The Insane Evolution of: Life in the Arctic 

Agreed 🐱 love this Channel.

SOO TRUE

Totally agree!

Same

Same

well ain't that the nicest thing anyone has said to me

I second this

No.

does anybody else dislike the art style of Kurzgesagt. such cutesy type animations don't help his content I feel

@@SopanKotbagi "cutesy type"... it's an infographic style.

the best source is the "turst me" source, you just cant challenge that, movies are proof, every movie has a "trust me", and no character is yet to disagree/reject whats offered

@@wik7or214 you make my polar bear invisible 😏😩

@@hifuncautismboi2350 huh?

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Indeed. A great gift for Christmas

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I have the bell rung but youtube never gives me notifications for this channel rip

Got notification while waring a chocolate donut, I gotta say it's better than sex

It's just so good 😍

Yes.....this and its sister channel.....both have super content and awesome voices

Moi aussi, ma/mon ami.

@@jakeoliver9574 , what does that mean?

@@Sivah_Akash Me too, my friend.

Thank you so much!

@@realscience God is real too

@@voidremoved How does it relates to the video ?

@@voidremoved What does that have to do with anything here?

@@persephone2706 Probably due to the name of the channel. “Real Science.”

You just keep your body moving so it was warming itself up.

@@funkworthrollin4959 Well maybe, but the warming up was not gradual, it felt more like a rush, my hand went from hurting to warm in around 30s.

Yea i get that, its weird

Also your tiny as a kid, so a lot more blood can move in the same amount of time.

@@smoothmarvingaming1309 I actually tested it this winter and it still works, you really feel the blood rushing in it pulsates and my hand gets all tingly and red.

To reanimate, place in middle of microwave and cook at 500 watts for 90 seconds

@@hkr667 dang I thought thats what the "defrost" button is for

the other bears can't get enough food during winter and must hibernate or possibly starve.

Polar bears don't hibernated at tall and it's true the fur is not white, it's hollow and clear.

@@stevewhoknowswhomisreallyw4282 the fur is white. How the color is made doesn't negate it.

@@stevewhoknowswhomisreallyw4282 their fur is white, if its clear, then we would be able to see their black skin or flesh. you might be correct that its hollow(i dont know much) but it cant be clear lol

@@phonn6935 I don't specifically know about polar bear fur but I have heard elsewhere that it is clear (i.e. transparent). Things that are transparent appear white if they are divided up into large numbers of surfaces all at slightly different angles. Water is transparent, but if divided up into millions of droplets with surfaces at countless different angles, as in a cloud, photons trying to get through that cloud will be reflected at billions of angles off every part of a droplet's surface that presents a shallow angle to them. The photons are now bouncing around between the droplets at random angles. If there is an object such as a plane behind the cloud, rays of light that set off in a straight line from that plane towards your eyes will get diverted on all sorts of random paths hither and thither through the cloud before they get to your eyes. All you see are zillions of photons reaching your retinas from very random locations, some from the plane's wing, some from the cockpit, some from a patch of blue sky, and lots actually from the sun (even if the sun is way off to the side). The photons include photons of all colours, so when you mix all the colours together the total effect you see is whiteness. So a cloud of water droplets looks white, even though water en masse is clear. So I would not be surprised if each individual polar bear hair is clear and yet when seen in large masses appears white. Sorry, my comment got extravagantly long!

Well it was in Russia.

Yes, sokka had warts on this throat flap for a week.

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yeah woops! that slipped through the cracks

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Exactly

Words cannot express how jealous of you I am. I work outside in the winter in the Canadian prairies and my hands get cold beyond belief no matter what i wear on them. Just my hands.

It is a death sentence to the cells, not the life. And im guessing trees have different cell structures to mammals and things with a circulatory system

@@heyysimone Plants have cell walls that help keep them together and have ways to push water out.