Natural History Timeline . Animated World Map (2019 Spanish ver. English sub). 

Mario lanzas Good

@@Wibbleisnigga24-7 God*

@@carrosycamionetasviejas4112 Good*

Nice initiative! If you remake with upgraded animal & plant models and maps, then the viewers will get a chance to compare your old artworks with the new advanced ones. ❤️

¡Hola Mario! ¿Por qué el fondo aquí es azul? La tierra flota en el espacio. Entonces, el fondo debería haber sido negro.

Exactly! His art is ominous and eerie which what made it realistic. He's a goat

@@chimpz5690 G-GOAT???

BRASILEIRO JOGA NO FINAL, TOBI DOIDÃO HAHA

@@chimpz5690 what?

@@claudiostraniero4919 huh?

A sea is a sea, is a sea, on any pianet, water pressure, currents, dissolved minerals will create similar environments, similar forms. Mars was once an ocean world, today many fossils of urchins, trialobites, stromatalites, chrinoids can be found there. See fossil hunters guide to Mars. However, after life colonizes the land, your point is well taken, the variables of climate, terrain, forest and plain, and predator/prey relationships could drive evolution of life to forms beyond the imaginings of our wildest science fiction authors

Fijate el tamaño que tiene ese insecto 2:34 jajaja

@@user-ej1dn6yq2k xD

This is just the 2 year old version with outdated models!

@@aymankhan2670 yeah i remember it! but still amazed every time i watch it!

Thank you!!🤗

Si

Mira el minuto 2:34 el tamaño del insecto

@@user-ej1dn6yq2k Si que estaba potente el carbonífero jajaja . Luego lo arreglará jeje

"I don't feel so good Mr. Neornithes"

@@Jpteryx "Mr Neornithes I don't wanna go."

Gracias!

Sure!

What have you written in Spanish? Can't understand anything.

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Luckly scientific names are the same i any language

@@VirgoShelter that and also pretty easy to determine what period we were in because the English and Spanish words seem similar except Quaternary

I agree. The odds are just way too high for life to not exist outside of earth. (On a side note relating to the topic of this comment, Biblaridion's "alien biospheres" series does a pretty good job at detailing what life might be like on a planet other than earth.)

The Pentagon confirmed UFOs, so if these UFOs are alien technology then we've already confirmed that aliens do exist out there.

@@acrohasatablespoon1408 I agree and people keep ignoring it

@@fanaticbuster8856 It's stupid! Wouldn't the existence of another civilization be more interesting over a lockdown?

**smashing keyboard in spec evo**

Thank you!

No se tiene vestigios de todo por cierto, asi que no se puede asegurar que todo esto es la verdad, porque no tenemos registros fósiles de todos los animales que alguna vez existieron, y la explosión cámbrica y el origen de la vida sigue siendo cuestionado hasta nuestros tiempos, desde siempre no hemos existido eso es claro, sin mencionar también las reconstrucciones que bien podrían ser acertados o no del todo como pasa con los animales del paleozoico de los que aún se tiene muchas dudas.

yep

dont say that

@@redpork why not

Christians that used internet are probably one of the most toxic in the paleocommunity

I will!

Bueno si es de especies actuales se entiende de que nos hemos pasado, pero de las extintas ya no se puede hacer nada ya que esas se abran extinto ya sea por catástrofe natural o por no adaptarse al cambiar el ambiente en dónde vivían

Está en proceso

Gracias

Imagination

Supongo que te refieres a la forma ¨rectangular¨ propuesta en el famoso paper 2014 no? Esa fue l interpretación que Ibrahim le quiso dar. Es una alternativa posible, pero la forma de la vela sigue sin estar confirmada a día de hoy

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it's a sharks!!!!!!!! Hgghjhvv🤣🤣🤣🤣

transcend

Except we've seen it work in the real world otherwise you wouldn't be here

@@gerrardjones28 oooh ok, can you give me one single example of an animal and all it's ancestros with cientific evidence?

@@JorgeLopez.888. sure, explain why whales have a pelvis, you can find the ancestors through fossils

​@@gerrardjones28 Sorry I couldn't answer earlier I'm so busy I am copying here a fragment of a study from Smithsonian Magazine. I hope that answers your question. "...Whales have especially small pelvic bones compared to their body size. A blue whale, for example, can grow up to 100 feet in length, about the size of a bus, but its pelvic bone is only around a foot long. For a long time scientists figured that the bones are so small because they are vestigial, a shrunken evolutionary remnant from an ancestor that once walked on land. But now scientists have discovered that the tiny bones may actually play a huge role in whale reproduction. Whales belong to a group of sea-dwelling mammals called cetaceans, which also includes dolphins. Comparing hundreds of whale and dolphin pelvic bones to their genitalia and mating style, researchers found that males from more promiscuous species had larger penises and larger pelvic bones. A larger bone would theoretically give a whale more maneuverability while tackling the logistically difficult task of mating in the water, the team writes in a study accepted for publication in the journal Evolution. “Contrary to popular belief, these are not vestigial structures. They do have a function. That function is reproduction, and they evolved in response to sexual selection,” says Jim Dines, a co-author on the paper and collections manager at the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum." Then You didn't answer my question yet. Show me a single example of an animal whose ancestor it came from and so on backwards in time with evidence and I will believe in evolution.

@@JorgeLopez.888. Ok thats the first time iv heard that but you still have no explanation for how the pelvis got there in the first place even If the purpose has changed, speaking of which what are your explanations for features in animals that are no longer needed like some humans being born with a tail or how some people can move they're ears. If you want evidence you can just look at how modern animals are adapted but since you said ancestors that is all discovered through DNA and the fossil record, why would we share most of our DNA with apes? And how do you explain transitional fossils like archaeopteryx or tiktaliik, theres plenty of fossils showing evidence of animals adapting to change there environment. Also you never told me if you don't believe in evolution what do you believe in?