The fascinating differences between Mammoths and Mastodons (Mammuts) #paleontology #science

[OBXHeloMedic]

The recreation of the mastadon throwing the human is hilarious 😂

[JohnnyH]

This guy is brilliant. The Houston Museum should start a youtube channel with this guy teaching classes on prehistoric subjects.

[ericred]

Again, more content like this on YouTube, where most content has just fallen so far off any positive spectrum. So refreshing to have entertainment, education, and thoughtfulness in one nice little package. I was a total dinosaur nerd kid and I did not know this (I know they aren't dinosaurs, but you get my point).

[meghanmcnamara]

He's my favorite presenter. Great sense of humor.

[corvuscorax]

my favorite part is how he just simply doesn't acknowledge the human skeleton suspended in the air, even as the camera repeatedly pans to it

[juliaperez]

Is that a hunter flying through the air?

[DreadEnder]

“That was a bad dad joke, I don’t have any kids.”

Lies! That was a dad joke within a dad joke!

[feenixrising]

Love this guy’s humour. More please ☺️

[CasualVox]

Man, I wish I could take my daughter to this museum, all your exhibits look incredible.
Does the museum ever have any sensory friendly hours?
I'd hate to drag her through a 16 hour drive for the environment to be too overwhelming.

[possumsinatrenchcoat]

i love the human skeleton just flying through the air going completely unremarked upon 😂

(yes i know what the display is depicting but like. tell me it doesn't look even at least a little bit looney toons lol)

[Leeza-G]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
I did not know that they were different.
It’s great to learn about something at any age. (I’m older)😅
I appreciate your content and your personality! 🫶🏼🌍🫶🏼

[JoanieBC]

Dad jokes always play well with us older parents.

[JenniferSWalker]

This is awesome. I need to plan a trip to the museum ASAP!!

[chelseahodge]

This is a very unique exhibit. I love it 😍

[YsabetJustYsabet]

Thanks for this; it was easy to understand and remember! You know, it's funny-- I live about an hour away from the Lehner Mammoth Kill Site in AZ and I've been on a tour given by one of the local paleontologists explaining the local ecology, climate, animal populations and so forth of how it was 11, 000 years ago; and I cannot for the life of me look out over that area from my friend's home without imagining and practically expecting to see them. It's got huge stretches of open brush and mesquite with little streambeds here and there all running down to the San Pedro River and depending on where you are, more hills than houses; that paleontologist made it come alive to us all (and then we were allowed to try our hands at throwing an atlatl, which just made it better. One guy almost skewered a car's dashboard window!) GREAT day!

[all-thingstv]

I love your museum from the Netherlands ❤🇳🇱

[RoweOrwell]

Not to diss the other people at this museum… but this dude is ur STAR!

Just have him pumping out content with that enthusiasm mixed with charming corniness- he’s awesome

[Darthbelal]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge...

[birdedup]

I was wondering why the mammoth was suspended in mid air

till I realized that the mastodon is throwing a human away, while the mammoth is being hunted down by a human

[IkethRacing]

The fat content in the meat makes all the difference in flavor. Mammoths must have had some delicious marbling