1lfOTF4MjaU the-evolution-of-life-01-the-ediacaran-period The Evolution of Life | 01 - The Ediacaran Period The Ediacaran Period is a geological period that spans 94 million years from the end of the Cryogenian Period 635 million years ago (Mya), to the beginning of the Cambrian Period 541 Mya. It marks the end of the Proterozoic Eon, and the beginning of the Phanerozoic Eon. It is named after the Ediacara Hills of South Australia. 5Oy8eF6xVak evolutionary-tree-of-life-05-the-evidence-for-evolution Evolutionary Tree of Life | 05 - The Evidence for Evolution? Chart & Narration by Matt Baker, animation by Syawish Rehman, audio editing by Ali Shahwaiz aR1BjF4tQaw the-real-neanderthal-women-what-science-just-discovered The Real Neanderthal Women | What Science Just Discovered Even if you are not interested in human paleontology the study of Stone Age females is both a fascinating and enlightening subject. xWfHyEyRXcU curious-archive-the-evolution-of-absolutely-everything Curious Archive | The Evolution of Absolutely Everything Reality is chaos… MGZn53eh7qc the-story-of-our-origins-oldest-human-footprints-discovered The Story of Our Origins | Oldest Human Footprints Discovered Ancient Laetoli's Footprints: Tracing Human Evolution ZVm1-9GllZs evolutionary-tree-of-life-04-plants-and-fungi Evolutionary Tree of Life | 04 - Plants and Fungi Chart & Narration by Matt Baker, animation by Syawish Rehman, audio editing by Ali Shahwaiz ZW7p1Qb-1F4 moth-light-media-the-evolution-of-spiders Moth Light Media | The Evolution of Spiders Spiders tend to be lumped in with other bugs and although most people know they are a different group of animals sometimes it is understated quite how distantly related and different they are as animals and strangely almost every difference that spiders have with the other arthropods seems to have just made them creepier. xnCuEwovcFU reyouniverse-45-billion-years-in-20-minutes ReYOUniverse | 4.5 Billion Years In 20 Minutes What if we could fit all the billions of years of Earth's history into one day? wZvT6bn6gcI evolutionary-tree-of-life-03-mammals-including-humans Evolutionary Tree of Life | 03 - Mammals including Humans Chart & Narration by Matt Baker, animation by Syawish Rehman, audio editing by Ali Shahwaiz nIpID3P8p7g evolutionary-tree-of-life-02-reptiles-and-birds Evolutionary Tree of Life | 02 - Reptiles and Birds Chart and Narration by Matt Baker, animation by Syawish Rehman, audio editing by Ali Shahwaiz tGaISDYuUFA how-sex-with-neanderthals-changed-us-forever How Sex with Neanderthals Changed Us Forever Modern humans and Neanderthals are classified as separate species. aPCqzrscY4w ai-model-simulates-500-million-years-of-evolution AI Model Simulates 500 Million Years of Evolution Wes doesn’t disappoint when it comes to biggest and latest news. ESM3 is a LLM for Biology! DT0TP_Ng4gA variable-minds-science-is-reconsidering-evolution Variable Minds | Science Is Reconsidering Evolution Richard Dawkins' Selfish Gene faces a formidable challenge as biophysicist Denis Noble makes a case for an evolution driven by purpose, intention and a collective intelligence of organisms. 3dmaZ2aGDYI this-killed-all-but-1000-humans-900000-years-ago This Killed All But 1,000 Humans 900,000 Years Ago Our ancestors had it ROUGH. On the bright side, there was a good chance you would've been the world's best at something... K-qUKsr_3bg spark-what-caused-the-extinction-of-the-neanderthals Spark | What Caused The Extinction of The Neanderthals? The Neanderthals are the only other species of human to have inhabited planet earth. They went extinct around 40,000 years ago and the oldest Neanderthal bones found date back 430,000 years ago. Vq7pU3xue1w koranos-what-was-earth-like-in-the-age-of-giant-insects Koranos | What Was Earth Like in The Age of Giant Insects? Many fans of paleontology have wondered what Earth was like during the age of giant insects. Before the dinosaurs, a period of gigantism helped massive insects dominate their ecosystems, leading to one of the most fascinating periods in our planet’s history. kR7--yt3PRo your-understanding-of-evolution-is-incomplete-heres-why Your Understanding of Evolution is Incomplete. Here's Why For anyone interested in this look up: Michael Levin, he is the front runner in research in morphology (afaik) and gives a lot of talks on this topic. WqcoMOxGWfs pbs-eons-theres-no-single-cradle-of-humankind PBS Eons | There's No Single Cradle of Humankind It would take decades for paleontologists to realize that maybe there wasn’t just one so-called "cradle of humankind," and realize that maybe they’d been asking the wrong question all along. JpNhGd8vgOs the-evolution-of-the-iron-age-a-timeline-1200-to-500-bc The Evolution of the Iron Age: A Timeline 1200 to 500 B.C. As the world left the Bronze Age and developed a wider understanding of the intricacies and benefits of metal, more and more materials were harnessed. This led to bursts of technological advancement across the world, of which one metal in particular - iron - played a huge part. 9JkypvA1LxQ why-didnt-we-go-extinct-10-million-years-ago Why Didn't We Go Extinct 10 Million Years Ago? Written by Carys Phillips, Art by the legendary Ettore Mazza, Title editing by Manuel Rubio, Fact checking by Amanda Rossillo qn_XKwP6kME the-copper-age-when-humans-first-discovered-metal The Copper Age: When Humans First Discovered Metal During the copper age, human creativity and spirituality became more intricate, with painted pottery and ritualistic burials taking place in some communities. uMItdDUYAeA pbs-eons-animals-might-be-much-older-than-we-thought PBS Eons | Animals Might Be Much Older Than We Thought What are animal-like fossils doing in rocks a billion years old, and what does that mean for our understanding of their evolution and geologic time itself? kjxNdBI2SFg nova-decoding-neanderthals NOVA | Decoding Neanderthals Over 60,000 years ago, the first modern humans left their African homeland and entered Europe, then a bleak and inhospitable continent in the grip of the Ice Age. HE2MmAGUgnw pbs-eons-our-most-mysterious-extinct-cousins PBS Eons | Our Most Mysterious Extinct Cousins There was a group of hominins, those creatures more closely related to us than to chimpanzees, that did take a different, parallel journey from our ancestors. 6l53l7FPOsE what-if-everything-you-need-to-know-about-evolution What If | Everything You Need to Know About Evolution If only that one fatal asteroid never hit Earth. Would dinosaurs still be alive today? kO2hSKLuFNs history-of-the-earth-what-caused-the-cambrian-explosion History of the Earth | What Caused The Cambrian Explosion? Written & researched by Leila Battison | Video & script edited by Pete Kelly | Narration by David Kelly. S7TUe5w6RHo kurzgesagt-45-billion-years-in-1-hour-2023 Kurzgesagt | 4.5 Billion Years in 1 Hour (2023) Earth is 4.5 billion years old, which is approximately the same amount of time it took us to create this video. pp30Oyfrc5A history-of-humankind-do-we-still-have-ape-brains History of Humankind | Do We Still Have Ape Brains? Music from Silver Maple, Epidemic Sound and Artlist. Stock footage from Storyblocks, Artgrid and Shutterstock. rALhH-WiA6I moth-light-media-the-evolution-of-hammerhead-sharks Moth Light Media | The Evolution of Hammerhead Sharks Sharks have had a place in the ecosystems of the ocean for over 400 million years, being present in the sea long before dinosaurs existed, before trees existed, and sharks are in fact roughly as old as terrestrial plants. 3bzwZHt_6dI north-02-what-were-humans-doing-100000-years-ago NORTH 02 | What Were Humans doing 100,000 Years Ago? The recently discovered Burckler Crater would have had a significant effect of early humans especially since it occurred only 5000 years ago.