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Can wildlife adapt to climate change? - Erin Eastwood
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
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With rising temperatures and seas, massive droughts, and changing landscapes, successfully adapting to climate change is increasingly important. For humans, this can mean using technology to find solutions. But for some plants and animals, adapting to these changes involves the most ancient solution of all: evolution. Erin Eastwood explains how animals are adapting to climate change.
Lesson by Erin Eastwood, animation by TOTEM Studio.
Humans are extraordinarily talented at messing things up.
I Agree They Are Just Messing Up The Environment
Humans are not good at messing things up.
Let's start by exterminating human haters like you
@@starsfalldown1234567 well no hes got a point. I mean what good have people done? other than kill each other in pointless wars and damage the environment
@@Kirrori_ we are 😭😭😭
poor turtle, it just wanted to fly like pigs
Doo doo doo du du doo!
Patrick Roelant I never new cinder was actually Patrick
Well, when pigs fly, turtles flies, too. What's the differences anyway? LOL
Lol
Yea but pigs cant fly
The Republican animals aren't affected
+Ted LeMoine they have built a wall around themselves
+pramitbanerjee #MakeAnimalKingdomGreatAgain
Lol thats fucking hilarious
And they have made the Democratic plants pay for it.
+pramitbanerjee And the animals will pay for that wall.
I've always wished we could know just how diverse were the lifeforms before the Permian Extinction. Ninety-six percent of species are thought to have been wiped out.
It's an underrated time period.
actually it was 70% percent of land animals and 90% of all life in the ocean
His voice is so crisp that I want to eat it.
Not creepy at all... XD but I totally agree.
+Polly Smith :|
What's his name?
He's called Addison Anderson
Erin Eastwood
4:26 Kurzgesagt Indeed
That why I feel so familiar watching this video
+Ben Lee haha. yea!
+Topaz Rindu Nabiyallah I knew those clouds looked familiar!
+Topaz Rindu Nabiyallah *In The Nutshell.
It's kind of amazing that we have the ability to impact our environment in such ways, whether good or bad.
Even crazier that a bunch of monkeys with opposable things have been able to do all this. Humans are amazing.
It's amazing enough to have life at the first place. As far as I know there are way more factors than temperature, star, size, atmosphere. We don't even know why single cells wanted to come together to form multi cellular organisms. And why did a bunch of dead matter react in such way to experience things like time anyway? We might never know but it's truly astonishing how much we do.
@@businessmanbrute2211One word: God
No matter how much light comes to the situation, people seem to convert to their old cheap habits of living. The change will never happen until there is a dangerous fire lit behind us. Right now people see it as a distant fire, to be dealt with later/ future. Why is it up to future us to deal with it? What the world is experiencing is a major form of procrastination because it's too "hard" or too "expensive".
beautiful graphics
love u too
+Tthecool Jose Cof Cof Kurzgesagt Cof Cof
+sabrina bayonet - They are very similar if not done by a channel called "In A Nutshell", you should go and watch their videos.
InfinteGaming101 kurzgesagt, yeah i love them
That mosquito sound makes me cringe
+Jimin Kim omg zaynn
Yea
i was looking for this comment hahaha
How many of you are here watching this video cuz ur teacher told u too.
Omg, that buzzing noise was horrible. Please don't put that in next time, it districts do me from the video and was extremely annoying.
The last scene is almost exactly like in-a-nutshell's intro
*old intro
Ah, the peppered moth. I remember that example from Biology class.
+DrGrukar McNinjaSixthGun It's always that one, isn't it?
Are they still good examples to demonstrate natural selection? Ted seems to imply they're not when they said they're plastic or nonheritable changes.
Some traits in the video might have been nonheritable, but the Peppered moth's change is due to the frequency of colour alleles changing because of the industrial revolution (so called industrial melanism), so that one is clearly a sign of evolution and natural selection.
Camilla Nilsson I guess insects are faster to adapt.
+DrGrukar McNinjaSixthGun I believe the peppered moth was shown at 0:43
The mosquito sound made me slap my laptop. I swear the muscle reaction was involuntary.
The long and the short answer to the question is: Some of them will, and some of them won't, and evolution will continue, as it always has. It's just that the human caused selective pressure, is a bit odd, but from an evolutionary standpoint, it's really no different than any other catastrophe.
Every time watching TED-Ed's videos, I admire the engineers who make the lively animation
Who knew a sea turtle’s early days would be so hard.
In a nutshell.
true....even i got the same thought...
I had to watch this for school but I like animation so: ✨👄✨
same lol
The animation is really good.
+TheCheungDan
It is well done, but bad, as it is deceptive.
*****
I know, but it's not done by them.
I had to watch this for a science thing but all I could focus on was his voice lol.
His voice is like idek how to explain it, it's just so perfect and clean.
Can you do more riddles? I really like them. please
Extinctions ARE animals adapting. In a massive climate change, a whole lot of ecological niches are vacated, and then they are filled with other species, and then those species change rapidly due to only competing against themselves, driving evolution.
So, even though a lot of people will see extinctions as a bad thing, which it is, it also is as good thing for the few species that will survive.
It's a bad thing. It decreases diversity and makes the remaining animals more and more susceptible to extinction. If you don't take the death part into account, the destruction of ecosystems also has adverse affects on humans too. It can also take thousands of years for new animals to reoccupy a niche.
Francesco Tondo The title of the video is can they adapt, and I was adding to that. Whether it be good for us doesn't matter when I am talking about the entire ecosystem of planet Earth as a whole. Nothing short of the entire Earth being vaporized would make it so nothing could adapt.
"It decreases diversity and makes the remaining animals more and more susceptible to extinction."
In the short term, yeah, but in the long term, millions of years, diversity goes right back up again.
+cortster12 It's called we are causing a sixth mass extinction that never needed to happen in the first place, and the biodiversity of all species of animals benefits us in some way. If we keep polluting and causing habitat loss for animals, then not only is the planet screwed, but the human race itself. Sure it is good for the 1% of species that survive, but is it really worth doing nothing about climate change and causing a sixth mass extinction which is in our power to stop? Very few species in the premodern era went extinct comparatively to now. The sad thing though is only when a keystone species goes extinct will we see the true importance of it being there.
@@francescotondo2047 bruh extinctions happened before so your point
Who else is here cause of online learning.
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Meee. We are asked to write a summary 😂
4:26 looks to much like kurzgesagts intro to be a coincidence
If you listen very closely at around and shortly after 3:00, you can hear clapping in the background
Thank you so much for the wonderful videos, can you please take my request into consideration? I would love for your team to make a video on *"The Effects of Racism"* I think many people can benefit from this video and you can go about it in many different ways. Thank you.
+The Anonymous Sexual Redditor wat?
+AmBeRaZaNu there is one already. Not ted-ed but ted talk. pretty interesting convinced me to quit porn honestly
0:54 Ah yes, the three different branches of life. Plant, animal, and insect
Thnx so much, amazing
I could find a topic to do a biology research paper on and you just saved my school year!
Alek Nenov wouldn't say this any other time, but the video is super relevant. We should be working towards saving ourselves and this planet. Not our public school grades, because if you were really being taught something, you'd already know everything in this video
2:54 to 3:17 I am hearing some one talking in background and then later walking in stairs
Are you sure about that statement that phenotypic plasticity responses can not be inherited? West-Eberhard, Pfennig, Levis, Sonia Sulta, Skúli Skúlason, Fusco & Minelli, Agrawal, and Emily Standen are a few names that come to mind that have published peer-reviewed research articles that would argue against that statement.
Beautiful animation! Work of art, as always, Ted-Ed (: Thank you for your videos!
Extinction is natural, and gives raise to new species. If it wasn't for extinctions, we wouldn't be here.
mass extiction are a different issue
Well... If it weren't for us, lots of other animals would be here like Titanoboa... And the big bird in New Zealand that went extinct. The mammoths, were doomed. The dinosaurs were doomed.. The Dire wolf and the Smilodon were doomed as well. But think about all the other animals that humans killed... Soon, tigers are gone because of us. Soon, elephants are gone.. Because of us.. Soon, Amazon rainforest is gone because of us...
Eve Hello :D All that says, is that those animals were doomed too. We are the asteroid. At least we are trying to save some of them, with varying degrees of success.
Skinnymarks Massive extinction has each time given raise to a new, and greater diversity of life after it.
Naturally bunch bag, with ever greater diversity, and unless we manage to actually destroy the planet (which is was it happening, we are only "destroying it" in terms of our own survivability. To destroy the planet, we'd have to turn it into Venus or something like that), which we won't, life and the planet will be fine.
Like George Carlin said: "The planet will be fine... The PEOPLE are fucked"
***** well, it still takes a couple millions of years to recover the biodiversity.
That statement about we having to help is quite interesting
4:00 what about Australia
This is one of my FAVORITE Ted Ed videos ever! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
His voice is just so perfect omgg
so is ur hair
Rlly good video , was told to watch for homework and actually enjoyed it !!
I feel like this video made the situation sound less detrimental than it really is... Still interesting though.
Where is the source of this statement?
"The scientists of the UN Environment Programme estimate that 150-200 species of ...."
I couldn't find it at that group's website.
Thank you for posting this about animals. I will post this on my Endangered Animal blog. Thank you!
Nuuuuu don't kill the cute white owls T_T
+Jake Roosenbloom XD omg
Combinemon than let's stop the crazy republicans
no one's killing them, their species is just changing to adapt to our mess. if they all stayed white then the whole species would be dead.
the snowy owls are still white
Hey guys, the video mentions about snapping turtles and that it has adapted to climate.. anyone know where I can get some further reading on this? a quick google search is turning out to be fruitless
The battle is not over, and shall never be!
Does the Arctic Fox adapt to climate change or does it just change pigments between seasonal conditions?
I have a question. Why does your leg/arm hurt when you sit or lay on it for a long time?
+Dogs are the best 1664 Because you block blood circulation and when you stand up, therefore allowing the blood to flow freely again, you get that tingling sensation.
I thought it was the nerves getting blocked and all or something. That's why you feel nothing because it doesn't reach the brain. Idk, but I think it's something like that.
I admire the art style in this video!! Very stylized infographic art especially the world map
Yes, Polar Bears have been doing it for a long time, they're mating with Grizzly's to produce Prizzly's.
Awwsome video,
Let's Conserve the Extinct in Wild, but Found in captivity Animals and Plants, They need our help more than any other species.
4:00 Where's the UK?
This is probably American, I don't think it was one of their priorities
Was that kurtsgesagt at the end?
+ShinobiMantis Im pretty sure they were the whole thing.
+ShinobiMantis sorry to be te ONE, but it's kurzgesagt :D
+Katrin S Well, yeah. I mean, I guess if you put it in a nutshell like that...
Is the evolution of the tawny owl an example of the Red Queen Hypothesis?
this is very helpful for my bio class thank you.
I know this isn't very important but why, whenever Americans draw simplified maps, do they just removed the U.K? I noticed that Japan was on the map, albeit in a totally different shape, but why not the U.K it's very strange
야생동물이 기후변화에 적응할 수 있는지 배워보는 시간이 되었습니다. 생각보다 빠르게 진화하여 환경에 적응해가는 야생동물이 멋있어 보였습니다. 진화는 야생동물이 하는것이 아닌 운으로 되는것 뿐이라도 말이죠. 정말 재미있는 시간이 되었습니다. 감사합니다. 언제나 응원합니다.
What
I like how the one example they delved into, the Tawny Owl, isn't evolution or adaptation.
WY do you take adaptation examples to talk about evolution?
Will we human evolve or push things back like it used to be?
it's kind of funny when people don't believe in a evolution , like look at all the dog breads we have now. we bread new ones all the time. that's basic evolution right there. and how viruses and bacteria change like the new ones that are starting to be antibiotic resistant. we create ourselves from the environment around us and choosing who we fucked , and natural selection of course. sad thing is no lions to eat the stupid people and too good Heath care . well in first world country's I guess. prob in some places its survival of the fittest.
Long answer: In a certain way, nature will find its course and that cannot be determined
Short answer: No
I love it! but the sound of the mosquito in ANNOYING ^^
One thing is with climate change, it is not just getting hot and hotter the fact that a lot of cold records have also been documented and broken.
But your points do still stand.
Saying climate change and meaning global heating is totally different things .
Look at all the Info and Facts not just ones that stand by your points. Look at the Big Picture with all the info if not we are heading for the same Problems. Those that don't learn form history are doomed to repeat It.
Developed nations r directly hitting the biodiversity and indirectly blaming the developing nations for it.
Wish all the animals can survive... Hoping for a positive change.
They’ve been doing it for millions of years. And human beings too!
Looks like "In a Nutshell" animation :D
Sadness me how little we are doing.
But isn't this adaptation of a species to it's surroundings?
They still don't change from one kind to another.
+AntiMessiah Evolution isn't about one thing becoming something completely different.
they fucked they had babies each with its own genetics.is it really that hard to understand?
Evolution is adaptation.
So humans are the villains AND the heroes.
Varoon But "humans" are a lot of people. So some of them can be villain and some of them can be hero.
Being superior doesn't make humans villainous. That's like me calling besrs evil for eating deer.
Crono Being superior no, and I didn't say that. But change the environment faster than most species can adapt...
Rodrigo Appendino I have no idea what "superopr" means.
Also, most humans have no intention on changing the environment.
Crono Superior.
Most humans have no intension, but others do. And others try to save it.
That's why I think humans are villains AND heroes.
does this video have any biases?
Akira Chan
self preservation
Environmental preservation
Global preservation
If you like living, or appreciating what life has and can become, then like this video
The image of the planet at the end was like... KURZ-GE-SAGT! ♪♫
Umm...what about us?
why are so many people trying so hard to pick a fight in the comments
Grammar Jew XD lmfao
your videos are great but please stop putting the sound of mosquitoes in them.
This video is one of the greatest examples that adaptation is often times confused w evolution. All wildlife changes to adjust to its surroundings. Changing into a completely different thing, however, is completely unfounded.
that makes no sense how could an animal change but not change
thoughts on this 4 years later
Is this the hottest period on record? Thermometer and satelite readings only go back a few decades, not a basis for establishing long term trends or anomalies. The geological record demonstrates that the global temperature was at least double that of today's, and life was thriving. In fact, we live in an interglacial ice age: the Holocene. The current interglacial period is older than other similar periods. If there is a trend we are due for more cooling.
20th century rates of warming:
1910-1940 - 0.5° per 30 yrs
1940 to 1980 there was cooling
1980-2000 - 0.4° per 30 yrs (lower rate)
Previous rates were much higher:
1326 bc global warming rate: 1.4° per century
6440 bc global warming rate: 1.9° per century
9620 bc global warming rate 100° per century. This is the start of the Holocene interglacial. The rate was more than 111x that of late 20th century rate.
1817 bc 50° per century
Medieval Warm Period
1100's to 1300's
The MGWP was 0.25° warmer than today
Vikings grew crops in Greenland and had settlements on the coast of northern of Canada.
sqids could just use dna coding to adapt instead of waiting for evolution
Great video - thanks.
this makes me sad. how did we get here? how could we let this happen? it all feel so worthless, helpless, hopeless.
Well, they better get busy changing, because here we go again!
where is monke?
how credible or accurate are the sources?
Yes
4:26 Did someone remembered Kurzgesagt channel
ruclips.net/user/Kurzgesagt
i dont understand how people can say adaptation exist but evolution doesnt like what does the animal magically lose all its adaptation after a while and go back to how it was before the adaptation? thats honestly the stupidest thing i have ever heared that is so transparently "there is tons of proof for that thing but i have been brainwashed into thinking something else and dont want to seem stupid but also want to keep believing this thing that is wrong" seriously
hi
In a hundred years we gonna have radioactive lava spewing owls
I’m watching this video for a project.
Those clouds though....
Hearing the mosquito sound made me itch all over
Oh good grief. I don't need to watch this video to answer that question with absolute certainty. The climate has changed countless times in the past, VASTLY more than even the worst prognostications of the doomsayers, and every time it did, wildlife continued. Yes, some species died out and others sprang up that were more adapted to the new climate. This is how nature works.
You may deny it, but the 196 powers of the world have.
+Peter Cohen But we are accelerating it so fast that millions upon millions of animals are dying. We are creating the sixth great extinction. You are also forgetting that if enough species die out, humans will most certainly go with them.
+Bill Smith I would first off note that wildlife adapted to five previous 'great extinctions', or there would be no wildlife around for this one. That said, this current one will not likely turn out to be a great extinction simply because it is going to be very short lived relatively speaking. The problems that are resulting in it are very short lived and will likely be past us within just a few decades. For instance the only reason we are not using fully renewable energy sources right now is because they are more expensive than fossil fuels. Give it a couple more decades as the technologies for alternate energy matures, getting both better and cheaper, while increasing demand and dwindling supply of fossil fuels increases the cost of those, and within a very short time span, no one in their right mind will be burning expensive fossil fuels when they could be using much cheaper solar and such.
Peter Cohen and we are in the beginning of the 6 mass extiction. this climate change event we go extinct. Doesn't matter what you say.
I, the almighty Biggie Cheese, approve this video.
Aww poor Koopa Troopa...
Also same for the African Elephant. Because of poachers hunting them for their ivory, the one's without tusks are on the rise.
4:26 That looks alot like the Kurzgesagt logo
0:26 Me marie 👍
1:00 aren't insects animals?
It sounds like these animals are use to a weather cycle.
This is natural selection, not evolution. The traits described didn't come about as a result of the environment, they were already there. The environment just provided a selective advantage to specific traits.
Yup, natural selection is a method by which evolution occurs.
Great animation.