Alien Biospheres: Part 6 - The Open Plains

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A change in atmosphere and vegetation forces our terrestrial clades to adapt to life in open habitats.
CAMPFIRE: www.campfiretechnology.com/pr...
PATREON: / biblaridion
MAIN DISCORD: / discord
ALIEN BIOSPHERES DISCORD: / discord
FURAHA:
members.casema.nl/gertvandijk/
CENTAURISM:
planetfuraha.blogspot.com/2009...
BIOMECHANICS:
planetfuraha.blogspot.com/2010...
planetfuraha.blogspot.com/2010...
planetfuraha.blogspot.com/2011...
SOURCES:
Burgers, P., Chiappe, L. The wing of Archaeopteryx as a primary thrust generator. Nature 399, 60-62 (1999). doi.org/10.1038/19967
Clauss M, Steuer P, Müller DWH, Codron D, Hummel J (2013) Herbivory and Body Size: Allometries of Diet Quality and Gastrointestinal Physiology, and Implications for Herbivore Ecology and Dinosaur Gigantism. PLoS ONE 8(10): e68714. doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone....
Daniel Holden, John J. Socha, Nicholas D. Cardwell, Pavlos P. Vlachos, 2014. Aerodynamics of the flying snake Chrysopelea paradisi: how a bluff body cross-sectional shape contributes to gliding performance. Journal of Experimental Biology 2014 217: 382-394; doi: 10.1242/jeb.090902
Grigg, N.P., Krilow, J.M., Gutierrez-Ibanez, C. et al. Anatomical evidence for scent guided foraging in the turkey vulture. Sci Rep 7, 17408 (2017). doi.org/10.1038/s41598-017-17...
Hawkes, Lucy & Batbayar, Nyambayar & Bishop, Charles & Butler, P.J. & Frappell, Peter & Meir, J.U. & Milsom, William & Natsagdorj, T. & Scott, G.S.. (2017). Goose Migration over the Himalayas: Physiological adaptations. 10.1017/9781316335420.019.
James F. Gillooly, Juan Pablo Gomez and Evgeny V. Mavrodiev, 2017A broad-scale comparison of aerobic activity levels in vertebrates: endotherms versus ectothermsProc. R. Soc. B.28420162328doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2016.2328
Nagy, Kenneth. (2005). Field metabolic rate and body size. The Journal of experimental biology. 208. 1621-5. 10.1242/jeb.01553.
Wainwright, Peter & Longo, Sarah. (2017). Functional Innovations and the Conquest of the Oceans by Acanthomorph Fishes. Current Biology. 27. R550-R557. 10.1016/j.cub.2017.03.044.
PICTURE CREDIT:
Calcite - Rob Lavinsky
Greenhouse-effect-t2.svg - A loose necktie
Coal Formation - Siyavula education
Flying lizard - Maximillion Dehling
Dragonfly - André Karwath aka Aka
Anurognathus - pterosaur
Seagull - Bengt Nyman
Sharovipteryx - Dmitri Bogdanov
Eurofighter typhoon - Vicky Burton
Shark and Tuna endothermy - Pearson Education
Japanese spider crab- Takashi Hososhima
Animals in Infrared - IPAC
Elephant: Charles J sharp
American Pygmy Shrew - Lil’ Big World
Vulture and Jackal eating together - Chitra2016
Spotted hyena gnawing gnu - hyena Serengeti
Turkey Vulture - Dori
Elephant side-view Kruger - Felix Andrews
Komodo dragon with tongue - Mark Dumont
Hummingbird in Topor - Dylan Maldonado
Iona west coast, Scotland, Sept. 2010 - Philip Capper
Q10 graphs - Thomas Shafee
0:00 - Climate change
2:12 - Brachyphytes
4:32 - Lophostomes
5:19 - Opisthopterans
11:15 - Titanopods
15:24 - Eurycheirids
18:49 - Leptopods
21:41 - Onychodonts

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@bloodypigeon Год назад

FULL LIST OF ARTISTS & THEIR ARTWORKS TIMESTAMPS Angelo M Lepore: 2:14 2:25 13:57 14:59 15:15 18:50 Kiwi the Cartographer: 2:30 4:18 Rhys Crow/R.T.C Studios: 17:11

@comiccat4650 4 года назад

Therapist: "Spider elephant isn't real, he can't hurt you" Spider elephant:

@esbastow 4 года назад

everybody gangsta til' the spider elephants appear

@JontyLevine 4 года назад

♩♬ _"Spider Elephant, Spider Elephant, does whatever a spider elephant does."_ ♪ ♫

@randomsandwichian 4 года назад

I have no fear. Earth: 1 branch of spider-like biology 1 fear. Bibl: All branches of spider-like biology All fear.

@colinhendrikx9648 4 года назад

Don't forget Spider Horse

@crackedemerald4930 4 года назад

@@colinhendrikx9648 and spider cheetah

@alexoscom 4 года назад

Oh god... The sea worms have evolved into hexapodal murder horses.

@siroescribano4872 3 года назад

December 2020

@maximillianpotter4819 3 года назад

this series in a nutshell

@theomnissiah-9120 3 года назад

Isn’t nature magical

@nullstudios2989 3 года назад

At least Christmas?

@AlphaFX-kv4ud 3 года назад

*Octopodal murder horses

@Nikotin-jn8wf 3 года назад

Imagine just vibing with your spider homies when you hear "The resulting decrease in biodiversity won't be significant enough for it to qualify as a full-blown mass extinction, but don't worry, we'll cover those in much more detail in a future episode"

@xtron1234 2 года назад

“Aw shit Hank better batten down the hatches we’re in for it.”

@GmodPlusWoW Год назад

That'll be Episode 14, whenever that drops. Probably some time after the New Year.

@copper803 Год назад

@@GmodPlusWoW hello from the new year!

@BrunoMaricFromZagreb Год назад

Well well,what a surprise. See you in ep14!

@innacrisis6991 Год назад

@@BrunoMaricFromZagreb Episode 14 has come. Brace yourselves, a storm of fire and ash has come to wash away the earth, and all that which lives atop it.

@cedeelbe 4 года назад

I love that the originally sessile branch is the one that developed flight at the end.

@bubbubthealmighty9240 3 года назад

I’m betting they’ll make the worlds first society

@R0NYFL0NY 3 года назад

@@bubbubthealmighty9240 ideally, diplostomes are the coolest ones tbh. The idea of a creature evolving from a sessile life, then making it to land is just so cool to me. Plus the diplostomes are significantly more different to life on earth compared to the other animals shown.

@confirmedbachelor4650 3 года назад

I love how everyone here is forgetting Vertebrates closest relatives are Echinoderms XD

@Lumberjack_king 3 года назад

Yep

@EG-hy9mv 3 года назад

@@confirmedbachelor4650 isn't there also a theory that the first swimming chordates evolved from tunicate larva?

@deathbyseatoast8854 4 года назад

Everybody gangsta till the land squids start flying.

@badimaaa4a548 3 года назад

Now imagine one of them flying into you, or, more specifically, flying into your face

@bradparris7651 3 года назад

Excuse me

@bigyonga6461 3 года назад

Bruh... I read this and it's now my favourite comment on the whole site

@temporaltoast9692 3 года назад

Everybody gangsta till the opisthoptera’s gladius snaps

@anon9579 3 года назад

I hope some of them evolve into predators that live like hawks and eagles

@znxzero6573 4 года назад

Ah yes F L Y I N G L A N D S Q U I D S

@monkydance2880 4 года назад

yep they exist

@auramaster2068 4 года назад

Okay but SNAKES!?

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

TBH I was totally expecting it to look like a dragon with face tentacles. You know, four legs and two wings. Before the hind limbs became the main wings.

@dogwithacoolhat 4 года назад

Nah ima call em Spring Bats

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

...huh. You know what? I think they fly in a similar way to Moths and Butterflies. Abdominal flexing

@adiveler 3 года назад

Meanwhile, at Marvel and DC: "Let's invent a new alien species... by taking a normal human being, and color it blue!".

@Lumberjack_king 3 года назад

Yep

@ronjayrose9706 3 года назад

And adding two more extra arms

@albussr1589 3 года назад

Well, Marvel got creative with the Citauri ... by giving humanoid beeings a hive mind. An an ugly face. Applause

@Lumberjack_king 3 года назад

@@albussr1589 baby steps every one

@stevenandersen6989 3 года назад

@@Lumberjack_king Baby snake steps: one small slither at a time ( or one non existent step at a time

@cthulhuwua5354 4 года назад

The dislikes are from the diplostomes who aren’t megafauna anymore

@xuanluu4873 3 года назад

But their smaller size and bit more varied diet allows them to survive longer

@kerb23 3 года назад

Fucking hell, I was wondering when I wrote this comment because I don't remember making it. Nice profile pic

@Trikip_ 3 года назад

Live audio recording of Diplo stokes and their view on the topic: “AUGHEU, GUEH GUEH AGHUER!”

@cthulhuwua5354 3 года назад

@@kerb23 eyyyyy. i mean it's a nice clean profile pick. Also very similar names lol

@cthulhuwua5354 3 года назад

@Nish The Great WHO HAS AWAKENED THE MIGHTY carson

@SteveMND 4 года назад

I can say without exaggeration that this is fast becoming one of my absolute favorite series of videos on RU-vid.

@far7261 4 года назад

Me too.

@paulpablo2131 4 года назад

SteveMND agreed

@aloedark5221 4 года назад

I agreed

@scptime1188 4 года назад

I wonder when intelligent life will evolve. Like, "Part 213: Humans" or somin

@mcash232 4 года назад

Ditto. It's fun to just watch the whole series to date every now and again for the couple of months we wait for a new video. :)

@insertnamehere8099 4 года назад

Oh dear lord it’s back The series of scientifically accurate lovecraftian horrors It has returned

@notbop9744 4 года назад

too accurate

@connorirons4542 4 года назад

If this world existed, I would totally go there. As long as I had a flame thrower or a gun.

@666wurm 4 года назад

@@connorirons4542 I'd prefer watching from orbit :-)

@CristianGomez-yu8gp 4 года назад

Spider horse

@theapexsurvivor9538 4 года назад

@@666wurm with or without atmospheric incineration torpedoes?

@vernstein3877 4 года назад

me : *thinking the animals are all small* biblaridion : 15:53 me : *falls out of chair*

@noden-srn 3 года назад

JEBUS CRUST THERE M A S S I V E

@KingNedya 3 года назад

@@noden-srn Ah, yes...Our lord and savior Jebus Crust.

@Midnight-7411 3 года назад

12:59 also

@culila 3 года назад

25:41 for more animals

@replay1530 3 года назад

Before the deforestation, they were upwards of 6’ 7”

@IncredibleMD 3 года назад

"Hm, no carrion around? Guess I'll just make my own." - Hyenas, sometimes.

@jorgeeldragon4704 3 года назад

Hyenas **usually*

@xjunkxyrdxdog89 2 года назад

If no foraged carrion is available, home made is fine.

@DigitalJedi 2 года назад

Those are some very proactive scavengers.

@greatestcrow2514 4 года назад

Every new part this becomes more and more interesting....and slightly horrifying

@alexandremagalhaes1774 4 года назад

Giant spider elephants

@erictheepic5019 4 года назад

Giant enemy spider!

@strangent404a7 4 года назад

@@erictheepic5019 doo doo dododododdoooo

@captaindonkeyballs 4 года назад

SHALL I RETRIEVE THE FLAMER BROTHER?

@csweezey18 4 года назад

GIANT PURSUIT-HUNTING SPIDERS WITH HOOVES

@TamTroll 4 года назад

Me: "I should work today" Biblaridion: *Posts Video* Me: "WELP!"

@sanguillotine 4 года назад

Just consider it research and then you’ll feel productive

@godzilla_fan_13 4 года назад

Me trying to do Quarantine homework RN lol

@henryattey3407 4 года назад

GodzillaFan_13 same

@joschuaknuppe5849 4 года назад

Yep, same

@ishanaprabhakar7542 4 года назад

literally me

@twelvethousandths1698 4 года назад

This should be made into a game. Imagine being with all these creatures

@viktormacabro 4 года назад

SPORE Revival...

@zenebean 3 года назад

I'm thinking Subnautica, but with more land... and nightmares

@BobBob-ol5wv 3 года назад

*coughs in thrive*

@KaiserMattTygore927 3 года назад

SPORE 2

@logandenton1622 3 года назад

Lol play Spore

@whoknowsthefuture 4 года назад

1. Imagine a creature which synthetizes H2 and stores it in a bladder to fly like a balloon. 2. I love the greek scientific names you invent.

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

Maybe a relative of the Sulfur-reducing microbes evolves to become a sort of Gut bacteria for that creature. I say a relative 'cause I don't think the microbes produce H2 like you said

@nvfury13 3 года назад

@@yannismorris4772 As they separate the hydrogen sulfide to consume sulfur they would produce H2 as a byproduct. It would just mean adapting a chamber that can store and perform a controlled release of it.

@xjunkxyrdxdog89 2 года назад

Morrowind's "netch" was a balloon-jellyfish creature.

@joaquinmorales2955 Год назад

But It would need more H2 in the atmosphere

@intergalactic92 Месяц назад

I was certain that this was where he was going with the flying creatures…..

@lorddorogoth 4 года назад

This seems like something from a sci-fi movie but its actually realistic. edit: I'm not saying there isn't realistic stuff out there. (there is)

@timotejmares 4 года назад

Jules Verne enters the chat :-D

@lorddorogoth 4 года назад

@@timotejmares Haha true.

@That_Rycto 4 года назад

exactly

@inquisitordave2751 4 года назад

Is there a specific show or movie that has realistic sci-fi creatures?

@Human-gu2cx 4 года назад

Timotej Mareš haha haha ThATs thE PERsOn frOm BacK To tHE FutUre

@LeafseasonMagbag 4 года назад

Oh god He gave the Surprise Squids the power of flight!

@dogwithacoolhat 4 года назад

Leafseason Magbag now they are Spring Bats

@jasonlewis4438 4 года назад

Flying Twerk MUTOs

@volcryndarkstar 4 года назад

Yeah this planet may not be suitable for human habitation

@jasonlewis4438 4 года назад

@@volcryndarkstar I mean, did the totally not controversial atmosphere not tip you off at the beginning?

@LeafseasonMagbag 4 года назад

@@volcryndarkstar did the sulfuric acid rain, giant spider-like megafauna, and forests that look like they're made of meat not tip you off to that?

@cybo_vampire9145 3 года назад

At first, I found the fact that these creatures evolved flight so easily to be unrealistic, but then I remember that this planet has only 80% of earth's gravity, and as such, it seems likely that many of earth's flying animals would probably be able to fly on this alien planet.

@zenebean 4 года назад

This series demonstrates how nature is fundamentally scary no matter which way it goes

@karnewarrior 4 года назад

The worst part about this series is the wait in between episodes. I'm just so fascinated watching these creatures evolve!

@rakeantl6730 4 года назад

I mean real evolution takes thousands to millions year. so yeah, we wait

@mandoad1841 4 года назад

I love yet fear these amazing monstrosities.

@riot2136 4 года назад

Omega yeah, I was not expecting the onychodonts to be that big. They are basically the size of rhinos but as fast as a horse and carnivorous, that’s crazy.

@CristianGomez-yu8gp 4 года назад

@@riot2136 well the gravity is weaker

@fissshy7 4 года назад

Whoa! A wild Karne appears!

@TamTroll 4 года назад

6:26 i love how what was once an outer shell is slowly evolving into a complete internal skeleton.

@farkbett699 4 года назад

That's how evolution works

@danthiel8623 4 года назад

I feel like that's how evolution works could be a meme

@farkbett699 4 года назад

@@danthiel8623 I wish

@TamTroll 4 года назад

@@farkbett699 and it's awsome.

@TamTroll 4 года назад

@@farkbett699 @Daniel Duntavs Saunders I could see it as a play on the "That's how mafia works" meme from awhile back.

@zinc_magnesium 4 года назад

A friend of mine sent a picture from this series to a groupchat with no context. Now I’m completely hooked, and apparently I’ll have to wait months for the next episode. This is terrible.

@mrboomward 3 года назад

Honestly I’m impressed he can make these as fast as he can given how in depth they are.

@engelhaust 4 года назад

seeing this series in my feed makes me feel like i'm 12 years old again seeing my favorite saturday morning cartoon come on

@Mdw2424 2 года назад

You have perfectly described my reaction! Ty!

@xjunkxyrdxdog89 2 года назад

Is the face small or is the head big? These are the questions that keep me up.

@itsa_possum 4 года назад

Its lovely how engaged the audience is, submitting additional artwork. This series is very interesting and well done, brilliant work and I am looking forward to the future episodes

@AroundTheCampfire 4 года назад

Can't wait to see what happens when some of the land species head back into the water... This is an incredible series, we're ecstatic we could be part of it!

@rolfpedersen8909 4 года назад

Will this series culminate in an intelligent species?

@_w.a.l.t 4 года назад

Rolf Pedersen god i hope so.

@randomsandwichian 4 года назад

@@rolfpedersen8909 I am pretty sure an erect, six limb sentient race will come out of this, if we follow a food-chain form of ecology here. The question is will we have multiple sentient species like we had with the neanderthal and homo erectus?

@tatertom2641 4 года назад

Those don’t count because there all part of the Sam genus

@ghastlit040 4 года назад

How to make a better Subnautica with Biblaridion.

@voxlknight2155 4 года назад

Cant wait see how sentient beings develop in this series, and domestication should be hella interesting. I am aware, however, that this will probably happen somewhere between the return of Jesus Christ and the heat death of the universe, but i'm still looking forward to it. All jokes aside, probably one of my favorite things on youtube right now. Imagine riding an Onychodont, That would be absolutely badass! Who needs a horse when you've got a huge spider monstrosity that can fucking stab into your enemies skulls!

@ronjayrose9706 4 года назад

Most of animals you see here would be long dead/extinct by that time

@draco6061 3 года назад

I can't like this enough!

@KaiserMattTygore927 3 года назад

@@ronjayrose9706 True but somewhat similiar body plans might exist, since that's kind of what happened on Earth due to Convergent Evolution.

@kt38138 3 года назад

Or being ridden by a species descended from the original sea flower pot: HEADCRAB!

@GmodPlusWoW 3 года назад

Considering what we've seen so far, I feel like this world's equivalent of a horse would be centaurid. Hell, for all we know, if this planet evolves a sentient lifeform, it might just be a centaurid, since it'll have hands free to do all sorts of fun and interesting things with.

@sc2_Nightmare 4 года назад

I do hope the Onychodonts evolve to be smaller. Maybe to the size of a cat or a dog. What? No. Don't be silly. It's not because I want one as a pet. _sweats nerveously_

@Minish4rk360 3 года назад

You can just get a normal sized one so robbers don't get in your house

@mpice2666 3 года назад

Or just get a Squid Birb because they’re kinda cute

@sc2_Nightmare 3 года назад

@@Minish4rk360 "A break-in? I do not know what you are talking about officer." _[sound of crunching bones in the background]_

@deltafighter3986 3 года назад

Well then you'll love the Allodonts and Thecopods!

@zanethethiccboi1020 3 года назад

“Hey Evolution, can I have a bigger brain for social interaction?” “To form pack structures and improve your fitness through cooperation with those in the same gene pool?” “Yeeeeessssss” Actually pack-bonds with sentient bipedal species like a boss

@ryukwalker6233 4 года назад

Alien Biospheres: Part 1000 - The Alien Internet

@optillian4182 4 года назад

*_S P A C E M E M E S_*

@cdemr 4 года назад

With one episode every two months because this is very complex, the 1000th episode will be realeased in ...166 years. So yeah, patience.

@dennisdanner4273 4 года назад

And at one point. One of the intelligent species will make its own animated series about speculative evolution. It's becoming an endless loop, help

@Flowtail 3 года назад

Proud to say i'm the 69th like :)

@DTux5249 4 года назад

From terrorspider to elephant, and then horses. Life is glorious XD

@cartoondinosaur7491 4 года назад

I wonder how the elephant spider taste 😋

@Jordan-pp5bo 4 года назад

Thanks Polypods!

@marcusrauch4223 4 года назад

While still being terror spiders.

@BobMcBobJr 4 года назад

@@cartoondinosaur7491 Probably like sulfur.

@cartoondinosaur7491 4 года назад

BobMcBobJr hopefully that won’t ruin the taste

@rottenguts123 4 года назад

As a paleoart nerd and life science major, this series fuels my love for animals and aliens. Keep it up!

@ruskyalmond1977 4 года назад

"Setnov's running hunter" is more terrifying than any lifeforms I've ever imagined.

@bigbrainboiii 4 года назад

oh now theres a flying "insect" evolved from the "sponge like creature"

@Sovairu 4 года назад

Isn't evolution fun!?

@Bananappleboy 4 года назад

Lets review: Theres people on the planet, and theyre chasing their food. Fart it, time to plant some grass. Look at this! I control the food now! Now everyone want to be my friend and live near me. :D Lets build houses, except mines bigger because I own the food.

@Vic_Lit344 4 года назад

@@Sovairu yeah!

@thea_kober 4 года назад

@@Bananappleboy ♪s o c i e t y ♫

@optillian4182 4 года назад

Guy pointing at a picture of a space anemone: Is that you? Space bird: Yeah, but it's an old photo.

@kj_heichou 4 года назад

Yes I love this series! I hope that at the end there will be an intellegent species.

@markkostecka1454 4 года назад

lets hope they do or don't make nukes either one is good?

@CrayfishCraig 4 года назад

I just can’t wait for the update on the aquatic ecosystem

@trulyidkman 4 года назад

@@markkostecka1454 let's hope they don't start wars too.

@linohawken2a486 4 года назад

It would be even more fun if there was more then one intelligent species

@markkostecka1454 4 года назад

@@trulyidkman yeah but nuclear cars and an utopia would be cool

@abyssal_phoenix 3 года назад

Ambush won’t be effective in the plains Lions: am I a joke to you?

@albussr1589 3 года назад

Well, that's a mix between Pack hunting and Ambush, so i thing we'll see that as those things invent Packs

@J75Pootle Год назад

The African savannah is a very unique type of steppe, because the grass there has adapted to grow far taller than most ground cover plants normally do, so there are actually niches for partial ambush/pursuit predators there. However, we can see on this planet that the brachyphytes are pretty short, so they will not provide enough cover for a lion-like niche to be practical

@esbastow 4 года назад

15:46 When I saw this I was like, "So THAT'S how big they are..."

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

Yes!

@liamjohnston2000 4 года назад

Yes, I'm so glad he added these size charts. I hope he keeps it up!!

@mozarteanchaos 4 года назад

i'm excited to see the marine fauna covered again! it's been a while since we last checked in on them, so even just knowing which groups went extinct would be exciting news

@Phantom-bh5ru 4 года назад

yea i cant wait to see what the creatures that will take up the whales nitch be like

@olafrandel3065 4 года назад

I wonder if the tidal difference with earth will be addressed.

@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 4 года назад

It’s gunna be scary

@freezedice5967 4 года назад

Let's hope there are no gigantic sea monsters

@velcalo 4 года назад

Wednesday: New minecraft snapshot, Biblaridion posts. Life is good

@junolee8826 4 года назад

mc snapshot + biblaridion = serotonin

@notbop9744 4 года назад

and scrap mechanic survival on thursday edit: thank you for the like

@earthterra8546 4 года назад

Lol

@Sci0927 4 года назад

deron streams

@flameendcyborgguy883 4 года назад

15:53 When you realize that those are technicly space-spiders, of the size of grown elephant and cow... Ah and also there are flying-jumping-squids.

@skaianDestiny 4 года назад

At least they're "only" the size of your head! :D

@flameendcyborgguy883 4 года назад

@@skaianDestiny For now( dum dum dum).

@kipper1668 4 года назад

I hope that once this is all done we get to see it all put together in some way, maybe a short CG tour of the environment or something like that

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

Yea!

@sharkquark6252 4 года назад

Austin maybe a game like Ark:survival evolved or Subnautica or Minecraft where we can play on this planet with this animals would be amazing 🤩

@Ptaku93 4 года назад

This would be a fascinating deep horror stuff

@cellularautomaton. 4 года назад

Honestly, I hope this just keeps going and going.

@Mr.Nichan 4 года назад

@@sharkquark6252 That sounds cool, I was actually thinking something something similar, but somebody else would probably have to make it (at least mostly), because I doubt that that much is in his skill set. (Honestly, how practical is it for anyone to make a 3D game like that by themselves?)

@Xalantor 4 года назад

Not sure why RU-vid suddenly decided to play nice and recommend a great channel for once but I'm glad it did. I immensely enjoy this series.

@CrayfishCraig 4 года назад

Xalantor welcome to the nightmare world of beauty

@connorirons4542 4 года назад

Prepare to see elephant spiders and flying jet squids.

@riot2136 4 года назад

Xalantor you’re lucky you just now found this and could binge the previous episodes lmao

@chrisgaming9567 4 года назад

So we have our first flying animals, and hints at a mass extinction in a later episode. Still nothing about pack hunting, poison/venom, parasitism, primitive tool usage or bioluminesence.

@droopsmoop 4 года назад

He might be slightly basing this history off of ours, so tool usage would be farther down the line than the other ones. Although it would be interesting to see some malacoformes ditching the rotting carrion and instead hitch a ride on the gigantic polypods instead

@seveneves7129 4 года назад

All those things are much farther down the evolutionary line if we’re basing this off of Earth evolution, also these videos and keeping track of all the species and their mechanics is a lot of work so he can’t get to everything.

@gyuseunglee8800 4 года назад

I want coral reef...

@AztecCroc 4 года назад

We're in the Carboniferous equivalent, maybe Permian equivalent at best, we're a long way out from those more complex adaptations.

@mattianoob99 4 года назад

Evolution is not a linear process, those adaptations will come when the conditions make it possible for them to be advantageous and thus be selected. We should also consider that for such adaptations to happen, the animals would need to reach a form that makes it possible for these adaptations to happen spontaneously.

@sharksuperiority9736 4 года назад

Very good. It’s always a good day when a new episode of alien biospheres comes out Also, I loved the original Elastiospondyls, and it’s hilarious that they have Become actual jet fightwrs

@TehJimlad 4 года назад

I love these creature designs. Would anyone else be interested in seeing plushies/posters of them?

@RoanCritter 4 года назад

Oh, I'd LOVE a Placostracan plushie!

@notbop9744 4 года назад

plushhhhhhhhhhhhhh

@mattza4383 4 года назад

DEFINITELY!!

@connorirons4542 4 года назад

Dromaeopoda plush. They just look so cool and creepy.

@anthonyweston3209 4 года назад

YES

@purplehaze2358 4 года назад

This series escalates in raw horror as time goes on. And I love that.

@annawing770 4 года назад

...Of course you of all people would like that the beasties here are getting freakier.

@teamaestro9200 4 года назад

Anna Wing I wanted to ask what you mean, but then I looked at the commenter and their profile picture.

@notbop9744 4 года назад

why is bright on youtube? cant he just shoot some babies out of cannons or something?

@yourladbrennen3130 4 года назад

sir dont you dare try some kind crazy experiment to reach this world or whatever...

@Bacony_Cakes 4 года назад

Of course you would.

@Mr.Nichan 4 года назад

21:27 I still have difficulty imagining that running very fast. It looks like the legs would hit each other.

@dudemysterious1623 4 года назад

The hind legs are bent backwards like the hind limbs of a cricket so they bend outwards not inwards so they do not overlap with the other limbs allowing for cursorial locomotion

@tvboxmimic7887 3 года назад

@@dudemysterious1623 And the other legs? The second pair of legs specifically look like they would accidentally kick or knee the legs in front of and behind them, causing the Leptopod to trip if it started running.

@ferociousfeind8538 3 года назад

Not cheetah-like sprinting, more like... very quick shuffling. They'll reduce the swing of their legs until they don't trip over themselves. Additionally, centipede-like walking would allow them to swing their front legs far forward, pushing their other legs back, before swinging the next set forward, then the third, and the fourth, followed by a somewhat clumsy moving all their legs back again, swinging the front pair forward again.

@Mr.Nichan 3 года назад

Some slight changes to the design, like making the whole animal longer or making one pair of legs further in or further out might help.

@ferociousfeind8538 3 года назад

@@Mr.Nichan even moving the second and fourth limbs pairs outwards or inwards just a little could effectively double the room their legs have, yeah

@Dagreatdudeman 4 года назад

What ever happens, its going to be one hell of a safari!

@mancheaseskrelpher8419 4 года назад

Please don’t forget about the aquatic life! They don’t just stop evolving when the first creature makes it to land!

@OviraptorFan 4 года назад

Yes, but’s it about terrestrial species transitioning into an aquatic existence, not nessecarily the already aquatic groups

@matheussandbakk9959 4 года назад

Oviraptor Fan He stated in discord that he’ll also evolve the already existing aquatic lifeforms

@mpice2666 3 года назад

Well your wish came true!

@randomstuffproductions540 3 года назад

U got you’re wish buddy

@silvertheelf 4 года назад

Oh boy, the “arthropod” mimics have became even weirder...

@Mr.Nichan 4 года назад

I guess you mean the polypods? It's not even completely clear which you're refering to (since the malacoforms have bug-like niches).

@RoanCritter 4 года назад

This is what happens when you turn a spider into an elephant.

@silvertheelf 4 года назад

Lol

@RAFMnBgaming 4 года назад

@@RoanCritter *Disappointed parent stare*

@pierreproudhon9008 4 года назад

Whoever drew those delicate imaginative pictures made my day.

@sharksuperiority9736 4 года назад

WHERE IS THE NEXT EPISODE, IM DYING HERE, all jokes aside, I love this content and channel, it is one of the best series on RU-vid, but I need help

@bloodypigeon 4 года назад

You will have to wait a week or two from now, that is at least the plan he has right now for the next release

@jzjzjzj 4 года назад

its been 54 days :''(

@DaniTheDeer 4 года назад

I was wondering if you were gonna mention hippos and whales when you brought up ungulates (whales and hippos both evolved from ungulates) so I was happy when you said terrestrial species are gonna be going back into the oceans next episode. Can't wait :D

@dirandrous7682 4 года назад

Imagine a swimming spider.

@xway2 4 года назад

@@dirandrous7682 I'd rather not.

@thesittingacheroraptor7565 4 года назад

@@xway2 you must, this is an order, not a suggestion

@csweezey18 4 года назад

S P I D E R W H A L E

@amfvideos6810 4 года назад

I wish I could go there. At a safe distance from the flying squids and elephant spiders of course.

@NoxaClimaxX 4 года назад

AMF Videos The elephant spiders wouldn’t be all that scary: after all, they wouldn’t want to eat me. The centaur spiders, on the other hand, sound terrifying

@optillian4182 4 года назад

Don't want those space elephants catching Corona.

@connorirons4542 4 года назад

I ain't going near that planet without military grade armour and weapons.

@gyuseunglee8800 4 года назад

Yes, I would absolutely get poisoned by hydrogen sulphide

@theloweffortchannel7211 4 года назад

@Cheri Mattice assuming Earth bacteria would survive in the first place

@peytoia 4 года назад

i’m so excited to see what’s been going on in the oceans!! also the art is a fantastic touch. i’ll be joining the fanart server to check it out and potentially try to help out myself!

@7lllll 4 года назад

finally, flying tentaclostomes, i was waiting since episode 3

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

Sweet... Wait THREE?

@7lllll 4 года назад

@@yannismorris4772 episode 3 is when tentaclostomes first evolved. i expected sarcopods to fly first though

@ayaannaha7141 4 года назад

Part 8: so the onychodontians evolved into six legged centaurs that farm red grass

@dankmememaster8792 4 года назад

*When I See This Notification I Was So Excited To See Part 6!!!*

@thehornwortofhornwort9832 4 года назад

STOP LIKING ITS AT 69

@Namonstar 3 года назад

I just found out about this series and this channel and I am so fascinated. Knowing that there are billions of billions of stars and planets and that there are probably more outside the visible universe, it’s not only possible but it’s probable that any, if not every, creature you have invented, actually exist (or existed). And so, listening to this, it’s like an alien coming in my room and telling me stories of its planet.

@rabbiconduit4835 4 года назад

It’s so awesome that people are making fan art about this world you have created

@Asurnasurpal 4 года назад

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA I love all the new art! And thank you for doing the body size comparisons! Also so happy for our good good elastyspondil bois, they deserved success. I wonder if we're going to see them ever secondarily evolve back to terrestriality. Also, I wonder how long its going to take to start to see symbiotic behaviors, or complex social relations. God, legit, never stop making these. They absolutely rock.

@catsoutofthebagg7838 4 года назад

I love to see that the opisthoptera evolved wings form the back Pair of Limbs cause shrovipteryx was a really cool creature that I wish would have had more time to evolved before it went extinct

@crabobserver 4 года назад

Let's ask tierzoo to make a tier list of this.

@jacobaurelius5361 3 года назад

Ehh

@eviljoel 3 года назад

Let's not.

@crabobserver 3 года назад

Do this

@ivysaurus267 4 года назад

this is legit the most interesting series I have ever seen! I've been using this series to slowly build a huge alien ecosystem in my dnd campaign. So far so crazy lol!

@yannismorris4772 4 года назад

God help your players. Have you seen the size of the Apex Predator of The Open Plains?

@bird2034 4 года назад

This deserves so much more attention. The thought and time that goes into these are so amazing. Absolutely fascinating.

@samfish2550 4 года назад

Now we have flying death spiders. God I love this series.

@14hourz82 4 года назад

is more like flying squids

@samfish2550 4 года назад

@@14hourz82 I'd rather the spiders, squids be scary man, don't mess with squids

@jclark2752 4 года назад

I'm glad you finally tackled the inefficiency of the octopod locomotion. I simply cannot see these creatures moving with any speed or coordination having so many legs occupying the same stride area. It would make more sense in a high gravity environment to spread the weight, but I would think More of these limbs would become vestigial or conjoined. I notice none of the fauna has developed a simple clasping ability with a single limb - no "fingers" or way to grasp without pinning the object to the body... The idea that every part must be vital or it begins to atrophy seems to be lacking in the progressions. Every iteration is additive... Still, amazing work! I look forward to the development! :)

@SuperVideowatcher01 4 года назад

With all these creatures on the main land I’m wondering what life on the islands are like

@jamesburks2796 2 года назад

at least they have covered it now

@womtv69 4 года назад

I would love to see some parasitic organisms.

@SoJoever 3 года назад

Be careful what you wish for

@strbourne 4 года назад

Very specific question: if the series lasts long enough, do you think you’ll want to create intelligent life, with civilisation and culture? Or do you want to strictly stay within the bounds of an animal kingdom?

@benthomason3307 4 года назад

[Implying that humans are fungi or plants or something]

@JontyLevine 4 года назад

I'd quite like to see this intersect with Biblaridion's other speciality in conlanging. Perhaps one of these creatures could evolve the ability to communicate with language, allowing for something few other conlangers have done - a language based on completely alien physiology. None of the familiar consonants and vowels, because those all come from the shape of the human mouth. Instead we get an inventory of sounds made with something else entirely - maybe a pair of limbs could become specialised for the function. Or perhaps their language consists primarily of visual signals that could later form the basis of a writing system. Or what if the writing system came first? The possibilities are endless!

@aleksandrakrolak 4 года назад

You don't need civilisation to be intelligent - just look at cuttlefish and octopuses - they're smart as heck, have the capability to evolve language based on skin color and textures, but doesn't have cities or cars.

@aleksandrakrolak 4 года назад

Also, some species of ants have farm animals (aphids that they "milk") or farm crops that they eat (harvesting leaves parts as a fertilizer for mushrooms they eat). Smart and such, but that's not a civilisation I think...

@hatster401 4 года назад

@@aleksandrakrolak You kinda need intelligence to build a civilization tho.

@aroventalmav888 4 года назад

A project like this sounds fun. I might have to give it a go someday.

@Verminator4 4 года назад

This series is fascinating, the creatures are really cool and are only cooler because of how well thought out they are. I'm really digging the fanart you threw in for this episode. The best part is that I'm actually learning shit. I'm really looking forward to what the seas are going to look like in the next episode.

@dromaeo4112 4 года назад

These scenery arts and the scale comparisons are welcome additions ! Some of these creatures are so massive, it's terrifying. I can't wait to see how some of them will adapt to the ocean, great job !

@yoeutseng7912 4 года назад

Elastospondyli: Evolves flight Me: You don’t even have a brain yet!

@benthomason3307 4 года назад

It probably does. I mean the dude doesn't really discuss internal anatomy that much.What do you think it's excretory system looks like? Does it have analogue to the lymphatic system? etc.

@hunormagyar1843 4 года назад

@@benthomason3307 Yeah, creating an entire functional body, even in theory would take ages of doing nothing, just thinking and speculating. Oe perhaps observing a creature entirely, how even the smallest thing on it works - we still don't understand most of how life really works. And there's a long way ahead...

@junolee8826 4 года назад

mood tbh

@Mr.Nichan 4 года назад

He already pretty much said that these animals all have brains when he discussed cephalization in the earliest videos (like 2 and/or 3). I would say that obviosly any such animal has a brain, but that's not really obvious, it just needs to have the thinking abilities we use brains for; a more distributed nervous system might work and the actual communication methods could obviously be different. (Btw, notice how he barely spared a thought for biochemistry and microanatomy. It's probably a combination of not being so much in his skill set and not being as widely of interest or relevant to the macroscale.)

@yoeutseng7912 4 года назад

It’s just that he noted to mention that the polypods have simple brains, but never said anything about the Anthostomes.

@Matteus2109 4 года назад

I love how you've made every effort to make these animals as alien as possible.

@georgebeauchamp3287 3 года назад

that titanopod landscape painting almost brought a tear to my eye. I've been watching this series since day one and I am more invested and intrigued by this than I was by Orange Is The New Black. its just so awesome to see other artists getting in on this too. Never change Biblaridion, you are amazing.

@commies2014 4 года назад

GIANT ELEPHANT SPIDERS UH OH

@randomguy-tg7ok 4 года назад

Hello and welcome to Nightmare fuel part 6. In this episode: Birds, Elephants, Foxes, Horses, and Velociraptors.

@danielcastillo591 3 года назад

Oh, you think it's a list? Nah mate, everything is going in the pot, and I'll just take out whatever nightmare comes out Flying squids, murder spider centaurs, and more

@Alley99 4 года назад

3:43 aw they're holding hands :)

@bigredmaniac6670 4 года назад

I was thinking. With the constantly depleting atmospheric H2S, the “plants would be at risk of going extinct even with proliferating sulfur reduction bacteria. Then I thought about how cows produce copious amounts of methane as waste byproducts almost to the point of contributing to climate change when factory farmed (which is so sad btw). What if, to deal with the excess waste sulfur produced by the plants, the herbivores of this world evolved a symbiotic relationship with the sulfur reducing bacteria similar to how we have our own gut biome. The excess H2S would be released through flatulence or some other way. I know it’s childish to talk about but farts evolved for a reason. Also, this may be how they consume such acidic water that would cover the planet.

@mpice2666 3 года назад

Big Red Maniac I think that’s a great idea! I too want farting squids and spider elephants

@derweltenbauer269 4 года назад

15:53 oh sweet baby jesus i didn't think they were that big, pURGE IT ALL IN FIRE- ...That aside, this is all just the most spectacular content on RU-vid. Thanks for making quarantine interesting, Biblaridion, truly,

@harper5128 4 года назад

really liking the inclusion of art here this series keeps getting better

@Kids_Scissors Год назад

Every time he shows a size comparison I just imagine myself being chased down by one of those speedy predators and it's terrifying lmao

@jredactedlredacted8148 4 года назад

lot of the art in the video really helps with visualizing everything! and it was great seeing a size chart.

@pikula13312 4 года назад

Finally part 6 i LOVE this series

@Alice-gr1kb 4 года назад

This looks so cool! And i love all the art people have made. Do you think i could make some for next episode?

@Chubbchubbzza007 4 года назад

Post it on the fan art server on discord (link in description)

@junolee8826 4 года назад

aaaAAHHHH I LOVE THIS SERIES SO MUCH!!! this one was particularly well-timed, as i've just finished the "modern" oceanic ecosystems for my own world and im getting ready to diversify my land animals. iconic legendary wonderful and amazing as always!!!

@albinocyclopse9952 Месяц назад

Rewatching in preparation for the release of part 15!

@user-ey2om4qb9e Месяц назад

Have i seen you before or am i going insane

@cathedraljunky3299 4 года назад

I just want you to know I absolutely LOVE this series

@Ezullof 4 года назад

7:07 wings absolutely didn't evolve from a patagium in the case of birds. They do have it, but the flight ability comes from the feathers.

@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 4 года назад

Please keep up the drawings of these ecosystems. It’s beautiful.

@pointynoodle 4 года назад

I’m rewatching this video because it’s just that good.

@zacharyhatfield2179 4 года назад

We’re going back to the water boys!

@ronjayrose9706 4 года назад

Ah yeah water death spiders and Angry squids

@droopsmoop 4 года назад

YES YES YES

@yangree4213 3 года назад

First you are

@germalganis 4 года назад

Biblaridion, love this series. I remember a 3 episodes special, on extraterrestrial biology back in the day when national geographic actually cared about scientific facts. I always felt that in that special they cared too much of portraying really weird possible adaptations, instead of actual efficient posible and scientific based ones. All of this is to let you know I think you're doing I great job keeping thing grounded and accurate. Love the series, love the fact that theres independent creators focusing in actual knowledge. Please keep it going.

@jedclampit 4 года назад

Man I love this series, looking forward to the next episode!

@bobbob5255 4 года назад

Best series on youtube! Got the notification while watching a video and went straight here

@ethankennan212 4 года назад

I’m curious: What’s the name of your planet again? Also, I wonder if there will be crocodile niche creatures, possibly descended from dromeopods or swimming Opisthopterans, or hippo-like Megalobrachids, dolphin-like edaphopod descendents, wading dromeopods that catch acanthopods, the possibilities are endless!

@Thomaas551 4 года назад

Tira 292 b

@tobiaszczarnota7879 3 года назад

I named this planet 'Archeron'.

@mpice2666 3 года назад

@Tobiasz Czarnota but it’s real name is Tira 296 B

@saraxum9773 3 года назад

@@mpice2666 Where's Tira 296 A?

@deadpanbarry5442 3 года назад

@@saraxum9773 In a Galaxy Far.... Far away.

@busletic 4 года назад

Damn! These 27+ minutes are 27+ minutes to short. Great video and presentation. It's noticeable how much work and logical thought went into this. Keep up the good work. Can't wait for the next video.