5 Creatures That Have Survived The Longest
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- On this planet there are plenty of reminders of the creatures who used to roam this earth. Most of these reminders come in the form of fossils but there are also many living reminders. Many modern day animals are related to prehistoric creatures and famously birds are descendants of dinosaurs. In this video I will be focusing on some of these creatures as I will be going through 5 modern day animals with prehistoric roots.
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Cassowary images:
Steven dosRemedios
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Raphaël Quinet
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seth m
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Laurie Boyle
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Susan
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Stonestreet's Coaches - The Extra Mile
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Andrew
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Anne Adrian
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awee_19
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Anzirpasai
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Dan Gordon
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(CC BY 2.0)
Velvet worm images:
Thomas Shahan
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Marshal Hedin
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Frupus
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B kimmel
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Diego Tirira
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Duck-billed platypus images:
Klaus
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(CC BY-SA 2.0)
Brisbane City Council
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Rainbow606
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(CC BY-SA 3.0)
David Cook
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(CC BY-NC 2.0)
Tuatara images:
Paul Stewart
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(CC0 1.0)
Nordstjern
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(CC BY 2.0)
Bernard Spragg. NZ
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Buffy May
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Nga Manu Images NZ
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Brian Gratwicke
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Sid Mosdell
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digitaltrails
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Jorge Blanco
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lamprey images:
USFWS - Pacific Region
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NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
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USFWS Fish and Aquatic Conservation
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Fernando Coello Vicente
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(CC BY-NC 2.0)
Fishes of Georgia Photo Gallery
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Cassowary footage:
Kaisa Breeden
/ @justworkwillyou
dchrisoh
www.flickr.com/photos/dchris/
(CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Velvet worm footage:
Concha A, Mellado P, Morera-Brenes B, Sampaio Costa C, Mahadevan L, Monge-Nájera J
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Platypus footage:
David McDonald45
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(CC BY-ND 2.0)
Tuatara footage:
Archives New Zealand
/ @archivesnz
Lamprey footage:
Glamorgan Rivers Trust
/ @glamorganriverstrust9633
David
/ @davehewlett
Gary Hale
/ @ghaledev
Natural Resources Wales / Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru
/ @natreswales
USFWS - Pacific Region
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(CC BY-NC 2.0)
Vassia Atanassova - Spiritia
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Ostrich images:
orientalizing
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(CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Nik Borrow
www.flickr.com/photos/nikborrow/
(CC BY-NC 2.0)
Kiwi footage:
Department of Conservation
/ @docgovtnz
Birdlike dinosaur image:
PaleoNeolitic
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(CC BY 4.0)
Rat Footage:
Crafty Creatures
/ @deniseanderson666
Water Bear Image:
Rebekah Smith
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I have edited and adapted some of these clips and images.
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Thanks for watching I hope you enjoyed :)
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Lancelets! It's like evolution got halfway to building a fish and just went - "ehh, close enough".
Crocodiles going unchanged since the dinosaurs is a bit of an urban legend. The ones that survived the mass extinction 66 MYA were actually more like small burrowers, and afterwards they diversified into the ones we know today, plus hoofed semi-bipedal land hunters, gargantuan semi-aquatic ambush predators with a short round head and grew to the size of T-Rex, and quadrupedal land hunters with legs tucked under the body that grew to the size of Polar Bears.
And even creatures like the Coelacanth and Crocodilians that haven't visibly changed (to the lay person's eyes anyway) they have definitely changed their insides like organs, blood chemistry, and immune system. But such evidence is probably nearly impossible to find in the fossil record.
And then on the other end of the spectrum farmers can tell you that chickens still 100% think they are velociraptors and enter a feeding frenzy over blood. (Feed them 1 rat, you will never worry about rats in their pens again)
Not entirely true. Species of Borealosuchus looked almost identical to modern crocodiles both before and after the mass extinction
@@hypotrainBorealosuchus did not survive the KT extinction. And his point was that pseudosuchians were far more diverse than today, not that there were crocs in their “modern” forms in the past. Furthermore the “modern” form is something crocs have lost and regained several times in their evolution anyway so it’s not something they just always had.
Something i want to mention is that technically the cassowary is a dinosaur as it is a bird and birds are dinosaurs because they evolved from them also makeing them reptiles
Just finished binge watching all your episodes 😅honestly surprised how you only have 58k subs very under rated channel in my opinion
Thank you i really appreciate it :)
You binge watched 200+ videos?
@@mildlyinfuriatedbird2557 not consecutively, but yes
@@TsukiCove you know birds aren't just related to dinosaurs. They ARE dinosaurs
Birds are Avians which is a sub class of dinosaurs if I'm correct, non-Avians were the dinosaurs which went extinct
Yes.... This is beyond perfect...better production and info than many creators with over 1 million subs....by far my favorite...and this guy is gonna go far in this industry
Thank you i really appreciate it :)
@@TsukiCove no problem ...just keep em coming and remember that it is about you being passionate and enjoying the creation as much as it is for the people like me who wait for that bell icon to pop up...
Awesome video
“At least two people have been killed by cassowaries in the past decade, one was a Florida man that got killed by his pet.”
Friend: “So I heard you got a pet, what is it? Dog? Cat?”
Florida man: “No I decided to go with a bird. Oh here comes my new feathered friend now, come here biscuit! Come here sweetie!”
The almost 6ft tall leftover dinosaur that is the cassowary: (homicidal thoughts intensify)
My neighbor has emu and deer
I think it was an Emu that almost infamously took out Johnny Cash! The cassowarrie immediate brought that to mind!
@@henryturnerjr3857 it depends on the emu Stevey( his only male) is pretty calm and the females are basically pecking at the ground most of the time so they are basically feathered deer. Although seeing one stomp a squirrel was pretty crazy
Gee. A duhmerican. killed by his pet that shouldn’t be a pet.
One for the Aussies.
I do fisheries science work on the Great Lakes and we deal with lampreys pretty often! Kinda cool to hear what I do for work talked about in a video!!
you do very important work, I'd love to visit at least one of the lakes one day
@@TsukiCove you should! They all have some amazing areas
I remember the horror stories from the early 80s about the Lampreys and hagfish. I was amazed to learn some species go through entire stages of their lives and don't even EAT!
i was waiting for the day youd be covering the velvet worm, truly incredible creatures
Definitely need a part two!
I just want to say that I recently found your channel just a few days ago and I absolutely love watching your videos! In the short timespan that I’ve found your channel, you’ve already shot up to one of my favorites alongside channels like TierZoo, Causual Geographic, Natural World Facts, and Deepsea Oddities!
Anyways as for something that’s actually related to this video, I never really realized that cassowaries had claws on their vestigial wings until now. That’s pretty interesting and I can’t believe I never noticed that until now
Thank you 🙏
Great video!
The first time I saw a Tunatarra was in walking with dinosaurs in episode spirits of the ice forest
I love that show so much, I wish they made a new one
@@TsukiCove have you heard of prehistoric plant the new dinosaur documentary coming in May I hear its essentially a successor to walking with dinosaurs
Edit also since bbc has been making sequels of some of their documentaries like planet earth so how's to say walking with dinosaurs 2 could come one day
Let's hope this becomes a series!
Great video
good job tsuki
Hi love your videos
Thanks i really appreciate it :)
Your welcome
As much as the title is a little confusing this is a really great video :)
yeah It's hard to come up with one that explains the video and also isn.t like a paragraph long
@@TsukiCove so true but very few people offer the same quality and originality you do
@@TsukiCove Maybe "5 prehistoric creatures that are still alive today"?
It’s important to remember, birds aren’t just descendants of dinosaurs, they *are* dinosaurs
Tsuki: *mentions cassowary and lamprey*
Me: *_I can't wait to learn more about the bird from the gates of hell and the spawn of satan fish_*
Cool!
Hi, Tsuki. Could you do a video on the 5 smallest animals?
We have many animals that are microscopic, cannot be seen with the human eye (plus around a million different insects, many being very small) maybe the smallest mammals or smallest birds or reptiles would be easier 🤔
I would like to second @Eric Shreves request (TY). Smallest animals video, pretty please.
Platypus: I am one the most ancient mammals in existence and i demand respect
Humans: heehee bear duck go brrrr
We have an ancient fish called the lung-fish in Australia too...
Aus is just a legacy server, isn't it?
hi local nz person here
the tuataras parietal eye is used in rem sleep as a biological clock for mating and sleep regulation
we learned this in high school
you should do a video on most globally widespread/common microorganisms (not bacteria but like, copepods and planarians etc), as in, things literally anyone could find in their environment if they looked hard enough. You could even use your own footage since you could film them yourself. Idk I just think its cool to get a jar of boggy swamp water and point out all the identifiable animals that you dont even need a microscoope to see, but probably don't know exist.
Cool video wish you included Nautilis
Cassowaries arent that old of a lineage. Despite their similarities to dinosaurs they’re very derived, because their entire family developed flightlessness independently
I absolutely love tuataras!!
I've heard theories that the tuatara's 3rd eye is sensitive to variations in light levels n could have been used to keep an eye out for flying birds back when they still existed on the islands
Goated RUclipsr
I would love to see some tuatara I live in northern New Zealand I work on offshore sanctuaries so I see lots of New Zealand wildlife if you're ever in New Zealand I can give you some tips on where to go and I know people who work with kakapo 🌱💚
I suggest a Video with animals with the most impressive body size to mouth size ratio. Who might be the biggest Wolverine?
👍& Thanks for going with the much less click-bait-y, but so much more accurate term; 'Animals With Prehistoric Roots' instead of 'Living Fossils' - which is itself a living fossil...(which will hopefully die soon...)
Hey Tsuki can you please do another video of another 5 creatures that survived the longest
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Hey tsuki, could we do a few videos on migrations?
Yes you’re right Tsuki all birds are actually dinosaurs not only related but actual dinosaurs, and the cassowary is related to a old lineage of Dinosaur, keep up the great videos bud💯❤️
The ancestor of cassowaries is actually a flying bird
Was hoping to see the Virginia opossum. But these 5 critters are neat anyways
Seriemas: they belong in the order cariamiformes which means they are related to terror birds and also they have a sickle claw similar to dromaeosaurids
the velvet worm lampry and tuatara are from my home of nz
Slow down bro! I was getting light headed just trying to keep up. I love your content but it was pretty high energy today.
Could you do a video on dinos in the future pls
Part 2 please 😂
Fun fact: galliforms and anseriforms are the only modern birds to date back and survive the cretaceous exctinction event
You could almost do a whole series just on the fish that are relatively unchanged for millenia.
Everybody gangsta until the cassowary has theryzino claws
So-called "grey foxes" (which is a bit of a misnomer) have retained the short-legged tree climbing abilities of the ancient Hesperocyonid canids, while the rest of the family went for a long-legged cursorial style of life.
Yeah velvet worms are the craziest ones...they are a different animal all together
Platypuses were around during the time of the dinosaurs. Not the modern species of course, but its similar ancestors. Also, it’s believed that echidnas are descendants of platypuses who ditched the semi-aquatic lifestyle. But clearly the platypus strategy still worked, so we still have platypuses as well as their descendants the echidnas.
Platypus Strategy is a good band name
Epics
I got an good video idea animals that live in the most extreme conditions
Do a video dedicated to New Zealand
Hello everybody from California💪😁👍
I’m a simple person, I see cassowary, I click
I hate to bug you about this but the song you used to use for into I would like to know the name of it because it is relaxing please and thank you
it's called wishful thinking on youtubes audio library
Quick Correction. Birds are dinosaurs they are avian dinosaurs. Cassawary are similar to non avian dinosaurs!
I'm surprised the Nautilus didn't make the list or Aquatasaur shrimps
Lampreys are very invasive in the St. Lawrence River
How didn’t dragonfly’s get on the list? They have stayed almost entirely the same for 300 MILLION years ago!
Hey Tsuki can you make a video on endangered species that are increasing in population in India
Do a inviase fish of asia
Do Extinct Animals In 2020
I'd like to see a part 2 that includes bichirs
*Edited a spelling mistake
Dung beetles show up in the Jurassic period
1:55 florida man
Of course a Florida man died by a PET Cassowary...
You are mistaken. Birds aren’t related to dinosaurs, they ARE dinosaurs. Avians are a clade closely related to Troodontids and Dromaeosaurids (“raptors” like Velociraptor, Deinonychus etc). Avians were just as successful during the good old days as they are today, but there were many lineages, some toothed, some with clawed hands, some had long tails, and only a few of these lineages survived the mass extinction that killed off all other dinosaurs. That’s why all modern birds have short tails and toothless beaks; these are just the animals with the luck or correct traits to survive such an event.
Can anyone explain to me why all the non-mammalian therapsids all died off?
Yo I’m fairly early!
was the coelacanth not the best to pick its litterly the only animal that dit not evolve and is stile the same like in the time of the dinos
Imagine a Crocodile sized Velvet Worm... :I You're welcome! :)
You left out my mother-in-law
Do you have sources on the cassowary being more "dino" than other birds/ratites? It always seems like clickbait when people say a "weird" looking bird is more of a "real dinosaur" than other birds. Ratites split from other birds, not ancient raptors, ancient raptors had more of a wing than cassowries do today and the closest relative to elephant birds is the kiwi.
Lamprey mouths are not like that of kittens.
Is your dog alright? didnt tell in the intro
oh yeah he's fine, i just ditched the intro
I love when you say ECOSYSTEM 🥰❤️
Cassowaries are modern raptors
Crocodile
Birds aren’t related to dinosaurs, they are dinosaurs. Lol
Cassowary as oviraptors
Tuatara as Triassic dinosaurs
Lamprey as primitive fish
Platypus as duck billed dinosaurs
Velvet as prehistoric bugs
U forgot horseshoe crabs
Might as well let wild Platypus in Florida. What can go wrong everything else lives there.
horse shoe crab :(
Birds are dinosaurs
crocodile
you are under reted you should have 1,000,000
Plz
Razor sharp? You clearly don't understand what that means.