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Also, it would have been nice to quote what Wallace said in his diary that the discovery of the Birdwing butterfly, which he described is the most beautiful butterfly in the world. He related how it created such excitement as only experienced previously when in immediate apprehension of death, and stated that his heart was pounding so much he had a headache and had to retire to lie down for the rest of the day

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Wallace is a great hero of mine. I vividly remember seeing this when it was first broadcast. Superb production in every sense.

I was shot at on New Year's Eve, somebody unloaded a full clip and I was chill. I'm just screeching right now like a child lol I'm not feeling this😅 I'm constantly in lakes and rivers and this is the thing of the nightmare

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Fascinating! Are they hunting fish, or preferring terrestrial prey?

The guy can't believe it's swimming lol

Hopefully Thylacine will be filmed like this again

This. Is. Awesome

I admire Alfred Wallace far more than Charles Darwin. He never knew it, but Wallace had seen plate tectonics in action. Darwin was a man of 'private means' whilst Wallace had to slog through swamps and jungles to make ends meet. There is no doubt that Darwin wanted the credit for 'natural selection' and dropped Wallace's name from all but the first edition of his book. To be honest, I would say that Wallace was the better man.

Alfred Russel Wallace shares credit with Charles Darwin for developing the theory of evolution by natural selection. Yet one part of Wallace's life and career has been completely ignored. Wallace went on to later believe in intelligent Evolution, and his conversion to intelligent design was grounded in science, and not religion. He was not a creationist, he was not a Christian, and he was politically a socialist. It just goes to show that Intelligent design is not something that can be pigeonholed.

Hard to see the BBC making a programme this good today.

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Wonderful, thank you!

Thank you very much for your efforts to bring Wallace works and ideas to the public. I can be part of it when time allows.

There is a new theory on the origin of biodiversity. Read Ways of Nature by Pany Decossard.

Wonderful vedio

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Yeah I bet.. the UA-camr Tyler Peterson is chicken to go for this challenge

Thanks for sharing this George, wow that was some journey too 👍

Just found one of these in San Diego

The music in Bali sound like the intro to Fun Boy Threes 'The Lunatics Have Taken Over the Asylum'

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AI today like ChatGPT can't be fully trusted but I think it can speed up the estimated 14 years of work a lot! (Especially since AI is progressing exponentially.) Regarding evolution it's interesting that epigenetics is more like Lamarckism than Darwinism.

I could listen to you George for ever talking about the great Alfred Russell Wallace, thanks for the great informative video, keep them coming please 😊

Six year of service and Alli only recieved 2 rifles as payment... the thing is not that slavery and serfdom use to occur but that the filmaker decided to put it in the movie...

Amazing! And the soundtrack is also superb!

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What a delight it was to watch it as I as an evolution enthusiast and a mathematician by profession celebrate Wallace 200.

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Thanks so much for another epic on the great Alfred Russell Wallace, so enjoyed these, thanks for all your hard work 👍

Hu what if a fully aquatic species evolves will it have paddel like limbs

Oh, neat--I had no idea you had a background in the history of evolution. I am a terminal-masters-type--but I studied with Will Provine and then Mark Adams, Rob Kohler, and Charles Rosenberg, etc. I was most interested in the Goldschmidt-Gould connection, hoo-hah, and all that. Gould is actually how I got into all that: by a Gouldian contingency, he and my dad grew up together, so from age 8, my dinosaur fascination started morphing into history of evolution, etc. I'm 53 now and am still plugging away at history of science, in the consumption sense! Reading Morange on the history of molecular bio. Great channel!

What a fine dramatization: tasteful, accurate--even situated in the actual places themselves! Very well done. Was not surprised this was the same crew as those who did the Mendel dramatization--also on UA-cam: The Garden of Inheritance. I must say, the lead actors this guy got were spitting images of the personages.

Is this scolopendra cataracta (waterfall centipede) or scolopendra alcyona? Plz answer

Great video. Thanks for the information.

The 30 yr pension darwin paid to A R WALLACE... 1882 onwards.. Ending in 1913...that shows how much darwin rated A R WALLACE..

Incredible. Alfred Wallace is one of the most important naturalist's for everywhere.

The original broadcast appears to have been on Christmas Eve 1982 on BBC2.

@19:00 Darwin did not discover natural selection in 1838, if you think he did please share why you think he did (note you just said it happened, that’s all). Saying “the stronger ones survive and contribute to the next generation, and this is how transmutation works over many generations” is not natural selection. Natural selection primarily is the invocation of random variation in offspring, and if you have proof that Darwin was onto this in 1838 please share it rather than just tell us that you know. Random variation + (the obvious) differential reproductive-success, and general inheritance, turns out different species over time.

What extraordinarily men both Darwin and Wallace were. Kind and gentle in respect towards each other with no envy or deceit in their pursuit and expression of the greatest discovery that has ever come to human consciousness. They are a credit to their species and history will remember them both as long as sentient life form exists. They were was it is to be truly noble in the most human of ways.

I’m reading countless books from Columbus, Darwin, FitzRoy, McCarthy and others. One day I’m ll get to Wallace. Wallace is in the league of John Harrison. I believe the H2 clock was on the Beagle’s voyage with Darwin and not the voyage before Darwin. Thanks

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Looks like torture. Too small of a tank for it. Poor thing

1:06:08 Back when honor meant something.

What she says at 7:08 ? My listening skills are not enough to catch it :(

18:40 C'mon, we all know that the painting on the top is Elton John

There’s a similar centipede that moves it’s body like a snake to swim, it’s really cool.

There's never a spring at the summit. And millipedes don't sting, centipedes do.