Viruses That Were Actually Lab Leaks

The world is full of deadly viruses that could easily kill anyone who becomes infected, but did you know some of the most well-known viruses came from lab leaks? Check out today's new video that highlights the most deadly viruses that have escaped labs only to infect the masses. Were these leaks on purpose or did human error play a role? Find out right now!
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[@twocvbloke]

Maybe it'd be a good idea to have such labs a permenant quarantine zone, I.E. people working there live on site and can't leave until after a set quarantine period in isolation to prevent things escaping accidentally, deadly diseases aren't something to pretend everything is fine with...

[@jakelib8196]

i agree but a pay raise would be needed

[@Christall5]

@@jakelib8196 so it will never happen

[@mikefarinas4885]

I agree that's the most logical way to prevent any accidental release of deadly decease.

[@yungchimp]

@@jakelib8196 you think a single company would willingly do something like that unless it becomes a law

[@GoFlyFeetOnGround]

actually even Pharma research & manufacturing of some chemicals are required to be placed far away from population. Its a rule in India & I'm sure it is for other countries too.

[@SmokinBlunts781]

“I use to fear the cost of the truth, now I fear the cost of lies” - Valery Legasov

[@SmokinBlunts781]

@lygophile says the guy that “longs for dark and gloomy places” 😂

[@nothingboie7329]

@lygophile Why do people that speak english always assume everyone else speaks english? Just because someone is speaking the language, does *NOT* mean that they're perfect at it, maybe they speak a different language, maybe there is another reason... who knows, point is if you understand what they said, and it doesn't hurt anyone, just don't bother.

[@Paranormalin416]

I got SARS, twice! I’m an x-ray technologist, working at a downtown trauma hospital. I also have severe Crohn’s disease, and only 5% of my G.I. tract left after 37 surgeries. My immune system is pretty much nonexistent, I nearly died both times, the only reason I’m still alive is because I worked in the hospital, as I got it from several patients that walked in to the emergency room where I was working at the time. The entire staff was quarantined immediately and tested, the treatment began before the symptoms even showed. If it wasn’t for that, I would be dead, but even still, I nearly died, gasping for air, it was one of the worst illnesses I have ever had next to the Crohn’s disease and the intestinal cancer I’ve had four times! As my doctor loves to joke, evil never dies!

[@ulu9208]

Are you still alive and kicking

[@MrBopet]

I've had it trice, did nothing to me. Hope you all ok now bud

[@abigailpena5950]

I got a staph infection six years ago and after taking antibiotics for six months it never went away, it mutated and actually grew stronger and whenever I took penicillin I got a lot more infection spots all over my body very quickly, ever since I've tried more antibiotics, my staph would begin growing quicker and quicker then would slow down after I stopped taking antibiotics like it was made to get strength from the antibiotics somehow. I have been able to stop that form of staph by using sanitizing body washes, being very clean and popping the cysts and cleaning them for five years straight; the more a viral or bacterial infection has time to mutate the more dangerous they become, so stopping an infection as early as possible before it takes over the immune system is the key to stopping the infections, but with labs studying or even turning microbiology experiments into weapons it can take over very, very, very easily, mutate more then have almost no treatment, which could be the end of humanity at worst. Be careful, remember to wash your hands and do not ignore any symptoms of a illness you have like I did and wait until it's too late. I have a lot of daily symptoms that I ignore and recently I've been diagnosed with a new dangerous infection, but luckily the antibiotics worked and didn't trigger more staph infections. Btw thanks if you read all the way to here, I didn't expect myself to write this much when I began. 😅

[@moonmilk15]

I thought there was a chance you'd turn into Deadpool or something. Still time.

[@nixjoy938]

I too contracted staph (from my own doing) recovering addict. I was paralyzed for 6 weeks....had to teach myself to walk again. Youd think that wouldve stopped me from using sadly i continued for a few more years even got endocartiities & had to have a pik line to my heart.....but eventually i got clean 6 years strong

[@CookiieJay]

@@nixjoy938 Proud of you ❤️.

[@colinscott2296]

@@nixjoy938 good job bro 💪

[@bmczed8886]

Congrats on getting through all that and giving out advice to the community ♥️

[@heyabuddy9397]

Why is the animation style for this channel so simple yet satisfying?

[@memegun7470]

For some questions there no answers

[@wumbo2010]

That's because it's a MASTERPIECE

[@Rubenlagriculture]

They have the perfect balans between entertaining and information

[@Exposinggoodandbad1]

Because he good at explaining the story.

[@stuffandstuff5677]

Yes I agree

[@33kindred]

So nuclear weapons are banned but toying with bio weapons isn’t

[@SirHonkster]

Using nuclear weapons is banned, creatin isn't same way goes to bio weapons sadly. Think either Iraq or Iran had a history of using mustard gas as weapon

[@hermitmoth6118]

It's much easier to spot nuclear weapons testing and production. You don't need anything fancy for bioweapons; just a lab.

[@jordanclark7267]

I think it's technically banned to create them as weapons but not for research to defend against them so for example the ussr mixed ebola and smallpox during the cold War to see if it could be done and used against them (its called ebolapox) so the USA created it as well to see how it can be used, it's effectiveness, possible way to fight it and what else could be done to alter it. Its a giant loophole that alot of major countries still use to this day to create/develop biological weapons they just claim its for research purposes to defend against what other countries could do them, its a Never ending circle (and its complete bs of course)

[@matttrembley8584]

Well that’s why we now have Covid lol

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@TravisSmith-hm4tt Sure buddy. Got any scientific data to support that claim?

[@Gl00mySunday]

Great Video! I'm 28 and I always wondered about that single tiny scar on my upper right arm, because where I grew up, in Austria, nobody else in my agegroup had it. It was only later, when I found out that the Smallpox vaccine hadn't been given to children born in 1994 like me, in Austria, but it was still a routine where I was actually born, in Iran. I moved to Austria when I was only 3 months, although my parents had been living in Austria long before I was born and I was a high risk pregancy that my Mum didn't know of when they went to Iran for a family vacation and I had to be born there. Interesting personal anecdote to me, especially since I'm on my way to become a doctor now. :) Keep up the amazing work!!!

[@moonman239]

What if there was a separate lab for deadly diseases that are not currently a public health concern? We could put this lab in the middle of the ocean, where it can only be accessed by authorized boats (that are themselves designed to minimize contact with other humans) and where it is at least a week's journey from densely-populated land. Then even if someone becomes infected with one of the viruses, everyone's basically quarantined by virtue of the fact that they're at least a week's travel away from wherever they're going.

[@Xenpen6]

But if the viruses gets in the water we have a big big problem

[@yuame7605]

@@Xenpen6 it probably wouldnt survive without a host. even if a fish somehow got infected I dont think the viruses the humans are affected by can be transmitted via fish

[@johnnylego807]

America isn’t the problem, China is. That’s why stuff keeps getting out. Because they have 0 concept of saftey

[@shaunreilly8097]

The SARS outbreak was actually 2002. Tony Blair listened to the WHO and shut down transport to China for a couple of year's. In the UK where I am from there were a few cases that made it here. Ironically the lab was in Wuhan.

[@iNS4N3xixSN1P3R]

Wuhan institute of virology, where gain of function research was carried out, which in course has lead to a world wide pandemic, after we were told that covid 19 came from a bat? We were lied to

[@shaunreilly8097]

@@iNS4N3xixSN1P3R yep it was the same lab that brought us SARS in 2002 but didnt admit to doing so for a few years.

[@dogwithwaffle8006]

SARS isn’t exactly the same as COVID my guy

[@dogwithwaffle8006]

@@shaunreilly8097 And Covid brought to us and released in 2020

[@065Tim]

@@dogwithwaffle8006 You are missing the point.

[@maybeperson7577]

I binge this channel way too much but they keep uploading so I can’t even stop.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

F

[@LittleBobbyBabyTeeth]

I'm glad I'm not the only one!!

[@Marta1Buck]

it happened to me months back

[@moneytalks5114]

Hahah I know how you feel!

[@summertriangle4745]

I did so back then. But I had to just quit and watch what I can.

[@Edgeworthscravat]

The Smallpox lab leak was a tragic accident that taught us much about ventilation and containment. Such a tragic story for all concerned.

[@commiesnzombies]

scientists at the wuhan lab are probably trying to weaponize the rabies virus and make it airborne

[@rosepetals8181]

🙏✝️

[@jonastraxel7596]

I hope we soon only need remote controlled robots in these facilities. This way, the doctors can operate the viruses from a safe distance and if a robot needs repairment, it can be placed in a quarantine before.

[@justinmaitland7335]

The wuhan lab was cited as failing checks and the French, who helped build the lab, refused to sign off on it as they couldn't verify anything about the building due to chinese obfuscation.

[@butayarouuukusogaki]

chinese obfuscation ? are they guilty ?

[@serowi2337]

@@butayarouuukusogaki no this was before COVID read the comment again, they didn't obfuscate BECAUSE they were guilty.

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

@@butayarouuukusogaki What it says was the labs were officially below spec before the outbreak. Tjey continued operation despite it

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

@@serowi2337 It isn't the first time either. I think wu had 3 major outbreaks come out of it these past 20 years

[@butayarouuukusogaki]

@@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq I see thx your explainable actually make sense more than that rage guy that raging around without explanation

[@065Tim]

Even suggesting COVID-19 could be a lableak is blasphemy for some people. Statistically the change of a lableak is far greater than it originating on a market in a city where also is a virologylab.

[@willygonutz9687]

I didn't believe this when I first heard it, but China RECENTLY passed a law making it illegal to sell 'used' laboratory animals in the marketplace. Apparently it was not common sense, they had to pass a LAW to stop it. Disgusting

[@willygonutz9687]

I didn't believe this when I first heard it, but China RECENTLY passed a law making it illegal to sell 'used' laboratory animals in the marketplace. Apparently it was not common sense, they had to pass a LAW to stop it. Disgusting.

[@adriancasas9572]

Wuhan is one of the largest cities in China lol

[@hanyuzhang9566]

this is quite believable comparing to china first claiming covid came from Italy, and then claiming it came from Australia, and then after a few months changed again claiming it came from the USA

[@brittanythompson9086]

Gain of function research... I highly suggestion looking into it and also listening to the podcast what really happened in Wuhan it's an amazing podcast by The Australian! They really did an amazing job researching and asking those involved the important questions. If you had even a speck of doubt before listening to this podcast it will clear it up. I was shocked when listening to some of these interviews.

[@Jaredsreviews]

Alex, I'll take things that didn't age well for $500

[@eh9084]

They won't correct it lol they are democrats.

[@Name-wu5hj]

Your animations are great, what programme do you use for your animations?

[@JimiArchive]

This channel is all over my KZbin recommended

[@fronk8151]

No one cares about your channel anymore lol

[@bloodyoce-]

@@fronk8151 fr tho lol

[@D3enjoyer]

@@fronk8151 i love tarkov.

[@Sirzhenshinzxc7199]

Covid-19 will win 💯💖😊😁🌟😍🤩🔥🎋

[@user-lr1nz1xz6w]

who are you and where did you get your tick from?

[@GaaraSands16]

at this point you'd think the UN would cite or ban china from studing bio weapons if they cannot/will not contain them.

[@clashshorts9073]

The UN is a joke. If they had any morals or cared for human rights they would stop trading with China and not supporting them AT ALL

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

I imagine it’s questionable and difficult to regulate because viruses and disease have to exist in order for scientists to develop cures or vaccines for them. Like Ebola has to exist in a lab somewhere in order to work on preventative measures against it. Most of these incidents weren’t caused by people trying to conduct bio warfare but people being sloppy in trying to prevent it.

[@ogginator]

China would just use there veto vote against that

[@Grogling]

Any other country would have serious consequences but as long as china keeps giving the UN its juicy blows they will never do anything. They are corrupt and joke. People should rise up though against the UN and shove it to china.

[@EyeOfThePhi]

@@clashshorts9073 facist

[@exmodeadpool]

I was a security guard at the US Embassy in Moscow and had to deal with incoming mail. One time I got an envelope with three letters and some strange powder. My colleagues suspected it to be Anthrax. Fortunately, it was not. Before I knew I was safe, the scariest thought in my head was calling my mom to say goodbye.

[@mrkim3257]

So some mysterious white powder arrives in the mail at the US embassy in Moscow. Well I wouldn't be offering cash prizes for guessing there was a late night party with much rambunctious diplomatic relationships taking place soon after.

[@exmodeadpool]

@@mrkim3257 it was an American embassy, not Russian. 😆

[@exmodeadpool]

@@mrkim3257 it was an American embassy, not Russian. 😆

[@mrkim3257]

@@exmodeadpool I never doubted that for a second Alexander, Americans have the best party powders and their not affraid to use them.

[@exmodeadpool]

@@mrkim3257 Maybe, but Russian Embassy in South America got caught using diplomatic mail for drug transferring.

[@trailrider6844]

Was waiting for this video

[@TeddyBear-um5ll]

You did give me a scare of smallpox while it was somehow leaked. No, it's never cool to be singled out or even ridiculed, nor being lied to. But, you are right about one thing. All it takes was a mistake.

[@feuccj5542]

Truth. If it got out again and began to spread it would cause a pandemic on scales we haven't seen since the 1340s.

[@Flamingo_Vlogs]

What?

[@MegaMozozo]

I mean we do have centuries of research on smallpox and it's the only (or at least the most major) highly infectious virus to ever be completely eradicated so it's highly unlikely to escalate to pandemic levels

[@feuccj5542]

@@MegaMozozo Besides "research" what else supports your hypothesis that it wouldn't spread worldwide in the time it'd take to produce enough vaccine to eradicate it yet again?

[@ryancornwell8563]

It’s only at one remote facility in the world now so the smallpox you can’t physically catch unless you study hard and get a job at the facility.

[@betterchapter]

Infographics show never fails to deliver high quality Videos with a wide range of topics. Thank You. 🙏

[@catman4644]

You mean such as referring to the Anthrax "VIRUS"? Anthrax is NOT a virus!!!!!

[@catman4644]

Ok I have just been informed by a friend that the Anthrax virus reference is a mistake in the Closed Captioning, the voice narration repeatedly (and correctly) refers to Anthrax as a bacterium and spore but the Closed Captioning titles that part of the video as "The anthrax VIRUS". Being hearing impaired I must rely on Captioning but when I mentioned what I had seen to the friend I mentioned he didn't know what I was talking about until I showed him the Closed Caption. OK Infographics I must apologize for my error.

[@dulguunjargal1199]

Sorry your not fooling us eith your alt account

[@catman4644]

@@dulguunjargal1199 ????????????????

[@Blackman12371]

@@catman4644 what

[@jannatian]

Hey guys. You used to be active on podcast scene, but no more. Hope to see you there again. Keep up the good work. 🙏♥️

[@roydrink]

There was a famous fly fisherman named Lefty Kreh. He worked at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in MD. and was exposed to anthrax. He survived, and a strain of anthrax was named LK after him.

[@Misto_deVito6009]

Man you'd think humanity would be SOMEWHAT careful sometimes jeez

[@conradmbugua9098]

covid is the start of the now world order

[@coolyeh1017]

A policy and protections are only as good as the people employing such policies. Sometimes it is by complete surprise, sometimes people go into autopilot and overlook something, sometimes the policy is wrong and needs updating. Which is why many policies are redundant as possible but even then there is a leak or failure somewhere along the line.

[@invictor2761]

*usa is putting nato troops on russias boarder even tho russia has nuclear weapons and then usa blames ukrainian annexation on russia* its mainly usas fault, like usual

[@qjames0077]

Yeah...this probably won't age well

[@antisocialantihero3464]

That was the point im sure

[@Evolution_10_X]

Yeah well it's funny alot of people including me got banned on Facebook for saying covid came from a lab a year ago and now it's a known fact! Gotta love the mass propoganda about a virus with a 99% survival rate. They will do anything! To get you to get your fauci ouchy and to wear your face diaper. This whole thing was to get us to sacrifice our rights for "safety" hmm kinda sounds like what they did with 9/11 and the patriot act don't it?....

[@soupfork6357]

@@Evolution_10_X also yeah sure it isn't that deadly but that doesn't mean u should just ignore it mutation exist it would simply mutate into a stronger one

[@funky_tree]

@@Evolution_10_X the chance of death is 2% wich doesn't seem like alot when you use small numbers such as 2 out of ten people but millions have it so the death rate is still MILLIONS. Masks don't violate your rights btw. And the vaccine ain't that bad, I got the vaccine not too long ago, was just a lil tired and my immune system was weak for a bit and it got better. So please stop acting like a baby. It's been TWO YEARS FFS

[@meteo5582]

your comment will

[@basdejong1598]

About those inflated suits. Having the tiniest of tears in it isn't an immediate risk. They're being inflated for a reason: pressure. By pumping air into those suits you create a greater air pressure inside of it, so when there's a tear the air would rush out (and more air keeps getting pumped in) blowing away microbes that could otherwise enter the suit. I often use such a trick for my study. Which is working under a bunsen burner. The blue-hot flame actually creates a so-to-speak umbrella of heated air to prevent bacteria, fungi, and such (which are always floating around in the air) falling down onto/into your stuff that needs to remain as sterile/pure (pure is more suitable, as I often need to grow a single strain of bacteria. So anything else found on the plate would render my results useless) as is possible.

[@stewiegriffin5275]

I know its been a year since this comment, but when working on cell culture in a biosafety hood, do we still need bunsen burner inside? I mean yeah we need bunsen burner to decontaminate some tube caps.

[@PracticalBibleStudies]

*SARS-CoV-2 is probably the most well-known to "escape" a lab.*

[@20PINKluvr]

Do they still not know if it was deliberate or accidental

[@PracticalBibleStudies]

@@20PINKluvr Someone knows.

[@neverman5083]

I always get terrified by these vids but for some reason I can't stop watching them.

[@aiyana_yk1557]

Same 💀

[@neverman5083]

@@aiyana_yk1557 same🤓😕☹️💀🥱🤓

[@christiangiddens3544]

Because it's interesting.

[@carsnquads]

Any government that is caught leaking viruses into the world should be held accountable and those responsible spend life in prison. These labs can be dangerous and need to come to an end

[@davidwinn2840]

This is happening now with Covid. It was funded by the US government through China. Yes to many people think the government is “here to help” when they just control us.

[@braith117]

Funny thing is that we still make and administer the vaccines for smallpox. I got one back in 2008.

[@god-hx7iw]

sadly that will never happen

[@kevin-wo4rs]

@@braith117 doesn’t everyone have to take it whenever they’re young. Like the vaccine record sheet where you take a shot of something every other year when you grow

[@braith117]

@@kevin-wo4rs no, we stopped giving it to the general public decades ago.

[@theCaterpillar1]

i feel bad for that doctor who commited yk what :/ i cant imagine the amount of guilt he had to suffer through

[@gillianderrick6158]

Hey infographic you might want to check your info for SARS because the 2004 outbreak was actually SARS COV 1 and that is why now the current coronavirus is SARS COV 2 however the main difference between the two was the actual desiese the virus caused for example the alpha, beta, delta and omicron cause COVID-19 however I couldn't find the name for the desiese the 2004 Coronavirus caused (probably UK censorship TBH) sorry for the huge comment but keep up the good work. Stay safe 😁

[@teflondawn]

you came to correct them and somehow managed to spell “disease”wrong…… twice

[@awetistic5295]

The 2004 disease was simply called SARS and the main difference was that it wasn't infectious before onset of symptoms. That's why hospital staff who treated the infected was at the highest risk, but it couldn't spread like SARS-CoV-2.

[@cyphernujabee7016]

Probably enlist the help of a proofreading friend.

[@DaNinja-mc6os]

I can’t be the only one who thought Covid right away

[@newvocabulary]

Because you have a brain. Pretty much everyone with one knows covid came from the wuhan institute of virology.

[@northwestgardener5076]

@𝕬𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖔𝖓 𝕸𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖔𝖗 Everyone that thinks, thinks it came from wuhan,,, everyone else doesn't think at all the just listen to what they are told to repeat.

[@hanyuzhang9566]

@𝕬𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖔𝖓 𝕸𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖔𝖗 Then why have china been so secretive about their labs, and rejected investigations

[@FloopyNupers]

Remember when this happened with bat tests that one time

[@mrvwbug4423]

The scary part is, that infamous island in the Aral sea where the bioweapons experiments took place ... it's not an island anymore, the Aral Sea long since dried up around the island.

[@ranaevalentine9876]

3:57 Thought the lil guy was some sort of sentient taco at first -- I guess it's time for new glasses.

[@jovanweismiller7114]

I was definitely born when Janet Parker died. I was 31, and I remember it. I still have the little scar from my smallpox vaccination on my arm, which I got in the 1950s.

[@gabrielkawa3477]

Biological weapons are still VERY much the name of the game even today.

[@larrythorn4715]

Remember when you could be banned for even suggesting COVID-19 could be a lab leak?

[@gerritkorditschke8447]

In case someone is curious - the scientist who wrote that note after the smallpox outbreak was called Henry Benson, and he was the leader of the microbiology department of Birmingham Medical School, where the leak happened. He killed himself on September 6, 1978 while in quarantine at his home in Cockthorpe Close, Harborne by cutting his throat in the garden shed, dying at Birmingham Accident Hospital a few days later.

[@hmg9194]

“That were actually lab leaks”...? Whatcha referin’ to there Infographics?

[@yasinistanbuli7837]

I have a question! What if our body stretched out for multiple miles, how long will it take for our brain to make our toes move?

[@AppleVsGravity]

Brain signals travel around 120 meters per second. Do the math.

[@nzgedits9283]

about 92 hours if the neural impulse travels in the speed of 268miles /hour as our earth is around 24860 miles

[@clownassbutthead6378]

@@nzgedits9283 thanks you're a champ

[@vroomvroom4061]

Well you would have a dead body if you stretched it out and a warrant for arrest

[@crazyfriend50]

Do you think the brain would speed up if you were dtretched

[@montecorbit8280]

At 3:11 Age of smallpox.... Otzi, the Iceman in Italy, had antibodies against smallpox....if memory serves me correctly. That is a little over 5k years....

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

[@weien_024]

I simply want to say thank you for making videos about this short but essential part of history with regards to viruses. Plus, i noticed your animations started adding actual photos into it. That's more like it

[@orenges]

Weirdest virus/pandemic i can think of is majority of bunny rabbits becoming 145-202CM tall, having deformed bucked faces and mercilessly killing anyone or any animal they come upon with their newfound better strength. It's also probably airborne, but only too other rabbits, while most other things are carriers

[@funky_tree]

That's terrifying

[@jackmariner]

It’s from the rabbit that guards the tomb in Monty python

[@theserpent8667]

@@jackmariner The Killer Bunny.

[@crazyfriend50]

@@theserpent8667 oh no

[@andrewgoss1682]

Are you thinking of kangaroos

[@ms.donaldson2533]

The "Lab Leak" that gave me COWPOX was a Department of Defense Employee - an Army Soldier, who was vaccinated and then sent on pre-deployment leave and he shared it with his mom. Johns Hopkins Hospital has Military Doctors on staff..... who knew!!!!

[@danielthecake8617]

Oh well, at least you'll survive smallpox now.

[@desmay2studios]

8:10 with Positive pressure suits, (Like the one described here) a small tear would not actually be a problem, this is because the air pressure in the suit is higher than the air pressure outside the suit, so if there was a tear, the air would be forced OUTWARDS, rather than inwards, preventing the virus from entering, and the air valves would kick in and feed enough oxygen to keep the pressure higher until the seal is fixed. only large tears where the pressure could not be maintained would be a problem.

[@dylannulph173]

Thank you guys for all the work on the vids

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

I always wonder if these viruses being studied are a benefit or a curse, I understand that studying them can be immensely beneficial, but for instance with what happened with Covid-19 I am starting to wonder if we shouldn't be playing with things we don't understand.

[@MrLogicTroll]

Just because you don't understand doesn't mean it's not understood.

[@KaotikBOOO]

There's thousands of animal viruses that could jump to human every day It happens every now and then and pretty much everywhere (it happened in Yosemite Park in California some years ago, a really deadly rodent virus) as long as it doesn't mutate to target humans, it'll cause at worst a few victims Not studying them is taking the risk to be unarmed in case it happens which could have big consequences (the very reason the covid-19 vaccine came so fast is thanks to the studies of other coronavirus)

[@iNS4N3xixSN1P3R]

@@KaotikBOOO corona virus vaccines have been produced for 10+ years, that’s why a vaccine rollout was considered swift, yet even though it was not an effective vaccine by all means

[@marciavasquez7423]

So then, what happens when a virus does break out? Cause since we havent studies it yet we wont be able to know enough symptons to start quarantine, or start to create a vaccine either, so it will cause more deaths.

[@Jamie-gd2jx]

@@iNS4N3xixSN1P3R facts

[@Salena905]

The thing is every lab in the world has probably had more leaks than we will ever know of. But Unfortunately it will happen especially if lab workers work for too long mistakes will be made .

[@colharris5283]

You should look at Gruinard Island off the north coast of Scotland, deliberately infected with anthrax by the British Government in 1942 and left uninhabitable till 1990 when it was finally decontaminated.

[@MrScaryPasta]

I love Infographics. They don’t care what KZbin tells them. Facts are facts.

[@therockinboxer]

great job asking the hard questions. i give you thumbs up

[@davidb4090]

4:01 you’d think a lab that deals with such dangerous diseases would be off by itself in a separate building or have separate ductwork with some sort of germ and bacteria scrubber system

[@AlukaXD]

You literally ignored the SARS in Hong Kong, it happend in late 02 to mid 03 and it was literally the precursor to COVID for us

[@Douglas_413]

the amount they upload is amazing

[@mariosnikolaou6164]

Love the vids keep them up

[@emmyturner7385]

I had to look it up. The scientist who wrote the letter sliced his neck open is his garden shead. He died and it's obvious why in his letter. He seemd like a good man who messed up. RIP

[@useless_furball4103]

6:33 Little Timmy, what are you making? no no no I said STOP😂

[@reeveswongpiano]

How on earth do they make videos so fast? Amazing work 👍🏻👍🏻

[@HarveyMeadowlark]

These videos help me sleep and it’s just about bedtime 👍 thank you for the fortuitous upload

[@Savgms]

Bro, I need to grow up, I can’t help but to think of this as an SCP breach 💀🤦

[@Calluxus907AK43]

Lol the background music sounds so invigorating.

[@p_campbell]

The CDC has stated that the worst thing that could ever happen is if Ebola becomes airborne..... then God get us all🤔

[@ryangoodwin3799]

Extremely unlikely

[@crazyfriend50]

God aint real

[@MrJamiez]

@@crazyfriend50 exactly.

[@kineezy1597]

@@crazyfriend50 you aren’t real

[@20PINKluvr]

The only reason why ebola was so contagious is that Africans have a funeral tradition where they have to touch the dead ..like ebola victims.

[@MagdaleneDivine]

"I'm lost in the supermarket" The Clash/ London Calling. In fact if you play that whole album while watching an entire montage hour long Infographic Show marathon its hilarious.

[@SIowpoke]

Kinda surprised real pictures were used in this video. This is a good thing! I often want to see something interesting that is talked about, but everything is always animated unfortunately.

[@daniseto8972]

i had variola or Smallpox when i was 7 luckly i had good medical treatment and nothing happend the only problem is that my whole body felt like it was on fire and it hurt.

[@jrkin]

I would love to see some videos on strange and unusual places like...the place where it rains fish

[@ericpinheiro1275]

I love the videos man!!!!!

[@johanalstad7768]

What wonderful age we live in when no one reacts to this

[@willd5131]

Remember the original narrator of the infographic show

[@rayray2613]

Plot twist: It wasnt a leak or an accident. Amusing to see people still give the ccp the benefit of a doubt .

[@masonpyle5929]

Because people who think this believe communism is a good thing.

[@crabrangoon2493]

@@masonpyle5929 thats our opinion

[@iambetterthanyouseriously9811]

@@crabrangoon2493 capitalism contributes to human suffering almost as much as communism.

[@kylet4869]

@@iambetterthanyouseriously9811 capitalism is why you have a phone and are watching a video on KZbin right now

[@kylet4869]

@@iambetterthanyouseriously9811 capitalist countries don’t have to build walls to keep their people in, unlike communist ones

[@arzej4729]

This channel teaches me so much, this is a channel that I can trust to give me facts

[@candidate3512]

the accident in which they needled themself is just so weird, put the glass into the table and use needle on it is not the hard part of the job.

[@kmk5239]

8:40 Yep. And when anyone says that, they’re immediately silenced.

[@calebhughes5767]

Go infographicsshow! No sides just info and graphics. Refreshing

[@1888Wyatt]

I feel like one is missing cant quite figure it out though.........

[@fredapples8655]

Where is the flu, AkA Covid

[@michaelmyers764]

yup ccp virus

[@1888Wyatt]

@𝕬𝖍𝖆𝖗𝖔𝖓 𝕸𝖎𝖘𝖍𝖔𝖗 No, one's definitely missing.

[@DoggosAndJiuJitsu]

Watching KZbin try to hide the truth yet again.

[@chrisjames3087]

A college professor told our class that the scenario outlined at the beginning of Stephen King's book *The Stand* would eventually come true. He's not a nutjob, he's taught at Cal, and he has tenure at a well respected university. I don't think I'd want to live through that.

[@agyakwakuananse4655]

How do scientists name viruses, bacterias causing diseases?! Just wondering how scientists arrived at their names such as coronavirus, omicron, ebola, anthrax, cholera, etc

[@H.R.6688]

Alot of times the name comes from the area it originated, ebola for example, is named after the ebola river in the congo.

[@PurpleAmharicCoffee]

Coronavirus comes from the shape of the virus and Omicron is a Greek letter used to identify the strain. Not sure about the others.

[@agyakwakuananse4655]

@@H.R.6688 Alright, I am wondering how they are named with some scary names. I didn't know there's a river in the Congo called ebola 😂😂, then I think the bats they were infected with the ebola virus are located along the banks of the river and hence the name 😊😊

[@agyakwakuananse4655]

@@PurpleAmharicCoffee talking about the shape I know of vibrio (comma), spiral/spherical (in the form of spring), coccus (circle), rods sometimes the names doesn't relate to their shapes. The structure of the black plague (Yersinia pestis)

[@H.R.6688]

@@agyakwakuananse4655 yeah there are alot of diseases and what-not named after the region or area it originally started.

[@moonmilk15]

It came from, you know where!

[@spookyspook6537]

Chay_nah

[@jorgealbertoop7952]

China.

[@slyfor2]

3 things to address here 1. Yes Ebola (specifically Ebolavirus Zaire, the most dangerous strain named after the area where it was first isolated, now called the DRC) has a 35-90% fatality rate per the WHO depending on strain and supportive care but the majority (99%) of reported cases and fatalities, thus determining the case fatality rate ratio, comes from Africa where supportive care is negligent at best where getting IV fluids in a simple bed is considered exceptional care. Dr. Shem Musoke was infected by a patient in the 1980s and received true intensive care and survived what was though to be Ebola but we now know was Marburg (far deadlier and in the same family of viruses, Filoviridae. WIth actual intensive supportive care that many poor African areas do not have, this may significantly reduce mortality rates. 2. Marburg virus was so named after a lab in Marburg, Germany had a leak that resulted in 1967 that saw 32 infected and 7 deaths. There have only been 2 outbreaks: one in 1998-2000 in the DRC that had 154 cases and 128 deaths (case rate fatality ratio, or CRF of 83%) and a second in 2004-2005 in Angola that had 252 cases and 227 deaths, CRF of 90%, per data from the WHO. There had been roughly 2 dozen other outbreaks but these are the only two with significant enough cases to produce a somewhat reliable outcome CRF with a larger population, n. CRF is estimated to be between 24-88% per WHO. 3. Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (VHFs) are very virulent and dangerous infections caused by Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses and have very basic and short genomes that are quick to replicate based on simplicity of RNA as well as small numbers of base pairs. They also use simple proteins on cell surfaces to gain entry to infect host cells that are on most cells in the human body meaning that when the host cell dies because they can infect a wide variety of host cells, there is wide-spread damage and systemic chaos as opposed to Hepatitis which only infects hepatocytes in the liver. Marburg and Ebola are nothing compared to far scarier VHFs such as Nipah Virus and Hendra Virus which both boast a minimum CRF of 40% and 50%, respectively (though these have very limited outbreaks and therefore populations, resulting in somewhat unreliable data).

[@grantt1589]

Bio lab: exists The one bacteria that escaped: I'm about to end this world whole career

[@Xxtayce]

Your channel has been starting out 2022 Based AF!! ❤️❤️❤️ Super excited about this.

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Actually, one of the reasons Ebola is so deadly might be the cytokine response

[@ev14304]

September 11th such a cursed day.

[@ragingjojo]

Covid in general

[@user-iw4gc9vt9p]

We all know what has leaked from the lab I 2019 and where it was 😫

[@user-ug2fu8mj2j]

The Soviets need to stop messing with Anthrax.

[@kinemelbye6634]

The background music was way too intense, I couldn't finish it with audio..

[@teshaunamorris9033]

me ok time to sleep Infographics-posts me- change that thought let's see

[@Baboner984]

Ah yes. The good old biohazard lab with nuclear warning sign over it.... My favorite one

[@cmelton6796]

Guess they're irradiating the place to try and keep the bugs inside

[@ericholland32]

Covid 19 missing from here though when the video was made we knew it was a lab leak lol

[@jonahsmith3164]

This video is really fantastic but also proof humanity is destined to fail.

[@eliaslara3251]

You forgot to mention the covid-19 lab leak!

[@garybrown2039]

Or the "gain of function" research according to Fauci.

[@jennyneon]

Imagine if COVID actually started as a lab leak...

[@darthsandgaming]

it did

[@darthsandgaming]

nono its actually made for a use

[@sinderbloq6466]

imagine...

[@yourwifesboyfriend8173]

I personally believed that China messed up, this virus is so unique and no one knows where it came from

[@jaym3548]

@@yourwifesboyfriend8173 it literally came from a lab in china and this has been established in 2021

[@ajew2528]

I hope a tornado don’t hit a lab😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@alansodope8444]

Guys turn in the captions/subtitles there’s dialogue missing where some sentences they removed talking about Ebola. @ 5:56 & other sections of this video.

[@lightstar1053]

You forgot covid

[@blaire7253]

for those of you who believe COVID conspiracy theories, COVID-19 can’t be a lab leak because at the time it was an entirely new disease and at the time labs were for studying old diseases, therefore the stuff that leaks out of labs can’t be COVID.

[@tigerboy977]

@@blaire7253 bot ?