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Amber is amazing stuff! It can preserve organisms whole, and essentially freeze them in time, and the specimens we’ve found in it so far range from amazing to downright bizarre. Here are six of the coolest things we’ve found trapped in amber.
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Sources:
ucmp.berkeley.edu/paleo/fossils/amber.html
repository.si.edu/bitstream/handle/10088/24696/paleo_Labandeira_Paleont._Soc._Pap._2014.pdf
Carnivorous plant:
www.pnas.org/content/112/1/190.abstract
jeb.biologists.org/content/212/19/3184
Dino feathers:
science.sciencemag.org/content/333/6049/1619.full
Flea:
today.oregonstate.edu/archives/2015/sep/bacteria-ancient-flea-may-be-ancestor-black-death
academic.oup.com/jme/article/52/6/1234/869360
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150915141145.htm
Salamander:
www.palaeodiversity.org/pdf/08/03Palaeodiversity_8-15_Poinar-Wake_4.pdf
today.oregonstate.edu/archives/2015/aug/first-ever-discovery-salamander-amber-sheds-light-evolution-caribbean-islands
www.cnet.com/news/ancient-salamander-in-amber-is-a-scientific-surprise/
Bat flies:
today.oregonstate.edu/archives/2012/feb/battle-vampires-20-million-years-ago
parasitesandvectors.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1756-3305-4-229
www.nbcnews.com/id/46256764/ns/technology_and_science-science/t/first-fossil-vampire-bat-fly-discovered/#.XYvTledKjOQ
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www.pnas.org/content/pnas/112/1/190/F2.large.jpg
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pameridea_marlothi_Rebelo_1.jpg
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drosera_capensis_bend.JPG
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pameridea.jpg
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sinosauropteryx_with_Dalinghosaurus.jpg
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  • Viking Power
    Viking Power
    5 jam yang lalu
    Number one is called the Sundew plant.
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    I thought it was already an obvious fact that the plague evolved with rats and flees without any need for humans.
  • Mark Gerard
    Mark Gerard
    Hari Yang lalu
    Hey genius, since both the plant and bug ARE TOTALLY different, which one came first? Did all the plants die before it "found a bug" to help it eat and live? Since it's a symbiotic relationship, that would require that both were "made" at the exact same time?
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    Not necessarily. Humans survived for hundreds of thousands of years before they developed a relationship wiht some wolves (who also had been around for quite a long time) and then the wolves evolved into dogs and we've had a symbiotic relationship with them.
  • Nicholas Brown
    Nicholas Brown
    2 hari yang lalu
    Better get to work on those cures to the Bubonic Plague - and Typhus - since you know... California has both right now. Oh and both in Los Angeles. Wait - better yet - just let the Democrat dumb a$$e$ all die out.
  • Jeff Burleson
    Jeff Burleson
    4 hari yang lalu
    Are fleas only carriers of diseases or do they suffer and die from diseases or sicknesses like most lifeforms do?!
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    Well, with the plague they are as much victims as carriers. The glob of gunk that forms when the fleas drink plague-infested blood actually prevents their digestive system from getting the nutrients they need from the blood and starves them, forcing them to bite more and more to try desperately to feed which increases the chance of spreading the disease.
  • Knight Vesco
    Knight Vesco
    4 hari yang lalu
    My will, "bury me in a box of amber"
  • Corey Grandmaison Archive
    Corey Grandmaison Archive
    5 hari yang lalu
    I love this fricken show so much!
  • Tony Karrar
    Tony Karrar
    6 hari yang lalu
    When you realize you're species has been smoking excreted plant glue to get high for thousands of years
  • christopher fitch
    christopher fitch
    6 hari yang lalu
    They found a mosquito in Amber with dinosaur blood inside then they extracted dna and were able to recreate dinosaurs. You know about this right?
  • CalLadyQED
    CalLadyQED
    6 hari yang lalu
    "Earlier in history"? History does go back a million years. I think he means pre-history.
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    My understanding was that History started with humans inventing a written language. Therefore I don't think it goes back a million years. The rest is all pre-history
  • Mark Rowland
    Mark Rowland
    7 hari yang lalu
    The bird foot with electro in its name is because the ancient Greek word for amber is Electron. They might run it against wool and get zapped. We call the little bits of zapp, electrons. Who would have thought. Electric eels are called Torpedo. When you get zapped with 800 volts, it's as if your hand has been blown off.
  • TheBullethead
    TheBullethead
    7 hari yang lalu
    Just a nit to pick, but a lump of fossilized amber isn't an "artifact". An artifact is made by artifice, IOW, by people, not by natural processes like the fossilization of tree sap. But otherwise, good show.
  • Lance Wickum
    Lance Wickum
    9 hari yang lalu
    Watched a few of your videos. Do you know what is means to ASS U ME things?
  • Ricky Barber
    Ricky Barber
    9 hari yang lalu
    This comment is a little off the topic, but. Remember, I think in the 70s, give or take a million yrs Lightning would spark off a forest fire. The fire was watched to keep other areas safe. It would burn it's self OUT. Then some moron in Washington DC, came up with the idea, when a fire started, run out there and put the fire OUT. Well, fast forward a few decades, plus or minus couple million yrs. The undergrowth built up because man wanted to play God. "My thoughts are, this was planned out for a reason. This is a story for another time." Now, when a fire starts, natural or...otherwise, with the build up of dead undergrowth dry as a cotton ball, the fire becomes a uncontrollable fire storm that man cannot control almost by any means. Was it deliberately planed this way? Think about it.
  • Ricky Barber
    Ricky Barber
    9 hari yang lalu
    Speaking of the Salamander, wading across to the Caribbean...one, the sand was just wet. Two, it had really long legs. My guess is, one remote chance, it took, Caribbean cruise ship. One really remote chance, Caribbean Air. Yeah, I know, what I said is out there in left field. Scientists, 95% of the time, can only speculate what may have happened. My guess was a 100% B.S. speculation and then some. LOL. That flea sure looked like any flea that you see on Fido today, didn't it? What about the feather sorta saying, it came from a, LEAPING Dino. That's a foul out in left field ya think? That's got to be a cream job being a scientist, make a guess, right or wrong and still get a paycheck.
  • Hunter Smith
    Hunter Smith
    Hari Yang lalu
    K
  • tectorama
    tectorama
    9 hari yang lalu
    Not forgetting that there are a lot of fakes for sale.
  • Thnz
    Thnz
    10 hari yang lalu
    This BACTERIA is the reason behind life on Earth.😯 idcinema.net/post/video-dkxYWVH6pRc.html
  • James Konzek
    James Konzek
    10 hari yang lalu
    It would be way cool if the found dinosaur eggs in Amber, or better yet, an entire dinosaur.
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    Amber being like the blood of a tree you'd need a whole forest to bleed all its resin at the same time to enclose an entire dinosaur... I find it an unlikely event to occur naturally.
  • Jinto Lonappan
    Jinto Lonappan
    11 hari yang lalu
    Did humans try to mummify with amber, any time in history?
  • Raymond Ready
    Raymond Ready
    11 hari yang lalu
    Diving dinos? Someone's been smoking the sticky tricomes.
  • Raymond Ready
    Raymond Ready
    11 hari yang lalu
    Sticky tricomes are awesome
  • david jones
    david jones
    11 hari yang lalu
    show the stuff in amber that the goofy guy talking
  • Nicole Zeig
    Nicole Zeig
    11 hari yang lalu
    Couldn't the amber bird be a mutation individual to the specific bird encased in amber? Why is the assumption that it was an entire species?
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    Because it would be about as likely as finding only one human hand millions of years from now and that hand belonging to someone who had six fingers on that hand. It's not impossible but very highly improbable.
  • Borderlands808
    Borderlands808
    12 hari yang lalu
    I remember we found a mosquito in one and got dinosaur dna from it and started to bring all kinds of dinosaurs back.
  • C Levy
    C Levy
    13 hari yang lalu
    In high school I was found inside Amber by her dad.
  • Denis21
    Denis21
    13 hari yang lalu
    Girls named Amber: not cool.
  • Buzzroy
    Buzzroy
    13 hari yang lalu
    My friend chose cryonics, I chose pine sap. Who's laughing now, buster?
  • Paulo Teixeira
    Paulo Teixeira
    14 hari yang lalu
    Ah yes... Fungei...
  • Mr X
    Mr X
    15 hari yang lalu
    As well as a dinosaur bone ~_~
  • Mr X
    Mr X
    15 hari yang lalu
    i found a $100 note in amber
  • optimistically cynical .
    optimistically cynical .
    15 hari yang lalu
    What is the common ancestor of birds and dinosaurs
  • Friedrich Lee
    Friedrich Lee
    15 hari yang lalu
    The Jurassic mosquito
  • Roy Lopez
    Roy Lopez
    15 hari yang lalu
    I hate ask, but did they (or you) came up with all these dating? If the specimen found is "new" (or just not known, like today's many species found and labeled "new"), Couldn't we assume also that the specimen is actually recent?
  • Black Hippie
    Black Hippie
    15 hari yang lalu
    Dinosaurs are not real just another duke they push on you don’t believe everything you hear but only what you read 🤔
  • Todd Starbuck
    Todd Starbuck
    16 hari yang lalu
    Fun-guy. Not fun-jeye. The others. Not other ones. Apotosaurus. Not brontosaurus.
  • Ratt goo P
    Ratt goo P
    17 hari yang lalu
    Me: *still thinks the amber i found in animal crossing wild world is cooler for some reason*
  • Michael Dean
    Michael Dean
    17 hari yang lalu
    Very cool. I just visited the Kuji Amber Museum in northern Japan yesterday. Amazing stuff.
  • Master Charles Diltardino
    Master Charles Diltardino
    17 hari yang lalu
    Trichomes? Like keif?
  • Simon Simon
    Simon Simon
    17 hari yang lalu
    Plague-infested rat blood... mmmm
  • Tinnitusthenight
    Tinnitusthenight
    18 hari yang lalu
    People always say we cant have Dinos like in Jurassic Park because we don't have the DNA but they miss the point that in that fictional world they are lying about having the DNA in the first place and actually reversed engineered the "dinosaurs" from birds. They are genetic Frankenstein monsters that just resemble dinosaurs which is some brilliant science fiction writing imo.
  • Zes
    Zes
    18 hari yang lalu
    wrg, any be any interesx, coolx etc no matter what
  • gartner10112
    gartner10112
    18 hari yang lalu
    Fun-jai. Lol
  • David k
    David k
    19 hari yang lalu
    i find that very interesting they found a flea 15 million year's old flea in amber, which begs the question how old really is human beings? I'm not saying human's are 15 million year's old, but i will stake my life on it, that we are much older that 100,000-300,000 year's old as a human species, the reason is mammals lived with dinosaurs, granted they we're litte rats thing's but the fact remains this, it took what 65 million years to evolve into human's but we have crocodiles, alligators, coelacanth,and so-on that never really changed in 400,000 millions year's but we have these mysterious ape-like things that pop out, out of the blue randomly, but something has got to happen to the ecosystem radically for this to occur, but im going on and on about this subject, but content like this is thought provoking and very interesting.
  • Nate
    Nate
    22 jam yang lalu
    @David k I honestly don't know if they all had defenses against mosquitoes or how many mosquitoes were around.
  • David k
    David k
    Hari Yang lalu
    @Nate see i stop myself form going on and on because i can go forever on the subject, think about this for one second it's 66,000 million year's ago there's reptilian dinosaurs, non-avian dinosaurs, tiny mammals, insects of all kinds, and every single one has some sort of defense mechanism i.e. armor pleading, feathers, etc, who was the mosquitoes feeding on? Second from the time of lucy to 40,000 year's ago only 1 humanoid species survived when there was dozens of humanoid species a 100,000 years ago, statistically speaking that shouldn't be 400,000,000 tell now we have scorpions, spiders, coelacanths crocodiles, alligators sharks, etc, there's only one of us, the point im trying to make, we must have gone back futher in time as a human species to make sence of theory of evolution of human beings.
  • Nate
    Nate
    Hari Yang lalu
    As I recall something did happen to the ecosystem. We got caught in a part of Africa that progressively got drier and drier, turning from lush tropical forest into savanah and we adapted. Plenty of other species have appeared in tha time as well.
  • RyNz _
    RyNz _
    19 hari yang lalu
    I cannot comprehend millions of years.
  • Don Duncan
    Don Duncan
    19 hari yang lalu
    One of the best SciShow videos yet!
  • Don Duncan
    Don Duncan
    19 hari yang lalu
    Too bad no really big trees exist to secrete gallons that could envelope a human for the enlightenment of the species that come along after we go extinct.
  • ABC 123
    ABC 123
    19 hari yang lalu
    Who is this Amber woman you are speaking of?
  • Up-a-Creek
    Up-a-Creek
    19 hari yang lalu
    I do find it interesting, that without anyway to prove most of this stuff, the amount of speculation, imagination, rationalization, and conclusions "scientists" come up with and then admit they "have no clue"... if you have no clue then they shouldn't make "comments" that sound like "facts" or even "reasonable" theories....... Observation: The original Ford cars came in any color you wanted, as long is was black... Why?... if it was never documented as to why, how would you "speculate"... Black was the cheapest paint available?... actually Barn Red may have been more prevalent at that time as it had been the cheapest paint for farmers to use on their buildings... so why didn't ford use Barn Red?... White might have been cheaper, as you have to add pigment to White to get Black...?... if it wasn't documented as to why he chose Black... any "guess" would be just that... and to complicate that guess/speculation you'd have to learn everything you could about Fords life and preferences, and financial resources... he may have just liked black or may have found some company which gave him a "deal" he couldn't pass up... to speculation about things that happened billions of years ago, in another time and climate, etc... is somewhat silly and a waste of time... we could just marvel at it and say "way cool, I wonder why and how that may have happened" and leave it at that because we'll never know...
  • Erik Mm
    Erik Mm
    20 hari yang lalu
    Funji?
  • Mike Roberti
    Mike Roberti
    20 hari yang lalu
    Plague Infested Rat Blood! I’m calling dibs on that as a punk band name.
  • Mike Roberti
    Mike Roberti
    20 hari yang lalu
    Do Vegan plants consider themselves superior to carnivorous plants?
  • Paul D
    Paul D
    20 hari yang lalu
    If you know what's good for you, you'll mind your own business and leave Amber alone.
  • Rafter Rafter
    Rafter Rafter
    20 hari yang lalu
    2:3 Pameridea roridulae: I will give you meat in exchange for caca..... Capsid bug:You're shitting me; Right?
  • Оптимум
    Оптимум
    20 hari yang lalu
    Спасибо.
  • Cuntsville
    Cuntsville
    21 hari yang lalu
    That plant found in northern Russia 35 million years ago, when Russia must have been warmer, probably was able to survive because of global warming caused by all those SUVs.
  • KeiranBro
    KeiranBro
    21 hari yang lalu
    *Smokes the sticky trichomes
  • mtlicq
    mtlicq
    21 hari yang lalu
    It is common knowledge that the plague was spread to humans from fleas that came off of rats
  • mtlicq
    mtlicq
    21 hari yang lalu
    Königsberg East-Prussia 2:58
  • selexie
    selexie
    21 hari yang lalu
    And all this time I thought "amber" was something the TV show Fringe invented.
  • Victor Y.
    Victor Y.
    21 hari yang lalu
    Awesome video!
  • DangerOne
    DangerOne
    21 hari yang lalu
    I can't be the only one singing 311 right now lol Wooooahh!! Amber is the color of ....our history? lol
  • Desquarius Jucks - The Patron Saint of Gang Shit
    Desquarius Jucks - The Patron Saint of Gang Shit
    21 hari yang lalu
    6 interesting things found from amber alerts
  • Penny Lane
    Penny Lane
    21 hari yang lalu
    Poor Amber.
  • wayne nahuy
    wayne nahuy
    21 hari yang lalu
    How come I haven't evolved into money. It is an environmental nessecity all my life they must be wrong.
  • wayne nahuy
    wayne nahuy
    21 hari yang lalu
    Now we have all kinds of rats on earth.
  • wayne nahuy
    wayne nahuy
    21 hari yang lalu
    So they released black death on us humans again fascinating.
  • buddylee19082
    buddylee19082
    21 hari yang lalu
    Wow so we got the PLAGUE and MALARIA out of the same mountain range in the Dominican Republic!?
  • Paul Buswell
    Paul Buswell
    21 hari yang lalu
    It always makes me smile when I see so many thumbs down on this type of video...Those pesky scientists..don't they realise that the earth is only 6000 years old!!!
  • Lorenzo Solano
    Lorenzo Solano
    21 hari yang lalu
    Hi Hank, can you clarify this: I'm from DR (Dominican Republic), and we do have a common Salamander called "Salamanqueja" or "Salamandra", is the same you see and hear here idcinema.net/post/video-JMy3ALrzB3Q.html , my doubt is because you said that in the Caribbean there are no salamander, so those are not technically considered part of the Salamander family or are, but is an introduced species?
  • Nawar El Sabaa
    Nawar El Sabaa
    21 hari yang lalu
    Though Kaliningrad is politically a part of Russia, wouldn't it be better to speak about Poland/Germany climate when discussing amber from Kaliningrad?
  • BladesWillxBleed
    BladesWillxBleed
    22 hari yang lalu
    So is it is possible then to study the genes of today's Streblidae bat flies to find genes that may be responsible for resisting bat malaria. Those genes can then be studied to find the flies' body's response to the malaria. If the human plasmodeom has the same vulnerabilities as the bats then hopefully we can reproduce the same kinds of defenses in our own bodies to develop preventative techniques so even if bitten by an infected mosquito we would already have that defense ready! Cause now we know they could get it before, so maybe they evolved a way to stop. Neat stuff! 👍

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