Yeah, I was going to say that the fact that bat telomeres shorten at a slower rate than humans, *and* bats are resistant to the effects of many diseases makes the vampire myths even more intriguing.
I would trade the ability of playing sick to avoid school or a job or actually getting sick and not going to school or a job for just not being able to get sick at all
@@divat10 because farming something heavily makes lots of diseases, but if you farm animals you can actually get those diseases, and if you farm plant you dont
She's so cute though with her little scarf and all. Edit: I seemed to have started a comment war about the Furry community, people wanting to marry her, and people telling me it's fur and not a scarf.
@platonik filofOz OMG! It actually means subs! I got 14 subs since this comment, and I'm pretty sure it's because of this comment. I don't get that much subs a day. LOL!
While this is really interesting, it didn't explain why this leads to bats being fine. Why wouldn't the virus just immediately proliferate and consume the bat if there's no immune response? It's not like they're intelligent and know they need to keep the host alive. They just multiply.
@@mobilemarshall In the video, they talk say that the bacteria try to make the organism destroy itself. However, bats can stop this by "smarter" immune systems. Therefore, stopping the bacteria from killing them.
@ERA CASTE If we follow the video then yes they will get infected and carry the disease, But with such a high immunity they won't feel the symptoms while they can still transmit.
whoever drew all this needs a raise, also oh my god Arinjay is a great presenter, I'm so thankful ted ed is like my portable encyclopedia which I can carry in my pocket
@@biomutarist6832 Not technically, no, More like a sudden natural force made by their own actions that temporary blocks their attackes, forcing them to be ''peaceful.''
@@sanukatharul1497 I heavily simplified what I said of course, since there is no truce in the sense that neither continued to evolve. I think your version is more or less the same as mine tbh.
""White-nose syndrome has killed over 90% of northern long-eared, little brown and tri-colored bat populations in fewer than 10 years, according to a new study published in Conservation Biology. Researchers also noted declines in Indiana bat and big brown bat populations.""
@@tobilandsfried8083 - Donate to BATCON - Provide homes for bats (Bat houses specifically approved by Merlin Tuttle) - Do not enter caves in general or do not go into restricted caves - If a cave is public, clean your gear before and after entering, as human interference not only disrupts their hibernation but also can track White nose syndrome into the colonies. - Educate others! WNS is very different than much of what is described in this video. it is a cold loving fungus that disrupts bats in hibernation. If their sleep is disrupted frequently they can die from starvation/energy depletion. I hope this helps! Look up BATCON for more info ❤️
Nice to see a video innovated by Arinjay! Always a bright student! PS- Arinjay was selected to be on a international research team which studied the Sars-cov-2
And I believe another threat to bats is noise pollution. Which can cause bats to navigate poorly and end up crashing into stuff more often. And noise pollution can even disturb their sleep even during winter. This can cause them to wake up during the day, and they may not be able to eat and then they can crash into stuff and get injured. Noise pollution is also a problem for elephants, wildcats and even owls and other wildlife.
Man, I really wish this video got a little more specific and went a little more in-depth, talking about things like specific viruses and species of bats. But damn was that animation good.
@@yangleezhao5847 maybe for you,but bats are vectors,which means the carry the disease but dont get infected themselves....which means....you could be patient zero for the next pandemic, especially if you eat infected bats or have HIV or AIDS.
@@ranwilder2181 I thought it was already official bats were not the cause of *this recent event*, there was literally a laboratory under the market testing some virus modifications to study those virus... The study backfired basically.
@@el2746 it was gain of function research, the virus came from bats... my guess is that a janitor saw them throwing out bats (not knowing what they was actually doing in that lab) and decided to make a few extra bucks by selling the bats from the lab to the market right around the corner...
@@dunhillsupramk3 there is no proof to the gain of function research. The viruses that you spoke about do not have the ability to transmit to people. The Covid that we get has already had the ability to transmit to people. So, no gain in function. It doesn't mean that Covid could not be from the lab. Labs are known to play with multiple genetic modification with viruses for study.
2:48 The guy who originally made that meme saw how people were using and and redrew it with the character screaming this "is not fine" and then him desperately putting it out.
Now if we could figure out a way to slow down the aging of our telomeres that would keep us living longer, until the inevitable cancer cells mutated until we eventually died...
"You can't get sick if you convince yourself you're not sick!"
- Bats
and get used to sleep upside down
"Whenever i start feeling sick, i just stop being sick and be awesome instead."
lmao
Sums up most Americans as of right now.
Or they are not vaccinated :o
*_Can we take a moment to appreciate how freaking cute the animation is!!!_*
Yes yes we can
I like it too
I already did, so
Its so cute >:3
:D
Cute animation! 'Bats' off to the animators!
Oh no... BAT PUNS!!!
I need to escape while I still can!
@@steveishere8808 Nope
@@steveishere8808 hahaha. It's your turn to bat
@@steveishere8808 don't you mean you need to "bat" them away?
@@catsinhats
AAAAAAAAA!!!!!
Bat: gets a deadly viruse
Bat's immune system: Oh no, anyway
Virus: Understandable, have a nice day.
top gear reference
write ''Chile, anyways, so''
Ah yes, the deadly virusè
Umm chile anyway s
For anyone wondering, the vid is really about why bats tend to be asymptomatic carriers for disease, not why they never get sick ever.
They also do get sick less often
This art style was so cute
I know right?
The bats looks like furry material
Emergency evacuation has been initiated
@@Apersonl0l Nope UWU
@@Apersonl0l i got the same vibe it really does
@@Apersonl0l looks like it lmao
I get why vampires are supposed to be functionally immortal now.
Smart
Yeah, I was going to say that the fact that bat telomeres shorten at a slower rate than humans, *and* bats are resistant to the effects of many diseases makes the vampire myths even more intriguing.
@@LordBrittish smart too
**makes joke about {CURRENT WORLD EVENT}**
My thoughts EXACTLY! 😂
Ted: How do we get people to care about bats?
Someone: Make them look like Eevee with wings
Ikr
YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!!!
Fruit bats are pretty cute
U got something called thePokemon syndrome 😂
You are goddamn right.
So bats cannot make the excuse "I'm sick" when they skipped bat school.
@@heyyitz_jason763 What the fuq is a blink?
@@ubermenschnuts81 the fandom of a Korean pop girl group called Blackpink
I would trade the ability of playing sick to avoid school or a job or actually getting sick and not going to school or a job for just not being able to get sick at all
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
"SARS STOP PRESSING EVERY FLOOR"
"NO"
so underrated
This comment really tickled me 😂😂😂
WHO : So anyway let's make new Hoax
@@faleilham8334 who? The guy that told you this? Who has nothing to gain?
@@calebgonsalves2970 bruh, are you still covering your face with those sh¡ty mask?
Ted-ed: Giving everyone the memes.
Yes
ikr
This is undoubtedly the best animator for TEDED yet. I loved the part in the opening where the bat goes to pour its coffee and it falls to the ground.
Yep I love it
Thats a good idea
It’s good to know that humans don’t get plant viruses, and bees don’t get the flu.
As the video implies, we are not going to get viruses that invade plants.
One more reason
we should all go vegan!
@@someguy2135 ???? Why is that a reason to go vegan
@@divat10 because farming something heavily makes lots of diseases, but if you farm animals you can actually get those diseases, and if you farm plant you dont
@@divat10 short attention spans keep people from connecting the dots. or it could be the weed
@MrMangoBerry if bees got to the flu we would all get sick very fast which I wouldn’t want.
Obsessed with how cute the animation is 😭
Yep :3
Okay
And the memes too! This animation literally gave us everything we could ask for
That’s the first thing I thought, just from the thumbnail.
Definitely not disappointed.
Cute in a animation.
But. Not cute in real life.
This is definitely my favorite art style Ted ED has used
very interesting, thanks for the content
Oh why hello there unknown verified youtuber :)
@@leexcite2903 i think he is spanish, but he looks kinda familiar to me even though I don't watch nor play pokemon
@@at1laztheaveragefurry did i ever ask for his nationality tho?
@@leexcite2903 idk, i just focused on the "unknown" part of your comment
@@at1laztheaveragefurry *be sorry.*
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how cute the baby bats look crossing the street?
Aww yes the animation is so cute
when?
@@remsleep- 5:09
@@Ra_the_Sun_god true.
She's so cute though with her little scarf and all.
Edit: I seemed to have started a comment war about the Furry community, people wanting to marry her, and people telling me it's fur and not a scarf.
Fur.
@@omarditz2833 Her neck-fur looks like a scarf is what I meant.
I want to marry her
@@daisuki9296 NO
@@somebodythattrulyexists28 why
0:41 “Hostel” that pun really got me there
I now feel silly for overlooking that hidden pun.
OOOOOOHH I didn't even realize it until I saw your comment !
BRUH
Why i dint get it
@@kritikarajesh9982 Host-el
I have always loved bats. I don't think they're scary at all! I actually think they're adorable.
Are you covid-19?
you never had one in your house
yas they do be cute tho wOWOw
Are u Ebola?
You are my friend now. You can’t say no.
this artist made bats look cute.
this artist made BATS look cute.
THIS ARTIST MADE *BATS* LOOK CUTE.
they totally are though!
please go admire some fruit bats
Ted ed what is that
The Power of Positive Thinking:
Bats: *Everything will be fine*
Immune System: OK, I won't attack.
Reality: *Yip, you're fine*
Virus: Imma end this whole man’s career
Wow, I seriously wasn't expecting that much likes!
Me (dreamingly): *If only likes means subs..*
@platonik filofOz OMG! It actually means subs! I got 14 subs since this comment, and I'm pretty sure it's because of this comment. I don't get that much subs a day. LOL!
While this is really interesting, it didn't explain why this leads to bats being fine. Why wouldn't the virus just immediately proliferate and consume the bat if there's no immune response? It's not like they're intelligent and know they need to keep the host alive. They just multiply.
@@mobilemarshall In the video, they talk say that the bacteria try to make the organism destroy itself. However, bats can stop this by "smarter" immune systems. Therefore, stopping the bacteria from killing them.
Bat: gets a deadly viruse
Bat's immune system: it is what it is.
It issss what it isssssss
Says the cosmopolitan bat, “‘Tis what ‘tis.”
Itizzz wot itizzzz
98% of humans: *gets a deadly virus and survives perfectly fine*
@@mikesmith642298% of humans: gets a not so deadly virus and gets a significant number of its population dead.
Deadly virus: Enters bat's body
Bat: I'm gonna pretend I didn't see that
Bat immune system: Oh no! Anyway...
china:
This explains why Vampires never get sick.
Haha yes
@ERA CASTE A question of a lifetime, I see. Yet, you won't get an answer
@ERA CASTE If we follow the video then yes they will get infected and carry the disease, But with such a high immunity they won't feel the symptoms while they can still transmit.
Not really
1:31 did anyone notice that one meme reference?
and at 2:43
I did
@@thiswebsiteusescookies.lea1525 same
Me
Yes
These animations are absolutely adorable and impactful. Please keep whomever you have on this animation team long term.
Oh no there's going to be people putting down comments years later saying: who's here after covid-xx
Assuming youtube outlives our species.
@@rj5848 shut up elon fan boy
@@techmad8204 ደደብ የውሻ ልጅ እያባከኑ ነው
So, u haven't got ebola cov III? Guess I went back too early
Covid's not going away :/
What's it called when Batman forgets to pay the electric bill?
A dark night
ba dum tss
Hilarious 🤣
Batman : is that not funny ?
joker : *i do, and I'm tired pretending it's not*
Get outa! HERE!!!!
Ha ha.
This is so hillarious XD, because, seemingly by accident, vampires being associated with bats now even makes more sense to me then I already knew.
Animator deserves a pay raise
whoever drew all this needs a raise, also oh my god Arinjay is a great presenter, I'm so thankful ted ed is like my portable encyclopedia which I can carry in my pocket
Mother Nature: Ok kids, play nice
Bats and viruses: Okay, mom!
Everything else: FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT
Lolz, really underrated! You earned your 179th like!
E P I C
More accurately, bats and viruses have always been fighting, they just fought so much that a sort of temporary "truce" has emerged.
@@biomutarist6832 Not technically, no, More like a sudden natural force made by their own actions that temporary blocks their attackes, forcing them to be ''peaceful.''
@@sanukatharul1497 I heavily simplified what I said of course, since there is no truce in the sense that neither continued to evolve. I think your version is more or less the same as mine tbh.
probably one of the cutest TED-Ed animations, plus there's the sweating button guy meme and the 'this is fine' meme as well
Virus: *Slaps bat on the right cheek
Bat immune system: Let him have the left too
Nice!
For some reason I am reminded of Sanjay Dutt's dialogue from this comment 😂✌
Normie
It wasn’t bats that were responsible for outbreaks of such diseases as SARS and COVID-19, but the humans that can’t leave them alone.
“Bats are infected with several deadly virus”
Some people: LETS EAT IT
More like some people have limited access to food sources and have to take what they can get.
@@Sarah-eh7bw bats are also eaten as a delicacy
Ching ching hanji.
Chinese people would eat anything, they don’t have many issues...
I was looking for this comment
Am I the only one who finds bats soo freaking cute 😍
Me too ❤️
Two words
Small bat
They are so cute I wanna die
The video makes them look like pokemon. Little flying Eevees.
@Shyamkumar Khangembam lmao
Why are all the cutest animals the wild ones that aren't easy to keep as pets?
1:30 I love the virus take on the "Make a choice" and 2:47 "This is fine" memes
""White-nose syndrome has killed over 90% of northern long-eared, little brown and tri-colored bat populations in fewer than 10 years, according to a new study published in Conservation Biology. Researchers also noted declines in Indiana bat and big brown bat populations.""
omg thats horrible... how can we help?
@@tobilandsfried8083
- Donate to BATCON
- Provide homes for bats (Bat houses specifically approved by Merlin Tuttle)
- Do not enter caves in general or do not go into restricted caves
- If a cave is public, clean your gear before and after entering, as human interference not only disrupts their hibernation but also can track White nose syndrome into the colonies.
- Educate others!
WNS is very different than much of what is described in this video. it is a cold loving fungus that disrupts bats in hibernation. If their sleep is disrupted frequently they can die from starvation/energy depletion.
I hope this helps! Look up BATCON for more info ❤️
White noise syndrome
Thank u so much loved everything about the presentation 💗 the animations were wonderful & complimented the narration perfectly!
Did not expect so many recent memes to be stuffed into this episode. Fantastic work!!
Nice to see a video innovated by Arinjay! Always a bright student!
PS- Arinjay was selected to be on a international research team which studied the Sars-cov-2
TED is brave to talk about bats at this sensitive time.
I’ve always liked bats but now I appreciate them even more!
Omg the fact that they made the bats look like Evee with wings is so adorable
Nobody:
The reason why Batman never gets sick explained by Ted ed
That's easy tho ain't it?
It's because he's batman 🤷♂️
Nobody:
You:
I never knew orphans that are in a bat costume can’t get sick.
Yes I know this is a joke
the explain his voice 😤i bet he has a flu
@@tutyhasbi9032 xd
Moral of the story: Don't eat bats
Too late
China always ate them!
@@tellydianadayondon6534 That is not true, it wasn't until recent times that it was started.
Is Corona time.
@@peppapaul they even eat scorpions, cockroaches and so on so forth... so, it's really not shocking to know they eat everything else.
This seems like Pokémon. Just a more educational version of it.
But, the line is
**NOT GONNA CATCH EM ALL!**
Pika-achoo
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Evee
@@namikazeswapnil671 Cremate your ground beef to get a nice steak
@@smt4090 America ki maa ka bhosda
*5:13** had me: "must prottec flying puppies"*
And I believe another threat to bats is noise pollution.
Which can cause bats to navigate poorly and end up crashing into stuff more often.
And noise pollution can even disturb their sleep even during winter.
This can cause them to wake up during the day, and they may not be able to eat and then they can crash into stuff and get injured.
Noise pollution is also a problem for elephants, wildcats and even owls and other wildlife.
Now i know why batman never got sick of joker.
Nice one
Hahaha
Nice one
nice
Now that's a good one
Very interesting! Love these videos.
Ted Ed's Mission of this video: Make Bats look cute
& It was a *complete success*
@@SamMcFrost yess 😂😂
The adorable and smooth animation is on point!
Who ever made this animation needs to be hired for more projects.
cabong has made 20 plus animations, and they always outdo themselves. its so uwu
5:13
it's dangerous to go alone, take these!
Thank you Narancia
Thank you for your kindness. May I have some more?
Gladly :)
A handful of cute bats?!?!
Great animation! The team behind the animation really batted it off the park this time!
This animation is cute, I love it.
Can never have too many immune system educational videos, that system is a mess.
Man, I really wish this video got a little more specific and went a little more in-depth, talking about things like specific viruses and species of bats. But damn was that animation good.
Bat trying to skip work : I'm uhhhhh.....sick.
Bat's boss : YOUR WHAT
The bat looks so cute sick in the hospital bed. 🥺😭
I know!!!
@@ultimatebishoujo29 The hole vedio is cute
I almost cried when she lost her coffee.
Bats = a literal flying virus bag
Somebody in 2020 : please give one with extra sauce.
But they do taste good though
2019*
@@yangleezhao5847 。。。。开玩笑吧
judy zhu what?
@@yangleezhao5847 maybe for you,but bats are vectors,which means the carry the disease but dont get infected themselves....which means....you could be patient zero for the next pandemic, especially if you eat infected bats or have HIV or AIDS.
did y'all get a guest animator for this one? it looks different from the usual variety of styles. I like it a lot, very fluid!
This is adorable. I like how she goes on a phone and eats like a human
How you know the gender?
bats:
death: understandable have a nice life
🚗✌😐
Dies of old age
Ok, so the bats say nothing, and yet death understands exactly what they "say". Makes sense. 👍
This has got to be my favorite animation style from TedEd!
I honestly appreciate the efforts you guys take and how you make the topics so interesting.
*Bats don't get sick*
Let's eat bats so that we could get their ability to stay immune from viruses. What could go wrong?
ikr, its not like we are going to live in a chaotic world or jailed in our own house only because we are eating bats anyway, duh..
@@ranwilder2181 I thought it was already official bats were not the cause of *this recent event*, there was literally a laboratory under the market testing some virus modifications to study those virus... The study backfired basically.
@@el2746 it was gain of function research, the virus came from bats... my guess is that a janitor saw them throwing out bats (not knowing what they was actually doing in that lab) and decided to make a few extra bucks by selling the bats from the lab to the market right around the corner...
@@dunhillsupramk3 that's somewhat even worse xD
@@dunhillsupramk3 there is no proof to the gain of function research. The viruses that you spoke about do not have the ability to transmit to people. The Covid that we get has already had the ability to transmit to people. So, no gain in function. It doesn't mean that Covid could not be from the lab. Labs are known to play with multiple genetic modification with viruses for study.
aside from all the facts, the animation caught my attention the most. its so freakin adorable.
This has such a cute art style for the animation
After watching over a hundred TEDEd videos, this has got to be my favourite animator.
2:48 The guy who originally made that meme saw how people were using and and redrew it with the character screaming this "is not fine" and then him desperately putting it out.
I usually barely pay attention to the animation style but omg this bat is so cute- Aaaaaah I love her 💙
1:33 I see what you did there Ted-Ed
U DIDNT NOTICE AT FIRST LOL
Ooooooooh the meme
That "THIS IS FINE" reference was BRILLIANT.
1:31 I think this is a reference to
BRILLIANT DOT ORG
I have never been this early to watch a TED-ED vid
Me neither!
Me too
bro props to the artists and animator, the bat looks so cute :D
edit: 4:47 oop the right ear-
Maybe the artist thought the illness was called "White _Ear_ Syndrome" 😄
Bat illustration is adorable, i want to hug
1:16 didn’t know Haunter was that dangerous, even as a ghost pokemon
TED: Bats have high resistance against viruses. You know why?
Me, an intellectual: *cause they are related to Dracula. Duh*
TED Ed is embracing memes and it makes their already top class videos even better
Which meme? I didn't get it
@@prekshashrivastava2438 2:45 has the this is fine meme. It's a picture of a dog in a burning house that shares the same line.
@@daray21 ohhh
This probably the best animation so far
I need to see more animations like this one! I'd love to know who did it as well
2:46
That one little cell like: "This is FINE" _buildings crumble and burn behind_
ted-ed: let's talk about corona virus! but not really
only bat
The animation is so adorable!!!
the sad bat face at 4:54 just made me shed a bat tear.
"In fact, she may even spen the next _30 years_ living."
Not if she doesn't let go of tHAT FUGDING PHONE!
Well this is pretty ironic
i was thinking the same thing 😭
No I don't believe it is, but it is humorous in a way.
Ted: Why dont bats get sick?
Me: i guess they pass it down to us....
Now if we could figure out a way to slow down the aging of our telomeres that would keep us living longer, until the inevitable cancer cells mutated until we eventually died...
Ironically one of the mutations that causes cancer has to do with telomeres lol
What’s the name of the narrator of this video? I absolutely love his voice.
The bats don't get sick,
They make people sick
They get other species sick
Why do you have to eat them? Let them have their life
@@priyathammanoharkoka4300 dude the bat landed in my soup on its own I swear
@@potato4901 so, obviously, I HAD to eat it
I don’t get it, is this a joke? Why so many likes?
Who animated this, I want to commission them to draw more cute bats :3
oh? They’re immortal? *lets make a soup*
Yeah..what could possibly go wrong?
they are not immortal
No WAY!! I never knew this!! Bats are even more fascinating than I thought!
One of the best voices I ever heard
I love how the smoke from the cake rose out of the bats ear...
well, time to fire my personal doctor. never needed his services anyway.