Cockroaches have been over-rated for years. The ones we see in our houses and in restaurants and other places in cities are so dependent on human civilization that they'll go extinct when we do. The wild cockroaches that human structure inhabiting roaches evolved from are the ones that will persist after we're gone.
Tardigrades are overated. Although they can persist in harsh environments, they cannot live in them, only taking a really long time to die. As they have no way to protect themselves from common threats, they get killed by the millions easily by any other animal, including other tardigrades. Their resistance to absurd situations never really comes to hand as their lifespan is only a year.
@@hombre6604 The thing is that they only last long in extreme environments. On a normal environment they are easily killed by any other thing. Thats why they are overated
yes! actually I did not know them by any other name until recently. I've always known Water bears were the toughest life forms. we should send some to Mars to setup camp
I love this little critters! They are so unbelievably badass for being so unbelievably tiny. And the fact that tardigrades are also called “water bears” is adorable.
I'm curious how nuclear accidents have affected these little guys. They're (figuratively) one Comic Book science accident away from being able to beat Superman.
Lord Bloodraven a nuclear power plant accident would last many, many years more than a thousand years and even with the 40% protection against radiation it will most likely kill it overtime but if it’s a water species it may have a “better” chance because the water around it absorbs the radiation but even then radioactive water and no food Cus the source of Food is probably dead or radioactive, it may shrivel up for 30 years but I don’t think that the radiation will out last them.
@@PRiMETECHAU This is a lie, mixing a human DNA with another DNA is universally illegal because it's technically a version of human cloning which is strictly prohibited all over the world.
You didn't read all of the entire set of Encyclopedia Brittanica. Because for most of that time that was your only way of learning about these. I wish I had had the access to all this information that I now have in seconds. Young people truly cannot grasp at what an amazing thing that all this technology brings you. It must be similar to living half your life without electricity and half with it and all the new appliances that were run by the electricity. And similar to spending half your life unable to read and half having learned to. Like before being able to control and start fires and half your life without the heat and light and protection and the cooking of having fire. I'm so sad that our lives are so short even if you live to be 100. There are so many amazing things and technology and medical advances that we are just going to miss. But I'm glad that my children and definitely my grandchildren will get to live with all the amazing advances.
@@ElfBroYaHa Actually, I think the 'zoo' in 'Tierzoo' stands for 'zoology' and therefore he can speak about all animals, not just 'zoo animals. Also, tartigrades are technically animals because they have bilateral symmetry: a feature only animals possess. Oh, and they are made up of multiple cells so they are not microbes.
I stumbled upon here a year later to see people tell me that I am an organism, now i hate to break it to you but before you think you are smart, no shit! I meant the Tardigrade here
@@unlshtb4524 So you never thought you would admire and be jealous about an organism. Then what non-organism did you think you would admire and be jealous about?
ma dude.. they are trying to telling you to stfu in the nicest way. there are so many videos about bearded dragon on UA-cam and we really don't need another one plus they seem to do more exotic animals that common pets
I remember this animal on the most extreme and they said they can even live in outer space. Since then I always imagine this is what life looks like on other planets and the depths of space.
Dear little creatures, their harmlessness and innocence puts our own species to shame. Their ability to survive is amazing. I love the way they paddle around with their cute little feet. The microscope photography is stunning. I don’t need to say “Long live tardigrades” because that’s what they do anyway. 💕💕💕
Yo that's like my dream! It's the only reason I'm studying hard. If possible, I want to add some of Tardigrades DNA in humans and make us more resilient so we can fight our future harsh climate and stuff. Glad to know that I wasn't the only one with this crazy idea.
Finally! I had seen these organisms on a tv program years back but I couldn't remember the name of it, and this is the first video that I have come across that features them. Thanks
Tardigrades are my favorite animal. At my house, I go with the "moss piglet" theme and allow the moss to thrive in the wet months here in Oregon, which is about 7 months, give or take. I plan to build an area for a birdbath in which I will terrace the space, add moss, and call it Tardigrade Terrace. I hate having to take the moss of of the roof, but we have plenty of moss everywhere else in the wet months.
Yay my profile made it on the screen with the recommendations I have a plush tardigrade at home I got at my lab, we used to watch these critters under the microscope
cannot get my head around this. there are these animals walking around living their lives ..possibly right next to me now and I cannot see them no matter how hard I squint. Amazing.
@@El_Sueno591 Of course he knows what the moon is, that wasn't the issue, and you would have known that if you had any skill in reading comprehension. He doesn't know what "after tardigrades' moon reaching" means. No need to be a jerk.
How do you know that animals only exist on Earth? Are you some kind of omniscient being that can know every single animal in the universe and on what planet they are found?
不動 I said animal in the meaning of kingdom Animalia. If there are other living things in the universe (which is very likely), they will have their own evolutionary tree and taxonomy.
*the most resilient animals from our planet. We know absolutely nothing about the observable Universe, other than from what our technology can view from millions of light years away. Never mind, the full entire Universe itself.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but, the way they walk is absolutely adorable.
It’s not just you. :)
Very late but agreed
😂😂
Your not alone
Pet one
Moral of the story, when humans are long gone, these guys will remain the inhabitants of this planet
And then evolve and be very strange
They're so cute, I love them! They're like microscopic gummy bears with too many limbs and monstrous mouths who can survive in outer space. Adorable.
Cockroaches: We are the toughest creatures alive
Water bears: Hold our 🍻
Cockroaches have been over-rated for years. The ones we see in our houses and in restaurants and other places in cities are so dependent on human civilization that they'll go extinct when we do. The wild cockroaches that human structure inhabiting roaches evolved from are the ones that will persist after we're gone.
Tardigrades are overated. Although they can persist in harsh environments, they cannot live in them, only taking a really long time to die.
As they have no way to protect themselves from common threats, they get killed by the millions easily by any other animal, including other tardigrades.
Their resistance to absurd situations never really comes to hand as their lifespan is only a year.
@@Henrique-pi7hu L
@@Henrique-pi7hu that’s not overrated, sure they can’t live in those harsh environment for “long” but compare to other animals, they do last long.
@@hombre6604 The thing is that they only last long in extreme environments. On a normal environment they are easily killed by any other thing. Thats why they are overated
I wonder, how many of these have I accidentally drank or eaten. 🤔
They survived ur consumption
@@Romlanco for real?
@@stormgirl09 You've eaten yours.
girlstorm09 Jesus calm down they’re literally micro scale
@Hypareen • same
I like the other name of the tardigrade the Water Bear. A little tiny animal with a fierce nickname. And a cartoon reference.
South park
yes! actually I did not know them by any other name until recently. I've always known Water bears were the toughest life forms. we should send some to Mars to setup camp
Family guy also did it
SpongeBob
They are also called moss piglets which I like more 😂
she drew it like a croissant omfg that's adorable i--
what-
I love this little critters! They are so unbelievably badass for being so unbelievably tiny. And the fact that tardigrades are also called “water bears” is adorable.
4:29 wow this one guy is really dedicated
Lmao
He was born for this
Fucken nerd
But who's to judge from right or wrong he was just like me trying to make history!!!
Tardigrades: Survive after 7 nuclear bombs and being thrown into space
Also Tardigrades: *die to literally anything else*
Toast is that you??!!
Fake toast. Exposed
Tf i replied to this?
@@draco2378 me when i see old comments
You can't grammar.
You didn't mention the most interesting thing about them, that despite everything about them, somehow they are very adorable.
Like hell they are.
Yeah they are
Heck yeah
- ewwwww no
Sasmit Vaidya yes, I mean compared to most creatures their size they actually do look like a little bear thing and it’s kinda adorable.
i might be weird for saying this but i find em kinda cute, love water bears
They're so cute!
their mouths look like butt holes.
They're called Tardigrades.
They are!
@@CooterCoy They're also called water bears
I'm curious how nuclear accidents have affected these little guys.
They're (figuratively) one Comic Book science accident away from being able to beat Superman.
Lord Bloodraven a nuclear power plant accident would last many, many years more than a thousand years and even with the 40% protection against radiation it will most likely kill it overtime but if it’s a water species it may have a “better” chance because the water around it absorbs the radiation but even then radioactive water and no food Cus the source of Food is probably dead or radioactive, it may shrivel up for 30 years but I don’t think that the radiation will out last them.
Prime Technophilia where’s your source?
@@PRiMETECHAU One day... we will kill Superman.
The yardigtafe can s
Live on Mars
@@PRiMETECHAU This is a lie, mixing a human DNA with another DNA is universally illegal because it's technically a version of human cloning which is strictly prohibited all over the world.
These things were seen in ant man and the wasp.
In the scene were Hank Pym went subatomic
Bernard Duran I thought this looked familiar
One also appeared in the first film when Scott shrinks too.
It just gives you an even better scale of the quantum realm. Hank is basically a molecule
I was watching octonauts with my toddler the other day- they’re in there too lol
How have I gone 35 years without knowing about these creatures? Epic.
lmao same
You didn't read all of the entire set of Encyclopedia Brittanica. Because for most of that time that was your only way of learning about these. I wish I had had the access to all this information that I now have in seconds. Young people truly cannot grasp at what an amazing thing that all this technology brings you.
It must be similar to living half your life without electricity and half with it and all the new appliances that were run by the electricity. And similar to spending half your life unable to read and half having learned to. Like before being able to control and start fires and half your life without the heat and light and protection and the cooking of having fire.
I'm so sad that our lives are so short even if you live to be 100. There are so many amazing things and technology and medical advances that we are just going to miss. But I'm glad that my children and definitely my grandchildren will get to live with all the amazing advances.
*Tierzoo has entered the chat*
I...actually haven't seen him yet.
*Water Bears are -F Tier*
I was looking for this comment
I don't think microscopic organisms' considered a zoo animal but then again he reviewed humans
@@ElfBroYaHa Actually, I think the 'zoo' in 'Tierzoo' stands for 'zoology' and therefore he can speak about all animals, not just 'zoo animals. Also, tartigrades are technically animals because they have bilateral symmetry: a feature only animals possess. Oh, and they are made up of multiple cells so they are not microbes.
4:30 Jesus Christ, that LizardM8 really wants his bearded dragon video, he’s been asking it for 3 years
That's hilarious XD
3 long years
@@chef7196 rip
@@chef7196 lol XD
Ikr
5:13 the one chasing its tail is my fave.
Never realized some microorganism can act like a dog but this one is cute
I LOVE THEM
I never thought i would admire and be jealous about an organism
You are an organism..
um but you're an organism... Is this a joke?
I stumbled upon here a year later to see people tell me that I am an organism, now i hate to break it to you but before you think you are smart, no shit! I meant the Tardigrade here
It's a micro animal
@@unlshtb4524 So you never thought you would admire and be jealous about an organism. Then what non-organism did you think you would admire and be jealous about?
They’re honestly adorable :3
Edit 2023: they’re still really cute xD
perv
@@Gerald0613 ??
@@Gerald0613 what-
@Rakanishu Lmaooooo
They kinda remind me of Appa from Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Yeahhhhhh
I can see that.
Appa's design was influenced in part by tardigrades
_"Yip, Yip!"_
I think that's how Appa looked like in Sokka's vision when he's high on cactus juice
OMG OMG OMG GUYS I LOVE YOU SOOOO MUCH THANK YOU! IM SORRY FOR THE PRESSURE!!!
We'll see you again in the new year... if you catch my drift ;)
Animalogic OMG YOU GUYS ARE LEGENDS!
Dude you sure know how to let them know what you need! But i agree i would like to learn a lot more about my pet! (except of usual care guide)
FOR REAL
ma dude.. they are trying to telling you to stfu in the nicest way. there are so many videos about bearded dragon on UA-cam and we really don't need another one plus they seem to do more exotic animals that common pets
Thank you for making this movie. Tardigrades are my favorite species. You have made my day
Even though they can really suck at times humans are my favorite species. My parents were humans.
I remember this animal on the most extreme and they said they can even live in outer space. Since then I always imagine this is what life looks like on other planets and the depths of space.
They said they survived outer space on this video too. They even showed a picture of it.
"...in the universe!"
Bold claim.
Could you do a video about Killer Whales?
*NANI?!*
It's the _real_ one?
this must be the work of an enemy Stand!
Be gone demon stop possessing me i see u every where
Can you tell us why you're literally everywhere?
Blackfish
I didn't expect you here.
Actually do what ever animal you want the less known the better
Dear little creatures, their harmlessness and innocence puts our own species to shame. Their ability to survive is amazing. I love the way they paddle around with their cute little feet. The microscope photography is stunning. I don’t need to say “Long live tardigrades” because that’s what they do anyway. 💕💕💕
Wrong, they normally only live one year and they cannibalize their own kind. Otherwise, I hope you have a nice day.
They will surely outlive us
@@legendarytat8278she just said they can go 30 years without eating! I think they live longer than 1 year.
I don't understand how something so atomic can be so cute.
I wanna splice tardigrade DNA in me to make myself invincible lol.
I dunno about making you invincible, but it'd at least let be able to navigate the mycelial network!
@@sprouting_lady close enough lol
That could be a remake of "The Fly."
Yo that's like my dream! It's the only reason I'm studying hard. If possible, I want to add some of Tardigrades DNA in humans and make us more resilient so we can fight our future harsh climate and stuff.
Glad to know that I wasn't the only one with this crazy idea.
Alamgir Sani well would it mean we couldnt die to natural cases?
I don’t comment on your videos but I do greatly appreciate you making these videos and contributing to the education of our wild life species ❤️
Finally!
I had seen these organisms on a tv program years back but I couldn't remember the name of it, and this is the first video that I have come across that features them.
Thanks
Axolotls are cute
Yes they are
So cute
I live em
I bit irrelevant but i aggree
They really are
They are but you can do nothing with them i guess they are a lil useless
Tardigrades are my favorite animal. At my house, I go with the "moss piglet" theme and allow the moss to thrive in the wet months here in Oregon, which is about 7 months, give or take. I plan to build an area for a birdbath in which I will terrace the space, add moss, and call it Tardigrade Terrace. I hate having to take the moss of of the roof, but we have plenty of moss everywhere else in the wet months.
Honey Badger: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
Yay my profile made it on the screen with the recommendations
I have a plush tardigrade at home I got at my lab, we used to watch these critters under the microscope
Jorun Tenebrean oh cool where can you find them?
Sketch it D.I.Y one of my colleges found them in a moss sample so we simply had to take a look at them and study them for a little while
Jorun Tenebrean fascinating, idk if any live in uk ponds but I guess I looks for them.. some how.
THEY ARE SO CUTE 🥹
I’ve been waiting for you guys to do this for a loooooonng timmmmee. The tardigrade is for sure my favorite animal.
The Tardigrade next to my shoulder didn't seem pleased by your depiction of him when I showed him this vid.
What an incredible animal!
Cities & Skyscrapers they truly are! They survived in the vacuum of space and even had babies while there lol
Actually it's not animal... It's just micro organism
@@piglet2633 it is a multicellular animal, just a really tiny one
I hate when people talk about Tardigrades. That was like my secret animal that nobody knew about.
why not join the Rotifer club?
@@bray2964 Onychophora is way cooler
How old are you... and people liking this childish comment
Mr Gray
How old are you to go around acting like a troll on UA-cam?
hehe
Tardigrade: hah I can’t be killed by anything!
Sun in billions of years: I’m about to end this whole mans career.
Why do they look so adorable.
cannot get my head around this. there are these animals walking around living their lives ..possibly right next to me now and I cannot see them no matter how hard I squint. Amazing.
My friend Share a MEME. So I came here.
MEME:
Thanos: I am the strongest creature in the Universe
Tardigrades: Say that again.
These were featured on "the ant man & the wasp" (2018).
The Nokia 3310 of animals.
He's just a beautiful lad trying his best
Lol
Wtf… I had NO IDEA these existed until right now when Neil DeGrasse Tyson mentioned them on the Cosmos Channel.
My mind is blown.
I’m guessing people that have been chased down by a bear wouldn’t say they are slow. 😄 I’m loving this upload of these little micro organisms.
Thanos: im the strongest creature in the universe
Tardigrades: hold my saliva
can you please do horseshoe crabs if you havent already
Trilobite that would be a great choice
Yes
Nice pick, mate.
and she can share horseshoe egg salad recipe!! lol!
@@laziafdamha6714 Sorry if I'm being dumb, is that a thing?
I saw one of these in a microscope at school once and it was so cute
Wait 1.5 mm? That's not nearly as small as I've been thinking. No wonder they were among the first microscopic things we studied.
I feel odd finding the bear ones kinda cute, but I do.
TierZoo: I'm boutta end this man's whole career
uhh dude that would be salt yep..
These dudes are the real bad arses. They make hell’s angles look like midget girls scouts.
this is like my favorite channel now
I've seen some "Tardy grades" on my school test without a microscope.
They are still pretty damn EXTREME! I love them.
Tardigrades a really cute 😍
everyone: Tardigrades.
me, an intellectual: *Cryptobiotes.*
Djurren yummyyy
A cryptobiote a day keeps the Timefall away.
Djurren they also look like combine advisors
Kind of cute little buggers!
Metior hitting earth* tarnigrade: lets get som quality sleep
I am so fascinated by these animals. I tell everyone about them
They don’t care about being tardi and they don’t care about grades.
Just came across this channel, me being a science and animal lover and reading your comment, and I have to say nicely done.
So in what kind of environment you want to live?
Tardigrade: yes
These guys are so amazing and awesome!!
They tecnically "die".
They cannot live in extreme environments, though they can persist in them
THEY'RE JUST SO ADORABLE T^T;; THEIR TINY LITTLE HANDS
Damn they’re cute
I’ve somehow never heard of these things ever, really cool. Very interesting video thank you.
Please do Siamese fighting fish or Betta next 😁😁
@JuicyWatermelone ive been looking for betta fish at their habitat video since forever..unfortunately never found one
Who is here after tardigrades' moon reaching??
Katappa me
After what????? Df is that????
Arc Blackheart you don’t know what a moon is?
@@El_Sueno591 Of course he knows what the moon is, that wasn't the issue, and you would have known that if you had any skill in reading comprehension. He doesn't know what "after tardigrades' moon reaching" means. No need to be a jerk.
Christel Vinot I wasn’t you are the jerk here i was genuinely asking i was gonna help him out but he didn’t replied back lmao.
Very well done video. Very interesting and informative!! I really enjoyed it
THE WAY IT WAS SWIMMING NEAR THE START
AWWWWWWW THEY ARE CREEPILY ADORABLE
Danielle you need to debate tier zoo on this. Dude constantly says that tardigrades are overrated.
not overrated but OP as a character class bcs they can tolerate almost any condition that would kill 95% of anything else
Not only all of this but also they can help starships travel in space through a network of space fungus. Aren't this small guy really awesome?
I like these videos, it helps me to learn new stuff! ❣ Thanks animalogic and to the team!
I’m obsessed with these little guys!! So fascinating
Tardigrades are probably the cutest things I've ever seen
I ADORE THE Timelapse sketch during explaining. Beautifully sketched .
I just came from a Bill Nye video and he said I could see them with my naked eye
A video on Starfish would be highly appreciated I find them Intresting while at the same time creepy.
The most resilient *animals* in the universe.
The fact that the kingdom Animalia only exists on earth surely helps for that tag...
Dodoraptor and other animals organism then
How do you know that animals only exist on Earth? Are you some kind of omniscient being that can know every single animal in the universe and on what planet they are found?
不動 I said animal in the meaning of kingdom Animalia.
If there are other living things in the universe (which is very likely), they will have their own evolutionary tree and taxonomy.
Location: exists
Tardigrades: *hIPPITY HOPPITY*
Tardigrades are strangely cute.
Am I the only one who thinks they're actually kinda cute?
For some reason they look cute. Because of how the way they walk. xD
Captain Tardigrade Defender of the Multiverse
Look it up. You're welcome
I looked. Thank you.
They're insanely adorable and resilient
It just hit me, for these cubs to be extremely resilient, imagine them in the next 100 million years+
Thank you for covering this creature!! You did an excellent job of it, I learned things that I was not aware of. How about rotifers?
Can you do an episode about Cougars, pumas, or mountain lions!!!! XD
Or panthers, painters, or catamounts
Lol
Walk over to ur moms house. Observe.
Tardigrades are adorable compared to all other microscopic life.
Aw water bear so cute they like very small caterpillars But the front of the tardigrades they spooky
Every scratch I get scared now
Correction:
Tardigrades: The most resilient animals in the universe ❌
Tardigrades: The most known resilient animals from our planet ✔️
*the most resilient animals from our planet.
We know absolutely nothing about the observable Universe, other than from what our technology can view from millions of light years away. Never mind, the full entire Universe itself.
@@brianconnolly8769 "observable universe"
It would be awesome if you make an episode about flamingos, I think they are a very interesting type of bird
“Glass Tardies”
Sure they're cute when they're young but then they grow and build spaceships and cause all kind of ruckus in the universe.