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Factor Trace
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Добавлен 25 апр 2021
I create animated explanation videos on topics of science, ranging from natural history to environmentalism.
Hi! I'm Eric, a graphic designer who enjoys everything about science. I try to communicate scientific concepts through my videos with the help of animated graphics and motion designs.
New videos are constantly in the works!
Consider subscribing on Patreon to help Factor Trace create more and better videos.
Hi! I'm Eric, a graphic designer who enjoys everything about science. I try to communicate scientific concepts through my videos with the help of animated graphics and motion designs.
New videos are constantly in the works!
Consider subscribing on Patreon to help Factor Trace create more and better videos.
Tracing Whale Evolution: Origin of Cetaceans
Whale evolution is an enigma, it is a testament of the potency of evolution by natural selection, in shaping organisms to whatever ways the environment demanded. Just a century ago, no one would have guessed that whales were descended from a small deer-like animal.
They underwent a drastic change from a racoon-sized land-dwelling animal to the biggest animal to have ever existed on the planet, and in between, they took the shape of uncanny otherworldly creatures.
In this video we take a look back at one of evolution's most epic tales and the bizarre animals whose remains taught us the story.
Sources and credits:
docs.google.com/document/d/11bMTnNVObnlTVwN9gpPKR3Ah20hSfr_U6cpLTcWGYx4/edit?us...
They underwent a drastic change from a racoon-sized land-dwelling animal to the biggest animal to have ever existed on the planet, and in between, they took the shape of uncanny otherworldly creatures.
In this video we take a look back at one of evolution's most epic tales and the bizarre animals whose remains taught us the story.
Sources and credits:
docs.google.com/document/d/11bMTnNVObnlTVwN9gpPKR3Ah20hSfr_U6cpLTcWGYx4/edit?us...
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Every Tyrannosaurid, explained.
Просмотров 93 тыс.Месяц назад
Tyrannosaurus rex is a name we're all familiar with, it's the most popular dinosaur and is most likely the one that introduced us to the wonderful world of paleontology. But do you know that T. rex isn't the only Tyrannosaur? Tyrannosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Gorgosaurus and others are all members of the Tyrannosauridae family. The Tyrannosauridae comprises of 18 genera of tetanuran theropod dinos...
Every Spinosaurid, explained.
Просмотров 383 тыс.4 месяца назад
Spinosaurus, Baryonyx, and Suchomimus have something in common; they're weird, and they're also members of a clade known as the Spinosauridae (or spinosaurids)! The Spinosauridae comprises of 20 genera of tetanuran theropod dinosaurs, but some of which are no longer a valid taxon and some others have disputed validity. All 20 genera of those dinosaurs, however, are included in this video. Liste...
The Pigeons: From Heroes to Pests (ft. @flatwavelength)
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
The domestic pigeon has had a long history in the development of human civilization. From heroes to pests, pigeons have seen a dramatic change in reputation. They have undergone multitudinous roles in history, we have utilized their remarkable homing ability, flying speed, rapid reproduction and low maintenance. Despite their revered status in history, modern perception often labels pigeons as ...
Holocene Extinction, explained.
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Holocene Extinction or Anthropocene Extinction, often referred to as the sixth mass extinction, is an ongoing global event characterized by a significant and rapid loss of biodiversity. It is primarily caused by none other than our own activities. Humans have modified the surface of the planet to suit our needs irresponsibly. Climate change, deforestation, habitat destruction, pollution, overfi...
De-Extinction: Rebuilding Nature or Playing with Fire?
Просмотров 42 тыс.Год назад
Holocene Extinction Episode 6: De-Extinction Colossal Biosciences is currently the leading front in resurrecting extinct species, with iconic names like the woolly mammoth, the Tasmanian tiger or thylacine, and the dodo in their roster. Totalling in $225M dollars in funding, Colossal will employ cutting edge genome editing technologies to bring back extinct animals and reintroduce them to their...
Pyrenean Ibex: The Animal That Went Extinct Twice
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Holocene Extinction Episode 5: The Pyrenean Ibex The Bucardo or formally known as the Pyrenean ibex, was pushed to extinction by trophy hunters who hunted the ibex for their iconic, long, curved horns and the introduction of human livestock, which competed with the ibex for grazing area. Three years after the Ibex went extinct, however, the last individual of the species was resurrected through...
The Tragic End of the Great Auk
Просмотров 21 тыс.Год назад
Holocene Extinction Episode 4: The Great Auk The Great Auk or Pinguinus impennis is the equivalent of the penguins in the northern hemisphere, in fact, the early sailors who ventured far into the Antarctic seas in the southern hemisphere used the great auk's generic name "Pinguinus" to call the flightless birds there now formally known as "penguin" due to their similar appearance and probably b...
The Search for the Thylacine
Просмотров 42 тыс.Год назад
Holocene Extinction Episode 3: The Thylacine Tasmanian tiger or thylacine sightings have been frequently reported, in Tasmania and in Australia alike. The thylacine’s elusive nature combined with Tasmania’s vast wilderness allow for a possibility that the carnivorous marsupial still survives to the present day. Numerous searches and investigations tried to prove this optimism. However, it seems...
Why Sauropod's Nostrils Aren't So Obvious
Просмотров 13 тыс.Год назад
Brachiosaurus, Diplodocus, Argentinosaurus and many other sauropods are often depicted with nostrils high on their foreheads. It makes sense to assume this nostril position when looking at sauropod skulls, since their nasal openings are located on top of their skulls. But, having nostrils on the forehead offers no anatomical purpose to sauropods. A closer analysis into dinosaur skulls has figur...
Pachycephalosaurus: Are Stygimoloch and Dracorex Valid?
Просмотров 28 тыс.Год назад
In 2009, Pachycephalosaurus, Stygimoloch, and Dracorex, three unique dome-headed dinosaurs, were determined to be the same species. Dinosaurs ontogeny has caused confusion in the description of multiple dinosaur taxa, but none comes close to the case of Pachycephalosaurus. It arguably underwent the most remarkable growth curve amongst all other dinosaurs. Their crowns seemingly morph into diffe...
The Dodo is NOT Scientifically Accurate
Просмотров 22 тыс.2 года назад
The Dodo is NOT Scientifically Accurate
The Story of the Greatest Man-Made Extinction
Просмотров 9 тыс.2 года назад
The Story of the Greatest Man-Made Extinction
The Truth About Our Broiler Chickens
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
The Truth About Our Broiler Chickens
Spinosaurus And Its Aquatic Controversies Promo Clip
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
Spinosaurus And Its Aquatic Controversies Promo Clip
Spinosaurus: The Controversy of the Aquatic Dinosaur
Просмотров 39 тыс.3 года назад
Spinosaurus: The Controversy of the Aquatic Dinosaur
which dinosaurs is your favorite ye i meant whats your favorite species ye are you stupid ye is
0:23 "Hey, what does a dog do when it wants food?"
Tyrannosaurus 13,giganotosaurus 14
Ostafrilasaurus is just goegeous
Why tf did I guess the name of the 2 letter dinosaur I feel like a psychic, I said it literally a second before it came on.
The ultimate apex predator happened to be the natural world's nerds 🤓
What about the shark emoji with the pose of dolphin emoji
hello how are we sure that these are different specimens for example the ripatovenator looks a lot like suchomimus how are we sure that these are specimens of different species ?
Apart from the differences in localities and time periods in which they lived. There are differences in their bone shapes that don't always appear in the living animal, it's called autapomorphy. From these bases we are able to tell one taxon apart from the other.
It existed at the same time as Mary Shelly’s publishing of Frankenstein! I would envision Great Auks in the Arctic 🥶 🐻❄️ part of Frankenstein. 🧟♂️
Why would they even need to get their torsos underwater? If the air sacs make them float like hippos, I can totally see them taking advantage of a cool lake. Might even be a way to get parasites off them as the fish would like it, and their poop.
Is there a RUclips tutorial for genetic modification
Aaaand they already discovered a new one....
There is a whole movie series on why reviving some extinct animals is a bad idea
Robber existed but was removed in 2020 only old phone has it Idk what was the reason but i think being robber is illegal and the, didnt want that people r joking like as robbers
Yo i find the robber emoji but:🫸 What is this hell nahh
高度な情報がきれいに並べられていて感動しました！
After seeing what happened to Theranos, everyone should keep their expectations limited. Not being pessimistic, just being cautious.
Maip?
Can’t wait the the next video!❤
Please dot you want every ceteacean explained
3:20 is it my impression or this guy looks like rudy from ice age
🙇♂⚧️♂️♀️ someone have this emoji
Iphone 6 users:
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Thank you for making this video. It gives FACTUAL information that the world needs to be aware of and seriously consider!
How Factor Trace doesn't have more support is surprising! Each video is perfection! More science communicators like FT are deeply needed and highly desired!
thank you! I appreciate it
How you haven't been discovered by more people is beyond me! Your content is just excellent!
Great content every time! So we'll done, I can't appreciate your work enough!
Happy to hear that!
Superb content! All your content is fantastic, and this video is no different. The writing and delivery is top notch!
Thanks again!
Your content is amazing! Such fantastic quality both in visuals and information! I can't wait for more!
Your videos are incredible! The script, narration, the easy-to-digest information, etc. Well done and thank you!
Thanks for watching! and you're welcome!
titanosaurs next!
He should totally revisit this question but with the Pseudosuchians!! :000 I have seen and heard of a new one discovered with a HUGE name!!
Maybe angaturama was a adult of irrigator and irritator is a juvenile
6:43 Nothing
Can you do every Carcharodontosaurid explained?
5:53 no it doesn't it looks more like a wolf morfing into a whale
It’s crazy to think we are living in a time where the largest animals ever to exist are around the world.
Well it is fear mongering.The stated "fact" that we lost 80% of species since 1500 is plane wrong.Most of a declnie happened after the holocene optimum,when the Sahara turned into a desert for example. Most paleonthologist do not agree on calling it a mass extincton.Elephants in south Africa are so abundent now, they destroy woodland. The forrests of Europe are 50% larger now, then in the age of sailing ships. The only thing correct is the problem with crop monocultures and insect diversity decline, but not due to herbecites, but wild space loss. Most of earth is still wild, the oceans anyway and on the the land all human infrastructure combined, would take "only" the space of Texas.
Can you please make a video about Crocodilians next? I love your content!
🩴 idk
Micropachycephalosaurus
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▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️i searched up robber emoji on the emoji section and this is what i got...did the robber....retire....or perhaps it got arrested
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I didn’t know robber emoji exist that’s because emoji deleted the robber, replaces this 👮
media.tenor.com/sxuMS06hX00AAAAM/spinroblox.gif
"This is the most complete spinosaurid skeleton ever found" Three bones, one of which turns out to be from a dog that was run over nearby
Where is the dawggg🗣🗣🗣🗣
This channel is so underrated,this feels like a billion dollar documentary,also can you please make a video about Tyrannosauridaes biggest media rival,the carcharodonntosauridae,thnx