The Fastest Animals Are Way Faster Than You Think

[@nickbenton3545]

“Pushing a small little human up to speed doesn’t take as much effort” Confirmation that Dianna yeets children for science

[@tomf3150]

What, who doesn't have a kid trebuchet ?

[@keffkeff160]

Oh come on - everybody does

[@Dxniel_702]

Bruh

[@ultimatewarriors1291]

Please explain

[@ultimaxkom8728]

@@ultimatewarriors1291 What is there to explain? Everything's already clear, no?

[@dernudel1615]

When they were first talking about flicking tiny "beings", I misheard, and thought they were talking about flicking tiny "beans" and was confused and amused.

[@florkiler6242]

next episode?

[@workinghoustonian]

Ditto. These bugs may be fast, but not as fast as me neurologically switching from a normal train of thought to a dirty mind.

[@rock3tcatU233]

KZbin be like: great jokes comrades... DEMONETIZED!

[@tymmezinni]

@@florkiler6242 New Redtube series

[@AnthonyAllenJr]

I thought this was a family show, lol.

[@barathor]

Faster than a bullet Terrifying speed Enraged and full of anger He's.. The ant!

[@aelfwif4309]

Rides the chitin exoskeleton Breathing sugar and carbohydrates Closing in with vengeance soaring highhh

[@shreyashabhinav1979]

Just too strong and inevitable

[@godofdoor6558]

@@aelfwif4309 HE IS THE ANT KILLER THIS IS THE ANT KILLER

[@Miggyddc24]

Shes the trap jaw!

[@Vulcanwoman]

Lol. I love Judas Priest. Painkiller is one of their best songs.

[@adamwishneusky]

“The more you Joe” had me cackling 😂

[@achtsekundenfurz7876]

Q: How many _sproinnngg_ sounds are in this video? A: All of them!

[@andylines8040]

Anything impressive at a normal scale it much less impressive on the scale of ants

[@TheLongShlong101]

🤣

[@voltbolt2316]

When I read this comment I was like: what part is it? And then I realized I was at it when I looked back up

[@sushi-mayo]

Who's joe

[@peeenguinne3858]

Bruh, that naruto run caught me off guard 😂

[@gaganc7250]

Its fastest, tbh

[@spiralwhirlpool2366]

Hes cultured

[@maloukadaknou153]

Naruto 🤯😯👍

[@gaeb-hd4lf]

haha same

[@Meiabell]

It cracked me up!!

[@RayMak]

Sonic : Gotta go F... Ant :

[@cheeennamon]

brooooooo why

[@cheeennamon]

i always see you

[@ItcTo]

This is Illuminati, just how can u be everywhere

[@mohdmoiz]

This guy is in almost every comment section

[@aiztoh]

@@mohdmoiz he's one of many

[@wushang.]

On this channel: It’s okay to be smart In my school: It’s compulsory to be smart

[@ViratKohli-jj3wj]

More like schools make you dumber

[@shubhamide]

@@ViratKohli-jj3wj just like your subscribers

[@rhandeymaahrsch2151]

@Dude Gupta You’re lucky. Back in the days, in my school, they intentionally held the smart kids back. The motto was "what not everyone can learn, no one should be taught". Yeah, socialism sucks.

[@ahmedp800]

Damn, sad but true and funny...

[@carcharoclesmegalodon6904]

Well, you must be in a really good school, because most of the time it's only compulsory to follow the rules and not ask any questions. Being smart is at _best_ optional and most commonly actively discouraged.

[@HectorDomino.]

These bugs be like - " All we care is jumping but we no care where we fallin'".

[@Agro620NMSU]

Accelerating @ 700 m/s^2 it’s hard to look before you leap ha ha

[@NewMessage]

There should be a Nobel Prize category for the person who watched this footage, furrowed their brows and said "This needs some 'boing' sound effects..."

[@2halliom]

nah more like 9+ messages im subbed to 1000+

[@aadhyaivaturi495]

Why do I see you everywhere

[@the_sophile]

you comment to every videos?

[@azerithboxxed4339]

I want to click your profile picture

[@azerithboxxed4339]

Hyper Sunset same but I can’t resist clicking it at all times.

[@christianfournier6356]

Me: “This is true! I have flicked tiny things! They go really fast!” Joe: “Don’t flick tiny, tiny beings.” Me: “Oh... ....”

[@Edenistics]

How dare you

[@AimlessSavant]

"the more you Joe"

[@comradecid]

ah - i thought he had said 'flick tiny beans'

[@pianosidechat]

I heard it as "flick the bean"...

[@pterodactylbull]

Yeet 😬😂😂😂

[@1.618_Murphy]

Joe: "Humans have reached some pretty impressive speeds" Shows the NARUTO-Run guy! 😹

[@CTimmerman]

I hear that at such speeds, the wing arms are a benefit.

[@puixel]

cracked me up!

[@hidof9598]

It actually does help in being faster. Real Ninja clans actually used it to travel faster

[@junyumieart5285]

@@hidof9598 why isn't it used in the olympics though? And does the naruto run have smth to do w aerodynamic?

[@hidof9598]

@@junyumieart5285 , because people either don't believe in it or are a bit ashamed to do it. Maybe they will, later

[@gracemoore4737]

you guys are always really good at giving us examples to help us understand the scale-the comparison between the flips and the helicopter blade was especially mind boggling for me. thanks!!

[@MyZabry]

Just started watching your channel and I have to say, you’re very well spoken and it’s soothing. It’d be great to have a conversation with you! But great video from the both of you

[@KQEDDeepLook]

WHAT! Dianna and Joe talking about tiny arthropods?? Be still, my science-loving cardiac muscle.🐜💞🐞

[@Asr.-]

Omg hi big fan of your videos, it was actually the one who made me interested on insects

[@Asr.-]

And how tf is this comment not popular

[@misanthropickryptonian2626]

You are a team, so...who's using this account?

[@Asr.-]

@@misanthropickryptonian2626 wh-

[@strawhatshinigami9190]

Ive flicked plenty of beans in my lifetime

[@nikanj]

Why do they all flip so much? Does it improve their aerodynamics? Wouldn't they be even faster if they converted all that energy into kinetic energy alone rather than angular momentum?

[@besmart]

It would be! But that's just how springtails evolved… it's "good enough"

[@clau.mm7]

@@besmart i am too dumb to understand anything he said, i dont even know why im watching these videos because i am too dumb to understand anything.

[@jenumba]

@@clau.mm7 Username checks out.

[@jessehudgins6066]

@@clau.mm7 Your grammar and ability to spell is far better than most atleast. Don't sell yourself short.

[@corridourthoughts]

Yes but they should jump in such a way that the force pushing them from ground should pass through there center of mass. But they are not rigid bodies it's hard for them to master in that way !

[@devathma]

"Cheetah is not the fastest animal on earth. " years of academy training wasted...

[@dxxa95]

Fun fact! It Is! Because insects are not animals.

[@CustosGaudium]

@@dxxa95 Nope, we can count insects in animals as all arthropods belong to animalia kingdom.

[@user-tj6gp4nt5u]

@@dxxa95 what? Are you a 9 yrs old

[@wittypunhere703]

It wasn't even before this. Fastest vertebrate LAND animal, not the fastest animal.

[@LupeSunglass]

@@dxxa95 untrue

[@aaaaaaaaa8886]

love this! being 5 feet tall myself, I ran track & field in HS and was one of the fastest in the state at the 100 meter dash. Thank you tiny beings for making us less tall beings feel good about ourselves lol

[@asandax6]

McQueen: I am speed Spee.. Termite: I snapped my jaw 1000 times while you were busy saying that.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Wow, I just learned that those things on top of my garbage can are called "springtails"

[@weirdsciencethe2nd205]

I get earwigs in my bin

[@eamontavacoli5445]

if i see you one more time.....

[@weirdsciencethe2nd205]

@@eamontavacoli5445 eearwigs

[@FriedFreya]

Springtails are some of nature's best decomposers. ^-^

[@laserfan17]

And oddly enough, they aren’t insects, but a sister group of Hexapods, called Collembola.

[@whiteraven550]

Humans *invent spings* Nature: "Hey, I've seen this one!" Humans: "What do you mean you've seen it? It's brand new!"

[@humble_garden5039]

Exactly!! There's plenty of natural things that are so intelligent.

[@inaweoftheworld]

A lot of human inventions are inspired by Nature.

[@csicee]

Do you mean spring

[@Sergio-cp2jn]

Jeremy MCSSJ • 69 years ago - edited Yes, I believe he did. At least that’s the conclusion I got form my deductive reasoning…

[@tomnovy3476]

Ah yes the great memer

[@merlinquark5659]

I love insects, these designs are so cool! The designer is amazing indeed!

[@jolness1]

Diana is amazing ❤ I feel so bad she’s suffering so badly from long Covid. I miss her vids of course too but.. I just wish she was better. 😭

[@Roberto-REME]

Outstanding video Joe. As always, it was expertly narrated and informative. Also, I think it was such a good idea for you to call-out to Diane. She's a great communicator, very smart and very engaging. Really well done Joe!

[@Dragoevo2]

Everything aside, can we talk about how he didn’t clickbait us?

[@beactivebehappy9894]

That doesn't happen here

[@jackblack5082]

he did insects are not animals, hence not true title

[@shivpatel5413]

@@jackblack5082 Nope, we can count insects in animals as all arthropods belong to animalia kingdom.

[@shivpatel5413]

@@jackblack5082 Btw, I am just saying, not arguing here :)

[@reissharwood9362]

@@shivpatel5413Lol why do so many comments think insects aren't animals

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

*Sonic The Hedgehog:* _Finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!_

[@Nick_Slavik]

Eggman and Shadow can only look on in pure awe haha

[@aravindg2574]

yeah

[@ktvx.94]

They even spin while jumping, that was insane

[@francis9428]

Snoic's an Animal???

[@tacodragon8113]

Bruh he is a hedgehog

[@VectorNodes]

Hey note that the planthoppers are also using actual gears too to level their jumps out and prevent one spring from releasing before the other so both legs contribute to the same motion

[@skkat7336]

imagine editing this adding those boing sound effects after every time a bug jumps

[@joshualester5154]

I’ve been scrolling for awhile looking for someone to mention those sound effects lol right. It was added to every jump.

[@JohnSmith-td7hd]

How do they do it? Energy: Requires very little energy because mass (which translates to inertia) is low. Strength: G's affect mass the same, but mass is low, so they don't die. Physics: Mass is very tied in with physics (inertia/momentum, gravity, time-space, magnetism, light, etc) so in general, if you change the object's shape, substance, or in this case mass, you invariably change its properties.

[@amandachan696]

This channel is freaking awesome! PBS is still all about the science and education. Please dont ever change!

[@chriscicek4246]

1:20 the naruto run with "????" literally had me dying i still have trouble breathing as im typing this LMAOO

[@maneul6861]

😐

[@blurbleberrypie1610]

😐

[@christianraphael3521]

😐

[@DeliciousHam69]

😐

[@lancejulian5993]

😐

[@alex-fs9yt]

_"Don't flick tiny tiny beings."_ - Joe, 2020

[@spyrovsgnorg5055]

im glad im not the only one who noticed

[@default632]

Thats a dirty joke aint it

[@ViratKohli-jj3wj]

@@default632 no

[@thedodsonful]

@@default632 yes. But the original is flick the bean (sounds beings) which refers to a woman masturbating

[@NathanOkun]

You can get even more energy release speed by peeling a regular plastic sticky tape reel. As you pull on the end of the tape to get a piece for some repair or sealing purpose, the thin layer of glue at the edge of the tape still on the reel stretches an enormous amount for its size and then tears and snaps back flat onto the piece of tape in your hand. This sudden release is so fast that it will cause a black body light release for an object at 100,000 degrees C - more than 10 times the temperature on the surface of the Sun!!! - creating a dim, very thin line of visible light (in a perfectly dark room where you have let your eyes' irises open to maximum and you look very closely at the tape) where you are peeling it AND ALSO A FLASH OF SOFT X-RAYS!!! Nobody ever anticipated this until somebody noticed the dim light and they used a multispectral camera to see what was being released. The Universe is a CRAZY thing!

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

Absolutely adore the physics of nature. Like the pistol shrimp, so nuts

[@athenovae]

Noob question, shouldn’t we be using the term “quick” as opposed to “fast” when comparing these creatures and objects in this video? Quick is the acceleration, where as fast is the velocity.

[@yuvichahal9365]

Exactly!!

[@Utubesanarc]

Wait im confused🤪

[@fructosepear9868]

they just want to make the video title more attractive

[@blurbleberrypie1610]

So does that count as clickbait?

[@cstanmayaa3945]

That's actually a really good point

[@AlexanderWeixelbaumer]

I'm always impressed that when you flick a common house fly it starts flying again after a minute as if nothing had happend. The impact of a human finger would squash us humans on the spot if a huge finger was about to flick us.

[@siyacer]

Acceleration isn't exactly speed, and there is a huge difference in the scale.

[@darthmath1071]

It's not that it isn't exactly speed. It *isn't* speed.

[@stuffthings9618]

THANK YOU. Theres alot of confusion in the comments.

[@TheSkystrider]

And they aren't adjusting the acceleration "to scale" they are giving us real m/s^2 not shrinking down the definition of a meter for what a bug might call a meter. Lol.

[@zycosi]

@@TheSkystrider Yup... "It accelerates at an amazing rate of 700m/s^2!" but actually wait 1 second and it's now stationary 10 cm away from where it started

[@gardenhead92]

OK where in the video did they state that it was?

[@rocketmanfossel1174]

when you listen someone talk and you can't stop smiling, you know that person is a very good human being who loves the work she does

[@yoyohanaBR]

"Do a flip!" Springtail: MY TIME TO SHINE

[@ErikB605]

"The more you Joe" would have been an awesome channelname.

[@E--Drop]

_"According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don’t care what humans think is impossible."_

[@brettleisy356]

old news, learned back in the 80s that its the way they use their wings. they entered the other old adage "its not the size the counts, but you you use it" category.

[@loganpe427]

Well _I don't care what anybody thinks_ I still can't fly no matter how much I try.

[@tonyviesca6776]

Dont worry bro I at least got the reference

[@AshrakAhmed]

@@loganpe427 Have you try drinking some Red Bull?

[@reanetsemoleleki8219]

Where have I heard this before?

[@ashgoku6966]

Seriously nature never stops to amaze me

[@petergrandahl2386]

If you want the physics, the reason these tiny insects can accelerate so fast is they have very little weight or mass. Force equals mass times acceleration or to use a bit of algebra, acceleration equals Force divided by mass. The smaller the mass the faster the acceleration. These insects weigh a fraction of a gram. So with a small amount of force they can accelerate very fast. An elephant has a lot of mass so even with a lot of force he accelerates rather slowly but not as slowly as an oil tanker which has an unbelievable amount of mass. Electrons weigh far less than these insects so electrons without much force can accelerate to near the speed of light.

[@raffaeledivora9517]

And the reason the ratio between force and mass is going down as lengths get smaller is that the first scales like the square of the length while the second scales like the cube.

[@Hiato1994]

I like the poetic symbolism at 10:00, wherein the only way to manipulate a shutter at that speed is making it's focus a lot smaller. So in order to film something very small moving very fast, you need to film it very fast but also very small.

[@ashuraxelr]

Hopper, if you're held hostage, blink twice. Hopper: (faceted eyes stare)

[@fuhdx6746]

Short girls watching this : 👁👄👁 ima show u real speed

[@SciFactsYT118]

Random fact: A group of ferrets is called a business.

[@alliecat4824]

"Martha, can you call Bat Cauldron and Co?"

[@turtleface5290]

The Ferrets are from nunya

[@Sohlstyce]

oh hello

[@keltoumnoury]

*check my channel if you like useless content*

[@christianheichel]

Mulans general was singing about ferrets It makes so much more sense now. lol

[@BAMRABBITWAYNE]

11:06 he got f ed up after that, even his eyeballs went out a bit

[@bcuda523]

I'd like to believe those spring SFX are the actual sounds those insects make...so wholesome lol

[@justsomerandomguy8210]

The fastest animals are those people who comment first on KZbin videos

[@saveyoutub]

fastest premature delivery

[@siyacer]

Animals indeed

[@numinous2506]

Fast isn't always best👍 Quality comment Random Guy

[@dougthedonkey1805]

They’re usually not very fast though

[@TheDeepThinker-sq3iy]

but that ALSO makes them the biggest idiots... because they Never seem to understand just how much NOBODY cares about that. . .

[@FourthRoot]

Acceleration is not speed. By that definition rockets are slow. By that logic I can easily clap or shake my hands faster or snap my fingers faster than any rocket.

[@FourthRoot]

@@panastiwari Trivial. If my hands collide at 10 m/s and each stops within 1 cm, that's 5000 m/s^2.

[@FourthRoot]

@@panastiwari no, 5000. 10 m/s in 0.002 s is 5000 m/s^2, not 500.

[@AkankshaSingh-hx4db]

Two favorite people together with my favorite subject!

[@keltoumnoury]

*check my channel if you like useless content*

[@ViratKohli-jj3wj]

@@keltoumnoury that's gay but I won't judge

[@keltoumnoury]

@@ViratKohli-jj3wj you are cute

[@jlacoste249]

Except the part when she has to explain what is a spring and how it works as if no one ever saw one and they can only be captured in the wild , it’s a very cool video.

[@cassidygaribaldo4039]

the collab we all needed

[@MannFace51]

I’ve flicked plenty of tiny beings in my time They picked the wrong house, fools

[@Blade_Of_Heaven]

*Mann Face*

[@apocalypse487]

I thought he said beans.

[@this7580]

Be sure to wash your hands afterwards.

[@bb-gb7jv]

I like turtles

[@gargipopere]

It's incredible that even tiny bugs have figured out a way to do amazing things. It's a quick reminder that each branch of science has a connection 😀

[@wholeNwon]

Perhaps the "branches" are artificial.

[@azerithboxxed4339]

Everybody gangsta till the ant starts rocket jumping.

[@MO-fg2cm]

Just throw some DDT and the Gangsta dead

[@DKN117]

I could watch super slo-mo video clips of tiny bugs flinging themselves all day, so long as they included the goofy sound effects you guys have put in.

[@FloozieOne]

The way those springtails and other bugs do cartwheels as they soar, do you think they ever get dizzy? I got dizzy just watching them. Also, do they always land on their feet? Of course not, but how do the round ones turn over if they land on their backs? If you touch a springtail it will disappear. It just moves so fast you can't follow it and they never land back near where they took off from, so: JUMPING, SPINNING, TRAVELLING, INVISIBLE bugs.

[@williamdang7031]

The more you Joe is the greatest crossover in all of history

[@gaufrid1956]

Four species of ants live in and around my house in Mindanao Philippines. One of them, known locally as "aliwarang", accelerate like a bi-turbo sports car. The other three species are positively pedestrian by comparison.

[@chrismoon2961]

Amazing connections between biology and physics. Thank you!

[@aronjakob1]

Hey great video as always! At 1:21 the land speed record is held by the ThrustSSC not the BloodhoundSSC (pictured), a record it's held since 1997!

[@ZetaPrime77]

"Faster than a bullet, terrifying speed, enraged and full of anger he's half man and half machine." -Rob Halford

[@hw_yozoraVODS]

I mean, mantis shrimps can create the sun's surface with a punch, so yeah.

[@keltoumnoury]

*check my channel if you like useless content*

[@Vortex-hw5jp]

@@keltoumnoury stop u dumb bot

[@lepotato135]

Yeah, I found out that bugs were the fastest when I was forced to run from a cockroach for my life.

[@wholeNwon]

So you out-ran her? Then you're faster.

[@buzzlightyear6960]

Cockroaches aren't a life threat.

[@lepotato135]

@@buzzlightyear6960 Actually, I was waiting for someone to say that to me. I'm a person who gets paranoid easily. Till this day because of cockroaches alone, I'll sometimes scream just because I heard a noise near me that I thought might've come from a roach. I also never step into places without caution and I check my meals aggressively before eating them incase an intruder accidentally got cooked in it. Worst of all, I stay up till the morning for an entire week whenever a cockroach has entered my bedroom incase it's still around or incase there are more. Therefore, if a roach was ever to touch me or crawl on me or even bite me, that could cause me to become even more paranoid. First let's talk about if a cockroach were to bite me (and they do bite), if simple alcohol didn't fix the issue whether it was because the bite wasn't properly cleaned or so on, I would become very sick and get a bad infection that would be very problematic, especially for my already poor family which already has to borrow money for groceries because it would be hard to get me to the hospital. This event would also worsen my paranoia. Now let's talk about if it were to crawl on me. It is similar to the biting in the sense that it would make me more paranoid than ever. Maybe this would fade but not when I'm an adult and living in my own shelter. If a cockroach were to be nearby in my settlement when I'm older, it would cause me to lack sleep because I'd have to keep an eye on it. Lacking sleep would worsen my job productivity or even studies. My actions could also disrupt my romantic partnership with someone. All of these could become a factor leading into me having a worse off lifestyle. Since for quite a while I will live alone, and far from my friends and family, I could become depressed because of my terrible lifestyle. (Since I've been lacking sleep and other much needed things). And depression doesn't lead to a good place. I could lose even more productivity, lose or waste a lot of money and gorge myself in food for comfort. My life for a while would be a sad mess. Lastly, giving me a 1/2 chance of ending my own life. If I do choose to end it, then cockroaches, therefore will become a small factor in my own end.

[@gratefulpianist8640]

you should say "animals that accelerate them selves fastest"

[@khaliffoster3777]

It is basically the same as the muscle that runs fast because the tiny has higher relative-density, per relative to the size, so that means super tiny can absorbs the energy to release, so in your eye so it is the view as one whole, so two relative density that is high so later it shifts different location so there is an output. So, my hand which I hold two fingers so it doesn't shatter or anything, then release because relative to your eye that is two-finger as a whole but has series of tiny springs, so it is all about spring, so what seems is a spring, but not a spring but a whole, but tiny spring that is not noticeable but latches, but the latch is a spring. So, it is higher relative per section at a lower level, so it is higher relative density so it is about a fractal pattern, so it is a repeat so it absorbs energy like 1, 2, 3, etc, so 2 is not 1, but 2 is 1 since 2 has series of two 1s, same with a spring. So, higher density like steel is heavier but doesn't spring, but if two steel hit each other it will release to higher-level base on the impact of two steel. What it tells you that you can understand at a deeper level to see the connection that is an amazing thing. Make you smarter. So, of course, so there is a different release of mass for example if two rubber hit each other so the release of one rubber will go farther than steel since the flexible-release is higher in rubber than steel. So, it is about understanding how to balance the stiff and flexible and how to make flexible to stiff and to make stiff to flexible and what is the connect. So, the energy store is dependent by sameness like steel so, within the steel, you can see the sameness so make it heavier, so is rubber, so the difference between rubber and steel, is a gap of diameter so it can shift which can impact so the higher density, the gap diameter is less so the release to accelerating is less. So, it depends on a gap of diameter and how much gap of diameter, per whole, for example, 1 1, 1 1, 1 1, so the gap diameter is wider so the release is higher so vertical 1 on widest gap diameter is higher so the impact of two 1 then release so there is the higher output of energy, so connect with balance out, per depth, per vertical, per horizontal, so it is about ratio. The geometry process.

[@yuanjeremy3107]

Great great video！Really appreciate it.

[@krisa3Jpcw]

"Don't flick tiny tiny beings" why is this so funny?

[@EmeraldOverseer]

Don’t flick tiny beings *music plays*😀🎶🎼🎵🎼🎶😀

[@alexandragrace8164]

"don't flick tiny tiny beings" 😭🥰

[@sportckhighlights6260]

These animals have such complex designs and are so small. How amazing is that

[@linkconrozario1229]

Thank you so much for creating interesting information like this one.😮

[@yoshii8926]

Me: *sees title* Also me: *REMEMBERS THAT ONE TORTOISE VIDEO*

[@beastslayer9691]

I don't know about fastest, but slowest is my crush's reply

[@vybz987]

Manish Yadav honestly my crush replied pretty fast after i spoke to her for a while but it said: “Ryan l dont like you please stop texting me”

[@TheBluePhoenix008]

1:20 This is why I love this channel.

[@JayadevLenka]

Incredible Job ! Well Done ! Keep it On!!!

[@lauramolina2089]

KZbin: give this man a learning play button Employees: wait what?

[@Hakabas01]

"1 grasshopper was harmed during the filming of this video"

[@bulldozer8950]

These bugs have the irl equivalent of a dash ability.

[@Shazistic]

Real love is knowing someone’s weaknesses and not taking advantage of them. Knowing their flaws & accepting who they are. -The Shades

[@justinlaporte9414]

Wow this was a REALLY COOL video! Good job

[@funkman0811]

OMG I LOVE your Show not only informative and educational but entertaining and inspirational to motivate one to seek out more. Being nearly 70 years old I'm truly mind blown to see such young people far ahead of my age group at their age we were more hands on mechanical like building a hot rod you cats are so ahead of my generation in intelligence and motivation well I should say speaking for myself because we did have some very very intelligent people in my school.

[@lldjspll27]

" Sound effects are at another level "

[@jonjonajonathan6294]

Teacher: Now who can tell me what the fastest creatures on earth are? *Me an It's Ok To Be Smart Viewer: Bugs*

[@ferrecrox5603]

Imagine a spring tail accidentally releasing its spring. -Oh, man, this leaf is deli-

[@small_SHOT]

uh oh

[@curtisweber5257]

Episode idea: Your Backyard Bugs. Viewers send local entomology pictures or videos. I one year saw 6 or 8 different variety of bees daily in my garden patch. 2 burrowing variety that dug noticeable nests into the earth of the garden. The 1st I found was a red burrowing red backed or Wood bee. Now the other one looked more like an ant in colours. Unlike most bees or wasps I have ever witnessed this was the only one with alternating Violet and Black stripe pattern! Yes a dark purple and black bee with a hive in my raspberry patch and again under my back driveway sidewalk 10ft removed from the garden the subsequent year. Edit I live above the 49th parallel where winter lasts from November to April.

[@Kyojinsei]

Love informational videos. Thank you

[@Jacopopitaciu]

"The more you Joe"....that's brilliant! A good name if you ever want to replace "it's okay to be smart" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@QuasistellarNymphomaniac]

Mark Whatney: "If a physicist had to explain acceleration, he would never use the word 'fast' " Shame on you!

[@whiterock1865]

Fun video, love it...have to say though, the host changes his shirt to red and white stripes and adds a red and white winter hat and we've found Waldo! ;)

[@msrenan2222]

Hey smart people! Me: *looks around room* Also me: Oh me- I think you have the wrong person

[@mountyania9321]

Video starts Dianna: Hey...recording! Joe: yeah My brain: it was too quick I was thinking that video would start with an intro Me: hey brain it's okay to be smart.

[@whyyouhere4039]

to be smart? Edit: grammar

[@verificationguy8062]

9:44 When anime main hero is going to be backstabbed

[@TheFuturistTom]

I’ve been watching It’s okay to be smart for a while now! I loved their content!! As such, I made my own sci-fi/futurist channel!!

[@dougthedonkey1805]

Please don’t plug your own channel. It’s very selfish and nobody likes it.

[@OberynTheRedViper]

Wait, these guys invented the rocket jump? It wasn’t Quake?

[@paulmaher7683]

I hope Diana will get better soon

[@sowmyapasumarthi1430]

I learned hear something more than what I was taught in my school

[@qwerty_and_azerty]

Not sure I agree with your definition of “fastest,” but very cool video nonetheless!

[@jmacd8817]

Agreed. "Quickest" is used to refer to highest rates of acceleration. "Fastest" refers to highest speed or velocity.

[@snek8421]

Jeff MacDonald Ok but they also move the fastest.

[@qwerty_and_azerty]

Eli Do they? The video mentioned acceleration a lot, not so much top speed, so I’m not so sure

[@jmacd8817]

@@snek8421 no, they aren't. They accelerate incredibly fast, but these animals are not moving at over 200 mph(320kph). Yes, I'm being pedantic, and regardless how fast an termite's mandible moves, that is not the same thing as the animal as a whole. I mean, I get the point of what they're "selling" in this video, but it's a bit of a bait and switch; after all "the animal with the fastest/quickest body part" isn't quite as clickable. (and I will agree that these animal parts ARE the fastest animal bits)

[@snek8421]

Jeff MacDonald I was counting fastest part. So it’s just a fundamental difference in our definitions

[@carval2001]

"Don't flick tiny tiny beings" -Joe

[@DonMarzzoni]

I will do as I please thank you very much...