The Evolution of Fish

The evolution of fish began about 530 million years ago during the Cambrian explosion. Early fish from the fossil record are represented by a group of small, jawless, armoured fish known as ostracoderms. Jawless fish lineages are mostly extinct. An extant clade, the lampreys may approximate ancient pre-jawed fish. The first jaws are found in Placoderm fossils. The diversity of jawed vertebrates may indicate the evolutionary advantage of a jawed mouth. It is unclear if the advantage of a hinged jaw is greater biting force, improved respiration, or a combination of factors. The evolution of fish is not studied as a single event since fish do not represent a monophyletic group but a paraphyletic one (by exclusion of the tetrapods).

[@FreezingTheMind]

I think this stuff is awesome. But to hate Christians because dumb ones started wars and attacked others, is just prejudice. Thats like saying that all Muslims are terrorists. And being Christian, Id like to apologize for all the ones being rude and being hateful. I love the idea of evolution and theres no denying its evidence. But with that said, calling people who have a religion, "cancerous" or "retarded" just makes you as bad as them! So please, we're all human here, lets just respect others views and move along and enjoy the video alright?

[@davidkeenan5642]

I can & do respect people of faith, if they do not hinder the progression of our collective knowledge. But I do not have to respect views that I fundamentally disagree with. All you can demand is that I remain civil, & avoid ad hominem attacks.

[@MrKpfd]

this stuff is not awesome. it is just a fiction. imagine we humans start from single cellular sort of, then evolve into something like fish then just to avoid extinction we evolve again by the aid of so called act of moment of evolution into some sort of other type of species. I mean come on, could we just think of a moment and ask this people that in reality their are types of kingdom of species in biology which a single specie belongs to. search again before you believe.

[@elitemation]

Communist Miner im glad soviet russia falls like a dick

[@FreezingTheMind]

Looking at some of these comments, I completely respect and understand all of your opinions and views. I simply wish we could learn to embrace others views, rather than degrade them or put them down. Of course you are entitled to your opinion, I’m just speaking honestly, as I wish I could watch videos like this that interest me, without being put down. Again, I understand that many Christians shove Christianity down people’s throats, and I apologize on their behalf, but in the end, they just want you to know a joy that they feel. I hope all of you reading this comment stays happy and healthy and blessed. Also, thank you to the uploader for favoriting this comment. I’m glad I was able to comment something that was meaningful.

[@PAULLONDEN]

*3DIcicleFreeze* ____That seems a sensible evaluation.....On the other hand though it seems one is either an enlightened person subscribing to the amazing science we are privileged to be witness of , or still one who feels more comfortable with the bloodsoaked sado masochistic superstitious fairytales which still curse this planet....who by now should know better.......which can be attributed to the many con operators who still see organised religion as a short cut to a cushy job and preserving the status quo ....Being "prejudiced" was after all almost the complete prerogative of those religious institutions who persecuted those who had the audacity to ask questions.....and managed to hold back science for decades......If it hadn't been for organised religion , we might already have known about our place in the universe hundreds of years ago....

[@Mattropolis97]

This is the kind of stuff I like to watch before I go to bed. So relaxing

[@dawnj2360]

Same. I have it and 62 similar shows in a playlist called Drowse.

[@Mattropolis97]

dawn junk That’s actually awesome 😂

[@callmeishmael5742]

Same. I don't go to sleep to it, but there's just something oddly relaxing about prehistoric biology

[@Yugvijay]

@@callmeishmael5742 lmao ikr

[@symbolofhumanity3938]

Not on a wter bed i assume

[@Dantick09]

I wonder what those early fish tasted like

[@tmr4342]

Chicken.

[@shayyo4908]

Oh I never thought about that.

[@swargpatel7634]

That’s the first thing you think of? Really goes to show the intelligence of modern humans.

[@isimpledontcare2646]

The Science Man you tryna call him slow cause he was wonder what early fish taste like?? Now that just shows a lot about your character.

[@koapdamahspaul6433]

Taste like chicken

[@mannyfit75]

The narrator is Master Arngeir (Christopher Plummer), one of the Greybeards, from Skyrim..

[@scroopynoopers2892]

I thought I recognized his voice

[@angelrae9279]

that's pretty cool. he sounded familiar... try eating a netch jelly just before you hit the ground, if you accidentally fall off of something too high. I always keep netch jelly on my d-pad hotkey just in case. it will save you from fall damage. also, try enchanting a weapon with chaos damage and elemental, or chaos and absorb attribute. for some reason, adding chaos damage makes the other enchantment a lot stronger. you can duplicate the white phial in a treasure chest. first, drink the potion, put empty phial in chest, save game, attack somebody, then run away, wait for a few hours, and load your last save. after you load, wait an hour, then look in treasure chest. you should have "white phial empty" and "white phial full"... take the full one and repeat the process as many times as you want.

[@RickSSHardcore]

Yes haha lol! it sounded so familiar xD

[@guodzillakaiju1415]

I was about to ask...

[@erikiacopelli451]

LMFAO!!! THATS THE SAME THING I THOUGHT WHEN I HEARD HIM LMAO!!!

[@wolfshanze5980]

Out of the 23 minute video, I think about 20 minutes is dedicated to mountains, trees and plate tectonics, and about 3 minutes to fish.

[@chelseacomps829]

Mithrennon of Aegwynn Well it is edited out of the actual documentary so what can u do Xd

[@cecildison6788]

no fossils of evolution in fish are they would show it like I always there are no fossils of one animal turning into another animals just imagination

[@sciuresci1403]

Cecil Dison isn't it ironic that a moron who can't even form sentences is talking about origin of species ?

[@rcchristian2]

sciure sci said _"Cecil Dison isn't it ironic that a moron who can't even form sentences is talking about origin of species?"_ I was thinking the same thing lol... he can't even put sentences together, but yet he thinks he's smarter than people who have dedicated their whole life to studying it. The arrogance of some of these people is amazing!

[@christobanistan8887]

HAH, exactly what I just commented! Given the title, it's pretty "dry." This was my first pun, be kind.

[@surg23]

While quite vague, it was a lovely documentary. Extremely good CGI and great narration and music. Just awesome!

[@macnutz4206]

It is interesting to see how the evolution of plants in the seas led to plants clinging to the edges of the water, to the evolution of trees that played a role in the evolution of fish.

[@saturn722]

It is amazing what man can create with his imagination when they choose to ignore the scientific method.

[@laurentrobitaille2204]

@@saturn722 Says the person believing a 2000 years old book written by shepherds with no education to speak of.

[@mugenfan4720]

​@@laurentrobitaille2204 he's talking about science not the bookstore

[@laurentrobitaille2204]

@@mugenfan4720 He’s saying evolution isn’t proven by the scientific method, which is incorrect. Usually, people who disagree with evolution are creationists, thus they believe in a book written at a time where science was far from what it is today, and said book has been translated over and over again, as such it is altered.

[@mugenfan4720]

@@laurentrobitaille2204 that makes sense, i said that because the same way that he isn't an evolutionist, he also cannot be a creationist either, unfortunately media popularized the ideia that people who don't agree with evolution or science = authomatically christians or creationists, or just both, all because of themselves (except the ones that aren't annoying, in which is kinda a rare thing in this comment section, oh welp, hoomans)

[@wwn1970]

The evolution of trees (featuring fish).

[@superiorduke5772]

wwn1970 I know right

[@blikjesnaardeijzerboer9719]

Ahaa nice to read beforehand i like trees haha

[@jordanadler6853]

Videos of mountains (with some fish)

[@bestversion8159]

haha

[@jgbee2726]

Well, I guess they both have limbs so must have evolved .

[@swapertxking]

The problem with documentaries about paleontology is that the facts aren’t constantly being tossed. We discovered recently (few years), that placoderms were the common ancestors of all tetrapods and fish, simply because they evolved the concept of jaws first and fish that survived the mass extinction that wiped out most placoderms became the fish we have today, but they weren’t an offshoot.

[@evilnorman9978]

This is part of the "Miracle Planet" series seen on The Discovery Science channel.

[@reberi]

:D thank you. I was lucking for this information

[@maj-lenaskagerlund3118]

Fascinating. Haven't even thought of this as a "missing part" in Earths development as we learn in school, but of course it is, and it's fantastic to learn about what happened - movements, developement of the jaws and the impact it had, a new kind of leaf, that created other and new possibilities for life on land - and God I'm going to watch this many more tiimes !!! Thank you for sharing this treasure of nature history 😊❤

[@VictorFursov]

Thank you for interesting stories! Best wishes and good luck in your discoveries!

[@davidwhite4023]

Such a beautiful and educational piece of science, art and other knowledges. Thank you for this!

[@logandagamer4224]

fish be like:omg I want to be a land creature goes to shore:help help I'm dying dies

[@alram4204]

Cosmic_ gamer just lame your lame

[@biffedya]

when they evolved to a nice coating of beer batter and chips is when I most appreciated their life cycle

[@nothingbutfunstuff8506]

Ignorance and idiotness at its finest !!

[@SoulDelSol]

@@nothingbutfunstuff8506 hey eat or be eaten. Did you watch video? Evolution isn't "nice"

[@revantheno-lifedemon885]

@@nothingbutfunstuff8506 "idiotness" yeah, rly gives you the IQ highground here to judge jokes.

[@Infamous41]

Nice

[@tfranc347]

The fact that there’s 300 million year old tree stumps just hanging out, not covered by sediment among new trees blows my damn mind. This whole video blows my mind for that matter.

[@karlbroman8538]

The use of the term “strategy” is inappropriate, these early fish were not strategizing, just evolving.

[@saintphilis]

Fish do not evolve, they adapt, improvise, overcome, survive. Genesis 1, Creation Rules. In evolution the creatures would die for lack of knowledge.

[@Jacoblaggard]

mom:are you studying? me:

[@wheelinthesky300]

Who is narrating this? Really outstanding voiceover. Oh, posters are saying Christopher Plummer. That figures.

[@dooterscoots2901]

Those first ten seconds are gold

[@jonstfrancis]

When I was a kid back in the 70s I had a picture of Eusthenopteron walking out the water onto dry land.

[@crankykong5836]

James Buchanan So true, I used to have a picture called the age of the earth. From Cambrian to modern day, it showed the wonders from a primeval world.

[@ldblokland463]

Cranky Kong I was reading books, lots and lots of books about paleontology and basicly made learning about things I'm interested in at least 25% of my free time...

[@stevebartz4885]

I saw a movie once about a killer robot from the future. It couldn't be reasoned with, it couldn't be bargained with....

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

6:04 I would love to see more maps like this!

[@purpleemerald5299]

Some people have been recently thinking that placoderms might have evolved into lobe finned fish and the ancestors of sharks. I don't know which is true anymore. Were they our competitors, or our ancestors? Because recently it's been becoming much more widely accepted that placoderms may have evolved into our fish ancestors. Which one am I supposed to understand as being true at this point?

[@ocorvino5517]

Well, it's a complicated matter: It's basically confirmed that the Osteichtyes evolved from a group of placoderms, but we know that other groups of placoderms existed past the emergence of the bony and cartilaginous fish, so it's basically a two-way path (Sorry for bad English)

[@Howlingburd19]

Honestly, Dunklelosteus is one of the scariest animals in prehistoric history!

[@robertcummings1971]

1000% on point!

[@CatEyesOfficial]

A fairly new study shortened its length.

[@Howlingburd19]

@@CatEyesOfficial yep, but it makes sense. Still, for it’s time it was like megalodon!

[@koczisek]

- A tree is called Archaeopteryx - bad translation! Archaeopteryx was late Jurassic early avian. That tree is called Archaeopteris.

[@funkfreaked]

this reminds me of being a little kid, when i loved nothing more than prehistoric life. i’d watch documentaries like this when i stayed home sick from school.

[@MaDmanex100]

I love biology. So much history to our world and this video uncovers things that most likely took place in that time based on old remains of these wondrous creatures and plants.

[@fjccommish]

This video is fantasy.

[@amongussus4]

​@@fjccommishit provides evidence dumbo

[@griffingerrein8831]

​@@fjccommish begone creationist!

[@fjccommish]

@@griffingerrein8831 Yes, you wouldn't want someone correcting you, someone telling the truth.

[@RD-um9dy]

@@fjccommish something isn’t true just because you say it’s true, you have to prove that it is true

[@AvyScottandFlower]

Aristotle narrating the video.. ..Doesn't get much better than this!

[@ImmortalSynn]

Narrator is Christopher Plummer: the father from the original "The Sound of Music," the narrator of "The World of David the Gnome" in the '80s, and Master Arngeir from SkyRim.... dude's been around!

[@soundaddiktion2006]

I dunno why but I just feel there is a deep lesson in the last sentence of the video. "Most other fish did not develop lungs in" this "ocean, so they eventually went extinct."

[@SrgtBarney]

5:30 was eerily too long that i was expecting a jumpscare or something

[@LumosVeil]

*Is getting sad over fish dying.*

[@swargpatel7634]

Why not

[@alldoben10playz]

early fishes: *aggressive, sharp teeths, one bite killers* fishes now: *A U E G H*

[@MonsieurFeshe]

They are better now, wdym? We have sharks, deep sea fish, arowana, flounders, catfish, electric fucking eels, like how are those ancient fish better?

[@diamonds4skulls]

@@MonsieurFeshesounds like something a modern fish would say

[@rudybaldovino9528]

Very good information, well done sir!

[@laced_xans32]

Where is this clip from? What’s the origin?

[@shinyumbreongirl2965]

Me thinking it was Gonna be one of those breakdown KZbin videos The video: Hits w the Documentary voice Me: Oh shit I really misinterpreted this situation

[@evilnorman9978]

This is part of the series "The Miracle Planet" produced by NHK, Japan & CBC 'Canadian Broadcasting Company.

[@Blankanvaz]

2:58 All hail devil trilobite, king of all demon trilobites. He shall awake from his slumber to take back what belongs to him... Or her, I don't know.

[@1986tessie]

hail satin.

[@1986tessie]

but hailz2me first.

[@Blankanvaz]

1986tessie NO!

[@1986tessie]

shadowblobSS arh derka derka derka, allah muhammad jihad?

[@Blankanvaz]

1986tessie No.

[@PaladinDusty]

The lack of this part is why I was so disappointed in Spore.

[@eronacalloway9159]

The video Strayed from Development of Fish to Plate Tectonics and Plant Life, but Still a Good Video.

[@jwwebnaut7045]

Nice overview! What I'm missing though, are the insects and spiders (scorpions) I'm certain they played an important role in the early forests but aren't mentioned with a single word in the video. a Pity

[@lsd-rickb-1728]

You know they came from the oceans too right in the water

[@Onganana]

Unlike Creationist's amusement park "The Ark Encounter" filled with fake toys, this is actually real, studied from actual fossils and evidence.

[@rathzo1800]

U might regret that

[@Onganana]

@@rathzo1800 Doubtful.

[@brightoneasterling9304]

life is astounding its beautiful

[@desertflower3996]

I have a problem with jawless fish aiming about randomly while feeding. Is it possible that these fish had a suction-like organ made of soft tissue that vacuumed prey?

[@Hokunin]

we were once a fish... realizing it feels weird

[@thhseeking]

Innsmouth. Hail Dagon :P

[@multivitamin425]

we were once a cluster of proteins too

[@thomasputti2249]

@@multivitamin425 once we were stardust

[@zacharystephan5066]

Anybody recognize the song starting at about 12:35? It sounds familiar but I can't quite place it

[@jonathansantos2271]

I like how this video wants to help show the elaborance of earth formations and what kind life there was around a similar time. Matching similiar rock sets. Is a very important key to an accurate as possible membrane secrets. Thanks for sharing and working together for a more in depth mapping that should find facts that aline too what was and did happen before.

[@chrissiebate425]

Just to clarify: EVERYONE is entitled to their opinions, but they should not force theirs onto people or be rude to other people's beliefs. I'm referring to everyone here. Thanks for uploading, my fish seemed to be interested 😅

[@smorrow]

No, people have all the right in the world to be rude. It's only the force part that isn't a right.

[@ineedtopoop4591]

Say that to the christians who shove their beliefs up our throats

[@smorrow]

Atheist here, are Christians _really_ the ones doing that?

[@ineedtopoop4591]

Stuart Morrow read the comments

[@Monochromicornicopia]

Evolution is a fact, not an opinion.

[@zkvickers2466]

Seeing all those desperate fish die when trying to get air made me sad

[@John-cl9uq]

Fish just said "Fuck it its evolution time" and left the ocean

[@kingpeedorah]

funny

[@notalessa517]

I actually want this time period back. Ik it sounds like a bad idea but we then see everything, not just animtions and drawings.

[@adityagodavarti2030]

It is a bad idea.

[@evernewb2073]

and again I click on a video that says it's from pbsEons and it's posted by something else... a british broadcasting company offshoot in this case?

[@milesreddish4989]

it's got an armored head

[@marialawal7449]

Why is this so scary, I'm only 3 min in and it's like I'm watching a horror film

[@jacobturner3059]

I know I’m late, but what they should’ve mentioned is that fish are thought to have originated possibly as early as Burgess Shale Cambrian times, not early Ordovician times as previously thought.

[@NichtNameee]

Thank you Gandalf

[@Bloomcycle]

If I had a time machine. I'd go fishing 🎣

[@lsd-rickb-1728]

Maaaaaaaaan F*** fishing 🎣

[@DynestiGTI]

Careful, or you might make our distant ancestors extinct! Great-great-great-great-great-great-...-grandfather paradox 😅

[@cristobalpinochet]

If you go this back in time, you would probably sofocante, since there wasn’t the level of oxygen that there is today, plants were just getting out of the sea, but I think the risk is worth a good old fishing day

[@lsd-rickb-1728]

@@cristobalpinochet ur pfp 😳

[@daas8638]

6/10 not enough fish

[@big_dro1713]

I don't get it.

[@AshaTanwar-b9w]

As a descendant of a fish, great to have to watch this

[@PushinWaterFishing]

I enjoyed watching...Thanks

[@infinitejinpachi]

there is some high level fedora tipping in this comment section

[@ZOMBIEo07]

Not really....

[@godwantsplastic]

infinitejinpachi said one hipster to his mother

[@naolllamsa9579]

Ikr

[@Scroteydada]

You mad?

[@liamdae9290]

Be warned. Satanists have used the Mandella Effect to move our solar system hundreds of light years from Sagittarius to Orion's Arm. They have also changed Kit-Kat to Kit Kat. What horrors come next, only God knows.

[@grege5074]

i don't want to start a sh&%storm in the comment section but this is way WAY more majestic and beautiful than the cop-out "god did it" ugh how uninspired

[@somuchsoul3041]

Wut

[@liliks14]

shut up you idiot

[@taggartlawfirm]

Greg E there is beauty in creation, particularly when you consider his methods?

[@spyrofrost9158]

"A wizard did it!"

[@klorgbanethedestroyer]

@William Wright mate calling the evidentially rich scientific fact of evolution an opinion is plain denial. Yes, you may chose not to believe it, but it's a nonetheless a factual belief. Also the fact you straight away assumed he hates all religious people is just a gross fucking accusation man. All he did was express his choice in believing that evolution and natural selection is the law of creation, just how you believe god created everything. My advice, calm the fuck down, don't get so irrationally defensive, and triggered by someone else's choice and you won't get so triggered

[@MrNikosnik]

Listening while being high, is perfeeect and makes my feet feel good lol thanks producer for choosing this person from England prob. And may God bless all of us ,all of the good people !!!! I think the comentator is a mister that did jail interviews??? Thanks and I'll suscribe to catch all your vid's ☮️ Peace From Greece!!!!!!

[@NatureLover-zr9iz]

hey guys can we celebrate the placoderms 420 millionth birthday?

[@SuperLoops]

i have a fossil fish its a dastilbe fish which lived 120 million years ago in africa its 46mm long and it lives on my shelf w/ my fossil trilobite and stromatolite and my little piece of meteorite. it makes my head go swimmy to think how old they are esp the stromatolite its 2 billion years ago even when my trilobite was alive and when the fishes in this video evolved my stromatolite was already a super super old fossil buried in rocks for a billion years but now I can hold it in my hand and think about it o_0

[@WhiteKoneko]

Lucky duck. X3

[@SuperLoops]

I dont have to ponder it, I know why they were found on land. Its because sometimes seas are cut off or closed up and then raised by tectonic movements and we can dig up fossils from rock that used to be under the sea. Its hard to find fossils actually in the oceans because fossils are super rare, only a tiny proportion of things which die get fossilised and when theyre under the sea we cant dig around and look for them. We find fossils exactly where we'd expect from our really good knowledge of the geological history of the world.

[@SuperLoops]

lol no uplift definitely happens, its inevitable because of tectonic movement, huge amounts of rock cant just disappear. first we worked it out from all the other evidence of tectonics then we got satellite and laser technology, and its for real. we can measure it. and we can see stuff like the chilean coast, people went there after a big earthquake a few years ago and found barnacles and seaweed etc on the rocks a few metres above the high tide line, the whole coast had been pushed up by the pacific plate subducting under south america. and a few metres higher than those are even older barnacles from other quakes further in the past. thats how the andes happened, and are still happening, its right there in front of our eyes. or for a different way you could look at celcius's rock, where he marked the sea level and other people have been marking it ever since and showing how even tho sea levels have been rising scandinavia is rising quicker and the old sea level markings are now way out of the water. sorry but this stuff is all really well known and totally supported by huge amounts of evidence and sticking your fingers on your ears going lalalalala and trying your best to ignore it doesnt make it go away. whatever it is that made you try to shut out reality, whether its some weird conspiracy theory or a religious story or w/e, THATS the thing that isnt real.

[@paulbourdon1236]

The ocean plates are heavier (magmatic) than the continental plates (plutonic) and therefore when they collide as the atlantic has with North America they are pushed under and melted. Most marine fossils found on land are the result of shallow seas where the plates were pushed up to become dry land and sometimes mountains. You can't avoid the Ordovician marine fossils in the Cincinnati area, they are literally everywhere. Besides, whose looking for fossils in the ocean???

[@georgebond7777]

Super Loops how do you know they're 120my old? Let me guess they were found in 120my old rock but how do you know the rock is 120my old? Maybe it was radiometric dating that convinced you? Why is it when they date rocks of known age it doesn't work but always works for unknown ages? Maybe it's presupposition and bias.

[@ericdebord]

The folds in the rocks were made when the rocks were under great heat and pressure, the rock was soft like wet clay. Not dry and hard like they are today.

[@razgriz9595]

Goes to comments eats popcorn while scrolling and looks for Christian comments

[@Infamous41]

Whos Christian? Is he a friend?

[@ricktoffer01]

Little attention is played to the evolution of plants which are the very reason we are here!

[@MonsieurFeshe]

True... but fish are still better, they deserve all the attention they can get.

[@alacom205]

Some aspects of this video that were incorrect/outdated: 1. We didn’t evolve alongside placoderms, we evolved from them. 2. The French museum shown had a very upright skeleton of a theropod dinosaur in the background.

[@maltahighjacker9842]

That might have been a iguanadon

[@thhseeking]

Probably a lack of money/space to disassemble then reassemble properly.

[@arguemaxdotcom2710]

I find this more interesting than the myths told in various dogma

[@cybcharlz]

Show us, Dragonborn: shout at us. Let us taste that SEXY voice. FUS. Yes. FUS. Yees, don't stop. Ro Dah! Yes, PLEASE MORE, I BEG YOU. - Master Arngeir

[@LittleBraveWarriorIsBest]

This video keeps being recommended to me, glad I watched it!

[@KutWrite]

Christopher Plummer makes a great villain, too. Check out the movie "The Silent Partner" with yes Elliott Gould. Plummer is so scary in that, but his voice is just like in this narration, even when doing his evilest.

[@wrengaming1519]

that one fish that got caught up in the dust has no one to blame but himself

[@mickeyamf]

The lung fish is so adorable

[@stevanwhite]

You know what makes it worse? Sloppy phrases as in the narration, such as "science believes". Science is not a matter of belief. It must not be a belief system. That's what religion is. This is not a matter of "what we believe is true, what you believe is false". Science is a process of observation and explanation, followed by criticism and more observation. Sure, you can't cram all the hard work and argumentation into a video, but you can make it clear that it occurs, and avoid phraseology that trivializes it.

[@adronator]

Landen Chaudion Not believing is a lack of belief. So it’s not a belief. There’s no evidence of unicorns, so most people don’t believe in them. Does that make them “Aunicornists.”

[@paulfedorowicz5842]

This comment section is cancerous

[@keonejones7283]

Can’t watch a science video without seeing atheists and religious people argue,I believe in god and I love science but godamn who gives a fuck.

[@adronator]

Skwisgarr Skwigelf Atheists are just defending themselves. The creationists are on the attack and coming onto a video about the evolution of fish and spewing their bullshit.

[@ehpada]

wait, rewind to the beginning...how did the fish come about? what was happening between microbes and first fish? how the trilobites come about? this evolution has some gaps or wtf?

[@ananon5771]

this video sadly isn't about that

[@ooxce7030]

Can you watch this on Netflix or Stan?? Please answer 🥺

[@Roedygr]

It would be so neat if we could collect some DNA from Archaeopteris and reconstruct it. I would love to go to a botanical garden to see one. Even if it were a fake generated from similar trees living today, I would love to see it.

[@noahglymph6104]

The CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION.....

[@docsavage30]

...took 10s of millions of years.

[@user-im8kc6fz1j]

I came here for fish not the earth being petty

[@godzillagodzilla4828]

Yes

[@kalimerchbeatz7948]

Fr

[@reachinghigher4259]

I adore listening to documentaries like this. But I really wish researchers and scientists were more careful with their words. Saying jaw bones were "invented" rather than "developed" gives those among us with no appreciation for the many varied uses of words the idea that there's a magic invisible sky-man who's literally inventing and manufacturing these animals on purpose.

[@joshuasuggs2379]

This video ended kinda suddenly right?

[@missxmarvel]

Evolution is the truth,

[@landenchaudion2205]

For the devil, Your are a lost soul

[@Scroteydada]

The devil is not real

[@ginseven1410]

The way of the voice, I mean fish.🐉❌🐟

[@jdashow9037]

Oh man! So thats why he sounded so familliar!

[@sh69475]

not my proudest fap

[@Beeeeeeabs]

you made my day

[@daas8638]

never gets old.. 10/10 would lol again

[@stancemedia4727]

Lmao heard it and saw this 🤣

[@LiterallyWho1917]

Definitely was mine.

[@joselemans49]

I wonder what hapoened to the amazing person who uploaded all this videos thank you so much.

[@briancole1950]

Very interesting how trees help the development of fish. Everything's connected.

[@robertrobinsonrobertrobi-we6rl]

Google: doctor grady mcmurtry

[@LuigiG145]

It started out with a fish How did it end up like this? It was only a fish, *_IT WAS ONLY A FISH_*

[@Downhaven]

Luigi Gaskell You get me

[@peacelove6455]

Just shows how ridiculous Evolution is.

[@lucianmacandrew1001]

It is counter intuitive, a lot of science is, that is the reason we need science. If things was just logical to humans, we could just figure out the universe from our bedroom. But nature is "silly". It can produce something from nothing for example, something that sounds strange to human logic.

[@lucianmacandrew1001]

The TIme Prince: No, actually, "Virtual particles", literally comes from nothing and disappears again. We know that because of Hawkins radiation. You see, something from nothing happens all the time, we observe it all the time nowadays, but, the problem is, that the something turns back into nothing very quickly since it is made of equal part matter and anti-matter. HOWEVER, near black holes, the matter-parts gets drawn into the black hole before they can destroy the anti-matter (or was it the other way around, hmmm, anyway), and the other half remains to be observed in what we know as HAWKING RADIATION. So hawking radiation is a direct bi-product of "something from nothing". That is why most scientists today think black holes may sort of be the heart of lungs of universes. They create something from nothing trough the Hawking radiation. That actually remains something. It may be the answer to everything, how we everything got here.

[@varmitr]

BTW, Evolution is not capitalized, its just evolution. capitalization of words is used to suggest a perceived authority. Capitalizing random words like Truth, Him, etc that is a (religious) ploy to make you feel inferior.

[@osmosisjones4912]

there may have been plants on land

[@a.z.c.5462]

Arengeir, the voice of the Greybeards is the true one who created the Earth lol

[@shaun1293]

When Master Arngier tells you evolution is real, it's pretty much checkmate for creationists.

[@tropicalmonkey4215]

Wasn’t this on Netflix

[@1joshjosh1]

All I can picture is that a Klingon is narrating this

[@mattmcgovern6591]

The thumbnail is infinity percent nope!!!

[@mlvluu9836]

0:11 clearly a map of the ordovician period

[@sandrakiefler4649]

Idk why some people upload stuff that isn’t really their own ( tho I have absolutely no problem with that first bit btw )but what gets me is when l they “seem” to give zero fucks and neglect to give credit when it’s clearly due here. This video is actually just one episode of a series that ( to the best of my knowledge ) is called “Miracle Planet” and this particular episode is called “New Frontiers” I’m sure to some people me leaving this comment will seem like I’m a complete douche but I see it his sooo damn often that it boggles my mind when someone takes the time and effort to upload these videos ( and I’m truly thankful that you have done so ) but then for whatever reason they don’t go the rest of the way and take the relatively small amount of time and effort to wrap it up by giving the “creators/makers” of these documentaries the credit that they deserve. Right 🤨? ….subbed btw 👍

[@johnshields6852]

The ocean is my happy place, born July 10 we lived on the coast so my mother brought me to the beach immediately, she said I'd squirm loose and frolic in the shallow surf, tumbling like a crab, she said people would come over and ask her what a baby is doing I'm the surf, even though I was getting rolled I'd popup laughing, the salt water is in my blood.

[@zezekingyo2374]

22:10 *Eusthenopteron! Anyone else favors Eusthenopteron??*