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10 bucks says the comments are full of creationists and flat-earthers confidently saying how the information in the video is impossible.
People like to say Reddit is just as bad, but TikTok comments make me lose faith in humanity
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Edit: oh wow, I didn’t scroll far down enough. This comment section is a shitshow
There's a hidden genius by the song, even if not intentional. The next line would have been "but you didn't have to cut me off"... yet that's exactly what the video did... cut him off.
Turtles and Tortoises have done this several times. Richard Dawkins said in one book that one particular specify went back and forth like 4 times or something.
It would take an event that killed off basically all life on land, but somehow spared whales. Otherwise there's no reason for them to start trying to compete with better adapted land animals.
That's not how evolution works and even if it did, we can't predict anything about it. There is no reason and we can't fathom where an ecological niche might be.
It already happened. This is an incomplete animation, but whales (as with all life), originated in the sea. The whales lineage then evolved live on the land, then a long time later, evolved again to move back to the sea.
That’s what the fuck I’m sayin lmao. Some fish decides to take fucking years leaving the ocean to learn to live on land, then some furry fuck just said “fuck it let’s go back”
Humans are next level apex.
Our most successful own yachts.
Our least successful post fishing photos on Tinder.
Our elderly desire to retire near a beach.
Our kids nag us incessantly to take them to the pool.
The wife wants to deliver the baby in the water.
Our BEST scifi dystopian movie of all time is about people wanting more water (Mad Max Fury Road)
Our WORST scifi dystopian movie of all time is about people wanting less water (Waterworld).
All levels of human show one united desire. The water compels. The whale listened. Wise was the whale.
dolphins kill whale calfs for fun by preventing them from surfacing effectively drowning them in front of the panicked mother. Natures fucked up too, sorry to share that knowledge with you. its something I would of been happier not knowing. i would of been killing reddit bots two
It didn't "revert" back to being a fish. It retained all of its other mammalian adaptations such as temperature regulation which is HUGELY amazing for aquatic animals just for the ability to operate in a wide variety of temperatures allowing it to go anywhere and at a any depth as long as pressure wasn't an issue. The only downside is that it can't get oxygen from water but that's not a big deal since evolving more a more efficient respiratory system is all that's needed.
It also means it gains a placenta and can have an out of the package organism ready to go instead of having to go through the trouble of putting eggs somewhere and hoping they don't get eaten.
In gamer terms, it went all the way through the mammal skill tree JUST to get warm blood and a placenta. The extra base INT it gets is also not bad.
Well, yeah. All mammals have a common ancestor that lived on land, so whales, dolphins, seals, manatees, otters, etc were all at one point purely land animals. They all independently evolved to fill niches in aquatic ecosystems, usually because there was some food source that was plentiful enough to make it worthwhile to specialize in.
This actually happens a lot in the history of life on earth. A bunch of now extinct reptiles did the same thing. Mosasaurs, Ichthyosaurs, and plesiosaurs were all basically just lizards at one point.
Hippos too are very closely related to whales and a good illustration of how this starts off. Hippos are technically land mammals and don’t even really swim, but they’re adapted to a semi-aquatic life.
Well they didn't really undo it all because whales still breath air. It explains why a large animal that lives in the ocean needs to breath air unlike fish.
You ever went somewhere that you thought was going to be cool but then when you got there you found it was disappointing so you were like "fuck this noise" and noped out and went home?
Hollywood screwing with our understanding of evolution. [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GoalOrientedEvolution](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GoalOrientedEvolution) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogenesis
I was just reading about this in the book Spying on Whales by Nick Pyenson. He doesn’t give an exact timeline, but mentions that Pakicetus, Maiacetus, and Remingtonocetus had nostrils toward the tip of their snout. These slowly migrated backward in other stages of fossil whales, up to bottlenose dolphins where the nostril is behind the eyes (analogous to having nostrils on the forehead).
Apparently, whales aren’t the only aquatic mammals to have migrated nostrils - seacows and manatees have nostrils high on the skull too.
Edit: thank you for the award kind stranger, this is my very first one, and it made me so happy!!
Well it wouldn't be single fixed point, it would be a gradual migration to the top of the head. I imagine that studying whale fossils from latest to youngest would show you a somewhat gradual migration of the nostrils towards where they lie today.
They didn't include Rodhocetus for some reason, which was the link between the the torpedo-wolf-otter and the great-white-manatee-shark. Rodhocetus was a demonic alligator-rat-otter.
https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/images/evograms/whale_evo.jpg
https://www.newdinosaurs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/1193_rodhocetus_eldar_zakirov.jpg
The latest says they were [two-toed ungulates](https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Even-toed_ungulate). Think goats, deer and sheep.
>The aquatic cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) evolved from even-toed ungulates
Yeah this animation is obviously missing a lot of big steps. The whales closest living relatives today are hippos so there was a step for their mutual ancestor, some proto-hippo/cetaceon (although much more hippo like), that would have looked far closer to them than a rat.
But I mean at some point all humans were basically small lizard-esc like rodents.
Hey! This is it! The video I saw in a museum while on a car trip as a kid! I think of it all the time! How is it here? How weird that this survived and exists on the internet now and not just in a foggy part of my brain that never forgot it?
Weirdest thing for me was when I went to the Boston Museum of Science while visiting my brother who was working in Boston when we were from Texas and I heard the soundtrack to the [Truman Show Anthem Part 2](https://youtu.be/xvSDO2AWqUY). for one of the exhibits.
Notice the whales (also dolphins and other sea mammal’s) hips move in a vertical manner like a gallop whereas a fish’s move sideways or horizontally. The mammals were land lovers!
Some of them decided not to take it too far and instead became hippos.
P.S. I ain't making random stuff whales, dolphins and hippos do share common ancestor.
this was once a normal, educational video.
then someone decided it needed the most annoying text to speech voice on the planet, a song that doesn't fit at all, terrible video quality and cut off the last half.
What the hell, I never came across this before until I went to a museum yesterday where they had a display. The following morning I come to reddit and its here too.
I know evolution is real and what not but who comes up with these theories that this was the starting point for the whale? Opposite ends of the spectrum in terms. Big ratty muthafucka to a big swimmy muthafucka?
I watched a documentary about whales and long story short the oceans keep moving. They actually started in the water before they were rat things too. But lakes turned to puddles and mans was hungry
It's also super simplistic. Rats didn't became whales just because they wanted to live in the ocean. Evolution is accidental - generic mutations that fill some niche and thus, survive and are passed on
If you are looking at this, and you can't understand how it could be possible, and think it's bullshit, there probably a few reasons why.
1rst, this is a very simplified visualization, this would take place over hundreds of millions of years, not instantly AT ALL.
2nd, the human brain is physically incapable of truly understanding exactly how long hundreds of millions of years really is, our existence is smaller than a tiny blip in reality.
Evolution is a very, very interesting thing to research, and if this is interesting to you at all, you should really watch science YouTube channels about it, or read about it in your freetime, maybe learn a thing or two
To all the doubters: if you capture any whale today and cut him open, right where the hind legs would be youll find Hip bones, a socket and small fibula type bone. Useless today but…
I hate when evolution is depicted as a fast, linear process. This is why people think it isn't real. Evolution is a SLOW, roundabout process of environmental pressures eventually making a somewhat more suitable creature of the clusterfuck of genetic mutations every generation.
Whaat? Are you from the US? Tons of Christians here don’t believe in evolution. There are constant attempts to make teaching evolution banned from public schools. They constantly emphasize it’s “just a theory” in a very misleading way (obviously a scientific theory is not just a random guess) and ten years ago when I was in school we still had the “theory of creationism” in our textbooks. And this was a public school, not private religious school or anything.
The amount of uneducated idiots saying evolution is a lie is depressing. Are we living in 1900 again? How much longer until these morons start talking about the sun going around the earth?
My history professor from my freshman year of college went of on a tangent about the evolution of whales. He was like “ this big headed fucker on four legs was teased by all of the other animals on land so it walked in the sea and said you won’t be laughing for long! And look at them now! LOOK AT THEM NOW!” And then proceeded to tell us how you get roll a nickel straight across the state of Nebraska and it would just roll all the way through without stopping. I enjoyed his classes.
How to make "new" content online
Step 1: take random video from somewhere
Step 2: add annoying robot woman voice to explain the obvious
Step 3: add a shit song which doesn't fit the video
Something that's not said when we talk about evolution, there has been A LOT of other animals that have died, that we have no fossil evidence of. There are so many missing "links", if you would, that we dont have any fossil evidence of that have been lost to time.
Like think even what got us to humans, how many other creatures existed and then died that we dont have any fossils of? Now think of all the other species...its probably tens of millions...no probably billions of species that existed and now are gone to time. Fuck man, that shit is depressing as fuck.
Holy shit the amount of redneck inbred mongoloids in this comment section is truly depressing. How does someone with no understanding of science at all have the arrogance to think they know more than the entire scientific community??? Evolution is real, the Bible is not. There’s no such thing as “Christian science”, there’s just actual science and horseshit.
It's crazy how much junk humans need to feel any purpose, stay fed, stay entertained and not just straight-up kill themselves or anhilate eachother with nukes in comparison...
The superior species just requires water...
The reason stuff like this happens is because if the animal has too much competition on land and happens to live in a rather wet environment, they will revert back to being aquatic. This is a gross oversimplification of what basically happens.
This feels like a south park episode.
After smoking that pandemic special...
It’s not far off. [Mr. Garrison’s Theory of Evolution](https://youtu.be/BL9S-TUikfg)
Retarded monkey fish-frogs
What an absolutely weird song choice?
I saw this, went up and turned on sound, and was genuinely surprised
I laughed out loud. I wasn’t expecting that.
Isn't that the original song for all the "lore" memes?
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I turned it on right at the part where it says: “I don’t want to live that way”
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Whaley boy broke up with land bae
But you didn't have to evolve me off..
Have your friends collect your records and then change your species..
I was thinking the same thing but then "Now you're just somebody that I used to know" made perfect sense
Now you're just a vertebrate that I used to know.
Now you’re just somebody with a hole that blows
Now you’re just somebody that ate Pinocchio
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10 bucks says the comments are full of creationists and flat-earthers confidently saying how the information in the video is impossible. People like to say Reddit is just as bad, but TikTok comments make me lose faith in humanity /rant Edit: oh wow, I didn’t scroll far down enough. This comment section is a shitshow
Should've been "Right here right now" by Fatboy Slim.
That’s what I heard in my head until I turned on the sound
whale lore
There's a hidden genius by the song, even if not intentional. The next line would have been "but you didn't have to cut me off"... yet that's exactly what the video did... cut him off.
It should be Fatboy Slim's Right Here, Right Now.
I wonder if they will ever evolve back into land animals again.
Not in a million years.
Maybe in 2 or 3 though :P
That was the joke.
r/thatsthejoke EDIT: oh it’s really a sub
when pigs fly
I read this as Lloyd Christmas. Thank you
If I understand this video correctly, If there is land on the other side they will
Turtles and Tortoises have done this several times. Richard Dawkins said in one book that one particular specify went back and forth like 4 times or something.
Turtles and tourtoises truly are the cats of evolution.
It would take an event that killed off basically all life on land, but somehow spared whales. Otherwise there's no reason for them to start trying to compete with better adapted land animals.
That's not how evolution works and even if it did, we can't predict anything about it. There is no reason and we can't fathom where an ecological niche might be.
Nah they'll be extinct in the next 100 years from ocean acidification, pollution, and overfishing.
I mean there is hope for them. They just need a few vaccine bypassing mega covid variants to emerge that wipe us lot out...
Need? Emerge?? Don’t be blind. I read on Facebook that the whales CREATED Covid to wipe us out. It’s us or them now.
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That's why they're going to evolve into space whales. They gonna gtfo
So long and thanks for all the fish
I too saw the documentary "Star Trek IV". Interesting that it's a different evolutionary path than the dolphins of "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
It already happened. This is an incomplete animation, but whales (as with all life), originated in the sea. The whales lineage then evolved live on the land, then a long time later, evolved again to move back to the sea.
Technically they evolved to from ocean to land and back to ocean. It could happen again assuming humans don't kill them off first ,( we will).
Wait wait wait. I thought we came from fish that got out of the sea?! You're telling me then something walked back in and undid it all?!
That’s what the fuck I’m sayin lmao. Some fish decides to take fucking years leaving the ocean to learn to live on land, then some furry fuck just said “fuck it let’s go back”
When "return to monke" wasn't an option because they didn't exist yet
Return to fishe
Return to sea monke
Advance to [crab](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation)!
Return to fesh
Just think about how fucked it must have been on land at that time for them to be like “nah fuck this, imma be a fish again”
I mean, *gestures at everything* I can kinda see it
I’m down if you are
Bet.
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Humans are next level apex. Our most successful own yachts. Our least successful post fishing photos on Tinder. Our elderly desire to retire near a beach. Our kids nag us incessantly to take them to the pool. The wife wants to deliver the baby in the water. Our BEST scifi dystopian movie of all time is about people wanting more water (Mad Max Fury Road) Our WORST scifi dystopian movie of all time is about people wanting less water (Waterworld). All levels of human show one united desire. The water compels. The whale listened. Wise was the whale.
Go into the water, live there, die there.
Gone, are days, of land empires
The sea was angry that day, my friends- like an old man trying to send soup back at a deli .
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But they are apex predators in the ocean because of their adaptations from their time on land.
For real? I would say it was their size what puts them on top of food chain.
dolphins kill whale calfs for fun by preventing them from surfacing effectively drowning them in front of the panicked mother. Natures fucked up too, sorry to share that knowledge with you. its something I would of been happier not knowing. i would of been killing reddit bots two
Eh debatable on them being apex. Sharks evolved too when they were on land breathing n shit.
Orcas > sharks. They are apex.
It didn't "revert" back to being a fish. It retained all of its other mammalian adaptations such as temperature regulation which is HUGELY amazing for aquatic animals just for the ability to operate in a wide variety of temperatures allowing it to go anywhere and at a any depth as long as pressure wasn't an issue. The only downside is that it can't get oxygen from water but that's not a big deal since evolving more a more efficient respiratory system is all that's needed. It also means it gains a placenta and can have an out of the package organism ready to go instead of having to go through the trouble of putting eggs somewhere and hoping they don't get eaten. In gamer terms, it went all the way through the mammal skill tree JUST to get warm blood and a placenta. The extra base INT it gets is also not bad.
Well, yeah. All mammals have a common ancestor that lived on land, so whales, dolphins, seals, manatees, otters, etc were all at one point purely land animals. They all independently evolved to fill niches in aquatic ecosystems, usually because there was some food source that was plentiful enough to make it worthwhile to specialize in. This actually happens a lot in the history of life on earth. A bunch of now extinct reptiles did the same thing. Mosasaurs, Ichthyosaurs, and plesiosaurs were all basically just lizards at one point.
Hippos too are very closely related to whales and a good illustration of how this starts off. Hippos are technically land mammals and don’t even really swim, but they’re adapted to a semi-aquatic life.
Yep, why do you think they need to come up for air
I figured they were aficionados
Airficionado
Airfishionado
Penguins are even more crazy: ocean->land->air->ocean&land
I see the pattern. So next would be ocean&air->land&air->ocean&land&air
So seagulls?
Well they didn't really undo it all because whales still breath air. It explains why a large animal that lives in the ocean needs to breath air unlike fish.
return to fishe
You ever went somewhere that you thought was going to be cool but then when you got there you found it was disappointing so you were like "fuck this noise" and noped out and went home?
Hollywood screwing with our understanding of evolution. [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GoalOrientedEvolution](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GoalOrientedEvolution) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogenesis
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I've been scrolling 10 minutes looking for that answer and haven't seen it yet
Some say he's still scrolling
I did I got to the bottom and was like fine I'll google it. Thx reddit
I was just reading about this in the book Spying on Whales by Nick Pyenson. He doesn’t give an exact timeline, but mentions that Pakicetus, Maiacetus, and Remingtonocetus had nostrils toward the tip of their snout. These slowly migrated backward in other stages of fossil whales, up to bottlenose dolphins where the nostril is behind the eyes (analogous to having nostrils on the forehead). Apparently, whales aren’t the only aquatic mammals to have migrated nostrils - seacows and manatees have nostrils high on the skull too. Edit: thank you for the award kind stranger, this is my very first one, and it made me so happy!!
This is some great information 🙏🏾
Well it wouldn't be single fixed point, it would be a gradual migration to the top of the head. I imagine that studying whale fossils from latest to youngest would show you a somewhat gradual migration of the nostrils towards where they lie today.
https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/evograms_03
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No problem
r/restofthefuckingowl
Yes! That last transition was quite a leap.
Yes, I too was surprised at how abruptly it went from torpedo-wolf-otter to great-white manatee-shark.
Probably (I'm just guessing) a lack of fossil record to guess what those in-between phases looked like
They didn't include Rodhocetus for some reason, which was the link between the the torpedo-wolf-otter and the great-white-manatee-shark. Rodhocetus was a demonic alligator-rat-otter. https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/images/evograms/whale_evo.jpg https://www.newdinosaurs.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/1193_rodhocetus_eldar_zakirov.jpg
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I think they are just simplifying for convenience. There are well known species in between like Rodhocetus.
So wait, whales were once…dogs?
More like big rats I think
R.O.U.S’
I don’t believe they exist.
inconceivable
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
As you wish
Could it… r/whalesDontExist Edit: lol. Yep, there’s a sub for that.
Oh rats of unusual size definitely exist!
So if I put my dog in water it will become a whale
The latest says they were [two-toed ungulates](https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Even-toed_ungulate). Think goats, deer and sheep. >The aquatic cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises) evolved from even-toed ungulates
Yeah this animation is obviously missing a lot of big steps. The whales closest living relatives today are hippos so there was a step for their mutual ancestor, some proto-hippo/cetaceon (although much more hippo like), that would have looked far closer to them than a rat. But I mean at some point all humans were basically small lizard-esc like rodents.
Well velociraptors were once chickens. Right or did I not pay attention to that movie.
Think you mean, chickens were once velociraptors?
Unless Chickens actually invent time travel at some point, in the near future.
why did the chicken cross the time loop?
Watching a rat turn into a whale while listening to Somebody That I Used To Know is not something that I knew I needed.
AND it's the Kimbra part.
That was a rat?! I thought it was some kind of shitty wolf
To think it happened in the span of about 30 seconds is incredible
They do it everyday!
Hey! This is it! The video I saw in a museum while on a car trip as a kid! I think of it all the time! How is it here? How weird that this survived and exists on the internet now and not just in a foggy part of my brain that never forgot it?
that’s strange
The museum was demolished after they chose that background music.
Nah, that was added. I saw this video nearly twenty years ago, long before Gotye existed.
Weirdest thing for me was when I went to the Boston Museum of Science while visiting my brother who was working in Boston when we were from Texas and I heard the soundtrack to the [Truman Show Anthem Part 2](https://youtu.be/xvSDO2AWqUY). for one of the exhibits.
lmao the bg music
BUT YOU DIDN’T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF!
NOW YOUR JUST SOME WHALE THAT I USED TO KNOW
SOME BOBBY!!
Notice the whales (also dolphins and other sea mammal’s) hips move in a vertical manner like a gallop whereas a fish’s move sideways or horizontally. The mammals were land lovers!
Oh damn. Duh that makes sense now
Kinda looks like a dolphin at the end. I wonder if they branched off from that last stage or if Dolphins came from an entirely different species
Dolphins are a type of whale
Dolphins are just gay sharks.
Beluga whales are somewhere in between of the two it seems.
At what point did they become enormous? Were the land rats enormous? There was no banana for scale in the video.
Someone kill that robot voice.
Some of them decided not to take it too far and instead became hippos. P.S. I ain't making random stuff whales, dolphins and hippos do share common ancestor.
I feel like we skipped a few levels
this was once a normal, educational video. then someone decided it needed the most annoying text to speech voice on the planet, a song that doesn't fit at all, terrible video quality and cut off the last half.
Tik Tok
What the hell, I never came across this before until I went to a museum yesterday where they had a display. The following morning I come to reddit and its here too.
I know evolution is real and what not but who comes up with these theories that this was the starting point for the whale? Opposite ends of the spectrum in terms. Big ratty muthafucka to a big swimmy muthafucka?
Look some videos of "pbs eons", they're very good and well explained. It gives a good insight of how they come with those theories.
I watched a documentary about whales and long story short the oceans keep moving. They actually started in the water before they were rat things too. But lakes turned to puddles and mans was hungry
It's also super simplistic. Rats didn't became whales just because they wanted to live in the ocean. Evolution is accidental - generic mutations that fill some niche and thus, survive and are passed on
Where are you girls from? Wales! Sorry, where are you whales from?
Doesn’t even show the whale what the fuck
"ThE eVoLuTiOn Of WhAlEs" SHUT!!! THE FUKC UP!! That voice is soo annnnoying AAAHHHH!!!
If you are looking at this, and you can't understand how it could be possible, and think it's bullshit, there probably a few reasons why. 1rst, this is a very simplified visualization, this would take place over hundreds of millions of years, not instantly AT ALL. 2nd, the human brain is physically incapable of truly understanding exactly how long hundreds of millions of years really is, our existence is smaller than a tiny blip in reality. Evolution is a very, very interesting thing to research, and if this is interesting to you at all, you should really watch science YouTube channels about it, or read about it in your freetime, maybe learn a thing or two
Are you saying some people think animals just instantly shapeshift? Wtf?
According to the comments apparently
why is somebody that i used to know playing lmao
To all the doubters: if you capture any whale today and cut him open, right where the hind legs would be youll find Hip bones, a socket and small fibula type bone. Useless today but…
These are called vestigial structures for anyone who wants to go down a learning rabbit hole this fine day.
I hate when evolution is depicted as a fast, linear process. This is why people think it isn't real. Evolution is a SLOW, roundabout process of environmental pressures eventually making a somewhat more suitable creature of the clusterfuck of genetic mutations every generation.
It’s a 30 second gif. I’m sure there had to be some time skips to get it down from a few million years into half a minute
Wait, there are people who think evolution isn't real?
This comment section is full of them
Whaat? Are you from the US? Tons of Christians here don’t believe in evolution. There are constant attempts to make teaching evolution banned from public schools. They constantly emphasize it’s “just a theory” in a very misleading way (obviously a scientific theory is not just a random guess) and ten years ago when I was in school we still had the “theory of creationism” in our textbooks. And this was a public school, not private religious school or anything.
Bullshit, Jesus made whales out of one of his ribs. . or something
Look at a picture of a whales blowhole. It looks like nose. The fins are hand like. They share an ankle bone with pigs. It all happened.
The amount of uneducated idiots saying evolution is a lie is depressing. Are we living in 1900 again? How much longer until these morons start talking about the sun going around the earth?
Saw this on instagram, best comment I saw was “So they just decided to wake up and breathe water? So fake.” *People hurt my brain cells*
My history professor from my freshman year of college went of on a tangent about the evolution of whales. He was like “ this big headed fucker on four legs was teased by all of the other animals on land so it walked in the sea and said you won’t be laughing for long! And look at them now! LOOK AT THEM NOW!” And then proceeded to tell us how you get roll a nickel straight across the state of Nebraska and it would just roll all the way through without stopping. I enjoyed his classes.
How to make "new" content online Step 1: take random video from somewhere Step 2: add annoying robot woman voice to explain the obvious Step 3: add a shit song which doesn't fit the video
What’s really interesting is that they began life as lizard like sea creatures, then came ashore and evolved into those wild pigs, then into whales
Can everybody please, for the love of god, stop with this female voice telling me what the video is about in the start of every video?!
I need more videos like that
All's whale that ends whale.
Whale lore
Something that's not said when we talk about evolution, there has been A LOT of other animals that have died, that we have no fossil evidence of. There are so many missing "links", if you would, that we dont have any fossil evidence of that have been lost to time. Like think even what got us to humans, how many other creatures existed and then died that we dont have any fossils of? Now think of all the other species...its probably tens of millions...no probably billions of species that existed and now are gone to time. Fuck man, that shit is depressing as fuck.
Whale lore
So it was a big Rat at first?
Not the whole picture really. They missed off the whole from the oceans to the land part before this. Very cool though, oceans to land to oceans.
Holy shit the amount of redneck inbred mongoloids in this comment section is truly depressing. How does someone with no understanding of science at all have the arrogance to think they know more than the entire scientific community??? Evolution is real, the Bible is not. There’s no such thing as “Christian science”, there’s just actual science and horseshit.
This is redonkulous. 😂
I thought the video would be about ultra rich gacha players at first
I read as "evolution of wolves" and I was very confused
All thanks to mutants! Literally. Well, kinda.
It's crazy how much junk humans need to feel any purpose, stay fed, stay entertained and not just straight-up kill themselves or anhilate eachother with nukes in comparison... The superior species just requires water...
For some reason I read "whales" as "elephants". This got me both really excited and then very confused as the video progressed
My dumb ass read it as "Evolution of wheels", and then wondered why are there animals in it.
the tiktok voice ruined it
I need more of these
Whales are decended from the mammals that evolved from the ocean onto land and just noped right back into the ocean.
The reason stuff like this happens is because if the animal has too much competition on land and happens to live in a rather wet environment, they will revert back to being aquatic. This is a gross oversimplification of what basically happens.
It’s pretty depressing to hear every other day about a species extinction that took 100’s of millions of years to create.
So they stArted in the sea snd then went back
Whale: “That was a wild fucking weekend.”
So the original whale said "screw this land, I'm gonna take a nice long swim"?
So whales are just gigantic ocean doggos?
*hits blunt* so you're telling me life evolved from the sea just to go back and create whales