The Carboniferous | When oxygen made bugs gigantic

[@enternalinferno]

As someone who's rather new to natural history, I really like these videos going through the periods one by one

[@dino-gen]

Well stick around because we’ve got another 6 to go! Really glad you’re enjoying the content 😊

[@ToeNibbler-ss1vv]

12:06 my birth??? Jokes aside, your content is amazing. I’m really glad I found your channel, and believe it deserves so much more support than it gets. Thank you so much for everything you do and I wish you a wonderful day! Ps-your older videos aren’t as bad as you think. I find them informative and I’m glad you made them. Thanks for reading.

[@dino-gen]

Thank you so much, the kind words do more than you know to keep me going! Glad you enjoy the content and I wish you a wonderful day in return :)

[@56Seeker]

So much dead vegetable mass that it later became buried, subsumed and transformed into coal? Why didn't it rot and decompose? Did fungi not exist yet? Or is coal still being formed? How is this related to oil?

[@A_C_E_R...]

Theres afew theorys but one of the main ones is that the enzymes that breaks down all that biomass hadn't evolved yet lol

[@robcanisto8635]

bro is so handsome like cmon now what

[@dino-gen]

I can only assume you're referring to Arthropleura in the thumbnail...

[@heckell4181]

Iv'e considered the atmosphere may have been denser than it is now along with higher O2. Is there a marker for pressure or just another thing one can never know?

[@Ca1lieexx]

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[@dino-gen]

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[@Ca1lieexx]

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[@subraxas]

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[@56Seeker]

If the development of a hard shell opened up new environments, when did live birth develop? There are reptiles and fish that produce live birth, is this a leter development?