Biomimicry

[@UnderOneSky]

As usual an iconoclast ahead of the time. 8yrs later this inspired by nature formula is more relevant than ever.

[@alwaysbegrateful9011]

"The best ideas might not be ours , they might be already invented. " I love that statement.😊

[@will9503]

Always BeGrateful Thank God 🙏

[@rushimodi3794]

True , I agree 😇

[@QueenYak]

"Life uses very, very elegant recipes. Low temperature, low pressures, low toxicities." Love this.

[@tryitout-701]

this lady is the best version of an enviromentalist that someone can be. Actually helping to solve problems, instead of protesting.

[@williamstange5210]

This should be tasked to every student in the world, a master of understanding.It is also exciting to see a scientist so passionate!

[@alwaysbegrateful9011]

William Stange Love your comment. I brought this up at my son's school and they seemed excited but most parents weren'tt really interested 😞. Thats when , I decided to self teach and Im instructing my son as well .

[@littlelight-chd3140]

So true.

[@wendymoore2148]

Agreed!!! I also love that it is explained simply for most to understand the language and get it.

[@artemis8147]

Ummmmmmmmmmm no

[@markgunston9024]

@@artemis8147 Should also be compulsory viewing for all politicians and CEOs of large companies.

[@mindrunfree]

I LOVE Janine Benyus. Her body of work is waking up an undeniable affection for biomimicry.

[@TheHoiland]

I can't believe this only has a little over 50k views. I've probably watched it two dozen times.

[@treemedia-n2k]

Thank you so much for your support! We don't do any advertising, but this year we will do more outreach.

[@alexgenova1657]

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[@AMGhuloom]

Probably because of crickets!

[@Tgcmhubbard273]

I would click like to this comment more than once.

[@thesustainabilityjunction407]

We love Biomimicry. All the solutions are there already, we just need to listen, look and learn.

[@samcalder2024]

yes excatly!

[@alwaysbegrateful9011]

The Sustainability Junction Well said 👍

[@FlatEarthSwitzerland]

Just learned more than in my entire school decade.

[@sauliusltcool6902]

No, you didn't. that's impossible... Or you just didn't learn at school :)

[@NanditaShahsharan]

Fascinating

[@thatssofetch3481]

If you honesty believe in the flat earth, it’s not too unbelievable that you learned nothing in a decade of education.

[@testing119]

@@thatssofetch3481 Really True

[@greatestever8976]

@@thatssofetch3481 You have been lied to on such a large scale that you can’t comprehend right now. Even "globalists" know it's not a spinning ball...check out the logos for the UN, the international maritime organization, the international civil aviation organization, the WHO.

[@paulwright2717]

Thank God for our planet

[@PhilfreezeCH]

This woman is a fantastic speaker. The flow feels natural and really inspired, I can hear how she actually believes in what she is saying.

[@gabrielcodina5466]

OMG! I love this lady! I'm 16 and she's just so inspiring! It's just so sad that this hasn't become viral in any way. Keep at it Janine!!!!

[@alwaysbegrateful9011]

This is what Biomimicry means to me. Its mean ," The De - Evolution of Humankinds Reliance on Technology and the Evolution of Humankinds Connection with Mother Nature."

[@SoilToSoulSolutions]

The most logical solutions I have ever heard... Thank YOU so much for bringing the wisdom forward. Helping us all be part of the solution and not the pollution.

[@nickyking2577]

I could honestly watch this again and again and again. The ideas, hope and cinematography are simply outstanding! And Janine Benyus... I could listen to you all day.

[@KuraSourTakanHour]

It really is taking off in labs everywhere; I remember a Japanese research team that analysed the proboscis of Mosquitoes to create syringes that do not stretch the skin so much when inserted and so are much less painful. Another team applied the surface contours of dragonfly wings to create turbines that generate less air resistance, so they extract more energy. Biomimicry really does have solutions for everything

[@colleenmahoney9045]

We are nature, let's collaborate with nature.

[@alishampegan6191]

I love this so much. Systems design based on biomimicry can bring us to a new paradigm on how humans engage with out environment.

[@nicholastown2779]

This is the most informed and interesting video i have seen in a very long time. Incredibly well explained by the scientist Janine Benyus. I wish she was my science teacher at school. I actually understand things when you say them Janine Benyus

[@reneecastro-pozo5186]

La Naturaleza nos enseña la Belleza, nos da vida, nosotros permitimos que las trasnacionales, los capitalistas destruyan acaben con nuestros ríos, lagos, cuencas, especies animales, etc. Mi especial FELICITACIÓN a la científica Janine Benyus por su gran trabajo.

[@akshaydm]

Masterpiece !! Should be shown to every single student on planet for better tomorrow. So inspiring!

[@mel3256]

So glad a film was made to explain #biomimicry in lay terms. This will be a great tool the spread the word about how biomimicry should be spreading across our economies and to help change the way we think. Lot's of work ahead!

[@garyjolliffe871]

A masterpiece of inspiration & communication laying down the simplest of messages, that the answers already surround us, we just need to open our eyes, ears and hearts. If we are to survive, this needs to be seen & embraced by all human kind. Thank you!

[@eyespy3001]

IT's mankind's hubris and belief that we're the smartest thing that ever existed on this planet that stops us from adopting these methods. To accept that, perhaps, we didn't get it right, and that the answers were right there in front of our face the whole time, would be admitting that we've been stupid. Our collective ego is too fragile and not mature enough to do that. We still need to be "God"

[@paulwright2717]

Nature shows us how wonderful God is

[@MannyWC]

Thank you ! I can't wait to share this with my kids and friends. There is an infinite amount of exploration, innovation and invention under our noses waiting to be realized. No jobs out there? Create a job! As an Naturopathic physician, it is my constant cry to my patients to look to nature to heal, be well.

[@ExploringDiaries]

Every second of this video was so beautifully structured & filled with inspiration that it does make you wonder, we are not the ones lost, we are not really looking. Thank you Janine, this is a very moving summary.

[@nikithachilukuri5409]

Such an inspiring video. This video has successfully transformed me from a naturephobic to a naturephilic person.

[@robertquirke6110]

This woman is amazing, I’m hoping she has some books out there that I can find.

[@MerjaSaarela]

Amazing nature! Brilliant video! Thank you very much for sharing these ideas Janine!

[@Globovoyeur]

The great thing I notice about this video -- aside from the wonderfully uplifting information -- is that Janine Benyus pauses between sentences. That's rare on KZbin today. It seems the standard tactic is to keep up an unbroken stream of patter in order to discourage listeners from turning the video off, or hitting pause. Watch any SciShow video; you'll see what I mean.

[@FabiaDosSantos1]

Nature is so beautiful and perfect! This gives me hope!! So, so fascinating!

[@MichaelLynMusic]

Wonderful R&D.....Please Keep Going........Folks like you guys could help us save our environment!

[@suryakumar-tz9nw]

Nothing is more impressive for the human than the Biomimicry

[@musicdev]

I’m literally only 3 minutes in and this is already so insightful. Love it

[@alec.fullery4958]

This is the best video I have watched in years

[@anavatsayan6548]

I go to the first school in Australia to take on this initiative, its going well, thanks Janine

[@libertys.1534]

I'm going to ASU in the US. They have a sustainability institute and a Master's in Biomimicry. I'm so excited!

[@curiousgal243]

I'm currently going to OCAD U (Ontario College of Art and Design) and they offer Biomimicry but not until third year. Now I'm dealing with courses that Im not that passionate in :(. Any idea how to get a scholarship to ASU? :)

[@subspark]

I’ll watch this again on my 10,000th birthday. Cheers

[@PhilJeudy]

I'm really wondering how you can put a thumb down to this topic

[@lauracaienar3815]

I've got so many goosebumps and teary eyes while watching this video! There's some hope for Humanity 💜❤️

[@lauracaienar3815]

I can't believe it's been online for the years and I'm only seeing it now 😲

[@harrishartman2]

I am electrical engineer, and I love the idea of the answer litterally around us. One of our classic problem on thermal power generations are environmental effect. Maybe soon by biomimicry we'll find solutions.

[@GhislaineChallamel]

This is such an amazing video. Life takes care of its offspring by taking care of its environment. Not for a few years or decade, but for thousands of years. When we look at family this way, we are all brothers and sisters, and we are the offspring of all human cultures. Together, we can work to protect our offspring, not for a few years or decades, but for thousands of years.

[@gregoryprince3445]

I loved your video opening doors to new ways of thinking about Nature.

[@supercalifragilisticexpial7380]

Why am I cannot stop crying watching her

[@vilivont4436]

So so inspiring, well done nature 🙂

[@HannahFaal]

Have always known and admired nature but it seemed too hidden but today so happy to know that is possible in biomimicry.

[@ricochetsixtyten]

Love this! Nature is way of ahead us. To see its brilliance you cant just try to figure it out intellectually, you have to open your heart and observe it in awe.

[@pallavikumari4950]

The best of the insights i have got after such a long time.

[@JA238979]

I loved the part about nacre, which is also known as mother-of-pearl in English. My only concern is an important one: at 7:06 the speaker says that carbon dioxide constructs shells and coral, while in fact CO2 dissolves them -- i.e. the the calcium bicarbonate parts of those organisms like their shells -- by forming carbonic acid (H2CO3) upon mixture with H2O. Correct? Therefore, the danger of ocean acidification was dismissed within the first 8 minutes of this video. I love positivity, I encourage it, yet the subject of decreasing the pH of oceans is very significant.

[@dreamjaem3400]

i couldn't pay attention when my teacher played this in class so now im here to take my notes :D

[@Robert-dt3is]

Mother Nature is the greatest engineer/designer of all time.

[@samcalder2024]

This imo is the best idea ever!! its an idea that will (if we resort to it more) will help us in understanding how to help save our planet. I love this idea because it allows us to look to nature for ideas, it allows us to think outside the box. I LOVE IT!!

[@meganshumway556]

Biomimicry gives hope for the future generations

[@wolfgangbauer1283]

What an amazing woman and important work she does!

[@mariaclaraparente5568]

thank you so much for this amazing documentary!

[@curiousgal243]

I'm deeply amazed by biomimicry. love it!

[@digitalassetprophet3839]

Amazing. I can't stop crying for the hope she brings.

[@tomestubbs]

I saw this today on Link TV. thank you Janine and Tree TV.

[@wimcarlier1581]

I love this sort of natural science but don't agree that you tube will charge the hell for watching every movie and bit of information.what they just get freelyoffered or is taken of online free membership Yes I agree its worth watching but it should stay free to be eatched and shared only than the poor and less privileged make and have simular chances Untill now all this info was freely available ,but watch out Google and microsoft try to take over this freedom and push limits to what we like to watch and was free BE AWARE ITS NP LONGER FOR FREE CAUSE THOSE WORLD COMPANIES TAKE OVER.

[@bronwengirardi9958]

so beautifull ! uplifting,, and what a lovely gentle woman

[@emilyernst3288]

I absolutely loved this video, it's spectacular! I didn't know about the vast majority of these projects but they're amazing and I'm so glad that people have been researching these things more!! I can't wait to see what new things we discover about the world we live in!

[@tortuexenad]

400 years ago she would have been accused of being a witch and burnt alive. I'm so glad we are now. This is more than intelligence, this is wisdom.

[@anafindlay4036]

GAIA HAS ALL THE ANSWERS, WE JUST HAVE TO OBSERVE, LEARN AND LISTEN. LOVE AND RESPECT GAIA AND SHE WILL REVEAL HER SECRETS TO YOU! 🌍💚🌍🙏❤️

[@magnumopus8202]

Just pure beaty ...let nature be thy teacher

[@weekdays206]

Nature is just AMAZING❤

[@360goldendice]

Wonderful video, reality is filled with opportunities and meaning if you dare to seek them out.

[@Sarah-hx1iq]

I'm totally invested in this 👏👏👏

[@ChewelahKris]

I’m seeing with more open eyes after watching this. I love the 10000 generation perspective. Life creates conditions conducive to life.

[@suzannemcgaugh6349]

Can you please manually correct your closed captions so that this video is more accessible to the hearing impaired?

[@virat5484]

thanks for video really life changing experience learning from nature, I am designer and it's really turning point thanks again

[@sj_uzerr473]

virat ahuja really???

[@virat5484]

+Sidney Andrin yes

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

Nature has all the answers.

[@edsmartcol]

awesome !!!!!!! I WANT MORE!!!!! WILL WATCH IT HUNDREDS OF TIMES !

[@miavasco7534]

this is my favorite video! definitely should watch!

[@loen9591]

Im making a documentary about this for school, this is perfect! Really interesting, this gives me hope. Also why gas no one noticed this this is from 8 years ago?

[@pleasemailnandu]

Janine Benyus shares solutions for climate change, global warming, and make our planet cheerful

[@1voice1man]

She sounds like a female Carl Sagan. I learned a lot just now.

[@maicuratsimaiusor]

She sounds like Edward Snowden..

[@yourtube540]

Finally someone who appreciates intelligent design! The bible says there is nothing new under the sun, what has been, will be. God thought of all these designs and now we can observe and apply these designs to practical living. We are searching the the mind of the Almighty and actually seeing his thoughts.

[@tnynfox1669]

as a technological species ourselves, it is only natural to imagine organic life as the technology of a hypothetical other based on our own human image.

[@peaceandlove544]

Narendra Singh it is design regardless of creation or evolution or both

[@livsu8431]

Absolutely loved this. So easy to understand and exciting

[@alwaysbegrateful9011]

Im so intrigued by this topic. I need a mentor like her 👍to teach me.

[@libertys.1534]

I'm reading your book. You are so awesome.

[@swaggaswag8026]

Liberty S. whats the title of the book

[@abigailombina1863]

www.amazon.com/Biomimicry-Innovation-Inspired-Janine-Benyus/dp/0060533226

[@JimHoltAgitprop]

Wonderful - thanks for such a great purview of the subject from such a natural speaker

[@polymorphseviltwin]

Did someone put a microphone on the crickets too?? I'm trying to focus. I swear. But its hard.

[@eyespy3001]

77 board members from the plastic, crude oil, and chemical industries disliked this video because it threatens their bottom line, as well as their resource power-grip on humanity

[@jeffstasi8340]

This is so Brilliant tnank you...goose bumps ...the truths I know so well articulated... I know we can all do this together...perhaps we are and will bravo !!!!!!

[@Automate-Generate-Dominate]

Brilliant! We need more thinkers like YOU!

[@ekeminiclementessien2282]

Life produce conditions conducive to life... I love it

[@markdejohn]

Brilliant ... Simply brilliant ...

[@hameedhaqqani2586]

Really great video and I am touched

[@mystery02g]

this video made me hopeful. beautiful. mesmerising.

[@andreatijerina1424]

I think it is really hard for human kind to accept, evolution and mother nature is smarter. Can we leave ego aside? Can we notice this brilliant teacher called earth, can we treat her respectfully?

[@AnnaMishel]

This is amazing!

[@Pencilbrush1]

lover this and got goosebumps . well done

[@marialaurarepicky6531]

So, so, but so interesting to learn about this. Just by imitating what´s already around us we can live our lives in very much simple but efficient way. And there´s much more to understand. Think we are only using 25% of our brain.

[@AdiDGoyal]

This was awesome! Biodiversity is actually pretty cool

[@michaelgonzalez9058]

The rock that form sand can mimic the colors of ceramic colors of animal insect and bird colors to produce the want of process

[@JakeWitmer]

2:00 "There are no better _physical_ models." ...But there are lots of vastly better mental models. For example, lower animals don't have the capacity to extend their own lives, eliminate violence from their societies, etc.

[@celinak5062]

Ca. 18:00 copper could also be used

[@zhoupete7007]

It is very interesting and instructive!

[@vinikush]

Beautiful!!

[@karenmcallister8178]

If this isn't a testament to a living God, i don't know what is. I'm sad it's take thousands of years for humans to catch up with the wonderful gift they've been given.

[@tripplee7320]

this is so inspirational

[@waindayoungthain2147]

Why's life is so wonderful and so meaningful! For ex, leaves 🍃 altogether give us the shades. Too much mosquitoes gave toxic.