@@StonedtotheBones13 Oh cool. Did you watch the 2024 build off video? I also subscribe to most of the people that were doing the building, they also have such great reptile channels and content.
Bring selfaware would mean that he notices interrupting his co-host all the time ,after HE asked her anquestion, with utter nonsense ("funny" commentaries"). hank, what happened? are you trying to flirt or why we're you sabotaging your own show?
@@levnzt6949 Most of the "interruption" I'm picking up in here is either chiming in with little "I am listening" noises (it's a communication style, how polite it is varies wildly based on culture) or "I have a fact I can contribute here." The 1st one is... whatever. Some communication styles will actually drag to a halt if those little "I am listening" noises aren't there. I see how the second one could be annoying, and it's definitely something I've had to sort of unlearn in my private life (as I have been told by mutual friends I have a tendency to talk over people, and it bothers some of the quieter people in my social circles who did not grow up in a house where interrupting is the only way to get a word in edge wise), but he never takes OVER the conversation, it's always on topic, and it's a conversation rather than a lecture. SciShow in general has a more conversational style than other educational RUclips channels. If that's not for you, that's fair, but I feel like you're mischaracterizing him a little here.
I need more of "one neurodivergent guy and one scientist exchanging cool facts for 15 minutes straight". Straight into my veins please. I love scishow, always have and probably always will, but the sheer excitement and unabashed joy I felt watching this video of two nerds nerding out and exchanging cool facts was very reminiscent of how I felt as a young teenager who had just begun understanding english getting all excited and binging through early scishow almost 15 years ago.
@@vlogbrothersI feel like I've missed out! I've never even seen a fish shirt in the shops!! Well, except for t-shirts but I want a cool shirt shirt with a collar - something I could wear to the office 😂
You got yourself a good scientist. Careful to word things so as not to misinform, and excited when presented with something now to her in her field. Not defensive, and no intellectual arrogance.
This was such a great episode! The back and forth between you two, the facts, the nerding out over new facts, you're just like the rest of us. Thanks Hank and Jaida and the entire SciShow team! Well done!! 💜
I think it's better, because of the visible, active host. But, both are great! A passionate expert answering questions that anyone could ask is quite enjoyable to me.
@@the_reconnaisant except for me obviously this gave me a sort of rush, opposite of relaxing. If hank were say a typical lay dude his attitude would be considered very problematic
Jaida Elcock is fantastic! She always has SO much info to impart, so I am over the moon that this partnership is happening. The people unfamiliar with her are truly in for a real treat!
Some additional stuff idk: Most greenland sharks are blind, but not for the reason you think - theres actually a type of parasitic copepod that is attached to most greenland sharks eyes, blinding them. Not too much of an issue since they live in relatively deep waters. Theres also a video floating around that might show whale sharks making noise but its very sus and theres a lot of discussion around its legitimacy The smallest shark is actually a lantern shark, the dwarf lantern shark with a max length of 20 cm (thanks octonauts for teaching me this when i was like 5) Fish noises can get very loud - one of the loudest is the Danionella Cererbrum which is only 12mm long, but makes noises up to 140 decibels*, which is roughly as loud as a gunshot or firework. The Plainfin Midshipman of San Fransisco can be heard from land quite regularly too *check the 4rth comment down for more info
One weird thing is those parasites typically infect one eye. They rarely find both eyes affected. (Which makes me wonder if losing both is reducing that population...? 🤔)
be careful comparing dB underwater with dB in air. They have a different pressure reference point (20 times lower in water). And even more important: water is almost incompressible -> a sound with the same pressure amplitude has much much less energy than in air. 140dB in water are as loud as 43dB in air - that's not very loud at all.
Further theory on that first one: it's theorized that the copepod acts as a lure, but I'm not sure if we have actual evidence of this. (This makes it slightly better for me in that at least the poor shark gets a maybe benefit?)
I’m currently the only person in the world making documentaries about Australia’s freshwater fish and the fish in Australia are particularly amazing and soo visually undocumented in the wild. This video was great I hope to see more fish videos on scishow!
Oceanian fish are absolutely stunning. Aquarium fish bred from there just look so much more interesting than the usual Amazonian/south Asia/great African lakes ones
I love your excitement and passion! You are lovely, Jaida! Keep sciencing! Women in Science for the win! My daughter wants to be a vet! I will be showing her ALL of your videos!
And they both bring their strengths, Jaida knows so much about fish and Hank knows a lot about teaching others so he is providing context where necessary.
This is one of the most fascinating SciShow episodes I've seen in a while. Also, Shark Scientist is such a cool title. Also also, I love how excited Jaida is when talking about all of this. Also also also, leafy sea dragons are SUPER cool.
I know it is usually not wise to comment before watching the video but Jaida’s shirt is just perfect ! 🤩🤩 Edit after : First I love the energy of your duo and your enthusiasm. And finally : bioluminescent sharks are real !!!!😀😀😀🤩
Love the energy in this video, its very engaging to have someone asking questions and being genuinely interested, and someone else explaining these things enthusiasticly
I do the same thing as Hank here, where I often obscure my mouth as a way of telling myself to not talk over someone despite my eagerness to state something.
Excitement cant be an excuse when you constantly interrupt someone, act like you have to work extra hard to listen to someone, how is that nice and respectful, even if you are excited it doesnt give you the right to act this way.
I had the question of “what is a fish” on a university exam. My answer, if I remember correctly was a long the line of : “ A craniate animal that usually has scales, gills, and a backbone. A fish usually spends most or all of its life in water.” I got a full marks for my response.
I love when Nerds just get to info dump at each other maybe not necessarily understanding what the other is saying but just being able to talk to each other about things that interest you both I do this all the time with my friends
Watching two people who genuinely love learning and teaching interact is so fun. I would absolutely love more videos like this. Hank learning feels so much like how i often get. I get excited to learn. So being able to see that in real time and with someone else just as excited to learn things and teach things is a blast!!
Love the respect Hank has for Jaida despite being extremely knowledgeable in his own right. Always deferring to the experts and trying to learn is exactly why he is where he is. Such a joy to see someone love learning.
I felt the opposite. Cutting her off constantly, speaking faster and faster, acting like it is har to listen to her for 5 seconds straight. If this wasnt his platform noone would let him act this way in any conversation.
I live in Queensland, Australia. In our local rivers we have a type of lung fish. If oxygen levels in the water are low, they can gulp air into their lungs as well as using their gills.
Funny thing is, you can’t really base if something’s a fish with the “breathes through gills, not by lungs” way. There are fish that have lungs, namely fish like gouramis and bettas, which are labyrinth fish. They have an organ called a labyrinth that essentially functions like a lung so they can breathe air. They have this cause they natively live in murky, muddy waters, such as puddles, which don’t have much oxygen dissolved in the water. They can survive out of water so long as they keep moist.
Wow! The level of honesty, both about the limits of own knowledge, and scientific evidence, and also the fact that things aren't always as simple as people want them to be, combined with a lot of [actual] knowledge, and understanding. And also that level of enthusiasm rarely shown by people who even has begun to understand how complicated a lot of things truly are.
This is a top episode for all the reasons others have mentioned. Feel like we'll see more of Jaida in the future. Certainly hope so. That clarity, humour and enthusiasm are a spot on mix.
The Red Drum is North Carolina's state fish. Its also pretty dang big. The drums are also in a family with a fish called the Atlantic croaker, and they make a grunting or drumming noise too. Then there's grunts 😂
On the fish make sounds point, I've kept sparkling gourami (Trichopsis pumilus) in my home office aquarium and they absolutely make a lot of sounds! Mostly croaking type noises.
It feels like I'm watching friends geek out. So fun. I really appreciated and enjoyed the conversational/Q&A style this episode had! I hope to see that format more
My understanding of why gills don't work in air is that they sort of clump together if they aren't floating suspended in water, like how wet hair clumps together, and this drastically lowers the surface area
This channel and Ze Frank are the two best nature channels on the internet. Scishow in not just nature topics but when they do a video about nature it is top notch.
I slightly wanted to know what a fish is really. But this video absolutely sucked me in! She is such a great presenter, with the mutual nerding out and also not being afraid to admit to not knowing things but wanting to find out. *Chef’s kiss*
This is such a cool video and I'm excited for the future of the channel. Jaida is so awesome :D I would love to see a video like this for each member of scishow, to explore everybody's different areas of expertise ❤
Oh my God. I love her enthusiasm. She just seems so excited to talk about her passion for fish.
I was just thinking the same thing.
Yeah I feel her enthusiasm. I have that for snakes, I love learning and talking snake stuff.
@@Hogstrictorsbig same. Enthusiasm in general is so great, but I def went on a snake discovery binge like yesterday
@@StonedtotheBones13 Oh cool. Did you watch the 2024 build off video? I also subscribe to most of the people that were doing the building, they also have such great reptile channels and content.
I love hearing happy science people when they're excited, it's really fun
"That sounded inauthentic--I am actually curious!"
Hank, the most self aware and genuine RUclipsr
That's probably Zefrank actually.
Bring selfaware would mean that he notices interrupting his co-host all the time ,after HE asked her anquestion, with utter nonsense ("funny" commentaries").
hank, what happened? are you trying to flirt or why we're you sabotaging your own show?
@@levnzt6949 Most of the "interruption" I'm picking up in here is either chiming in with little "I am listening" noises (it's a communication style, how polite it is varies wildly based on culture) or "I have a fact I can contribute here." The 1st one is... whatever. Some communication styles will actually drag to a halt if those little "I am listening" noises aren't there. I see how the second one could be annoying, and it's definitely something I've had to sort of unlearn in my private life (as I have been told by mutual friends I have a tendency to talk over people, and it bothers some of the quieter people in my social circles who did not grow up in a house where interrupting is the only way to get a word in edge wise), but he never takes OVER the conversation, it's always on topic, and it's a conversation rather than a lecture. SciShow in general has a more conversational style than other educational RUclips channels. If that's not for you, that's fair, but I feel like you're mischaracterizing him a little here.
I need more of "one neurodivergent guy and one scientist exchanging cool facts for 15 minutes straight". Straight into my veins please.
I love scishow, always have and probably always will, but the sheer excitement and unabashed joy I felt watching this video of two nerds nerding out and exchanging cool facts was very reminiscent of how I felt as a young teenager who had just begun understanding english getting all excited and binging through early scishow almost 15 years ago.
Haven't listened, but I was given the impression that this was basically "Scishow Tangents"
Jaida's shirt is glorious! 10/10
I was so mad I didn't wear my fish shirt...
@@vlogbrothersI feel like I've missed out! I've never even seen a fish shirt in the shops!! Well, except for t-shirts but I want a cool shirt shirt with a collar - something I could wear to the office 😂
And earrings!
Perfect for her
@@vlogbrothersJaida's shirt is giving aquarium screensaver vibes. Now I need to know what your fish shirt looks like.
You got yourself a good scientist. Careful to word things so as not to misinform, and excited when presented with something now to her in her field. Not defensive, and no intellectual arrogance.
BEST. GUEST. EVER. I want to talk about fish with her all day
Jaida!!!!!🎉🎉🎉 My Sofishtication buddy! Congratulations on the new job and what a wonderful episode! Bravo Jaida and Hank!
Jaida retains the child-like enthusiasm for knowledge. So charming. They have a great future in science education.
This was such a great episode! The back and forth between you two, the facts, the nerding out over new facts, you're just like the rest of us. Thanks Hank and Jaida and the entire SciShow team! Well done!! 💜
This is just like Wired, but more relaxed and somehow I think it’s so much cooler.
I think it's better, because of the visible, active host. But, both are great! A passionate expert answering questions that anyone could ask is quite enjoyable to me.
It’s so much more conversational.
How is this relaxing when he is constantly interrupting and talking fast and biting his lips and this and that?
@@saberridereren because you know nothing is scripted and everyone’s just having fun
@@the_reconnaisant except for me obviously this gave me a sort of rush, opposite of relaxing. If hank were say a typical lay dude his attitude would be considered very problematic
Jaida Elcock is fantastic! She always has SO much info to impart, so I am over the moon that this partnership is happening. The people unfamiliar with her are truly in for a real treat!
Some additional stuff idk:
Most greenland sharks are blind, but not for the reason you think - theres actually a type of parasitic copepod that is attached to most greenland sharks eyes, blinding them. Not too much of an issue since they live in relatively deep waters.
Theres also a video floating around that might show whale sharks making noise but its very sus and theres a lot of discussion around its legitimacy
The smallest shark is actually a lantern shark, the dwarf lantern shark with a max length of 20 cm (thanks octonauts for teaching me this when i was like 5)
Fish noises can get very loud - one of the loudest is the Danionella Cererbrum which is only 12mm long, but makes noises up to 140 decibels*, which is roughly as loud as a gunshot or firework. The Plainfin Midshipman of San Fransisco can be heard from land quite regularly too
*check the 4rth comment down for more info
One weird thing is those parasites typically infect one eye. They rarely find both eyes affected.
(Which makes me wonder if losing both is reducing that population...? 🤔)
Hate that first one!!! Hate that So Much (/jk)
I knew Greenland sharks were often blind, but I assumed it was cataracts because they're so damn old 😂
be careful comparing dB underwater with dB in air. They have a different pressure reference point (20 times lower in water). And even more important: water is almost incompressible -> a sound with the same pressure amplitude has much much less energy than in air.
140dB in water are as loud as 43dB in air - that's not very loud at all.
Further theory on that first one: it's theorized that the copepod acts as a lure, but I'm not sure if we have actual evidence of this. (This makes it slightly better for me in that at least the poor shark gets a maybe benefit?)
Jaida lights up the world, even without bioluminescence (except in the infra-red). What a gem of a person to find for Sci-Show!
I’m currently the only person in the world making documentaries about Australia’s freshwater fish and the fish in Australia are particularly amazing and soo visually undocumented in the wild.
This video was great I hope to see more fish videos on scishow!
Oceanian fish are absolutely stunning. Aquarium fish bred from there just look so much more interesting than the usual Amazonian/south Asia/great African lakes ones
I love your excitement and passion! You are lovely, Jaida! Keep sciencing! Women in Science for the win! My daughter wants to be a vet! I will be showing her ALL of your videos!
This was fun and Jaida has *great* energy! A hearty welcome!!!!!
The enthusiasm from both is amazing. I love them dropping cool aquatic facts on each other and their reactions
the quality of scishow videos has really gone up this year :)
The team is killin' it!!
Entertainment value maybe but content quality has always been great 😊
Loving the collab! I can see that you both have a passion for the subject matter. I enjoyed natural conversation flow between the two of you!
And they both bring their strengths, Jaida knows so much about fish and Hank knows a lot about teaching others so he is providing context where necessary.
Jaida and Hank feeding off each other's chaotic nerd energy is such a wholesome thing to see.
This is one of the most fascinating SciShow episodes I've seen in a while. Also, Shark Scientist is such a cool title. Also also, I love how excited Jaida is when talking about all of this. Also also also, leafy sea dragons are SUPER cool.
I wanna see more nerding out episodes, this is awesome!
I know it is usually not wise to comment before watching the video but Jaida’s shirt is just perfect ! 🤩🤩
Edit after :
First I love the energy of your duo and your enthusiasm.
And finally : bioluminescent sharks are real !!!!😀😀😀🤩
Love the energy in this video, its very engaging to have someone asking questions and being genuinely interested, and someone else explaining these things enthusiasticly
I’ve followed Jaida for sometime on TikTok and Instagram. I’m elated to see her on here!
I do the same thing as Hank here, where I often obscure my mouth as a way of telling myself to not talk over someone despite my eagerness to state something.
The way he kept cutting her off was a bit annoying.
@@respectfulgamer7232 I agree, but you can tell it's because of excitement rather than any arrogance.
Excitement cant be an excuse when you constantly interrupt someone, act like you have to work extra hard to listen to someone, how is that nice and respectful, even if you are excited it doesnt give you the right to act this way.
imo this was either his nd, because that’s what mine is like, or he was high, because that’s what I’m like. This was not steady state Hank.
I had the question of “what is a fish” on a university exam. My answer, if I remember correctly was a long the line of : “ A craniate animal that usually has scales, gills, and a backbone. A fish usually spends most or all of its life in water.” I got a full marks for my response.
And moves in an undulating manner.
I'd say 'a vertebrate that never left the water.'
@@MySerpentine most of them because there are fish that left the water, some even do it for a considerable amount of time
@@jaimeleiva4865 Evolutionarily, I mean.
I love when Nerds just get to info dump at each other maybe not necessarily understanding what the other is saying but just being able to talk to each other about things that interest you both I do this all the time with my friends
Watching two people who genuinely love learning and teaching interact is so fun. I would absolutely love more videos like this. Hank learning feels so much like how i often get. I get excited to learn. So being able to see that in real time and with someone else just as excited to learn things and teach things is a blast!!
I love Jaida! One of my favorite science communicators. Great job sci-show… and Jaida.
Love the respect Hank has for Jaida despite being extremely knowledgeable in his own right. Always deferring to the experts and trying to learn is exactly why he is where he is. Such a joy to see someone love learning.
I felt the opposite. Cutting her off constantly, speaking faster and faster, acting like it is har to listen to her for 5 seconds straight. If this wasnt his platform noone would let him act this way in any conversation.
Wow, Jaida seems like the coolest, most fun person! What a great ambassador for science!
Yay for Complexly and SciShow for introducing us to Jaida! I've already started following her for her enthusiasm and her crazy mad fish facts!!
i love this duo. both are amazing hosts
I live in Queensland, Australia. In our local rivers we have a type of lung fish. If oxygen levels in the water are low, they can gulp air into their lungs as well as using their gills.
Jaida's so cool :D Really looking forward to her SciShow episodes
Welcome Jaida! You're amazing and I'm so excited for you to be here for the next 10 weeks!!!
Jaida is awesome, I'm so excited to see her episodes! Although it's weird seeing her not on a green screen 😅
I'm so excited for this new SciShow program! Jada is already so so cool and knowledgeable.
Funny thing is, you can’t really base if something’s a fish with the “breathes through gills, not by lungs” way. There are fish that have lungs, namely fish like gouramis and bettas, which are labyrinth fish. They have an organ called a labyrinth that essentially functions like a lung so they can breathe air. They have this cause they natively live in murky, muddy waters, such as puddles, which don’t have much oxygen dissolved in the water. They can survive out of water so long as they keep moist.
She has amazing presence! Hope to see her again soon, maybe even with a discovery or two under her belt!
the two of you make a great show
Wow! The level of honesty, both about the limits of own knowledge, and scientific evidence, and also the fact that things aren't always as simple as people want them to be, combined with a lot of [actual] knowledge, and understanding. And also that level of enthusiasm rarely shown by people who even has begun to understand how complicated a lot of things truly are.
Much love to Jaida. She loves her career and shares its knowledge well.
Interrupting is not very demure Hank 💅 but I’m VERY excited & looking forward to seeing Jaida host SciShow 🥹❤️
I love the idea of SciShow residents! Great opportunity to focus on niche areas, with people who know the most about those specific areas.
This is a top episode for all the reasons others have mentioned.
Feel like we'll see more of Jaida in the future. Certainly hope so. That clarity, humour and enthusiasm are a spot on mix.
Jaida has a number of videos out, my favorite is her BBC video about superpowers sharks.
The Red Drum is North Carolina's state fish. Its also pretty dang big. The drums are also in a family with a fish called the Atlantic croaker, and they make a grunting or drumming noise too. Then there's grunts 😂
On the fish make sounds point, I've kept sparkling gourami (Trichopsis pumilus) in my home office aquarium and they absolutely make a lot of sounds! Mostly croaking type noises.
This is delightful! Taking joy in facts about fish!
Love the laid back banter between these 2!
Just living for this chat. And SciShow in general. Please, keep bringing in the new gen, so this can keep on keeping on forever.
Thank you for your service Jaida
I love her! She's SO awesome. Will be watching all of her episodes.
I love the synergy between you two.
Energy! Watching Hank geek out made my heart smile ❤Jaida BGM ❤
It feels like I'm watching friends geek out. So fun. I really appreciated and enjoyed the conversational/Q&A style this episode had! I hope to see that format more
The fact sofishitcation was available to take is amazing
Such wholesome excitement. Would watch hours of this
Wow, Jaida’s love for all things fish is so contagious! I’m so charmed, thank you both for this fishy topic! (Moar plz?)
OMG Jaida you're freaking awesome!!! Welcome welcome welcome to the channel!!!
My understanding of why gills don't work in air is that they sort of clump together if they aren't floating suspended in water, like how wet hair clumps together, and this drastically lowers the surface area
Sci-show effortlessly slides into mentoring! Welcome Jaida, I am exited to learn more! 😊
This was awesome. More please
Oh my word, loved you both just geeking out together! Infectious!
So much natural enthusiasm from both Hank and Jaida, adorable and refreshing. Y'all seem like you just found your new best friend.
This is so fun. I would love to watch more of these conversation style episodes.
At 6:18 I am pausing to predict that "fish singing" will be very off key because you can't tune a fish.
Bravo! I sea wet ya did there!
Dad jokes 😂👍 do singing fish live in a choral reef?
Love watching Jaida. The best upcoming scientist around.
Jaida, welcome! You nailed it right out of the gate! I look forward to more videos with you!!
ummmm, I love her. And I love fish facts. More, please!!
I love this! I hope we'll see more conversational videos like this with experts in front of the camera alongside a host.
THIS WAS GREAT. MORE EPISODES LIKE THIS, PLEASE!
So excited for the shark knowledge!! Welcome, Jaida, your style is immaculate and I can't wait to watch more of you 🎉
Excited to learn from you Jaida!!
this suddenly reminds me of scishow quiz show, which i greatly miss
She's very good! Infectious enthusiasm.
I love her enthusiasm and humor. give her a show.
Yes! Go Jaida!!! I am stoked!!!!
I love science ❤🎉
As the podcast taught us... There's No Such Thing As a Fish!
Jadia is smart, articulate, and SO enthusiastic! Can't wait to see her vids on SciShow!
Super job Jaida. Hope to see more videos with Jaida in them!
Awesome co-host!
This is such a fun format with such an incredible duo!
Love the passionate nerd energy throughout all of this.
This is great, I could watch this for hours!
This channel and Ze Frank are the two best nature channels on the internet. Scishow in not just nature topics but when they do a video about nature it is top notch.
Jaida! Love seeing her and the memories it brings up of the Dino 101 days.
Bring jaida back shes fun. Love the enthusiasm.
LOOOOOOOOOOVE Jaida!! ❤❤
I slightly wanted to know what a fish is really. But this video absolutely sucked me in! She is such a great presenter, with the mutual nerding out and also not being afraid to admit to not knowing things but wanting to find out. *Chef’s kiss*
This was such an amazing back and forth of learning and teaching and enthusiasm!!!
Such a delightful episode it made me want to learn more about fish with your enthusiasm
This is such a cool video and I'm excited for the future of the channel. Jaida is so awesome :D I would love to see a video like this for each member of scishow, to explore everybody's different areas of expertise ❤
i’m so excited to sea the rest of Jaida’s videos! i think the scishow residency is so cool, i can’t wait to see who else you work with!
Loved this, and super LOVED Jaida! Fab energy, fab shirt, fab all around.
“I didn’t know there was a drumfish.” Intellectually honest people say “huh, I don’t know, let’s find out.” Love her. ❤
I love these interviews / hangouts! You should definitely do more of them, both with Jaida and with other cool enthusiastic scientists!
This video (and guest!) was a delight. Would love to see more along this line!
❤❤❤❤❤ one of my most favorite videos! I love the way this video moved along and it was very interesting. Thank you!