Welcome! I am an amateur paleontologist wishing to educate and entertain folks online by showing them the incredible world of paleontology and zoology! Looking through all of natural history, from Dinosaurs to Denisovans, and Mammoths to Manatees, I hope you learn and laugh a little while you look through The Budget Museum.
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Trunk nubs!
Thank you for a most fascinating video.
Lost opportunity to call it "extrabuganza"
Thank you. I'm glad I stumbled across your platform
I love how the internet collectively calls and agrees that rain frogs are now called "Potato Fairies"
Video talks about unknown dinosaurs, not even Sinosaurus was mentioned, that dinosaur is so unknown that it remains untalked (my favourite dinosaur)
The main reason all those animals are still there is because there were and are no apex predators. So its not a particular great thing but its interesting.
This one of my top ten KZread videos
I remember pouring all my evolution points in mobility but the just dying lol
11:06 that diss was savage lmao
This desert cant be that old. Just a few hundred years maybe. Look at old maps from 1500's. It was green, with huge rivers, cities, everything.
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What if that sunami from Doggerland was the Great Flood?
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Lwk feelin kinda special for having a fruit MEANT for me
As soon as you said bce instead of ad I stooped the vid
My favorite animal in the world
thanks for making this video. I hope it makes its way to some kids.
Why is everything a re but not a rodent
As weird and creepy as they are they're amazing
You’re telling me the shit that’s infesting my tiger barb aquarium right now that I’m currently having to starve out by depriving my precious swim babies of all light is one of the first recorded forms of life on earth…? Well, this changes everything.
Great job man!
great video
Poor New Caledonia, it dont stand a chance if were mining it.
Slaking
I thought hippos were related to elephants for Some reason
I d say we look more like bonobos but behave more like chimps (in ancient times we did at least)
According to fantasy everything has European features
3:46 I feel like us humans will be the first to break that rule 🥲
I saw the Aurochs so many times in school and always assumed people of the time just drew funny and over exaggerated cows 😭
The glaring thing to me has always been the incredible difference between chimp and bonobo. When an adult chimp gets out of the enclosure its guns ready get people out of the area until it’s darted or killed and back in the enclosure. One of the stories I heard was Mimi the dominant female bonobo escaped the enclosure by picking the lock but was found an hour later with the garden hose in hand watering the lawn. She had witnessed it many times before and thought it needed it. She went home by herself at lunch time because green apples were available, her favourite. We should pay more attention to bonobos. See if we could ever get even close to there social intelligence. When chimps meet someone has to die, when bonobos meet someone’s getting laid. Usually a picknick afterwards.
Small correction at 11:50. pH level falls with acidification. Anyway great vid as always, recently discovered this channel. Love the info and humor.
Those are cute, squealing fellas
“UN comprehensible?”
I've searching so many bug-themed creative project yet I found so little. all I found that worth mentioning were hollow knight and bug fable, and some of tabletop rpg like "bug world". I know there is more like bee movie, but those film feels less genuine to bug theme than what I mentioned before. they feel like human with buggy exo-suit. what I dreamed of, and plannig right now is bug-themed avatar:the last Airbender, sort of. I want to see a bug themed fantasy product with real, prehistoric bug lore, while mixing my own creativity. for example, I want to use loyal jelly as key item to evolving one society into monarchy in this bug world, since loyal jelly in real life actually can affect other insects like fly. and since bee were co-evolved with plants, in this fiction of world, they will be considered as botanistic faction. maybe they can utilize insectivorous plant to defend their nation. there is so many possibilities in bug world that never used by so many artist, and that's a shame. sorry for my bad English. I just wanted to share my imagination with random people lol
The lower 48 states are also smaller than Brazil
wizard sheep... polymoroh gone wrong
Orangutans - Maurice Gorrilas - Buck Bonobo - Koba Chimpanzee - Caeser Humans - Will
"Apes together strong."-Caeser "APES TOGETHAA STRONG!"-Koba "APES TOGETHER STRONG"-The Beach ape civilization "WHAT A WONDERFUL DAAAAY"-Proximus Caeser
Ever since the end of the Carboniferous, the arthropods have been reduced to mere shadows of their former selves. No longer are they the uncontested masters of the land. They are now the tiny vagabonds living within the cracks and unlit crevices of the vertebrates' world, forced to scrounge for discarded scraps and flee from our titanic footfalls. But the arthropods remember their past. The arthropods have not forgotten the days when they were the masters of the surface world, and we were merely the vermin beneath their manifold feet. Make no mistake, mammal. The arthropods outnumber you. The arthropods will outlive you. And when you die, it will be the arthropods who feast upon your remains. They are gathering their strength, and your flesh will be their fuel as the day of conquest hastens. The arthropods were once king of this planet. They shall be king again.
When I started studying dinosaur fossils, there were only about 300 know types in 1954. So, in my lifetime, over 1000 new dinosaurs have been discovered. Thousands more will be discovered over time.
Creators - pls stop perpetuating the lie that apes can produce sign language. They can not. At best they can point to something. Everything else is gibberish nonsense interpreted by zelis primatologists. RID CI/CT ASL interpreter
He said it was debated on whether it was mimicry or not.
See, I really hate bugs. I appreciate bugs, I know they're very important to ecosystems and they're a highly successful group of animals,. But bugs creep me out in a very deep way. I've tried overcoming my aversion to bugs by watching documentaries about them, but it just made it worse... "Life in the undergrowth" was basically a horror series disguised as a documentary.
One of the things I've always thought about bug documentaries is about their close-ups. As video game graphics develop over the years, I've heard some people complain about realistic skin, saying it kinda gross. Listen, actually, human skin is pretty gross if you zoom in like an insect documentaries. We don't recognize human faces by counting every hair on their skin. The way we recognize human faces is more abstract than we might thought. Wouldn't it be a little unfair not to apply that standard to insects? I think the reason why people think insects are gross is that we have seen so many enlarged pictures and videos of them.
i ate the bug
Bugs 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
this is still funny
“This real desert might not be as impressive as this totally fictional idea, but the reality of this real thing is still impressive in its own right”
What I find interesting lately is learning that most European and some Asian people's DNA contain between 2- 4% Neanderthals' DNA, which is said to have originated in Africa, while most modern Africans have almost 0% of its DNA, but more of the Homosapien's. According to some sources, the two human ancestors might've originated from the same ancestors, and from there, evolved differently, but it's theorized that the two ancestors didn't exactly mate, or at least it didn't get to that point where it was considered normal.
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