Kids' Q&A
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Kids ask the darndest things.
Facebook: / thebrainscoop
The Brain Scoop is written and hosted by:
Emily Graslie
Executive Producer:
Hank Green ( / hankschannel )
Directed, Edited, Animated, and Scored by:
Michael Aranda ( / michaelaranda )
Mandolin Mad Skillz:
Henry Reich ( / minutephysics )
Huge special awesome thanks to Ms. Bianco and her 4th grade class for their help in creating this episode!
And last but definitely not least, thanks to Martina Šafusová, Diana Raynes, Katerina Idrik, Lorena Pimentel Villaça, Gerda van Mierlo, Tony Chu, Barbara Velázquez, Seth Bergenholtz, and Kelleen Browning for helping with transcriptions for this video!
You are an incredibly engaging speaker. You should have your own Saturday morning Bill Nye style science show.
+CertainSongs87 yes!
"Do you have a big truck to carry all the animals?" Best fucking question ever.
I like her response more.
I can't stop watching these awesome videos. Emily rules!
Holy wow! Emily, you are an amazing teacher! You are talking to kids like they have a brain. The world needs more people like you!
If I lived anywhere near Montana (or Chicago), I would bring my Girl Scouts (and Cub Scouts) to come learn something with Emily.
"Like these elk feet!" 10/10 best quote ever
This video was adorable. Emily definitely went into "I'm talking to a child mode" with her hands, voice and facial expressions. Very cute.
Thank you Emily for continuing to put your heart and soul into every episode.
This show just keeps getting better with each episode. Keep up the good work, Emily!
I love listening to you talk and make hand gestures about all sorts of stuff!!!!!
Thanks! I'm 14 and I LOVE watching these things!!
A mobile museum (kind of like a mobile library) would make me so happy. It's an awesome idea. It would have to be furnished in a way which suits its purpose, kind of like how a mobile library needs to have shelves that are fixed to the walls of the bus, and as few moving things as possible.
Emily, as always, you have a great way of getting information out. Thank you so much, I love sharing this show with my kids - they think it is a special reward when they finish homework. I don't let them know that it is teaching them.
I have missed your face!!! It feels like forever since the last episode! Good to see ya!!!
I greatly enjoy watching the brain scoop videos, your excitement and enthusiasm are infectious. I get as super excited for science as you do.
These videos stay fun and lighthearted; I hope you get the funds to keep going!
Oh. My. GOD. How can you be so adorable??
I could listen to you talk nerdy all day!
adorbs. It's so great that some teachers are using your series in the classroom! That would be the best class ever to just get to watch The Brain Scoop.
I think its pretty awesome that a teacher is getting her students interested in this. I remember at that age my classes were not this interesting.
Kids are some of the best people to ask questions, they have no filter and all imagination.
This has been the most adorable episode so far! More kid questions!
I just love it how this show started from Hank and Michael going to the museum, and was made into a full on awesome show THAT WILL HAVE A TRUCK
I WANT A TRUCK
So glad there's a new episode. I've been having withdrawals.
Oh my God, this is my favourite Q&A so far. SO CUTE.
If I had had access to this show when I was in elementary school I would probably be working at a museum right now. So inspiring.
Every edition is special.
Loved the way you handled the "how are animals born" question, I don't think I could of been that professional about it.
I wished you were my teacher. Your passion and communicative ease makes these videos quite enjoyable. Thank you!
I died at the bathroom bit. Gawwwd, I love your videos. I learn so much and they're so well put together. You and your team do such a great job.
Aww, she's so awesomely cute!
Reading comments like yours bring such happiness to my life. Thank you
So adorable. Can't believe this is the same channel where the quote "I'm giving this wolf a hand job" was uttered. Live long, and stay awesome brainscoop!
This is the most adorable video I've seen here yet. I enjoy these videos a lot, and to think that there are kids watching these videos too to learn about science is amazing :)
Surprisingly hard hitting questions from a year 4 class! You go kids. Keep that curiousity strong!
the taught of curios kids wanting to learn made me regain faith in humanity, thanks... it also made me cry a little :')
That was so cute, i'd love to see Emily going to schools and doing these Q&As IRL
I want to see those kids drawing!!! Pleeeease! I hope they make it a big project.
Emily you always make me smile
Congrats on 100,000! Cant express how much i love this channel ;D
You sound so interested and passionate about the stuff you talk about. I wish my teachers at school were so excited about their subjects
I told my mom, "Something moves in the background of the intro, it's creepy!"
She said, "Maybe it's that raccoon..."
SOON
Amazing! Very happy to hear you answering children's questions, way to help make kids excited for Science.
Just realized that the mandolinist is Henry Reich. The same one from MinutePhysics and MinuteEarth? That is a man of many talents.
I like that production assistant and mandolinist are on the same end screen slide
You're the same age as my chemistry teacher. This isn't relevant but as a senior I'm starting to see the teachers as people and it's strangely nice
Man, having Emily as a teacher would be so cool.
So Good! Emily seems like she'd be a really awesome elementary school teacher. What a cool idea for an episode.
She seems like a great teacher.
I have a 9 and 10 year old and I let them watch all the episodes with me. We talk about it and I think Emily and Michael do a really good job of not making it gruesome, just educational. Their friends see much more disturbing things on video games they play.
Agreed! I mean, I grew up surrounded by biologists, so this sort of thing is normal and even useful today. Kids watching this sort of stuff is absolutely fantastic, in my opinion.
Nice to hear Minnesota got mentioned in your video! GO Minnesota!
i hope this channel nvr goes awayyy
I'm always so happy when a new brain scoop episode pops up on my home page =)
there's a subspecies called the monotremes from Australia which are mammals that lay eggs but feed their young on milk. They're the echidna (two species), the playtpus, and I think there may be one other I've forgotten.
Well said. His skeleton also becomes weaker during the Marvel Zombies arcs. He doesn't heal and his adamantium skeleton also becomes useless as it won't hold. This leads to some gruesome imagery with one of his arms being cut off by Wolverine after hitting the silver surfer!
It's not for everyone I know, but as a novelty comic it is a hell of a read.
I love the Brain Scoop! One of my favourite RUclips channels for sure! :)
I would've really loved to have an elementary school teacher like you. You've got a good way of saying things.
Awesome video, I love the questions kids ask and it seems like Emily would be really great with kids.
I will never regret subscribing to this channel.
I've thought about this too. I think that someone with instant regeneration abilities would also need the ability to take in oxygen from every pore of their skin, else they would hyperventilate trying to intake enough oxygen for cellular respiration. This would lessen the need for the body to pump blood and might in theory work with the adamantium-covered skeleton too.
Emily, You're awesome. That is all.
I took your advice and got myself copies of Storeroom #1 and Pickled Heads and I thoroughly enjoyed them. Thanks for the tip.
This is super cute. I really enjoyed this episode but I do hope that this show's target audience stays hopefully in high school and above mainly.
Most amazing show on youtube! Go Emily!
The day that my name appears at the end of the video for helping to fund the episode will be a very happy day!
Cute! I bet those kids had a blast watching their questions being answered.
Go MN! I'm so glad you guys did a Q and A with a class of kids; way to get students involved : )
I can tell that Emily is really good with kids! Great video.
It's also well established in X-Men canon that Wolverine's healing factor is so strong that without the constant maintenance required to survive with his adamantium skeleton he goes almost feral (there was a storyline in the 90's where Magneto stripped the adamantium off Logan's bones) so it is very likely that his red blood cells do regenerate themselves.
Also, until very recently he was actually immortal having beaten death in single combat so... yeah
Best episode ever.
I love how you answer these!
I feel like you would make a great teacher. Like, a proper teacher. Not just to us folks on the internets
I love the donation idea. Nerdfighteria finally gets to actively fund its own content. It's like constant kickstarter.
Yay! Brain Scoop is back!
This video made me 5 different sorts of happy.
Emily, you totally leveled up again with this video.
"Is that dead? Is THAT dead?"
"Yes, you guys, everything is dead."
Its so cool to see kids interested in science, and even weird science like taxidermy. Which I am too now after watching all these videos
okay so even though these were children half my age asking these questions, this has helped clear my mind and remind me of some vital concepts for my bio 2 final tomorrow! thanks emily! (and ms. bianco's class :))
This is adorable Emily.
yes and it has been done
Live anywhere in the Midwest? Visit the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. One of the best experiences in the country. Don't forget to save some time for the Shedd Aquarium right across the street from it. Both are worth the time and money.
Yeah Minnesota!!!!
That's pretty awesome. I'm a sucker for those things too.
I love this show so much I would marry it...
That was both wonderful and awesome.
YAY MORE BRAIN SCOOP!!!
Love her voice XD
All ancestral mammals laid eggs. The only egg laying mammals left (monotremes) live in Australia and New Guinea because of geographic isolation from the mainland. These species did not have as much competition from placentals, which evolved after the continents were in a similar orientation to where they are today. Placentals have been more successful, obviously, and drove monotremes and marsupials mostly to extinction in non-geographically isolated locations.
Hooray!! a brain scoop episode!!
Emily, you could not be more charming. Took me a while to find the word, but that it (or at least one of them): charming.
Oh my god! I was just thinking how much I missed the Brain Scoop! AND THEN I SAW THIS IN MY SUBSCRIBTION BAR.
this video rocked. goodness gracious you make me happy to learn!
Minnesota represent!
Cute questions. Thanks for answering!
The 'it still has brains on it' bit still makes me chuckle :)
The mandolinist has a channel, Minute Physics and Minute Earth. I think Destin of Smarter Every Day has some footage of Henry playing his mandolin near the toy truck.
Minnesota! Represent.
"How are animals born?" was my favourite... Emily totally dodged the "But how do babies get in the stomach/egg?" bullet there. ;)
Emily would make a great grade school teacher
"The animals usually don't go anywhere, they stay right here in the museum... Usually...." Perfect.
My reaction at the end was "oh, of course, Hank's involved..." This was a cool video, though. I liked how it explained things clearly so the kids would understand and didn't dodge any questions.
Looove you guys