Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Founded in 1860 as the centre for scientific study at the University of Oxford, the Museum of Natural History now holds the University’s internationally-significant collections of geological and zoological specimens, as well as substantial archival material. Housed in a stunning example of neo-Gothic architecture, the Museum’s growing collections underpin a broad programme of natural environment research, teaching and public engagement.

Highlights in the collections include the only remaining tissue material of a Dodo, the oldest pinned insect in the world, and fossils of the first scientifically-described dinosaur, the Oxfordshire Megalosaurus.

Drawn to Nature: Beetles

Drawn to Nature: Beetles

Meat: The Future?

Meat: The Future?

Drawn to Nature: Minerals

Drawn to Nature: Minerals

Drawn to Nature: Birds

Drawn to Nature: Birds

Drawn to Nature: Rock Pools

Drawn to Nature: Rock Pools

Drawn to Nature: Amber

Drawn to Nature: Amber

Drawn to Nature: Plesiosaurs

Drawn to Nature: Plesiosaurs

Wildlife, Warriors and Women

Wildlife, Warriors and Women

Drawn to Nature: Nautilus

Drawn to Nature: Nautilus

Metabolism of Planet Earth

Metabolism of Planet Earth

Drawn to Nature: Flies

Drawn to Nature: Flies

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  • @jamesspry3294
    @jamesspry32945 күн бұрын

    I don't care what Monbiot says, I just know that on my little farm, the carbon is going into the soil and the biodiversity is increasing. I use grazing animals using the holistic management framework that Alan (et al) developed. It works. I've seen it on my place.

  • @jonathanroberts-bj7yl
    @jonathanroberts-bj7yl7 күн бұрын

    Any Crocodiles?

  • @RS-ln3ns
    @RS-ln3ns11 күн бұрын

    ANOTHER AMERICAN VIDEO, SHOWING FALSE BS INFORMATION ABOUT BRITAIN.

  • @andytrommald5327
    @andytrommald532714 күн бұрын

    I fully agree with Alan's work and believe his holistic method can save our deserts but he's such a weak debater I'm beating myself up listening to him

  • @Cons408
    @Cons40814 күн бұрын

    The likes are 666😰

  • @cornelia3130
    @cornelia313015 күн бұрын

    I love this Cambrian world asmr 😍

  • @prettynoose888
    @prettynoose88817 күн бұрын

    So this Allen Savory shot 40 000 elephants, what a despicable human, how can he even show his face in public. He should be locked up away!!!

  • @joedusel
    @joedusel19 күн бұрын

    LOL, logic versus gibberish. That was a debate?

  • @pedrovanius2025
    @pedrovanius202520 күн бұрын

    🇧🇷🤙🏻

  • @perjalananwaktu7181
    @perjalananwaktu718121 күн бұрын

    Why they didn't just clone the dead one and forget about extinction

  • @DebacleUK
    @DebacleUK21 күн бұрын

    shot 40,000 elephants - and you were WRONG

  • @GrowYourOwnLife
    @GrowYourOwnLife23 күн бұрын

    GM not coming across well. Alot of bluster & aggression without saying very much.

  • @tman250
    @tman25025 күн бұрын

    Many comments here suggest that Allan Savory didn't address the debate's title, but he actually did. It's just that George Monbiot, most of the audience, and I (for a while) missed it. I thought it worthwhile to post this a few times in a few different areas of the comments section because Allen's arguments are worth understanding. The debate's title is "Is livestock grazing essential to mitigating climate change?" It is not about: * Will livestock grazing reduce global warming? * Will livestock grazing reduce atmospheric carbon? * Will livestock grazing reduce greenhouse gases? George Monbiot conflated climate change with global warming and increased atmospheric carbon. However, these are distinct concepts. We notice climate change through: * Greater temperature extremes in various places (e.g., shifting from very hot to very cold), making them hard to live in * More extreme weather events globally * The inability to farm due to these changes * Loss of coastal land from rising sea levels Scientists have found a correlation between increasing greenhouse gases and rising global temperatures, linking these temperatures to climate change. They thus conclude that reducing greenhouse gases is crucial for combating climate change, a view George Monbiot supports. Allan Savory, however, disagrees. He believes that combating desertification is the key to addressing climate change, reasoning that: * Deserts experience extreme temperature swings (very hot days and very cold nights), making them uninhabitable * Desertification alters local weather patterns (e.g., reducing rainfall and creating conditions for extreme weather elsewhere) * Desertification reduces an area's resilience to extreme weather (e.g., deserts flood while grasslands absorb water) * These factors make the land unfarmable Desertification doesn't directly impact rising sea levels, but it can be argued that the loss of farmable or habitable land poses a greater threat to humanity than the loss of some coastal areas. This is why Allan Savory says "forget carbon." To George Monbiot, this equates to "forget climate change," leading him to accuse Allan of not addressing the debate's title. However, Allan was always focused on the core issue. Allan is not a trained debater or academic. He approaches problems differently. If I were him, I would frame the debate as follows: "Desertification impacts climate change more than greenhouse gases, and livestock grazing is essential to stopping desertification." Allan would then support this statement, while George would argue against it. George would then have to admit that even with negative carbon emissions, we are in serious trouble if our land becomes desert. The world becomes unlivable, people can't feed themselves, and extreme weather events increase. In other words, climate change would still be rampant. Therefore, halting desertification must be prioritized over concerns about greenhouse gases. To Allan, the most effective way to combat climate change is to graze animals on borderline desert land using his grazing management techniques, transforming it into lush grassland. George can contest this only by: a) Providing evidence that Allan's grazing techniques do not stop desertification b) Demonstrating that rising greenhouse gases cause more desertification than improper grazing and farming practices Since George's debate focused on carbon sequestration, he couldn't directly challenge Allan's point. Instead, he led the audience to misunderstand Allan's argument. You'll notice Allan began by saying, "let's assume the soil captured zero carbon and that animals released 20 times the greenhouse gases they actually do." This was a significant clue that Allan was presenting a different perspective. If Allan were more articulate or if George were more balanced and less angry, making an effort to understand Allan's point, the debate could have been more productive.

  • @prettynoose888
    @prettynoose88817 күн бұрын

    I do not care to understand a man who shot 40 000 elephants.

  • @tman250
    @tman25017 күн бұрын

    @@prettynoose888 You miss the fact that he spent a significant portion of his life trying to remedy that mistake. People are capable of change and growth. I am sure you've made mistakes in the past that you've learned from. Suppose society decided to reject you based on your mistakes without considering that you've outgrown the mistake. You wouldn't feel great, and society would miss out on the good things you have to offer. I myself don't condone the act of farming animals for meat. All animal lives matter. But I can still appreciate Roger Savory's findings on how managed grazing can remove desertification and reduce climate change.

  • @prettynoose888
    @prettynoose88816 күн бұрын

    @@tman250 Killing 40 000 elephants is unforgivable, it also proves he's NOT smart at all. There is nothing he can do to remedy that mistake. The thing is you (and most other humans) are anthropocentric and you see animals as mindless, unfeeling machines. You don't care about animals, nature or the planet and that is why you can so easily forgive the atrocities humans commit. Maybe you should watch channels like "HERD Elephant Orphanage South Africa" so that you can see how incredible elephants are, they are very complex, sensitive and emotional beings.

  • @MarieLotusBastard
    @MarieLotusBastard25 күн бұрын

    So siblings only have 50 percent shared DNA buteveryone shares DNA. That sounds like misrepresention and fraud. We are NOT ALL AFRICAN just because she is

  • @javiercarrera6092
    @javiercarrera6092Ай бұрын

    Savory is a practical land restoration expert who has helped regenerate thousands of acres and has taught his system to thousands of people. I have personaly witnessed the positive results of what he proposes. Monbiot is an intellectual with nothing to show.

  • @rossmcnally7016
    @rossmcnally7016Ай бұрын

    Savory managed to waste an hour and a half of everybody's time by refusing to engage with the terms of the debate which he himself had proposed. His only contribution was to pepper the discussion with a kind of grapeshot cannon of incoherent waffle about how the allies won the war by dealing with oxidation. By being as vague and obscurantist as possible, quacks like this are able to appeal to an audience who just read into their nonsense whatever they want to hear.

  • @pborogeopaleo
    @pborogeopaleoАй бұрын

    Excellent mini documentary, I'll have to ask the Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery if they would like to do one about the Plesiosaur I found from the same site a few years later. Which is now on permanent display in the Peterborough Museums marine reptile gallery 😊

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    One point: Vegans graize. They never stop eating. Carnivores eat, (at most) twice a day.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    Climate change is caused mainly by plaughs and machinery on the land spraying toxins and collecting junk cereals by the millions of ton. Not cow burping.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    You lose George, you'll never turn the world vegan.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    We can't afford the water to grow the wheat and corn and grain and junk food that George want to feed us on.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    Well George, if you don't want to eat properly and let people bring up their children properly perhaps we should be stopped breeding like rabbits. We con't continue to explode out of control.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    This george guy wants to kill off all the animals (which will happen if he gets his way) and turn the world plastic.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    All you're doing with a plant based diet is growing plants with pesticides, herbicides and fungicides and I'm sure the chemical companies and oil companies love you sunshine.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    A plant based diet is suicide for the planet and the human race. YOU ARE NUTS.

  • @keeshea6718
    @keeshea6718Ай бұрын

    1:25:30 : and they say veganism is a religion :D .... how about being human/humane and show respect to the lives of the animals you kill needlessly

  • @keeshea6718
    @keeshea6718Ай бұрын

    he calls mass murdering 40'000 elephants a "blunder" !!

  • @margotbw4660
    @margotbw4660Ай бұрын

    Thank you for walking us through your methods and data! Really interesting studies!

  • @christophvonknobelsdorff1936
    @christophvonknobelsdorff1936Ай бұрын

    film tear at the crucial point ? ...

  • @aelfricoxhey1191
    @aelfricoxhey1191Ай бұрын

    Very poor debate. Old man waffling and an idiot displaying selective bias in the science that he quotes, yet claims to have read all the papers, obviously hasn't read any that I have.

  • @earthflute2248
    @earthflute22482 ай бұрын

    George is the type of green ideolog who will only be happy when all animals roam free incl cats and dogs and ruminants are gone, we eat zee bugs and we are all sitting around fires coz the grid has collapsed under his green 'we are all going to die' utopia. Thank goodness there are practical people like Alan who ignore George's cherry-picked 'science'. Let George live his dream life alone and cold eating bugs. In a sterile environment destroyed by his pesticides herbicides and fertilisers. Not for me. Bring on the health giving red meat, proper sustainable farming and a happy bio environment.

  • @yummimuffuun6496
    @yummimuffuun64962 ай бұрын

    Anyone come from Helldivers 2?

  • @wozzaladers3244
    @wozzaladers32442 ай бұрын

    'All policy is created to meet a need a desire or address a problem!' ????????????? WTF

  • @wozzaladers3244
    @wozzaladers32442 ай бұрын

    kzread.info/dash/bejne/oKmWmdKNn7yZmrg.html

  • @wozzaladers3244
    @wozzaladers32442 ай бұрын

    Allan Savory doesn't explain HOW cattle remove carbon from the atmosphere and store it, he doesn't explain what process he used from the military to reduce carbon in the atmosphere, with respect he doesn't really make an argument at all? George Monbiot explained in reasonable and accessible detail how and why livestock and grassing are releasing more carbon to the atmosphere. After listening to this debate with an open mind, I am now more certain than ever that live stock agriculture must change if we are to save our environment from further disaster!

  • @marlan5470
    @marlan54702 ай бұрын

    1- Most of the corn now goes into ethanol. Management of pastures and animals is what turns the animals from destructive to regenerative. ANYONE BLAMING THE ANIMALS INSTEAD OF THE MANAGEMENT OF SAID ANIMALS is an idiot.

  • @nicolasmaciaswoitrin3377
    @nicolasmaciaswoitrin33772 ай бұрын

    It is important to understand that what Allan is saying is that beef production is NOT necessarily related to grazing! large areas of the world have evolved to support tens of millions of grazing mammals and is them that keep the ecosystem going! Think of the American bison, the wildebeest, the zebras, the buffalo, the auroc, the European bison! The point is to farm grazing animals in those places where they NATURALLY belong and do it in a way they will boost ecological processes. Yes, you can ranch cattle in some parts of north America with ecological benefits. Yes, you can graze cattle in Europe in wood pastures and shrub as it always was (the European mega forest is a myth). Yes, graze sheep and goats in middle east regions and Central Europe's mountains where they are actually from. But how do you erase 500 years of colonial efforts that took graziers all over the world.

  • @aussiegamer1883
    @aussiegamer18832 ай бұрын

    Wrong Its not extinct

  • @Cons408
    @Cons40814 күн бұрын

    Bluds a little kid💀

  • @aussiegamer1883
    @aussiegamer188314 күн бұрын

    @@Cons408 nah mate I'm 18 and I've seen one out hunting with mates and family but aye if anyone's a child it's you 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Cons408
    @Cons40814 күн бұрын

    @@aussiegamer1883 they're extinct little Timmy

  • @Cons408
    @Cons40812 күн бұрын

    @@aussiegamer1883 plus they're gone

  • @aussiegamer1883
    @aussiegamer188312 күн бұрын

    Yeah no but aye, feel free to keep your own opinion to yourself, they're are alot and I mean alot of people out there that have seen them

  • @rebeccalyon3847
    @rebeccalyon38472 ай бұрын

    Thylacine is not extinxt people think it is

  • @umayoubm3866
    @umayoubm38662 ай бұрын

    George seems lost in fake or 'controlled ' science. Allan has history evidence that carbon is NOT the cause or cure to the proplem of desertification. North Africa used to be grasslands untill roman empire killed off the wild animals who were feeding the land is a balanced cycle

  • @galenhaugh3158
    @galenhaugh31582 ай бұрын

    Evolutionary?????... this wasn't evolutionary!

  • @AMC2283
    @AMC2283Ай бұрын

    by all means, what was it?

  • @mikecahill3989
    @mikecahill39892 ай бұрын

    Allan Savory is a True ecologist and a Great Man who has cared about the planet long before Monibot jumped on the bandwagon and skewed the science

  • @prettynoose888
    @prettynoose88817 күн бұрын

    He killed 40 000 elephants and you think he’s a great man…WOW!!!

  • @bigyin2586
    @bigyin25862 ай бұрын

    Is the professor concerned about global boiling?

  • @mayapapaya89
    @mayapapaya892 ай бұрын

    Fantastic to hear George speak on this subject. The amount of fake news in livestock sector is out of control!

  • @GavinHardy-kh6lr
    @GavinHardy-kh6lr2 ай бұрын

    George appeared arrogant and angry and was attacking his opponent. It's not Allan's fault that his method has not been peer reviewed. In any case, Allan is just getting on with it and showing that carefully planned restocking that mimics wild animal grazing in the dry temperate to arid zones restores landscape biodiversity and reverses desertification. And carbon is also stored in the grasses, not just the soil.

  • @warrenpaine
    @warrenpaine2 ай бұрын

    The 3 largest ethnic groups in the US are Americans of English, German and Irish ancestry.

  • @gaiarhodes9171
    @gaiarhodes91712 ай бұрын

    Could use this for a pepper's ghost illusion

  • @user-iksd0713
    @user-iksd07132 ай бұрын

    성게 포유류등의 알은 등황란으로 난황의 양이 적어서 알 전체에서 난활이 일어나는 전활을 하며 동시에 난황이 전체에 균등하게 분포 되어 있어서 난활에 의해 생긴 활구의 크기가 같은 등활을 한다 이 등황란은 식물극과 동물극에서 항문이 먼저 생기는 후구동물 이다 등황란 뿐만아니라 중황란 단황란에서도 식물극과 동물극의 활구가 다 다르다 이것이 진핵생물이 동물의 난활의 방식으로 진화를 해온 유전자의 진홰를 보여준다 등황란은 모아동물에서 극피동물로 극피에서 원색 동물로 진화를 하였으며 등황란의 시작은 어떻게 되었는 가는 밝힐수 없다 이 등황란의 시작이 난의 시작이다 중황란은 난황이 비교적 많고 알의 중앙부에 모여 있으며 세포질은 그 바깥쪽을 에워싸듯이 존재하고 있다 이 난은 곤충 갑각류에 많다 말미잘의 강장동물에서 볼수있다 난활을 할때 알 중앙의 난황은 분열하지 않고 알 표면의 세포질 부분만이 분열하는 표활을 한다 즉 먼저 난황속에 존재하는 핵이 분열하여 증가하고 그들 핵은 알 둘레에 있는 세포질 속으로 이동하며 얼마후에는 핵과 핵사이에 격벽이 생겨 개개의 세포인 활구가 독립된다 말미잘인 강장동물에서 갑각류 곤충으로 진화를 한 것이다 단황란은 달걀과 같이 알의 한쪽에 다량의 난황이 치우쳐 있는 알을 단황란이라 한다 연체동물의 두족류및 연골어류 경골어류 파충류 조류 등에서 단황란을 볼수 있으며 난황이 식물극 쪽에 치우쳐 있으므로 난활은 세포질이 많이 포함된 동물극에서만 일어나고 따라서 배는 접시모양의 배반이 된다 어류 파충류 조류 등의 단황란은 난활면이 알 전체를 통과하지 않고 동물극의 일부에서 만 난활이 일어나므로 반활이라고 한다 개구리 도룡농 등의 양서류 알도 단황란인데 난황의 양이 비교적 적은 동물극 쪽에서 난활이 빨리 일어나므로 동물극 쪽의 활구가 식물극 쪽보다 작은 부등활을 하며 알 전체에서 난활이 일어나므로 부등활인 전할의 전활을 한다 연체 동물인 두족류에서 연골 어류에서 경골 어류로 양서류 파충류로 조류로 진화를 하였으며 파충류 조류의 반활과 양서류의 전활로 나누어 진것은 양서류 6:40 는 습지 생활을 하면서 유전자가 진화를 한 것이다 동물의 진화는 계통도가 아닌 난활만으로 알수있다 난활이 진화의 지문이며 유전자의 지문이다

  • @user-iksd0713
    @user-iksd07132 ай бұрын

    이 지구상의 가장 원시 생물인 원핵 생물은 단세포로서 세균 남세균을 포함하며 뚜렸한 핵이 없는것이 특징이며 한 개의 DNA 분자와 작은 세포 소기관을 가지고 있다 그리고 진핵 생물이란 진핵 세포로 구성된 생물체를 말하며 진핵세포는 세포내에 유전물질을 포함한 핵을 가진 세포를 통치하며 진핵세포는 핵 외에도 다양한 기능을 수행하는 여러 세포 소기관을 포함하고 있다 이 진핵 생물은 원핵생물로 부터 오랜 세월을 그치면서 생성된 것으로 여겨지며 이 진핵세포의 식물계인 엽룩체와 동물계인 미토 콘드리아 합성은 진핵생물이 오랜 시간을 지나온 것이 라고 여겨지며 이 원핵 생물의 동물성과 식물성은 동물의 난황의 분열을 결정지으며 동물 세포의 시작을 결정 짖는 중요한 요소가 된다 알의 종류에 따라 난활의 방식이 정해지는데 이 닌활의 방식에서 모든 동물의 진화가 어떻게 진화 하였으며 어떤 계통으로 진화를 하였는지가 전부 여기에서 갈라져 나가는 것이다

  • @shivamkohli5504
    @shivamkohli55042 ай бұрын

    That 99.9 % same dna have same nucleotide in gene ..or what is that 0.1% different dna