1:20 "Their mouthparts are on the ventral end of the head, which are modified in predatory species like centipedes to include a venomous maxilliped." Maxillipeds/forciuples/toxicognaths in centipedes are not modified mouthparts, they're modified front legs and are attached to the first segment of the trunk.
@@ferociousfeind8538 i literally said that, there are multiple names, you can say maxillipeds, forcipules or toxicognaths, i usually just say forcipules
Bad Dad-Joke incoming. The Myriapod's brain is organized around its esophagus. They must be more closely related to H. Sapiens than we first thought since, clearly, the fasted way to its head is through it's stomach... Ba-doom, Cheeee! Thank you, thank you. I'm here every Friday. Don't forget to tip your waitstaff. Enjoying this series, Professor Dave. Thanks!
For a long time I used to hate centipedes no thanks to cultural perception twisting my idea about how these organisms work, but now that I've slolwly become more sympathetic/understanding towards arthropods I used to hate, it makes me feel comfortable that I'm learning about something I didn't know much about at first.
Hey Dave, how about one debunking the channel Archaix? He likes to teach the Sun is a local phenomenon and isn't far away. He also says we live in a simulation. I mean he is spot on in his research debunking Christianity. It's so annoying when someone is right about so many things and then sells you on lies.
I wonder how many tutorials it's going to take him to cover the class Insecta. About 75 percent of animals and nearly 50 percent of eukaryotes are insects.
Dave, given that you're a person who shows devotion to and concern for both language and education, I implore you to stop using clauses containing the misconstruction "is comprised of" and use either "comprises" or "is composed of" instead.
side note: a few molecular studies suggest that Myriapoda and Chelicerata are grouped in the clade Paradoxopoda (meaning unexpected feet due to the fact it seems to contradict morphological analysis) (also called Myriochelata meaning ten-thousand claws, but rather refers to the two clades this proposed clade would contain.) However, other molecular studies suggest that the Mandibulata hypothesis is more accurate.
ah, the "bug" with awful memories that spooks the fk outta me (mom saw one crawlling on my shirt as a kid, thought it would be funny to laugh, not help, and tell me I had to get it off or it would crawl in my ear and make a nest there)
Are you going to do a video on the 4biddenknowledge podcast where Billy Carson had Terrence Howard on . Please do . I haven't even watched it I don't know if I could handle that much bulshit
You pronounced Ancient Greek ⟨υ⟩ and ⟨ου⟩ the same way -_- If you're going to approximate the actual pronunciation, either do /u/ and /ou/ respectively, or the later /y/ and /uː/
Hello Dr. Farina! Ir really enjoy your videos, but in criticisms of James Tour, I have noticed a minor mistake that you have been making. When you speak about divinities, you often say that if an omnipotent being exists, we have no free will. However, in most religious texts it is stated that god chooses to limit his power so that he does not know and control everything. In this way, we have free will. You can find this is the Quran, Bible, Torah, et cetera. I just wanted to clear this up, so that you don’t make the same inaccurate claims again. Theology and science can coexist. Thank you!
predictive foresight of future actions does not allow free will. If a being can predict all future actions theres no room to have acted otherwise so no free will.
No theology and science cant coexist as they make mutually incompatible claims and incompatible methodologies. They can only coexist at best in a compartmentalized fashion.
It also sates nothing happens that’s not in accordance with gods plan. Religious texts are incredibly contradictory. Not to mention the idea of free will doesn’t even make sense when you dive into it, nor is it compatible with current neuroscience.
Dear Dave:
Your videos make me so happy I'm not sure how to write it. Please keep up the amazing work, it is what keeps me going.
Centipedes are pretty awesome in my humble opinion
Thanks, Dave! Always very clearly explained!
1:20 "Their mouthparts are on the ventral end of the head, which are modified in predatory species like centipedes to include a venomous maxilliped."
Maxillipeds/forciuples/toxicognaths in centipedes are not modified mouthparts, they're modified front legs and are attached to the first segment of the trunk.
an important distinction.
They're called TOXICOGNATHS, which I think is an incredibly important distinction to make, and a rad name for them
@@ferociousfeind8538 i literally said that, there are multiple names, you can say maxillipeds, forcipules or toxicognaths, i usually just say forcipules
Clint fan spotted in the wild hehehe
@@thechosenone5644 nothing to do with clint, i usually call them "forcipules" and every person interested in centipedes would say that
Bad Dad-Joke incoming.
The Myriapod's brain is organized around its esophagus. They must be more closely related to H. Sapiens than we first thought since, clearly, the fasted way to its head is through it's stomach...
Ba-doom, Cheeee!
Thank you, thank you. I'm here every Friday. Don't forget to tip your waitstaff.
Enjoying this series, Professor Dave. Thanks!
you have my dearest respect
these are excellent! more videos like these with other animals! Enjoyed it :D
I have absolutely no practical need to know this, but it’s fascinating!
For all the centipedes and millipedes I come across, I consider it pretty useful!
For a long time I used to hate centipedes no thanks to cultural perception twisting my idea about how these organisms work, but now that I've slolwly become more sympathetic/understanding towards arthropods I used to hate, it makes me feel comfortable that I'm learning about something I didn't know much about at first.
Been following you for ages, keep it up!
Hey Dave, how about one debunking the channel Archaix? He likes to teach the Sun is a local phenomenon and isn't far away. He also says we live in a simulation. I mean he is spot on in his research debunking Christianity. It's so annoying when someone is right about so many things and then sells you on lies.
This is so fascinating, yet so disgusting and terrifying at the same time
Thanks
I wonder how many tutorials it's going to take him to cover the class Insecta. About 75 percent of animals and nearly 50 percent of eukaryotes are insects.
Dave, given that you're a person who shows devotion to and concern for both language and education, I implore you to stop using clauses containing the misconstruction "is comprised of" and use either "comprises" or "is composed of" instead.
I'm teaching a Zoology course and using your videos. Are you going to make more parts for Myriapoda?
one more!
*me sitting on the toilet*
RUclips Algorithm: "Hey buddy do you want to learn about nightmare centipedes??"
Me: "DO I EVER"
Bros gonna cover every taxa at this rate
side note: a few molecular studies suggest that Myriapoda and Chelicerata are grouped in the clade Paradoxopoda (meaning unexpected feet due to the fact it seems to contradict morphological analysis) (also called Myriochelata meaning ten-thousand claws, but rather refers to the two clades this proposed clade would contain.) However, other molecular studies suggest that the Mandibulata hypothesis is more accurate.
i've lived too long not knowing the intricacies of myriapod spermatophores.
Im gonna fight this thing
Plz Start Math class 😊😊😊
Dave sir could u do videos on 🇮🇳 jee sylabus i cont😢 understand physics plz sir u are my lost hope😢
ah, the "bug" with awful memories that spooks the fk outta me
(mom saw one crawlling on my shirt as a kid, thought it would be funny to laugh, not help, and tell me I had to get it off or it would crawl in my ear and make a nest there)
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Are you going to do a video on the 4biddenknowledge podcast where Billy Carson had Terrence Howard on . Please do . I haven't even watched it I don't know if I could handle that much bulshit
Hi Dave I was wondering is there an. Email address I can reach u?this is off subject but seen your videos and thought u could help
Which country are U from
3:54 so sex for centipede is an easter egg hunt
Where is everybody...?
Ah, the NOPE crawlies.
I saw that in my house yesterday 😭😭😭
lucky
@@BtmQuark I killed it 💀
@@cynideedamn you!
@@cynidee damn
5:48 what's not more abundant in tropical and temperate forests? polar bears and penguins, not much else...
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Could you look into Dr. Daniel Amen? Is he legit or a sophisticated grift?
I’m hungry
You pronounced Ancient Greek ⟨υ⟩ and ⟨ου⟩ the same way -_-
If you're going to approximate the actual pronunciation, either do /u/ and /ou/ respectively, or the later /y/ and /uː/
Hello dave, what does it feel like have to argue with people who have dog poo and pee for brains?
-Concerned Citizen
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Sounds slowed down 😂
Can you imagine the way society would be if men would just leave sperm around for women to find?
Hello Dr. Farina! Ir really enjoy your videos, but in criticisms of James Tour, I have noticed a minor mistake that you have been making. When you speak about divinities, you often say that if an omnipotent being exists, we have no free will. However, in most religious texts it is stated that god chooses to limit his power so that he does not know and control everything. In this way, we have free will. You can find this is the Quran, Bible, Torah, et cetera. I just wanted to clear this up, so that you don’t make the same inaccurate claims again. Theology and science can coexist. Thank you!
predictive foresight of future actions does not allow free will. If a being can predict all future actions theres no room to have acted otherwise so no free will.
No theology and science cant coexist as they make mutually incompatible claims and incompatible methodologies. They can only coexist at best in a compartmentalized fashion.
It also sates nothing happens that’s not in accordance with gods plan. Religious texts are incredibly contradictory. Not to mention the idea of free will doesn’t even make sense when you dive into it, nor is it compatible with current neuroscience.
I know this may be a bit hard to wrap your head around, but god CHOOSES not to know everything and he CHOOSES not to predict the future.
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