all the animations here 😉🤙🏼

[@adnan_honest_jihadist5775]

subhanallah this shows how beautiful Allah created snakes trully a blessing

[@Rajuuutube]

Awesome info. 👍

[@OliverEnde]

thanks a lot!

[@hanselsgrettles5755]

snakes are so cool im planning on getting a ball python soon

[@toanvuvan5443]

this video is fascinating

[@madsringswaldegan1058]

these are so amazing! i would love to see one about octopus anatomy!!

[@OliverEnde]

Haha, are you a mindreader? 😉🐙

[@justinmccormick5929]

The concept of these videos could be applied to just about every creature in the world and i would watch them all. Just saying. 👍

[@OliverEnde]

Haha, I'll do my very best

[@aarongreen8257]

The fangs work like a "hypodermic" needle, not "hyperdermic" like you said. "Hypo" means "under", and "dermic" means "skin". "Hyper" means "on top, or over". Therefor, the term "hyperdermic" means "on top of the skin", which is not how needles work