Why Animals Don’t Cross This Invisible Border 🚧 Wallace Line 😱

[@Google]

Found our next Google search deep dive

[@Tijn-nd8ro]

this the real google? i can’t tell with so many bots here

[@Tijn-nd8ro]

yeah this the real google i think

[@GeoGlobeTales]

Wow, thank you, Google! Glad you found the topic interesting!🙂

[@chicken9200]

sigma

[@Mesulopeum]

awesome sauce

[@Schmidddyyy]

I can't believe a bunch of animals and fish got together, drew a line, named it Wallace, and then agreed not to cross it. Nature truly is beautiful and complex.

[@pamgessler5923]

LOL. And isn't it great how confidently "scientists" declare what happened "over millions of years". They just make it all up.

[@Iloveicecream_]

💀💀💀

[@jazzyboy7784]

​@pamgessler5923 ..I know, must be nice to be able to claim things that nobody can dispute.

[@MusgraveRitual]

😁I wonder if, after more research is done, there will be a discovery of a thousand-year war fought between animals on both sides of the line that resulted in building of a wall invisible to human eyes to protect the peace on both continents. Nature truly is epic 😁

[@gianniskoukou1246]

Αυτός που έφερε τη ζωή στη Γη, δεν ήθελε να είναι παντού η ίδια.

[@InnaKlimchuk]

So, am I right in thinking this thing protects us from giant spiders? 😅

[@shaunny0208]

They’re starting to migrate out to the west on cargo boats 😩 ☠️

[@GeoGlobeTales]

@@InnaKlimchuk You figured out the real reason the Wallace Line exists 😂

[@NicholasJH96]

No Japanese has crab spiders.

[@alnika6153]

If you cross the line a dingo will eat your baby😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RandalReid]

@@alnika6153 Kirk Lazarus wouldn't like you joking about that. Lady lost a kid.

[@davezhu7651]

This line saved the whole ecosystem in Asia

[@virajl5754]

"This region is locked for your level, grow stronger to proceed"

[@rinkyouma2320]

Australia is where the boss monsters are 😆

[@ArkhitectProductions]

😂😂😂

[@boundlessblade5205]

​@rinkyouma2320 even if you maxed stats out it's still a hard 😢😢😢😢

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

I played an open world rpg like this. I swam around the continent found a place to climb and died to the first mobs.

[@pocaluneksmierci]

Paimon says you can’t explore that region yet 🥲

[@bobbic3011]

Ah! This is why the Australian wildlife is in containment.

[@emmanuela7528]

Madagascar’s too

[@brodiegriffin_is_Ozzy]

I'll take our wildlife over Americas . Big cats , bears & wolves , no thank you . Ours will kill if cornered or stepped on but won't hunt you / sees as food or not a threat ..... Except crocodiles , stay out of the water in the far north of Aus . Might be a case of better the devil you know . Lol

[@davidwilliams1086]

More to it than that

[@PaulF72]

Not quite! Monotremes, like echidnas have ancient ancestors in South America but you have to go back 10s of millions of years.

[@hollyfut]

What means they are in containment

[@Galimeer5]

"Everything the light touches is our kingdom" "What about that shadowy place?" "That's Australia. We don't fuck with that shit."

[@cameroon5404]

nice use of random profanity. That ruined your post. get a real vocabulary.

[@AceKaliburOfficial]

​@@cameroon5404 shut up

[@whyamihere5835]

⁠@@cameroon5404how is profanity not a real vocabulary fuck and shit are in both the Oxford and merriam webster dictionaries, just cause you don’t like profanity doesn’t mean they aren’t valid words

[@Dakarai_Knight]

​@@cameroon5404 Profanity was often considered the crutch of the uneducated. However that is extremely outdated considering the increased class mobility and the lack of a major cultural divide between these two groups no longer denote a lack of an education by the simple use of profanity and the notion that it does is an outdated, inaccurate, and egotistical view. In other words your comment shows your lack of education and awareness.

[@ThreeQuartOfficial]

Ah yes The land of the devil's pets

[@ninjakannon]

I've crossed the sea between Bali and Java, and the strength of the current is unimaginable. The enormous ferry I was on actually had to steer a long way away off the direct line between the start and end points before being swept sideways by the current.

[@dreamervanroom]

Was it the Batam Ferry?

[@YAWII-un8rf]

Justice to the kangaroo who sacrifice just for 60 second short video

[@philipinesdog8638]

Kangaroo is overpopulated.. 1 dead dont make it change

[@AllForManKind77]

😂😂😂

[@tus632]

Lame

[@Meharmah.YouTube]

RIP😂😂

[@ytleong_]

​@@tus632 You're funny at parties

[@corgy7730]

So a fish was like "Nah, it's too deep. I'll drown here..."

[@stanleyhochrein9136]

Originally... Yes.

[@zahrah_Clara]

😂😂😂🤣

[@alalalus7692]

It's more that it's too deep for them to have had land connection recent enough for land species to mix

[@domhamai]

One of many ridiculous leaps evolution theory must make.

[@alalalus7692]

@@domhamai you say that, yet this kind of biological barrier was the foundation of Darwin's evolution theory. If you consider this a leap, then it's no wonder you don't believe in science

[@letsreadtextbook1687]

As someone who lived in Sulawasi, cannot confirm there ever been koala there. There are however, tons of weird-looking marsupials.

[@johnsamu]

Those strange looking animals are called "tourists" .😉😁

[@cisium1184]

My cousin Roy is a weird-looking marsupial and he lives in New Jersey.

[@sunderland69]

As someone who first time heard about Sulawasi, i hope it's nice and chill there. The less we hear about some place on Earth, the more peaceful is life there, at least that's what i want to believe.

[@katokaoula4872]

Even fish? I'm not a expert but I can't believe that. 😂

[@lovieee702]

cuma ekosistem di daerahnya kak. itu di bagi tapi emg di daerah sulawesi-papua ga bisa hidup koala. cuma yaa teori wallace itu beneran ada

[@vannarocha7663]

This is so interesting. This page is so educative .❤ Everything they post I like. 👏👏👏👏

[@brianwoods6403]

As a kangaroo i can confirm we cannot swim 61 miles to the other side.

[@MuhammadRahatLatifTousif]

😂😂😂

[@jennifermosley2387]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@321okaygo8]

Yeah, me too! - Elephant

[@sokary8606]

I found this reason a little stupid...

[@thegdfp6447]

As a Reef Shark, we appreciate your periodic attempts.

[@edwardwong654]

It didn't stop homo sapiens. They had no clue of the Wallace Line.

[@MiorAdibZulkifli-ni9qh]

Actually, humans have already migrated here before the Wallace line even existed

[@PaleBlueDot-c8k]

interesting

[@NoralipHassanuddin-e3x]

​@@MiorAdibZulkifli-ni9qhThat is include Sir Wallace himself

[@thatpandaz6094]

Not even the North and South arctics was able to keep us away, we just built different

[@eVillGaming-eng]

Boats change the equation

[@princeofmonkey3506]

as Indonesian, we've been taught that there's not only one line, but there's two lines, they're Wallace's Line and Webber's Line

[@BlingCrosby-k9q]

True this. Thanks for educating.

[@yomstergilla7683]

Mark Webber's F1 racing line

[@princeofmonkey3506]

@@yomstergilla7683 bruh... it's Max Carl Wilhelm Weber, He is a german scientist

[@pakpohappy]

​@@princeofmonkey3506he's trolling 😂

[@dadwithnomustache]

Yup and area between wallace line and webber line is transitional zone with a lot of unique animals not found anywhere else

[@miamitten1123]

The animation of continent being formed was great. Especially with the sound effects.

[@praszu]

Except that this process never took place. Earth expanded. Used to be smaller.

[@Mary-cz5nl]

That poor kangaroo gave his illustrated life for this video😢

[@GeoGlobeTales]

I almost cried while doing this, especially when adding those dramatic bubbles😂

[@WadiParty]

Is he alive

[@GeoGlobeTales]

@@WadiParty Yeah, he popped up on the opposite side of the Earth😂

[@WadiParty]

@@GeoGlobeTales I think so he must be asleep in the water

[@ManuelFernandez-h2x]

🫵🏻😂 that is so funny about the kangaroo you said

[@maybe4549]

"Sir, the Wallace Line has fallen..." "FUCKING BIGASS SPIDERS!!"

[@equim7363]

"Sir, the second spider crossed the Wallace line"

[@armandmautanya2976]

There are 2 lines.. 1) Wallace line, which separates Sunda shelf and Wallacea area 2) Weber line which separates Wallace area and Sahul shelf.. These 3 areas have different fauna.. 1) sunda shelf : tiger, rhinos, elephant, etc (similar with asian fauna) 2) wallacea area : anoa, babirusa, komodo 3) sahul shelf: similar with australia fauna

[@vespli]

and then if Australia starts floating a bit lower towards Antarctica in the next few thousand or so years..

[@alexman8800]

Monitor lizards ? Plenty of them in Malaysia on the West side.

[@Gamers_poke]

​@@alexman8800komodo

[@Brachiblenny]

Ɓgʻft😮😮😊😊 I​@@vespli

[@robdom91]

Birds approaching the Wallace Line get a message popup: "Warning! Leaving mission area! Turn back!"

[@cheesesaurus]

the australian animals are beyond the weber line. edit for being redundant guys chill

[@nehmaytawy6097]

this video don't point kangaroo is from sulawesi 😂

[@cheesesaurus]

@@nehmaytawy6097 it didn't, but it uses the silhouette of one trying to hop across the water so it is at least implied.

[@NFC369]

You know in the east of Sulawesi there is also a mystical line , The Weber line is the second line that divides the central region from the east

[@bpa4728]

Koala and dingo too. Their placements in the video also confuse me.

[@Adrian004-w9g]

The point is whole Australian ecozone not specific island.

[@clockwork204]

Imagine crossing that line and life freezes for a second and you see the floating words... "Loading. Please wait...".

[@rep-vile]

They just haven't leveled or farmed enough to unlock next region, rookies

[@gancuimian]

aka air wall

[@faceswapspot]

imagine thinking this is profound. I hate zoomers

[@clockwork204]

@@faceswapspot It's a dumb video game / computer joke... who's thinking it's profound?

[@themadman3321]

​@@faceswapspotYou getting pissed off over a joke

[@caomouse8829]

Animals: "We can't cross that line" Human: "What line?"

[@button9]

yeah, humans aren't into natural lines, they like to make up arbitrary ones and tell other humans they can't cross it.

[@brianwilliams9813]

Whales and dolphins sharks a couple other species but yeah crazy how different the animals are

[@LupeC100]

Lol!!

[@akator3069]

"And you call yourselves advanced?"

[@Sweeti924]

@@akator3069yup, advanced animal

[@nancykutoma353]

Disney should consider making a movie based on this. Very amazing

[@johnsheppard4428]

I love that they show African rhinos and elephants and Indian tigers instead of the local Asian species.

[@mrwaltermathews]

And monitor lizards are mentioned when they're on both sides 😅

[@h_msk]

this dude looking to be offended

[@yuunachan_yuuna]

Lol, actually the one in the picture is local Asian

[@adisubiyawan952]

On the pictures are local Java animals...

[@MsBurnitup]

Rhinos are local to India and Asia too

[@Desiakbari]

As an Indonesian, I confirmed that there is no Koala and Kangaroo in some part of Indonesian Island called Sulawesi, Papua, Nusa Tenggara and other small Island

[@Dakefan123]

yeh idk what they are talking about there is no kangas and koalas on those islands

[@cadburry831]

there is Koala in New Guinea

[@TheKaniamania]

Kalo kanguru Ada mbak tapi namanya walabi dan ukurannya lebih kecil.

[@kharisma7158]

there are koala tho in manado, but idk if it was imported or not

[@cincaicincai7847]

so basically you're bullshitting yourself

[@TheROZ]

fish and birds absolutely cross this line an astronomical amount of times every single day

[@prestigev6131]

I was just about to say this. The only animals that don’t cross are land based

[@TheROZ]

@@prestigev6131 even that's incorrect tbh. we are mammals that cross that line in boats too

[@DoNotDial09]

Yes they do, but they don't stay there. I'm pretty sure that's what this video means

[@Yeetuz.Deletuz]

My guy no they fucking dont

[@ztgglis]

@@Yeetuz.DeletuzRude and pointless and low IQ response.

[@keithcanfield6519]

So cool! I love learning stuff like this😂

[@gerardfarresfranch7242]

Some hairless ape: "An invisible line no animal can cross? Challenge Accepted!"

[@wkbrl9805]

kendini hayvan sanmaya devam edebilirsin, Aslında Hayvandan Daha Aşşağılıksın. Kafirler Ebedi Cehenneme Atılacaklar ve Ebedi Azap görecekler. Hayvanlar ise Cehenneme gitmeyecek, kim daha Aşşağılık? Kafir mi yoksa hayvan mı?

[@davidderuiter726]

Also pigs crossed the line

[@guysocoollike]

That Kangaroo saved so many by yelling "Very Deep" while going down. Good Lad

[@EllaGreenn]

Also props to all the kangaroos who drowned in shallower water, yelling "Not super deep here guys, still unable to stand though!!" 🫡

[@mikamarius]

Malay Archipelago = Nusantara. It's NOT talking about the country Malaysia. But about the land mass area known locally as Nusantara - which encompass Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, the Philippines, Southern Thailand and some parts of Cambodia. In English, they call it Malay Archipelago as the language in those area is based on Melayu language. But our ancestors (nenek moyang) used to call the whole area of South East Asia as Nusantara.

[@FaridahMdYusof-om8hu]

👍👍👍

[@happyness8805]

Great explanation ❤

[@Jonnytm99]

it is called malay archipelago for some reason 😏

[@mikamarius]

We prefer to call it Nusantara as it means "in between Islands" and does not refer to any race or language. The Colonisers (British, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese) call it Malay Archipelago due to the language used in the area and maybe for political reasons.

[@pterodaktylussalvatu]

Well, people should Stop naming areas and start using the inhabitant's names for them. Nusantara sounds great to me.

[@myfluffyblanket]

Can’t believe I just watched a kangaroo drown

[@WrvrUgoThrUR]

Notice the “not crossed” in the beginning vs. the “almost never crossed” near the end.

[@basimali619]

“Not crossed” is spoken as a general statement, there can be exceptions. “Men are stronger than women” is a true general statement, but there are some obvious exceptions.

[@ShotgunRocket]

Yep. It was incredibly misleading and it was all just to say "The animals evolved differently and the habitats are so different that they usually don't have a reason to cross."

[@andrewsploditel4610]

Press F to pay respects to the kangaroo 🫡🫡😂😂

[@Panagiotis-cz4gy]

F We will miss you 😢

[@JohnnyKray]

F

[@tamaking86]

F as in. . .Fuck, the kangaroo drowned 😅

[@ULTIMATE_CHICKEN_DUOS]

F

[@marionegapatan-lotino3391]

F

[@tmtoymanufacturer]

Politicians be like "nature doesn't have borders!" Nature:

[@MrByars]

A human is not a tiger

[@Costa_del_Artlepool]

@@MrByars But we did evolve to suit our surroundings. Some of us anyway..

[@ethenawitch816]

@@Costa_del_Artlepool technically humans were/are a nomadic species.

[@thepeoplesprincipaltpp8776]

I love this channel, I’m do glad it found me.

[@Emerora]

I can’t help replaying the bit of the formation of the continents. It’s absolutely extraordinary to see, we’re completely insignificant to the history of the world, not even a snapshot. Our time here is so fleeting, just make the most of time you have, embrace life, forgive easily, be loud, be confident, do everything you want and be kind to everyone. Even enjoy the negativity, the downs, it’s a privilege to experience all emotions.

[@Talulah339]

I do too

[@MariaMaria-nx1ie]

Nice post, u re so right!!

[@dopeytripod]

pangea

[@Sabeeha-n1v]

I really needed this today. Thanks a heap❤

[@Emerora]

@@Sabeeha-n1v ❤️❤️❤️

[@DudeOfTheWeek]

Actually all animals made a pact 10.000 years ago; "whoever crosses this line is gay".

[@MrWallace484]

Haha 😂

[@MotorBorg]

Oh, so that's why some people are gay

[@rleor5694]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sakutaro3musik486]

but there are so many gay animals so did they cross the line or their ancesters? XD

[@BerideYoutube]

​@@sakutaro3musik486yes, but they can't reproduce.

[@whoisqay]

As an Indonesia, the theory of Wallace Line is correct but, between Sulawesi Island and Kalimantan Island, the animals are very wrong there man 😂 the Komodo are in East Nusa Island also no Koala or Kangaroo in here man

[@RickyBeast]

@whoisqay he never said that, the graphic was just showing which animals can be found east or west of the line, not necessarely on those exact islands

[@notmyname3556]

I think he meant Austronesian in general. From Indonesia to Oceania area

[@GeoGlobeTales]

@@RickyBeastexactly

[@ytrielful]

There’s a Kangooroo in Papua. Papua is the only island in Indonesia who has a similar nature with Australia

[@ytrielful]

There’s a Kangooroo in Papua. Papua is the only island in Indonesia who has a similar nature with Australia

[@thomasluechtefeld1562]

Wow, I learned something new today😊

[@NinjaLLR]

I can't believe I'm 25 years old and have never heard of this it's the coolest thing ever

[@jlilly7913]

Shyt, I'm 55 and I have a bachelor's degree from a top university, and I've never heard of this.

[@cedonullidude]

FYI, there are no koalas in Sulawesi. They are only native to Australia. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@penihandayani741]

No koala? I think you are have no brain either 😂

[@ARFMEDIAS]

True, living in sulawesi and been travelling through the south and central and south east.

[@the_black_douglas9041]

@@ColesGingyyeah, there are studies saying dingos originate in Northern Thailand

[@miftahulhuda5711]

Sulawesi bahasa Inggris nya Celebes bro

[@ZidaneKiano]

And why is Monitor Lizard/Komodo in Sulawesi? Lol

[@Boo.....]

RIP to the kangaroo. 💦 🦘 💦

[@PERUANO31]

:(

[@likebliss]

Omg why are you 💦 on him?? 😅

[@edvaldonataazevedodelima6274]

"Really deep!"

[@tanyaverma5511]

V.informative❤

[@Cjherand]

Because when those Kangaroos, Dingos , Monitor Lizards and Koalas crossed THAT line,, they got eaten by the Tigers and Stomped to death by the Rhinos and Elephants.

[@christineperez7562]

Elephants are mostly peaceful

[@AbandonedMilk]

@@christineperez7562 Just like the George Floyd riots

[@zex7689]

@@christineperez7562They hate kangaroos

[@0011peace]

@@christineperez7562 elephants do rampge n ,much like bulls

[@MrStredders]

It actually explains why there are no tigers in Australia ;)

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

Here’s the interesting fact, great whites are known to cross there because they are long distant swimmers and they are known to migrate from Mexico to Australia to Africa and finally up to the Atlantic and back. They cross the boundary like it’s a half way mark.

[@maayan1832]

This is probably why Australia is so strict about things you import. To protect the ecosystem

[@rudramahadev22]

Yet they have cats and rats which are not native to Australia

[@debmiskiw1839]

They learned not to allow non-native animals, fungus, insects, or whatever into their continent.

[@lawson6267]

@@rudramahadev22 Do you think we want the feral cats and rats or??

[@kokujin5446]

​@@rudramahadev22introduced by the sailors before humanity had common sense.

[@Mcguinness3]

Sorry Aussies, I'm smuggling in my frog

[@WeTheLittlePeople]

I'd love to see the EM specs on the rocks from both zones and the EMF readings. Wow. I never heard of this Wallace Line. Thanks so much!

[@kittykat334]

Sharks and crocodiles must be the two rebellious creatures who thought outside the box.

[@CharlesOrion]

and whales and dolphins and many migratory birds...

[@seanlow2033]

Monitor Lizards live on both sides of that line, too.

[@aufefallado1406]

Filipinos and Mexicans.

[@ECA2]

​@@aufefallado1406 Although Magellan arrived in Cebu (Mactan Island) in 1521 and claimed it for the Spanish Empire, it wasn't until 1565 with the arrival of Miguel López de Legazpi from New Spain (Mexico City was the capital) that the colonization of began at lasted until 1821. After the Mexican war of Independence, the Philippines were administered from Madrid until 1898 Spanish-American war.

[@yeasstt]

Whales, migratory birds, trevallies, mahi mahi, pretty much any other widely distributed tropical or subtropical fish

[@Sabrinapivasi]

Its not just Webber since there are three lines which called Wallace-Webber and Lydekker in Indonesia and the fauna/flora itself consists of 3 groups. Here's some information to know: 1. Wallace line regions : -Sunda Shelf (on the west) : Sunda Shelf is slab ranges from Oriental region (Asia Continent). A dividing line was drawn that passes through the Lombok Strait and goes straight to the Makassar Strait. This line ranges from north to south, between Kalimantan and Sulawesi, and between Bali and Lombok. This line complies the biologist name, Alfred Russel Wallace, who in 1858, showed the spread of flora and fauna in SUmatera, Kalimantan, Java and Bali resemples to that of Asia continent. 2. Webber line regions : - Sahul Shelf (On the east) : Sahul Shelf is slab ranges from Australesia (Australia Continent). This line compkies the biologist name Max Weber, who in 1902, showed that flora and fauna spread in this region resembles to that of Australia’s, which roughly runs between Sulawesi and the Maluku Islands and represents the western border of the Papuan region. The Sibolga Expedition (1899-1900) led by Weber found that plants and vertebrates were more precisely divided in the Tanimbar Islands. 3. Lydekker Line regions : Lyddeker's line by Richard Lydekker follows the Sahul shelf, thus runs between Seram and the Banda Islands in the west and New Guinea in the east. The Lydekker Line separates the Wallace area from Eastern Indonesia. 4. Wallacea regions (between Wallace and Lyddeker) : The area between the Wallace Line and the Lydekker Line is called Wallacea.Wallacea is a transitional area between Asian and Australasian fauna. This region constitutes of Sulawesi, Sunda Kecil (Nusa Tenggara both East and West) and North Maluku. Therefore Indonesia archipelago consists of 3 flora and fauna groups according to its spread, Asiatic/Oriental, Australis, and Transition Zone (This zone is also called as Asia-Australis Type). Geologically, western of Indonesia archipelago was attached to Asia continent while on the eastern of Indonesia archipelago was attached to Australia continent.

[@watchnerds]

📍 Pin this please!

[@AoAstar]

love me some good info- indonesia is just *better*

[@Lonedude1111]

That was actually very interesting.

[@undrwrldsk8fred]

I’m glad you were so interested.

[@codie2035]

Im glad that you are glad.​@@undrwrldsk8fred

[@my1stytchannel]

Dude... these animations are gnarly

[@balagopalg5560]

Animals : I can't cross Birds : Hold my feather

[@kucing3388]

Yea in fact bird not cross to....

[@NottRoyals]

this joke makes no sense he jus said birds cant cross either

[@anitapacheco8890]

LOL LOL LOL LOL

[@rizqi8938]

🐳🐋🐬🦭🐟🐠🐡🦈🐙🦑 : I don't understand what you mean.

[@paranoya733]

Pigs: hello i'm on both

[@ryan-shore]

There must be some extremely interesting fossils at the bottom of that trench 🤔

[@dwdwmusic4876]

Indeed it would be most interesting to find a fossilized cartoon kangaroo!

[@damondiehl5637]

Bones are absorbed by the water when it is that deep. There are no skeletons laying around the Titanic, anymore, only shoes and clothes. I don't remember the process, but deep water is missing certain minerals, so bones (calcium) get absorbed into the water.

[@ryan-shore]

@@damondiehl5637 Great to know, thanks!

[@UsadaKensetsu_Mercenaries]

Fossil of ancient marsupial holding a lee enfield rifle and funny Australian hat. Died by artillery shell. Or fossil of ancient tiger, probably stabbed by bayonet when holding the line against the ancestors of emus. The War to End the Ice Age.

[@kaeioshi]

In conclusion, you can encounter high-level creatures in Australia so they limit the exploration until you are strong enough to face these boss-type enemies.

[@creeperdash2967]

Finally a good KZbin short.

[@DecosvaldoPaiz]

This channel is awesome

[@PreppyPigFR]

hi

[@val-schaeffer1117]

The channel is very good taking liberal stand with facts.

[@leliad7602]

I knew that mammals would not cross the Wallace line, but this is the first time I've heard that most fish and birds won't cross! Very interesting phenomenon.

[@leonwijaya7698]

Yang membuat video keliru, Garis Wallace tidak menghalangi Ikan, setiap tahun Ikan besar bermigrasi dari Indonesia Timur ke Samudra Hindia dan Samudera Atlantik mengarungi seluruh perairan Indonesia, Tradisi Perburuan Paus di Lamalera Provinsi NTT yang menginspirasi Film Avatar "The way of water" ikan itu hanya muncul dan di buru sekali dalam setahun 😊

[@somponesakdy826]

I wish I have the line can prevent communism crossing.

[@myguykaikai9215]

Don’t believe it. KZbin is full of lies.

[@antonroland]

Fables and fairy tales🤪

[@heristyono4755]

I live somewhat near the line (in Borneo island) and I can tell you even the "homo sapiens" are "different". On my side the people have the characteristics of mongoloid/asian/malay, on the other side they have the characteristics of Australoid/Polynesian/Melanesian/papuan. Their skins are typically darker and more hairy. I hope this doesn't sound racist as shid.

[@anegg2090]

Im glad the invinsible line exist, I dont want to start worying about giant spiders in my backyard 💀

[@LBird_story]

Thank you for telling me this 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤🎉 🎉🎉🎉

[@rizqiarga]

It's because their geological places was evolve from different continent, and after hundred of millions years later they met on the same archipelago. Not because of the strait, and fish has no problem crossing the Wallace line

[@kathleencastillo9937]

This makes more sense😊

[@7hills812]

Yeah, it sounded weird - what do birds care - they’ll fly

[@NFC369]

The fact is that there is a major current route

[@eight8muzik]

don't believe anything you see on the internet

[@ashash9986]

Why not birds though?

[@johazelhindra2269]

In my theory (from school) That invisible line is making the flora of the indo malayan and indo australian Or the fauna too There is 2 invisible line the wallace line and the webber line The groups are: ( the names of the groups i dont know the english name so i will say it indonesian way ) A. Fauna asiatis (west Indonesia) B. Fauna peralihan (middle Indonesia) C. Fauna australis (east Indonesia) The flora groups are: A. Flora Indo malayan B. Flora Indo australian Hope this helps 😊

[@Nadezh-da144]

It doesn't. Information diarrhoea that explains NOTHING 😂😂😂

[@johazelhindra2269]

​@@Nadezh-da144 Bro i get it from my school

[@citrowiyono8469]

Not malay archipelago, but Indonesian Archipelago..😊

[@rin7109]

malay achipelago itu sebutan untuk daerah bangsa banga melayu seperti Indonesia, Singapura, Brunei, Filipina. bukan menunjuk pada negara Malaysia. kalau versi Indonesia itu disebut kepulauan Nusantara.

[@ismethchannel2804]

Indonesia just create by Soekarno that mean is India island.. 😂

[@dimasprayoga9350]

​@@rin7109apakah Papua termasuk malay archipelago? karena di highlight tu di video

[@edwinigore]

@@rin7109 jangan sotoy lu nyet

[@BonekaTinggalikat]

​@@rin7109Nusantara sama maksud dengan Archipelago. Nesia=kepulauan Archipelago =kepulauan Nusantara =kepulauan Cuma Nusantara ni buat warga pulau india rasa depa yang lebih layak guna.. Biasa lh nama pun raja claim + fitnah

[@Spencie_C]

Love this stuff!

[@JobertNeilCastro]

"Malay Archipelago" Dutch, British, Spaniards: our islands 😂😂😂😂

[@maretyawan]

british too... wkwkkw

[@trader398]

Portuguese and American USA

[@Sthuont]

The Malays did it themselves, they aren't the original populations of the area, they originate in Taiwan and they migrated down and colonised the lands displacing the Negritos and related people who still inhabit isolated areas in the Malay peninsular, Sumatra, and Borneo. Further east past the Wallace line they displaced the Melanesians too, although they are still present in many places, and still dominate the population of New Guinea.

[@angrydad83]

@@Sthuont dna result show that move out from taiwan peter bellwood teory are rubbish...

[@tachibanariine]

Tf you talking about ​@@Sthuont? Most Malays are from Indonesia. If you live here you'll know. Before Islam came here Hindus own the place. We did NOT colonize and displace anyone. We dont have dirty histories like the western countries. We migrate peacefully and live in harmony until the british came and colonize the place. The british or chinese even killed the first Malay that built a bank for our community and its report is hidden. If there's anyone killing anyone its the Malays getting killed by every race ever.

[@johnjosh7539]

The Malay Archipelago is full of mystery

[@kamilzakri]

king solomon empire

[@FirmanPutra-u7f]

Im prety sure indonesian archipelago near there

[@jean6ne]

is that real? ​@@kamilzakri

[@revilsanjiani146]

Thats why indonesia greatest country🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@kamilzakri]

@@jean6ne go study about borobudur temple

[@kerman7985]

The video is cool, but you can also find Monitor Lizards in Borneo island.

[@LCPFrederick]

yep, monitor lizards ar also in sumatra and mainland asia. maybe komodo is more appropriate.

[@LordApoca]

There are Monitors in Thailand too. Saw them all over bangkok

[@malikawilliams2019]

I love these videos

[@catblima21]

I love these kinds of videos. Interesting topic, so well explained, and great visuals. 10/10

[@armanfaed9110]

MashaAllah, creation of God amazes me everyday. So perfect from the sea to the sky. MashaALLAH

[@CharlesOrion]

no gods needed, evolution did a perfectly fine job all on it's own

[@armanfaed9110]

@@CharlesOrion yeah its mentioned arrogance and ignorance people like you in the Quran

[@dyflin3246]

​@user-bc6ph3yd1l I find that hard to believe but okay.

[@aangmaster9392]

​@@armanfaed9110 Funny how you mention ignorance when it's mostly religious people like you that ignore facts but keep projecting I guess

[@aangmaster9392]

​@@dyflin3246It's pretty believable and has more backed up evidence than some magic man, but I ain't gonna stop ya from believing that. Would make me no better than yall lol.

[@PurnamadaPurnamidam]

Barn Swallows: These birds migrate from Asia to Australia, crossing the Wallace Line in the process. Oriental Pratincoles: They breed in Asia and migrate to Australia, also crossing the Wallace Line. The Wallace Line primarily affects terrestrial animals more than birds, as the physical barrier of water is less of an obstacle for flying species

[@jamesroche3253]

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

[@Sthuont]

There are bird groups that largely don't cross the line. For example, cockatoos are Australian in origin and only one species exists past Wallace's line, the Philippine cockatoo... but the Philippines itself has a biogeographic line that makes it quite distinct from the rest of Indo-Malaya.

[@PurnamadaPurnamidam]

@@jamesroche3253 What do u mean African or European 😅😅😅👍

[@goldthorn1417]

As a Malaysian, i swear i heard hundreds if not thousands of Indonesian screaming in pain when you said Malay Archipelagos😂😂

[@himawari.520]

I don't understand why they're so traumatic by Malay. They seem forget that their roots were also Malay. Yet, they're so happy to claim the Dutch thing as part of their culture. We Japanese will never understand Indonesian way of thinking °=° so backdated but think they're superior

[@adityanoviant8180]

i m sreaming right now😂

[@denzelnomore]

true, as a chindo myself i can confirm those native indonesians are insanely overproud.

[@kuwgel7896]

​@@himawari.520so happy???

[@omannsoalie4170]

@goldthorm1417 Terimakasih banyak, saudaraku, atas penjelasan mu

[@badpeanut1892]

We actually learned this in elementary biology class, The Weber-Wallace line

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

So I’m guessing you’re from Indonesia?

[@artemisnite]

We didn't have biology until Junior high school in Texas.

[@charlie8344]

​@@leonardowynnwidodo9704they don't only teach this in Indonesia, I was taught this in 5th grade Philippines

[@charlie8344]

​@@artemisniteyeah but I think elementary is general science right? So it also covers some biology and tectonic plates

[@leonardowynnwidodo9704]

@@charlie8344 don’t want to make it sound like a competition, but I think this was taught in 3rd grade in Indonesia

[@MTkONE]

Fish don't cross this line? Salinity would be a more likely cause & not solely a strait (?), wondering hmmm but unsure

[@clarissaperez5849]

Good question ( leaving reply for reminder to check for responses )

[@JackahoonaLaGuna]

Le dot

[@KIMPOY971]

Fish cross the line but some species favors to live in a boundary that they're accustomed with.

[@fromulus]

Yeah that doesn't sound logical at all

[@jayess9933]

Salinity would be one reason; another big one would be temperature. The fish on either side would be used a specific water temperature, as would the things they ate. A quick drop to 250+ meters would change the water temps enough that crossing it just wouldn’t be worth the risk. They have no idea what’s on the other side, including food. All they know is their shallow-water food sources aren’t in the middle.

[@mme2755]

That's so cool i love these video's show more off them please.

[@NFC369]

Now, you will reveal the 2nd mystical line, the Weber Line. The line that divides the central region of Indonesia with eastern Indonesia.

[@WeggieQueen2005]

I love science and learning

[@bodesanad4328]

Thats called theorising not science

[@vasid-uz3up]

Some Indonesian are short thinkers ..they think Malay means Malaysia

[@denzelnomore]

exactly! malay archipelago is literally just Nusantara. im an indonesians myself and can confirm natives are so overproud thinking they be the best countries

[@Sewing3kp]

@@vasid-uz3up we call them Nusantara, so please do your own business 🙄

[@andrianm1736]

u see, based on History European sources called this area : Malay Archipelago. Middle east sources called this area : AlJazair Al Jawi (Java Archipelago). Chinese sources called this area : Nanhai or Nanyang (Southern Achipelago). Native People sources called this area : NUSANTARA

[@berserk9564]

Well thats no wrong, "Malay" not represent east and mid side of Indonesia. Its only represent Malaysia and west of Indonesia

[@andrianm1736]

@@denzelnomore u are Indonesian?? 😂 Dude u literally Singaporean

[@vl6468]

Very interesting thank you❤

[@mariantebb6730]

Elephants, rhinos, tigers .... and woodpeckers!!😂😊😅

[@Teddyponsel2626]

Have you been to indonesia?

[@PalisadePeryton]

Gonna go cross that line just to prove a point

[@tortangtalong1]

Philippines will probably be the safest. Growing up, never really encountered big predators, poisonous critters and such when in the countryside.

[@shananarocks]

Sure how about the US predators occupying your country.

[@tadanarilee6003]

Yeah they're dangerous but they are beautiful tho. What's the most dangerous animals in the Philippines?

[@kefkabal9614]

​@@tadanarilee6003 Buwaya

[@tomato8888]

@@tadanarilee6003snakes

[@strider029]

Nah we deal with terrorists not predators.

[@sharonl7493]

Very interesting 😊😊

[@jonguy4337]

That roo sank like a rock

[@eleden99]

Had no idea the developers were so thorough. Switching Servers is a big deal

[@TrollLol-rb9je]

I bought a boat , bought a bird and put it in a cage , bought a fish and put it in a a bucket of water and finaly drove over the line.

[@hahahaha-rh8rz]

stop

[@sasha_ytube]

did they died?

[@kimberlymartin4434]

Except it’s only thousands of years not millions or billions. ❤

[@GeOnMap]

Hi, you make really cool videos. I also started creating similar content about geography, but looking at the views, I want to stop creating content. If possible, can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[@timetoshine2752]

Just do more and more vids. You just Need one short that gets viral

[@raphael5984]

Love your content! 🤗I just subscribed to your page, good luck

[@GeOnMap]

@@raphael5984 thanks for support

[@GeoGlobeTales]

Hey, you did a great job, keep it up! Since my diction and voice aren’t the best, I decided to go with an AI-generated voice, so I can recommend you go that way as well. I also think you need to add a little bit more dynamic to your videos. I believe these two tweaks will help you improve your videos. Sometimes it takes KZbin’s algorithms a while to recognize your content and find your audience. Don’t give up!

[@GeOnMap]

​@@GeoGlobeTalesCan you give me your discord or something to contact you?

[@please-wake-up-now]

Crazy to think how just a line can separate so much diversity! 🌿 I wonder what it would be like if those animals could just cross it 🤔. Nature is wild! 🦘🌏

[@heristyono4755]

I live somewhat near the line (in Borneo island) and I can tell you even the "homo sapiens" are "different". On my side the people have the characteristics of mongoloid/asian/malay, on the other side they have the characteristics of Australoid/Polynesian/Melanesian/papuan. Their skins are typically darker and more hairy. I hope this doesn't sound racist as shid.

[@friedriceman]

When the continents were moving around there was a split second where it looked like the silhouette of a baby E.T. drinking a beer

[@Maria-mu4ol]

I love the way you think

[@Tottally-real-demoman]

Hey gromit, its pretty wonderful being able to see two completely different worlds on just a single line, ain't it?

[@godinhumanform9577]

I would try to cross it if I was a bird

[@maceinater]

I’m sure a couple have

[@theman8070]

I can see a very tall lady doing something with the water. Please if you also happens to spot it, do member me?... 😂😂

[@gerardogonzalez1217]

Many do. This video is not 100% accurate

[@Tururu134]

You wouldn't survive long. The survival pressure would force you to go back

[@Kaizer699]

That is not the mother nature works buddy lol.

[@dhruvrajmendram7496]

Even animals know the maritime border between Asia and Oceania😂

[@drjack5957]

That is precisely what I noticed when I was in Bali!😅

[@InfokuId]

I do birdwatching tours, I explain exactly this one everytime

[@alexknaus4511]

Good stuff. Thx

[@leaguemastergg3647]

Literally just learned about this in my environmental geology class

[@petesmitt]

Tell your teacher that evolution is a fable, I double dare you..

[@netofconsciousness]

Ok... Why are there no marsupials on antarctica then? They were part of the same landmass for eons

[@victoriasploditel3824]

Wow! So nice 👍

[@alfathrafathra4608]

As an Indonesian, i remembered learning about this in school and realize how diverse our animals are

[@2late4date]

I appreciate the kangaroo comfirming that it's "really deep".

[@jemima438]

I’m pretty sure you can only find kangaroos dingos and koalas further south on that really big island, Australia.

[@thatdude9588]

Australia isn’t an island

[@brin57]

@@thatdude9588 It's literally a land mass surrounded by water - the very definition of an island. It's also a continent.

[@thatdude9588]

@@brin57 continents and islands are two different things

[@rakishpotato4783]

​@@thatdude9588Tell us what an island is then

[@brin57]

@@thatdude9588 They can also be the same thing - As in Australia. Australia and Antarctica are the only Continents completely surrounded by water.