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Can Birds Actually Deliver Messages?
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2015
- Is it all just make believe?
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Further Reading---
Homing Pigeons:
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Behavioural and Neural Mechanisms:
pigeon.psy.tuft...
The most famous pigeon was one called Cher Ami (french for ''dear friend'). During WWI, it flew several missions and was injured several times. On it's last mission, it was shot down by Germans who had surrounded 200 American soldiers in a french forest. With the canister containing the message dangling from its nearly obliterated leg that was hanging from a tendon, it got back up and flew again delivering the message to tell the US base command telling to stop firing on their own soldiers and come and rescue them. As a result, the lives of 200 soldiers were saved.
At first I didn't believe this...
if only mobile phone existed that time
@@g33k_Tech If they did, calls and app messages would have been intercepted, like they are in Ukraine at the moment, revealing the enemy's location. Nothing like good old low tech like pigeons.
@@SnoopyDoofie do we have better tech like now during WWI ?
cool story braaaa, never tell it again
You know NOTHING, Jon Snow!
AsapSCIENCE Sabe de nada, inocente...
Tu ne sais RIEN, Jean Neige !
P.S. omelette du fromage
One of my fav channels btw
One of my fav channels btw
AsapSCIENCE so small, least liked vid on this channel. it was still gud though
"this is a pretty big but"
ikr
Maybe the birds are really anacondas?
Rich Homie Cos not so big, looks like it was overcome.
Rich Homie Cos and he can not lie ...
***** I guess its true
By putting JON SNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW in thumbnail you basically increased the views of this video by some %
Hahahah i know right!!!
But Jon Snow knows nothing :/
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Jon Snow gets raped to death by daggers of nights watch!
Voice of Reason that's my fetish
Voice of Reason
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John snow is the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, there is no way he is acctually going to die...
That would not make any sense in the plot, I'm sure he will fly one of the 3 dragons and the "death" is just used to get him out of the oath to the nights watch... ;)
Amazon should send stuff using pigeons
I can just imagine "I see one feller!" And there goes my Amazon package
Honorablewolf Maybe you should order a dictionary from them.
Nilguiri why?
Honorablewolf I see your dictionary arrived already. That was quick! Did it come by carrier pigeon?
Nilguiri a dictionary is used to find the meaning of words...
Why do our eyes water when we yawn?
Alma94 DAQYCG
don't ask questions you can google
JWGame bruh literally anything they tell you can be found online. It's just a matter of knowing what sources to pick, how to select information, having the right background knowledge to understand scientific lingo, and then selecting what information is relevant and of a level understandable to their audience. People ask ASAPScience these sorts of questions because the makers are so remarkably good at all of the above.
Alma94 yassssssss
Alma94 Because when you yawn really hard, you press brain fluid out of your eyes.
It's just an hypothesis so far.
undercoverduck ASAPscience is more fun though...
"And this is a pretty big but." Lmao!
Samsul Hoque I like big buts and I cannot lie.
jktomas You other brothers can't deny.
That when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waste and a round thing in your face.. You get sprung!!
Probably a line thought of by Mitch while Greg was drawing on the table while standing up ✨
ani_veanohi when a girl walks in itty-bitty waist.
The ravens in ASIOAF (GoT) work exactly the same way as pigeons do irl. Any raven cannot be sent to any location.
There is some extra lore regarding ravens carrying messages but I would go into potential spoiler territory but you can probbly read about it in common asoiaf wikis
Crazy how this comment is 7 years old and the next book still hasn’t come out. I was still in school when you typed this and now I’ve graduated, moved, learned to drive, been in a serious relationship, and had several jobs. And the next book still hasn’t come out
First rule of 301 club? We don't talk about 301 club.
Seriously, we don't.
Shut up about it :D
You just broke the first unspoken rule of The 301 club...
MrFreakshow182 its the counting algorithm youtube uses to deter botnets,miss-clicks, and false links. the number 301 was arbitrary chosen but 302 can occur under rare circumstances if 2 people request get address at the same exact time.
You did break unspoken rule... Both of you.
MrFreakshow182 YES! Finally someone that doesn't brag that he clicked on a video with other 300 dudes before other dudes!!!! Kudos to you!
Ummm what's the second rule :)
Tbh I always wondered how these birds were supposed to know where everyone and everything was located.
This does explain why in The Legend of Korra we hear nothing of Sokka's messenger hawk though. When it was ordered to fly to his grandma it probably just went in any random direction and died of starvation because it never learned to hunt due to its life in captivity.
What about owls, like Hedwig from Harry Potter?
Dominic Guye Don't you bring Hedwig up.
Hedwig!! No! 😭🥺
No they can’t send letters
Owls aren't smart enough irl
This news dissapoints me
Thanks for the video!! I always used to wonder, how do birds get to know where and to whom they should deliver the messages. Now I know the whole story :)
No one's as tough as the under 301 club members.
Lol
Awwww yeaaaahhh!!!!!!
Thank you, I've been so curious about this for soooooo long! Appreciate it guys!
I just finished your book today, and I wanted to say that I loved it. It would be awesome if you made a part 2 to the book, which would probably just be a continuation to answers of "burning questions."
Carrier pigeons were also used in WWI & 2 in several recorded instances by both British and German forces.
I HAVE A BURNING QUESTION!!!!
Why are we either lefty's or righty's? Why can't we all just be both?
I know some people are born being able to use both, but what about the average person?
CookieJar Productions because left handed people are the devil
@@TheDiabolicalTurtle,stop spreading superstition and misconception.Its a miracle of nature
You can use your left,after practice (years,possibly)
It depends on which part of your brain is "stronger" left part=right handed, right part=left handed
Conclusion of this: you still know nothing John Snow...
My grandad used to have a attic full o pigeons specialy for the job to deliver messages . :)
I love this channel. it not only gets me excited about science but it makes me see that learning can be fun and helps me focus before I do homework
I am here because of Battlefield 1 Pigeon mission
Marcus on PC Same here!
Marcus on PC ME TOO!!!😂😂😂
In Animal Bio while learning about extinction, we learned that the pigeons who were once used to deliver messages were killed in thousands by hunters while playing pigeon-shooting-type sports game. No but really it was an actual hunting sport!
You know you smirked when he said," but and this is a pretty big BUT..."
AsapSCIENCE Does fire/flames have shadow? Answer this, please!
Consider this system: a candle with a flame, and use a lamp or sunlight for an external source of light. I think it depends on the intensity and the wavelength domain of the external source of light. Maybe also depends on the composition of the gas burning or the chemicals involved.
But seriously, who thought birds could ACTUALLY send messages?
They strap the message on ther leg
WolfiisauR This is a tad weird. Cause i feel the exact same way, except the opposite. Who thought birds couldn't actually send messages? Took it for granted that everyone would've known this.
Zlx Yeah, I don't know what's up with this. lol. People don't even comprehend that the piece of paper is tied to their leg and is really small. I've only EVER heard of pidgins doing it.
Mr.Klowny
Message tied around their leg, this knowledge is so basic. It's a tiny note as well. That's why you can't write a whole analysis of a deceased king. You just wrote "The king is facking dead" and that would be the end of it. xD
WolfiisauR my waifu (hiroshimachan) thought our genetically-enhanced japonian red blossom pid'jon could.
How do you get the pigeon to fly to the desired destination from the nest?
Meta Self Food.
adtc So you place their food some place away from their nest and their follow that particular material and no other food along the way?
Meta Self that's what he said. I have the same question as well.
adtc Yeah I heard that too. It's pretty unclear.
Presumably someone has to just bring it there in a cage.
Nice video once again! I actually learn something in these 3 minute videos which is great.
I've got three questions that I'd love for you guys to answer:
1.) what makes an LGBT(and Q I guess) the way they are (especially if their parents or relatives aren't)?
2.) Does the way you dress affect your productivity?
Well, I had three but of course I forget the third. I'd love for you guys to answer them (when you have time - since you have the big trip coming up and everything). Love you guys so much and keep doing what you're doing! You is awesome!
ahahahaha lol I've always thought about this, especially in GoT. So glad I have the answer now!! lol xD
WHAT OF HEDWIG AND PIGWIDGEON AND ALL THE HARRY POTTER OWLS HUH??
I had this Question from when I was small, and used to hear stories from Grandpa..
"They have great eyesight and use the sun and the stars, landscapes, odors, soundwaves, and potentially even the earth's magnetic field to locate home."
Shouldn't that be Hodors?
Well, us witches can always bewitch Ravens!
So I've had experiences with witches and ravens haha
***** Thank you! But I'm already in love with Ron Weasley, and kind of have 3 kids...but maybe in another life, if you believe in that stuff.
You know something Jasap Scnow.
Messenger pigeons "DUH" oh yeah tWiTTer 🤣.
The video is talking about ravens from a fantasy novel NOT being able to deliver messages. I'd say in a world were dragons exist, having ravens with message delivering capabilities is not much of a stretch.
My burning question is why is Jon Snow so damn hot?
Like for under 301 club?
I liked
Yeah ive always wanted to experience this. Ive never been in this club before.
FInally made it
Link Wins I disliked and reported you for spam, Link. Let's see how you win after your account is disabled and you have police knocking on your door. Maybe next time you won't make some frivolous comment absolutely unrelated to the video.
What is the deal witht 301? It happens all the time...
Pigeons be like:
Delivering mails is mainstream...
Let's create Twitter!
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Ravens in GoT are a different species than Earth ravens. They are bigger and more intelligent and can even repeat human voices like parrots.
More intelligent birds would need more reason to fly back and forwards, get bored with the arrangement and go do their own thing. That is why ravens don’t work well in the first place.
Earth Ravens can also mimick human voices. Like Nevermore. XD
Do the science of synesthesia
Finally I get the answer to one of the questions I was too afraid to google
My cousin in my country did something like this once. He had a pigeon he took care of, and when he would go to another city, he would bring the pigeon with him, let him go there. and the pigeon would fly back to my cousins city of origin.
Pigeons still deliver better than amazon.
Hawky, Gran Gran. South Pole.
I think he gets it
please do an episode on how headphones and cords gets so tangled when you put them in a bag or pocket
0:22 omg jon snow is sooooooo cuuuuuute
Of course you can. It's called twitter
I bet Jon Snow didn't know this
0:46 "but thats a pretty big but" ASAPSCIENCE -2015
I think when a raven is used as a messenger on a show or in a book its a literary call back to Norse mythology. Odin had two ravens who reported to him on what was going on is the realms. Their names are hugin and muinin which translates to thought and memory.
My neighbor trains pigeons as messenger and don't know what els. He had over 20 bird flying over his house for hrs. He takes them to other cities and states and they all come back to him after a few days. As kid I've always walk by his house and wonder why he did that for a living.
You can still justify it in GOT because Westeros was recently united therefor each important place would've bred and sent ravens via cages to other important place's so everybody could quickly send out a Raven to go back to where it was bred. But also there's magic n stuff.
Better explanation of this than I saw in other videos I checked out.
Question for a video:
How do the Magic Eye Pictures work? What's the science behind seeing the 3D illusion in the magic eye pictures?
I'm making an assumption, but i believe they were explicitly trained in the fantasy genre Song of Ice & Fire to make deliveries. That coupled with magic and giants and you've got yourself a few more ASAP Science videos :).
Funnily enough, the thing about Ravens in GoT is actually possible, since we are not talking about earth and other animals might evolve differently on other planets given to their conditions
You said they "potetially" use the magnetic field, and right after that, that they have an internal compass. But isnt the internal compass only working with the magnetic field of the earth? So in consequence the pigeons use the magnetic field not just potentially right?
Love the video! I am a new subscriber :) Can you please do a video on "Why days are more comforting than nights?"
you guys should make a video explaining some mental disorders, perhaps bipolar disorder or maybe explain the different forms of anxiety?
you are a good artist
Actually, in GoT, it is mentioned that certain ravens carry messages to certain places. So, they did get that one right.
Who needs science when you have audible?
I understood how they went one way but was confused how they went the other.
Can you make a video on why people get mad or have emotions
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THESE QUESTIONS: what does cocaine do to your body? What happens in your brain on cocaine? Does it really "sober you up?"
I can't be the only one who was thinking about Hedwig and was disappointed because he didn't mention owls.
Wft can this be longer plsss more vids
Crows can recognize faces and can be train to send messages to specific people
The ravens in GoT also have to be brought from the desired destination.
is there any scientific explanation for why pigeons try to find cleanest place for their droppings? whether it'd be shiny cars or clean window gallery, they make a point to drop on clean places.
I can't get past the way he said "sorry" like a stereotypical Canadian
I have a theory to this question and I want you to make a video for it to see if I am right or wrong;
Why do we spend a lot of time in out rooms?
My theory is that ever since we were a baby we slept in our room and grew and got more comfortable in our room. It was also a place to relax and get away from noise and our family.
So in saying that, if we don't want our children to always be in their room or be family oriented, should we put their crib in the living room and raise them their?
Please make a video answering this question because I really want to know if my theory is right (:
*disclaimer* I haven't researched anything, this just all popped in my head (:
ToreyTastic I'd think it completely depends on your personality, introverts stay inside while social people will like to be outside.
Actually when you grow up you will only spend time in your room for specific tasks, like sleeping. You only spend so much time there now because it's your space but if you had your own house, the whole house will become your space. Also when you grow up you will freely be able to go wherever you like, when you like. So you might not even spend much time in your own house.
"One direction" *starts smirking*
Pigeons are master navigators! Side note: Kind of messed up how people used to just kidnapped a bunch of pigeons from their home
My suggestion is,
Please make a video on science of focus for students, or how to get interest on uninteresting things.
I have wondered this for a while thanks for bringing it up!
I had always wondered how carrier pigeons knew where to go to deliver a message. Clever!
Goodbye *UPS*, it was nice knowin' ya.
Can you make a video about if we have a chance of being a simulation?
Hey, Guys. I'm Brazilian and I would like to know "how does faith affect our brain? why people prefer to believe in they can't prove?".
That's my question. Thanks for the channel, your subjects are amazing. ;)
Yeah you can use pigeons to deliver mail. I remember back in the 80s me and my homies would send mail to each other by the nyc pigeons in the bronx.
Joe King lol
Can y'all make a video explaining the science behind cloning?
I always asked myself, if you buy a pigeon, how doe you prevent it from coming back to the store/previous owner?
What happens if we break the light barrier? If we travel faster than light will we be invisible? Do we have to have 0 mass to be able to travel at lightspeed?
Owls seem to do the best job.
GoT ravens also actually fly to one location only. Also, they used to be magic ravens, read the books, folks!
Next week: Is it really possible to put an "engine" in a wagon and "drive" to work?
You had me at John snow
"they use the sun and the stars [...]and potentially even the earth's magnetic field to locate home. not to mention they seem to have an internal compass who orients them"
aren't those two the same thing?
Sending a bird to wherever you want?? Well.... That is so fetch!!
hahahahahahahahaha no go!
I think some of you guys might get this...
AUDIBLE HAS OVER 150,000 BOOOOOKS
"Sooory, Jon Snow" Your Canadian is showing.
When I see movies with people travelling all over the place and using a bird to send messages back and forth between two groups, both on the go, it makes me want to scream. (Ardeth Bay with his falcon in The Mummy Returns is a prime example). It just doesn't work that way!
The only way I'll download audible is is if have the ASAP Science book.
Could you do another amazing facts video or answer the question 'what if we stopped eating?' love your channel :D
Hey AsapSCIENCE! I have a question....
Do insects feel pain?
If a human had a leg chopped off it would hurt pretty bad but with a spider, we can pull their legs off easily.
Truck driver: oh no! i crashed! i need to deliver the mail though! help!
pigeon: ok. bye
pigeon: *he doesnt know im transporting it somewhere else*
pigeon: *hits the tree*
*the mail arrives to their destinations*
truck driver: yay my job is done bye
pigeon: >.
They get lost, stolen and injured too, I've had to look after 3 that got exhausted and lost and had to be picked up. Sending a drone is probably more realistic.