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  • Опубліковано 28 жов 2024
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    Wherein questions are answered and arms are waved.
    Facebook: / thebrainscoop
    The Brain Scoop is written and hosted by:
    Emily Graslie
    Created By:
    Hank Green
    Directed, Edited, Animated, and Scored by:
    Michael Aranda
    Filmed on Location and Supported by:
    The Field Museum in Chicago, IL
    (www.fieldmuseum...)
    Translated subtitles provided by Gerda van Mierlo, Arántzazu R. Alcocer Iturria, Susy Hovalnd, Martina Šafusová, Evan Liao, Anne-Sophie Caron, Markus Speringer, and Seth Bergenholtz. Go get some ice cream. You deserve it!

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  • @LisaThinksALot
    @LisaThinksALot 9 років тому +19

    "And I don't remember the rest of the conversation because my brain turned to soup." So relatable. This is why this channel is so good.

  • @thehumancrayon3264
    @thehumancrayon3264 10 років тому +38

    The arthropod joke has a huge Bill Nye The Science Guy vibe. I love it.

  • @caileanm2009
    @caileanm2009 9 років тому +65

    Please tell me I'm not the only one to go back at the arthropod part over and over agin

    • @astrogobo1558
      @astrogobo1558 8 років тому +4

      You're not.

    • @MoonAlongMyHead
      @MoonAlongMyHead 8 років тому +1

      +Astro Gobo hahaha I know, I know, I'm there stuck at the moment XD

    • @kuuttinen
      @kuuttinen 7 років тому +2

      Cailean Morrison Actually...I was just gonna ask the same thing^^

    • @DanKim37
      @DanKim37 7 років тому +3

      Thank god, I am not alone.

    • @miah2011
      @miah2011 7 років тому +3

      arthroPOOOOD

  • @michaelaranda
    @michaelaranda 11 років тому +5

    I literally said, "It should be farther," out loud to myself as I was editing this, but that was how the question got asked...

  • @HighKingTurgon
    @HighKingTurgon 9 років тому +33

    Important question: Would you star in a Night at the Museum spin-off set at the Field Museum?

    • @typacsk
      @typacsk 9 років тому

      HighKingTurgon I think they made that a while back and called it "The Relic."

    • @HighKingTurgon
      @HighKingTurgon 9 років тому

      typacsk but The Relic is scary....

    • @typacsk
      @typacsk 9 років тому

      HighKingTurgon I'm teasing :)

  • @scorpiomischief
    @scorpiomischief 11 років тому +13

    she's so incredibly smart, beautuful and talented. definitely a personal role model of mine

    • @MrIansmitchell
      @MrIansmitchell 10 років тому +2

      My question is why beauty if so frequently mentioned in female role models?
      I'd never once consider the appearance of WEB DuBois or Henry Flagler in considering them role models- it'd be an asinine thing to do.

    • @ellenmessner2415
      @ellenmessner2415 10 років тому +5

      Ian Mitchell While it is true that people usually use the word 'beautiful' to describe females, I assume that (and correct me if I am wrong, Elizabeth Elizondo)Elizabeth Elizondo uses the word not to only describe Emily's physical appearance. Real beauty extends beyond what you look like; it is shown in your character. I believe that Emily is a beautiful person because she does wonderful things, has a strong passion for what she does, and has such a sweet and charming personality.

  • @TheInkdancer
    @TheInkdancer 11 років тому +6

    I want to be more like Emily. You are an inspiration!

  • @Themrrodrigopereira
    @Themrrodrigopereira 10 років тому +15

    Amazing;
    This girl is teaching us about a bunch of amazing things in a very well compiled short video and some guys can only comment on her appearance.
    She is smart, there for knows she is beautiful.
    Pay more attention to what is being though so you can leave a better comment than "u r hot".
    Constructive and knowledgeable comments are much better welcome I bet.

    • @amandaisnotapanda6558
      @amandaisnotapanda6558 6 років тому

      this is the mkst important comment! so many women working in STEM face problems of feeling their work will never be fully and truly appreciated due to their gender. thanks for commenting that!

  • @PuissantPike
    @PuissantPike 11 років тому

    I'm 22 and I never realized that museums were places of research. I just always thought of them in more of the 'warehouse' style where whatever they get they just put on display for people to come look at. Thanks Brain Scoop for enlightening me about all the hard work and research that goes on behind the scenes!

  • @fionareidc
    @fionareidc 11 років тому +3

    I love the way you give your answers to questions. I can really see your enthusiasm coming out and it's seriously awesome :)

  • @WireMan7620
    @WireMan7620 11 років тому +10

    I plan on going to grad school for scientific illustration, or prosthetics design. Taxidermy does sound very appealing after watching this, especially since I already make sculptures with animal remains.
    The plants of the world exhibit looks intense! Definitely on my too do list. I need to find out what the orchid you showed is. I saw some live specimens at ABG last week, and they're huge!

  • @BeingBea22
    @BeingBea22 11 років тому

    "To get as many people as possible excited about the incredible unlikelihood of our collective existence." A nobler cause could not be more eloquently spoken. I'm so happy the internet has The Brain Scoop. Never stop doing what you do so amazingly Emily!

  • @scpg142
    @scpg142 11 років тому +12

    Emily is just such a cutie pie!

  • @alexbragg2983
    @alexbragg2983 11 років тому

    The show has not only retained it's charm, but it is even better. Keep up all the hard work! What you guys are doing is the future is education and I fully support it.

  • @pauldrinan
    @pauldrinan 10 років тому +1

    New subscriber here. Thanks for calling me a scientist and promoting such friendly attitudes towards science - "we are all scientists" - love it!

  • @TheHateHarbinger
    @TheHateHarbinger 11 років тому +10

    Arthopooood!

  • @JimmySlaughter
    @JimmySlaughter 11 років тому +1

    Thanks for answering my question, Emily! I've been lured by cookies before too, but never has it gotten me a cool job at a prestigious museum.

  • @Tabloid319
    @Tabloid319 11 років тому

    As someone from Chicago, I love seeing you at the Field Museum! That arthropod scared the crap out of me when I was a little kid!

  • @TheDiplomancer
    @TheDiplomancer 11 років тому

    Anyone think that Emily seems a lot more happy and excited now that she's working at the Field Museum? I mean, yeah, there was a lot of sentimental value tied to the university museum, but here she's surrounded by so much more and it really shows that she's in her element.

  • @DeepInWonderland
    @DeepInWonderland 11 років тому

    I still get stupidly happy when I see a new video from The Brain Scoop!

  • @BoilingKoolaid
    @BoilingKoolaid 11 років тому +1

    So glad to see your enthusiasm. I hope my daughters find something that makes them as happy as science makes you. Maybe one of them will even find science.

  • @Julie1588
    @Julie1588 11 років тому

    You also make me feel like I am worth something and that there is exiting things left in this world to live for. Thank you!

  • @MrBuckyDuncan
    @MrBuckyDuncan 11 років тому

    Your channel has been one of my favorites since I stumbled upon the skinning of the wolf. Every Time I see a new video from you guys I get all sorts of excited. It's fun to learn new stuff about animals, even being a little older
    . And even more so fun to learn about the anatomy and habits of animals.

  • @buer94
    @buer94 8 років тому +1

    Love the enthusiasm!

  • @cmeflywva
    @cmeflywva 11 років тому

    I am so happy we still have this channel. Thanks for the great questions and answers.

  • @HazelGiz
    @HazelGiz 11 років тому

    Emily the world is a better place for having you in it and I hope you are proud of yourself

  • @callumc.2384
    @callumc.2384 11 років тому

    I always look forward to The Brain Scoop. Whenever a video is posted it just makes my day.

  • @romantheflash
    @romantheflash 11 років тому +2

    I love that you got lured into this job by cookies. :D
    Also I can't believe they did all that artwork and sculpting by hand...that is completely crazy

  • @MAR72132
    @MAR72132 5 років тому

    I miss regular episodes! Our whole family misses you.

  • @curiouscookie
    @curiouscookie 11 років тому

    Emily is legit one of my favourite humans. I got to have a chat with her at VidCon this year, and she was so lovely and excited and wonderful.
    DFTBA Emily and Michael!

  • @ArafatAlammo
    @ArafatAlammo 9 років тому

    She's so graceful

  • @namelesssavage
    @namelesssavage 11 років тому

    no, all i commented on in this particular episode was her legs, the beauty of which stood out for not being seen previously amidst all the amazing things this amazing woman talks about is every other episode. just because when given a limited amount of character space to type in a response people choose to make shortened remarks regarding something they've observed it doesn't necessarily mean that is the only thing that they took note of.

  • @scatterlogical
    @scatterlogical 11 років тому

    Emily, I loved your answer to the question of whether you consider yourself a scientist. Very enlightened. :) Your responses are always so well thought through, and I greatly appreciate you sharing the wisdom and knowledge you garner from your experiences with us all. We can never have enough people like you in the world, eager to learn and teach.
    And congrats on the job, you deserve it. :)
    Oh, and trilobites rock!

  • @PhineasPhishUK
    @PhineasPhishUK 11 років тому

    Also, totally agree with the notion that we're all scientists. Human society consists of information being relayed between individuals, and the way I see it, we can be creative by deviating each piece of information further from reality, or more scientific by preserving it's accuracy. We can all learn by both understanding what is closer to the truth, or by hypothesising that which we do not yet comprehend. It's important to recognise that even if people are wrong, they help others learn why.

  • @phoenixdown117
    @phoenixdown117 11 років тому

    Emily is perfect. She's clever, smart, and cute. Most importantly, she has an excitement for learning about, sharing, and preserving the natural sciences that makes the subject matter all the more interesting. Thanks Emily!! :D

  • @420KUSHWIN
    @420KUSHWIN 8 років тому +20

    Came here for Emily stayed for the ANTHROPOD!!

  • @goliathprime
    @goliathprime 11 років тому

    Recently, I visited the Houston Museum of Natural Science's new paleontology wing and was blown away at how many different kinds of trilobites there were. I had no idea scientists have found thousands of the little suckers at all stages of their life cycles. The HMNS's paleontology wing is amazing. I think it took me 4 hours to get through all of it. If you're ever around the Houston area, it's definitely worth a look. I think it might be the most up to date too.

  • @wyntonvisser429
    @wyntonvisser429 4 роки тому

    Another great vid! Literally, every one I watch, I learn something awesome. Thanks Brain Scoop, I love you all.

  • @MattNicassio
    @MattNicassio 11 років тому

    Hooray! Glad that everything is going SO WELL for you! :) Makes me happy to see UA-camrs getting picked up by companies that WANT you to continue doing your Channel!

  • @floydriebe4755
    @floydriebe4755 3 роки тому

    just watched this for the 1st time. this lovely young woman has a way about her that is really compelling. and what a mind! excellent communication skills and knowledge makes for excellent videos. Emily, if you read this, know that i'm a fan for life. love you, darlin'!

  • @fanciestcat
    @fanciestcat 11 років тому

    ive been to the field museum many many times, but i never knew how impressive it was until these videos. i never knew they had hidden collections or a rich history.

  • @3starbadman
    @3starbadman 11 років тому

    "To get as many people as possible excited about the incredible unlikelihood of our collective existence"
    That was beautiful.

  • @Kyermemehtar
    @Kyermemehtar 11 років тому

    I have a membership to the Field Museum and take the kids there as often as possible. They think it's for them but really it's because I find the whole place so fascinating. Every time I go I find something new, like the New Zealand meeting house we discovered last week. I'm very excited about the China exhibit! Now I have the added excitement of possibly meeting you, Emily. I hope that happens, so that I can tell you in person how much I appreciate your quest for Awesome :)

  • @wordnerd543
    @wordnerd543 11 років тому

    I've been inspired to check out my university's biodiversity and anthropology museums thanks to the Brain Scoop! Thanks Emily! :)

  • @666Tomato666
    @666Tomato666 10 років тому +6

    0:53 - a plaque in Polish, wtf?
    btw, it says: Trylobites, fossilized aquatic arthropod - about 400 million years, Atlas Mountains in Morocco

  • @Nerddough
    @Nerddough 11 років тому

    i really cant get enough of these videos

  • @MrDonovon07
    @MrDonovon07 11 років тому +1

    I love the Arthropod singers.

  • @aaabbb-gd8no
    @aaabbb-gd8no 9 років тому +31

    I NEED an arthropod 0:13 gif !

    • @ddawn23
      @ddawn23 9 років тому +2

      Justin Briand I NEED an arthropod ringtone!

    • @ddawn23
      @ddawn23 9 років тому +1

      Justin Briand I NEED an arthropod ringtone!

    • @walkswithdragons
      @walkswithdragons 9 років тому +1

      +ddawn23 totallyfubar.tumblr.com/post/63513513573/i-took-this-out-of-a-brain-scoop-episode-and-made

    • @ddawn23
      @ddawn23 9 років тому +1

      God bless you, walkswithdragons. I'd shake your hand if I could.

    • @walkswithdragons
      @walkswithdragons 9 років тому +1

      +ddawn23 👊 fistbump

  • @insectbah
    @insectbah 4 роки тому

    Michael is so great at what he does

  • @rockferry02
    @rockferry02 11 років тому

    Smiled at 0:50 seeing Polish caption under the trilobite fossils :) Anyone wondering, it says TRILOBITES - fossil marine arthropod, about 400 million years ago. Atlas Mountains - Morocco.

  • @sarahblow6941
    @sarahblow6941 11 років тому

    the outfit, and the first sentence... my favorite! love you Emily!

  • @pencilcontrol23
    @pencilcontrol23 11 років тому

    The Brain Scoop is awesome! Congrats on the job and welcome to Chicago!

  • @xollst
    @xollst 11 років тому

    So happy for your success, thank you for the good work!

  • @SamuelJFord
    @SamuelJFord 11 років тому

    I am so envious of you. You have the best freaking job in the world.

  • @isakoqv
    @isakoqv 11 років тому

    Awesome! Best episode since the move to Chicago!

  • @mfireproductions
    @mfireproductions 11 років тому

    You are my hero, okay? Emily, you really are.

  • @jeaniebaby001
    @jeaniebaby001 11 років тому

    ty hank green for bringing her into our lives. i lyke this format dont change.

  • @SarahKaising
    @SarahKaising 11 років тому

    I totally agree... but I do like the mix of both.

  • @etaientclair
    @etaientclair 11 років тому

    You're the best, Emily! Could you do some work on the artifacts conservation department at the museum? I think that's a part of the museum system that a lot of people don't get to see.

  • @XthecadburykidX
    @XthecadburykidX 11 років тому

    Donations. They have donation boxes usually at the entrance and exits, and you can donate online. Also people sometimes fund them, giving large amounts of money, and some are council or lottery funded.

  • @TheMrBobsy
    @TheMrBobsy 11 років тому

    Thats why I love living in England, all the museums are FREE!!

  • @pbezunartea
    @pbezunartea 11 років тому +1

    Great videos, thank you!

  • @YasminMouse
    @YasminMouse 8 років тому

    As someone that was never interested in any of the sciences and now I'm avid about expanding what I know about science and biology I'd say the hit their goal getting people interested

  • @kyoudai7
    @kyoudai7 11 років тому

    My favourite Brain Scoop in a while, informatively, visually/aesthetically and Emily-ly. She looks especially gorgeous in this one, wooh legs.
    ARTHROPODS!!

  • @JohnRineyIII
    @JohnRineyIII 11 років тому

    My geology prof in college was out collecting things and found a beautiful little trilobite just sitting on a little outcrop. Then she lost her footing. She had the choice of either falling 10 feet, or dropping the fossil to grab for a handhold. She took the fall (and broke her wrist), but the trilobite was awesome!

  • @johnclavis
    @johnclavis 11 років тому

    Thanks, Emily! (And Mike and everybody else!) These videos are really fun. Now I want to visit the Field Museum!

  • @kreptirous
    @kreptirous 11 років тому

    Awesome. I just saw these exhibits this afternoon.

  • @shaunastevens49
    @shaunastevens49 7 років тому +1

    emily, you're the best.

  • @MrThepatrickshow
    @MrThepatrickshow 11 років тому

    Welcome to Chicago, that's awesome! I've been away too long.

  • @999AnnA999
    @999AnnA999 11 років тому

    looking forward to behind the scenes of a field museum

  • @garcj108
    @garcj108 7 років тому +1

    You’re brilliant!

  • @SarahKaising
    @SarahKaising 11 років тому

    Yay! I love everything you guys do, regardless, but I'm happy to hear this. I respect and love your awesome, informative work!

  • @SensibleMinded
    @SensibleMinded 11 років тому

    its always with the promise of cookies. that's how they get you.
    but seriously welcome to Chicago!
    and as for people questioning the $15, its actually kinda a great deal considering how big the field museum is and how much there is to see. I remember going when I was in high school (and getting a student discount) and spending an entire day walking around and still not seeing it all

  • @meghanmcdonaldcarlson2706
    @meghanmcdonaldcarlson2706 11 років тому +1

    Sweet channel! I'm so glad I found it! Yay for (natural) science!
    --a social scientist

  • @CultureStress
    @CultureStress 11 років тому

    Art conservation is a good combo for art history and chemistry

  • @ktlovesyou17
    @ktlovesyou17 11 років тому

    wow, i really love this channel! I'm SOO glad this exists :)

  • @loisewilliam9515
    @loisewilliam9515 8 років тому +3

    Dude, someone should make a blasting techno jam with Arthropod remixed.

  • @adisturbedoneandi
    @adisturbedoneandi 10 років тому +2

    ARTHROPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD! -camera zooming infinities-

  • @tomaswolstenholme
    @tomaswolstenholme 11 років тому

    Come to London!! All our museums are freeee!!! I always end up donating whatever i can spare on the day though, they're that cool.

  • @Caradepato
    @Caradepato 11 років тому

    I've seen the biggest trilobite specimen in the world! It was awesome!

  • @issmara
    @issmara 11 років тому

    You're my hero. Period.

  • @Haruta18
    @Haruta18 11 років тому

    Emily is officially a role model of mine. I mean, how can she not be? She's super smart and super pretty, with just the right amount of adorkable nerdiness. :3

  • @michaelsilverbane11
    @michaelsilverbane11 11 років тому

    Emily, you and the brain scoop team are super awesome and inspiring!

  • @hkwhsu
    @hkwhsu 11 років тому

    We are indeed all scientists! Great and interesting answers to interesting questions. Thank you

  • @photosinensis
    @photosinensis 11 років тому +1

    Okay, do an entire episode on arthropods!

  • @miserablerhurensohn
    @miserablerhurensohn 11 років тому

    Those were all great questions and you are a gem.

  • @michaelaranda
    @michaelaranda 11 років тому +2

    Hello. ;)

  • @Wave973
    @Wave973 11 років тому

    When you said 'because my brain turned to soup' that put a big smile on my face. Also, Chil-ay!

  • @juststeveschannel
    @juststeveschannel 11 років тому

    Excellent job .answering a lot of good questions, but my favorite was the lost conversation because "my brain turned to soup".

  • @applextree1554
    @applextree1554 11 років тому

    It's been awhile since I've seen the show (oops!) and I LOVE the new opening!
    Also I was giggling like a little kid at the "arthropoooood" bit. Nicely done.

  • @jzajzayijun2282
    @jzajzayijun2282 8 років тому

    I loved your answers, even though some of the questions seemed baited or illogical you answered very professionally and kept thing light and fun but to the point.

  • @willmendoza8498
    @willmendoza8498 8 років тому

    Also in the top three episodes ever

  • @SarahKaising
    @SarahKaising 11 років тому

    I understand that the Field museum is the main contributor to the Brian Scoop now, but I would still love to see episodes like "Horns vs. Antlers" and "De-Extinction" part one and two. Not that learning about the museum is not interesting, but I would love to see some of the raw, factual intelligence and curiosity like in those early episodes.

  • @EdgeQuintanilla
    @EdgeQuintanilla 11 років тому

    Youth Design Team at The Field Museum is one of those courses. 10th -12th graders, apply now! Deadline- Sep 20th. Head over to The Field Museum's website and check out what's happening at The Field for teens.

  • @nikt1997
    @nikt1997 10 років тому +4

    00:52 the label is in Polish!!!

  • @kipofthemany2213
    @kipofthemany2213 7 років тому

    Holy Moly! I've been in that exhibit! Is it weird that I nerd out just because I've been in the same place as Emily? I really wanna meet her. She's so cool!

  • @lordkrispy
    @lordkrispy 11 років тому

    I still watch to the end every time

  • @SuperUltraCrazyGirl
    @SuperUltraCrazyGirl 11 років тому

    Is there a possibility that you could do a series on the different positions of work available in a museum similar to the field museum and tell us about how to become that position and what that position entails? I think that would be really interesting, and helpful to people that are still trying to figure out exactly what they want to do. Thanks!

  • @ksng767
    @ksng767 11 років тому

    I'm an artist who has always been interested in science, or a scientist who happen to do art.
    I now have a clearer idea of what I should do.

  • @MrNiceHk
    @MrNiceHk 11 років тому

    I love this channel ... just stumbled on via upworthy what a find