Just Some Guy without a Mustache I am the most powerful, I can breathe, everything at some point wont be able to breathe if they were able to breathe at another point
@@funkystickman99 Correct. The heat from the blast itself is too much for any cockroach to survive. Their eggs, however, are made of sterner stuff. Even still, though, the heat is too much. It's only the fallout that they can survive.
@@lolo-om9rs , pfff humans have only existed for a blink compared to those crabs, They’re probably just waiting for us to die off to take over the world.
Ankylosaurus: “Man, i sure love being nearly indestructable!” An asteroid: *Observe.* Horseshoe crabs: “Man, i sure love having been around for 450,000,000 years! Humans: *Observe.*
can be killed, but still gonna say this. Lobsters actually can't die of old age and keep growing until they reach their last "armor" and they keep growing inside it until they get squished by their own body. Pretty depressing...
Thet Cherry Cat very true, but the common misconception is that Roaches are the best at it, so we had to Debunk that. Thanks for your comment and watching 👍
“What’s the most indestructible animal” is like asking “what occupation has the best skills” because just like how cooking skills can’t be compared to space travel the immortality of a jellyfish can’t be compared to the longevity of the whole alligator species or the indestructibility of a tardigrade.
Tbh I thought I was the only thinking about the jellyfish, isn’t there one that actually restarts its entire aging process once it’s close to death? I believe it’s called the mendusa jellyfish and it repurposes it’s cells through trans differentiation (I believe I may be wrong)
K U it’s called the immortal jellyfish, mendusa is its genus. And yes, it can reverse its life cycle and live for an infinite amount of time as long as it isn’t killed
you do realize that tardigrades are resistant to literally everything except the things that can kill them. they kill each other, and get killed by the millions by snails.
That means Peter Griffin isn't unrealistic, he just never told us of his grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-uncle Peter Flatworm. Yet.
@@nullo6306 Maybe he doesn't know that Peter Griffin can regenerate completely from a single hand. Okay technically that one became Retep. But i guess that still counts. As he clearly spoke english which indicates that he retained at least some memories.
How to get unlimited food in space and on Mars: bring shet load of flat worms. 1 become 279, 279 become 77841, 77841 become 6059221281, then 3.671416253212328e+19, then the whole Mars will be covered with flat worms.
Cockroach: "Blow me up, humans! I can survive nuclear blasts that can kill you just by seeing it!" Human: "Really...? I'm just gonna flip you 180 degrees." COCKroach: "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!"
Alltime10s hey can you stop saying there's aliens in Area 51 there 124 miles to the north in a underground bunker which I can't give the name so there not in 51 it's just dumb 10000 watt lasers and air crafts I have been in the base because of my military clearance
Djuncle yeah, It sounds cool until you realize that all of it’s abilities protect it from the things that won’t kill it, and there isn’t a place it can go that requires all of its resistances, meaning that it can’t use them to derive defenses.
With coming up with alien species, I think of how their environment would affect them. Here’s four sapient, humanoid species I’ve come up with: -Bunzurilian: Long-lived, with sturdy bodies to compensate for slower reproduction rates. Lifespans are to conserve resources in a desert environment by slowing population growth rate, and iron reinforces skeleton. Carbon dioxide pockets in skin reduce thermal conductivity, allowing for better survival through scorching days and freezing nights. -Thutovi: Greater-than-human strength and durability to effectively combat predators and gather resources. Rough skin on palms and soles boosts friction, allowing for better climbing and faster running, with ATP being able to be converted to either ADP or AMP for more energy. -Sorthite: Extremely strong tissue resists mechanical stresses, with nails hard and sharp enough to dig into solid rock, and climb. Biochemistry adapted to work for long periods of time, even in subzero conditions, able to survive even at an internal temperature of -20 Celsius. -Xotrili: Bodies built to withstand rapid and large changes in ambient pressure. Skin is smooth to facilitate swimming, with ears designed to hear as well in water as they do in air. Can store large amounts of gas in the lungs, and release that air via vents connected to the bloodstream, to counteract the bends.
That and people are wrongly scared of horse-shoe crabs which are actually harmless. Sadly I have heard accounts of other people seeing them on the beech and screaming “Ew, what is that, Kill it, Kill it” This is sad to me as I love horseshoe crabs and they are native to the beeches I live near in South Carolina,USA.
though I find it hard to call them indestructible, I think a special mention should go to sponges and other similar animals that have managed to survive the longest.
Technically, the flatworm can breed with itself, it can also become partly its own grandparent. Also, if they were scaled up to the size of humans, imagine the complexity of the family tree!
It's actually a current controversy among biologists. We have been categorizing species by their ancestry for a long time now. The current way we categorize animals considers dinosaurs to be reptiles. It would also make birds dinosaurs, and, by extension, birds would be reptiles. The other option biologists are considering is changing which animal we consider to be the common ancestor of reptiles. This would cut Dinosaurs out of the reptile family, but it would also remove either crocodiles or snakes and lizards, depending on which one we want to keep.
They're not categorized by traits anymore, because it's very inaccurate and gives inconsistent results, like the platypus. You're right that all lifeforms are the same at some point, that's kind of the point given they all have common ancestry. I haven't seen this 'reptile controversy' in modern scientific journals, to my knowledge the previous dinosaur reptiles are a different classification, sorta protoreptiles, though there's a better scientific term for it.
Most classifications like 'reptile' and 'bird' are just common language and not actual scientific classification, the real classifications have a huge number of different steps and deviations. For example the earliest protomammals and everything below them is classified as 'synapsids' because of their more developed synapses.
Isn't there a jellyfish that can just regrow a new body when its current one gets old. Not exactly indestructible, as a Jellyfish I'm sure is commonly preyed upon. But the fact that other than predation, they can live forever is pretty impressive
If we’re talking status of indestructibility, then the strongest living thing should technically be an organism. And I’m actually certain that the smaller the living thing the more indestructible it’ll be
i know it's far from immortal or indestructible, but the honey badger is a pretty tough animal of its own category. there're few animals in our current time that are immune to small caliber bullets and machete blows.
I learned a whole lot from this video, amazing stuff! Also, I feel incredibly miserable for having cut that earthworm in half when I was a kid... think it'd regrow... OMG. Hello sadness my old friend.... :(
Wait what is that I dunno shit on this scientific things all I know is I got a uterus like you know that one cell with all the ribosomes and nucleus shit yeah all I know is since I’m a human I have a uterus with a nucleus man science class was so confusing folkz
@@lilbro3605 scp-682 is an mythical creature from a website about the scp foundation ( fake of course or that's at least what they want us to think Haha JK ) but it's a reptile that has survived plot manipulation from another scp and was apparently also not made by God in the scp universe ( yes it's literally not even something created by God in this universe ) and has been known to gain adaptations or evolve almost instantly for any situation he gets put in ( if you want to know more about scp's then you should be able to find it on Google ) oh and some Russian guy is trying to falsely sue the creator of S.C.P for copyright.
I remember doing experiments on the Planarian Flatworms in school. 14:42. We had to cut them up in different ways. And see how they grew back them selves. And how they basically made clones of themselves.
Okay, but what about Turritopsis Dohrnii, commonly known as the "immortal jellyfish?" It manages to stay immortal by changing itself back into a larval state.
the fact this guy just said that tardigrades can hide in between your fingerprints absolutely blasted my mind... i been staring at my fingers for a couple minute to realise how small that actualy is.
leaving a like because this is the only animated educational channels thats not either got horrible animation and production value, or is really cringy and has a terrible script. great vid!
10:36 That's the same...creature(?) from 'Myles from Tomorrowland' that Myles saw. I forgot what he wanted to do, I only remembered he came to help. Then in the end it was enlarged.
Did you know that ankylosaurus has the longest running existence among all dinosaurs. I would measure a creatures indestructible nature by it's compatibility with existence. Jellyfish have existed since the beginning of multicelled organisms. Even before that single celled organisms.
My comment was picked, cool! Glad to see some new content, I love this channel. Anywhere I can get some of those planarian flatworm cells implanted into me? Could come quite handy being like Deadpool, haha :D
Nice try. Thagomizer was the name given to the tail spikes of the Stegosaur genera and named after the late Thag Simmons. Ankylosaur tail weapons have always simply been called tail clubs.
1:29 "Ankylosaur" isn't a genus. Ankylosauridae is a family. Euoplocephalus is a genus, though. Also, some sponges (which are animals) can be broken apart into individual cells, and then reform into a whole organism again.
6:15 "This crab could save your life- if humans dont wipe it out first." **sigh** Look, i know you may think horshoe crabs are crabs cuz of the name, BUT NO IT IS REALLY RELATED TO SCORPIONS!!!
How Dangerous Is A BULLET SHOT STRAIGHT UP In The AIR? FALLING BULLET DEBUNKED ruclips.net/video/aCEoOHxyruI/видео.html
WOW YOU STILL WATCHING YOUR OLD VIDEO :O
@@danesiusmartin1526 I like to stay engaged with the audience 👍
@@DebunkedOfficial cool
@Debunked the animation is quite good
A bullet in the air is very dangerous
i thought this was a Kurzgesagt vid for like 40 seconds.
So did I!
0:01 looks oddly familiar.
@Oliver Zuokang Yeah very!
That's a huge compliment!
lol i thought its kurzgesagt till i read this comment
"Water Bear"
Like water sheep???
"No, it's microscopic"
Artificial Idiot WhAaAt?
@@ddz7153 You never played tuber simulator?!?
hydraulic ram?
@@bullphr0g489 you know it's fun right?
@@whitecunt6903 im not supposed to give my opinion
Tardigrades: No you can't just squish my defense mechanism that easily!
Snail: Ha ha ha my mouth go cronch
🤣
Haha mouth go brrrrrrr
nuke: hahaha me go boom boom
Lol
I love these kind of comments so much.
Clicked to see the most indestructible animal
Got an entire history lesson about animals instead
Just Some Guy without a Mustache I am the most powerful, I can breathe, everything at some point wont be able to breathe if they were able to breathe at another point
Welcome to the ricef... *COUGH* welcome to complex sciences in general.
And some animal anatomy
Hello you’re back at it again
i though this was a kurzgerzart video
1:30
“Euoplocephalus is the best example of an ankylosaur”
*Angry Ankylosaurus Noises*
XD
Im not a dinosaur scientist so i dont get it
Is euoplocephalus not a ankylosaur?
Darien Zheng It’s part of the same family, but ankylosaurus is in reality the most known of that family
Yeah I think they meant that its the best example in the family not the actual dinosaur
when you outperform your most 'likely to succeed' sibling
just imagine if humans had the regenerative ability of those flat worms
Canibalism would be okay
And there would be zero risk in removing cancers
And humen will form the earth.
No rock, no water and no soil only humen.
And suicide would be harder
Dead pool style
Imagine being a horseshoe crab, surviving three massive extinctions but some evolved monkeys hunts you for your blood
It's like being a light particule that has been traveling for a lot of distance only to be stopped by your fucking hand everytime you do anything
Natural selection
To be honest humans are much worse than the previous mass extinction that happened on earth
@@Zak-tk8wv sounds fair to me
Maybe human is the fourth massive extinction
Cockroaches: can withstand nukes and astroids ice age and one of the most invincible animals
My shoe: I'm about to end this man's whole career
cockroach dosent die Me: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Cockroach: starts from
Me: ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
They can't withstand the nuke's blast.
@@funkystickman99 Correct. The heat from the blast itself is too much for any cockroach to survive. Their eggs, however, are made of sterner stuff. Even still, though, the heat is too much. It's only the fallout that they can survive.
I am the most powerful, I can breathe, everything at some point wont be able to breathe if they were able to breathe at another point
Horseshoe crabs watching all the other animals dying off
Them: pathetic
Humans: Hello there
humans: hold my tools
@@lolo-om9rs , pfff humans have only existed for a blink compared to those crabs, They’re probably just waiting for us to die off to take over the world.
@@ADAJ342
I have yet to see crabs in thriving in space stations
@@lolo-om9rs , technically, if you gave them a ride up there and a water tank they totally could.
Ankylosaurus: “Man, i sure love being nearly indestructable!”
An asteroid: *Observe.*
Horseshoe crabs: “Man, i sure love having been around for 450,000,000 years!
Humans: *Observe.*
jimjam 55 stop
Humans: "Man, I sure love being alive for billions of years!"
Aliens: *OBSERVE.*
*Observe : OBsErVe*
Aj Teodoro humans have only been around for a couple hundred thousand years if I recall correctly.
@@korbilicious Billions means older than Earth or the Sun btw.
And the age of Earth, 4.5 billion years, would be considered "a couple billion years"
can be killed, but still gonna say this. Lobsters actually can't die of old age and keep growing until they reach their last "armor" and they keep growing inside it until they get squished by their own body. Pretty depressing...
Yum
@Lord Bawank i dont know really. Probably huge
@Lord Bawank as big as your mom.
@@bludshedt2647 impossible, nothing can top her size
That sounds yummy
When I heard the Ankylosaur leg breaking move, I thought “It’s an Ankle-a-saur”
*Dads have entered the chat*
I wonder how the mega sore ass protects itself then. :/
More like ankle-is-sore
In these videos creators rarely mention sponges, but their regenerative ability puts all other animals to shame.
Planarians or flat worms put soonges to shame
Try putting them in space
Hey! Come on I know some really smart sponges who drive their cars without once looking at their cell phone!
Tardigrades can
Yeah they can make burgers
"I don't want to say Google is wrong, but it isn't right either."
So you are saying Google is wrong?
Many answers to things which don't have an unambiguous answer aren't wrong or right answers if they describe the answer from different viewpoints.
Well your not wrong but you ain't right either
The world are not black and white. There are gradient of color between black and white such as grey so Google is both.
well yes but actually no
He ain't calling it a truther.
Which Animal is More VENOMOUS Than Any Other?! The answer is quite surprising!
ruclips.net/video/eXohdewSZa4/видео.html
It's the queen
Me
Did you know that there’s other much better candidates of invertebrates that can handle much higher levels of radiation compared to roaches
Thet Cherry Cat very true, but the common misconception is that Roaches are the best at it, so we had to Debunk that.
Thanks for your comment and watching 👍
The Inland Taipan is the most venomous animal. One drop of its venom can kill 200 people, or 100,000 mice
My bet is on the Bigfoot with Internet Access
Johan L i responded to his comment seems like a pretty cool ape/human
@@filip3180 Glad to hear that, maybe I'll respond to one of his some day soon!
Johan L we all have dreams we want to pursue
@The Godzilla Shouldn't it be you Godzilla? 🤨
Johan L U ARE A IDIOT
“What’s the most indestructible animal” is like asking “what occupation has the best skills” because just like how cooking skills can’t be compared to space travel the immortality of a jellyfish can’t be compared to the longevity of the whole alligator species or the indestructibility of a tardigrade.
Tbh I thought I was the only thinking about the jellyfish, isn’t there one that actually restarts its entire aging process once it’s close to death? I believe it’s called the mendusa jellyfish and it repurposes it’s cells through trans differentiation (I believe I may be wrong)
But they can still die by predator and other things
@@titanwolfwhatif2937 yeah in that way the ankylosaurus and large whales are winners
K U it’s called the immortal jellyfish, mendusa is its genus. And yes, it can reverse its life cycle and live for an infinite amount of time as long as it isn’t killed
you do realize that tardigrades are resistant to literally everything except the things that can kill them. they kill each other, and get killed by the millions by snails.
"While some dino experts believe their armor could even stop small gunfire."
*intense heavy laughing*
*I AM BULLET PROOF*
I see what you did there
I am heavy dinossaur guy and this is my armor
She weights 150 kilograms and takes 10 thousand rounds per hour
@@bigmackium8844 per minute*
United Kingdom *per second
@@Joemama-xw2wy no no its minute lol
Nuke vs cockroach:
Shoe vs cockroach:
Elation22 I am the most powerful, I can breathe, everything at some point wont be able to breathe if they were able to breathe at another point
I mean, they're way stronger than any other bug.
Intenselly LIt not ANY other bug just a lot of bugs
@@mwamwamilky3485 ok
@@generichomosapien4666 What kind of brain dead comment is this?
That means Peter Griffin isn't unrealistic, he just never told us of his grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-grand-uncle Peter Flatworm. Yet.
I am also a fan of Peter Griffin
🅱eter
@TheWackyWolf yes a double negative used in the correct way whats your point?
@@nullo6306 Maybe he doesn't know that Peter Griffin can regenerate completely from a single hand. Okay technically that one became Retep. But i guess that still counts. As he clearly spoke english which indicates that he retained at least some memories.
Video is about indestructible not Regenitive abilities
"They are easily murdered, we kill thousands of them every day." Dumbledore said calmly
Dude it’s so weird meteorites always land in craters like what the hell 3:02
Dark Wyvern no,they MAKE Craters.
No you can clearly see it lands in a crater!
@@shiptopotatoland5497 whooosh
I just found out my birthday falls on the same day I was born...I'm celebrating twice!!
Or... Craters land in meteorites
well obviously it's SCP-682
nerd
DANG IT I WAS ABOUT TO.....ughh...
@shoved to the right? www.scp-wiki.net/scp-682
Test: Shot in to the sun. Result: Came back, but on fire.
I was waiting for someone to say that xD
Ankalasors:I'm invincible
Space : pary this you casual
rofl
In short, cosmic attacks ignore def..
Yeah fire damage, sonic damage, pressure damage, and massive amounts of crush damage, all pierce right through armor
*ankalasors*
Ubnclesource
How to get unlimited food in space and on Mars: bring shet load of flat worms. 1 become 279, 279 become 77841, 77841 become 6059221281, then 3.671416253212328e+19, then the whole Mars will be covered with flat worms.
They need stuff to feed on in order to grow
@@Sahil-jd8qw eat eachother
Eewwwwwwwwwwwwww
@@DestinyHunter-xv9rd if you eat one to make one it will leave the same amount
Sahil_YT they don’t need to eat an entire worm, so they would just make more
Cockroach: survives nukes
Me: *Kills a cockroach "I must be stronger than a nuke"
This video was inspired by audience suggestions! Do you have any suggestions for future videos?
who received the first swirlie
Why do we exists???
Cold fusion, perhaps?
What about the rotifer ?
The idea of terraforming the Mars
The waterbear is basically the backup for life if a real disaster happens
Cockroach: "Blow me up, humans! I can survive nuclear blasts that can kill you just by seeing it!"
Human: "Really...? I'm just gonna flip you 180 degrees."
COCKroach: "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!"
>this dinosaur is the most indestructible animal
*_laughs in meteorite_*
The_Honkler I am the most powerful, I can breathe, everything at some point wont be able to breathe if they were able to breathe at another point
@@generichomosapien4666 Who are you, who are so wise in your ways of science?
Ankylosaurus: *gets flipped over*
Ankylosaurus: We in the endgame know boys.
i broked the 69 likes
Why... Just why? 1 year of 69 likes and you just ignored that. Do you not feel any guilt or shame?
@@bridgebridge2834 i am indeed sad but hey this comment is hilarious
@@noodboy4633 can we get an F in the comments for 69 likes?
F
Cockroach can survive a nuke strike
Me: yuck a cockroach in my shoe
The KT extinction event meteor is just god using hand sanitizer
And we're the 0.01% to live
No, the second extinction was that.
No, I thought that was the 3rd extinction
Wasnt it the 4th?
Fefth
Sexth
This blew my mind! 🤯
Alltime10s bruh moment
Same here! That flatworm!!
o,e
OMG ALLTIME10!
Alltime10s hey can you stop saying there's aliens in Area 51 there 124 miles to the north in a underground bunker which I can't give the name so there not in 51 it's just dumb 10000 watt lasers and air crafts I have been in the base because of my military clearance
What makes me content after watching this video is that life will never stop on this planet no matter if humans are there or not.
I thought it would be the Water Bear for sure! Hahaha.
Djuncle yeah, It sounds cool until you realize that all of it’s abilities protect it from the things that won’t kill it, and there isn’t a place it can go that requires all of its resistances, meaning that it can’t use them to derive defenses.
*The Horseshoe Crab* -- aka "cockroach of the seas"
Djuncle me too
@@typhongaeci9435 what? no
I just used what I read in a biology book in 6-th grade
I can already see someone imagining a sci-fic character that has the traits of every single animal mentioned here.
Immense durability, heat resistance, radiation resistance, and extreme regeneration? You’re basically describing Godzilla!
@@manuel_sema_es so a baluga whale
kars
Boss Ricketts stfu
Boss Ricketts the only god i know is hatsune miku
With coming up with alien species, I think of how their environment would affect them. Here’s four sapient, humanoid species I’ve come up with:
-Bunzurilian: Long-lived, with sturdy bodies to compensate for slower reproduction rates. Lifespans are to conserve resources in a desert environment by slowing population growth rate, and iron reinforces skeleton. Carbon dioxide pockets in skin reduce thermal conductivity, allowing for better survival through scorching days and freezing nights.
-Thutovi: Greater-than-human strength and durability to effectively combat predators and gather resources. Rough skin on palms and soles boosts friction, allowing for better climbing and faster running, with ATP being able to be converted to either ADP or AMP for more energy.
-Sorthite: Extremely strong tissue resists mechanical stresses, with nails hard and sharp enough to dig into solid rock, and climb. Biochemistry adapted to work for long periods of time, even in subzero conditions, able to survive even at an internal temperature of -20 Celsius.
-Xotrili: Bodies built to withstand rapid and large changes in ambient pressure. Skin is smooth to facilitate swimming, with ears designed to hear as well in water as they do in air. Can store large amounts of gas in the lungs, and release that air via vents connected to the bloodstream, to counteract the bends.
1:39 when he got attacked 100 different ways he was like
"This is fine"
The funniest thing is That he was fine
Raptor: attacks skull of euoplocephalus
Euoplocephalus: tis ’ but a scratch
Answer: Queen Elizabeth
Yeah...about that...
That and people are wrongly scared of horse-shoe crabs which are actually harmless. Sadly I have heard accounts of other people seeing them on the beech and screaming “Ew, what is that, Kill it, Kill it” This is sad to me as I love horseshoe crabs and they are native to the beeches I live near in South Carolina,USA.
Beech=tree. Beach= sun, surf, sand, and horseshoe crabs.
Horseshoe crabs are awesome.
@@R.U.1.2. THEYRE IN THE TREEES!!!
though I find it hard to call them indestructible, I think a special mention should go to sponges and other similar animals that have managed to survive the longest.
That sounds fair and sponges are actually pretty damn hard to kill if you dont know specifically how to it.
Glass sponges are rumored to live 15,000 years or more
Pls stop using "theory" when you mean "hypothesis."
I scream that at 80% of science and history videos
💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@Christopher-ro1dl lol
It’s super late where I live, and I read it as “most Destructive Animals”
brivo
It is an excuse for my illiteracy
realy the sponge lived true evry single mass extinciton
true
Yee
Also stromatolites
nobody:
me at 4 am: ouu i wonder what the MoSt iNdeStRuCtIbLe AniMaL iS
Tardigrade just be vibing threw extinctions
😆 Brilliant
Wonderful
Through not threw
Planeria says hold my cytoplasm.
Technically, the flatworm can breed with itself, it can also become partly its own grandparent. Also, if they were scaled up to the size of humans, imagine the complexity of the family tree!
2020: let’s begin experiment on human’ resilience
Dinosaurs are not reptiles
They were actually warm blooded And had Proto feathers
you are right they were somewhat like birds
It's actually a current controversy among biologists. We have been categorizing species by their ancestry for a long time now. The current way we categorize animals considers dinosaurs to be reptiles. It would also make birds dinosaurs, and, by extension, birds would be reptiles.
The other option biologists are considering is changing which animal we consider to be the common ancestor of reptiles. This would cut Dinosaurs out of the reptile family, but it would also remove either crocodiles or snakes and lizards, depending on which one we want to keep.
They're not categorized by traits anymore, because it's very inaccurate and gives inconsistent results, like the platypus.
You're right that all lifeforms are the same at some point, that's kind of the point given they all have common ancestry. I haven't seen this 'reptile controversy' in modern scientific journals, to my knowledge the previous dinosaur reptiles are a different classification, sorta protoreptiles, though there's a better scientific term for it.
Most classifications like 'reptile' and 'bird' are just common language and not actual scientific classification, the real classifications have a huge number of different steps and deviations. For example the earliest protomammals and everything below them is classified as 'synapsids' because of their more developed synapses.
Yep
"Cockroach can withstand severe radiation"
Then how the hell did they got radiated by nuclear waste in fallout?
17:31
Momment of silence for the remaining 2 pieces
Haven’t watched this guy in a long time, i have forgotten how good of a youtuber he is.
Thanks so much! (don't know how I missed this! 😊 )
@@DebunkedOfficial I commented that over 3 years ago somehow, Still stand by those words.
Isn't there a jellyfish that can just regrow a new body when its current one gets old. Not exactly indestructible, as a Jellyfish I'm sure is commonly preyed upon. But the fact that other than predation, they can live forever is pretty impressive
You're thinking of lobsters
If we’re talking status of indestructibility, then the strongest living thing should technically be an organism. And I’m actually certain that the smaller the living thing the more indestructible it’ll be
*God:* "...And the meek shall inherit the earth."
*Tardigrade:* "Now *THAT'S* what I'm talkin' about!"
When someone suggests an extinct species for the most industrictable species
i know it's far from immortal or indestructible, but the honey badger is a pretty tough animal of its own category. there're few animals in our current time that are immune to small caliber bullets and machete blows.
I learned a whole lot from this video, amazing stuff! Also, I feel incredibly miserable for having cut that earthworm in half when I was a kid... think it'd regrow... OMG. Hello sadness my old friend.... :(
"Most Indestructible Animal To Ever Live on Earth?" SCP-682 wants to know your location.
Wait what is that I dunno shit on this scientific things all I know is I got a uterus like you know that one cell with all the ribosomes and nucleus shit yeah all I know is since I’m a human I have a uterus with a nucleus man science class was so confusing folkz
Or 096
@@lilbro3605 *_who summoned me_*
@@lilbro3605 scp-682 is an mythical creature from a website about the scp foundation ( fake of course or that's at least what they want us to think Haha JK ) but it's a reptile that has survived plot manipulation from another scp and was apparently also not made by God in the scp universe ( yes it's literally not even something created by God in this universe ) and has been known to gain adaptations or evolve almost instantly for any situation he gets put in ( if you want to know more about scp's then you should be able to find it on Google ) oh and some Russian guy is trying to falsely sue the creator of S.C.P for copyright.
@@proffesorspiderlastname5654 with "in this universe" do you mean that you think God created us? (Totally trying to make a battle, im bored)
I remember doing experiments on the Planarian Flatworms in school. 14:42. We had to cut them up in different ways. And see how they grew back them selves. And how they basically made clones of themselves.
Okay, but what about Turritopsis Dohrnii, commonly known as the "immortal jellyfish?" It manages to stay immortal by changing itself back into a larval state.
Two words: sea turtles.
Amazing stuff!
the fact this guy just said that tardigrades can hide in between your fingerprints absolutely blasted my mind...
i been staring at my fingers for a couple minute to realise how small that actualy is.
*Steps somewhere*
Thousands of tardigrades: Am I a joke to you?
Tardigrades are basically everything resident if they are prepared
Beginning comments: „I think it‘s the cockroach“ Me: *Stomps cockroach that comes from under the fridge* „I guess I‘m somewhat of a God myself“
Him:cockroaches are invincible
Me*sees my dad step on roach*
Me:survives a nuke but cant survive being stepped on???
15:50 so basically majin buu from dragon ball z in real life
Combine all together
13:32
Cockroaches: am i a joke to you?
Most indestructible *object* on earth:
*Nokia*
Stronger than adamantium xD
Just imagine a scientist able to genetically modify humans to have functioning stem cells like the flatworm.
That’s what I’m hoping for!
and ending the world hunger.....lol!
I wasn’t expecting a whole video of explaining
But I like your voice it’s so calming and I will watch more of your videos
"we need to really level up destruction"
*corona virus ad joined the chat*
*Nuclear Explosion Takes Place*
Cockroaches : I sleep
*Someone with a boot appears*
Cockroaches : Real Shit!
leaving a like because this is the only animated educational channels thats not either got horrible animation and production value, or is really cringy and has a terrible script. great vid!
Loved this episode!
10:36 That's the same...creature(?) from 'Myles from Tomorrowland' that Myles saw. I forgot what he wanted to do, I only remembered he came to help. Then in the end it was enlarged.
imagine having such a neoblast cell that could reseract a human
debunked: lets send a giant asteroid volcanic eruptions and nukes
god in 2020: *taking notes*
Did you know that ankylosaurus has the longest running existence among all dinosaurs. I would measure a creatures indestructible nature by it's compatibility with existence. Jellyfish have existed since the beginning of multicelled organisms. Even before that single celled organisms.
This near 20-minute video literally taught me more about the animal kingdom and biology than school could do in 5 years.
14:38 that worm is the inspiration of Deadpool
Nah, the worm is bassed on deadpool
My comment was picked, cool! Glad to see some new content, I love this channel. Anywhere I can get some of those planarian flatworm cells implanted into me? Could come quite handy being like Deadpool, haha :D
Tardigrades are immune to everything, except what can kill them, for example (stabbing, other animals, getting eaten)
Cockroach: Can survive nuclear bomb
Also Cockroaches: Dies in just one step
wtf i made this comment 2 years ago
Nuclear radiation not the impact of the bomb itself
Cruncy
@@axillucks4532 I forgot what nuke is
The correct answer is graystillplay's mutations
Oh a fellow man of culture I see.
Hey, I get this reference!
And all good died the end
*_Oh The Negotiator_*
Hahaha
1:30 Ankylosauridae is a FAMILY, not a genus! _Euoplocephalus_ is the genus, the species is _E. tutus_ !
the flatworms, with the assistance of humans, could undergo mitosis.
Yes
Its not their ass, its called a "Thagomizer." source: The Far Side.
Nice try. Thagomizer was the name given to the tail spikes of the Stegosaur genera and named after the late Thag Simmons.
Ankylosaur tail weapons have always simply been called tail clubs.
@@Hoshimaru57 oohhh an intellectual, good to see on youtube, the home of dumb asses.
prontikkor Dumbasses, such as you.
I will lose faith in humanity if prontikkor post doesn't get at least 1k likes
prontikkor At least he knows how to spell "dumbasses," unlike your toxic ass.
Thank you so much for uploading this video. It is helping me get through the pandemic!
Scientists: unfortunately, history won't see it that way
Please for the love of god don’t use fahrenheit. There’s literally only 1 country in the entire World that uses fahrenheit. Use celsius
Tardigrade: *survives nuke*
Also tardigrade: *gets killed by snail*
That flatworm should be one of the x men i mean they also took deadpool into their rows
Euoplocephalus had Bullet Proof
Bedrock: *am i a joke to u?*
can u not
1:29 "Ankylosaur" isn't a genus. Ankylosauridae is a family. Euoplocephalus is a genus, though.
Also, some sponges (which are animals) can be broken apart into individual cells, and then reform into a whole organism again.
6:15
"This crab could save your life- if humans dont wipe it out first."
**sigh**
Look, i know you may think horshoe crabs are crabs cuz of the name,
BUT NO IT IS REALLY RELATED TO SCORPIONS!!!
it's a joke... I think he knows what he is talking about
@@VigilIsWatching im not hating him, im just saying this because some people may think it is related to crabs.