How do Trees Survive Winter?

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  • @randomgirlxrulz
    @randomgirlxrulz 11 років тому +627

    "Hey, could you pass the antifreeze?"

  • @ShadowSaberBaroxio
    @ShadowSaberBaroxio 9 років тому +454

    So to make my salad last longer in the fridge, I just have to inject it with maple syrup? I can't wait to go on a diet!

    • @daniellbondad6670
      @daniellbondad6670 9 років тому +20

      Or you can freeze your salad quickly to make smaller crystals.
      Watch The story of frozen food,another Minute Earth video.

    • @orbemsolis
      @orbemsolis 8 років тому +2

      +ShadowSaberBaroxio Haha

    • @egonzalez4294
      @egonzalez4294 8 років тому +4

      I'm from the tropics I have never eaten maple syrup... does it taste good?... it seems like the thing mango trees expell when you hit them with an axe or machete...
      BTW mangos in europe are the worst ones... they are the less sweet reddish version :

    • @orbemsolis
      @orbemsolis 8 років тому +3

      Edward González facepalm. It's the sap from maple trees, boiled until 32 cups becomes one. And yes it's fantastic.

    • @egonzalez4294
      @egonzalez4294 8 років тому +2

      :o I gotta try it, what does it taste like?

  • @MagicTurtle643
    @MagicTurtle643 11 років тому +516

    Just shared this on facebook with the caption "We put antifreeze on our pancakes." :P

    • @Alvionalx
      @Alvionalx 4 роки тому +1

      first to comment

    • @thereza3
      @thereza3 4 роки тому +2

      LMFAO

    • @luxblitzar8718
      @luxblitzar8718 4 роки тому +4

      The Onion: write that down, write that down!

  • @calebanderson2692
    @calebanderson2692 11 років тому +87

    Becuase I know it took forever to draw this I want to say awesome job!

  • @Yui714
    @Yui714 11 років тому +20

    I must learn more about everything until there is nothing left to learn! MinuteEarth, you're the best teacher I've seen in all my years. You must cover everything!

  • @nerdfighteremma
    @nerdfighteremma 11 років тому +4

    Trees are AMAZING! This is really cool and I never really got around to understanding it (or wanting to, or realizing that I didn't) until now!

  • @CaptainAlliance
    @CaptainAlliance 11 років тому +229

    Break out the maple syrup, looks like its gonna be a cold winter for your cars.

    • @daniellerodgers8037
      @daniellerodgers8037 7 років тому +2

      CaptainAlliance I feel so bad for people In warm climates because they can't have maple syrup

    • @casualentertainment1023
      @casualentertainment1023 6 років тому

      do you havr a you tube Charlene

    • @cloudunknown
      @cloudunknown 6 років тому +1

      Danielle Rodgers Are you sure about that?

    • @b2spirit35
      @b2spirit35 6 років тому

      International Trade Network, never heard it? No? Okay... I guess I'm one of the few born into a functioning economy.

    • @halwamaster
      @halwamaster 6 років тому

      U can’t have 2 comments at once

  • @ANTSMR_Dango
    @ANTSMR_Dango 4 роки тому +1

    At 00:16 is a picture of Bamboo but that not a tropical tree, it is a grass.

  • @CaptainAlliance
    @CaptainAlliance 11 років тому +428

    So... we can consume antifreeze, and not die? GONNA GO DO THAT RIGHT NOW.

    • @ZeldagigafanMatthew
      @ZeldagigafanMatthew 11 років тому +160

      And then I'll nominate you for the Darwin Awards.

    • @georgecataloni4720
      @georgecataloni4720 11 років тому +92

      My friend's cat did that. He's plant food now.

    • @TheMaestroso
      @TheMaestroso 11 років тому +26

      The kid from Jack Frost is way ahead of you.

    • @sl270703
      @sl270703 11 років тому +22

      How about using maple syrup on your car?

    • @sl270703
      @sl270703 11 років тому +11

      Tiddly Penguin :(

  • @MomoCinematics
    @MomoCinematics 11 років тому +25

    What beautiful video, thanks for explaining things so well Henry :)
    (And thanks to all the people behind MinuteEarth and MinutePhysics too, awesome guys are awesome!)

  • @meryemseni4745
    @meryemseni4745 10 років тому +34

    This channel is a happiness source for me

    • @02Nolife
      @02Nolife 10 років тому +3

      then you should like ASAPscience :)

  • @ZioStalin
    @ZioStalin 11 років тому +1

    Regarding the hot climate plants that had to evolve a solution for emboly (around 1:17) I think it's not that the lymph flowing through the xylema "sucks air from the surrounding tissues", I think it has to do with cavitation and the loss of pressure in the capillars that produce these little bubbles.

  • @WallaceBeery
    @WallaceBeery 7 років тому +1

    "The ice itself doesn't cause much harm" - 0:36
    Really? If there is no flow of water because of consistent sub-zero temperature, the leaves are doomed to dry out. I was told that's why they are shed in autumn. Can anybody clarify this point?

  • @SandwitchReaper
    @SandwitchReaper 10 років тому +5

    Jus' wanted to say I really, really love the detail in this one's art.

  • @Animalcrossing35
    @Animalcrossing35 11 років тому +14

    I think that regular trees would also have trouble with snowfall. As the snow piled up on them, it would start to crush them and would break branches. However, pine trees minimize their surface area and this do not get as heavily weighed down. The pines then survive, and the regular trees die off.

    • @kourii
      @kourii 6 місяців тому

      'Regular trees'

  • @BlueMerc
    @BlueMerc 11 років тому +84

    All my fav UA-camr's are apparently Canadians !

    • @lolygagger5991
      @lolygagger5991 10 років тому +1

      ***** jerk

    • @C0d0ps
      @C0d0ps 10 років тому

      XxYoDadaxX Canadian ey? *Keepo*

    • @lolygagger5991
      @lolygagger5991 10 років тому

      ***** your acting stereotypicly Canadian which is wrong and on some level offensive

  • @WobblesandBean
    @WobblesandBean 11 років тому +3

    There's a sapsucker that lives near my house. Most people find it annoying but I adore it, I love watching him make those tiny, precise holes and licking up the pine sap! The hummingbirds that winter here (yeah, I dunno why either) will go after the same holes while they're still open

  • @sycois
    @sycois 9 років тому +22

    Love your videos!
    Could you please do a video on the reason plants shed their leaves in winter?
    Like, is it because of the lower temperature? OR is it because of the reducing duration of daylight? OR is it an internal programming that is independent of the weather and season?
    Also, what would happen if I take a fully grown maple tree that normally sheds it's leaves in the winter and transplant it to the tropics where there is plenty of warmth, moisture and daylight? Would it still shed it's leaves in the winter?
    Thanks!!

    • @Gallarday
      @Gallarday 2 роки тому +1

      Great question!!

  • @JayWhyThree
    @JayWhyThree 11 років тому +4

    This episode was really well done, great job MinuteEarth!

  • @ShamsulA
    @ShamsulA 11 років тому +8

    So I'm drinking antifreeze? Oh ok.

  • @bananian
    @bananian 9 років тому +30

    Does it mean I can pour maple syrup into my car?

    • @MrMineheads
      @MrMineheads 9 років тому +4

      bananian no, dont do that.

    • @marvinzhang6010
      @marvinzhang6010 9 років тому

      No. Syrup is too thick for your car

    • @MrMineheads
      @MrMineheads 9 років тому +2

      Marvin Zhang it is a joke...

    • @SteelsCrow
      @SteelsCrow 9 років тому +1

      +bananian If I put more sugar into my blood, would that help me resist frostbite? =)

    • @nal8503
      @nal8503 8 років тому

      +MrMineheads
      Spoilers, the universe is a joke. One of the greatest jokes of all time too.

  • @atkhan
    @atkhan 11 років тому +25

    Henry deserves a Grammy for this ... Best Educational Videos.

  • @ShiroKage009
    @ShiroKage009 11 років тому +59

    So maple syrup is not tree blood but rather tree antifreeze? Interesting.

    • @Alvionalx
      @Alvionalx 4 роки тому +1

      ShiroiKage009 Are you still here?

    • @ShiroKage009
      @ShiroKage009 4 роки тому +1

      @@Alvionalx maybe. Why?

    • @thomasaly7624
      @thomasaly7624 8 місяців тому

      Perhaps they just wanted to say hi

  • @EarthrangersOrg
    @EarthrangersOrg 10 років тому +4

    Trees are so amazing! Thanks for sharing these fun facts.

  • @Ernireg3
    @Ernireg3 11 років тому

    OH MAH GAHHH!!! I LEARN SOOOOO MUUUUCHH WITH THESE VIDEOOOSSS!!! I FEEL SMARTAR EACH EPISODE!!! Thank you very much minuteearth and minutephysics!!!

  • @zenzylok
    @zenzylok 11 років тому +1

    A Wonderful adaptation, without it many other organisms would not exist.

  • @benou3751
    @benou3751 11 років тому +193

    Is Canada even real

    • @Eman52451
      @Eman52451 11 років тому +36

      I believe it"s a made up country the that maple syrup mascot "the Beaver" (who is also fake) lives.

    • @justinyoung2597
      @justinyoung2597 11 років тому +67

      Eman52451
      As a Canadian I can indeed confirm that Canada is 100% fictional. I don't know how the story started but our existence permeates American culture as an urban legend and we cannot escape it. Not fully. Some of us want to live and wish to break out, infecting the American minds who create and conduct our country with their thoughts and take over their lives and bodies as our own, while others realize that that doing such would just continue our fictional existences on a slightly more real but ultimately just as meaningless plane. I choose to stay here because we have adorable penguins and dazzling Northern lights, and our food is provided to us free by trees. Really why anyone would want to leave this fictional setting is beyond me. It's great here.

    • @iluvDNA100
      @iluvDNA100 11 років тому +15

      Justin Young
      Canada doesn't have penguins.

    • @m1k3y48
      @m1k3y48 11 років тому +8

      Justin Beiber is Canadian, and he (unfortunately) exists, so seems confirmed.
      Also Rush is Canadian, but Canada seems to be running low on talent :(

    • @justinyoung2597
      @justinyoung2597 11 років тому +5

      M1k3y
      Yeah the whole body snatching thing kinda drains the vocal chords and fine motor function. All that seizing and screaming "I might fight it! I must be strong! I'm me and I'm scared to not exist!" really wears out the physical body's throat before the Canadian can fully take over I guess. But on the human rights frontier I think it's nice that even transfiction individuals living in a stolen bodies with worn throats can be accepted in the music business and even looked up to. ... Even if they throw eggs and draw shitty penguins. I mean come on Beibs you grew up in a fiction setting surrounded by penguins, don't tell me you never learned what they look like. Good grief.

  • @LemonYourAid
    @LemonYourAid 11 років тому +50

    So all I need is to take off my clothes and cover my body with maplesyrup and I'm good for winter?

    • @Nimbus3690
      @Nimbus3690 11 років тому +4

      Yes.
      Disclaimer: Any bodily harm may not be attributed to the endorser of this technique.

    • @Thutil
      @Thutil 11 років тому +15

      No, the sap needs to be inside your cells; therefore you need to replace your blood with maple syrup for that to work. If you do that, I guarantee that you won't die from cold.

    • @WackDakAttack
      @WackDakAttack 7 років тому

      Plus, heart attack from slow syrup flow, poisoning from the toxins in the syrup, and terminal diabetes with the sugar (if you use the sugared kind)

    • @Sparklewolfgirl67
      @Sparklewolfgirl67 6 років тому

      LemonYourAid nooooooooo

    • @canadiancrafter5100
      @canadiancrafter5100 6 років тому

      @@Thutil dont worry, as a canadian i can assure u that my cells are filled with mape syrup

  • @adv512
    @adv512 11 років тому

    thank you for all your videos. every time a new video comes out i watch them first. i love learning new stuff all the time regardless of what it was :D

  • @Ragmulokos
    @Ragmulokos 11 років тому

    omg he's investing so much more on the videos, people were complaining about those 'recent events' but the quality is really increasing.

  • @limediamond4595
    @limediamond4595 6 років тому +2

    So wait, if I consume maple syrup, I won’t freeze? Well, if you need me, I’ll be storing syrup containers for winter!

  • @primalflower7253
    @primalflower7253 11 років тому +16

    What i learned: eat a lot of maple syrup for temporary defrost of your organs.

  • @RobinWilson29
    @RobinWilson29 7 років тому +2

    Great explanation! Thank you I learned a lot. One small detail needs correcting. Lettuce and spinach must have sugars / antifreeze in their leaves because they can actually freeze and thaw and keep growing. I plant lettuce and spinach in late summer for winter use. Spinach is heartier than lettuce but they can both freeze and continue growing. Best not to pick them when their frozen. How about a video on why certain trees run sap in the spring and others do not?

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 11 років тому +8

    I just wish this episode would have been a TwoMinutesEarth to have the time to explain why narrower tubes alleviate the bubble problem.

    • @blizzard0508
      @blizzard0508 11 років тому +5

      He didn't have to explain because it's pretty common sense. The smaller the tube, the higher the pressure(and less water needed to fill it). Simply, the bubbles can't form if the xylem is already full, so if it's smaller, it's easier to keep full.

    • @unvergebeneid
      @unvergebeneid 11 років тому +4

      blizzard0508 Well, that doesn't make sense to me, common or otherwise. Why would the problem with a freezing tube be that it has to be kept full? The water is even expanding so sure it will stay full, pretty much regardless of the diameter. And the pressure depends on the height. It even gets negative. So the higher pressure argument doesn't make sense to me either.
      Plus, he even said it was counterintuitive so get off your high horse if you would.

  • @nolandscott
    @nolandscott 11 років тому

    Thanks NIL, for supporting a great channel.
    If you have not, please do try NIL, it is the least we can do for someone who supports a channel we enjoy.

  • @raedovich
    @raedovich 11 років тому

    Awesome video! and MinuteEarth added my name as a supporter !
    You Guys Rock

  • @GreenTimeEagle
    @GreenTimeEagle 11 років тому +1

    I loved this. It made me smile. Thank you very much MinuteEarth!

  • @TechLaboratories
    @TechLaboratories 11 років тому

    Fantastic! I love the focus on the evolution and adaptation - I think most of us with a basic education know about leaves dropping trees and the adaptation of conifers vs. deciduous, but the other adaptations, such as the sap and root system, are lost in our education! Thank you once again for filling in the gap in information I never knew existed!

  • @slipknot80210
    @slipknot80210 11 років тому +59

    I always knew Canadians were trying to feed my anti-freeze.

    • @sxz5972
      @sxz5972 7 років тому

      Heart Under Blade mwahahahaha

  • @Yorikoification
    @Yorikoification 9 років тому +1

    Heavily appreciate that you put the references in the description, I cannot exactly write an essay and reference a youtube video...
    Thank you for this video!

  • @Aelfraed26
    @Aelfraed26 9 років тому +10

    My region, Patagonia, mentioned in a video on the internet? I must be dreaming.

    • @AlqGo
      @AlqGo 8 років тому

      +Palider Woah...a clothing brand is actually a region? I didn't even know that xD

    • @Aelfraed26
      @Aelfraed26 8 років тому +6

      Alq ...

  • @maggi_knorr
    @maggi_knorr 8 років тому +8

    The delicious anti-freeze... and then you notice Henry is canadian. :P

  • @kch0106
    @kch0106 11 років тому +25

    guys, srsly, NIL is a good channel go check it out!

    • @AnimalsWorld125
      @AnimalsWorld125 11 років тому +16

      Thank you! :)

    • @Fl0pus
      @Fl0pus 11 років тому

      srsly?

    • @kch0106
      @kch0106 11 років тому

      ***** uh, yea. its basically a blend of CGP Grey (at explaining stuff), Minute Physics (at drawing on a dry erase board, correct me if im wrong).

    • @Fl0pus
      @Fl0pus 11 років тому

      kchspinna16 I was making fun of the fact that you would rather type 'srsly' than 'seriously' as if it was too much work

  • @hvdklauw
    @hvdklauw 11 років тому +3

    Awesome as ever

  • @matthewthomas2678
    @matthewthomas2678 10 років тому +1

    Loved the video, also when the water de thaws inside the xylem tubes of the true, it would cause the water to boil at the top of the tree because the extreme low pressure that exists at the top.

  • @liroy2057
    @liroy2057 11 років тому +77

    i have a dream that one day i can go to canada and eat original maple syroup (im from europe)

    • @hihihi022
      @hihihi022 11 років тому +15

      I'll buy you some Timbits when you do :P

    • @JaconSamsta
      @JaconSamsta 11 років тому +13

      Ey mate, you can always import some, but if you work just take off a week and take it to fly there, flights are dirt cheep in in non holiday seasons.

    • @liroy2057
      @liroy2057 11 років тому

      TheBernhard100 despite l lived in europe my whole life Id like to come to america but im still just 17

    • @JaconSamsta
      @JaconSamsta 11 років тому

      liroy2057 Well, get an apprenticeship next year (or whenever you are finished with school) and save up for one or two month. That should be more than enough for a trip to Canada for a week off season.

    • @divdac
      @divdac 11 років тому +1

      lmao as a Canadian I do have to warn you... you should come here for other things and then go tap a maple tree if you have time. Instead of coming here to solely tap a maple tree... otherwise, you'll be very disappointed. Takes like 2 minutes to learn and then you gotta wait 24 hours for the bucket to fill.

  • @gephc4
    @gephc4 11 років тому +2

    Thank you NIL!

  • @crushcollegechemistry
    @crushcollegechemistry 7 років тому

    You make my gymnosperm presentation/research SO MUCH EASIER thanks so much!!!

  • @djhero0071
    @djhero0071 11 років тому

    If this channel is related at all to minute physics I'm gonna subscribe.

  • @cpeverley
    @cpeverley 11 років тому

    Those trees wearing sweaters were adorable!

  • @SuperSMT
    @SuperSMT 11 років тому +4

    NIL - probably the only UA-camr ever to become successful through comment advertising...

    • @Korijna
      @Korijna 11 років тому

      and what does NIL stand?

    • @SuperSMT
      @SuperSMT 11 років тому

      Fay Bee I... don't know. I don't think he's even mentioned it before, I've seen all his videos...

    • @Nimbus3690
      @Nimbus3690 11 років тому

      ikr! when henry advertised NIL on his video, i was like wait a minute wasnt he going around spamming other people's videos to steal some of their glory?

  • @BlackDrakma
    @BlackDrakma 11 років тому +1

    Another method some plants use is to pump a portion of the water in their cells into intercellular spaces, thus increasing the solute concentrations within the cell and lowering the freezing point. There's a third method but it escapes me at the moment.

  • @napdogs
    @napdogs 11 років тому

    This is one of the best episodes! I loved the cartoon trees.

  • @samsawesomeminecraft
    @samsawesomeminecraft 6 років тому +1

    how did I not subscribe yet!?!?!?!

  • @alexgraves7069
    @alexgraves7069 11 років тому

    Was literally just wondering this today. Thank you MinuteEarth!

  • @jacobpledger5101
    @jacobpledger5101 6 років тому +1

    No trees where harmed in the making of this video.

  • @stevaaah
    @stevaaah 11 років тому +1

    thanks nil! you're awesome

  • @DudokX
    @DudokX 11 років тому +5

    No bubbles in pipes and no ice in living cells works for humans too

  • @ejdarly4733
    @ejdarly4733 10 років тому +2

    I'm eating lettuce right now and the way you're talking makes me think my food is alive. They told me this was crulety free eating :(

  • @havoClinK
    @havoClinK 11 років тому +3

    Haha, I remember learning this in high school. Great video!

  • @Smada059
    @Smada059 11 років тому +3

    Don't use maple syrup on your car's windscreen in winter.

  • @heyitzrane3025
    @heyitzrane3025 7 років тому +1

    I wonder how extreme pine syrup is. And how sweet it is.

  • @scptime1188
    @scptime1188 6 років тому +1

    "Maple syrup is antifreeze"
    *friend drinks antifreeze*
    "BUT ANTIFREEZE ISN'T MAPLE SYRUP!"

  • @clowned6471
    @clowned6471 6 років тому +3

    1:15 Professor Oak 👌

  • @internetsurfer777
    @internetsurfer777 11 років тому +22

    Tolfdir at the Winterhold College never taught me this >:-( The confused old man just walk around the rooms searching for some lost Alembic.. 20 times i found it for him, and he lost it again.. Out of 99 spells he just taught us one, though he's supposed to be some kind of teacher... He didnt draw up any special plans how to prepare for dragon attacks, but let us all improvise, resulting in the death of 15-20 townguards that had to be replaced... When someone intentionally killed a fellow student with magic and was suspended for it, the greedy old bum allowed him to rejoin the college for a tiny fee, making us all feel we are worth like 200-500 gold pieces, which is nothing.. I think Tolfdir use the alembic to make Maple Syrup and drink it til he falls asleep and pee in his pants.. An alternative theory is that Tolfdir has the Maple syrup urine disease, which doesnt smell delicious at all.

    • @AlfonsusAC
      @AlfonsusAC 11 років тому +1

      what the fuck?

    • @internetsurfer777
      @internetsurfer777 11 років тому +4

      Just some Skyrim (a game) references. The snowy trees in the video made me think of a cold and snowy town in the game.

  • @blackdedo93
    @blackdedo93 11 років тому +5

    I hope they evolve free wifi as well

  • @camacaron06
    @camacaron06 6 років тому +1

    Pine Trees and Maple Trees, Canada’s national gift!

  • @robertofontiglia4148
    @robertofontiglia4148 11 років тому +4

    I would advise now that you not drink just any antifreeze... As far as I know, Maple syrup is the one to go with to avoid poisonning.

  • @SocialBubblia
    @SocialBubblia 2 роки тому +1

    So you can't find sap in tropical areas?

  • @mandyrobbins1041
    @mandyrobbins1041 7 років тому

    "We call it Maple Syrup, and it's delicous." Yes, it is...and the ONLY topping that goes right with French Toast and pancakes!

  • @Tailsworld25
    @Tailsworld25 11 років тому

    I always see a tree at my window that never losses it's leaves.

  • @lorddinosaur9885
    @lorddinosaur9885 9 років тому +4

    If possible, could you add to this video explaining what deciduous trees do to survive without photosynthesizing?

  • @DrSomeGuy
    @DrSomeGuy 11 років тому +1

    Thanks NIL

  • @viniciusgama4796
    @viniciusgama4796 2 роки тому +1

    That's a wonderful video and I'd love to use it, but it'd go over the heads of my 10 year-olds haha

  • @sanchezzz69420
    @sanchezzz69420 9 років тому +1

    I like your video. Easy to understand and I also love the Maple trees. =)

  • @jakofozz
    @jakofozz 11 років тому

    Great one Henry. I love that you format your references in Harvard AGPS.

  • @bstarr-qh3le
    @bstarr-qh3le 11 років тому +1

    this video is so beautiful i love trees ^_^

  • @TheoryofHobin
    @TheoryofHobin 11 років тому +5

    I can hug a tree right now :)

  • @kbee225
    @kbee225 4 роки тому

    Palmyra trees also has a sweet sap. In south asia, it is cooked and crystallized into palm sugar.

  • @davidaware2366
    @davidaware2366 11 років тому

    Love this series

  • @ashishsharma-og4nl
    @ashishsharma-og4nl 5 років тому +2

    Ohhhhhhhh
    So that's what I love pouring over my pancakes

  • @NaveganteBOG
    @NaveganteBOG 11 років тому

    Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @MidWitPride
    @MidWitPride 11 років тому

    "Hobo drinking anti-freeze" just got a new meaning.

  • @PrimyFritzellz
    @PrimyFritzellz 11 років тому

    Alright. Now i know how trees doesnt die when winter comes. Cool.

  • @JesseEichbauer
    @JesseEichbauer 11 років тому +1

    great animation. thumbs up!

  • @evanmorton1548
    @evanmorton1548 10 років тому +1

    this is really cool!

  • @CONCERTMANchicago
    @CONCERTMANchicago 10 років тому

    That's what the _Emerald Ash Borer_ eats, the tree's Phloem and xylem drinking straws.

  • @paedors6739
    @paedors6739 6 років тому +2

    So does pine sap actually have a very large sugar content? You'd think that it would need sugary sap even more than maple trees.

  • @JustaQuad
    @JustaQuad 11 років тому +15

    Aren't maple syrup and sap completely different?

    • @seth094978
      @seth094978 11 років тому +56

      Maple syrup is just sap that is boiled down to make it something like 50 times more concentrated. Yum. Sugar.

    • @spookyskelebloke5388
      @spookyskelebloke5388 11 років тому +15

      The same way oil and gasoline are different, last I checked, don't quote me.

    • @IQzminus2
      @IQzminus2 11 років тому +8

      fuehrer hundert No, not really. Gasoline is one of many products that are derived by refining crude oil. You separate the cured oil that is kind of a cocktail of different hydrocarbons, into "pure" (/more pure) components. Gasoline, diesel, LPG, asphalt, etc...

    • @anonoumos
      @anonoumos 11 років тому +10

      IQzminus2 no, fuehrer is right. gasoline is derived from refining crude oil, just like maple syrup is derived from refining sap.

    • @knifetoucher
      @knifetoucher 11 років тому +5

      rollexx Although the process is a bit different...

  • @TheWashingTub
    @TheWashingTub 11 років тому

    The animation is so cute!

  • @kaungmthu
    @kaungmthu 11 років тому

    Love your animations!

  • @theprototype9652
    @theprototype9652 Рік тому

    Bro This is a Exactly what I was looking for.

  • @19billdong96
    @19billdong96 10 років тому +1

    Woah! Mindblow! Henry's Canadian?! AWESOME!!!

    • @Neldonax
      @Neldonax 9 років тому

      cuz he isnt

    • @truboo4268
      @truboo4268 9 років тому

      19billdong96
      *Mentions maple syrup
      *Gets thought of as Canadian
      #JustReichProblems

  • @manse415
    @manse415 4 роки тому

    It's simple, thus I am able to grasp the concept.

  • @SplitSniper7
    @SplitSniper7 11 років тому

    This was an oddly awesome video!

  • @astralschetz2243
    @astralschetz2243 8 років тому +4

    Professer Oak at 1:13

    • @nicholask7566
      @nicholask7566 7 років тому +2

      WOOD you look at that, you're right.

  • @ghost_ship_supreme
    @ghost_ship_supreme 7 років тому

    Now I'm going to call maple syrup tree antifreeze

  • @Tremor244
    @Tremor244 11 років тому

    I just wondered about this today in the school. and BAM a video! :D

  • @jasonkingsford5058
    @jasonkingsford5058 11 років тому

    Mind. Blown.

  • @aryamandixit6604
    @aryamandixit6604 7 місяців тому

    Watching how trees survive in winter. In the hottest summer of the past 140 years