The Science of Oysters

This video is about The Science of Oysters

[@albertoalveriomondillajr6067]

I LOVE SCIENCE OF OYSTERS IM FROM LUKBAN PROVINCE OF QUEZON PHILIPPINES

[@MichaelLegendre]

Interesting video, but an oyster isn't a crustacean. It is a mollusk

[@kenxiong6830]

Idk about playing with Mother Nature.

[@marcvibar7639]

Educational and interesting 👌 knowing that oyster is my fav seafood.

[@paularcaria]

Robin is so cute

[@mrmagillacutty1]

Wild for me..thanks for making oysters seem like a BeOaster now

[@andreacountry8471]

Mmm oysters of Louisiana,oil of BP disaster give them a spacial flavor!...my favorite!

[@nemonemo3898]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Puts more lead in your pencil💯

[@hunnybunny1770]

Throw in the fact that they are GMOs you’ve got a nice mess.

[@rons3486]

Love this vid, sounds like he's saying "Oyshters"

[@hunnybunny1770]

As someone who refuses to eat anything GMO, I wouldn’t touch these genetically engineered oysters with a 10 foot pole.

[@mamapapaforgiveme]

Lol at the commentary... Didn't sound too good when I was away from my phone lol... So funny great video guys

[@handsomedan1997]

New sub. Great vids, I grew up in New Orleans and love raw oysters. Haven’t heard anyone say “Chalmation” in years. Thanks buddy. I miss being down there. North Carolina has great oysters, but I grew up on the gulf oysters. Cheers.

[@mysoneffa2417]

Pretty ironic under the title "Science of Oysters". They're mollusks not crustaceans.

[@dentatusdentatus1592]

Lol at 0:50. I thought an oyster was a mollusk.

[@tydaftpk38]

Oi-shterr!

[@mysoneffa2417]

Oysters🦪, Clams (|) , Mussels (), Scallops_(\|/)_ , snails 🐌 , Octopus 🐙 are all mollusks. Crabs 🦀, Lobsters 🦞, & Shimp🦐 are all crustaceans

[@AlanDeRossett]

Exactly but Our 6400-mile dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico produces no more O2 for Sealife to exist in 2023. Florida is even worse now.

[@chapinburgess3220]

Ugh. The audio is 17 seconds behind the video. Was the the way the video was uploaded is a lag by youtube?

[@krisswegemer1163]

Science helping nature... what could go wrong?

[@rodrigoaguiardasilva3103]

Very Good!

[@redriver6541]

The first person to crack one open probably didn't think that looks good...... They probably thought if they didn't eat that they were going to die.....and were praying that it was edible. My guess is it was an Australopithecus.....or something similar.

[@Tray420]

I just now got into the oyster business. Learning as much as I can as fast as I am able to do.

[@phylumsi8372]

Didn’t know oysters also needed ‘seeds’ to latch themselves onto. Oysters would be a great solution for controlling algae. The shells can be used to create sand.

[@richinoable]

Oysters are the best solution for improving water quality. Before the shells get ground down, they provide shelter and anchoring for a wide variety of intertidal species.

[@alexmacdonald258]

Ummmm.......it's a mollusk, not a crustacean.

[@amandashamanda9479]

How do you call it science of oysters and then call an oyster a crustacean tho

[@albertoalveriomondillajr6067]

I LOVE OYSTERS FOREVER

[@amandadevitt1281]

Do these businesses and schools give back to the wild what they take?

[@mysoneffa2417]

2nd Errata: not 3 chromosomes, 3 full sets of DNA.

[@tulud]

wheres the part 2?

[@lightbox617]

I am from the NorthEast US. Wellfleet oysters are my "weapon of choice."

[@maeranni]

How do the 'muricans manage to make everything 80s video?

[@sarahs5340]

I like how much variety there is in oysters all over the world.

[@pastense]

Oysture.

[@PythagorasHyperborea]

You want to meet our first ancestor to crack open an oyster? Well, you’re gonna have to go back about 4 million years for that.

[@codalisa007]

Oysters are not crustaceans.

[@vincensiudenis4658]

Looking for this comment, Just wanted to see if there's another person who realises oyster is not crustaceans

[@TheMrhockey]

I’ve found my home

[@5harkbyte460]

Bivalve

[@starsterling8597]

By creating this do you think it will cause some type of a defect in humans

[@VVSdiamond2008]

I was thinking the same thing. 🧐

[@Rika906]

So they are genetically modified oyster.

[@etarepsedllits48]

All for the sake of profit.....

[@arshadhussain5145]

8:50 I thought he called Robin a SOB. But then I saw her name

[@tangyalien9671]

Omg I thought he called her a SOB 😹💀 glad I found this comment 😭😹

[@danielrojo542]

I've been researching into growing mushrooms at home and found a fantastic website at gregs mushroom grower (google it if you are interested)

[@etarepsedllits48]

Genetically modified oysters? Thanks but no thanks....

[@Acerthomas]

Oysters are not crustaceans!

[@chia-lisung54]

the amount of wild animals this person has killed.........

[@andreiandia4797]

Hi who can I talk to about the propagation and farming that we would wanna start our own hatchery 😊

[@nesiansides7133]

Did he say "crustacean?" 🤔 that's one sloppy crab 🤣

[@djw9985]

Why are you saying Oyshter?? It's Oyster. Oyster. Not Oyshter. Man.

[@outdabayoutv]

🤣 down here it’s Oyshter! Thanks for watching! Appreciate you!

[@cjyoung7372]

@@outdabayoutv where is part two my man I want to see the rest of the video

[@mysoneffa2417]

Quote "The Pacific oyster has a diploid number of 20 chromosomes (Ahmed and Sparks, 1967). Oysters with 20 and 30 chromosomes were considered as euploid-diploid and triploid, respectively.Jul 14, 2004"