When Alien Students Discovered Why Earth Is Known As a Deathworld | HFY | SCI FI Short Stories

Dive deep into the mysteries of Earth with our latest sci-fi adventure, "When Alien Students Discovered Why Earth Is Known as a Deathworld." | HFY | SCI FI Short Stories. This episode explores the intense and perilous reasons why our planet is famously termed a 'Deathworld' by civilizations across the galaxy.
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Witness as a group of alien students from a distant galaxy embark on a critical research mission to Earth, only to find themselves faced with its brutal natural environments and the resilient species that inhabit it. From venomous creatures and extreme weather conditions to the unpredictability of human behavior, Earth is a planet of survival extremes.
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Experience Earth's daunting reputation through the fresh eyes of our extraterrestrial explorers. Their journey provides a unique narrative on the adaptive strategies and sheer tenacity that define life on our planet, offering viewers a narrative that is as educational as it is thrilling.
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[@Anothy]

0:10 "That BEANS from across the milky way" 😂😂😂

[@andrelimaveiga7867]

B E A N S

[@nmda4183]

Amazing story! Instructive and inspiring! Cheers mate!

[@robertgraybeard3750]

Wait - students from Venus, Neptune, and Jupiter? No way. BTW gravity on Jupiter is ~2.5 Earth's I'll still give the poster an upvote.

[@merlinathrawes746]

While I found the Galactic Acadamy seems to have an over abundance of students from planets in Earth's own solar system, which make the term Galactic a bit ridiculous, the story itself was a nice twist on the idea of a deathworld.

[@pheonixblue01]

If they’re in our system and don’t understand why earth is a death world, they’re retarded.

[@hillbillyhippipe]

hello there storyteller I have listened to this story a place to learn knowledge from throughout the star system from all Races all species but knowledge is a double bladed sword it isn't the knowledge that's good or bad it is the dick heads who have the knowledge thank you for a very good story man I liked it a lot...

[@pheonixblue01]

Fire whoever told you this was a good idea.

[@carlchapman4053]

ERROR - The story talks about humans thriving in extreme environments from the arctic to the deserts, then at 10:32 the narrative asks how humans survive in such a narrow range of temperatures???? Please keep the story consistent!

[@Dusk.EighthLegion]

Well in galactic terms, it is a narrow range of temperatures, minus 80 degrees Celsius to just over 50, it is kinda narrow when compared to space temperatures.

[@Wandering_Bear]

As soon as you start with inclusivity, I'm done.

[@pheonixblue01]

The story is honestly stupid. The “beings” are mostly retarded, and this story is lame

[@austinteal3645]

12:00 (Caffeine can have neurotoxic effects in high doses) That does not mean though that it is a neurotoxin what is a neurotoxin is the spice chemical capsaicin

[@goatkiller666]

“… with an emphasis on the most extreme survival adaptations found there.” That’s not humans. White Island is an underwater volcano that kept growing until it became an above-water volcano. It’s just north of New Zealand’s North Island. In the deepest part of the caldera, there is a pond… lake… something. The air there is poisonous. The water is boiling hot. And it’s acidic. In fact, because it’s boiling hot, and the nature of acidity being what it is, the lake is MORE an idiotic than acid can normally become. Back before the most recent belch there, the company that took tourists out there had you sign a waiver, acknowledging that if ANY geologic activity happened, the boat would leave the dock immediately, and leave you there. During the belch a lot of people died, so there are no more tourist trips out there. My inner 12yr old is screaming about a literal lake of boiling acid in the caldera of a volcano. There is a species of algae (or bacteria… I’m an expert in neither, so I won’t try to invent facts and just say it’s one or the other) that happily lives in that water. Seals can hyper-oxygenate their blood, then empty their lungs for less buoyancy, then dive downwards for 30min stretches. To hunt. Hump back whales do it better, then fight giant squid, kill them (maybe getting some new scars) and coming up for air. Species of Australian birds hunt by finding burning branches, dropping them on as-yet Un burnt fiends, then catching anything that runs away. We domesticated dogs. Maybe even different groups of humans in vastly different areas domesticated dogs several times. Dogs now naturally produce the enzyme for digesting wheat. Because humans eat bread, they learned how. Lots and lots of predators will attack and eat people. Then we hunt them down and extinct them. Grey wolves, red wolves, etc. Orca are one of the smartest marine mammals. They could easily hunt us. Orca hunt and kill Great White sharks. There has never been a confirmed case of an Orca attacking a human. (Maybe they’ll attack back, if we go at them first… I’m fuzzy on that use case, so I’ll call it out now.) We are nowhere near the most specialized adaptation on Earth. We are generalists.

[@debra-qq1np]

One of those sounded like toxoplasmosis. ... infected mice are attracted to the smell of cat urine rather than avoiding the smell of felines.

[@TonyCandelin]

Your AI narrator keeps skipping, always worth listening to your own stories before posting.

[@mutantplants1]

Students from Venus, Jupiter, and Neptune, all planets in out solar system where no intelligent life exists? What an absurd story. I quit it half way through. I've already wasted fourteen minutes of my life on this crap.

[@testickles8834]

you're on KZbin, you have wasted WAY more than 14 minutes

[@mutantplants1]

@@testickles8834 I know, as are you. I guess we're all hopeless addicts. (I won't ask how you came up with your user name. Craig Ferguson fan?)

[@testickles8834]

@@mutantplants1 Pinktacolicker was taken

[@EVH596]

This KZbin channel quite literally has “sci-fi” in its name, idk what else you expected. Of COURSE it’s not going to be realistic, we haven’t discovered intelligent life ANYWHERE else yet -_-

[@Dusk.EighthLegion]

It's a story about aliens for fuck sake, what were you expecting?