An Animated History of Life on Earth

[bluemoonrising26]

@headlessredgummybear

Yeah, it's 'Music for a Found Harmonium' by the Penguin Street Orchestra.

[juliusengel]

It seems to be that we zoom into Lake Michagan.

[dayati]

Can you make a 2nd version of this video and go more into depth about how amino acids can develop into life as we know it? I want to show this to some friends of mine, but I already know what their objections to it will be.

[wahhho]

@dayati well when the water in the sea got hot enought the acids formed bubble like vesicles of two varieties. when one from each would meet, a chemical reaction caused them to fuse together and take in particles from the surroundings. when they had absorbed enough they would split. as the membrains changed eventually primitive bacteria emerged. after a while they eventually they developed photosynthesis read the concise encyclopedia of dinosaurs for a better view on things.

[dayati]

@wahhho thanks, i'll look into that

[zombierehab]

I dislike the Rare Earth Theory

[LaggasaurusRex]

i was supprized when i looked down and saw that this wasnt 5 full stars

[canadiansurfwax]

you looked like a shit filled taco as a child

[Podings]

Nice! :) Perhaps a little soft in the end, and I'm not sure it really explained how crystals helped life form, but the presentation's great.

[jerez86]

What an informative animation, benoviatt.

I did not know crystals could do life-like things...COol toon dude

[barrypilling]

Crikey, there is some fantastic animation in this. Well played mate. I'm subscribing.

I have an animated history of the world on my profile, along with a few other vids. Maybe you could have a look?

Great video mate. Baz

[BluShaman]

Way to go Ben,GOOD JOB!

[bettytron]

Excellent animation, seriously! Funny, smart, well executed all around.

[LegoMovieMan]

AH, HAAH... EEEH! EEH.