The Prehistoric Earth. A Journey to the Past

[@Kosmo_off]

Hi, everyone! Enjoy the viewing!

[@stevefisher2553]

THANK YOU

[@1986tessie]

I love these type of documentaries. You must have really worked hard on this.

[@ryanmcwilliams8784]

I love how you used the outer worlds soundtrack

[@tvs5941]

Fantástico

[@ericdicker9862]

I always enjoy your videos

[@SteedRuckus]

When Kosmo puts out a long video, it's AUTOMATICALLY a great day.

[@harrietharlow9929]

You got that right!

[@HarryMollyNut]

I wish the narration wasn't AI, it's off-putting.

[@piercemccauley7079]

@@HarryMollyNutyeah once you notice it it’s hard to not key into it lol

[@LocalNoob_2]

these 1-2 hour long videos always pop up when im stoned,one of the best experiences on youtube

[@Km4rt]

I like how he says "your species" like he's not of this world 😎

[@codygilliand2541]

Lol he's not 😅

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

_He_ is a Text-to-Speech application so it could be argued that he both, is AND isn't of this world.

[@AmanVerma-qh9jv]

Yes, because he's an AI

[@MilesLong556x69]

What do you mean, "your species?" 🤣

[@Km4rt]

@@MilesLong556x69 Does your name imply you fist misters or is it more like a title?

[@JordanTheMann]

Thanks for offering your high-quality entertainment completely free of charge. You're a godsend.

[@WhiteMouse77]

Salute and applause to everyone who participated in making of this fantastic overview!!! Thank you folks! Great work!

[@ashwin0003]

Thanks!

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

It’s crazy to think humans would need to be on earth for another 100,000,000+ years just to match the time dinosaurs were on earth

[@Makabert.Abylon]

Almost 180.000.000 years even

[@EugeneLopez-y6v]

What's crazy to think about. Is how did dinos NOT gain intelligence like us??

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

@@EugeneLopez-y6v all they cared about was surviving. Not making life better. If you always had a predator chasing you around every single second of the day. It’s pretty difficult.

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

@@Makabert.Abylon yeah, it’s nuts

[@2ClutchCorey]

@@youtubeconnollyfamily I give us 4000 years 😂

[@howtheuniverseworks2620]

What an intriguing journey! How do scientists reconstruct prehistoric Earth so accurately? What methods or evidence help reveal the landscapes, climates, and life forms of that ancient time?

[@corvettesforever4619]

Excellent video. We're being transported back in time exploring what the earth was like so many eons ago.

[@morganlake41632]

Wonderfully educational video, thank you for the care craftsmanship you put into this with the latest research - so much has changed in the publications of the last 5 years. Would you please do a video that details more of the transition from hunting and gathering to dwellings to domesticated grain civilizations? Thank you!

[@chillieboycampillanes1629]

Its like national geographic channel in my old age in 2000s.. now i feel like a fossil

[@billyboy2455]

A big shout out to the camera man for travelling back in time and giving us a great video

[@Platschu]

Wow. This video is simply amazing. I have no idea how much working hours were put into it, but thank you.

[@HarryMollyNut]

I wish the narration wasn't AI, it's off-putting.

[@JeanEDeaux]

@@HarryMollyNut💯💯💯

[@Jonnygurudesigns]

Quality videos! Always a nice surprise to see one pop up in the notifications.. keep up the great work! Quality product!

[@xxcrazymanxx1001]

Dude I thought this video was an actual PBS documentary for a minute amazing v8deo

[@ToastedTater420]

I much prefer this kind of content rather than the speculative and sometimes outlandish theory’s they show here. Love just getting on to learn shit you know?

[@archstanton4365]

This stuff is about as outlandish as anything. No-one can be exactly what happened millions of years ago, come on! 🙃

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

​@@archstanton4365 Close enough based on the fossil record and DNA.

[@fasteddyuk]

There's extremely good evidence for almost all of this stuff. It's called science.

[@jessehernandez7657]

“The Outer Worlds” Soundtrack for the opening scene , perfect ❤

[@panosvrionis8548]

My respect to the scientist who connect the puzzle all of these.🧐 Also to the workers who did the digging😘

[@praveenpiyasena9030]

Hello! Your videos are always amazing, and I had an idea that might make them even more captivating. How about creating a video that begins from the viewpoint of our Milky Way Galaxy? Exploring the universe from this starting point would help us appreciate the grandeur of space beyond our own solar system. Starting from Earth is common, but by beginning with our galaxy, you could show just how unique and awe-inspiring the Milky Way truly is. It's a perspective that can open our minds to the vastness of the cosmos. I can't wait to see what wonders you'd uncover from this cosmic standpoint!

[@glenn_r_frank_author]

Humanity's time on this planet will hardly be a blip in the history of Earth; a footnote in the long list of mass extinctions. Sadly we are probably the only beings who knew it was coming, yet we continue the death march.

[@raymondcava4669]

I agree with you 100%. We see it coming doing a little way too late. Our own demise. 😮

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

Yep we see it coming and could be the only ones able to fix it but probably won't.

[@Mozers05]

i dont agree with u

[@DingoDoggie]

​@davidsmith-uw2ci yeah, like we're gonna stop the sun from becoming a red giant, gobbling the solar system, and going super nova.

[@dogsbollox4335]

And eventually every single star system in space will disappear .

[@Kevin-cg7qk]

another great episode, the visuals just keep getting better

[@audiotron1003]

Awesome video. We may not survive but our planet will. It is destined one way or another to go on for another few billion years. Even if we cleaned up our act, we cannot last as a species on this planet forever as the planet is governed by the sun and it's life expectancy.

[@evertjan9479]

The Earth won't be able to sustain intelligent life long before the Sun dies. It will stop in about 1.5 billion years. Some life might be possible but nothing complex.

[@johnshields6852]

Imagine 1 million years from now, what will survive and who will go extinct.

[@fasteddyuk]

All of us at this rate.

[@imslightlybaked4575]

Great length for the video. I have 1 hour and 25 minutes left at work. Thanks

[@eltodesukane]

5:44 What is a hiker Wallace ? 5:56 The kayas ? 10:21 A Europe tourid ? 10:51 kindness carapace ? 12:00 Ryanair fights ? 17:53 satisha ? 20:30 salad days ?

[@billynomates920]

salad days is a shakesperian reference, ryanair flights are a bad idea and the rest, i have no clue! 😂

[@venom360xx8]

That’s finally line gave me chills, loved this video

[@salicazsali]

An hour and a half?! *straps in*

[@jssomewhere6740]

Super volcanoes are fun to learn about. They are cool to watch in simulations. I however would be just okie dokie if I live my life without any direct experience of a super volcano. The stories, and simulations work just fine. In the same way I'd rather not experience a massive asteroid impact, I feel the same when it comes to Super volcanoes.

[@simulatedpilot3441]

If it happens it happens

[@jssomewhere6740]

@@simulatedpilot3441 true but the chance of a super eruption is less than 10% in any given decade. So if I can avoid it that would be my preference. Maybe I'm just not as tough as you are. Yet I see the experience as more than daunting. Breathing glass particles, the loss of driect sun light for an extended time. The ability to grow food to generate power to travel. Dealing with the extended cold. I've been through some shit. I have survived anything I've encountered. Yet the experience has always been limited. Spending a few nights on a mountain ridge in sub zero temperature. Planning a 3 or 4 day journey that turned into 11. Needing to hunt for food every day along the way being sure your water is not killing you. Knowing what is edible and what is deadly. I can do these things. Yet for how long. Technology and comfort are addictive. They make you soft. Turning hard overnight to survive may have sounded like just a challenge 30 years ago now it sounds uncomfortable, cold, and hungry. So if I can avoid it that would be my choice.

[@charlesnewman6468]

One of my favorite subjects and KZbinr. I just some how love long documentaries like these. 👍👍👍

[@HarryMollyNut]

I wish the narration wasn't AI, it's off-putting.

[@joemarchinski914]

every video you put out somehow outdoes the previous one. love your channel, and appreciate your time, research, knowledge and dedication to the quality of your content👍👍👍👍👍

[@Qbgarden]

Never been so early for something so good.😊

[@CeeDoubleU]

This video just earned you a new subscriber. Keep em coming boss 👍

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I love your content. Have been following for a few years now and you are one of my favourite channels on yt. Keep it up

[@stargazer7184]

Your videos are absolutely fantastic. Thank you for sharing them.

[@kon7533]

Thank you so much for uploading this quality video!

[@kenchesnut4425]

Really enjoy the videos ..top notch....MUCH LUV FROM N.AUGUSTA S.C

[@ryanlevsey]

outer worlds theme song in the background, great choice! love your vids

[@simulatedpilot3441]

Thanks you for your work really glad the algorithm brought me here

[@BlaBla-ko3bx]

Your voice is so soothing😅. Weird how I meditate on the video. I like it.

[@Reck]

Love 'The Outer Worlds' music

[@robertoxendine8608]

Highly dislike it lol I'm trying to sleep not think about spacers choice lol

[@jameswilson5165]

Glasseeeeerrrssss. (Glaciers.) Great video, but That kept poking my brain!

[@12345Kainan]

Should add a time frame on the screen when talking about different periods. The time should be constantly present on one sid eof the screen

[@ArtMysteries135]

This video was really helpful, thanks for sharing.

[@anjou6497]

"..the Ural mountains were in their salad days and relatively high.." 😄🎉

[@RissaFirecat]

Love this! You have the best educational works. Thank you

[@Dofsky666]

Shoutout to the cameraman! Really informative and great video👍

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

Especially his shots of the Cambrian Explosion.

[@CookieMonster13297]

nice vid mate

[@trickycm1040]

I was not expecting to hear The Outer Worlds soundtrack at the start of this video

[@mazerrackham8128]

Glad someone pointed it out. It makes me want to play again lol

[@staceyknopfel633]

Sweet a long hour plus video to fall asleep to

[@martinlindgren4490]

Thank you very much 🙂

[@noahingram8052]

I love these videos

[@DeePrime2410]

My favorite subject.

[@swapnapaul1706]

Mine too

[@patrickblaney]

Very well done overview of a VERY long period of time. Very interesting to learn how many animal species have come and gone, done in by changes in climate that wipe out whole ecosystems or occasional catastrophic events. Then there's the occasional species that's largely unchanged over hundreds of millions of years, like sponges and the horseshoe crab.

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[@eltodesukane]

37:27 What is the doer andrew Sarkis ? The indric ethereum ? The archaeusetti ?

[@anjou6497]

The splitting land masses really fascinate me...🌏

[@m8imhawk]

And yet every passing moment, even now as you read this, the lands are moving - with you upon them. The motion is negligible to our existence for the most part, yet over these grand timescales, entire continents are shifted. Nature's power is not just incredible, but it is timeless.

[@anjou6497]

@@m8imhawk yes , well said. 👍🌱💚

[@anjou6497]

Enjoying the narration very much, great animation too, thank you. 🌱💚🌏

[@0lst0nproductions87]

What’s the name of these helmet-like spiked creatures on 3:45?

[@StewpidGames]

Whoa. Pretty sure that same music is used in Starfield.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Discovery Channel worthy. As if produced by a multimillion dollar media corporation.

[@dicksonwhitesides5607]

Love this!

[@Drejcxxx]

Amazing content ❤❤❤ do titanoboa next

[@iseespiritshelp688]

Isn’t that the outer worlds music? 💕

[@johnmilton7952]

Hello- I would like to know the title of the book used/supported of the documentary. I am doing post Ph.D. research an found to time table very useful for easy reference

[@gK-ih2ct]

Amazing video!

[@eltodesukane]

45:14 What is "card epithecus and say hello" ?

[@Seyorone]

Aint no way I watch a video about Outer Worlds the video game and hear its classic music to only hear it on a video a few hours later. I swear the computer world must be listening to us because this happens all too often!

[@Lovenlisten]

This is an educational video but I use this to sleep 😴

[@Blank-n7c]

Great documentary Kosmo

[@adam01101]

Incredible video, amazing.

[@jaxmarshall291]

Just wanted to give a quick heads-up @32:20 you stated archaeological digs, paleontological is what i believe you meant to say

[@TheREALJenniferMarieKrapf7488]

Very cool. Gr8 video!!

[@αρτιαννα]

Such a great and informative show❤❤❤

[@4GibMe]

Cool, I was thumbs up 400 Yet, another master peace

[@pommefullplus15]

Congratulations for your works

[@prairierider7569]

Since this doc, they have discovered lavyatan the most gigantic whale that would have eaten megelodon

[@eltodesukane]

32:32 What dinosaur is archionicities ?

[@tango4ly742]

Maybe it's archaeopteryx

[@AliTheIrfan]

Extraordinary documentary from start to finish. Well scripted and edited..

[@TheHeadown]

What an awesome video. Really well done. Entertainment as well as education at its finest!

[@brianwilliams4883]

Hiya all I've a question, So kosmo, are there any examples in the past of what happens when one species becomes the dominant one? What happens to the food chain etc. Thanks kosmo , the best for space!

[@rosem3530]

"which stimulated numerous evolutionary branches one of them eventually produced Homo sapiens" Earth : why do i hear boss music?

[@darid2616]

Why are some parts of the video totally blurred out?

[@christiehiggins4855]

To God be the glory for all creation past, present, and to come❤

[@DS-xg9kf]

There is no god

[@OtroDiamierda]

Thank God for Continental drift!! Imagine driving 2 hours over to Iraq

[@richalenesmith]

i really enjoyed the visuals and the way you brought the prehistoric world to life. however, I can't help but think that the portrayal of dinosaurs as these fierce predators might be oversimplifying their behavior. what if they had more complex social structures than we currently believe?

[@dicksonombeva2658]

It is falling on our eyes

[@sethdavidhanson6589]

Animals definitely evolved to live on land two separate times. Not once. Arthropods and tetrapods both did it.

[@greggmerrithew6205]

Hey back to Australia. What happens now that the natives are no longer allowed to do historical Burns? Oh Australia is now faced with massive wildfires. Because natives are no longer allowed to do there historical seasonal Burns.

[@Cara.Mia.]

The narrator talks SO FAST!!! (Slowed the playback speed down a notch!) 🤯 Also, the narrators accent flips from an upper class English, to occasional Aussie, to a hint of American!!! Is it a robotic voice??? 😂😂😂

[@RobWoodbyrne]

Absolutely love the visuals and commentary, but the music makes it hard to hear the commentary and it gets overwhelming, for next time. 🤙🏻 great content nonetheless

[@jdizzle4571]

WAIT. Is Australia mostly a desert because of ancient humans burning it all down while hunting?

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

Yeah, I've heard that too.

[@Silk-hj5jm]

No, that's misleading in this video. It's mainly caused by geological and climatic factors. Aboriginal Australians are believed to arrive around 50,000 years ago. By this time, much of central Australia was already arid.

[@spyputs660]

yes, That land has been inhabited for well over 150,000 years but the Aborigines did lack the understanding of cause versus effect and believed the land would supply them with more animals and unlimited forests, so they used controlled burning to trap and push their prey to another spot. Of course sometimes these fires raged out of control and many, many acres of Australia is now desert. The disadvantage of being cut off from other civilizations and lacking the knowledge of shipbuilding, they did not foresee or become aware of the consequences of their actions until it was obvious and thus too late. Humanity as a whole can take this example of a people just trying to figure out ways to eat and not starve as a lesson that lines of communication between different cultures and languages should remain open, for exchanging ideas lest we all perish from the ignorance of our errors.

[@davidhenningson4782]

Great content! Just one minor correction... The Appalachian mountains are not a recent mountain range. They're far older than stated here at the 1:03 minute mark.

[@davidhenningson4782]

1:03:30

[@fasteddyuk]

1:15:45 That bit about the Australian Aborigines turning the continent into a desert is a bit tenuous.

[@yahooarchie8306]

This is still all theory. Mind blowing to think about.

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

It's a scientific theory, not the colloquial definition of a theory. Scientific theories are the highest degree of current understanding of a given subject. Electromagnetism is also a theory, but we've got it pretty well nailed down. Science prevails.

[@ajam19191]

​@@satanicmicrochipv5656It is crazy when they heard ”theory” they think it's just popped up to our mind 😂

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

There is only one race of humans, the human race, and we're all members of the taxonomic family of primates, great apes, not separate from them.

[@nem447]

What about the evolution of the space wizard?

[@smtsmt1223]

Is the background music from the Outerworlds video game????

[@ShaneshaS]

Love it

[@frandescontrolado]

“he or she would pass out”???? C’MOOOON

[@user-dt3rj8qm3k]

Love all your video's. So educational and fun to watch