What Was Earth Like in the Cenozoic Era?

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[@leikukuifemaledaughter24]

What if time runs backwards in our universe

[@mauriciodiaz1310]

False totally false!!! We did not evolved from apes you fool. Why do we still have apes then? God created all things give God the honor and Glory he deserves!!!!

[@PatrickWatsonPDizzle123]

I got one for you what would happen if saber-toothed cats never went extinct or what would happen if someone brought the saber-toothed cats back or what would happen if modern-day big cats started to grow saber teeth

[@EASYTIGER10]

I've always known what it's like to live in the Cenozoic era. I'm still in it, as is everyone on the planet.

[@jsnake_]

what does this mean

[@michikatsutsugikuni3098]

@@jsnake_ The cenozoic is the current period. In the video, he practically says the cenozoic was until the end of the pleistocene, and at the start of the holocene, around 10000 years ago, it ended, but we still live in the cenozoic era/period so saying "how would it have been to live in the cenozoic era" is stupid, bc it wouldn't change anything at all. Edit: He didn't say it in the video, it just seemed like it at the beginning of the video. The guy probably didn't watch that part.

[@ukmedicfrcs]

​@@michikatsutsugikuni3098 Watch the video at the 8 min mark.

[@adiman_bakhur_pfart]

8:00

[@isabellind1292]

@@michikatsutsugikuni3098 Oh my goodness. You have a very analytical mind because it's beyond me but I'm impressed.☺

[@FebruaryHas30Days]

Early Cenozoic: Furries Middle Cenozoic: Mammoths Late Cenozoic: Ice age A little later: Cavemen making tools _Just_ a little later: Industry and colonization Near the end of the Cenozoic: Gen Alpha

[@akhiltk2107]

No we die

[@ukiss4ever7]

​@@akhiltk2107 No, we just turns into ashes like how it shows on the video.

[@thecaptain4630]

Surviving pretty well right now in the cenozoic.

[@pearljaime2]

How I'd survive in the cenozoic era? In my couch. Watching this video. Yeah. Ceno is pretty chill.

[@Tyranosaur678]

"The only era that will not end forever cenozoic era"

[@C3T1C]

I think we going to enter a new period in the Cenozoic era after a man-made extinction event.

[@spvillano]

At the rate we're going, we'll enter into a Venus phase. Keep heating, broil everything and everyone, call it progress and inexpensive energy on our way to the unburied dead phase of nonexistence.

[@macwelch8599]

Technically, we’re still living in the Cenozoic Era

[@erickhush-dn8ek]

yah

[@Detreaisland]

He literally says that in the video 8:00

[@Geojr815]

@@Detreaislandhe didn’t make it that far in the video when he made this comment

[@Blu3Dope]

​@@Geojr815obviously lmao

[@pegyfoukara1937]

True

[@MarineVet514]

How about a "what if we ran out of land due to the cemeteries?"

[@drekelley2352]

That's for the new species of A.I sentient robots to figure out after they kill us off

[@dylonpress7034]

I always wondered about that. I'll be damned if I have to sleep on top of dead people

[@adamgarner6903]

Being someone who lived in the Cenozoic Era, I can tell you all about it.

[@adiman_bakhur_pfart]

8:00

[@Ashwwinn]

Loved the video! You got a new subscriber.

[@jenniferdegrote3298]

Love videos like this!!

[@moukidelmar]

Most of these creatures are from the pliestocine, which is at the more recent time of the Cenozoic, which we are still living in. There is debate as to whether the current period should be called the Anthropocine or Holocine, but it's still the same ERA, just different PERIODS.

[@gammarayburst3482]

We’re still in the cenozoic, you should have said Pleistocene.

[@MePlayMiniWorld]

8:00

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Some necessary correction: The two groups of primates that eventually diverged from one another were not monkeys and apes on one side and all extant and extinct humans on the other. The more accurate separation being simians on one side (i.e.: monkeys; baboons; lemurs; etc. -- basically, any primate with a tail) on one side, and apes on the other (i.e.: gorillas; orangutans; chimpanzees; and all extant and extinct species of humans* -- basically, any primates without a tail) (*We humans, in fact, are apes)

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[@lightning77125]

It also had the Livyatan, which was bigger than the Livyatan at 17-21m and 59-66T.

[@davidcooke8005]

5:45 It's Dave Grohl.

[@itachi1165]

Wish could see how the lands looked back then etc prob magnificent before everything changed

[@Maliaombewa]

Thank for teaching me about this staff I always wanted to know more about megalodons but all I want to say keep up the great work 😊

[@sahildas.]

so you are suggesting the Cenozoic Era is as dangerous as the Mesozoic Era? (at a small part in the intro)

[@Brainfrogy]

I really like time travel topics

[@ebf1131]

Hi..may i ask from what film is this 0:15

[@mdmoinmiah7892]

if given the chance, i would love to meet and thank those who create these videos

[@deepakkonjengbam4087]

Yes......!

[@Stevejobs6343]

7:26 earth had more oxygen which would make breathing more difficult, can someone explain me this how its possible?

[@brookiiecookie199]

Humans can only stand a certain level of oxygen, too much can damage cells and tissue.

[@Bob6800a]

i'm not a biologist, but maybe too much oxygen is a bad thing. kinda like overclocking a computer, too much voltage and the cpu fries.

[@dylonpress7034]

All I know is we need a specific amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide along with other gasses to survive. About a 10%-15% change in either one is deadly. Just like carbon dioxide too much oxygen is poisonous and can easily kill someone. Breathing difficulty could be because one gas might be less dense than the other. But idfk I'm not a genius. You asked a very good question though

[@karlaconroy2099]

Professor Dave has good videos on geology.I just watched about the elevated oxygen levels- interesting

[@randallbesch2424]

We would have to adjust to it. The benefits are less disease, less snow on mountain peaks, more energy, larger arthropods and shorter life span. Bad part is the chance of over exertion leading to death.

[@fahimredwan]

Love what if videos🥰🥰🥰

[@EyeMan-iq3hs]

The fact that,We still live in cenozoic era

[@thecoolkidtv635]

What if the trench from the meg movies was real?

[@dylonpress7034]

If it was real I'd better freaking upgrade my fishing rods😂. Ngl it would be pretty freaking cool

[@d0nKsTaH]

Still no explanation on how the Mosasaurus died out and the the Megladon lived beyond them. They were both in the waters at the same time. The shark, seems to have lasted longer... but why?

[@bonniemob65]

They didn't live at the same time Mosasaurus went extinct 66 million years ago with the non-avian dinosaurs, due to the extreme climate change brought about by the asteroid impact. Megalodon only evolved 23 million years ago.

[@d0nKsTaH]

@@bonniemob65 Ah those sneaky videos I've seen seemed to put them in the waters overlapping each other at some point. Now I gotta track down which video I saw that claimed each other's bones had signs of fighting with each other

[@isabellind1292]

@@d0nKsTaHThose wooly mammoths from that age w/the spiraled tusks? I would think they'd be herbivores, much like elephants so do you think this shape of tusk would have facilitated in getting a better grasp at branches higher in the trees? Or were they fighting tusks? Or both?

[@d0nKsTaH]

@@isabellind1292 They were for kicking butt. Fer dang sure. :D

[@isabellind1292]

@@d0nKsTaH Dang, how big could all these giants have evolved if not for that asteroid? I edited my comment about the commentator referencing "climate change". Upon replaying the video, I was mistakenly referencing one of the other videos I watched on this channel. But I didn't hear the commentator recognizing any living creatures on the Earth at any time in its history as causing a significant impact on the eco-system and geology and yet he stated that the Quaternary Period (2.6M yrs. ago) recognizes the significant impact humans had on the eco-system and geology, so, what am I suppose to take away from that?

[@MatthewBrown-p7f]

I also love the steppe mammoth

[@Sahil-dz5ur]

Can someone tell me how can one create animation like this video or what kind of knowledge do we need to acquire??😮

[@spvillano]

Loads of skill and talent, most of which was poached by the makers from others. Specifics, beyond my scope and skills, but are available via trivial searches online for CGI animation. Software, some is private, a fair amount is open source. See skill and scope for my inability to bother trying to figure it out. I can get it to work, making it work in a useful way is for others. I'll do the tech, they'll do the monster making.

[@Rmm1722]

Good luck 👍

[@piergiorgiosaurus]

We are living in it right now 😅

[@emelio1022]

Yeah😂

[@Leopez02]

Cenozoic Era a new Season is Geologic Timeline what started in Cretaceous Era's Holocaust an over 65 Millions Years ago and it's still going on. Living in The Start of Cenozoic Era would be too DANGEROUS for Us, You will Die by a BIG Animals like Mammoth, Syberia's Horn, Saber Teeth Tiger, Bear (what was even BIGGER in Cenozoic Era) and if you wan't to swim, Megalodon will get You. So GLAD we're not in a Start of Cenozoic Era but it's still going on. By the way Climate Change is too BIG Problem and it's too STRONG in Today, what if there will be coming a New ICE AGE or Every Areas here on Earth will turn in to The Desert like what happened in Sahara because it was Green before it turned into The Desert. Would you make a Video What If Climate Change Starts a new ICEAGE? 🌎🌍🌏🌊🦈🦑🐋🏜🏞🦣🦤🐅🐻🏜❄️🌨🌩🌧🌪🔥🦖🦕☄️

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First video of yours I have watched.. pretty cool I’ll subscribe and watch more

[@kltsjalangombak2511]

I thought the internet started during this era but damn I'm wrong

[@dylonpress7034]

Me too guess I'm not a genius after all😔

[@Country-101ghy]

science here!

[@kimbratton9620]

Interesting!

[@thunderboltskyy8083]

I’ll have a blast

[@jonathan6935]

Maybe in the far future we can make a Time travel machine and we're close to it

[@tylerlormand5644]

NO WERE NOT WE CAN GO TO FUTURE NOT PAST

[@harmonyjohnson2401]

Time is the only thing that isn’t possible to go back lol..

[@fernferrer3018]

Epic footage good channel

[@sunnychakraborty9587]

I feel blessed to have been born in this modern time

[@profloganspace]

We are actually witnessing the 6th mass Extinction ( end of the cenazoic)

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

Not even close: Mass extinctions are extinction events where 75 to 95 percent of all life on the planet is wiped out.

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[@RoninX33]

Had to be exciting, anything you do is technically a new invention.

[@almoen5412]

It's the more oxygen that made it possible for gigantic animals... In my opinion

[@dylonpress7034]

I heard that from someone somewhere and I can't remember who. There was a study done and it showed the more oxygen an animal gets the larger it grows. I think the grow like 17%-25% larger or something like that it was pretty interesting to watch

[@LeSpongedeStardust]

Of course that probably was a considerable factor, but it wasn't the ONLY factor. As the video states, the extinction of the dinosaurs left a massive vacuum of power, which mammals promptly took advantage of. Since the mammals probably didn't have THAT much competition at the start, most species got more than enough food they needed. As the vacuum started to be filled, competition grew and as a result, the food started to be more divided between the animals, leading to less food for each and thus, smaller sizes over time to adapt to this reduction in food. At least that's my two cents on the matter, I might honestly be dead wrong.

[@Ghostalvaradosuper4181]

3:46 that's not true God created the earth and adam and eve were not monkeys cause God created us

[@PataFiniuss2023]

That’s just religion, bro.

[@brookiiecookie199]

Nah we’re talking about things that actually happened, religion is fiction

[@Ghostalvaradosuper4181]

@brookiiecookie199 Do you guys are wrong in revelation It says that god will come and all these fake galligations will be destroyed

[@ny3194]

Both r white so what about other n even if God create us mean homosopian what about other species of human

[@Weav576]

Why do apes have so much physical similarities to humans and also one of the smartest of animals that seem to be almost as smart as actual humans are? I think it makes sense to say we evolved from apes

[@sarbashiskahali8828]

What movies are those?? We need names of them movies man!

[@zakia-bin-salah]

I wonder how vegetarians would survive in this era lol!

[@mostawesomeflyer6164]

What if the Earth was tidally locked to the Moon? (The Moon in this scenario would orbit the Earth every 24 hours)

[@badarturkman1158]

I think mammoth were same as elephants but some trying to separate from current as many areas were open to them to move around.

[@myleswelnetz6700]

Which is still going on today.

[@Learnershe]

Such a great vdo

[@Daniel-l4w6v]

This era is not terrible and started when dinosaurs go extinct by Chicxulub or a gamma ray burst . In Triassic Era first mammals appeared and later during the Triassic Jurassic extincion these mammals go extinct and only dinosaurs were left

[@clarehennessey3653]

How can Oxygen make breathing more difficult?

[@papapapa16]

Eras, even periods, are too broad for measurement of time. Many animals belong in the same era and could be a few million years apart. Late dinosaurs are chronologically closer to us than to their Jurassic ancestors.

[@Skylark68665]

Please add Urdu language commentary also for better understanding.

[@akbarbaig2062]

What if you die I die every body die die.

[@ashleynorilus]

The platetectonic died and formed.

[@athulrajt2746]

What if Animals become immortal

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❤

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[@unstoppable9668]

It was true, I was there!

[@papapapa16]

Depends on what country you live in.

[@princeoludareakintola5758]

A lot of people that can't think for themselves watch all these video and take it as facts....no knowing its just theories for a nice bedtime story!

[@mattmccullough1093]

Scientists are still confused on how the mammoth became extinct because they Should still exist today. Some believe they were hunted in to extinction by humans. Some believe they became extent because of the continent separated.

[@mikeellis1302]

Neanderthal did not die off. The interbread with the other hominids.

[@paulcoleman5512]

He also weirdly left out cro magnon who greatly resembled modern day northern Europeans.

[@hamzasn]

I’m still surviving through it 😂

[@menon_ji4984]

We are still in Cenozoic era. You could have wrote mesozoic era

[@MePlayMiniWorld]

8:00

[@marsbalaba9373]

I'm still waiting for our extinction. But my whole bloodline would be dead by then if that happens. 😂

[@dylonpress7034]

Shall be a glorious day sadly I won't be around

[@markanthonylo4759]

Ngl it dun matter if C2 is a winter thing and leave the title shot up for All In, I mean it's not like NJPW dun do it the same way if not worse. G1 takes place just after WK, only to earn the payoff at the next WK for about 6-8 months if not more. So I'd rather have the C2 winner have the shot at All In no doubt

[@johnylee9896]

My question is why Some Australian animals are giants as compare to other animals of different parts of world.

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

Which Australian animals were "giants"? Actually...the largest Australian animals, were FAR smaller than the largest animals on Africa, Eurasia, and the Americas.

[@baroooooo6116]

How you can accepting or thinking that your grandfathers was monkeys or gorilla or or or .. in the end something not a human!!

[@AbsoluteAnna.-du3ux]

How did people wash themselves in the Cenozoic era? How did people in the Cenozoic era make clothing? What did people eat in this era?

[@roccosage8508]

Read MAN BEING VOLUME 1: THE TRANSMISSION. Don’t understand why it isn’t more talked about, mind blowing. Mankind’s origins and lost knowledge type of shit. A guy I met in the Mojave by chance while hiking told me about it. Paying it forward.

[@Spenceham-km3nv]

hey guys what if we extinguished tigers from Tiger like reptiles and then we did the same exact thing with all species of felines canines species of bears and the species of hyenas species of elephants swines equines and all of the today's species of mammals

[@keithstevens5614]

we're still in the Cenozoic

[@levindrasantram3085]

Damn I haven’t watched this channel in a year and bros voice changed

[@acephieetienne446]

Dinos were mammal like dinosaurs

[@TheAnimeExpression]

We are not the most important

[@KasturiAncahn]

Our ancestors did live so I think it would not be as difficult to live (with modern weapon and equipment

[@shaned7158]

How does more oxygen make it harder to breathe

[@sanatkundu2293]

1 hour gang

[@JordanRossman-h1f]

instead of recent life, they should change it to giant area. Giant is in about every other sentence

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A great channel for 6 year olds

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[@user-dk5vj2br1o]

Im pretty sure megladon wasnt in the cenozoic era!js

[@myyouth1947]

It l was

[@PIaneVR0]

60th like

[@AbsoluteAnna.-du3ux]

Did people have asthma in the Cenozoic era?

[@Weirdisjustabrownandyellowword]

What era do you think it is now?

[@bonniemob65]

Technically, we're still in the Cenozoic Era. Specifically, we're in the Quaternary Period, and even more specifically we're in the Anthropocene Epoch.

[@pacifique3943]

@@bonniemob65nonsense.

[@bonniemob65]

@@pacifique3943 It's not nonsense. Since the Anthropocene (modern day) is part of the Quarternary, and the Quarternary is part of the Cenozoic, that means we're still in the Cenozoic Era.

[@Weirdisjustabrownandyellowword]

@@bonniemob65 The anthropocene is still a controversial and not officially-recognised term. Officially we're in the Holocene epoch, but a lot of people want to call this part of it the Anthropocene because of the way humans have changed the world more than any species since cyanobacteria and become the first animals to cause a mass extinction all on our own. Whether this reclassification is necessary and justified is still a matter of debate. The main argument against the anthropocene is that human-caused changes in the world are so recent, but this is a pointless argument in my opinion because of how many of those changes are irreversible. I'm in favour of calling this the anthropocene.

[@Weirdisjustabrownandyellowword]

@@pacifique3943 At least explain what specifically you disagree with and provide a counter-argument. Just calling it nonsense and leaving it there doesn't convince anyone of anything except that you disagree with the above comment. It's not constructive or helpful because it's vague, so the only effect of your comment is the addition of unnecessary negativity to this comment thread. Say something constructive or don't bother commenting.

[@ezekieleisenhower82]

What hapoen to your voice?

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[@G1Grimlock94]

Cenozoic prehistoric mammal era

[@ernesthegmann699]

Look around we're in Cenazoic

[@MePlayMiniWorld]

8:00

[@MatthewShepard-os2gd]

What if everyone on earth woke up blind

[@Revealed2705]

Well we are surviving in the coenozoic era 😅

[@muzaffur]

Babbons were your ancestors not ours we are humans

[@Soloisbac]

id do okay

[@frankhernandez6883]

*I better NOT read someone mention Adam & Eve!!* 😋

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