The Shape Of Life Episode 2 Life On The Move (PBS)

[missb021]

25:00 so interesting, so cute :)

[missb021]

your work is so great, thank you for all of your efort,btw i have a question - isn't their name cnidaria, nor niderains?

[myklee]

This truly is the best youtube channel. Thanks a ton!

[theheinzification]

hmmm, those first hunters ... what did they hunt, since there were no other animals except sponges?

[MrDjurdjevka]

@theheinzification

The documentary is good but i also have that question.... BBC is much better... However, worth watching...

[gotohell114]

@theheinzification

That's easy, single-celled creatures. Or sponge particles as they are floating around. Or just anything smaller than themselves.

Remember these were the first multi-cellular hunters, but 'hunting' had been going on for millions or possibly billions of years already.

Hunting not necessarily applies just to animals in this case.

(I am off to hunt down a carrot, they can be dangerous if they are only wounded)

[theheinzification]

@gotohell114 you write about collecting and gathering, not hunting. feeding on other life forms was going on already of course, but not hunting in the way its generally understood. otherwise a rabbit would be a hunter too.

i agree though, carrots can get pissed off easily and you should be very cautious. but they are harmless compared to those horrible killer tomatoes watch?v=ebfLWAB8bY4.

[chiropra1]

As a chiropractor, I find the beginnings of movement and nerves fascinating. Thank you. Life is awesome.

This really brings home evolution for me.

[beltedDEEP]

keep um coming my friend, much appreciation for you uploading these videos, I know its gotta be tedious.

[ahappynoob]

The Moon Jelly life cycle is amazing.