The Evolution of Turtles

[@Colesalad]

It only makes sense that good diggers would be good swimmers, after all, it's just locomotion through a dense field of a matter. It's such a clear correlation, but I would never have thought of it that way without this channel.

[@duybear4023]

It's interesting that this doesn't work in reverse. Swimmers aren't good diggers or whales would make truly impressive burrows.

[@Ummah_Mapping]

Me:*puts a bulldozer in water*

[@issuma8223]

Moles burrow through water quite well after you attach a brick to them.

[@pjbth]

@@duybear4023 That's because once you go aquatic you become dependant on the buoyancy of the water for support not your limbs so they lose strength and range of motion for things like walking and digging and either disappear or become more streamlined with larger surface area for less drag and better propulsion.

[@benthomason3307]

@@duybear4023 that is a terrifying concept

[@FeedMeSalt]

Fun fact, Turtles and tortoises have nerve endings in the shell. Its apart of the skeleton. that means they can feel you scratching them. And that means they can feel pain when damaged or miss cared for. So yeah, you can pet a turtle.

[@Colesalad]

THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW. YOU CAN PET TOITLE.

[@nicks1451]

It’s true! My turtle always hated when I scrubbed the algae off his shell

[@a_m5115]

Most don't like any physical interaction though

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Yes and if you tap them at the back they get annoyed and move forwards.

[@tygrr69]

they also bite, especially the wild ones

[@aturtle6270]

As a turtle can confirm this is how it happened

[@hassanalkhalaf1115]

Did you create the account just to comment this?

[@Siarah-]

@@hassanalkhalaf1115 ummm he joined 5 years ago...

[@kolangniVier]

Thank you kind Turtle

[@randomgd8732]

@@hassanalkhalaf1115 no, in fact he had waited his whole life for this moment

[@Kucingkepalaitem]

@@randomgd8732 being patient is already in their nature..

[@dersitzpinkler2027]

Great episode. Looking forward to part 2 where I’m sure you’ll cover the Ooze and Master Splinter’s role in their evolution.

[@ilc_drewan4503]

LOL

[@leopinzon8423]

I laughed a little too hard at this

[@african-gene-dominance1841]

🤣🤣🤣

[@roberthofmann8403]

I always thought it was Splinter, as well but recently found out it's actually Splina'. I chalk it up to the Mandela Effect. Lol

[@carlwheezer3960]

I hate you

[@teawrecks1243]

the next stage of turtle evolution is developing water cannons on their backs

[@Jacob-eg3kv]

Not quite. They still need to evolve sunglasses.

[@trigtrag4116]

they still need to learn how to stand up

[@RPGyourLIFE]

@@trigtrag4116 the cannons give them the balance necessary to stand. Pokedex 101

[@trigtrag4116]

@@RPGyourLIFE ohhh

[@xxSKAGhosTxx]

or volcano, or giant tree

[@guilhermerossi807]

I love turtles, they are old and different from other animals.🐢🐢🐢

[@strzygon5426]

i swear this lad is like the Bob Ross of prehistoric discussions, Same goes for Ben G Thomas.

[@shozanhanma2709]

Is Ben G Thomas really as good as my flight? I hope so cuz then I have another Channel/ persons information to binge on LOL

[@phillipogden5804]

My favs: both are really reliable, too

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

Ben G. Thomas is a dirty commie though (also a manlet but that's kinda redundant).

[@strzygon5426]

@@nickkorkodylas5005 scuse me what?

[@imk2007]

@@strzygon5426 I second this what

[@edwardcardinal4328]

Sloths also share the burrowing-swimming connection. Even if they haven't done the solid-rock excavation part in a long time, they've still got that swimming technique down.

[@mrniceguy7168]

Moles and Armadillos are great swimmers? Damn, I’m learning a lot today

[@jojak8066]

Evolution is weird 😂

[@kennethsatria6607]

@@jojak8066 When you think about it their bodies have essentially become boats.

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

They are such good swimmers they can swim *in the ground!*

[@WhoElseButZane]

Now that i think of it, plenty of fish burrow too

[@jakeapplegate6642]

Moles swim through dirt.

[@carolineyuen3247]

My bearded dragon has very wide ribs and is still quite quick at digging in a wiggling swimming motion. He also can expand his ribs in the sun for more surface area for basking. When he does this I call him “sun cookie.”

[@northropi2027]

I think he meant wider as in each rib taking up more space along the spine, not wider as in the ribs spreading out further. So, like, the base of each rib being wider, not a wide torso.

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

There is no comparison between the ribs of turtles and other animals. Turtle ribs are laterally expanded and don’t curve under the body. This configuration is unknown in every other animal. Bearded dragons still have normal shaped and spaced ribs and can change their shape, move and breath like most lizards.

[@northropi2027]

@@stefanostokatlidis4861 it's kind of tricky to talk about because I'm not sure whether it's proper to define lateral and longitudinal in relation to the spine or to the rib. Relative to the rib, turtle ribs are laterally expanded but not longitudinally. Relative to the spine, Bearded Dragon ribs are laterally expanded but not longitudinally. But of course these identical descriptions are in a frame of reference opposed by 90 degrees.

[@rhondakerr6785]

I just call mine slut dragons no matter what they do.... or a pancake

[@laelaps5246]

Tortoises are my favourite animals. I really hope more about their evolution is discovered soon :D

[@rajarsi6438]

Evolution of species is childish nonsense, only suitable for ignorant beliebers.

[@laelaps5246]

@@rajarsi6438 do you mean the giant turtle that supports the earth disc on it's back just appeared there instead of evolving?

[@rajarsi6438]

@@laelaps5246 Clearly you don't understand anything about time, space, movement, psychology.

[@teacup251]

@@rajarsi6438 *Believers and evolution is authenic.

[@myrinsk]

@@rajarsi6438 how did you find this video so fast? Are you subbed just to hate?

[@grantexploit5903]

2:59: I just want to point out that the theory that turtles are closely related to sauropterygians is *not* exclusive to the possibility that they are lepidosaur relatives. It is entirely possible for both turtles and sauropterygians to be archosaurimorphs based on existing evidence.

[@emmottbaddeley4243]

I hear this and was immediately confused as clashed with what I was taught at uni! Thanks for clarifying

[@xevious1538]

I hear mixed things about where turtles line up, DNA evidence seems to point to them being related to archosaurs, morphology points them closer to lepidosaurs, and I have heard others say they are related to neither and are outside of the saurian clade as basal diapsids.

[@StopChangingUsernamesYouTube]

After watching so many videos on convergent evolution over the past month, I am now absolutely convinced that our distant descendants will look like crabs with beaks.

[@mememan1546]

The crab form is the ultimate form.

[@daydreamer226]

Isn't that what the enemy looked like in the film Starship Troopers?

[@godemperorlech5422]

@@daydreamer226 THE GIANT ENEMY SPIDER

[@stephenbaker7965]

You should do the evolution of the pufferfish. Their skeletons intrigue me, and I would love to hear your research on the topic.

[@natashatercera8536]

Clint’s Reptiles has a good video on pufferfish that touches on their evolution.

[@itsokrocklee8252]

One of the few channels keeping me sane through 2020

[@luhueychua3468]

Bitch this shit driving me insane

[@w0rthless27]

Yeah

[@duneydan7993]

Almost done

[@rajarsi6438]

It's Ok Rock Lee This while evolution of species is total nonsense.

[@agusgiri8207]

@@luhueychua3468 how?

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

*THIS IS THE TRUE ORGIN STORY OF THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES.*

[@--Paws--]

7:47 -Heroes- Toothed turtle on a half-shell, Turtle Power!

[@teacup251]

Lol

[@biggystupid3735]

I hate you especially because I actually laughed

[@hassanalkhalaf1115]

Shush Krang might hear you

[@Honestlynothingelse]

Shhhhh krang would might go to the past and tame one to destroy earth and the turtles

[@yoboikamil525]

these uploads are special to me, I only watch them if it's quiet, I have a bag of chips, a cold glass of coke or whatever I feel like drinking, and I'm comfy on the couch. it's for specific situations I watch these

[@WhoElseButZane]

Dinosaur: ROARR Primitive mammal: squeak squeak Pterosaur: SHKREEEE Turtle: SHELL

[@marcopohl4875]

Crocodile: angry purring

[@Goatisme]

Frog: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@eclipsedwyvern729]

Dinosaurs didn't roar Instead they went MMMMMMmMMMMMMMMMmMMMMMMMMMMMMm( microwave noise)

[@kitkatboard]

@@eclipsedwyvern729 I was going to comment something like that but your comment is way better.

[@eclipsedwyvern729]

@@kitkatboard lol the more MMMMMMmMMMMMMMMMmMMMMMMMMMMMMm the better 🥺

[@kennethsatria6607]

"Toothed turtle in a half shell, Turtle Power!"

[@julioalbertoherrera1339]

Kowabunga!!! :D

[@hassanalkhalaf1115]

@@julioalbertoherrera1339 BOYAKASHA

[@topiheimola69]

I instantly got the theme song of the 80s Turtles in my head when he said half shell :D

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

If evolution is real, how come turtles haven't evolved to become ninjas and fight crime in the streets on NYC?

[@grzegorzgrzesiak7498]

Answer this atheists

[@chevychase3103]

No crime in New York City it's all fake news!

[@itsthequenchiest5072]

Omg, I am no longer atheist after this comment

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

@@itsthequenchiest5072 You can't be an atheist and believe in the imperialist propaganda that is darwinian theories, you reactionary fascist enemy of the state! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism

[@axelva2635]

@@nickkorkodylas5005 lol I hope this is not a serious comment because it made my day

[@JoseELeon]

I love the ASTHETIC of this channel

[@Liphted]

Aesthetic.

[@JoseELeon]

@@Liphted thanks, i didnt knew how to write that word

[@Liphted]

@@JoseELeon NP little brother!

[@NightcorEDM]

If you go to Endia you'll see lots of dirty disgusting stinky slums

[@Genshinlmao123]

@@NightcorEDM where’s “Endia?” I’m pretty sure it’s India.

[@semistro]

My favorite paleo channel, always such high quality content.

[@beowulfmacbethson9675]

Animal: *branches off to start new line* Evolution: y'all mind if I converge?

[@MidnightSerpant]

you're quickly becoming one of my fav content creators. I think I've watched all your videos twice now haha

[@shirleynease7330]

Same this is my second video on this channel

[@dubbixdub4376]

I have a pet tortoise so....... I was obligated to watch this. Good video:)

[@travisspace7786]

if you like listening to lies

[@JJ-mc5vn]

@@travisspace7786 when it’s 2021 and you still don’t believe in evolution

[@travisspace7786]

@@JJ-mc5vn Yup key words ( believe ) its a religion. USA founded by Christians slowly dyeing to the years of Evolution indoctrination in our public schools. Nazi Germany/Communist Russia and China founded by Evolutionists Marxists who believed they were the supreme race. If evolution was true we are not created equal by a creator merely a bundle of cells that has no true value. Matter of fact some of us would be lesser life forms diluting the "superior species" justifying Hitlers atrocities because if their is no God, there is no moral law. If there is no moral law, right and wrong is relative. So what they did would have been right in their own eyes. But it wasn't it was wrong. Evolution is built on a foundation of Death and lies. Seeing 2021 unfold you would think more people would be turning towards God and lots are. They have plenty of time to learn the truth wile they sit on their butts not working. But lots are willfully ignorant or chose to look for ideas suggesting that God isn't real because if would affect their life style and sexual mores. Christians love science because it has been used to prove Gods existence, don't need it to prove Gods existence but it helps the scoffers. We also haven't lied to support our theories on how the world was created. Would you like some information on why evolution is a lie?

[@haeuth684]

@@JJ-mc5vn sorry man i like the concept of evolution but we're still not sure about it so don’t say for sure, the other guy is wrong tho for completely denying it

[@Titantr0n]

I've been looking forward this very specific video for a time, love your work man.

[@chevychase3103]

If you wanted to know a long time ago why didn't you do your own research?

[@Titantr0n]

@@chevychase3103 I meant from this specific (get it?) channel, mostly as praise, and yeah I did investigate, don't worry. The real question is, what kind of person goes out of his way to publicly admonish a random youtube user for his supposed poor investigative efforts, when he's merely, clearly, making a supportive statement?

[@joebower4785]

I still remember the first time I saw a cross section of a tortoise skeleton- I was shook

[@Dss-bm3rz]

Why?

[@guidomonto3742]

@@Dss-bm3rz pretty sure that they’re basically a balloon with legs lol

[@shlimon7667]

Based on cartoons and stuff like that you’d expect them to be “in” their shell (able to get out) while in reality the shell is part of them (and the organs hang onto it on the inside if I remember correctly) such a “WAIT WHAT?!?” Moment when you first see it.

[@kingdedede3814]

“Good diggers are also good swimmers” that phrase made my mind *ascend*, it was actually something quite obvious I had never thought about

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

Sloths with their freeky ass fingers were from underwater

[@Muenni]

It's also completely false. Most diggers aren't great swimmers - armadillos *can* swim, but only very short distances by gulping air to inflate its intestines to counter the weight of its bony plates. To call that a great swimmer is reaching. Most similarly sized animals do better, don't they? Armadillos also prefer to crawl underwater. Animals develop or lose the ability to swim depending on how useful it is or whether other abilities it has to give up for it are more useful, it seems. Naked mole-rats that live in dry chalky soil drown when thrown into water, whereas basalt-dwelling animals of the same species (sic!) living only a few meters, up to a few hundred meters away (sic!) away can swim. There's little to support the hypothesis that “good diggers are also good swimmers”.

[@kingdedede3814]

@@Muenni That’s pretty interesting, thanks for the info, I’ll research some more into this though to see if there’s any more things that support or deny the statement

[@jorgerangel2390]

You made my that. Could you consider one on stegosaurus and it's family?

[@jossypoo]

The generated closed captions guessed "you know thesaurus" for Eunotosaurus

[@tomjohn611]

I'd love to see one on the evolution of the various birds of prey. Or toucans.

[@SilentSwine]

I’ve been following for a while now, it’s awesome to see the increase in quality over time. Such a gem of a channel

[@mamunkhan7485]

Have you visited mario lanzas paleo on youtube? His channel is great too.

[@nestormakhno9266]

Last time I was this early turtles didn’t have shells

[@shirleynease7330]

I have a shell

[@shirleynease7330]

I have no shell

[@shirleynease7330]

Im not a turtle

[@Pepperscales_Reptiles]

woah Thats actually very accurate and SICK And yes, turtles used to have no shell attached to their spinal cord as a bony shell to protect them, and looked like big long lizard things befor ethe age of the dinosaurs before turtles started evolving.

[@jasperism27]

The uromastyx is a good example of an extant genus with wide, flattened bodies.

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

But it has no flattened ribs and they still curb at their end. Uromastix are convergent with procolophonids.

[@zackysh_]

I really appreciate the cohesion of the script, it all fit very well making very easy to follow, thanks

[@philthycat1408]

Tortoises are solitary but The Turtles are "Happy Together".

[@nicknitro86]

I want to boo, but i love that song.

[@nrggvrn5576]

Ey good one

[@JoeJoeTheCapybara]

You would think because turtles have a shell they would fossilized easily and be found all over like trilobites.

[@juanmanuelatencio4798]

Would yo do a video about the evolution of ratites? You're very informative

[@Germankipp]

Amazing video! It certainly makes sense that multiple species evolved similar adaptations. It is crazy to think a tortoise ancestor went from land and having clawed feet, to having fins and a shell, then back to land and clawed feet. There must be an aquatic ancestor that was more like freshwater turtles with webbed toes. I can't wait for more discoveries

[@yourlostcarkeys3261]

I REALLY want moth light media to cover the strange ecosystems of Ark, and how the various ecosystems strive together.

[@06racing]

Best growing channel. I don't know how interesting a video on squirrels would be.

[@Deeplycloseted435]

I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that bones on the outside makes a lot of sense.

[@thedavyjones]

I just found your channel and instantly subscribed, I love content like this.

[@trentcoble3793]

Can you please make a video on the evolution of cells? Like how prokaryotic and eukaryotic separated and then how eukaryotic organisms evolved specialized cells like skin, muscle, nerve, bone, stomach, eyes, etc. Itd be aamazing

[@rishi7629]

THIS!..

[@gastonpossel]

Oh, that time an archea got eaten by a bacteria and refused to be digested...

[@iriss9146]

I’m addicted to your videos

[@andrewgan557]

stem turtles: experimenting by trial and error. as if trying out which works and which didn't cause we got shell-less turtles with no teeth and we got half shelled turtles with teeth.

[@my_Lord_please_note_that]

Thank you for incuding photos of fossil skeletons! It's very interesting

[@j.d.h.5153]

Brilliant👏 One of the many proofs of Evolution👏👏

[@jojak8066]

Thank you for your great video with interesting information and great sounddesign

[@cliveroberts415]

You never mention tortoises, I find this confusing to me turtles are aquatic and tortoises land dwelling but are all Chelonians

[@atlurk]

Turtle also refers to all testudines. Which includes all turtles and tortoises. It is a synonym of chelonians

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

Tortoises are also much more recent and evolved from aquatic turtles.

[@isaacsechslingloff9894]

Turtois is just a type of turtle, that or turtle has no scientific meaning and is paraphyletic.

[@Ch-ur9ud]

I've recently found your channel, and comparing this video to the synthesis paper I wrote for my paleo class was really enjoyable.

[@galgamekthegreatlord4823]

Can we please differentiate between tortoise and turtles please.

[@bryaneddy5272]

Just now finding your channel. I very much enjoyed this video! I will be subscribing and considering the patreon thing as well. Please keep up the amazing and informative content!

[@iliketurtles4869]

I like turtles

[@southseavilla564]

I been wondering and researching about the evolution of turtles for years. Thank you.

[@lukejones7164]

Anapids = Parareptiles Diapsids = Eureptiles

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

YES I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

[@thedogman7846]

When you gonna upload another cenozoic survival meme?

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

@@thedogman7846 like with the meme voice? or a cs meme in general

[@thedogman7846]

@@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 The compilations you did with meme voice 🥺

[@gustavosauro1882]

ok,now talk about how one of them evolved to carry the Earth on its back

[@hughoneill9861]

Yes, the "Turtle Question" explanations are always fascinating. Another is the "Tortoise Question"!

[@user-ellievator]

The craziest thing about turtle evolution is how very recently, A Turtle started living in youtube's comment section, apparently living off of subscribers or likes.

[@alexandratheavenger3436]

I didn't realize the evolution of turtles was this complex and mysterious.

[@frosttheicefloeturtle8143]

Ikr

[@hyunsung32]

*I Like Turtles*

[@harmonischemarkho0r929]

Yes

[@MarkLatimerRussell]

6:57 you saying this caused me to go on a 20 min rabbit hole abt armadillo evolution. I would love an evolution of the armadillo video bc it’s fascinating!

[@aleksandarvil5718]

**Mario & Luigi Joined The Server.**

[@ohzhihongaiss3469]

waiting for the next upload, this was a wonderful explanation on turtles thanks moth

[@nathanblake6236]

they might have lived underground

[@tecumsehcristero]

I love your channel. G-d sure made the biosphere infinitely interesting. Peace to you and thank you for the videos

[@Dss-bm3rz]

The absence of DNA to prove these lineages makes them little more than guesswork. AKA "This looks kinda like this, and kinda like this "

[@Colesalad]

Guessing about the nature of things is all we have without actual DNA, but that's no reason not to guess. If we are unable to understand something, guess-work is infinitely more valuable than not trying to understand it all.

[@KellyClowers]

Also guesswork: who your real dad is

[@azrielmoha6877]

Even with the absence of DNA, there's still a lot of things we can infer from fossils alone.

[@xevious1538]

The thing is turtles might be basal reptiles outside of saurians, so it wouldn't be more related to lepidosaurs or archosaurs. Depending on which method, turtles have been found either related more to lepidosaurs or archosaurs ,though more evidence leans towards archosaurs though turtles morphology matches more with lepidosaurs and some parareptiles (which could be a paraphyletic grouping, with some like mesosaurs and bolosaurs being basal sauropsids, and others pareiaosaurs being diapsids closely related to turtles)

[@zoeee4939]

These videos are so relaxing

[@munjabroj2]

Are anapsids still a valid group?

[@caviramus0993]

Enantiornithids also developed beaks however in their case they were mostly made up by the premaxilla whereas in modern birds it's the maxilla which constitutes the main part.

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

You got it in reverse.

[@SuperTonyony]

"I like tewtles!"

[@samratsingh1907]

Moth can you please make some videos on Nimravids and Creodonts like Sarkastodon, Pseudo Sabre tooths like Thylacosmilus and also Andrewsarchus and it's genus

[@northropi2027]

6:34 uh turtle don't look now buuuuuuuu-

[@kieran-devereux]

please do evolution of ostriches at some point because i'd love to know how ostriches/emus become so large and flightless

[@greathannah4035]

are Turtles older than dinosaurs?

[@crimsonholocene949]

No

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Yes!

[@g3heathen209]

Maybe!

[@Marlanson]

@BabyChainGang What now?

[@gus6612]

@BabyChainGang get out

[@creamygarlic7013]

Listening to the videos from this channel is just so enjoyable

[@feid8174]

I'm only here because I have two pet turtles Now I have three of them.

[@rishi7629]

...And they asked about their forefathers? 😕

[@druid_zephyrus]

Unfounded hypothesis: The shells from flattened bodies was because without flippers they used the current of the ocean to push them along like an underwater kite. And that is why and how Krush and Squirt and the other Rad Riders of the E.A.C evolved to use it so well.

[@candor9906]

Hello

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

hi

[@phoneboxchicken4108]

Hello.

[@big_badaboom]

Just a note on tuatara. Since it is a Māori word, it should not be pluralised with an S. The plural of tuatara is tuatara.

[@phillipogden5804]

Nobody: Middle School Gamers: 0:54 Roblox!?

[@guidomonto3742]

Nah, it’s elementary kids that play roblox.

[@mezmezzy1870]

Your video has been terrorizing my reccommendeds for 3 days. No more I say! Good vid!

[@williamweigt7632]

2:40. Hold on... modern DNA studies suggest it is highly unlikely that turtles were anapsids? What DNA was compared? The reptiles in question were eliminated in the Great Dying, over 200 million years ago.

[@caviramus0993]

It's mostly out of DNA and anatomical mixture. The DNA evidence pinpoints turtles as being almost the branch with archosaurs, such close relationship would refute the anapsid hypothesis.

[@fersacristan8716]

What a great channel! The quality is certain not proportional to its number of subscribes. +1

[@themeerkat5157]

0:54 ROBLOX! He said roblox.

[@guidomonto3742]

Pretty sure he said “roadblocks”

[@themeerkat5157]

He said "roblox", we all heard it.

[@guidomonto3742]

@@themeerkat5157 it’s called an accent buddy

[@themeerkat5157]

He said roblox.

[@guidomonto3742]

@@themeerkat5157 yeah because “many Roblox in the way,” makes more sense than, “many roadblocks.”

[@honderdzeventien]

Great vid again, thanx! The evolution of the turtle is by far the most intriguing and complicated gap=filled puzzle in all species evolution I think. One just has to witness the complexity of the species in real life, and its mind starts boggling right away!

[@mcfrisko834]

And here I am cuddling my pet Red Eared Slider...

[@mistrmerrick]

Your my new history teacher now

[@jeremythewickedkaimakingms8133]

The animal i hate is mitch McConnell the rigor mortis tortoise

[@StonedtotheBones13]

My call is that the whole beak and shell thing actually evolved multiple times. The ribs actually make more sense to me as terrestrial defense too- we've got lizards that will wedge themselves in rock and puff up so you can't get them, and salamanders (yes unrelated but convergence) that poke their own ribs out at you. That said, evolution is far from linear. The turtles we've got may just be the ones that survived extinction. I'd also think that tortoises will be their own thing that split off way earlier than we thought. Loggerheads I'm a lil more unsure about.

[@ganondorfodragonmmirechan1847]

When you upload Me: SUPER SONIC RACING

[@ddewaard3265]

Awesome video as always. I would love to see a video on birds from the period just before to just after the kpg extinction event (couple of mya). I am very interested in what types there were before, why certain groups made it and how they radiated after the extinction. I know there are videos on this subject more focussing on certain species or families etc, but I would love to see sort of an overview.

[@uzicarries8582]

I hate when people don't believe evolution There's LITERALLY evidence of it lololol

[@retrospectivelyspectacular2331]

Love your channel, very interesting stuff!

[@luudest]

The next evolutionary step will be Teenage Mutant Hero Turtle

[@C_B_Hubbs]

It was an evolutionary contest to determine which reptiles were turtle enough for the turtle club.

[@hotshot19d]

Im glad this came upin my recommendations, just subbed, great content!!!

[@feartheshadows956]

Love the videos. Always learn interesting stuff