I'm surprised you guys didn't mention that the Liver is also one of the few organs that can regenerate if damaged or severed. Even if you cut out most of it, and only had 1/3rd left, it can still fully recover.
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This guy and the presentation were too good. Please make a series for all of the organs of the human body, you will have taught more than all of high school and college combined, in a fun way!
My father was an alcoholic. After his death and autopsy they found his liver to be as hard as a rock and very dark. Now I'm not saying drinking is bad, but things like alcoholism does do damage to your Liver. It is a very important organ and shouldn't be mistreated. Please, don't over do things the way my father did :/. Treat your liver with care.
Wetrosky J that takes time, his ldad probably had cirrhosis and fibrosis of the liver due to the long term sustained injury from excessive alcohol intake . Moderation is key !
But why did your father undergo autopsy? .... In my country until and unless you have unusual cause of death, like a road traffic accident or burns, you don't have an autopsy done..
Sanjog Sharma Depending of the cases, many countries have mandatory autopsies. For instance, in Mexico when someone dies at home and is moved for whatever reason it has to be taken to forensics, that is not the case if they die at the hospital or are pronounced dead by a doctor.
LOVED THIS VIDEO! SO HELPFUL! As a student studying for medical school, it's nice to find a video that makes learning the liver simple and easy. Obviously, I need to know more about the intricacies of this process, but the illustrations were helpful in helping me understand the basics of this system.
Hello! Rabia Afsar where are you from? Just asking formally. Yeah! I first wonder this was only an ordinary part that just process food.Now I know what God has given.
So happy the background music was so loud, if it was any quieter, I would have heard what the narrator was saying clearly and not had to put on subtitles 😂👌
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the stomach almost always work, from the time you eat, cause iot digeests to the time you're hungry, cause it produces a substance that alerts you that you need to eat
I love Ted Ed because it quenches my thirst for knowledge in the best way i could ever think of , it's been months since I discovered this channel but i had watched all of their biology and science related videos in the first few days and i can watch these video's again and again because they have so much of knowledge, i never thought that biology and science can be made this interesting which can even boost yourself to study these subjects with more interest and passion.
meh... He's alright, but not "awesome" (I swear, just about everyone misuses this word). I will say, if he had an English accent, he'd sound much better.
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The animation of TedEd is total heartthrob! 💞💓💝 Though I have majored in life sciences, this animation makes internal organs come to life and explain their own functioning so beautifully 👼
You guys take learning to the NEXT LEVEL ! I love everyone of the videos! Thank you TED-Ed! You guys work hard to produce these amazing videos, I recently read that you guys take upto 2 - 3 months to produce? That's Amazing , you guys rock , please just don't stop this ! The best way to Learn! You guys are Awesome! I LOVE this! :-)
Outstanding view of why liver health is so important, when I was in the Navy I served with a lot of health nuts including myself and it always got to me why they would over drink as you end up paying for it dearly later in life. I am missing my repository for bile now, it would be interesting to see a Ted-Ed on what happens after that because I will say it changed my digestive track forever. Cheers, -MM3RITTER
This is such a great video!!! Kudos to the animator!!! So helpful to understand what's happening even if you can't understand much of the oral presentation. Very well presented lesson, congratulations to the creators!!
This is very interesting and I liked this video! I didn't how important is this organ and the explanation was so nice and catchy.. This channel is a great tool on RUclips for educational purposes!! Keep it up TED-Ed :D
I took my nursing degree in 2009-2012, I can't imagine if the internet / RUclips had these types of content back then I would have learned much much more efficiently by then. Oh and I would have certainly adapted these kind of lectures on our individual presentations. Would have been impressive 😅
Cyanakrli dude skin is a medically recognised oragan which hav different layers like epidermis etc which protect ur interlnal parts and organs from outside environment it actually insulates u. i thnk u got misundrstnd.it doesn't mean tat all ur internal organs r covered with same type of skin or just skin tat u c outside.skin is an oragan,u dont hav much knwldg Google it k...
Only, I don't think that's true. 1.8 kg is just a shade more than 3 lbs, which is how much the average human brain weighs. I'm certain that the intestines weigh more than that, even if you divide them into small and large.
+Daniell Bondad not too sure where you have studied biology, but skin varies in thickness, from 0.5mm to 4mm around your body which is a pretty significant considering that it is around 2 square metres in surface area. www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/body/factfiles/skin/skin.shtml Anyway, In total, Skin weighs roughly 20 pounds where as the liver weighs only 3 - 4 pounds www.livescience.com/32939-how-much-does-skin-weigh.html
These videos are fascinating, but I just can't get over the way this guy talks. He has a nice voice, but he speaks so low in his throat that it makes him sound like a sleepy chain-smoker. I can actually hear his vocal folds being squished to make his voice sound so low. I know it shouldn't bother me, and it won't keep me from watching these TED-Ed videos... but if he tries to just relax, let his voice come from the part of his larynx that it wants to, and speaks up a bit, it'll sound much more smooth, awake, and easy to listen to. Otherwise, the video is great, and he has great diction and 'clarity.' Just throwing this suggestion out there.
Love the way how the music is used to make the humans with the attention span of humming bird more attentive. Great work💯 This education video is just as addictive as a social networking site💯 Sound engineering💯💯💯
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
You are better than all of my biology teachers, I could listen to you everyday talking about whole human body. It is so fun.
+TheCrimson147 Wholeheartedly agree with you. The narrator's voice is the best!!!
+Spring_Leaves yassss
I completely agree with you, same here
Batman yeah
You are true
I'm surprised you guys didn't mention that the Liver is also one of the few organs that can regenerate if damaged or severed.
Even if you cut out most of it, and only had 1/3rd left, it can still fully recover.
Abel Lawliet Oh yah. I forgot that. They should've mentioned it.
thanks for the information
i was told it can grow back to its normal size in 30 days if cut in two??? is this true ???
I already know that but I will still try remember it
But it won't be as effective as before
The coolest background music in any Ted Ed videos... Have to rewind several times as distracted from the narration.
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To my liver: for all the times I have abused you, thank you for staying strong 😢
Beautiful
Why am i crying
Maxx P. So edgy and deep
There are ways to detoxify your liver you know.
Now stop abusing it.
This guy and the presentation were too good. Please make a series for all of the organs of the human body, you will have taught more than all of high school and college combined, in a fun way!
A gift for you. ruclips.net/video/SdZIiBLtWf4/видео.html
if you watch it in 0.75 you might even learn something....
@@LacostanicoBoom, mind blown
Sarcastically, of course.
Lol...
The background music is so smooth... It kept catching my attention than the narrator
Well engineered.
The narrator always sound the same on all these ted ed videos
Had exactly the same. Had to replay the vid several times
I am only listening narrator
Isnt that too much loudly to understand it well?
My father was an alcoholic. After his death and autopsy they found his liver to be as hard as a rock and very dark. Now I'm not saying drinking is bad, but things like alcoholism does do damage to your Liver. It is a very important organ and shouldn't be mistreated.
Please, don't over do things the way my father did :/. Treat your liver with care.
Usally when you die things harden and darken
well said.
Wetrosky J that takes time, his ldad probably had cirrhosis and fibrosis of the liver due to the long term sustained injury from excessive alcohol intake . Moderation is key !
But why did your father undergo autopsy? .... In my country until and unless you have unusual cause of death, like a road traffic accident or burns, you don't have an autopsy done..
Sanjog Sharma Depending of the cases, many countries have mandatory autopsies. For instance, in Mexico when someone dies at home and is moved for whatever reason it has to be taken to forensics, that is not the case if they die at the hospital or are pronounced dead by a doctor.
liver makes you live that's why it's called liver
Mine. Blown.
*explosion noise*
:) beleive me it's true
ecju I meant mind, not mine ;-;
In German it's "Leber" which is also 'live' (Leben).
I think you're on to something.
I guess the heart, lungs, brain and the blood itself doesn't make you live uh
I think i am in love with Liver
*marriage noises intensify*
You may now kiss...
I am sorry to burst your bubble, but livers don't have emotions, but if it did I'm sure it would care about you as much as you do for your liver.
@Gorrito Azul watch the video.
@@VoyZage (I think) he was just correcting him because he capitalized the L in the liver.
I can’t stress enough the gratitude I have for the incredible animations in all the TED-Ed vids
Support them in Patreon...
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The music combination and the explanation is just a perfect match, good video
Pretty swanky music.
I think you must go for Indian music then!✌
Neeta Thakur wait is dis indian?
Thanks for commenting on the music! Finally put the track on Spotify! open.spotify.com/track/3P5xBUB83nvBaQVKDzHWrl?si=fWTUmaiVSwGcAGipEZQJKg
@@davefeddock its not playing
LOVED THIS VIDEO! SO HELPFUL! As a student studying for medical school, it's nice to find a video that makes learning the liver simple and easy. Obviously, I need to know more about the intricacies of this process, but the illustrations were helpful in helping me understand the basics of this system.
r u a doctor now
The background guitar tune was so good, I didn't learn anything 💀
Very well explained!
Bulsit
@@bonvg6037 ??
he got something wrong, he stated that the Liver is the heaviest organ in the human body, but it is not, the SKIN is.
@@attorneytomannihilator6933 usually people say bulsit to show her youtube channel
@@boobayloo The skin is the largest not heaviest If I remember correctly
2:45
Everybody gangsta 'till the liver cactus starts kidnapping
Lol I just got it
OMG I am in love with my liver.Superb factory.
Yeah same to u 😂
Hello! Rabia Afsar where are you from?
Just asking formally.
Yeah! I first wonder this was only an ordinary part that just process food.Now I know what God has given.
+Azam jamal hmm yes
I m from karachi Pakistan
Nice to know you.
Next time you watch any good,informative etc video do share/tag me.I will be very thank full to you.
So happy the background music was so loud, if it was any quieter, I would have heard what the narrator was saying clearly and not had to put on subtitles 😂👌
i think we’d all really appreciate a series like this on all/most the organs in the body!!! this video was amazingly helpful
This animation was definitely the coolest of all the the TED-Ed videos I've watched!
liver is like a cool guy who is very humble and will always be there when u need help
This video is really awesome and informative but the backround music was a bit too distracting
It made it exciting
Yup but its volume has to be little bit low
Annoying
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Actually the music makes the video rocks! :)
The music is dope
as dope as ur name, right?
Thanks!! check out da track without the VO open.spotify.com/track/3P5xBUB83nvBaQVKDzHWrl?si=lcwFgQFeSO-maAMDjciKcg
@@davefeddock i clicked. Doesn't play 🙁
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Very nice and informative lesson. Thank you TED-Ed!
They made a mistake in the beginning by saying the liver is heavier than the skin. Wow Ted-ed, very informative!
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The animation and music were tooooo much awesome and catching
I only ever knew about it filtering waste and producing bile. This video taught me more than I ever learned in school. I love TED Ed videos.
Everything inside our body works 24 hours a day...
while we work for 8 hours a day and than lazily stare at our computer before finally going to bed at midnight
MV N not really tho, when we work out, our stomach and darms etc are barely working
the stomach almost always work, from the time you eat, cause iot digeests to the time you're hungry, cause it produces a substance that alerts you that you need to eat
+Nico Herman What about the eyes? :)
coincident? There is 24 likes on this comment
I love Ted Ed because it quenches my thirst for knowledge in the best way i could ever think of , it's been months since I discovered this channel but i had watched all of their biology and science related videos in the first few days and i can watch these video's again and again because they have so much of knowledge, i never thought that biology and science can be made this interesting which can even boost yourself to study these subjects with more interest and passion.
This is one of the most well done educational videos in RUclips, soooo intriguing!
Yes , Finally I can understand the liver in the media more than school
*Technology is awesome*
yo wtf I came here to learn what’s with this banger in the background
the music on the video is too loud !!!
Sparrow agree. I can't hear and process anything he saying
The blood plasma protein at 2:07 is me walking back to my table from the all-you-can-eat buffet...
Addison Anderson sure knows how to narrate 👍 he's awesome
meh... He's alright, but not "awesome" (I swear, just about everyone misuses this word).
I will say, if he had an English accent, he'd sound much better.
JanetFunkYeah there's something called "opinions". Just letting you know.
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What an amazing video! Simple and clear explanation of the liver's function
These ted ed animations are above everything
The background music is dope..
A little nitpick. You placed the Hepatic Artery on the wrong side of the heart and liver. I first thought it was the Hepatic Vein.
**Pulls up in car besides you**
NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRDDDDDDDDDD
I was wondering the same thing :>
The animation of TedEd is total heartthrob! 💞💓💝
Though I have majored in life sciences, this animation makes internal organs come to life and explain their own functioning so beautifully 👼
Always the right questions
Animation+ explanation = perfect
That's why I love TED Talk
Liver is the most underrated organ in our body.
Yay you are afcously write
Hy , please comment me
@@vijayparwal1797 ??? What bro?
I am agree your comment liver is most understand organ
Nah, imo colon is the most underrated, but every digestive organ is underrated unfortunately
A 3minute video taught me more than 3 week of biology about the liver
You guys take learning to the NEXT LEVEL ! I love everyone of the videos! Thank you TED-Ed! You guys work hard to produce these amazing videos, I recently read that you guys take upto 2 - 3 months to produce? That's Amazing , you guys rock , please just don't stop this ! The best way to Learn! You guys are Awesome! I LOVE this!
:-)
The background music is so melodious!!!
Sometimes feals patronizing when analogies like "factory" and "store house" are used.
It is OK to use the medical terms with a little of explanation.
Outstanding view of why liver health is so important, when I was in the Navy I served with a lot of health nuts including myself and it always got to me why they would over drink as you end up paying for it dearly later in life. I am missing my repository for bile now, it would be interesting to see a Ted-Ed on what happens after that because I will say it changed my digestive track forever. Cheers, -MM3RITTER
If you remove the music during explain the toppic then it will be more helpful.
You mean the whole video
Like the music more😌
Nice episode. does anyone know the title of the background music?
The Knack - My Sharona
Eric Morrison
do u also know wat they used to make the animation?
MOODI BROWN Paintbrush for Windows
Eric Morrison
WHAT THE HELL R U???
MOODI BROWN im going to assume it's Adobe After Effects here is the animators website do some investigating andrewdavid.tv/
Concise, informative, entertaining, simplistically brilliant.. I’m very found of this
Wow very fun and good explanation for kids and adults
The music in the video distracted me the entire time lol I couldn't hear the dude.
It's fun having a teacher like you
I mean your explanations are amazing and animations are awesome 👏🏻
Thank you teacher
This is such a great video!!! Kudos to the animator!!! So helpful to understand what's happening even if you can't understand much of the oral presentation. Very well presented lesson, congratulations to the creators!!
" اللهم رحمتك أرجو، فلا تكلني إلى نفسي طرفة عين، وأصلح لي شأني كلّه، لا إله إلا أنت ". رواه أحمد و أبو داود
this is very useful so thanks for that.
This is very interesting and I liked this video! I didn't how important is this organ and the explanation was so nice and catchy.. This channel is a great tool on RUclips for educational purposes!! Keep it up TED-Ed :D
I took my nursing degree in 2009-2012,
I can't imagine if the internet / RUclips had these types of content back then
I would have learned much much more efficiently by then.
Oh and I would have certainly adapted these kind of lectures on our individual presentations.
Would have been impressive 😅
+TED-Ed can you explain why vitamins / multivitamins make you sleepy.
This video concept, animator and musician deserve a Raise!
One of the best channels that I have ever see🙏🙏👍🏻
I like the music. It's catchy :)
Right On! Just released a new mastered version. open.spotify.com/track/3P5xBUB83nvBaQVKDzHWrl?si=lcwFgQFeSO-maAMDjciKcg
Link not working please say where the track from
Can you please remove the background music? it is more audible then the dialogue.
In general skin is the largest organ in the body weighing about 20 pounds(9kg)...liver is the largest internal organ only
Cyanakrli dude skin is a medically recognised oragan which hav different layers like epidermis etc which protect ur interlnal parts and organs from outside environment it actually insulates u. i thnk u got misundrstnd.it doesn't mean tat all ur internal organs r covered with same type of skin or just skin tat u c outside.skin is an oragan,u dont hav much knwldg Google it k...
Jilmon James skin isn’t an internal organ so liver is the largest internal organ
google said skin is a organ... google WINS ....
@@johncasor9698 yes, but a external organ
Background music and whole video was amazing
The music made me focus so much better what a miracle.
what an animation!
I love you Liver. In fact, I love you organs. No, I love you bodily systems and functions. Alright let's cut the crap, I LOVE YOU BODY!!!!!
Your body doesn't love you back.
Aww! This is so cute
It's great to love your body.
But what about that thing which body turn into soil without it ?
@@bakhtyanwar4986 what's it? Skin?
@@gettingshotsomeonesgonnapa8635 No dear, I mean the soul which make body work and without it we will turn into soil soon.
interesting that its the heavist organ in your body, because in hebrew it's called the same word for heavy.
Only, I don't think that's true. 1.8 kg is just a shade more than 3 lbs, which is how much the average human brain weighs. I'm certain that the intestines weigh more than that, even if you divide them into small and large.
Your skin and both your intestines are heavier than your liver
Well sorry. Its just what the video said.
@Pepito it wasnt her fault the video said its the heaviest organ
@@resoprint look it up. Please do not make assumptions. I wish you the best in life. 👌
Loved the upbeat tune
I love the guitar sound in the background, it's so cool
The BGM... It goes so well with the explanation
Also it keeps getting my attention which is really getting annoying now
Kept wanting to yell "My Sharona!" throughout the video
Why is that Eric?
Yeah, Eric. Why is that? Do tell.
The music. Sounds like the song My Sharona by The Knack.
Go for it! Stream "The Liver". open.spotify.com/track/3P5xBUB83nvBaQVKDzHWrl?si=lcwFgQFeSO-maAMDjciKcg
"What is life? It depends on the liver."
PS: Starting quote from a bollywood movie *ANDHADHUN*
That was deep!
The liver is one factory we simply should never afford to shut down
The last sentence is the main point !!!
how about the spleen?
wow. good quality content
Chicken liver's also the most delicious part
No, it tastes like sh*t....
You want to eat that
I love these informational segments, they are very informative. However SKIN is the largest organ at 3.4 kg
Excellent description of how amazing our liver is
Hard to hear the talking over the "background" music.
Good video, but the heaviest organ in your body is actually your skin, not your liver
No.The skin is only 100 micrometers thick and is not very dense.
No.The skin is only 100 micrometers thick and is not very dense.
+Daniell Bondad not too sure where you have studied biology, but skin varies in thickness, from 0.5mm to 4mm around your body which is a pretty significant considering that it is around 2 square metres in surface area.
www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/body/factfiles/skin/skin.shtml
Anyway, In total, Skin weighs roughly 20 pounds where as the liver weighs only 3 - 4 pounds
www.livescience.com/32939-how-much-does-skin-weigh.html
+Conor Oates He does say in, as in inside, although I think that's just wording rather than literal. I was surprised the brain wasn't the heaviest.
good point, and I understand what you mean, the brain takes up 20% of the body's energy despite weighing only 2% of it.
These videos are fascinating, but I just can't get over the way this guy talks. He has a nice voice, but he speaks so low in his throat that it makes him sound like a sleepy chain-smoker. I can actually hear his vocal folds being squished to make his voice sound so low. I know it shouldn't bother me, and it won't keep me from watching these TED-Ed videos... but if he tries to just relax, let his voice come from the part of his larynx that it wants to, and speaks up a bit, it'll sound much more smooth, awake, and easy to listen to. Otherwise, the video is great, and he has great diction and 'clarity.' Just throwing this suggestion out there.
What bothered me was rather the music - it's kind of distracting from the voice.
ReFreezed Precisely. I'm not even through but already writing this comment.
You're so observant...they should do an throat/voice episode
Music is very good. I like it more than the video.
Music was loud...liver as factory concept was gr8
Students brains after going through almost 13 years of education vs students brains after watching a video from Vsauce or TED-Ed. You get the point
the real question is what the liver does not do hahahah
Whoever put in this "music"...
Congratulations. You ruined a TED-Ed video.
Motivative music and calm narration pleases every new one.Thanks ted-ed
The animation level is splendid.
So great!!! Thank you for the engaging explanation and reminding me of why the liver is so important.
That background music was drawing my attention.
I gained a lot of new knowledges after watching this video. Thank you.
I can't imagine a world without TED-Ed
Liver is pretty underrated, seeing the important role it plays in our body.
so good narration and background music
Love the way how the music is used to make the humans with the attention span of humming bird more attentive.
Great work💯
This education video is just as addictive as a social networking site💯
Sound engineering💯💯💯
this was very informative, thank you ted ed for everything you do! now could make a video on how to care for it properly?
woo, this animation is awesome, make its more easier to understand. thanks nice. good job
Who needs detox smoothies when you have this amazing factory?