I noticed something similar when I went to a party in a field. It had been damp a day before and after a few hours of people walking around and such the ground was several inches deep in mud and COVERED in earth worms, very unusual.
Or you could grow up and either learn not to care or at least not stare at her nose. But since that minor detail is enough to think like you can insult her, I don't think that something you'll be able to do
Kevin Becker, codename Wyatt Nite, has for several years after his puberty attempted to attract a female to mate with. As conventional methods have proven unsuccessful, his newly adapted method involves indirect begging through a feminist approach and "say what they want to hear"-attitude. If this fails, he has decided to deploy desperate measures and simply start begging drunken girls 3 AM on a saturday night. Possibly offering food to soften the deal. On dark days he puts money into his piggy-bank, marked "there must be one filthy prostitute out there willing to take my cash for sex!". If all else fails, his plan B is going gender fluid and marrying his teddybear Mr. Fudge.
After every rain, my driveway (paved), is flooded with worms. I can't help but go out and save them all from getting either stuck in puddles and getting all soggy and dying or getting stuck on the dry areas and frying. Lol.
My hypothesis has always been that worms just dislike heat, sunlight and dryness which are all typically present when it's not raining. However, wehen it is raining, they can come out and easily migrate to different locations without the risk of getting fried to death by the sun.
English became Linga Franca after WW1, although it was gaining some traction before, the foundation of the League of Nations which was heavily pushed by Woodrow Wilson cemented it. Also, in the UK, English was the language of masses, people of a certain education or dignity would speak french.
The awful moment when I have a phobia of worms, but I want to know why this is a thing. Mostly just so I can understand why my life becomes a LIVING HELL in November.
Honestly it's not even the training, it's either the sound recording or just her voice, the pitch is so annoying that she sounds like a violin that's being horribly mistreated.
I just got back from rainy day and found a worm in front of my house's pathway. Then, this video pops up in my notification. Scishow? more like psychic.
We don't have moles in Australia. Our earthworms still surface after heavy rain. But there's also few magpies about while it's raining, and corvid-like maggies LOVE to go digging for worms when the soil is slightly damp...
Hi, my kindergarten class would like to know the answers to these questions: 1. How do worms make their tunnels? 2. How do worms move? 3. How do worms hear you? 4. How do worms see you? 5. How and what so worms eat? Thanks! :)
So out of the things mentioned in this video, it seems like the "trying not to drown" hypothesis has the most evidence. Sure, they can survive underwater for a few days (pretty cool!), but that doesn't mean they enjoy it. We humans can live underwater for something like 5 or 6 minutes, but how long do you actually like holding your breath underwater when you're not trying to show off? XD
It’s sad that so many worms that surface during the rain end up dying. I’ve saved a lot of them. They love moist peat moss & thrive in it (w/ food given to them).
I remember when I was observing an earth worm.. it was majestic.. but as I turn my head, a bird suddenly out of nowhere swoop in and took the worm away.. in shock I yelled nooo!.. rip eartwoo the first.
Josh Antony There's a bully mentality here and they think it's popular to publicly bash Olivia. I get it that some people may not care for one aspect of her delivery or another, but normal people just click away. These guys feel the need to slam her over and over and over, trying to think up something hurtful every time. I can't imagine why they like being mean every time, I mean, we get it that they don't like her already. The only reason to keep bashing her is that they enjoy being mean. I thought this channel would attract science minded people, instead, there's a bunch of bullies waiting for Olivia videos so they can be hurtful.
RUclips has gotten out of control, I watch aquarium livestreams for goshs sake and the trolls always make an appearance just for the sake of it. Of course they get banned but others or the same people with other accounts come back again and again. People with no life and no sense of dignity.
She's SOOOO cute. On an unrelated an more serious note, kudos. After hank this is probably the biggest improvement on presentation. Olivia's much happier in tone and face (though I never really minded that shiz) and I support OG till I die.
Isn't there a species of tortoise that stomps on the ground to get the worms to come out, then eats them? Also: just wanted to say that Olivia is looking really good this time. The hair + that shirt is extremely flattering.
Fifteen thousand years of humans trying to find ways to waste their time, to the point we reached outer space and the deep ocean because "why not?", and to this day I can't believe nobody has figured out this one yet.
they like moisture. If you look at the garden, worms are always hanging around areas that is moist. Like near a tree or garden bed that always get water.
Its because the level on Fun outside greatly increases after snow, and humans especially socially awkward ones need it the most. We assume that the level of Fun inside drops to such a low level that only a handful can survive being inside. But Scientists aren't really sure.
A big reason is probably just because they can. Rainy conditions are the best opportunity for worms to travel any significant distance above ground without risking dedication.
Maybe the worms surface as a open cue to eat. Many animals don't like to stay in the rain, and they probably know that, so they can safetly, most of the time, surface to get a quick snack, then book it back down before the rain ends.
I think the people who dislike her are just ashamed of themselves because she is smarter and more successful than them. I like people who can extend themselves outside their own boundaries.
I'd just like to point out to people who comment about how they guess it's Olivia by her down votes (in either the negative or positive way) there are videos were other hosts get 300+ thumbs downs . Saying all the votes are because of her is misleading. almost all their videos seem to get more than 50+ down regardless with the majority getting more than 100. Around 200-300 people out of the thousands to possibly millions who watch this channel's videos isn't awful. Making comments about the negative comments or votes is giving them attention. If you really want it to stop then don't mention those negative comments when you give your genuinely positive comment on Olivia. Honestly wouldn't have noticed the negative comments if it weren't for the first comment I see saying something about all the negative comments Olivia gets.
I agree with the travel conditions idea. I have worm farms and even if it is under a sheltered area if those worms are given the opportunity to move during the rain some individuals will. There are ways to minimize the escapees but it does happen during wet conditions.
I really enjoyed the video. Thank you Olivia, I am really happy to see the nose ring back.. _( I am not a fan of nose rings )_, but I prefer people to be who they want to be. I like your style and manner of presenting videos.. Great job, keep up the *awesomeness* that is you.
I wish people would get over Olivia Gordon hosting Sci-Show videos. While I don't like her nose ring, she does her job well. The information on this topic is spot on and to see 124+ dislikes, just because of her, is absolutely mind boggling. If you don't like her, don't watch or comment. Simple... right? You people who like to hate need to really get a life..
There's a bit of an Urban legend in Indonesia, that when there's a lot of worms surfacing, it means an earthquake is imminent. I don't think there's any truth in it though...
I've learned the reason is because worms are able to surface when it rains so they do. They risk drying out when its sunny but if it's raining then they can safely surface because its wet.
When i was a kid , in India most kids and some grownups too, believed that they come out to get cut and split buy getting on the roads, so that they can split and you know become two ,or three like picolo from a single body. So kids used to intentionally cut and break live worms, i never did that but was somewhat disgusted by that.
Follow-up question: why don't birds eat the worms off the pavement? I've seen plenty of birds pulling worms out of the soil after a rainfall, but never once have a noticed one picking up the stranded worms on pavement. And this is Wales, so there's plenty of rainy days to observe.
Okay McDonald Trumpepe, I sure can take your response super seriously. If you really dislike that woman enough to feel personally victimized by my general comment @people that disliked, I don't know what to tell you. Did I ever address you personally? Did I call you, in specific, a child? Your personal jab at me speaks a little more than what I wrote. Also, seriously, I can't think of you as an adult with that icon and name, jesus you memelord.
in the northeast, there are worms that are usually dubbed "night crawlers" and they expose themselves at night, more so in the rain, however these worms rarely FULLY exit their tunnels, leaving themselves anchored to SLURP back in, fast as can be. which would indicate they are not avoiding moles, but doing something else.
Oh yeah, as a kid I used to go with my father to the local park at night with a flashlight and catch "nightcrawlers" (for bait when going fishing) that came out after a rain...never thought much about why, but assumed it had to do with the upper few layers being inundated with water from the rains...
Why do so many more people talk while making their hands dance now than they used too? When I talk to someone, I never move my head and shoulders all around like this. I think it is something to get people to focus on more. It's weird to me and I've been noticing more but I don't do that.
To people who complain about those criticising the host, that's why these rating and commenting systems exist. And it's not just a hate train. There is genuine dislike of certain traits that people hope will get changed. Some like it, some don't and these commenting and rating systems are to express that statistic. Edit: also, here is an analogy to describe the negative feedback. If you have a movie with fantastic writing, amazing visuals, and moving music, but have a sub par actor or one with a vocal tick that doesn't match the nature of the film, people would be displeased and cite the actor as the issue with the film. This is what people are doing. I understand some may be okay with or used to it but it is clear that a lot aren't. They're legitimate discussions and vocalizations on the professionalism of the host. Now that being said, I think now she isn't too bad. Compared to when she first came on, she has been improving stellarly. She removed most of the weird inflections, dresses more professionally, and comes off more professional overall as a host.
I have seen this before in the PBS channel Wild Kratts about earthworms, they said it was because they can, without being burned by the sun and they can breath under water
i like this lady she eats guitar distortion for breakfast and in the end of sentences you can hear this effect... but she is very nice and i like her performance in this way. thanks for great vids...
Q: Why do rainworms surface after it rains?
A: We don't know.
Yeah.
😂😂😂right
because their houses get flooded :(
They should have gotten flood insurance.
This is what I always figured was it.
i like this because they give us a question that they have to answer and the basically say i can be this or this, i don't know.
@@Mantis_Toboggan_TrashMan I don’t think anything like insurance Works by humans In the animal kingdom
@@Mantis_Toboggan_TrashMan Do you think we can use this knowledge to keep control on Asian jumping worms
When it rains I usually move them back onto the grass nearby and far in so they don't get smushed. A personal hobby.👌✨
I have these weird neighbors, after it rains they collect all the worms. Yeah, something fishy is going on.
I think your neighbor is John Peter
Master Therion maybe they have turtles. As a kid I would collect them and put them in our yard. Pro tip ;)
The worms. Turtle collecting started as an adult. :)
Fishy. Hehe, I see what you did here
I'm not saying it's aliens, but it's aliens!!
The worms surface because there's a milkshake in the yard
Funny.
I noticed something similar when I went to a party in a field. It had been damp a day before and after a few hours of people walking around and such the ground was several inches deep in mud and COVERED in earth worms, very unusual.
I absolutely love when Olivia hosts. Her talking with her hands is like what I do, and it's nice. Her voice is also very nice to listen to.
Ian Dean agree :)
Everyday is a good day when Olivia is hosting!
Thank you
I love Olivia.
yep
This is true
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Bloody hell, she's been doing these videos for ages. Why are people still posting such tedious negative comments?
Taylor Hood She should take that ridiculous bull ring out of her nose. Makes her look trashy
Scotty D Telling people what they should and shouldn't wear makes you sound immature, small minded, and ridiculous.
Or you could grow up and either learn not to care or at least not stare at her nose. But since that minor detail is enough to think like you can insult her, I don't think that something you'll be able to do
What does that matter? So trivial...
Taylor Hood they're pathetic children
Why am I watching a video on worms at 11 pm. This is why my sleep pattern is so messed up
Great job, Olivia!
Get that Buggie out of your nose!
When I come out my house after a rainstorm, I look for worms to drop back in the soil.
People are still complaining about Olivia? Wow.
I think Olivia is awesome. You go girl! :D
How thirsty are you?
Not that thirsty
Kevin Becker, codename Wyatt Nite, has for several years after his puberty attempted to attract a female to mate with. As conventional methods have proven unsuccessful, his newly adapted method involves indirect begging through a feminist approach and "say what they want to hear"-attitude. If this fails, he has decided to deploy desperate measures and simply start begging drunken girls 3 AM on a saturday night. Possibly offering food to soften the deal.
On dark days he puts money into his piggy-bank, marked "there must be one filthy prostitute out there willing to take my cash for sex!".
If all else fails, his plan B is going gender fluid and marrying his teddybear Mr. Fudge.
this girl raises her eye brows like she inhales oxygen. girl slow yo roll
Just like an eclipse brings scientist out of their offices, so does a heavy rain bring night crawlers to the surface.
After every rain, my driveway (paved), is flooded with worms. I can't help but go out and save them all from getting either stuck in puddles and getting all soggy and dying or getting stuck on the dry areas and frying. Lol.
* Looks at Like / Dislike ratio *
*Grabs popcorn and reads comments section*
Great job, Olivia! You're my favorite presenter!
The girl is hot IMO!
because it’s party time, worms need to have fun too 😂
In my neighbourhood the sidewalks are absolutely covered in worms every time it rains. It’s disgusting.
Once I accidently dumped red wine on a worm. He died happily.
I love that these videos just just say "thus us fact and how it is" the research put into these videos is much appreciate ^.^
My hypothesis has always been that worms just dislike heat, sunlight and dryness which are all typically present when it's not raining. However, wehen it is raining, they can come out and easily migrate to different locations without the risk of getting fried to death by the sun.
when did english become such a popular language and why?
During the extreme colonization by the British empire, then with the intense military help from the US in WW1 and WW2.
When England started conquering everything because they wanted to build colonies and create a mercantile economy.
Maurice if you simply google why earthworms get out after a rain, you get the answer
Because the most powerful country of all time, the British Empire and the most powerful country right now, the United States, both speak English
English became Linga Franca after WW1, although it was gaining some traction before, the foundation of the League of Nations which was heavily pushed by Woodrow Wilson cemented it.
Also, in the UK, English was the language of masses, people of a certain education or dignity would speak french.
honestly Olivia doesn't bother me at all. And the fact that so many people here comment that they hate her, makes me feel sorry for her and like her.
Seagulls tap their feet on the grass here in Denmark to make worms think it's raining and come out to be eaten :P
When you come here for an answer but finish the video with more questions..
The awful moment when I have a phobia of worms, but I want to know why this is a thing. Mostly just so I can understand why my life becomes a LIVING HELL in November.
Oh my gawd, she's done it. The hands are 100% better, actually 200% better. Bravo, good work. This was a great presentation just hand wise.
grunting. that whole bit sounded like Dune. In reverse. The worms hear, and they run.
There's dislikes on information?
all 17 of those...
No. There's dislikes on a sub-par host who still needs training.
Honestly it's not even the training, it's either the sound recording or just her voice, the pitch is so annoying that she sounds like a violin that's being horribly mistreated.
I dislike her repetitive non-nonsensical hand-gestures and finishing each sentence with a grumbly voice. The nose-ring is also distracting.
@Patrick Coston; Dumb comments about the host are WAAAAAY more distracting.
THANK YOU SCISHOW!!! Love the new information! I always wondered why worms come out after the rain, too!
I just got back from rainy day and found a worm in front of my house's pathway. Then, this video pops up in my notification. Scishow? more like psychic.
We don't have moles in Australia. Our earthworms still surface after heavy rain. But there's also few magpies about while it's raining, and corvid-like maggies LOVE to go digging for worms when the soil is slightly damp...
I keep my worms safe in my intestinal. They never need to come out.
lmao what the heck
I thought they surfaced just in case a super suit did fall.
I find more comments complaining about people hating on Olivia than people actually hating Olivia
Interesting ideas. Whatever the reason they come up, the Robins sure do like it. Good job, as always, Olivia.
Hi, my kindergarten class would like to know the answers to these questions:
1. How do worms make their tunnels?
2. How do worms move?
3. How do worms hear you?
4. How do worms see you?
5. How and what so worms eat?
Thanks! :)
So out of the things mentioned in this video, it seems like the "trying not to drown" hypothesis has the most evidence. Sure, they can survive underwater for a few days (pretty cool!), but that doesn't mean they enjoy it. We humans can live underwater for something like 5 or 6 minutes, but how long do you actually like holding your breath underwater when you're not trying to show off? XD
They survive in a bucket for several months.
summary of all scishow videos: idk but here's some ideas lol
Great presentation and good to know in details. Thanks for uploading.
It’s sad that so many worms that surface during the rain end up dying. I’ve saved a lot of them. They love moist peat moss & thrive in it (w/ food given to them).
Sometimes I watch Seagulls flapping their feet on the grass, trying to make the worms come up... and it works :-)
I remember when I was observing an earth worm.. it was majestic.. but as I turn my head, a bird suddenly out of nowhere swoop in and took the worm away.. in shock I yelled nooo!.. rip eartwoo the first.
For a science show, some of the people commenting obviously care more about how a person looks than the facts themself. Get over yourselves.
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I was misting my soil on my pot all of a sudden worms came out of nowhere .
There really needs to be info in the thumbnail to tell you who's hosting before you watch 😂
In german earthworms are even called "Regenwürmer", rain-worms!
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Paul S. Same in Denmark. "Regnorme"
Paul S. Dutch too, Regenwormen
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Rain: *exists*
Worms: IT'S FREE REAL ESTATE
Why are there so many comments about how they hate like Olivia?? She's my favorite host!!
Edit:Thanks for all the likes!
Josh Antony I have a crush on this girl!
Josh Antony not that she's not a great host buts it's the way she ends every sentence. Listen and you'll hear a croak
Josh Antony There's a bully mentality here and they think it's popular to publicly bash Olivia. I get it that some people may not care for one aspect of her delivery or another, but normal people just click away. These guys feel the need to slam her over and over and over, trying to think up something hurtful every time. I can't imagine why they like being mean every time, I mean, we get it that they don't like her already. The only reason to keep bashing her is that they enjoy being mean. I thought this channel would attract science minded people, instead, there's a bunch of bullies waiting for Olivia videos so they can be hurtful.
Alejandro Sanchez so she croaks, why the need to write it every damn time she does a video? How is piling it on fun for you?
RUclips has gotten out of control, I watch aquarium livestreams for goshs sake and the trolls always make an appearance just for the sake of it. Of course they get banned but others or the same people with other accounts come back again and again. People with no life and no sense of dignity.
Maybe they surface because the moisture tricks them into thinking that they are too deep, so they dig out not realizing that it's because of the rain.
They are hoping a super suit will fall.
She's SOOOO cute. On an unrelated an more serious note, kudos. After hank this is probably the biggest improvement on presentation. Olivia's much happier in tone and face (though I never really minded that shiz) and I support OG till I die.
Guys, Earthworm is a living being so even it has a heart so that is why it just wants to come out to enjoy the landscape!
Earthworms in Iceland come out after the rain, but we do h-not have, and have never had moles!
heres probably an awnser:they sleep in the puddles wayyy to long and then the puddles dry up
My guest is: worm come out because they want to play outside. When I was very young I love play in the rain.
Isn't there a species of tortoise that stomps on the ground to get the worms to come out, then eats them?
Also: just wanted to say that Olivia is looking really good this time. The hair + that shirt is extremely flattering.
Fifteen thousand years of humans trying to find ways to waste their time, to the point we reached outer space and the deep ocean because "why not?", and to this day I can't believe nobody has figured out this one yet.
This question did not allow me to sleep! Thank you for answering it.... :D
We know so much abut space but what do we not?
Why worms come out after storms
well space is a lot more interesting and impactful than the behavioral patterns of a rainworm.
they like moisture. If you look at the garden, worms are always hanging around areas that is moist. Like near a tree or garden bed that always get water.
Why do humans come out after it snows?
Its because the level on Fun outside greatly increases after snow, and humans especially socially awkward ones need it the most.
We assume that the level of Fun inside drops to such a low level that only a handful can survive being inside.
But Scientists aren't really sure.
😂
It’s pretty
A big reason is probably just because they can. Rainy conditions are the best opportunity for worms to travel any significant distance above ground without risking dedication.
*Desiccation
I love all these videos..One of my better subscriptions!!
Maybe the worms surface as a open cue to eat. Many animals don't like to stay in the rain, and they probably know that, so they can safetly, most of the time, surface to get a quick snack, then book it back down before the rain ends.
Seems sort of easy to figure out if the drowning hypothesis is true for any particular species of worm. It involves a bucket, some water, and a worm.
I think the people who dislike her are just ashamed of themselves because she is smarter and more successful than them. I like people who can extend themselves outside their own boundaries.
I want back and watch one of your earlier videos, Olivia; you've gotten much better!
Why do I like watching videos of colourful sand and slime?
I got a 30 min ad. No way i'm sitting through that.
I'd just like to point out to people who comment about how they guess it's Olivia by her down votes (in either the negative or positive way) there are videos were other hosts get 300+ thumbs downs . Saying all the votes are because of her is misleading. almost all their videos seem to get more than 50+ down regardless with the majority getting more than 100. Around 200-300 people out of the thousands to possibly millions who watch this channel's videos isn't awful. Making comments about the negative comments or votes is giving them attention. If you really want it to stop then don't mention those negative comments when you give your genuinely positive comment on Olivia.
Honestly wouldn't have noticed the negative comments if it weren't for the first comment I see saying something about all the negative comments Olivia gets.
Scratch the mole hypothesis. Moles don't live in Australia but the worms still surface when it rains.
I agree with the travel conditions idea. I have worm farms and even if it is under a sheltered area if those worms are given the opportunity to move during the rain some individuals will. There are ways to minimize the escapees but it does happen during wet conditions.
Always wondered about that, and figured that it must be to avoid drowning.
I have to say, Excellent green screen work 10/10
I really enjoyed the video. Thank you
Olivia, I am really happy to see the nose ring back.. _( I am not a fan of nose rings )_, but I prefer people to be who they want to be.
I like your style and manner of presenting videos.. Great job, keep up the *awesomeness* that is you.
I wish people would get over Olivia Gordon hosting Sci-Show videos. While I don't like her nose ring, she does her job well. The information on this topic is spot on and to see 124+ dislikes, just because of her, is absolutely mind boggling. If you don't like her, don't watch or comment. Simple... right? You people who like to hate need to really get a life..
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Nose ring draws my attention. It's distracting. Other than that, the video was fine. Info was presented well and covered all the going theories.
Agreed. I won't judge the presenter on their personal decisions. Unless they interfere with the presentation.
TBH I didn't even notice her nose ring until it was mentioned lol
What happened to freedom of speech? There is no such thing as being in public but avoid the public opinion.
Vitor Pinheiro
You can say whatever you want but if you attack someone without merit, it tells me you have absolutely no class at all..
There's a bit of an Urban legend in Indonesia, that when there's a lot of worms surfacing, it means an earthquake is imminent. I don't think there's any truth in it though...
ALSO THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO WORKS ON THIS SHOW
AND EVERYONE WHO HOSTS IT I LOVE ALL OF YOU GUYS YOU ARE THE DREAM
I've learned the reason is because worms are able to surface when it rains so they do. They risk drying out when its sunny but if it's raining then they can safely surface because its wet.
These guys are great for my axolotl and luckily I have a lot of them in my front yard so I don’t need to buy them
Why do pinholes in paper act like lenses capable of focusing the sun?
Even there is not soil but its seeing a lot of earthworms.
Plenty of Guesses, which ever turns into science
Olivia has such a semi-nerd bubbly attitude and I love it
When i was a kid , in India most kids and some grownups too, believed that they come out to get cut and split buy getting on the roads, so that they can split and you know become two ,or three like picolo from a single body. So kids used to intentionally cut and break live worms, i never did that but was somewhat disgusted by that.
Follow-up question: why don't birds eat the worms off the pavement? I've seen plenty of birds pulling worms out of the soil after a rainfall, but never once have a noticed one picking up the stranded worms on pavement. And this is Wales, so there's plenty of rainy days to observe.
Could y'all stop disliking just 'cuz you don't like this lady like???? what the hell, are you children? oh my god. She's perfectly fine, jesus.
ikr? trust the damn showmakers to pick good hosts
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I thought the point of the rating was to show if you like the video and she ruins it
The way you typed your comment makes you sound like a child tbh
Okay McDonald Trumpepe, I sure can take your response super seriously. If you really dislike that woman enough to feel personally victimized by my general comment @people that disliked, I don't know what to tell you. Did I ever address you personally? Did I call you, in specific, a child? Your personal jab at me speaks a little more than what I wrote. Also, seriously, I can't think of you as an adult with that icon and name, jesus you memelord.
Creator's mercy , this way birds find food for their babies and many other animals.
Perfect !!! It is raining heavy in my town and today I founded 4 to 5 red earthworms in a narrow stream of water for my compost. 🖐
Founded? OMG 😳 try found next time.
in the northeast, there are worms that are usually dubbed "night crawlers" and they expose themselves at night, more so in the rain, however these worms rarely FULLY exit their tunnels, leaving themselves anchored to SLURP back in, fast as can be. which would indicate they are not avoiding moles, but doing something else.
Northeast? Of which place? Asking casually nothing personal.
@@Barnil_JN Oh! no worries, I meant the north eastern region of America, New England and probably surrounding states as well.
hah. my original comment is five years old.
@@TizonaAmanthia oh! Thanks for clearing the doubt. If you don't mind, tell me what it's there! The wind, the soil, farms...
@@TizonaAmanthia haha so what it's like watching your '5-year younger' self?
Oh yeah, as a kid I used to go with my father to the local park at night with a flashlight and catch "nightcrawlers" (for bait when going fishing) that came out after a rain...never thought much about why, but assumed it had to do with the upper few layers being inundated with water from the rains...
Why do so many more people talk while making their hands dance now than they used too? When I talk to someone, I never move my head and shoulders all around like this. I think it is something to get people to focus on more. It's weird to me and I've been noticing more but I don't do that.
To people who complain about those criticising the host, that's why these rating and commenting systems exist. And it's not just a hate train. There is genuine dislike of certain traits that people hope will get changed. Some like it, some don't and these commenting and rating systems are to express that statistic.
Edit: also, here is an analogy to describe the negative feedback. If you have a movie with fantastic writing, amazing visuals, and moving music, but have a sub par actor or one with a vocal tick that doesn't match the nature of the film, people would be displeased and cite the actor as the issue with the film. This is what people are doing. I understand some may be okay with or used to it but it is clear that a lot aren't. They're legitimate discussions and vocalizations on the professionalism of the host. Now that being said, I think now she isn't too bad. Compared to when she first came on, she has been improving stellarly. She removed most of the weird inflections, dresses more professionally, and comes off more professional overall as a host.
I have seen this before in the PBS channel Wild Kratts about earthworms, they said it was because they can, without being burned by the sun and they can breath under water
hope you at scishow can watch the episode and see how they explained earthworms
i like this lady she eats guitar distortion for breakfast and in the end of sentences you can hear this effect...
but she is very nice and i like her performance in this way.
thanks for great vids...
I always just thought that since the soil is softer after it rains it's easier for them to surface and burrow at will...
I always thought it wasn't intentional. They just meandered around, and since it's moist underground, they didn't realize they were surfacing xD