Don't try to remove a bloodsucking parasite from your pet dinosaur. You don't want to tick off a dinosaur.

@scalpingsnake

6 жыл бұрын

DOYOUTHINKHESAWUS oh wait wrong joke

@ManintheArmor

6 жыл бұрын

Classy.

@artistwithouttalent

6 жыл бұрын

Master Therion _Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus._

@catebrooks6779

6 жыл бұрын

But you do want a tick off a dinosaur. Ha! Yeah, sorry; that was terrible... lizard.

@sebastianelytron8450

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Utter Why? He's a meme all in himself. It's got to the point where we don't upvote him because of the content, rather we upvote _to make him_ top comment. The funny thing isn't the comment, it's who wrote it. Welcome to the strange world of "memeification".....

Reason not to Time Travel you haven't thought of #49: Different biomes in different eras means you not only have to figure out HOW to time travel, but also need a level of protection against diseases and parasites equivalent to finding an alien world. Even if you were, say, future people, you would even have to protect yourself from possibly even modern day diseases, let alone ones that are ancient to us.

@djr5995

6 жыл бұрын

Cool! what an interesting idea! This makes me think of the microbiome. So if time travel into the past was possible then even trying to have a meal could mean trouble or complication depending on what archaic microbes you may encounter and how they get on with your pre-existing colonies of gut microflora. Although I don't believe that time travel into the past is possible but it's a great point and interesting thing to think about nevertheless

@MrRedwires

6 жыл бұрын

While DJR's thought of the microbiome being disturbed by foods from different time periods, there is one problem with your thoughts. I don't think Diseases would be such a big problem. Humans would not be around at that time, and thusly there would be no bacteria and viruses around to infect you. In general, the biology of any species at that time is different to ours now ... But that doesn't stop random chance from having a bacteria or virus successfully infect a person, of course. It's just not very probable.

@OrcinusDrake

6 жыл бұрын

supersmily5SS5 It's been done... In a Simpsons episode :p

@patrickmccurry1563

6 жыл бұрын

Parasites are usually very well adapted to their host. Aliens entering the area are very unlikely to be palatable.

@robinchesterfield42

6 жыл бұрын

Actually I have read sci-fi stories like that, but they're relatively rare. I remember one where there were these time gates, and the people who (legally!) used them had to go through EXTENSIVE training, immunotherapy, research and plastic surgery before they were allowed to step through.

The thumbnail was dino- mite !

U should make the title more clear that there's a second story

@ophliablue

3 жыл бұрын

Riiiight? I love this channel, but I didn’t pick up on where there was a segue from dinosaur ticks to what part of our brains stop us from falling on our butts.

@miloirvine5848

3 жыл бұрын

I was deeply offended as well

Check yourself for ticks after you spend time outside, kids. Please. I have Lyme bc I missed one, and it's been unsuccessfully treated twice now. No guarantee that I'm gonna ever have it healed. It's getting stronger, mutating, and tick numbers are exploding in North America (climate change, yay!). Just a friendly public service announcement. ✌🏼

@ThaFashionAssassin

6 жыл бұрын

Doesn't look like it's stopped you from drinking.

@nikolademitri731

6 жыл бұрын

ThaFashionAssassin Haha, that pic is pre-Lyme, taken a couple years back when I was in Germany. I've just always liked this pic for some reason. I don't really drink a lot, and yes, I've drank a couple times since I was infected, but what's that even have to do with Lyme? It's not like drinking is contraindicated to having Lyme disease, or do you know something I don't know? Cheers ✌🏼

@4eversnowboard

6 жыл бұрын

Conventional treatments don't work on lyme. At best they make it hibernate and come back years later. The only way to beat it is to strengthen your immune system. Seek a natural path doctor

@iCantFindNoName

6 жыл бұрын

Does not having it be successfully treated mean u still have the mark/rash?

@hdotl6286

6 жыл бұрын

Nikola Demitri WOW you actually use your real name and picture on KZread comments? Most the people you speak to on this aren't who they say they are. Facebook and Twitter are already risky enough my friend. I'm just saying, protect yourself, your name, your image. People do all kinds of sneaky stuff with other peoples identity nowadays, from a harmless catfish stunt to full blown bankruptcy scams. More than half these accounts are 👻 accounts, mine is.

I'm disappointed that all of the Dinos got wiped out yet creatures like ticks still live on. I mean if the dinos had to go couldn't the ticks have gone with them?

@djr5995

6 жыл бұрын

If dinos were still here then killing the sh*t out of humans would probably be their forte

@-zephyressence-2018

6 жыл бұрын

DJR I didn't say anything about Dino's still being here at present day and age. I said the ticks should have gone with them. Lol

@djr5995

6 жыл бұрын

okay, it just sounded a little like you wanted the dinos to still be here.. just from your use of the words "disappointed" and "had to go". But no worries man

@-zephyressence-2018

6 жыл бұрын

DJR Oh true that, I can see how you would have thought that now. My bad!

@djr5995

6 жыл бұрын

All good! It's too bad that gross creepy crawlies like ticks are so successful but living things will find a niche wherever they can..

I thought there was a some giant vampire dino lol

That's the fastest I ever heard someone say "this week on scishow news we're talking about"

Incredible information. People find this stuff and anilitacal thinking gives us the best answer. I love your channel.

I lost track of the last quarter of the video trying to figure out why the scientists used blue and yellow for stop and go instead of the stop and go colors the test subjects were already conditioned to

@tylers7988569

6 жыл бұрын

I'd imagine it's a higher quality experiment by using colors that don't have a Stop or Go stigma tied to them also they wouldn't have to worry about Red/Green colorblindness

@Brandyalla

6 жыл бұрын

The red-green thing I could see. Otherwise I think it would improve results, because the subjects wouldn't have to take the fraction of a section to remember which blasted color is which before acting

@tylers7988569

6 жыл бұрын

I think that's the point though. If you used red and green, those given "red is stop" directions would naturally perform much better but then the "green is stop" people would've been stumbling way more based off instincts and cemented stigma alone

@Brandyalla

6 жыл бұрын

Hm. Maybe. Also, not to be pedantic, but you're using "stigma" incorrectly. A stigma is a negative response by one's society based on past behavior or stereotyping. The red-green-stop-go is just social conditioning.

@pifdemestre7066

6 жыл бұрын

This is probably the whole point, they wanted people to regularly make mistake and try to correct them.

Mosquito problems and ticks same problems today just add a flea next 😝

I came up with a question so I clicked on a random recent video to ask HOW DID HUMANS THINK BEFORE LANGUAGE? HOW DID THEY THINK TO CREATE LANGUAGE?

I have pretty good reaction time for stopping myself; so I only step in dog crap if it's in long grass. I walk quickly so I think where I'm going next a lot more often, and I'm kind of anxious to begin with so if I notice something out of my peripherals I can usually stop. I'm also pretty good at catching myself when I trip or slip, I can usually get my leg back underneath myself before I fall and gain a footing.

This absolutely reminds me of when I'm writing a complex, high detail and heavy character-driven story chapter and some abrupt B.S. IN REAL LIFE happens and trying to stop writing, quickly put in lingering ideas to help me know what my train of heavy details, where I was 'going' with the details, situations and outcomes with words feel like- YEAH... it's a horrible feeling between knowing things are getting worse in real life, and there's a pretty high chance your fictional people are going to come out better off easily from out the other end of everything you're putting them through. ☝🏻😖

The last part was very interesting. MORE on the brain please!!

Me and my family love your Channel!

@louiscabrera7552

6 жыл бұрын

jase martinez it's my family and i.

@JatPhenshllem

2 жыл бұрын

Gotta love your profile picture

could you please mark your "news episodes ". i know a lot of people wont click your videos without the funny titels but for me and maby some others the science news are the most interesting part of your channel. love your channel tho :)

This guy is the best host on KZread

You really spared no expense...

please do an episode about storing information on man made dna like they were talking about today on science friday

Replace the colored dots with snakes and watch the reaction times surge.

I wonder if skateboarders have faster reaction times and can stop more quickly?

Video idea: what are scabs, how do they form, and why do we pick at them?

O wow...So there's a Jurassic world coming up now?..Nice video

What is this, SciShow colloquial? Now I'm forced to either look up myself or to assume, maybe, the putamen and globus pallidus as the inhibitory signal generators. But what regions herein?! Your instalments have seen me achieve more than a few high distinctions in my time, please continue to foster audience knowledge of the quintessentially esoteric.

Fantastic

Dinosaurs used to be thought of as just big dull lizards. Now it's normal to talk about "dinosaur feathers". Paleontology has come a long way ! :)

How about a video on Dr. Gary Steinberg at Stanford and how he fixed Mz. Koontz 2-year right-side paralysis (after an ischemic stroke) with Stem cells?

Thank you video games for helping to make my 'stop' signal faster. XD I don't know how many times I've halted myself mid-motion to abort certain actions. Though, sometimes, I find I still can't stop, especially if it involves losing my balance as the alternative. I could pause my foot over the doggy doo if I had my balance intact, but if the previous motion caused my balance to be unstable, the best I would be able to do is try to shift a bit to the side, backward or forward just shy of stepping in it. XD

4:25 Well hell, thanks Hank. As if I needed any more evidence...XD

Never been this early for scishow before :o

This aging related changes in ability to change one's movement in short time obviously affects sport playing such as hokey, basketball, etc as well as driving.

Dino DNA!

@ThePrimalEarth

6 жыл бұрын

day-no d-an-ay!

@henryscott370

6 жыл бұрын

No... That's not how it works.

@henryscott370

6 жыл бұрын

lol

@Sykohsis

6 жыл бұрын

Was thinking the same thing.

@Q-bh

5 жыл бұрын

MrShadow12622 I thought this was a KONO DIO DA meme just changed into DINO DNA, I’m disappointed in myself

Question: so to stop a decision to be executed fully (say stepping on poop...), I must finish deciding to stop it 0.25 second before the decision is fully executed? I can decide which letter to type very quickly (should b faster than 0.25 seconds), does that mean the brain decision region to stop typing and the brain decision region to decide what to type are different? From a functional point of view, they should be the same right?

Hey can you make a video about the reasons why charging you're phone to 50% makes the battery live longer?

Dinosaurs had a blood sucking parasite? Yep that's Steven Spelberg.

john hammond: 0_0 the expense... SHALL NOT BE SPARED

Yay Hank! Yay being early! Yay Dinosaurs!

_Dinosaur in the thumbnail:_ NANI?!

So, after 145 million-ish years we can definitively say that THAT tick was hosted by the dinosaur that had THAT feather. Nothing could have interfered with the placement of THAT tick and THAT feather. assumptions. assumptions... When that resin oozed, dripped or however it was transported to the location where that tick and that feather were located (or the other way around) nothing could have interfered with the placement of tick and feather?

@MtnTow

5 жыл бұрын

Ticks can move pretty fast as well. Most hunters will say that ticks vacate a deer within an hour or two of it being killed.

Today, Vsauce first talks about parasites, now Sci Show!?

What is Amber exactly made of?

I wish I wasn't snacking when watching this video

How do they know the feather is from an animal that the tick fed on and not just a random occurrence?

I'm sure the monkey probably didn't want his brain cut open.

@lancewedor5306

6 жыл бұрын

girffrommars kissit - I'm sure s/he would have signed a release form. I mean no reputable surgeon would perform such a procedure without consent, right? To do else would appear unethical and worthy of censure, right? So we can all rest assured that protocols were exactingly followed, right?! Perhaps I will have nightmares tonight.

Ticks: Its morbin time!

they had to do a whole study to find this out. they should have come to me, i would have told them straight. I have known this since i was 7.

Are we sure that the same muscle control process in the brain occurs for any muscle? If any muscles are likely to deviate, I'd certainly have eye-controlling muscles near the top of the list (for consciously-controllable, anyway).

Don't stop your motion. Redirect it.

Wait a minute. Vsause 3 and scishow do an episode on parasites on the same day? Hmmm...

I wonder how well athletes would do on this test? I would figure they would have a better reaction time than most. Since they are in that style of situation frequently.

i am very good at stopping i was running and the CVS has an automatic door it didnt register for awhile but to stop myself i twisted my ankle to pivot my running so i would run more around the building if i didnt just stop but by pivoting my foot it was an auto stop thx for this ha bisky vid and i wonder if land before time ever talked about these tics since apparently its still around as a cartoon and new episodes are coming out

arachnids and brains? [DESIRE TO KNOW MORE INTENSIFIES]

If we could harvest the blood....

@Brandyalla

6 жыл бұрын

It would still be degraded after millions of years, in addition to also being mixed with the tick's own DNA (also degraded). Besides, dinosaurs have no place in this world. Do you really want a half-formed T-Rex/tick hybrid running around failing to compete with modern animals? It would have a short, sad, life.

@alexanderhowarth6460

6 жыл бұрын

@Brandyalla party pooper

@Brandyalla

6 жыл бұрын

aw

@bobhope4288

6 жыл бұрын

Dr. Henry Wu has already done that and it worked out just fine...well sorta, it didn't end well but there didn't seem to be any degradation to the DNA he used.

@henryscott370

6 жыл бұрын

It's the truth, my guy. The non-avian dinosaurs are never coming back.

I love you sciences my life

Nawww - but Haaank I wanna Puppy-sized feathered Dinosaur!

Also, DNA has a half-life, so were more likely to have _Pleistocene Park_ than a Jurassic one.

@themrmortonman

6 жыл бұрын

But Permian Park sounds so much more fun.

Can we use the blood inside the tick to clone dinos for a new Spielberg movie?

Ticks Are evil I remember one time I was sky diving and I found one on me I tried to get it off me and I almost killed myself because the parachute didnt open and then when I just realized that at the last second.....oh wait... I’m sorry that wasn’t me

That experiment frustrates me. How do you avoid looking at it if you have to look at it to interpret what to do with it? Also holy heck, I don't know how I wouldn't mess up when to go and stop (probably their point though)

@codename9824

6 жыл бұрын

GTaichou because the command on the screen along with the shape tells you what to do.

You’re my favorite narrator I only watch the ones with you in it

why am i eating while watching this

I read bird ancestors evolved into modern birds at least around 120 million years ago. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think they definitely existed 100 million years ago so bird feathers are a possible source for the feather encased in amber.

@yushatak

6 жыл бұрын

From a quick googling it seems the definition of "bird' is a bit fuzzy for casual articles, and some of these ancient 'birds" aren't in the lineage to modern birds, either.

@ZombieBarioth

6 жыл бұрын

Some dinosaurs also had feathers, and seeing as only some of those species are the direct predecessor to modern birds, figuring out wether they're "bird feathers" or "dino feathers" is a difficult task to say the least. Suppose there was a 'missing link', would it be a bird or a dinosaur?

@patrickmccurry1563

6 жыл бұрын

Modern birds evolved from ancient birds which were a branch of therapods which are a branch of dinosaurs, etc. Where to cut off one group name-wise is always arguable.

@gartengeflugel924

6 жыл бұрын

Patrick McCurry There really is no clear cut between dromaeosaur predecessors and modern birds. Some features of modern birds declared the former dinosaurs as birds. For example the extremely shortened tail in combination with a stiff backbone at some point in the history of the evolution of birds were set as the beginning of the first true birds. Beaks were already evolved but teeth weren't lost yet, although they weren't of much use anymore.

They should rename this episode, has little to do with the parasites and dinosaurs. :/ Still interesting though. :3

so that's why friendly headshots happen.

Has anyone ever tried to stop peeing while in the middle of peeing? Is this question relatable to the second topic of the video?

@amcat8015

6 жыл бұрын

Chimeng Thao I've done that before.

0:25 the tics mouth parts are the same as an ants but without the mandibles... weird maybe ants are descended from the tics or related

@ekosubandie2094

4 жыл бұрын

Ticks are arachnids aka part of spiders and scorpions family They're completely unrelated to ants nor insects as a whole

I was hoping to see a tick the size of a grapefruit...

I came here because the P4A livestream is having technical difficulties

So, we still don't get a real life Jurassic Park? Hmm :/

@Superman820_

6 жыл бұрын

?

@tylers7988569

6 жыл бұрын

DNA that ancient has decayed a good bit so as far as we're capable/aware noooooooooope

@Ditidos

6 жыл бұрын

We can improve the AI to behave like an animal and create animatronics that behave like dinosaurs.

@invisiblejaguar1

6 жыл бұрын

No, but I am lucky enough to see the occasional dinosaur in dreams. I saw a tyrannosaurus and a parasaurolophus recently, my favorite hadrosaur :-)

@drsharkboy6568

6 жыл бұрын

We would need to reverse engineer birds to bring back at least the theropod dinosaurs.

U guys should make a separate channel called scishow news

What are dogs sniffing for when they're trying to poop

Instead of mosquitos it’s ticks that scientists extracted DNA of dinosaurs to make a new one and Jurassic park!!

Amber is fantastic

The blur on the microphone is more distracting than anything, in my opinion

arachnids are bugs by definition

Reason why dinosaurs go extinct with this ticks

The video started with bugs preserved in Amber and then it went from that to experiments about how parts of your brain communicate with each other .????.?..?..?.?..?..?.????...?🤔🤔🤔

No Jurassic park? :'v

take the blood from the tick and make dinosaur alive again the jurassic park way

"Mayanmarr" It's Mee-an-mar.

I use my right brain. Meaning i'm left handed.

I'm still trying to figure out how pine pitch got into a dinosaur nest. Does this mean some dinosaurs nested in trees?

@Brandyalla

6 жыл бұрын

Under them

@Silkendrum

6 жыл бұрын

Under the tree was my first thought, but pine pitch runs down branches and the trunk, it doesn't drip from a branch, so any nest would have to be very close to the trunk.

@henryscott370

6 жыл бұрын

Most were ground nesting.

@codename9824

6 жыл бұрын

Silkendrum if a large enough drop of sap gathered on a branch it could drop. The temperature and humidity would have to be high but that was the case in that era I believe.

1:57 why do you have to ruin it?! 😭

I dub dino fleas "Parastie-a-sore-azz" That's the scientific term.

It's happened.

I consider all arthropods, and some mollusks to be bugs. An organism doesn't need to be an insect to be a bug.

Is it just me or was the last part really random

wow damn , the first video on this channel that has different content then the title suggested -.- dare i say clickbait?, guess i did =/

How is a tick related to brain

MUHAHAHHAHAHAHHA THEY HAD A ARCH ENEMY

WHy do 2 things in 1 vid?

HOLY MOSSASAURUS THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE

4:30 as always.. thanks for watc--- wait.. NO!

I honestly though thus would be more extreme, but I'm not disappointed. It was really cool.

@henryscott370

6 жыл бұрын

It's practically the same as today. The past wasn't just a huge kaiju fight my guy.

Dinosaurs lmbo

Kinda wish they had utilized ancient ticks in Jurassic Park or one of its shitty sequels. Imagine being fed on by a tick strong enough to feed on dinosaurs...

Are you one of the Vlogbrothers??????

@mysterioushoodedguy2332

6 жыл бұрын

Cos he looks like one of them

@shehreentariq7308

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah he is

Why is there some helium in the air at ground level but helium balloons float

@codename9824

6 жыл бұрын

Henry Wolfe there is no helium in the atmosphere that isn’t already on its way out of the atmosphere into space. The only reason helium in on earth at all is it decayed from other elements while being buried deep underground in very dense rock.

"Mayanmarr"