The Link - Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor - BBC

[MrThannipuzha]

I am not an expert but just doubts is it selective breading of similar animal groups eventually made evolution (just like children carrying similar characteristics of their parents or some thing like beautiful parents (the characters human race consider as beautiful) usually get beautiful children)

[ilovelani69]

The most beautiful thing is that we are all interconnected to every creature and living thing on this earth.

[wanker4761]

@ilovelani69 Let's all join hands and sing Kumbaya

[tincannabiscuits]

we are all animals. every child is a new creature not identical to the parent

[ninadesianti]

The reconstruction is amazing!!! Evolution is a fact!!!

[boxlightener]

we dont have a big brain and yes human is animal so what? do you feel lucky.?

just stop fighting!

stop war this is your history!

there is no god we are all simple!

beasts.

[imawakeish]

alien slaves

[NationalLibertarian]

Penis bone hur hur

[KJane360]

This was wonderfully informative. I enjoyed it very much, Thank You for uploading it.

[Dogstar201]

This is nothing less than phenomenal!!

[Jimboman300]

It does bother me that they lable this fossil as our earliest ancestor. Even if this creature is a common ancestor of all dry nosed primates it certainly isn't our earliest one. Questions like what was our first ancester that wasn't an ancestor of chimps or the first ancester with a brain as big as ours means something but the question of what our earliest ancestor means nothing at all

[AtheistsAreSkeptics]

@Jimboman300

Please read the video description above.. thanks.,

[Zeuts85]

@Jimboman300 Don't they mean it's the earliest KNOWN ancestor of all people that are alive today?

[Jimboman300]

@Zeuts85 Our earliest ancestor if there even is such a thing was a macromolocule in boiling pool on the early Earth. I don't mean to trash this find which is an amazing fossil without a doubt but our earliest ancestor this is certainly not. It may well be a common ancestor of most of the worlds primates which is still incredible to say the least

[trespire]

Narrated by Sir David Attenborough? You just know it's going to be good.

[bigladsgonnagetye]

Really informative and Intriguing Thank you

[kirafan68]

Thank you for uploading! You made my day. I was searching youtube for evolution, and was frustrated to find all that creationist crap!

[arizaliit]

thanks for uploading