True Facts Slime Molds: Educational Edition

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This is an educational edition of True Facts which is appropriate for younger audiences and classroom settings. This channel is run by Ze Frank.
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Bea Leiderman- / bealeiderman
Dr Simon Garnier, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Dr Audrey Dussutour, CNRS - Universite Paul Sabatier
Dr Bernard Jenni
Dr Edvin Johannesen, Natural History Museum Oslo
Benedikt Pleyer: / nomadicnostoc
Dr Kathie Hodge, Cornell University
Kent Loeffler, Cornell University
Sarah Lloyd, National Herbarium of Victoria (MEL)
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Alison Pollack
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Dr Fred Spiegel, University of Arkansas
Dr Steven L. Stephenson, University of Arkansas
Cornell Center for Fungal Biology
Swarm Lab, New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Nanolive.ch
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Anna Grinčuka
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TIB - www.tib.eu/en/
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@linengray Год назад

As a teacher I appreciate your ed friendly version.

@madelineyoung4514 Год назад

Me too!

@NorthWestKings Год назад

This guy stole these videos go to “ze frank” for full videos to support him

@linengray Год назад

@@NorthWestKings It says in the description that This channel is run by Ze Frank. So where did you get your information?

@kirill2525 Год назад

yes but i think kids would be more interested in the other version and pay attention more

@KelpyJesus Год назад

@@kirill2525 yeah but think of a kid telling a parent that they heard curse words in a youtube video in class, and all hell breaks loose. im sure the teachers would prefer to show the other, but they dont want to get in trouble over a youtube video.

@peter4210 Год назад

I'm a programmer and slime mold is a great example of search algorithms and pathfinding. It is amazing how the laws of physics can make elements just organize themselves in a code and some how move and apply that code.

@cleveland9598 Год назад

Tips for beginner programmer?

@peter4210 Год назад

@@cleveland9598 Learn how a computer actually work. Like how a processor translate binary into actions. That code is made simpler for us using Assembly language but you can literal code a program in binary. there are software that will print to you the binary of the assembly code. This stuff is sadly not covered well on you tube. To learn that stuff you will need to learn boolean logic and logic gates. In minecraft before newer in game items people used redstone torches and wire to make logic gates. I think on the wiki you can still find these old logic gates. they are not important in themself, you are not the one building the circuits. you just need to be able to understand how to make xor gates using just and, or and not since languages like java dont have xor logic included. also don't bother too much trying to make things efficient at first. while you are learning binary and boolean logic, work on simple programs that can simply do math from the consol input and output and go more complex after. depending on what kind of programing you want to do, assembly and cpu achitecture is useless but if you want to get into hardcore efficiency they help to learn because all languages basically translate their files into assembly except for languages like Java and Python who use a software already made for the specific architectures and translate their code on the go. it makes them less efficient but they allow the code to be universal across machines. The way languages turn code into binary which is assembly code is directed by the compiler of that language so by knowing how that work you can get into more efficiency but that's later computer science stuff for people who will make the software for very specific machines or work on the next windows or linux OS. Finaly, never trow out your code, and work to make it all in modular libraries. that way you can reuse code you already made. It also helps when working on projects with multiple people since you can compartmentalize the code. Real good code you could upgrade by swaping 1 call to a new library as long as that library was well made and tested. Oh and always work small working bit to small working bit and test as you go. its far more rewarding to build small parts that you know work then to code for days only to have days of debugging to do before it works. For instance in a calculator, get the consol input and output working so you can see that it captured what you type, then try adding and so on. for games you start by having the window work, then displaying something, then having basic controls and so on. all small steps that altough they dont give you a full working thing, gives you tiny rewards to encourage you.

@DasAntiNaziBroetchen Год назад

@@cleveland9598 Do the codez. And then do the codez again.

@cleveland9598 Год назад

@@DasAntiNaziBroetchen not for me, for my lady lol. She's stuck in coding purgatory

@DasAntiNaziBroetchen Год назад

@@cleveland9598 Do the codez. And then do the codez again.

@amberfryer9709 Год назад

It’s still so hilarious without the cruder humor. It’s the play on words that’s astronomically charming. Cutest narrator ever! Please make sure Attenborough find this man as his successor! Someone!

@druid_zephyrus Год назад

I am so happy that there is a perfect person to pass the classroom documentary voice over torch to when the inevitable comes for Attenborough.

@Hannah57293 Год назад

im not ready for that inevitable :(

@druid_zephyrus Год назад

@@Hannah57293 well Attenborough is 96

@caddywampa6602 Год назад

Oh my god yes. We need to start a petition to make Ze Frank the new voice of Planet Earth when that old voyeur Attenborough croaks or decides he's tired of describing how every animal on earth gets it on.

@canarysilvertail7706 Год назад

@@caddywampa6602 (sorry, could you please help me? I.. i can't tell what you're saying here?)

@ghoultooth Год назад

@@canarysilvertail7706 They’re just saying we need to make a petition for Ze Frank (this channel) to take over David Attenborough’s role when he passes away/ retires.

@berg_kip Год назад

I love it when I watch the original and come back here to learn even more about the topic

@wingedfish1175 Год назад

Does this have any extra info though? It's just the dirty jokes edited out

@mellowyello1478 Год назад

I love that you have a more kid friendly channel now. Cant wait to see adaptations of many previous videos, if thats actually gonna happen.

@timmyg316 Год назад

Right, but how's he gonna do the duck video?

@76rjackson Год назад

That's how Ze Frank do!

@Chamelionroses Год назад

Nature really isn't kid friendly but sure one can just talk on other things leaving out some facts

@mattw7949 Год назад

We all know that JERRY was the source of all the unsavory ballyhoo, tomfoolery and shenanigans.

@MoAoX7 Год назад

thats fuckin gay XD

@shotgunbettygaming Год назад

What's funny is last summer I found some of this slime mold in the forest next to my house. It was LARGE on a fallen tree trunk and SO weird I sat down right next to it and googled it. Interesting stuff....

@louisecairney5068 Год назад

And you were speaking to it, go on admit it.

@shotgunbettygaming Год назад

@@louisecairney5068 Absolutely!😆 What arrre you?! You're GROSS...what do you doooo? Are you stinky?! Why are you heeeere? Something along those lines 🤣

@MrZachensation Год назад

I was really hoping the slime mold video would be converted to an educational edition; my students will love it. The time lapse movements or combining of 2 slime molds was epic. I did laugh at the change of growing another nipple to eyeball; now we don't get to talk about polythelia xD

@qtpi9228 Год назад

I always watch both versions. Ze, you deserve the views and you do such an amazing job that I enjoy it both times!!!

@schonkigplavuis8850 Год назад

Is this really him or someone pretending to be him to get monies

@UCFknightDC Год назад

@@schonkigplavuis8850 it's really him. he links to these videos from the community section of his main page.

@BenjaminSeipel-h3k 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!!! I am a teacher and have been watching and loving your show for years and it killed me that I couldn't share this with my students. This is just what I have been wishing for, I don't know how I have not discovered this educational edition until now. Keep them coming!

@TRquiet Год назад

I love the educational versions just as much as the originals. I always watch both.

@cvp5882 Год назад

Thoroughly enjoyed your reading of the genetic code 🤣

@itzakpoelzig330 Год назад

It was very klaatu berata nikto. I was getting worried there for a moment, but fortunately he stopped in time.

@philip4x4guy Год назад

I really appreciate you doing both versions and I enjoy them both for different reasons! THANK YOU!

@queenclam Год назад

Thank you so much for making the same video but for the classroom. At first, I was a bit disappointed when I couldn't show the video to any students (since the videos are super good), and I was extremely excited when I found your second channel. Thank you!!!

@shawnagay9120 Год назад

Thanks for making a version for younger viewers! I think my daughter will love these.

@leannaerickson9745 Год назад

What a great episode. These organisms are so interesting. Thank you. Would you consider doing an episode on nano wasps, aka fairy flies? They are microscopic moths which no one knew until someone turned a microscope upon them.

@yourfriendlyneighborhoodin1559 Год назад

This video deserves so many more views. The finest of info-tamement.

@diegodankquixote-wry3242 Год назад

All that glitters is slime mold and only protistan stars break through the gold!

@lynnleigha580 Год назад

I had no idea, slime mold, could be this interesting

@feathero3 Год назад

Aww you took out the screaming skull joke. I thought that one was chips friendly but still funny.

@Scritscratch Год назад

Agreed.

@Beachy1955 Год назад

So wish I teachers were this interesting when I was in school.

@darcieclements4880 Год назад

@muhmuhmonahan4919 3 месяца назад

Thank you! I got my kid a pet slime mold for her birthday and now I can show her this version of the video! (I will continue to watch the grown-up ones.)

@2degucitas Год назад

And to think his whole career started with a funny 1990's video of him dancing sent to family and coworkers.

@okamichamploo Год назад

Oh snap glad there is an Educational Edition. I remember showing the regular channel to my daughter before bed (cause we always watch nature vids before bed), and half way through I was like "Oh Crap! I totally forgot how non-kid-friendly these videos were. Well she's young she probably won't understand... I hope..."

@imforged Год назад

Welcome to real life

@tamaragriesel4783 Год назад

I have wanted to use these in the classroom for ages! So glad you've done this!

@WyrdieBeardie Год назад

The names for slime molds can be pretty great too, like the "dog vomit" slime mold. 😆

@JakeMcGrawType10 Год назад

"It solves a maze, and what's amazing kill me, is that..." I love that delivery.

@lgv4065 Год назад

Hi Ze Frank, I have profound appreciation for your educational videos. Your humor is on point and make learning biology fun. Much thanks! From a high school bio teacher.

@purplestonehenge4501 Год назад

Damn, you guys are so nice. Please teach the world about the amazing and sometimes crazy world of interesting animals. Lovely work, though I am going to stay with the regular version :D

@ccwhatsnew Год назад

You did not lose the humor! Education can be fun. Love you, Ze

@ValeriePallaoro Год назад

What's really nice is what the 'ed' version does for you. You go through so much research and it's complex, intricate, complicated, messy, holistically valuable to the video and takes time and effort to collate and produce into something that is audio/visually stunning and ready for entertainment but moreover, for instruction. This way I get to see all that hard work - and boy! I'm just so, very, very, very impressed! You're a beautiful person and I really appreciate this version of your videos, not just for the way it's approachable but for what it shows about the deeper you. Nicely done and thanks so much. 💖

@charlestonbrowne427 9 месяцев назад

The funniest and most informative slime mold video ever! Greatest narration!

@carolynmcpherson2667 Год назад

This is my first visit to your channel and this particular demonstration is great! Thank you so much.

@katiekane5247 Год назад

Not a bad one in the playlist. I highly recommend "Sad Cat Diaries".

@carolynmcpherson2667 Год назад

@@katiekane5247 I will check it out. Thanks.

@BitflipBingo 10 месяцев назад

ZeFrankly, I love it. My daughter gets to watch more too, though some more colourful ones were shown because it is too good to pass up!

@bigt4490 Год назад

I love how these videos are made they're so good you can just re-watching whenever I've watched so many of these over and over again

@cyirvine6300 Год назад

I love slime molds. They're absolutely fascinating. Thanks for the video.

@helenfedorenko6419 10 месяцев назад

OMG! Thank you, it was pure excitement to listen to a passionate voice and see this beautiful video. It's so exciting!!! Thank you!! The information is so interesting and I want to know more.

@Ewr42 Год назад

This is amazing, welcome to classrooms all over the world, i guess! ❤ The footage is unbelievably good, it's so much better than anything i had ever seen, certainly lightyears ahead of the stuff i had in high-school

@emilykrepps5289 Год назад

i remember learning about slime molds years ago in school, i love them and i love this video!

@StandAloneSoul 11 месяцев назад

I love slime molds. I also enjoy that this video is more dry and logical, my brain is rejecting/repelling emotion whenever it cognitively devours information because thats just whats more natural and easy for me.

@theKRB93 Год назад

Thank you for making these educational editions! I love the original True Facts episodes, but don't want my eight year old repeating some of the things in it to all her classmates 😂

@ava.artemis 6 месяцев назад

You’re fantastic!!! I do love these “clean” versions that I can share with my parents and a couple other people in my life- and I love the adult versions too!!

@Merauder777 Год назад

The reading of that "DNA spell" killed me!

@sirsapphire3499 Год назад

I don't know if you take requests, but if you do, can I request a video on ants? Here are a few that stand out from just the average and have their own quirks: Weaver ants (make nests by gluing leaves together) Leafcutter ants (grow farms of fungus using leaf cuttings like fertilizer) Suicide ants (Can literally self destruct) Honeypot Ants (Some members of the colony become living food storage containers) Allomerus Decemarticulatus (Create living minefields by making a hollow fungus tube that has holes in it, which the ants bite prey through as they walk over the tube) Dracula ants (Feed on the blood of their own larva, which they keep alive by feeding them paralyzed prey) P.S: I would love the video whether it is on this channel or the main one, whichever you feel like if you do decide to make a video on the topic. Thanks for the content :)

@Damonnanashi Год назад

He's got one for trap jaw ants, and kinda army ants on the main channel.

@sirsapphire3499 Год назад

@@Damonnanashi Oh cool, I'll have to check them out!

@conniesetter1430 Год назад

Great video. This version grows an extra eye. The other grows an extra nipple. Hmmm. 🤔 Tough decision to make which I'd rather have, or family members. That would be an interesting topic. 😱 Thanks again for the educational, hilarious and joyous bits included in your narration. 💕 Awesome. 🌟

@penguinista 10 месяцев назад

The 'kill me' at 5:22 is to die for!

@DulfyBee Год назад

They’re not just scientists, they’re science hippies 😂

@czmAvery Год назад

I'll have to keep my eye out next time I go hiking

@donross7820 Год назад

Beautifully created! It is enough to get anyone ready to run off and be a scientist.

@zombiedemon1762 9 месяцев назад

What can and can't a Slime Mold learn? If I had a hundred gallons or jugs of slime mold, what can I teach it? The goal of these questions is to create a slime mold with human levels of sentience and intelligence. Something this video made me believe might be possible.

@zyansheep Год назад

"Science Hippies"

@karlossal_jacks1835 Год назад

I laughed out loud at the poor bug getting devoured

@murdockscott Год назад

Yes! The world needs more of this! For years I have been carefully previewing each video that was made in this series to determine which of them I could get away with showing my son as he got more mature. These days I have largely opened up the floodgates and we are both enormous fans of the hilarious fact focused content. So I am very happy to see this development and will be recommending this version of the videos to friends and family with younger children. Well done!

@katrinamccollough2944 Год назад

I love Bea Leiderman's work! thanks for making sure her name was visible.

@fatal12340 Год назад

its scary that I was just talking about slime molds yesterday and this was recomended to me.

@sevraonic8656 Год назад

I like it when the background music is classical makes more serious

@AngelaHerenda 9 месяцев назад

Currently pregonate, making a mental note to start showing my bebe this channel as soon as possible

@flyingsodwai1382 Год назад

First time watcher here. Your distinguished voice clashes with your commoner humor in a most delightful way. Great job!

@jonathanbartlett1098 Год назад

Personally I prefer your regular True Facts videos but I can share these with my niece and nephew and still get a good laugh, so I consider it a win anyway. I love your work no matter if it has adult humor or not

@AidanDaGreat 9 месяцев назад

I thought my teacher would get upset about the "a-maze-ing (kill me)" joke, but he didn't. Huh. Neat.

@cynthiavanteylingen7922 Год назад

As a person who fell asleep in biology when micro organisms were explained. I blame the clasical music. This video did a very good job at keeping me awake and explaining. Well done.

@joet81 Год назад

That was absolutely incredible! I was never very interested in slime molds before. Now I have a newfound respect for them

@katiekane5247 Год назад

You had me at "throbbing goblet"! Never change my man!

@elizabethsmith1278 Год назад

I have now developed a new, more expansive respect for these little beings, thanks to your gifts for explanation & humor (I was formerly married to a similar, slightly better -looking- but less intelligent-form of slime mold--an experience that got old in a remarkably short time. So did I, as a result of that particular misstep...👀... but I digress.) Thanks for sharing the wonders of this world with us, in your unique & hilarious way. I've learned (& remembered!!!)quite a bit more from these gems than I ever did from schools of many descriptions, & we all appreciate them. Looking forward with great enthusiasm to your next postings. 👏🏿👏🏻👏🏾

@katiekane5247 Год назад

Another fan of the "radical husbandectomy" right here!

@ashleelarsen7765 Год назад

7:55 the children! I had forgotten

@Razorgirl Год назад

So timely with The Last of Us screening right now. Please do Cordyceps next! We need a vid about Zombie Ants!

@kylawiebe Год назад

I’m thankful for this child friendly version, because I often learn a lot from your hilarious sassy videos, and I want to pass on the knowledge to the young ‘uns, but I can’t because of the jokes. This is great! I want everyone to know about slime molds. 😁

@shakespeare4bears Год назад

Do cordyceps. Cordyceps are so hot right now.

@monkeycat48 Год назад

0:03 We are all witnessing the most educational and beautiful part of nature🤣🤣🤣

@Transform-u2q 4 месяца назад

So glad this exists, I'm going to show this to my son.

@vaccinefraud5570 Год назад

I feel deceived! I thought this was going to be some dry dissertation on my favorite topic and by a minute in I was nearly choking on my snack from the FUNNIEST, COOLEST, BEST presentation I have ever seen/heard!

@Rufusriot 10 месяцев назад

This was incredible! Not only was it deeply fascinating and made me adore slime molds even more, I was laughing my butt off! This is the way I like science and the passing on of knowledge! Awesome.

@FloppeyPyro Год назад

So this is the version where Jerry isnt causing so many issues.

@stefanottomanski Год назад

I have just been educated - about something I knew almost nothing about, in less than 10 minutes Excellent collection of video clips wonderfully edited to accompany a lively informative dialogue. Brilliant.

@erin3292 Год назад

I really like thinking of DNA as a Book of Spells. Makes Sense ✨

@melodymonger 3 месяца назад

What an excellent video, jam packed with fascinating facts and very entertaining. Bravo 👏🤩

@rodrigoapaza8086 3 дня назад

Guys, we found him, CONTEMPLATE the legendary grade narrator

@matthewrogers4555 Год назад

This is honestly one of my favourite content creators, your videos and commentary are fantastic!

@Danin4985 8 месяцев назад

Amazing content. Rare to see such fun, interesting and enjoyable video on YT.❤👍🙂

@donnierust4740 Год назад

genuinely brilliant. "adorable little splat"

@Mama2a6pack Год назад

Oh my goodness, I'm sending this channel to our whole faculty!

@kingmetroplex Год назад

This was a great video I will.follow the longer method of grain prep as I see the contam I easily accepted with the no prep grain

@davedavidson8892 Год назад

As someone who watches Ze Frank regularly, this video surprised me when it appeared in my ecology class

@eugeniosanchez2329 2 месяца назад

This is my first video of this channel. Loved the science hippie stuff. I'm hooked.

@vickit9190 11 месяцев назад

6:45 I'm dead. LOL the 'AhhhHHHHh!!!' 🤣

@tyleralbers_silverline Год назад

I thank my lucky stars that I was born into the timeline where ZeFrank takes up the mantle of David Attenborough as best nature documentarian.

@maacll4343 11 месяцев назад

"The booger can move towards food" Never haver i felt so insulted in my life... :'D

@beardedboon Год назад

I wish i had these videos while in school

@sciencenerd7639 Год назад

I love your vids, thanks so much for all you do

@JayLeePoe Год назад

I may not stay up to date but I still appreciate how you keep thinking so I don't have to; a David Attenborough of our times. Did you know he had a "more famous" older brother? Time proves the difference.

@canarysilvertail7706 Год назад

5:25 "What's amazing -kill me- is that-"

@markhancher5686 Год назад

Spectacular always have time to learn more about this ,facanating !!

@michaelfun9 9 месяцев назад

This is fascinating and the narrator is HILARIOUS!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this video hahaha I also appreciate the classical music in the background

@zubaralhadeed Год назад

Its amazing that creatures like such having such abilities and kind of immortality yet haven't conquered the world and enslaved all other life forms like humans have.

@AnarchoReptiloidUa Месяц назад

Great video, thank you for this gorgeous educative channel ❤

@JaqulinePrabu76 4 месяца назад

Beautiful compilation...great information, thanks

@Stainless_Steel_Rat. Год назад

Slime mold for President! He will streamline our transportation department, ensuring a direct path between fast food chains.

@stolasamon-seere5319 Год назад

You could do other macroscopic single cell things. You could start with a Stentor, which can be around a millimeter or two and work your way up from there.

@katiekane5247 Год назад

Journey to the Microcosmos, try it

@stolasamon-seere5319 Год назад

@@katiekane5247 That's what I'm saying lol