A year in the life of one of Earth's weirdest animals - Gilad Bino
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2021
- Trace a year in the life of a platypus, and explore how the animal’s unique adaptations ensure its survival.
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Waddling along the parched Australian earth, a female platypus is searching for fresh water. Over the past year, a severe drought turned rivers and streams to mere trickles. She barely survived and was unable to reproduce. Could the next year bring a change in luck? Gilad Bino traces a year in the life of a platypus, and explores the unique adaptations that ensure this ancient species' survival.
Lesson by Gilad Bino, directed by Petya Zlateva, Compote Collective.
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You forgot to add the secret training to become an agent
that would be a mr MM ted talk kind of video
That’s a S E C R E T boi
Doobie doobie dooba doobie doobie dooba AgEnT pEe
@@M0CC3R A platypus? PERRY THE PLATYPUS?!
P E R R Y
It's all fun and games until your pet platypus has a fedora
Oh a platypus.
PERRY THE PLATYPUS!!!
Where's perry?
Where's Perry?
Everyone's asking, "Where's Perry?" But nobody ask, "Hows Perry?".....
@@rendezvous18.6y What's Perry?
"A year in the life of a platypus?"
*Platypus puts on secret agent hat*
*Gasp* "A year in the life of Perry the Platypus???"
lol
"Perry The Platypus, what are you doin-"
*Gets kicked in the face*
*Doofendumbdumb (forgot how to spell his name) is planning to deforest Australia!*
@@billcipherproductions1789 poor guy is like benedick cumberybat, people always got their name wrong
Underrated comment xD
When your dad wants you to be mammal, mom wants you to be amphibian, sister wants you to be bird and you want to be fish.
And disney wants a spy
Your dad is the only one who knows how to appreciate what he already has. XD
You forgot reptile.
Family Pressure 😔
Lol
Mammals that lay eggs, nursing without nipples, with a bill and webbed feet like a duck, tail of a beaver, body and fur like an otter, have 5 chromosomes like a bird, venomous like reptiles. the platypus is a real unique creature
Proof that God and Evolution have a funny sense of humor. Honestly, Platypi are the creature I hope never go extinct. They're too unique to lose.
Le yey
@@Igarappappa platypuses because it's greek
@@wisemoldsthoughts2119 who said god and evolution can't coexist
@@wisemoldsthoughts2119 There will always be unprovable truths.
So nobody's gonna talk about their
*swimming around in circles before doing the deed.*
So you’re going to tell me you don’t do this
their kinda foreplay
@@meghapoddar7559 lol
Biting each other's tail and revolving around
What kinda foreplay is that
@@savyasdwivedi2559 how can we know, we're humans. would have to ask a platypus for that haha
@@savyasdwivedi2559 Idk, it doesn't sound any weirder than kissing to me.
Imagine being a parent and coming back home to find one of your children has gone missing, and deciding "Ah, they grow up so fast" before telling your other child to hurry up and leave soon.
wait, what... what do you mean? your parents didn't do that to you when you turned 10?? ... what are you saying...?!?!
You guys saw your parents? (Says the little turtle)
@@ScumfuckMcDoucheface
Queue :" I want to be the very best like no one ever was "
Imagine being a parent and coming back home to find one of your children has gone missing
Official Imagine being a parent and coming back home.
Biologists: "Why can't you just be normal?!"
Platypus: *grruuunnggrrruugrw*
perry is that you?
Platypus????
*PERRY THE PLATYPUS!!!!!!!*
A platypus?
*fedora*
*PERRY THE PLATYPUS??*
Something I really appreciate about Ted-Ed is their consistant use of captions, not even just the auto ones. Very few of the channels I follow upload captions anymore, and it makes me appreciate you guys so much more.
It's great that they have the ability to do that and make these videos enjoyable and accessible to all!
RUclips made it harder to make captions.
Something i really appriciate about Ted-Ed is their consistant use of captions. Not even just the auto ones.. Very few of the channels i follow upload caption anymore
Yeah they even have a bunch of other language too (Not only English), It's time consuming to make that, I got them a Respect for just doing that.
I was going to say the same thing! it's something that immediately warms a channel to my hard of hearing heart
“A platypus video?”
*Platypus puts a fedora on*
“A PERRY THE PLATYPUS VIDEO?!”
Just the comment that I'm looking for 🤣
I was looking for a comment about perry😂
Agent PPPPPPPPP
We are very lucky that the platypus is alive today. Imagine finding a fossil of this thing… try piecing that together 😂
Iirc when they sent the first platypus skeleton to taxidermists in Europe they thought it was a joke.
Or their fossil never found but the aborigin people knew this animals for long time. When they told the platypus to us, we might consider them as mythical beast
I got more invested into the life of this platypus than I thought I would
Me too
So silently and cleverly TedEd also put up the issue of decreasing natuaral habitats due to overgrazing, fires, deforestation, urbanisation etc. along with the story🙌💚
they also acknowledged the present-day ecological effects of european colonialism. so good.
Why is their no mention of the constant "doo bee doo bee doo ba doo bee doo bee doo ba" tune that plays wherever they go?
That’s the sound of the didgeridoo! It’s a traditional (Australian) Indigenous instrument. It’s a long wooden pipe-like wind instrument.
Or Didgeridon’t I’m not your supervisor
@@caesou I'm pretty sure they were referring to the theme song of Perry the Platypus/Agent P from Phineas and Ferb.
i was hoping that the intro quote would say "grrrrrrrrrrrr" - Perry, the platypus
I wasn’t hoping it till I saw your comment and now I wholeheartedly agree! The original quote is still kinda funny tho
He's a semi aquatic
Egg laying mammal of action
(Doo-bee-doo-bee-do-bah)
(Doo-bee-doo-bee-do-bah)
He's a furry little flatfoot
Who never flinched
From a fra-ee-ay-ee-ay (Fray)
He's got more than just mad skill
He's got a beaver tail and bill
And the women swoon
Whenever they hear him say
(Perry's sound)
He's Perry, Perry the platypus
(You can call him Agent P)
Perry
(I said you can call him Agent P)
Agent P
Agent P
Agent P😎
You know, that first part is technically inaccurate.
Male platypi don't lay eggs
First thing that popped into my head as soon as I saw the video title
Fun Fact: You sang this instead of reading it
@@thereaper9987 Yes. Yes, I did.
@@DrRank actually it's platypuses, since it's greek and also the egg laying part is the generalization of the species trait or what makes them unique so the gender doesn't matter, so technically kinda accurate
(I know I'm kinda 1 week late to reply, sorry about that)
The platypus is what happens when you have all these spare parts from IKEA lying around and decide to put them all together into... something.
I knew Platypuses were a strange lot, but I didn't knew they were this weird.
Wait! There's more! It's recently been discovered that they glow under ultraviolet light.
Even weirder..
Give them a fedora and see what happens
(In a thick German accent) PERRY THE PLATYPUS!?!?!?!?
Imagine if platypi are the the first animals that aliens find and thegre just like:"Dude this is weird even for us"
Isn‘t the plural platypuses?
@@ichderanonyme2773 yep because it's greek, not latin. Same as octopuses
@@ichderanonyme2773 Yes. Or just the same word for both singular and plural, like 'sheep' or 'fish'.
guess what
Naomi Actually following the rules of Greek grammar, plural of platypus should be “platypodes.” For a very good reason probably.
FERB: I just watched this video. Perry's kin are getting evicted
PHINEAS: Hey, Ferb, I know what we're going to do today!
Dobby Dobby Doba , Dobby Dobby Doba......
Agent P
;)
*DOOFENSHMIRTZ DYING ‘CAUSE OF THE DROUGHT*
I love that the video doesn't pull punches, calling out bringing invasive species to places and human destruction of environment
But they were too scared to actually call out any specific group. “White settlers” bro that’s like half the planet be more specific
"He's a semi-aquatic , egg laying mamal of action " 🎶
The musician forgot; Agent P is a DUDE!!!!!!! NO EGGS TO LAY!!!!!!
mammal*
Semi fully automatic, money add then multiply
He's a furry little flatfoot
Who never flinched
From a fra-ee-ay-ee-ay (Fray)
@@user-nh6qi2zu1b He’s got more than just mad skill
He’s got a beaver tail and a bill
Fun Fact: Not only is Platypus Venom resistant to morphine it's also INCREDIBLY painful. A man was once stung by one in the hand and said it was more painful than the shrapnel wound he received in combat during his time in the military. The venom is fortunately not lethal, but the pain will make you feel otherwise.
Dangerous and scary yet fascinating.
You give evolution an isolated place like Australia and she goes absolutely wild.
Evolution built the platypus while nobody else was looking, just for the LOLs.
Not sure what you mean... Platypus have been around for 65-120 million years, stayed relatively unchanged. So they were around when non-avian dinosaurs roamed Earth. Australia split from Gondwana about 180 million years ago. By the way, the first human only appeared 2 million years ago..
That's why evolutionary biologists love Platypus, they can teach us so much about primitive mammals!
We are so lucky to have them still living in our era
So true.
The Platypus reminds me of that meme in which Noah is asking other animals "What the heck is this?" referring to their hybird offspring
Hybird?
That quote is so appropriate😂
"And they swim around in circles before doing the deed." 😂
What a nice way to put it! Well done Ted-ed.
"O Demon of Reason, When will ye be back!"
He’s a semi-aquatic egg laying mammal of action!
But male platypi don't lay e--
*SHHH!*
@@DrRank *Insert Rubber Chicken Whack* Don't ruin the theme song!
Mammals: _are you a mammal?_
Platypus: *"Well No... But Actually Yes."*
At exactly 1:01 you can hear the boost sound effect from an old & quite forgotten version of the *Hungry Shark* game | pretty fun easter egg haha yep
Hungry shark evo? I still play that
Ah, Perry the Platypus. I see you found my newest invention: the Ted-Ed-Inator! It allows me to broadcast every secret about your species to the ENTIRE TRI-STATE AREA!
In Tasmania there aren't any foxes so she'll be alright here.
Ted ed is the only channel that doesn't ask you to subscribe.
It's a non-profit, that's why I love it
Stampy Cat, Kurzgesagt, Merg, Grian, and many others.
My head Canon is that Dr. Doofenshmirtz is having a field trip with this video while researching on Perry the platypus.
Cursed
Well...
www.youtubesolit.com/watch?v=iwG1HnoCKr8
Platypus are the relics of the old past. A definition of an alien unit, evolving not only to have a certain feature, but a variety of features from different animals.
True
Should have found Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz to give a lecture about this topic lmao
Ah, Perry the Platypus. How impromptu is your presence here. And by "impromptu", I mean "COMPLETELY PROMPTU!"
Platypus: The most appropriate name ever given.
You forgot about how platypuses glow blue-ish green under ultra violet light! Dan Povenmire has to be a time traveler, because this is insane.
2:56 "Everyone has a plumbus"
I really love this narrator's voice!
the cutest walk you'll ever see
You forgot to say they are blue, wear a fedora, and become secret agents to fight a pharmacist. But man really, Platypuses are like the biggest crossover nature has ever done.
Ted Ed please do a video on the ancient maya
4:45 the combination of words i never thought I'd hear
🤣🤣
Everybody’s gangsta until a paradoxical quadruped must be left to future investigation
In korea, platypus is called 'Duck-Raccon' in korean, because of its appearance. So I thought it's hilarious animal which is mixture of two species.
Now I Realized it's mixed more like, mammal-bird-reptile. More hilarious than I thought.
Very skilfully interwoven description of the platypus with it's challenges for survival, very educational!
The platypus is such a wonderful creature!
He's a semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal of action
Ah yes, the great beaver duck.
Secret agent in spare times
@@standowner6979 Famously known for infiltrating enemy lines and helping the Aussies win the Great Emu War.
God: finishes duck and beaver
Angel: could I use the left-overs?
God: sure.
And snake!
i like how the music matches with the platypus's waddling.
An ounce of Practice is better than tons of tall talks!
I don't get the context here
@@ashutoshgawali6127 ج ذ٠
The animation is what keeps us watching, and learning, of course. That's what Ted-ed does best.
platopuses are the definition of " function over fashion"
Whoever is doing the voiceover... I love your voice.
I think y’all know the reason why I clicked this video so fast after I read the whole title of this video
Duck bills right?
(Dube dube du.. Badu
Dube dube dube)
@@REEEPROGRAM exactly what I thought
P. Ennis
www.youtubesolit.com/watch?v=iwG1HnoCKr8
The platypus is proof that evolution has a warped sense of humor.
You could probably put a platypus in Pokémon without any alterations, and nobody would bat an eyelash.
@@DrRank that's psyduck.
@@just_a_guy9688 No, Psyduck is... Well, a duck.
@@DrRank yeah, but Psyduck also has 4 feet. Like platypuses.
@@just_a_guy9688 I think you're confusing him with its evolution, Golduck. Who, by the way, also lacks the iconic beaveresque tail.
I just keep coming back to this video to watch the platypus waddle. It's beautiful.
I'm glad this video includes modern-day problems like urbanization and deforestation
Oh hey Perry!
Ted ed is one of my FAVORITE informative channels.
Best choice of narrator 👏🏼👏🏼
Studies: hey don't go on RUclips. Study instead.
Me: I can't stop I got a platypus controlling me
I knew the platypus had the poison spurs for a while but after reading the comments and then starting to think of Perry I realized that the creators missed a huge opportunity to make him even cooler by giving him his natural weapons
"Where have you been Perry?"
- Ferb
Perry*
I'm loving this channel omfg
How well drawn!
It's really fascinating to see how nature has created every creature with its own set of unique features and purpose in the enviourment.
Thank you Ted-ed for bringing this knowledge to us.
All thanks to evolution ❤️
All thanks to evolution ❤️
I love this art style (I love all your art styles)!
the strangest and most interesting animal on earth the platypus... thanks TED-ed
Beautiful animation, the platypus is my fav animal so special.
2:15 "...platypuses..."
Hmm. Platypuses? Platypi? Platy-people?
the animation is gorgeous
Very beautiful storytelling
Reminds me of that weird Creature in the Mandalorian that was transporting her eggs
All time favorite channel 💗
Platypus sure was down very awesome animals,also this was a great Ted-Ed video
오리너구리가 어떻게 생활하는지 알고 나서 참 신기한 동물이라고 느꼈습니다. 마치 물고기처럼 수영을 잘 하고, 새처럼 알을 낳지만 포유류로 분류될 수 있다는 것이 놀랍습니다. 교육적인 영상 감사합니다.
Love the animation. Should make for a fun kids coloring book
Great work
Platypuses: *Waddles on land, swims in water, and mostly has bird-like features
Ducks: "Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!"
Beautiful animation!
I love how Phineas and Ferb introduced an entire generation of children to the amazing platypus.
That's definitely an extravagant version of the life cycle. Can't help but feel that although it may maintain good genes, competing for mates now decreases the numbers of an already small species.
omg i love this animal!! its so adorable!!
Give it a fedora and then you’ll change your mind.
He's a semi-aquatic Egg laying mammal of action... Perry the Snakypus XD
I've been waiting for so long to watch a TED video about platypuses ! I can rest in peace now...
This is some fascinating knowledge about platypuses
Also its sooo cute on how the platypus was animated
Also its a mammal and an egg laying creature at the same time so weird
Of course it lays eggs.
It's an egg laying mammal of action.
You missed the best part.
Platypus stings are so incredibly painful that people have been known to attempt to cut off the stung limb.
There is also nothing that can be done about it. People literally just tie you up or sit on you until you stop screaming 👍
Platypuses are the nearest Australian equivalent of beavers - despite vast differences in biology, many bodily traits, etc. - in terms of being semi-aquatic, having padded tails, and the like.
Great channel 🌼😍🌻
Good job congrates 💖🦅
Yahia from algeria 👍🇩🇿
This video is precious ❤
Fascinating video, when it comes to platypodes, but what's with that map at the start? The Caribbean islands as part of South America? New Guinea as part of Asia? What's that gargantuan landmass northeast of New Guinea? Why are the Caribbean, Australia and New Zealand drawn so accurately while Asia is a series of blobs?
What a beutiful video! Beutiful colors, textures and overall style!
With every new video, I say to myself that they can't top this animation . It's brilliant!
And then Ted-ed process me wrong with another new video😍😍 seriously such beautiful animation
Kudos to the animator👏👏👏👏 Great job mate!
They can't? A comment like this is posted on every Ted-Ed video. Literally.
@@-Subtle- haha thanks for pointing out .. edited it
“Mammal, bird or reptile?”
Platypus: “yes”
Spanish subtitles on day 1? Nice.
Thanks for the work!