Lost Lineage: Orrorin tugenensis (Feat. Lindsay Nikole)
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- In this video we discuss the archaeological history of one of our oldest human ancestors. None other than Orrorin tugenensis. This ancient hominid existed about 6 million years ago in Africa's Great Rift Valley. Known only from 13 fossilized bone fragments, O. tugenensis shows postcranial evidence of Bipedalism in its highly intact thigh bone. Join me as I tell you everything you need to know about this ancient hominid species.
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Id like to extend a MASSIVE thank you to Linday Nikole for agreeing to colab on this video with me. If you likw what I do, I promise you will like what she does. Check out all her socials!
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New human lore just dropped
Cant wait for the uptade where they introdice humans 2.0
No way they got the earth dlc
Real
Nooo I’m still not done with 1.0
Fuck yeah!!! My fucking favorite!!!!!! Genuinely check into his channel frequently for more real life human lore!!!!
As a palaeoanthropologist, I commend you popularising our academic endeavours. Also, I'm personally acquainted with Dr. Martin Pickford. I'll ask him to take a look at this video of yours.
Thats crazy u know Martin too!
That would be awesome, please update if he decides to give any feedback/says he’ll watch!
Idk why but the idea of paleontologists just sending videos to each other about the other paleontologist is funny to me . Like a professor seeing someone talk about his friend who’s also a professors stuff
@@chazzbranigaan9354 that's Dr. Martin to you! Hehe...Dr. Martin. Doc Martin, get it?
If I didn't know it was a real thing, I would almost think you made that name up
Honestly my dream collab would be
Minuteman - Archaeologist
Lindsay Nikole - Zoologist
Atun Shei - Historian
Trey The Explainer - Biologist
Nile Red - Chemist
Masaman - Ethnologist
Language Simp - Linguist
Geography Now - Geographer
We need Kyle hill as guest physicist
Nile red as chemist 😂
And Oversimplified to produce the video
Forrest valakai as the evolutionary biologist
I need some casual geographic added in, idc if this ain't his bread and butter, it would be glorious
Dude, you remind me so much of my sixth form english lit teacher - she was always so enthusiastic about the subject and had everyone engaged and excited to learn. Your clear passion for archaeology has me hyped for every video you post. You've made me realise just how much I miss learning about things lmao
This is the good side of the internet.
Keep learning
I bought a leg bone from a channel I discovered and subscribed to in less than 24 hours. Holy shit.. you a good UA-camr.
Woah your cool animator artist
welcome to the community! hope you like it here!
What can I say! I work quick!
@@miniminuteman773 I was facing north and you blew my mind. You are my god now
If we could have teachers like you who are enthusiastic, relatable and funny while keeping it real and understandable- then I think we’d all be more engaged at school.
We do their just currently being cut. Especially at my university. The school board has removed tenure so schools can remove whoever they like. Using the guise of cutting for budget reasons. Truly quite disgusting and unfortunate
my lektor is like this. I always look forward to our lectures with her, always extremely engaging and fun
One point to remember: we are all here voluntarily and find the topic interesting. Another point to remember: the slower ones cannot interrupt the lecture with requests for help / clarification. Those points have major impacts on a teacher’s ability to be enthusiastic, relatable and funny.
@@midnightsan9917 their currently being cut
Ah yes. I see your English teachers were cut too?
@@sarahrosen4985 Empirical statements (without qualifiers) like: "we are all here voluntarily and find the topic interesting" are almost always false. There is a "pause" function in most browsers/apps to allow the slow (you) to google or write down any questions they have. NO, absolutely NOT. Those points are "fake reasons" an already disinterested teacher uses to excuse a lack of enthusiasm. Another point to remember: The slow people might best fulfill their potential by being ground into fertilizer for the marijuana crop. We can't carry dead weight or promote Darwin's failures forever. At some point we need to remove them from the breeding stock. Else humanity will die stupid on our coffin: Earth.
Lindsay is fantastic, i love the "guest segment" vibes! Idk if theres anyone who could do this with paleo flora, but i think that would also be really interesting! I'd like to learn about the trees our ancestors came down from, and what fruits they ate at they wandered the ground
Right! But I don't think plants fossilize well
I'm no archaeologist by any means. I'm an astronomer, which is probably about as far removed a scientific discipline I could get; everything we look at is far away and a "good enough" level of detail for most of us is pretty much just getting in the right order of magnitude. What I can say is I absolutely love the sharing of information in these videos, this stuff fascinates me and I love how much enthusiasm you talk about the subject with. These all make it very easy to share in the excitement about some bones.
Milo now haunts my dreams, I've seen far too many of his videos. I had a dream that I had found another mastodon kill site and Milo was just THERE, telling me about it while we looked for another archeologist to help us dig it up
imagine if that actually happened (joking)
but that's a neat dream lol
Holy shit its a mastodon.
I just had a dream about trick or treaters running about the orchid near my house for groceries. Plus there was a massive baboon. It lept like ten feet over the fence looking for canned corn.
In your dream were you a backhoe operator and was your name Steve?
It means your brain was so stimulated by the sheer amount of content you watched, that it had to sort it all out. Good stuff
Can’t wait to see what kind of body horror nightmares this little guy had to survive back in the day
homie was the first horror movie protagonist
@@no-lifenoah7861 back in my day…
@@iarelandon 👴
@@myballshurt832 👴
Probably having a bad time if he was only made up of a coupla femurs, a humerus, a mandible and two fingers.
The necklace probably isn't for me, but I'm wildly curious to see how many actually end up buying it. I hope this sponsorship keeps working for you, I love seeing these unique peices being made.
Summarized a five-minute article into a 30-minute video to sponsor silver jewelry
At 14:53 the part of the video is called evolution but he's talking about necklaces
@@patricklamonica dude chill. It's 2 minutes (13:00-15:00) of a 13 minute video. That's 6.7% of the video that's advert. If we assume you get a worst case scenario of two 30 second unskipable ads at the start of the video that still only gets you to 3 minutes (10%). And I've not seen two 30 second unskipables in a row yet.
The video is free to watch and high quality educational content
Freeview broadcast TV where I'm at is limited to 7 minutes per hour, coming to 11.7% of the content. The ads are not skipable and are typically louder than the show meaning they're obnoxious. They're not marked in the programming, and theyre not skipable in any way shape or form. And the content is often low quality.
So this guy is providing high quality content with less advertisments than TV, you can skip the ad easily enough, and it doesn't blow your eardrums off.
People need money to have housing and food. The man took an advertisment deal to get that money. He's not advertising a scam or a predatory gatcha game like many UA-camrs happily do. He's just openly advertising a luxury item that he thinks his audience will like. Ideally the advert would be marked, and you can see in more recent videos he has done. In this video it isn't. Cope.
Do you expect content to be free, high quality and have no ads? That's not reasonable in our current economic system. You need to either pay in cash (ie with a subscription) or your time. And he's charging less time than traditional broadcasters do. I'd say it's a dman good deal on my side of things.
@@Albinojackrussel you really took your time to elaborate how you can waste 30 minutes of your life of someone summarizing a 5 Minute article on information we barely even know about bones cool the point is we know about bones but really I want you to buy my shit if you think people mocking the same rinse wash and repeat design is entertaining to you be my guest and enjoy the mediocrity:)
@@Albinojackrussel basically from the start of the video he just says bones we found bones we don't know where they came from here buy my silver necklace my resource is this article I found online I read in 5 minutes and wrote a 30 minute script where I can tell you basically there's bones and we don't know what they came from but my necklace though
Your content is proof that we still want to learn. We are actively picking your content because you feel real and are passionate about your fields. This is what PBS was supposed to feel like. I wish only the best for your future endeavors.
So, hear me out, Minnieman, get one DISTINCT bone part for EVERY species in this series and finish it by saying "now you have lots of distinct parts that don't fit together well and yet fit better than most conspiracies."
If I can afford it I would like to send him a Trilobite and some kooky stuff I bought elsewhere. (Bigfoot stuff.)
Omg yes
exodia..
Really impressive how archeologists are able to get so much just off of a few miscellaneous leg bits
If they had just a little bit of bit of skull... It would be earth shattering.
or just teeth
@@Banom7a it looked like they had some teeth.
@@Giganfan2k1 They just need a bit of head. Not too much, just a little.
@@Freakmaster480 just the tip?
As a 14 kid with the i.q of a fucking fish, I found this quite literally interesting and I thank you for covering this in a way we're young and old people could generally learn something from this and not fall asleep.
Love the fact you actually link your sources unlike a majority of history UA-camrs
The fact that this guy has managed to get over 500k subscribers (including myself) with this level of audio quality truly speaks to the quality of the content
Yeah, the audio quality has been even WORSE than this. Which even further points towards the quality of the content.
It's somehow both too loud and too quiet at the same time 😄
I like it idk, it gives classroom vibes
@@Margar02 i feel like half of all youtubers need to learn about audio compression lmao
@@literalantifaterrorist4673 I was just about to write a single word: Compression.
👏🏻👏🏻
Howard Stern uses super high compression on his radio talk show, so that he doesn't have to shout and tire out his voice what with recording 4+hours of content 5 days a week. (I'm assuming nothing's changed.?) One time after a fan called in about something on the tech side of radio. He talked about using compression and broadcast a little sample with and without compression on his voice. The quality change; just amazes... like a pro with photoshop, after watching an amateur without much learnin', nor talent... helps push voice volume, but not only. Better Richness, but not quite. Makes the voice sound much more full, and less fluctuations in volume... 🤷
Anyone who actually understands the broadcast effect; 🤓scientifically or from an 👨🏻💻 engineering POV, please; correct whats wrong, re-direct what's close, and explain what's right.
Cheers bruh.
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Lord Shit (& the)
4 Brains; west coast tour:
Winter 2022
The joke about ‘people not stealing my pelvis’ really made my year
Hey can I borrow your phone pelvis?
I was honestly surprised that I just sat through a 30 minute video on this and was thoroughly entertained and enthralled by the information, the time flew by. Thank you for sharing your passion for the topic, and the topic!
You definitely remind me of some of my best teachers in school with a lil bit of UA-cam flair. Thank you for doing these videos you will genuinely make people fall in love archeology and the surrounding fields. A good teacher make all the difference.
Absolutely agree with this skull bias, as a vulture culture child I scavange around for any and all bones I can find but nothing brings the same joy as finding a skull. Nothing makes you feel like you're holding something once alive just as you as looking into empty sockets that once held beautiful intelligent eyes
are u ok
@@literalantifaterrorist4673 what kinda of a question is that? Ever heard of taxidermy
@@literalantifaterrorist4673 bones are just cool, man! Old bones, new bones, doesn't matter, bones are just interesting because they can cause us to have a moment of confronting death and maybe make it slightly more bearable than before. Its Momento Mori.
I go bone picking and had never heard the term vulture culture, thank you for this!!
Used to find a lot of fox and coyote skeletons out at the farm, my friend turned them into jewelry to honor them and make rent :')
@@radishfest Youre very welcome! Its more commonly called Vulture culture but ive seen people use Corvid core as well, makes me happy to know I am not alone :D Would you have any tips? I have many bones that kinda just lay around I would love to do something with them
OH MY GOD. just the other day i was thinking that you two would make an amazing collab together. My dreams have come true!!!!!!!
He should collab with Dr Mike
Ask and you shall receive
@@miniminuteman773 Can we go to McDonalds?
@@miniminuteman773 yeh i wanna chicken nuggets
@Miniminuteman fight Atun-Shei to the death
The collab I didn't know I was craving, incredible video as always weird history man, thank you for keeping my archaeological brain company whilst waiting for my second year of uni to start. Can't wait for the next one
Do you notice the striking similarities between the dialogue in her videos and the dialogue in his videos? Its almost like they're written by the same person. I wouldn't be surprised if I found out that she writes scripts for him
@@brandonhinrichs4393 they’re two people of the same age with extremely similar interests and large audience overlap. Of course they have similar humor. Why do you think they collabed?
As a layman, I appreciate that you make digestible and crazy engaging content
As an Australian, I'm actually very excited for the next Awful Archaeology, as it's on the Gosford Glyphs, which I genuinely had never heard of before you brought it up! Love your videos 😁
The Gosford glyphs are the most year 12 muck up day thing ever
@@Atlas226 at my school for year 12 muck up day they once got a cow stuck on the second level
@@YakiAttaki So you're the person I've heard about!!!!! (Also Aussie, our school banned year 12 shenanigans exactly because of the cow incident) I'm also stoked about The Gosford Glyphs too.😁
Lindsay's context of the animals that lived alongside O. Tugenensis was great, they look like something taken from a fantasy TV show or something, loved this episode
Is it just me, or do they have very similar energy styles?
@@cheetahman515 they do! They also have the same editor, I think!
I'm an Orthometamorphical SpecialEdist.
I just wanted to let Franco know that this intro is absolutely baller and they did an absolutely fantastic job and I hope they're having a fantastic time 👍👍👍
Dude I just want to thank you for what you do for our community. I am studying applied anthropology and I've wanted to since I was a kid but there was never positive or exciting role models. I think your videos are awesome since you provide a "fresh take" on the field and make the information super easy to learn from. You'll probably never see this but I just wanted to thank you for growing the wonderful world of anthropology/ archeology.
I just sort of love this, where SweetLeaf was making like rad skull and coffin jewelry. Minuteman comes along and says 'hey do you think you could make replicas of fossils, but like jewelry?' Then SweetLeaf be like 'sure, that's not too far off from what I do anyways.' Then both realizing they just hit a very large and untapped market of fossil based jewelry.
they gonna make millions
@@jonkermin8190 you misspelled billions
@@ravenouself4181 no I don’t think he did, there is another word that looks like billion but has a m instead of a b
@@user-el5jv1pd8v r/whooosh
Damn, this is more understandable then FNAF lore-
Lmao good one
you have no idea how thrilled i am to see this comment. thank you kindly.
Yeah I still.dont have it memorized
The loooooore
y- yeah? I feel like that's a low bar lol
I just found your channel a month ago and have been working through all your videos from the oldest. I love history with archeology that especially have examples to show (fossils, skeletons, and images we can see of them, etc.) There are not enough people in these fields on social media let alone UA-cam to give more information about specific topics. Especially not any but you that are relatable to current society of people and how we love to learn and will pay attention.
I did notice you ramped up your shorts which I don’t watch for any channels but in between your large content videos definitely loved you roasting idiots who think if they repeat another person saying something it makes it true or fact when a short google search will result in the truth and facts so they won’t be lying or be left open to be roasted when it’s so easy for you. Keep it up. (Especially when myself doesn’t gave TikTok nor will I ever. Nothing against you at all, love all your content but I don’t see the point to keep having apps that are just a tiny morph of prior existing apps. Being from MySpace as a college student to everything that has come the last decade as I’ve been a grown adult I have found it to be pointless. Have one for intelligent thoughts and discussions, another for images and short video and another for updating a circle of friends and family especially those in other states 3500 miles away in the ocean I can visit yearly but still watch them then their children grow up. They also can see me and talk on FaceTime so when we see each other in person they don’t get afraid that I’m a stranger to hide or cry. Amazingly my mother did this with me as a child in the 80s having 8x10 photos all over the walls and hallway of family I didn’t see often and was never afraid or upset with their visits.)
Thank you for sharing your TikTok content here for us who can’t see it.
Keep up the incredible work and information you share with us. Love how many others are interested as well. You’ll see a lot more subscribers and followers as the algorithm highlights your videos and high jumps in followers. Remember just be you and don’t change because that’s why we enjoy watching your content. There’s so many topics for you to educate us on in deep dives.
Cheers to all your success. 🎉🤙🏼
Im a music Major, but my history obsession drew me to this channel, love you Milo. Keep it up :)
SAME... well I'm a retired music performer/college instructor but I agree completely!
I can't believe the supposed surprise success of the jewelry Collab. Nerds love bones and shiny things. This merch line was always gonna be fire.
That part with Nikole was insanely cool! Can't believe us humans are able to find out what these animals were like millions of years ago
Just got to that bit as I read this 😅
Dude you actually link all of the papers in your citations. like I figured you would but the fact that I just downloaded a PDF by clicking on a citation in your video to my phone which I can now read at work is amazing so if people want to use me as like a thumbs way way way up reaction that would be super because this dude deserves every scrap of credit that we can possibly throw at him because his videos are amazing
I just want to say, I appreciate you doing this series so much! I just started going back to college to study anthropology and this series helps so much!
Will definitely send this to my students! 💗
That is the highest praise I could receive. Tell them all I say hi.
@@miniminuteman773 I loved the part on Sahelanthropus and I'm sure Orrorin will be no different. As a non-archaeologist/anthropologist, I appreciate the effort you give in making these topics much easier to digest for all knowledge levels 💗
Just finished watching it and it was awesome! Thanks for introducing Lindsay too!! 💗
@@miniminuteman773 what music was used in your intro?:0
As someone into human evolution, I enjoy your Lost Lineage series. Can't wait to see more in the near future.
I love how passionate you are! And I have to say, your merch is truly unique, I hope to get my own this time
Dude that intro video is beyond incredible - overshadowed by your amazing presentation but still deserves a huge amount of props!
This, does anyone know where the music was from?
I think my biggest life regret is not going to school for archeology, thanks for letting me live vicariously through you lol
I got sick and dropped out 3 years into my archaeology degree :( Biggest regret of my life is not finishing. I should have powered through.
It's never too late to try again.
@@grimmaulkin Nah, I ended up in wildlife preservation, still doing good here too!
Man, I'm trying to choose my new direction in life right now and might go back to uni. Maybe I'll end up studying something else due to job opportunities etc, but man, archaeology would be so great.
@@thesocialzeitgeist5285 I want to go into wildlife preservation, how do I do it? Like what classes do I need to take?
I thought you were wearing a biker cut and now i can't stop laughing at the image of you on a Harley Davidson tailed by a Historian, Paleontologist, and a Geologist. Who are also on massive motorcycles.
Edit: In case this comment blows up feel free to add other academic professions that would fit the theme of this theoretical biker gang.
I dunno about professions, but can I speculate on their bikes?
Paleontologist - skeletal-metal style chopper. Think the black widow bike from OCC but its dino themed instead
Historian - Classic Enfield or BSA. It's got leather saddlebags.
Geologist - rock-themed obviously. Closest chopper that comes to mind is another OCC bike. The "stealth" hog but its airbrushed rock colours instead. I reckon sandstone
Milo - I dont know what bike Milo has, so for now he's borrowed Beryllium 10's Goldwing 😉
How about some Bible thumpers chasing them in a clown car?
@@irishwristwatch2487 Man I cannot believe I have been assigned Goldwing status. Do I LOOK like a boomer to you??
But to quell your curiosity my bike is a '96 Suzuki DR650. Shes got all the original decals and paintwork and she is the love of my life.
@@miniminuteman773 😂 in my defence, I did say only borrowed! But thats a nice as hell bike! My friend used to have. GSX600 from the late 90s in all its multicoloured glory! Ive got a bit of a soft spot for 90s bikes
Also since we know what hog you've got, Papa Beryl needs that Goldwing back, he also needs you not to question the bullholes in it. Papa 10 is a mean drunk
@@irishwristwatch2487 the four horsemen of academia?
When I first saw your channel I was extremely intrigued with your way of explaining the content you talked about and helped brin massive amounts of enthusiasm into it and I love how you still bring that! I love the videos man and I can definitely say that you make these topics way easier to understand and listen to!
I am so mad I didn’t find you sooner, this content is exactly what I love. (Your style of videos make it even better)
We need more historians like you in schools. Making learning various subjects fun with a wide variety of not just archeology, but paleontology and similar fields seem much more intriguing other than: “oh, look at this cool building/bone we found.” But exploring the background about the people envolved and commentating on the sometime absurd shit they got into really humanizes them in an entertaining light rather than just facts recorded on paper. Even when you go into the processes of describing how dating works your simplistic graphs providing a basic explanation to those not having a strong grasp on the subject and don’t know the specifics of these processes. I truly wish for your success and not only that UA-cam treats you well with the respect you deserve for your effort but as well as your career of continuously teaching if you choose to go down that path. ❤
holy shit i found you by chance right when you started posting long form and its insane to see you grow like that. i knew you came from tiktok but holy balls i didnt excpect you to grow this much. you deserve it seriously. you make learning fun and put everything in perspective. you deserve to be the most famous archeologist in the modern world. i hope i live to see what you do next!
That was fascinating! Im genuinely impressed at the depth of knowledge you have for someone so young...truly well done.
Dude no joke I love the way you explain things and this video is actually helping me study for my Biological Anthropology class right now!!! Making academic subjects accessible and fun is such a passion of mine and I’m so happy you’re doing it too!!! You’ve helped at least one student today Milo!! ❤
Also, dude your editing and presentation has gotten so dang good in such a short period of time, it's honestly one of the most amazing glow ups of any recent channel. Just thought you should know that we have noticed, and its awesome.
I could litterally listen to your videos for days. I CANNOT wait until the back log for this channel is big enough that I can just listen to these quite litterally all day.
I really hope that you continue with this series because it is honestly so fascinating to someone like me who is not really related to the field of archeology but is very much fascinated by it.
Chemistry is the only subject I ever hated, but Milo does a pretty good job explaining it even to someone like me! Feeling very safe indeed
Holy hell the channel has grown, I came here when the channel only had like one video and very little subscribers as you were mostly on TikTok. I’m glad to see your channel grow and much love from a fan of archeology and the unknown.
Yeah I found the channel when it was only one video too. I didn't even know he did TikTok videos until he mentioned it in a long form video. I prefer the long videos myself.
@@the_original_Bilb_Ono they are just great, I truly love his sense of humor and way of teaching. I have always been interested in archeology and those studies but his content along with the theory debunking videos are great cause he not only just calls out the bullshit but explains it in a very digestible way.
Milo, you're genuinely the best on this website. I'm almost finished pulling a motor out of an old camaro, just wrapped up for the day and grabbed a drink of rum, and boom. Here you are right on time with the best content on UA-cam. Dude I hope you're having a good day and nice weather.
Edit: Hi new people
Wow Paleozoology is fascinating, not just evolution of our species and genus, but other organisms on this planet.
Thank you for making these. This whole channel is so informative and entertaining, they make me feel smarter and better about the amount of mindless youtube watching I do and I appreciate it.
The only skeletal morphometric problem I've seen so far was actually from your last lost lineages episode:
Sahelanthropus tchadensis' teeth were broad and flat, not long and pencil-like. In the photos shown, I think you mistook the roots of the teeth for the teeth themselves. Its an easy mistake for someone who hasn't spent an inhuman amount of time in human osteology labs. Plant eating mammals grind their food which is why today mammals like horses and cows how such different teeth than what you see in omnivores like us.
I'm originally an animal nerd so the Lindsay section was like getting a surprise dessert to the meal xD Somehow the beardogs don't surprise me whatsoever, I already see so many similarities between dogs and bears especially how similar their noses are and that both are opportunistic eaters all from meat to berries. Secondly the claws intrigued me, the "monkey walking" is like Giant ant eaters and pangolins. The shovel like jaw will live rent free in my brain for a long time and will probably inspire my art for a while. I wonder if they clamped down on branches and in an upsweep motion the teeth just flossed the leaves or berries off the branches? Odd creature. ^^
I love this series so much. You've quickly become one of my instant click uploaders and I don't have too many instant click people.
My brain always saw bears as big dogs. Bears have no right to be as cute as they are, and I can't help but wanna pet them. Look how round and fluffy the ears are!!!
Love this channel, so entertaining and thought provoking yet grasp-able. Love to see you grow and release merch!
As a chef who has always loved learning more about the passed times. I love your channel and your community. You are honestly doing a great thing here with a amazing attitude towards it. As someone who is pretty close to your age you have heavily inspired me to learn more about archeology. I hope you get to 1 Million subs soon you deserve a lot more though. Keep up the great work!
i truly enjoy your longer videos even if your shorts are more popular, i hope you never stop posting full-length videos, as long as you enjoy making this kind of content :)
after years of being trapped in religious craziness thank you for relighting my love of archeology love the work man :)
Popping back in just to say thanks to Milo for putting in the work and making the content he does. Your videos are so enjoyable and endlessly rewatchable (seriously I think I’ve watched Awful Archeology like 6 times) and im learning instead of just mindlessly consuming. Thank you for all you do!!!
Damn, I knew your channel was growing quickly, but man, that's a lot of growth very fast. Congratulations on the popularity. Milo educating the masses
At the 7 month mark, closing in on a MILLION !
Fuck yeah!!! My fucking favorite!!!!!! Genuinely check into his channel frequently for more real life human lore!!!! It excites me to learn even more brand spanking new truly ancient history and the most exciting finds in archeology.
wake up babe new archeology tarzan video
Totally makes my day when I see you've posted a new video. Thank you for continuing this series!
I subbed the first time I saw you! No speculation, no mythology, just facts, as well as they’re known. Thank you!
My career after 6 plus years of Criminal Sociology would have become entirely different had you showed up at my university. New to your channel and happily subscribed. Excellent presentation by the both of you.
AW DUDE IM SO HYPED I LOVE THIS SERIES ALREADY
It was a huge pleasure to watch one of your long format videos for the first time. I think I started seeing you slightly satirical shorts late last week, and decided tonight to check out your main page. Very glad that I did! Great info and awesome humor to accompany! Sub well earned! Glad to hear you're growing!
Just discovered you and Lindsay independently, so this video was such a cool surprise. You both are great!
idk why i always end up tearing up at the end of milo's videos i just wish i could meet these millions of years old dudes
So happy I was able to snag my very own silver Orrorin Pendant! You are awesome, Milo. You give me hope for the next generation of anthropologists/archeologists/geologists....
I subscribed like a week or 2 ago, and all I can say is that I wish I knew about your channel sooner. Thank you for all of the great content and I think you would make a great professor.
Just found your channel in the shorts and I LOVE these long form videos!! You got a new sub
Thank you for consistently putting out these long form videos! I got my wisdom teeth out yesterday and I haven't been able to do much other than watch UA-cam. Your videos are helping me get through the recovery
Congratulations on that life milestone. Hope the experience side effects pass quickly and uneventfully.
@@sarahrosen4985 Tysm! Unfortunately neither has been the case but I will make it through!
Ouch! You have my sympathy regarding having your wisdom teeth out, that is no fun at all. I see your comment is two weeks old so I hope that you have recovered completely now
I just wanted to say I enjoy watching your videos because you have a real sense of humer(us)
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This is definitely one of a very few channels that I get excited to see in my feed and look forward to.
This channel has quickly become one of the channels I look forward to the most. Glad to watch it blow up in real time.
I can't wait to read the patch notes for all these revisions. Did the developers have a 'set it and forget it' mentality?
I have a feeling that at least for a while, the Devs mained certain combo bonuses, but fought with each other in proxy species wars.
Small edit: would be cool for someone like TierZoo to weigh in
Aspiring paleoanthropologist here, just want to say what amazing work you are doing Milo! Love that you are sharing my little slice of the academic world with hundreds of thousands of people, it makes my heart so happy. Here’s to hoping maybe one day you will cover something I find! Keep up the great work
Been a fan since early TikTok ❤ your style is so refreshing and I’m loving the high quality science *chef kiss*
I'm living for this collab, I love both of your content so much
Just to expand on the big things that are not unique to hominins, but come together to identify most, if not all of them:
1. Reduced canine size (in both sexes)
2. Bipedalism
3. Encephalisation
4. Forward-facing-toes
5. Strong thumbs
6. Toolmaking (seen in everything past Paranthropines, including Paranthropines)
7. Reduced sexual dimorphism in almost all factors (mass, skeletal robusticity, height, canine size, etc), compared to other Hominids.
Again, these aren't all seen in every Hominin, but the majority are found in most of them
"Can I borrow your pelvis" sounds like a very odd pick up line.
I disagree, I think it's awesome!
@@hollymccombs7316 can I borrow your pelvis then?
The high kick immediately made me think of Brian David Gilbert and his Unraveled series on Polygon. Very similar energy and teaching styles, even with entirely different topics. This is great!
I don't know why, but I like watching or even just listening to these kinda videos. So thanks to your UA-cam short I'm here as well
You should set the premier to be 15 minutes away but then reset the timer every 15 minutes... TheSpiffingBrit teaches that this is the way to instantly double your subscriber count ;)
Just, change the preview image to say September 23rd at time:o'clock so people don't feel swindled.
Wait that actually works, how does it do this. I’m not offened by the idea mine you, since it doesn’t matter whether it’s 15 minutes or 48 days later, I’m disappointed I can’t watch it right away but still tap the notify button.
I don’t see how extending the timer does anything.
@@hunter5822 watch the video titled 'how to exploit UA-cam' on the channel Runed0S mentioned. 6 days ago, he then used it to boost the next video on his channel
I marvel your ability to break down incredibly complex concepts and scientific studies and convey them in an intelegent yet understandable way. You are able to go into detail about everything while still making it digestible to us casual science stans. You rock
I found you while endlessly scrolling and god, I love your content, currently on a binge watching all of your videos.
I watch these over and over so a new one is a treat
Lindsay complimented your video perfectly. She’s got a similar style from her clip on here, I’m sure she’ll do great on UA-cam and I’ll follow her once she switches to this platform! ❤️ also I’ve been waiting patiently for another Milo video, and this happened to hit on a day where I’m in bed sick, so I won overall. I’ve been really loving these videos, and your video style, and you coming into your own discovering the whole UA-cam thing, and balancing it with UA-cam shorts, etc. you’re doing a great job, and keep it up!
Looks like she's tripled her subs since Milo filmed! She's gonna be another one to watch soar in subs for sure
Love your content, love that you're improving production value! I immediately noticed how much better the audio was, and cracked up whenever your vest flipped over and the mic moving muffled the audio. Keep at it, you're going to be one of the legends of UA-cam edutainment. Mostly just commenting to say I was here before you hit 500k!
I followed you just today and I love your content so much I’ve been binge watching your content for like 3 hours
I got so excited when Lindsay started talking about Chalicotheres - they're so strange and cool. Especially the more "gorilla-shaped" ones, with their super weird skeletal structure... Probably my favourite pleistocene mammal?
Good job on the #shorts addition. I'm not a fan of it, but you do you. Sometimes there's really no reason to make a full-feature video on something so I understand the motivation for shorts.
30 minute video and it felt like 5 minute clip. Amazing job once again!
Finding videos where someone even talks about such things as skeletal morphometrics. It feels good in a way to hear something, nod, recognize, "that sounds like a real thing, yes it does". But still he fully unaware of the greater implications. It is nice.
I hope in your later years you become a professor. You would be such a great one with your personality and passion. Thanks for the laughs and knowledge!