The world of the future after 200 million years

one: It's not about Pokemons!
two: It's only speculations!
If you want to help me with my utip account : utip.io/anthonypain
Music : • 🎧 "Friday Night Gaming...
Illustrations by Satoshi Kawasaki
0:00 Africa
2:57 Asia
5:31 Australia/Antarctica
6:56 Europe
7:32 North America
10:44 South America
11:24 Oceans

[@diegorodriguez-fl5kp]

everybody gangsta till clams start walking

[@diamonddancing7424]

😂😂🤭

[@Riley_The_Snailsquid]

Then the clams gangsta

[@r.i.pyoutube6881]

clams do in fact walk

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

And then they grow a pair of arms and decide to conquer fire.

[@jerryhinkle9509]

I love the walking clams with all my heart

[@colleenross8752]

That vampire beetle looks terrifying. Sometimes it's the tiny creatures you should fear the most.

[@CoelusGame]

It’s the mosquito 2.0

[@lorddraco1359]

Where is vampire beetle ?

[@colleenross8752]

​@@lorddraco1359, 1:29

[@trilobitose]

I love this "Future is wild" vibe.

[@meren6856]

gabriel wladmir Yea with the land squids and all

[@rogerjames5600]

Some things are ripped straight from it, as well

[@fishyfishyfishy500akabs8]

@@rogerjames5600 giant sauropod like tortoises for instance

[@Double_Cells]

Yeah, this is better than the future is wild.

[@freakybugfacer7207]

The future is vibe

[@rebellion795]

this would be more fascinating if you did this. 1 :show intermediaries 2: show extinction event 3 show convergent evolution happening in new phyla rising through extinction event example: maybe vertabrates are wiped out and chondroyhthian evolve terrestrial adaptions so you have land sharks becoming like herbevores and carnivores example cetacean are wiped out and penguins evolve and diversify in to whales example echnioderms like sea cucumbers evolve a new type of fish like abilities. because this giant leap from one species to the next without context or showing the reasons is very dull. I'd concentrate on fewer species and really breaking down the phylogeny in new unexpected ways. also go through the speciation of closer related taxa rather than jumping around by geography in other words this speculative evolution should follow a similar order as your real scientific phylogeny show progression of time rather with speciation contained within each era.

[@triassicgaming2424]

Idk if this was a part of the extinction thing but show what animals went extinct and why

[@piecheese1214]

These animals are taken from a book, the person who posted the video did not make them.

[@TurtleNerite]

The terrestrial Cephalopods also has been touched in Future is Wild with the Squibbon and Megasquid. Also Protothelace: Swampus 2.0, only difference is the number of modified tentacles. Still a cool idea, though.

[@diegogarcicruz6134]

József Vikár It’s a cool concept and a relatively plausible one. I’ve seen MANY speculative presentations with similar ideas

[@henrykkeszenowicz4664]

Protothelace might be like a basal land cephalopod. Prehistoric walking fish has evolved into land vertebrates, but we still have some walking fish and amphibians. It's not impossible for a basal relative of swampus to survive in a much later period.

[@explunky8452]

@@diegogarcicruz6134 Cephalopods lack the support to grow to large sizes on land, and growing bone isn't easy

[@acvaticlifE]

Out of all of them, the concept of a Baleen squid is actually very believable, considering how we understand giant filter feeders evolution.

[@gideonjones5712]

I don't know how there are so many giant insects in a world that seems so arid. The key to giant insects is lots of oxygen, usually from vast forests. I do love the creativity with the terrestrial squids and octopi. I would expect they would start developting some sort of skeleton as protection, maybe a kind of shell around their organs, or an internal cartilage skull.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Most oxygen comes from the oceans champ, shallow seas would be all that's needed

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

Why would creatures be like starfish and soft bodied

[@Shaun_Jones]

Oxygen is not the only consideration for insects getting large. High oxygen levels do increase the maximum size they can grow to, but competitors are the biggest limiting factor. Some arthropods already grow quite large, such as the foot-wide bird-eating spider, which is still the largest spider that has ever lived. On a future Antarctica, which has been basically sterilized by ice, I could see bugs taking advantage and growing to fill niches.

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

Shaun Jones your totally right

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

Shaun Jones also radiation levels are increasing so that’s another reason insects are so resistant

[@jackhembroff1317]

These land squids are going to be splatoon characters.

[@TheCoolerHKR]

300 Million years should be Land of the Dino-bugs and Squid people

[@freakybugfacer7207]

HKR911 Squidwards

[@hunterv9983]

Squid People who ride Turtle Horses

[@c0ltmanthegamer95]

No matter what happens in our current climate change situation, life will continue after multiple mass extinction events. Humans or not, life in some form will continue until Earth dies.

[@Airbiscuitmaker]

Air-breathing, land-based octopuses / octupi ? Even some that burrow, fly and live in trees? Tentacles that have turned into legs? Holy guacamole, now I've seen everything I guess ....

[@VirgoShelter]

The future is wild document also do land squids

[@novaboon2866]

I want this one as a pet. 15:11 It looks like hes wearing a birthday hat! He's such a happy noodle on his big day!

[@southstar44]

Love the sound track u gave to these videos. The idea of encountering some of these creatures is terrifying

[@heinrichharkonen2084]

The starfish predator looks like the Demogorgon

[@jeanjoseph8826]

Ye

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

Just a smaller version why are there walking starfish and bivalves ?

[@gokham33]

It's awesome how in these few years new biology discoveries make all this much more possible than a lot of critiques are giving you credit for.

[@jasonpye4649]

Critics*

[@anonymoususer208]

You did good for the most part, i had a big issue with the multi legged tortoise. You made the same mistake you did with the crocodiles for the land Crabs. Overall things are starting to look more alien with the star fish and the squids which is good. My favorite one is the whale squid that was awesome. So its 7/10 for me

[@hugothedog5258]

I loved the baleen squid too :)

[@COVID-19_Crab]

Didn't we all?

[@Phantom-bh5ru]

Dude it’s 200million years in the futue dinosaurs only died of 64 million years ago I would expect animals 200million years in the future to look way more alien then in this video

[@anonymoususer208]

Gary zhang still thou judging by the creatures used thou, their has to be a line up, we can’t have an unbalance set. It’s ether little or all not half and half

[@plaguemouse5549]

They're not his concepts.

[@homerosimpsons9475]

the world of the future after 300 million years

[@Mustakoralli]

love it! looking forward to the octopus taking over land, as is right

[@abodaass7766]

Please, we want others after 300 million yes please for me

[@laranjaghirga5058]

6:27 Antartistraulia death worm Edit: WOW THANKS FOR GIVING ME THE HEART

[@greminboye]

*antartistraulian bull worm

[@skeepodoop5197]

Funny thing... when I saw the first pic I thought "That's not very wierd, it's just a worm." then I saw the size comparison and I was like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3erc5qYfLBmpqs

[@Disgustedorite]

every time I see a speculative world of land cephalopods I get angrier because like, they aren't just gonna be normal, barely altered cephalopods in trees, not after that many millions of years

[@christinanunn6715]

The reus lizard is like a giganotosaurus and the thorny devil

[@Shetty404]

I miss Darwin IV documentary a lot, The memories 😢

[@greminboye]

Rishit Shetty *expedition

[@triassicgaming2424]

I remember that documentary. I thinl that some people thought that it was real

[@colleenross8752]

Alien Planet

[@_H0X]

You can't lie to me, I know that thing at 2:19 is bulbasaur

[@trilobitose]

A bubassur paras hybrid

[@dilophosaurussk4333]

its a... crant

[@farizansidqi_015]

02:28 it's evolved

[@The_PokeSaurus]

Fused with Crabby.

[@jackhembroff1317]

Nah,more like Paras

[@SonLing2077]

Alien planet

[@Charlie-1022]

Alien from the earth

[@ayoungentomologist7163]

Alien biosphere

[@eddo2169]

They used the creatures from Darwin 4 for their thumbnail and they don't even appear.

[@loganorcutt10]

Good job Antöny Pain and Please making the World of the Future after 300 Million Years ok?

[@hugothedog5258]

Yeah that would be amazing! He did say in the description that this would be the last one but he also said probably so there might be more

[@johnbeament551]

You should make after 300 million years but I think your video was cool😀😃

[@ladahieno2382]

MORE LIKE 500MILLIONS

[@Oscarman303]

I hope he does too it should probably be like the late Jurassic due to higher oxygen content and the continents being in rather similar places

[@homerosimpsons9475]

in 300 million there will be exotic alien life and intelligent beings 🐊------------>👽

[@Alberad08]

Enjoyed it very much - thank you for uploading!

[@alexone-420]

Could you do a more "interactive" videos? Explaing how and why they evolved? What ecological niches they took? Very nice video tho

[@crimsonraptorb95x18]

15:34 Totally from subnautica

[@drsharkboy6568]

I get it.

[@samuelc.sthecapybara6618]

You mean the Sea Dragon Leviathan?

[@bonbonnie6323]

Love your videos!

[@flightlesslord2688]

Coool. Love these videos, especially terrestrial cephalopods, such an awesome concept, reminds me of the ones from the Future is Wild. Also this music is awesome. Though... how are some of these arthropods getting this big?

[@walterlyzohub8112]

I like the idea that some ancient creatures re-emerge in the far future. Four I consider possible are tullymonstrum, hallucigenia, anomalocaris, and opabinia.

[@galihwardani3423]

Whaaa tully monster

[@alejandrobruce4769]

Sometimes, I can't tell whether I love Speculative Evolution because it allows me to think of different, scientifically-plausible ways organisms can evolve or if it's because of this AND that only a select few even know what it is.

[@andreiryancaballero8327]

Thanks for knowing what "Speculative Evolution" is.

[@alejandrobruce4769]

@@andreiryancaballero8327 Haha. You're welcome, I suppose.

[@Just_A_Guy_Here.]

Is there gonna be a 300 million years in the future animal evolution video????

[@ChrisWhite.fishing]

Have been binging on your content. You are doing very nice job! Your videos are appreciated by intermediately educated individuals on the subject, which is uncharted territory in the KZbin cyberspace.

Thanks man!

[@maximosaurus042nd]

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Antöny Pain: GIBBON CLAM

[@kyvan.s.hu241n]

You should try to make a 500 million years in the future video

[@farij_the_black_wolf]

Earth has destroyed

[@chatterwhomakesdescription3388]

He can't many animals might go extinction.

[@migcasas1]

Love the music, it goes well with the weird future vibe

[@christinanunn6715]

The barajitta is like a barracuda and the prawn

[@sebs4622]

So uh, land of the invertebrates?

[@diegorodriguez-fl5kp]

carboniferous 2.0

[@randomuser681]

With a hint of triassic

[@Justin-zk5tr]

And a dash of Permian

[@Fumango]

And a bit of devonian

[@minhnguyn3105]

And a time of jurassic

[@The_PokeSaurus]

Star Fish Dinosaurs? This is the future.

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

No it’s not why are they soft bodied creatures wouldn’t they be fully adapted to ocean I think that all land will be gone except for islands where certain creatures will evolve

[@The_PokeSaurus]

@@spinolophosaurus8736 It was a joke, but okay.

[@spinolophosaurus8736]

I know I was just saying what I think the future at this time will be like

[@The_PokeSaurus]

@@spinolophosaurus8736 Oh.

[@iwantbobux8063]

Oh no

[@Madisonthecat6]

1:10 this is gonna be squidward's inbred greatest grandchild in the future.

[@chatterwhomakesdescription3388]

What happened to spongebob?

[@Ovo6638]

@@chatterwhomakesdescription3388Is making burgers in another planet

[@greminboye]

Chatter who makes description ? he inbred with squidward

[@gavingamereviewplaysandmor5089]

Make a 300 millions of years from now

[@lorddraco1359]

Ok Son. 😀

[@buratino-bf4nf]

+1

[@Truthseeker450]

Nice video. I love animals, by...ever, and your video. I love your Metroidian style music, also...

[@christinanunn6715]

The vampire beetle is like a mosquito

[@dariusbrock2351]

Very interesting vids! Thanks for sharing.

[@dasupabros3852]

These are so cool

[@goodluckgorsky3413]

I liked this very much, slightly more even than the future is wild 200 my later. Since your version of the tectonic plates allows for more life and therefore creativity. I haven't watched the whole thing yet but I must agree I don't see that many large insects being found in the arid places. There probably isn't much oxygen in the desserts (in the future is wild they call it the rainshadow desert) and that's a key for insects to get big. There definitely would be insects and similar creatures but the only ones that could be able to get that big would be the ones in the ocean or the forests (called the Northern forest in the future is wild, which is also home to the land squids which I really like). You have very creative videos tho and even if they aren't always the most accurate they're very fun to watch and I kinda wish you did more videos on future Earth evolution :) I must also ask, if the oceans of this version of Earth also affected by the "Hypercanes" of the Future is Wild's earth

[@goodluckgorsky3413]

One other note is that I have kindof a gripe with the land squid of Africa. A continent like this would most definitely have a lot more water fertility than land fertility except for the northern forests so those forests would really be the only place a land squid would be needed or beneficial and again, for some of these the body plans changing so drastically does not make much sense. Even though it has been 200 million years, if a fundamental change in an organism's body plan isn't needed it likely won't happen. But again, I recognize this is all just for fun. I definitely have some gripes with some of these creatures, the only reason these aren't realistic is that there's so many creatures that evolve traits that they have absolutely no use for, for example a clam has no real use to move since it's perfectly fine being immoble and filling that niche. I like how the squid has filled almost every niche, it reminds me of the silver swimmers of the future is wild

[@carriechatman2282]

Great job

[@christinanunn6715]

The rumen is like a dung beetle

[@christinanunn6715]

The mantique is like a nothosaurus

[@bepisschultz6971]

Be nice if you could explain how and why they evolved

[@konnosx1213]

7:31 uses death notes to catch its pray

[@tymonkaminski1264]

where are you looking for these pictures?

[@12345651691]

Love it!

[@miazaken9313]

5:25 I want this as a pet

[@haphuongusa6629]

Wow. Your sharing is so amazing and great. I really like it.

[@mortimerhasbeengud2834]

The Bazunga! It has evolved to become the world's greatest, apex, predator. Descended from the ancient canine Chihuahua. It now towers over the arboreal landscape, forming a symbiotic relationship with the FuzzFuzz, a Lichen, which has evolved to resemble a gigantic fuzzy sweater.

[@colleenross8752]

Sounds interesting. Can't wait to see a picture

[@greminboye]

XD

[@jasonpye4649]

Oh dear Lord. Lol

[@zygmuntaszczy]

I really enjoy your videos about evolution, bc they present origin of many species and relations between them in very accesible way. But your predictions about future are unreal, ridicolous and out of logic. I'm sorry telling this but in my opinion you lose much of your reliability after uploading videos like that.

[@zygmuntaszczy]

wtf

That's a constructive bad comment

[@zygmuntaszczy]

lol i didn't expect that thanks

[@physira7551]

Agree with you

[@pimpcage5673]

@Steampunk Seven but a 8 leged turtle is almost inñosible in evolutiom terms

[@alenaduplantier4505]

love the sound and beat on the bug part it's kinda scary but nice beat

[@dorothyswanson6160]

Where does these speculative evolutions come from?? What's the name of the book

[@SuperVideowatcher01]

I’ve personally loves the idea of creatures like Octopus and Squid evolving to be either the next major creature or the next dominant species like humans are

[@abdulquayum5516]

You have to make 300 million years

[@abdulquayum5516]

Thank you very much

[@TadeuszNorekPrawdziwy]

Again, it's very cool, no matter how inaccurate it is! But I still would like links to all music you use in your videos :)

[@mobzillalongtail]

Polish Indoraptor How could it be inaccurate if it hasn’t happened yet

[@girlbossbrachiopod]

MobzillaLongTail. I don’t know, like they have cool designs and what not, but they seem more like what’s cool instead of what fits. Like what sort of evolutionary pressures would a clam have to face that it would cause it to move from a sedentary filter feeding lifestyle that they’ve had for hundreds of millions of years, to an arboreal one, swinging through the trees?

[@mobzillalongtail]

Brennen Sexton Don’t know evolutions weird, I mean ancient hippos went from land to only to only oceans (whales)

[@girlbossbrachiopod]

MobzillaLongTail. And I agree but traits don’t appear because they look cool, they appear because they help an organism survive. Almost everything in your body has a function, legs for running, brain for thinking, hands for manipulation. There are select few things like the appendix of pinkie toe that are no longer completely useful but the are 1.Not really that cool and 2.Slowly atrophying over evolutionary time because we don’t need them. What I’m trying to get at is, besides it being a cool idea, what would have forced said clams to stop filter feeding, uproot themselves, go on land, and blindly start climbing trees? It just doesn’t make sense.

[@TadeuszNorekPrawdziwy]

Brennen Sexton by saying "cool" I meant, that the idea of how world and animals could look like in the distant future is a really interesting concept

[@rezrezas]

Idk why there's so much hate comments But your stuff is awesome, I like it

[@cariacuwhitetailbuck9682]

7:36 wow this is amazing i love deserts!!!

[@christinanunn6715]

The mikzin is like a seahorse

[@ShohaTheGreat]

Nice “alien planet” cover

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Fgsialsnf

[@nixcz_]

Its from darwin 4, the creature on the cover is called Sea Strider

[@eddo2169]

I'm a fan of the planet Darwin 4.

[@mitchellneuhoff9946]

I think you could add more creatures in these future evolution videos

[@danielalejandro6959]

I send my congratulations by this amazing speculative exercise. I suggest a video of the evolution of new intelligent life form

[@starscotten]

You also consider 200 million years in the future "The Age of Invertebrates", and it shows.

[@jacobamoako4546]

Good job

[@charlesskaggs5754]

10:36 it's godzilla

[@vallenrod7404]

What music 12:36

[@brandoncruz2162]

This is what the earth in your imagination looked like before 200 million years.

[@elmejor9348]

Can you make another video like this but in 250 million years or in 300 million years?

[@nibirbaishnab2876]

0:00 music?

[@andyzhang7890]

This is some of the coolest shit I've ever seen.

[@nicologabriele4286]

Good job i really like your speculative Evolution videos

[@sertulariae8294]

can someone explain why the 100 million year vid is mainly reptiles and birds, but the 200 million year is mainly invertebrates and insects?? is there a reason for this? like will insects and invertebrates outlast all the others? these vids are pretty fascinating, great work!

I suppose they'll all get extinct

[@plantstainsexe7356]

100 million years almost all the mammals are extinct in 200 million years almost all the birds and reptiles are extinct

[@AaronSalazarWorldOfficial]

Wow like wow evolution it was a Pokemon's

[@jessypriwa152]

The belt tailed sea dragon looks like a sea empire from subnautica

[@iwantbobux8063]

Anthony pain you should make The world of future aftet 300 million years plz.......

[@G0die16]

Where did the fourth leg came from XD?

[@alexthetitanosauremperor6904]

I would really like to see what may possibly exist after 200 millions years from now

[@jrmcsesame8101]

300 million years?

[@Angelvix2000]

What's the music in the video

[@chatterwhomakesdescription3388]

There Is a link and see the list of music

[@TheTrueVeteran]

Why is there a emperor sea strider in the thumbnail. Just asking.

[@_Jordan_G]

Hey this may not be a good idea but would you ever consider on making a life on mars video?

[@mateusjosedosreis2008]

This "pedal tell"reminds me of crustáceos rex from godzilla the series for some reason

[@ultraapple3997]

2:38 majestic...

[@FZTRP8IMzOYrOKnMRtPWwcR0Z]

8:41 what the name of the music

[@FZTRP8IMzOYrOKnMRtPWwcR0Z]

I finally figured out the name of the music

[@user-ts5jg9iu3p]

Please 300 millon years?

[@Double_Cells]

Why are so many people getting mad just because it's not gonna happen, it probbaly never will so read the description, it says it's purly speculative, so stop posting the hate comments and enjoy the video, Anthöny Pain would like that.

Thank you 😊 👍

[@Double_Cells]

@, your welcome😀😀👍, seriously though😐😐, I don't get why people are caring if it will ever happen or not, even the animals in the future is wild are speculative, so alll I'm trying to say is that you should be proud of yourself for making this possible.

I think it is mostly because of the faith of people, it's probably bad to imagine future animals for some religious ideologies. Most people don't trust the actual evolution, so the future evolution.. And other people think it's not accurate, and they are right. But it's not "scientific" videos, they just have to watch and enjoy

[@chatterwhomakesdescription3388]

300 million years please

[@drswag0076]

terrestrial Cephalopods in Asia. that reminds me of a certain video game from a company in Asia, does that sound familiar?

[@crispydango6900]

Make the grand final one 500 Million/1 Billion Years in the future! take your time to research and create the creatures im sure it would be highly successful just like your other vids. Thank you for this amazing series ❤️

[@Riley_The_Snailsquid]

These are not his. They were made by Satoshi Kawasaki

[@stewartgames6697]

I don't see how starfish can ever become terrestrial - they rely on the expansion and contraction of water in specialized veins that run throughout their bodies for movement, the water-vascular system.I am not certain that this system would work for a terrestrial animal - it would have no way to expel or inhale water when needed.

[@Motofanable]

true, it would be easier to them become a fish like thing

[@saifu778]

Is it the gandahar background music?

[@toxicdilo8299]

13:52 Yep. Peak performance.