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You don't need to tell me, I'm a beaver believer.

@@Saifera it was a beautiful day

@@ChadHarsvickjust up the road. You will need a fishing licence though

@@mikebarkerstudio that is correct

@@FritzMoney I'm sorry but I am not a doctor

@@newfdog9602 true. But it is also true that in the early days of Canada the entire economy was based on chasing 🦫

They are such fast swimmers!

It seems that it is a little more complex than that. Trees can produce yellow pigment without using any energy (the pigment is always present, hidden by the green chlorophyll) but the leaves must actively produce the red pigment. There are theories about why trees expend energy to produce red pigment and stress is one of them. This article explains what I am talking about: www.earthdate.org/episodes/why-some-trees-splurge-on-red#:~:text=Under%20stress%2C%20plants%20may%20also,a%20greater%20harvest%20of%20nitrogen.

wow, I did not know that about squirrels, very interesting. It would be cool though if somehow there were something that woodpeckers did that reversed the effect of brain I jury. This also would have potential to help with Alzheimer's

Well I can't take any credit for the scenery. But thank you very much for the kind words about the filming and narration. I enjoy making these videos, it gives me great pleasure to hear that people enjoy watching them!

I would normally agree, live and let live, but foxes that come to rely on humans for food don't survive in the wild (and can't survive in captivity very well) so I am trying to do this for the good of the fox.

I haven't had wind-up windows for 20 years, and even when I had that car 20 years ago everyone mocked me for not having power windows. But here's the strange thing, I still say wind up or roll up the window. I wonder what people who have never known windows with handles say when they tell you to roll up the window?

@davepluscience - They say "put the window up" and "put the window down."

I was wondering if that was the case. Thanks

It's a beautiful place to be. Not sure if you are aware but Ontario means land of sparkling waters in the language of the first Nations people who have always lived here. When you travel around this beautiful province that makes sense

@@SmileMore-ui6hi please forgive my ignorance but why.might the pjo fandom be interested in this?

@@redino707 well frankly, I don't give a dam.

@@sytheious123 thank you, I'm happy that you liked it.

@@ShawnDownes you're welcome. I feel lucky to get to visit places like this and I'm happy to share. So glad you enjoyed it as much as I did.

I don't think so! I Googled images for glass sea sponge, looks nothing like this! 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️

Not a glass sea sponge. Still in the process of figuring it out but I think it's a kind of fungus.

@@davepluscience that makes sense

@@atticuss8973 I will be doing a follow up video on the sample I collected so stay tuned.

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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Being in such a beautiful place makes it easy to appreciate

Agreed, also very mysterious. There is so much we still need to learn about fungi.

That's very clever, I like that 😁

Agreed, it was very coolio 😎

Thanks, very interesting technology, it was a beautiful day to film as well.

@@darkhelmut7674 it's near Coldwater, Ontario, Canada on the Trent Severn Waterway. Lock #44

I can do a short on that. The short of the short is that the universal constant is something like pi. If Pi describes the relationship between the circumference and diameter of a circle. Then the universal gas constant describes the relationship between pressure combined with volume and number of atoms combined with temperature in a closed system. I guess that was a little bit long actually. I will make a video about this. Thanks for watching!

I have made a video about the universal gas constant ruclips.net/video/kmp7bLkg4wY/видео.html

That's awesome Gordon. I'm so glad that this helped. I'm working on making a library of these kinds of videos. Let me know if there's any other topics you'd like me to cover. Also, I am going to do an explorer video on this topic where I explore a little bit more deeply. The relationships between the left and right side of the equation

In slowmo

OK, maybe not a bike...

We gotta do this song up WAY BETTER though. This is like a rough copy.

@@davepluscience yeah true we need to re-record

@@2DeRonto it will happen my friend

@@davepluscience bet

@@IncriminatedAntelope you're welcome.

Not to scale

Yes, it's kind of counter intuitive but we need to remember that objects do not have colour, they reflect the colour of light that hits them.

@davepluscience object do not have colour? *curls into exstitential ball*

Think about it this way: you can't see anything without light, therefore, when you see a color, you are seeing light. When you see an object, you are observing light bouncing off that object. Different objects absorb and reflect light energy at different frequencies. I know that sounds fancy, but basically all I'm saying is different objects reflect different colors of light and absorb different colors of light. A red object reflects red light, a blue object reflects blue light, a white object reflects all the light and a black object absorbs all the light. It's s not the object that provides the color, it's the light. In the dark, we would not see the object at all. I hope that helps, I hope it doesn't make you curl up even deeper into your existential ball. The world may be a little bit more complicated than you might have imagined, but once you start looking into it, it's also way more exciting!

@@emilyshawayahamish7675 correct on both counts, if you want to know why water can appear to be so many different colours watch the video linked to the short (shameless plug)