The future is wild - part 4

[RugbySprint]

Super =)

[tylerscreamo]

And here I thought we would have Pokemon in a few thousand years...

[007agentmr]

those monkeys are the next humans

[snotrat2]

Not duck dodger marvin the Martian it's a bugs bunny one

[snotrat2]

Has anyone seen the duck dodgers looney tunes episode with this yellow alien bird thing . Watch it , it's resemblance to those birds is uncanny

[Zefirate]

i am curious, why don't they simulate the conditions they are expecting in the future and observe the generations of a species to see the phases of the evolution?

[mark12033]

those monkeys must be smart. maybe they will evole into new humans.

[irefwtabil]

Ya the future is wild...new species will be,the fucking indians,chines,mexicans,portor­icans and the fuking romanian gypsies:((White & fucking proud

[danuisortiz]

@irefwtabil All of those are fucking cacucasian, dipshit. It's the mulattos and africans you have to watch out for.

[pbudownictwozaoczne]

@irefwtabil but if you're anglosaxon you're still lower race than the true Nordic!

And why are you praud of being white? You were born white, that's easy stuff, every living done this, or you've youse the can of paint to get one?

[CowFromHell16]

Terror birds, baboons and pangolins. Doesn't look like the future to me...

[steensconnor]

Hold up just let me get my pokeballs

[GeoffreyRahl]

Stupid looking birds, they remind me of Dodos from the ice age movies

[Chunkyist]

Lol Blue monkey butt

[whereismywatch157]

2:22 "Kevin" from Up

[55atras]

155 million years combined and the avian dinosaurs are back!

[darkendblade48]

wth those dam birds are back?

[megafreak12329]

return of the killer birds(and ironically in the same place they started)

[englandfor2011]

what happened to snakes?

[trex12evangelion]

Look's like the terror bird makes a return.

[BlueBerryFairy1]

yeah no damn robots, finally animals in the future ! :)

[KTYork90]

lmao 5:52 to 6:13 pause on 6:13 lol

[KTYork90]

lmao 5:52 to 6:13 pause on 6:13 lol

[MOVIEmania709]

where can i get the dvd of this.

[dragde123ify]

is just me or they look like pokemons?

[theheadshot45]

Height doesn't = speed

I'm really small for my age, but I can run faster than most people I know.

[TheEnjoiPandolin]

Rattleback? No, no, no. I think he means Pangolin

[petrakryo]

I would have thought the monkeys would have developed the intelligence to make the leap to a human-like creature. I mean, it just seems logical.

[kingjustin1993]

@petrakryo they was on their way... i mean they had basic tools and the ability to think into the future at most a couple of days.......

[mrmemanme]

the rattlebacks are basicly sandslash

[MrGemod]

@mrmemanme yup

[MajoraProject]

6:10 ohhhhhh shiiiii-

[thefraggrenade]

why do all the names sound alike? lol :P

[SexyAltrox]

would the field monkeys really be smart enough to catch fish like that?

[Thankyougazeone]

@SexyAltrox Well, we were monkeys too so I guess it's a yes? XD

I mean once we are extinct, the next dominant group should be a specie that most resembles the human race. And that is...

[wizzzer1337]

those moneys freak me out with their pseudo human faces.

[snotsnit]

What's with the music when the rattleback is shown?

[webrider360]

There goes humans right there! The monkey things. They can evolve and start humanity again!

[zwaardrager]

great vid, but i still think it looks like the past more then the future

[legomaxmania]

birds vs monkeys how cool!!!!!!!

[AnjuABCDE]

that bird is like the one in up!

[benchoko2]

jesus christ how do they rattle there plates

[wkkimmy]

this doesn't make sense, there are already animals that represent these. like a baboon?

[n0608039]

good thing im not living during the terror bird

[blabitybloo1]

@ArePenguinsAwesome that's what i thought when i first saw this

[imsocool7222]

Would the monkeys really be that smart?

[JODQ11]

@imsocool7222 Technically humans are monkeys (primates) so yea, and actually what made the big difference in humans evolving is that we ate fish from rivers which made our brains bigger. Notice how great civilizations always develop around lakes. the Nile, the Thames, just to name a few.

[imsocool7222]

@JODQ11

IDk, it just seemed like a lot to be able to make fishing nets.

[vodkasvictim]

Wouldn't like to face one of them birds unarmed... Shotgun at the least.

[lordofwrath88]

4:00 how the crap do species "make" evolutionary decisions? If I decided I wanted to fly how many generations would it take?

[chylerreckeaolgodhul]

@lordofwrath88 It isn't a decision- it's a mutation. A deformed baby who seems more efficient than the normal ones. It isn't a choice.

[hoboterror]

@lordofwrath88 its the irony ... they dont decide to evolve, they just do it

[chrispycruncher313]

couldnt some of these animals already exist? i know ppl r gonna say, "shut up ur dumb" and stuff to me but think about it, we havent discovered every animal species. the Carakiler probably wouldve been discovered though because its like 9 feet tall

[Creaturelover18]

@chrispycruncher313 The Carakiller is supposedly descendant of the south-american falcon.

[titainx]

:O i love it thanks for uploading

[arafel1964]

Thanks, I'll upload other parts this weekend. There's another documentary about this here in YouTube but I believe its a bit different and the images are not as clear as I have. So stay tuned.

[smellmyskunk2]

r u doin more of these?

[arafel1964]

Yes, Im going to upload the rest of the first dvd in the coming weekend from saturday 17 until sunday 17 octobre.

Thanks for commenting.

[smellmyskunk2]

great i love this

[arafel1964]

fyi; part 5 is uploaded today on 20 octobre 2009