Lens of Time: Slime Lapse | bioGraphic
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- What these single-celled, gelatinous blobs lack in brain power, they make up for with surprisingly complex decision-making. (Video produced by Spine Films).
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I'd like to see this stuff in a zero-g environment.
I'm sure there's a horror sci-fi film that approximates this experience.
INSIDE its jar, that is!
Oh yes, that would be awesome!
I think we should train them to perform certain surgical procedures. Removing build up in arteries or even repairing/ replacing brain tissue damage.
Probably has been laying dormant for millions of years waiting for humans to develop space travel to bring it in zero g where it will mutate.
I want a slime mold pet aquarium.
I wonder if you feed it some coke or xstasy how would it react
YEAH ! *lol*
It would probally have to be really really diluted to not kill it
It’d die
It’d probably just die
or psylocibin, safer and more promising;)
Such mechanism do also exist in various procariots. Bacteria for instance grow in biofilm and they form capilarity channels in order to save the deeper layers and allowing them to get substrate. This slime mold resembles a biological neural network growing and in mathematical aspects it seems to use breadth first search algorithm and sometimes change it into depth first search algorithm (they have opposite search logic). Very interesting.
I really want to know what's going to happen if its getting eaten by an mouse as example.
will it eat the mouse from inside or is it going to "DIE" if that is even possible and if the mouse can eat it what effect will it have to the mouse does it give the mouse nutrition or something else.
Also can it heal sicknesses like an bacteria infection or clean open wounds from flesh eating bacteria so much question I have......
slime molds aren't parasitic so probably it would die since it's not adapted to live in other organisms.
I bet stomach acid would kill it.
@@alexanon4375 "slime molds can't live in your organism... but... but they can learn!"
This reminds me of the movie LIFE! Kinda scary....
I wonder what drives the seemingly rhythmic pattern at which they pump. I wonder how rhythmic it is. Resembles a heartbeat, but what drives the rhythm without muscular contraction? I wonder if they use sodium/potassium pumps like cell membranes in multi cellular animals. Do they use/generate ATP?
Gregory Golando seems as rudimentary as heat convection. Where are the cell nuclei?
They use cAMP Cyclic Adenosine Mono PhosphAte, for cell communication.
Same mechanism as muscle contraction, nearly all cells have the same proteins inside them as muscle does. It's how they change shape and move about/engulf things. They're just not so heavily adapted to it as muscle cells.
Because the way scaling works with small things being stronger with respect to their weight, I've heard it said that an amoeba could do the eauivalent of tearing up a tree
I don't think it is made of many cells. It is A cell, I think.
How does it know, which branch has to be reinforced, does it communicate the information from the food source back to the origin mass and it then decides or is the decision made on spot and it reinforces the branch from the food source outwards
I'm guessing it's a matter of increasing growth where nutrient concentration/absorption is strongest. The slime doesn't actually know stuff, I'm sure.
*reaches for flamethrower just in case*
McReady, it's coming back!
I have this species of slime mold as a pet, I got it off rotting tree bark. It really loves oats, and paper towel for some reason, though it doesn't touch fruits at all.
complex decision making? Like how how tree roots search for water? Lul
zerg creep kept coming to mind lol
I as so TOTALLY FACILITATED BY THIS!
Ever since I first saw in Stevey Wonders -The secret life of plants- a long time ago!
Bro why is nobody talking about how this is literally the last of us intro
Awesome, very interesting and informative
Cette créature promet de grandes choses z la science j'ai hâte de voir la suite 👍🏾👍🏾
I want to see it mixed with nerve DNA.
Quite remarkable! However, is it inteligent or simply fanning out wildly untill it reaches a food source? Again, not saying isn't facinating, just posing the question. If let's say one it found the food it had to creatively capture it before it could eat it then maybe... In these cases the food is inanimate.
why influence its decisions when it clearly does a better job of path finding itself
"Just physics is enough"
“How can you not be interested by this”, indeed.
Cut the Crap. Just tell us how to kill it.
it's gonna be difficult since its self healing
you can't, it's watching us 👁️👁️
Slime molds are completely awesome. Cool video.
Yellow venom LOL
Now it's in a zoo. Hopefully nobody becomes Carnage or something.
I want to be Venom..give me that thing
Fascinating. I have so many questions. Does it die if it dries up, or go dormant? Just one cell? How widely distributed around the world? I need The Book of Slime Mold.
It is almost immortal when in dormant phase. It is a single multi-nucleic cell.
Hallo sir, good morning
I really want to text the video to translate it into your language. Very useful video!
i mean i see no clear objective, what's the hypotheses trying to be proven? they're kinda just messing around.
Slime: no brain, single celled making complex decisions easily.
Libras: ...
Mahwish Hameed What?
"Slime lapse" XD
De ve como un liquen muy evolucionado, es algo fantastico.
joe hogan
It's an alien, I'm calling it..
When it takes over the planet, call me
Now if it was black, it would’ve looked like venom
I am so fascinated by this!
This means that a Slime Mold could be the next President of the United States!!
So mold is smarter than Joe Frauden? The answer is yes.
He acts like he KNOWS when life first occurred 😒
This is gonna be the thing to take us all out
Nah, its been her for a few million years. If it wanted to, it'd have done it already.
Robot slimes. Thats the real danger.
From antarctica or what ? Yeah , juhuu . And then I would guess that it doesn ´t retract from any territory or food source or in general - it doesn ´t retract as far it surely is one of these organisms that highly can be defined by the characteristics of growth ( Vergrösserung des Volumens ) , so to say . Nothing to play with , I guess?
In spain we have a saying that goes "You're smarter than hunger."
Why not put a food source inside a brain right at the centre than cover it 100% in the mold than isolate it from other food sources and give it a week or however long it takes to slowly and efficiently make its way to the food source mapping the brain possibly
A living flood fill algorithm
They haven’t even been able to recreate a mother’s breast milk, life is a complex and beautiful mystery.
Hello there! What’s the organism being filmed here? I saw it growing on a concrete step outside my house, came back a few days later to see a patch of almost egg like spheres that are full of yellow gelatinous stuff when crushed.
Slime mold
There now putting this into technology , I believe this is the brains behind these ai technology robots.
Physarum polycephalum
If we compare Physarum with a human brain then there is no doubt: Physarum is a brain. I think a very simple brain but a brain that can think.
How exactly did they make the conclusion that this thing has 720 sexes
I'd like to know that too!
It reproduces by spores
Dont plants do this when they move toward light? Or venus flytraps when they eat bugs? All crazy interesting
Can i use your video in my academic documentary videos?
I dont know any of this science but that little yellow shit looks like the start of a horror film
Throw a dead body into a slime mold and it will absorb it.
What would happen if you fed it Trump.
Looks venom
4:35 Often just physics ¿?... you mean by force ¿?
Can I embed this video in a blog post please?
Go for it, Ben!
Wow. Fascinating. My first time seeing slime mold :)
It's so informative 😀 ..but needs to work more
What if everything is intelligence
sam johnson I was just thinking this
Redefine intelligence for sure...
This slime might just be the source of intelligence behind these new ai bots ?
なにこの生き物は、、、
I know right
Slime mold is an early brain before the addition of other cells that is called a body, over time slime mold may evolve into a type of animal.
Why it has to take a more solid form instead of keeping it slimey ¿?... Just asking
Mario Mario & Luigi Mario have entered the chat.
we've not managed to get slime to work yet. What is the secret?
Science investigation is great!
Intelligence should create its own merit system whereas as man to this point created a merit system suposedly on basis of intelligence....
'suposedly'
I will now be moving to Antarctica.
Life has intelligence, physics came after
Trés magnifique!!
Turkish subtitle please
Even plants make decisions like which side to bend so that they can get more sunlight
Mahesh G Nayak bro in islam we are taugh even plants have gender. Turn to Allah
Life alien
se encontro al primer organismo viviente
It's a "smart booger"
what if we give it coke
perhaps we should rethink the term "slime" for a despicable individual
Indeed! We deplorables!!
...................................................slime mold
Oh! this blobs are spectacle, and intelligent.
Fascinating!
Could create a real life construction gel
What if I separated a segment? Can they reproduce that way?
It will rejoin with the other half
That was sooooooo amazing 👏🏾
Nice video, congratulations
Do they eat human?
Mold that's slimy in nature
This is just like the Evil Alien Slime in horror movies but its for fuckin REAL
It "makes descisions" -- are you fuckin kidding me
What is the name of the slime?! I want to google it!
Physarum polycephalum
Thank you Putin! I always knew I could count on your help :)
It's just called slime mold
Your bumper ad is too loud.
interesting!
We are venom
My tax dollars at work
maybe 5 cents of it, yes
It can leaning and develop
Venom??
Alien
Fascinating!
Thanks for posting.
zombie formula
Imagine this in lungs
Venom
is slime mould in the same family has fungi and mushrooms?
fungi already in living world not plants
The slime is considered a myxomycetes, somewhat of a plant for its ability to produce pigment
@@gralteindauphinois7793 OoOooh ok makes sense
so cool