Life Around A Red Dwarf S1E4 - The Deep Sea
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Hello Again everyone! It's been a while. This episode has definitely been the hardest so far to produce and I definitely won't ever make a video of this size again. It's been an absolute monster but I think it turned out good. I'm going to do a few different things between now and the next episode. I’ll put the plan for the next few videos in a pinned comment during the Premier.
Thanks all!
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Hello, I am taking a break from the main series to work on some smaller videos, the next uploads will come as follows:
- Pilot Episode Remake (old one has bad audio and I want to add some things)
- Smaller episode exploring a specific topic
- Life Around A Red Dwarf Season 3 Episode 0
- Another smaller episode exploring a specific topic (or maybe 10k special?)
- Life Around A Red Dwarf Season 1 Episode 5
I hope to be working on S1E5 by December.
This series is absolutely amazing I hope you gain more attention
Have you heard of the Rubiea project? What do you think of it? And do you think you can make a shoutout to Rubiea?
@@xuanluu4873 I collaborated with him on his channel. We plan on doing a colab on my channel in the next 6 months or so.
I know that's a really long time to wait, but hey, it means more time for us to make art
@@xuanluu4873 hes follabed with rubies once
Considering how already Alien, Mysterious , and Monstrous deepsea-life in Earth is, i can only imagine how much more insane it will be in an ACTUAL alien planet
True
Maybe it'll be the reverse.
Our deep-sea life is alien, so maybe alien deep sea life is just a bunch of regular, human people wearing t-shirst and jeans named Mohammed.
_Hmmm..._
@@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149 people are so asleep, they need sci-fi fantasy non sense to keep the spark alive.
@@Sakattack2023 Sorry, what?
@@Sakattack2023 how is that not sci fi
Ok, this was amazing. The depths scarcely get any attention elsewhere, and the mass extinction made sense with its ramifications.
I can certainly see the skin shell going from a parasitic lifestyle to a mutualistic relationship. In exchange for nutrition, oxygen, and mobility they offer armor and perhaps a few new senses. I hope there will be armor sharks and gem, camera eye dolphins in the future.
Tonight on Red Dwarf:
Worms f*ck up the ocean floor.
Sea-spiders host a furry convention.
And a lobster fish becomes Iron Man.
But for real, great work with this series. As both a lore and palaeontology enthusiast, evolutionary world building projects are one of my favourites to watch unfold.
*neon worms
T.o.r.d is a very good visual news reporter
I appreciate that this series wastes no time with unneccesary fillers or long intros. Or too much fluff. And theyre longer than many videos like this out there while still being packed with content.
wastes no time between talking about
species, its back to back with another interesting organism design.
Sorry babe, can’t talk, new life around a red dwarf just dropped
Me:
Wow these creatures seem so gigantic and dangerous!
The species lenght:
40cm
Lol
American lobsters are typically only red when cooked. They're naturally blue/dark green/brown. Live red lobsters are rare (as in 1 in several million).
I believe blue lobsters are 1 in a million and they are naturally redish-brown
LOL
thank you so much for not immediacy moving on from the oceans to focus on land. it Really makes this series stand out.
I'm so glad that there are other speculative alien biological evolution projects out there. I love Biblaridion's work on Alien Biospheres, and I'm ecstatic that other such series exist, especially well-done ones like Project Rose. You cover your topics very thoroughly, you explore some things that Bibz glosses over in less detail (EX: the development of a closed circulatory system), and you come to some solutions that his creatures have not featured much of (EX: bioluminescence). I'm very much looking forward to the next episode of this series, but I understand how much effort it takes to make one of these. Godspeed, you mad xenobiologist you!
Can't imagine how much effort stuff Like this probalbly requiers. Have a like of apreciation
When you add a species to the timeline, can you highlight it. That way we can see it more easily
The novupsari could coat their serrations with a horn like material to better protect them and perhaps grow it in alternating layers of hard and soft, shedding the dull blades like how a cat sheds layers of their claws to reveal the razor sharp new cutting surface.
This is a quite ambitious project, since we're still in the equivalent to the Cambrian era, but I'm enjoying your attention to detail and creativity. I also learn a lot of concepts in biology as well.
Turning off the light with the bright mouth was terrifying af and the shot of the one with a ton of lights was amazing, love the project
I almost thought it's Biblaridion's 12th Alien Biospheres video, but actually it's a Project Rose video. I almost got fooled into believing this! XD You're awesome!
Idea for some plants in an arid region. In real life we have created nano-materials based off some structures found on desert beetles. They have the interesting effect of becoming more hydrophilic the lower the ambient humidity is. Cover the surface of desert plants with these structures, along with grooves that guide the condensation to their roots. Alternatively use more conventionally hydrophilic structures on hairs around the pores in the plants so the water lost to transpiration is partially turned to condensation that can drip down or flow down grooves or tubes to be partially recovered, reducing the water requirements of the plants.
Man that was long wait. Hope the vid does well. Its a long one. Personally, I think that it is better to deliver this in smaller vids uploaded more often so you can keep the audience engaged. Well done
I agree. I do not want to attempt something like that again either. Hoping to stay at the length of ep 3 from now on.
@@projectrose6041 idk, Maybe sometimes output long 40 minute episodes, when you have to cover a lot of major stuff at a time.
Dude that was so cool!
I personally love both speculative evolution and deep sea life, so seeing both of these here is a real blessing.
:O omg it’s happennnniiiinnngggggg
That thumbnail looks terrifying, lemme guess. You’ll speculate about horrors of the deep?
Edit: to everyone who liked this comment, thank you. Cuz it gave me a notification that reminded me of this video and now I get to watch it!!!
Edit 2: 44 minutes hell yeahhhh
Abit unfortunate my art didnt make this episode but that's okay. all that truly matters is that this episode even happened at all. You make truly unique and strange aliens and I cant wait to see were this series goes.
I wonder how it looked
Wondering what 3D software do u use for the models?
blender, presumably
@@misterhydra7285 ya
unfortunatly i cant watch this right now cause ima go sleep but im gonna be honest i love this series its got sucha unique twist on the alien biospheres genre and one of my favs itd be cool one dya to cover the extreme mmo of your world one day rose! and boy itd be an interssting one id bet. thanks for the amazing seriss you deserve a break.
check this one out... ruclips.net/video/jRgw1fY7s5U/видео.html
Looking forward to this
Me too
That video is awesome my man!
I'm very hyped to see these creatures evolve around the oxygen issue, and how creatures visit land or adapt to other areas.
I have a question, what tool did you use? Will you consider Scorpios a Habitable Planet?
I mean he said that all three planets will be habitable.
@@eybaza6018 ok I already heard that
@@singadorito7802 sorry my bad, scorpios isn't habitable, but it lies relatively close to the habitable zone, which could mean that life can evolve on it's poles perhaps?
If I remember correctly, some deep sea animals have evolved red bioluminescence as they kept their red color vision, meaning they have essentially have invisible flashlights
The brainbending thing is that in an infinite universe, this precise planet with these precise animal-analogues genuinely, truly, not in fiction, does exist. At a distance around the realm of 10^10^10^whatever meters
What would be the advantages and disadvantages of adding that extra iron to make purple blood?
Besides needing twice as much iron, hemerythrin usually doesn't use cooperative binding, so it's usually 1/4 as effective at carrying O2 as hemoglobin, but it binds that oxygen more stongly, so it's better at leaching it out of low-oxigen fluid. It's also very resistant to carbon monoxide poisoning and other oxides as well as nitrides, so you don't need to be as careful with your blood mixture.
@@TlalocTemporal Any other options for having the color? Would just pigments have a good possible reason?
@@marxtheenigma873 -- Technically speaking, oxygen carrying compounds are usually pigments already, same with photosynthetic compounds.
As for other colours, we know about red hemoglobin and purple/magenta hemerythrin already. Many worms and some lizards (I think) have a breakdown product of hemoglobin called clorocruorin that's light green, and sometimes pink at high concentrations. Crustaceans, arachnids, and molluscs have the medically famous hemocyanin that's a rich cyan made from copper. There's a group of coldwater fish that don't use an oxygen carrier at all and have clear blood. Beetles, and many bivalves have the yellow/orange vanabin that's made with vanadium, it doesn't carry oxygen at all, we don't know why it's in there.
Those are the most common ones we've discovered so far. There's definitely others, especially if your environment has other metals available. I recommend looking on r/worldbuilding and the worldbuilding stackexchange for other possibilities.
The midnight zone part of the oceans may begin sooner if the star is a red dwarf.
very nice, quality of videos has improved by a lot. keep up the good work, love
I will love to see animals make it to land in the next episode!
This is great! I always was confused by why aliens from Tira survived for 100s of millions of years without dying out.
Any photosynthesizer (like plants) close to the twilight zone would be very dark gray, almost black. The opposite would occur on the warm side. In the inhabitable zone the closer you get to the hot part the more red and bright the photosynthesizers would get. If it the planet was close enough to the sun (this would make it almost uninhabitable so don't count this as possible) the plants may even appear white.
I love how you make videos longer as more creatures evolve and mutate
i love your speculative project.
I appreciate the escalation, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 40 minutes, if you make an 80 minute video your officially the coolest.
So glad this series is continuing! Keep up the good work and take all the time yoh need. God bless!
Wow, I never realised before that most of these creatures are tiny
The planets' orbits would be so close (about 1.5x the distance from the Earth to the Moon) so I don't see how Nusku's moon could exist. Also the outer planets are close enough to create reflected nighttime light on the tidally-locked worlds.
I can Imagine first contact between the Trappist Natives and the Humans.
They'd be confused by our Planet, all the strange colors and the Fact that Earth Rotates around its axis.
We'd also be a little stronger and quicker under their gravity being we are built for a bigger planet!
Man, i can't believe, I've been waiting for so long!
Also do you have a discord server?
He does
@@kn1752 what is it?
@@homosapien8828 check desc
@@kn1752 oh OK thx
@@kn1752 thx
Really good series, youre making me wanna attempt my own alien clade ahahaha. make sure to take plenty of mental breaks and pace yourself
I feel a fish-like organism might develop like the lantern fish, being one of the most successful yet hardly seen fish, as they come up at night to eat at the surface and go to the deep sea at day
Thanks again for creating these! Enjoyed this last one very much too (though, it was just peppered with ads). What I particularly liked with your vids was that smooth kinda Renaissance style background music loop - very spherical.
15:37 imposter worms
The one change I would like to see is an indicator on the cladogram of which lineages have gone extinct.
HYPE
HYPE
The adult Thyreotrichae are adorable. They look like a cross between a spider, a teddy bear, and Zoidberg.
Just discovered this channel and I love it so much, it's so fascinating
Why would whale fall-like events constitue most of the ways detritus get into the deep sea? What about marine snow from microorganisms and smaller creature carcasses?
To clarify: are all lineages that remain above the red line wiped out during the first mass extinction event?
YES
Pog time!
This is gonna be super cool!
I love how they all look monstrous and then it turns out they´re not even half a Metre
Finally more content!!
This dude gave us barnacles 2.0
Alien sharks that’s cool
I love this stuff so much, keep up the good work!
one of the most underated videos on youtube
Yo, finally back!
Edit: Just finished the premiere, and OOHHHHHH DEAR what a ride!
Great video!
Hope we'll get more of this not too far in the future :)
2:37 cool
Great stuff, always love speculative biology.
"babe wake up, new spec evo video just dropped"
I kinda get this project confused with bibliaridon's 'alien biospheres'. You guys have the same artists?
Probably no, his models are different.
ooooh boy leviathan time!!!!
edit: er.. um 40 cm long - Leviathan time, baby!!
As time goes on, creatures may evolve larger over time.
Amazing video! Worth the wait
Best series about esp ev!!!
To be honest I thought this was a cheap copy of Alien Biospheres by Biblaridion but I think you have really come into your own this episode. Keep it up!
Novapari are OP
I wonder what alien life was like out there if I could see one.
ruclips.net/video/jRgw1fY7s5U/видео.html
Let's go another episode
would it be an issue to ask for rephrasing? We - the ppl of science, know its not that the organisms chose to have any adaptation. Its not like they choose or opt for not having hair to improve reproduction. Id like to see greater emphasis on the external conditions guiding their evolution, by saying "cold climate might select for", or "the X wont support their current form, so mutations leading to Y would give the organisms and advantage and allow this clade to prosper"
So that the less educated can understand the natural selection properly
Glad to see you back!
"The color red is effectively black"
The color black: "bruh"
i would suggest to make the background black when presenting creatures, it makes it easier to see their details. great series
Heey, love your video, you've got some fascinating speculative evolution going on here. However, I have to point out a small mistake that you made. You mention a symbiotic relationship as a relationship between two species where both species benefit. I see this A LOT in many different places so I can see where you got it from. But Symbiosis is defined as the close relationship between two species, regardless of the effect they have on each other. Symbiosis can be divided into parasitism, commensalism and mutualism so although yes, species undergoing a symbiotic relationship can both benefit this is not always true. Mutualism is the correct term for the examples you give here.
Anyway sorry for my rambling, hope you find it constructive and hope you have a nice day!
YOOO MY ART IS HERE
Might rejoin if i have some time to do more fanart
42:29 - visual clutter that is very hard to read, just use 3 trees like Blib does - in this case 1 for Purpongus, 1 for Manuseptum and 1 for Pisceslamina
It was relevant to the showcase to show all the major clades and which ones survived the extinction and which didn't
content is great af, waiting for next one.
and one thing to question - isn't tidally locked planet would be less tectonically active? our planet's rotation and rotation of Venus might signify about that. so.. would there still be vents? even any volcanic activity? even if the thing about tectonic activity is so, there is likely still possibility that in early stages tidally locked planets would be active, due to cooling down after formation.
It's difficult to say anything about Venus with certainty, but I'm pretty confident there's volcanic activity there.
That red lobster is cooked, they're greenish-blue and mottled with black spots when not turned into dinner.
SO BASICALLY 35:48 (dermatista) Is just a barnicle
Yo! New episode!
i cant wait for ep 5
Hell yeah
im Hyped!!!
28:36 menacing
It was like a year and a half, and now we have a NEW episode!
and it flew real low
I have been waiting for so long
Amazing!
Good job
When your art doesn’t appear 💀💀:
😭😭😭
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i love this but i cant see ep 5
lets goo
Where is ep5