When PLANTS Were the Rulers of Earth

[@Ricky-gc3nf]

Super cool

[@x13xmonkey]

You said Australia but showed a picture of South America. Check Check

[@CreatorOnline2.0]

Ahhh, I will punish my video editor. Bad boi! Thanks for watching!

[@martinphilip8998]

I’m listening for the skyscraper tall plants part. How many Eiffel Towers are they in height. I only speak French monuments in my spatial language.

[@sunshinecarnivores1919]

Good to see plants getting the spotlight for a change. They don't get enough love where animals get the spotlight most of the time.

[@gregbors8364]

IKR, animals always hogging the attention

[@orygungeeksolitude1380]

None of those leaves shown after introducing Ginko were Ginko. That was English Ivy and then some other leaf, dont know which.

[@WendellPterodactyl]

😂

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

I agree! I did a google search to make sure. There were 1-2 varieties of ginkgo before the dinosaurs appeared. I’ve seen two already that are growing in my yard! And none of them differ far from the ginkgo biloba I’m familiar with. I despise contributors who lie! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

[@jaredharris1940]

Hinkle can have variable leaf shapes, but not like that...

[@jaredharris1940]

Ginkos

[@Xesh001]

Generally a good video. A couple of errors stood out: 5:30 You showed a pictue of South America but said Australia and 12:08 You had the pictures of the Oak and Pine trees swapped around.

[@AncientWildTV]

great video, really fascinating stuff! i love how you brought ancient ecosystems to life. but honestly, it makes me wonder if plants could ever truly "rule" again. with all the climate change issues we're facing, shouldn't we be focusing more on how to save our current habitats instead of just reminiscing about the past? just a thought!

[@thewolf1630]

As always, great knowledge and content. Keep bringing it on✌🏽🤙🏾

[@CreatorOnline2.0]

Thanks for watching! Working on other videos these days. Two coming vids are about Arthropleura and Erythrosuchus.

[@thewolf1630]

@CreatorOnline2.0 Looking forward to it and passing it on to others.

[@Jfleshman1209]

This sounds like a botanist dream. Nicely done.

[@Nightscape_]

I'm so happy I moved to the Appalachians. The only plants I saw in So-Cal were tumbleweeds and a Palm Tree now and again.

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

Coal part about the Appalachians, you can find everything from Carboniferous land, swamp and sea sediments to early Permian river and coal swamp sediments to as old as the Cambrian period. 😮 I live in the Kanawha group in western Pennsylvania in the Appalachian basin and I do a ton of geological mapping and fossil hunting

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@Darth-Nihilus1 Although not strictly the Appalachians, the Maryland ophiolite is, I think a relic of a time when the Appalachians were being formed.

[@Darth-Nihilus1]

@@harrietharlow9929 eastern Maryland has over a billion year old sediment and some from the late end of the dinosaurs and a lot of 1 to 10 million year old sediment along the coast

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@Darth-Nihilus1 Wonderful. I'm probably weird but ophiolites are a favourite of mine.

[@Balthazare69]

Nice video, so many infos

[@WendellPterodactyl]

You should have watched it before posting it got a lot of pictures with the wrong names

[@dylancarter211]

No mention of fungi?

[@jonatantar4953]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXmce4mvYtpoerMsi=N10U02TcbnxlBwwm🍀 I found them an another one😍🍄🌍🎁

[@christopheryeagley2467]

Didn’t expect it in a video about when plants ruled the earth

[@LeongWengtzoou-rz9yx]

Cam you do a another paleogane vid (part 2)

[@CreatorOnline2.0]

Of course! What topics would like me to cover about the Paleogene period?

[@gregbors8364]

Feed me, Seymosaurus

[@libbychang413]

4:10 one litening bolt & its a massive wildfire...

[@rhoff523]

Some good information paired with irrelevant and/or misleading pictures and diagrams make this almost useless. Too many errors.

[@SB-qm5wg]

Fungus was first like Prototaxites.

[@James-id7ok]

You lost me at the sandworms WTF

[@hyper8545]

I wish i could smoke some dino weed or eat some magic dino shrooms. Lol jk

[@Karl.Jayce-DE]

Cannabis exists since 5000 years ago.. but I believe there was also some jurassic weed 4sure

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

The artwork is enchanting… we must get off of coal , oil , fracking even if I think it’s too late already it would be wonderful if we put nature as worthy as money.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

Nice artwork, but this is riddled with errors. How do these erroneous videos make it to KZbin? You’d think they’d have standards … 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

[@Nordic93]

This is probably just a content farm video.

[@Daniel-jk7pe]

Did you just discover KZbin? Anyone can make a video about anything and there's no rule that says it has to be factually correct in any way.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@Daniel-jk7peand that’s the reason things are going downhill quickly. The blurring and destruction of Truth..

[@paulbennett772]

I'm here to learn. Please point out the errors. Thanx.

[@philippegarreyn7919]

You obviously don't realise how much garbage there is on the internet, including KZbin. About 90% of the publications are just about good enough for the bin.

[@Borgassmord]

Random video clips with a generic voice dubbed over. Typical "nature doc" on KZbin. Hooray.

[@jeffmathis509]

👎. Booooo! AI

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Stuka Corsair Whirlwind

[@wolfgang757]

Nothing but another dishonest video just repeating useless things we already know and not delivering on what was promised. Waste of time completely.

[@jaredharris1940]

With abysmal pronunciations to boot!