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Phylum Mollusca Part 3: Class Bivalvia (Clams, Oysters, Mussels, etc.)
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2023
- With gastropods covered, let's move to our next class within phylum Mollusca, the bivalves. These include clams, oysters, mussels, scallops, and shipworms. What are these organisms all about? What can we say about bivalve aquaculture? And those pearls that certain species create? Let's find out!
Script by Ryan Helcoski
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I love that we're putting mussels to work, that's so funny to me. Look at it! 3:14 It looks like it's wearing a silly hat, but that's just its work uniform, lol.
My 6 year old enjoyed this, even though much of the technical language went over her head, she still got the gist.
This was one of the most fascinating in your series Dave. I had no idea that they had sensate organs like eyes. Makes me want to listen to that Ween album again.
Man your channel is worth billions ❤ I don't know how we all can thank you enough for teaching about basically all the real fields.
3:52 Shelder and Cloyster cameo
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Thank you dave for all you do on here the comtent is helpful and important
You just forgot one thing about bivalves: They are delicious
Thanks again, Dave. Love me some bivalves.
the water quality testing mussels are my absolute favourite thing
Awesome educational video once more - please keep them coming - you’re brilliant!!!
Just ate mussels tonight! I should have watched this first so my family could endure all these amazing facts.
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Great information!
3:12 this is genius 😂
Pretty cool.
my favorite series! thanks!
"Are released after they serve their time..." 😅 I hope they get rehabilitation on the outside.
I was waiting for this episode for so long! Let's go shipworms!
Clarification, I know they cause damage to infrastructure, but I find their evolutionary adaptation to surviving on drift wood so fascinating.
Ohhh thank Goddddd it came on timeeeee!!!! I was waiting for it
Have you ever heard of IMbeggar? He’s a catholic that in my opinion makes really good videos. There’s this one video titled “do god and science contradict each other?” And I was wondering if you can do one of those reaction-style videos like you did with iamlucid on it. It has some very challenging questions and I was hoping you’d help answer them maybe
Now i want to become a clam farmer
Salute sir keep informing us, we appreciate.
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In a previous video, you mentioned that Blade Runner was one of your favorite movies. What are some of your other favorites?
2001: A Space Odyssey is my all time favorite. Plus lots of other Kubrick. Amadeus. Wes Anderson movies. So many that it's hard to think of!
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When you say "raised humanely"....what does that mean when referring to a non-sentient animal? At least I was under the impression that bivalves were not sentient. I would have thought the term 'humanely raised' is reserved for animals who can suffer/feel pain to some degree.
Yeah, I’m interested in that too. My guess is that already being adapted to living in the confines of a shell and having only a rudimentary nervous system makes them difficult to abuse. I’m trying to eat less meat but I actually wouldn’t mind only eating bivalves.
Yeah agreed. Perhaps he’s using the word humane because he’s agnostic about their potential for subjective experience?
Personally I don’t think we have any reason to believe bivalves are sentient
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i laughed when i saw that cloyster ahahha
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These are not to be confused with brachiopods.
Dave has a cool video on brachiopods if you haven’t seen it.
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SpongeBob showed decent representation!
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I tried dating one once. My jealously of her being bi caused a rift so I ate her instead.
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1+1=2
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