The Earth 600,000 Years Ago | 600,000 Subscribers Special

[@BenGThomas]

Thank you all so much for getting the channel to over 600,000 subscribers, it means so much to us! If you'd like to get your own adorable, scientifically accurate (as far as we know) Spinosaurus plushie, then check out our campaign with Plush Foundry here! plushfoundry.com/products/spinosaurus-by-ben-g-thomas

[@Annihilator27]

Weren’t y’all supposed to stop uploading here?

[@JDPower-mk3xe]

Next week: The Earth 700,000 years ago

[@altithoraxperotorum5133]

Next year : the earth 1 million years ago

[@duckdeity9450]

He is just 30,000 away. We might get a special video tomorrow

[@Prospect_was_here]

We need to get this channel to 66 million subscribers as fast as we can

[@ugojlachapelle]

Imagine with 252M.

[@altithoraxperotorum5133]

1 million first let's start small

[@theelitistjerkmetalhead8047]

"And now we are going to see what the Earth was like 1.3 billion years ago."

[@MosesJD86]

Congratulations on your growth! This channel deserves it! 🎉

[@raunchyrarebit]

That's what she said

[@galaxydeathskrill5607]

Congratulations on 700 000 subs

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

This week Ben Emilia & Doug travel through an Anomaly back 600,000 years ago to the middle Pleistocene epoch.

[@greycoloris7665]

Congratulations!

[@manlyhanley6178]

Huge Congratulations 🎉 to 1 million next!

[@VanessaScrillions]

Yes!!!! I am so happy to see this 😊 you have impeccable timing Ben! I needed some good content today

[@AifDaimon]

Congrats on 600K subs

[@PrehistoricMenagerie]

Another wonderful video! I have a video idea for you though… Doug as a quiz show host with Ben & Emilia competing on paleo trivia!

[@invisiblejaguar1]

Awesome! Congratulations guys! Suddenly being human today feels much simplier, with it just being us sapiens around.

[@snakeeatingapringle0]

CONGRATS!! I love this channel so much :3

[@Noodleydoo]

I love this channel. I love the factual approach and the way if something presented is just a theory, you say so. This kind of precise thinking and discussion is often scarce these days

[@Prehistoricfor60Seconds-hc7rn]

Congrats! Close to the 700,000 sub special

[@-Hari-03]

well done guys :) your videos are always 11/10

[@jeremythomas8252]

Great to see another milestone video. Roll on 1million. There's a space waiting on the wall for the plaque.

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

We’re coming up on a year since you completed your Walking with Dinosaurs retrospective, I do hope you continue with Ballad of Big Al, Walking with Beasts, Chased by Dinosaurs, Sea Monsters, Walking with Cavemen & Walking with Monsters, give the Walking with Saga the treatment it deserves. Also maybe even cover Prehistoric Park & Primeval as well.

[@KaieShuman-o6i]

That's wild! 600 000 already! Congrats!!

[@rl9217]

"My time has come. You must continue your journey without me." -Megalochelys moments before ascending

[@pencilpauli9442]

Congratulations on 600,000 subs. Ancient big bear video and a sloth video would be very welcome please!

[@rl9217]

"Look out! I think Moto Moto likes you!" -The last thing an ancient human heard from their tribe before being mauled by a Hippopotamus Gorgops

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

I'm having good weekend again, first Red raptor writes released another paleo myths yesterday today Ben G Thomas and Dr Polaris uploaded and Dinofax started another crossovers

[@WoopersDad]

Cant wait for the cambrian subscriber special 🎉😍😂

[@nilsmuninsheim4279]

I'd rise up on my hind legs and wave a mighty paw for a full video on prehistoric bears anytime. And congratulations to the collection of 600,000 sophisticated souls, evermore eager for knowledge.

[@TheCreativeNick]

Road to 1 million!

[@browniewin4121]

Thanks!

[@anthonychihuahua]

Very thoughtful and kind of you 😊 From a viewer, I thank you for that 🙌

[@whiskeytango9769]

I have seen a wild Grizzly run at full gallop....he was about 40 feet from me at the time, and thankfully, he was running away after busting out of the bush in front of me. My brother and I knew he was there, and so we were making lots of noise so that he would not be surprised. All I can say is that he was much, much faster than I would have ever imagined, and he was extremely light on his toes. He crossed the trail and disappeared into the bush again on the other side. We got the heck out of there quickly. I have no doubt that over short distances at least, a Grizzly could catch a horse. I can only imagine how fast and agile the Giant Short-Faced Bear would be. No chance at all of ever getting away, none.

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

I can’t wait for The Earth 66,000,000 years ago when you guys & gal reach 66 Million Subscribers.

[@hillbillypowpow]

The 6 billion subscriber special gonna be nuts

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

@@hillbillypowpow There wouldn’t be anything to talk about, Earth didn’t exist yet.

[@Vulcano7965]

5-18 million subs would already be enough. The miocene is underrepresented in paleo-media, we need more miocene content!

[@Brandonjm5888]

I would love to see a sloth evolution video, in a way this channel did horse evolution.

[@exzendar2523]

Have you heared about the "MacFarlane bear"? The smithonian had recieved a skull and fur from a bear that inuit hunters take down in 1864

[@bewtspeeder]

Please give us a fossil collection update!

[@freddiekinnaputi]

Hafa Adai BGT I've been waiting for this 🎉🎉 congrats with 700K y'all! Peace&Smiles from Texas

[@legendre007]

This could be an update of the classic Ray Harryhausen movie, _600,000 BCE_ . ✨😊✨

[@The_PokeSaurus]

Swimbo took out Doug!

[@emk7132]

All the ideas for following content sound great!

[@jaredsanford]

Woo! Great job guys. Youre my legit source of weekly science news!

[@Brannington]

can't wait fot the 4 hour long 145 million years ago special ;) congrats everyone on the crew!!!

[@m1093Hayleyey-n6l]

I watched this video and realized that our attitude only lacks funny moments like this💚

[@nanotyrannusisnotvalid4820]

Can't wait till we can do Arthropleura and Dimetrodon at the same time at 295,000,000 subscribers

[@madderhat5852]

Prehistoric famous last words, "Oy , you with the short face! ''

[@hawkbartril3016]

Yes please some more about arctotherium would be fantastic thanks, yaahoo

[@theabstractguy411]

We’ll get to 65 million subscribers in no time!

[@WhiteNucklin]

WOOOOO!

[@weedmanbrandon]

Watching all these videos lately has me thinking. We had all these different mega sized fauna present all over the world. One has to wonder where are the mega sized humans?

[@robertkelleyroth409]

With the intro at the beginning, now I know which host is which.

[@wisteria590]

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOO 🎉

[@cypherbrown8574]

hell yeah!

[@sergeipohkerova7211]

I know it's wrong, but I look at the movie One Million Years B.C. as canonically what the Earth was like back in the day.

[@S-T-E-V-E]

The Lanky Bear! 😂

[@MrMemelord00]

FINALLYYYYYYYYYYY

[@--Paws--]

Those giant sloths may have been like giant capybaras by how they congregate together...

[@michaelbuono4007]

So Arctodus was like a grizzly bear with diet

[@Wanhope2]

Here for the al gooo

[@amruzaky4939]

Wait, I thought you have made 1,000,000 years ago. You haven't 😅. Keep it up, Ben

[@erukaseven]

Adore you. All of you.

[@enessou]

Intrusive thoughts for the win 😂

[@13ysusamigos42]

2051: EARTH 80 million years ago

[@mellissadalby1402]

Hang on, I have one of those Ben and Doug Tee shirts... I wonder where I put it? At about 24:21 in the video, the sketch of the paleohominid (panel on the right) looks a bit like Doug. They have similar eyes I think. and the hair... don't get me started.

[@Phier554]

I've been subscribed to your guys for quite a long time now this is the first video that KZbin has put in my feed in a long time. I kind of forgot about the channel and then this one showed up. Not a fan of the KZbin algorithm.

[@user-bh8cg1cl2z]

Maybe those giant hippos were so big they weren't as aggressive?

[@johninnh4880]

Ben, so what's the scoop with 7DOS? 2 separate, but overlapping channels? Please elaborate.

[@thomaszaccone3960]

Glad i wasn't living back then. I couldn't bear doing that to an animal.

[@robertnichols2283]

Do 650,000 subscribers/years ago to catch a glaciation

[@alanmacification]

All predatory animals will avoid healthy adult prey. Bears have been known to wipe out all the season's calves in a herd of bison.

[@JoesWebPresence]

. . . wait! . . . . . . Doug's three dimensional? . . .

[@AwareWolftheShyGuardian]

We are going to need Ben to cover the introduction and Emilia to handle everything else. Thank you. -a disgruntled fan

[@EvelynnEleonore]

gonna need another 126k people to subscribe so we can get to the special i need for a thing i wanna write . so if you're reading this double-check that you're subscribed. for me specifically .

[@tinamclaughlin1991]

Please short faces bear episode!

[@julianshepherd2038]

US ton ? What's that in the new money ?

[@AlbertaGeek]

Eleventh!

[@nerdhere3209]

When “earth at the beginning of time” ?

[@AndrewTBP]

Earth did not exist at the beginning of time. Listen to the Crash Course podcast for details.

[@erukaseven]

Why does Douge have a Pokemon?

[@AndrewTBP]

That's the Spinosaurus plushie in their merch store.

[@beastmaster0934]

1:42 So we should be calling them the “Broad-Faced Bears”, then.

[@patmat.]

13:21 That's a DEI Homo-Erectus 😅

[@davidmedlin8562]

Whoop whoop

[@ArsonFire00]

4:45 That's twice now, on this video that you've used the American ton as a unit of weight. Considering that none of us in the rest of the world use that unit, how about joining the rest of us in the 21st century, and using the Metric system?

[@ericdebord]

I know exactly how the Saber Tooth Cat used its great fangs. I would like to tell you guys and you guys tell all your subscribers and this will go down in history blogs all over the world . We solved this issue. We as in "fans of your show" I think it would be nice to announce this information on your show. We have been working on this collectively as fans of the show. You tell everyone this. Sabertooth cats hunted with their mouth closed . The fangs protruded beyond the lower jaw and was able to poke the pray animal. The skull as anchor . The over muscular front arms 2 more achor points. 3 anchor points to hold on as long a possible and cause the pray to be top heavy and tip over. Mammoth, Rhino , Bison . The fangs gave them a very secure anchor point . I hope you claime this information and make a show ASAP. It important to "post first" #1 And to be the 1st To tell everyone what "WE" discovered. Saber Tooth Cats hunted with their mouth CLOSED. The fangs were employed into the pray by being long and growing beyond the lower jaw when closed. Normal cat anchor points- 2 front arms. Savertooth cat anchor points. 2 over muscular front arms and sabertooths fangs jutting beyond the lower jaw to add another anchor point. 50% more anchor points than a regular cat. This is new. Nobody is twlling this story at all. .you should be the first. And this will be history.

[@FloopyNupers]

Imagine our ancient ancestors waddling around like dummies. So funny

[@m1093Ednana]

My boyfriend said this video reminds me of us trying to do something together. We laughed until we cried😚

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

Bot detected

[@julianshepherd2038]

So the short faced bear is bare faced lie

[@bread2g]

Yeah it's a lot to bear

[@rileyernst9086]

Wait, if we are doing continents why do we miss out on Greater Adria and Zealandia! That's right I'm grasping at newly discovered and mostly submerged continents for more prehistoric creatures 🤣.

[@joerodgers1469]

16:48 Maybe a warning next time. I literally jumped when she started talking.

[@haroldhahn7044]

The giant short faced bear did not eat meat, according to the wear on their teeth, which is similar to that of the giant panda.

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

the spectacled bear in south america is a spactacled bear alive today

[@AndrewTBP]

Just as Ben said in the video …

[@mellissadalby1402]

Is this the new channel or the old channel?

[@AndrewTBP]

This is the original Ben G Thomas channel, obviously.

[@bensantos3882]

We need Bigfoot videos please?

[@badmonkey244]

Australia is not a continent, Oceania is

[@CarlosHenriqueXavierEndo]

16:49 Begins the most wondeful part of the video!