EVOLUTION OF LIFE .Timeline + Animated prehistoric world map

Timeline of the EVOLUTION OF LIFE on Earth.
(Natural History in a nutshell)


The video is mainly designed to be watched rather than read. The additional information requires pausing or a slower rate.

The locations marked in red are rough estimates based on the current fossil record (hot spots) and some level of speculation (softer red). Numbers are also rounded for a better general understanding.

*MYA: Million years ago

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Music:
¨Chest burster¨cover by Ländgassa:
Remote.
´all god's creatures are animals¨
Kevin MacLeod - ¨It is lost¨

Russian subtitles provided by Yulia Kapaeva

Continental drift animation based on the work of Christopher Scotese

[clyelli]

to think that life has existed for so long is a beautiful feeling. it's a testament to the endurance and adaptability of nature, no matter the hardship, at least one seed will always grow.

[liberatek]

I'm so happy that you've shown plants, keep it up!

[SaurianStudios]

The moment you realize the Tyrannosaurus rex existed closer to humans in the history than the stegosaurus or dimetrodon.

[jktheparasaurolophus]

I can see why it took so long. You went above and beyond with adding new species, bugs, plants and a new homo species as well. Great work.

[sierramarky]

Love the periodic continent outlines! Enough to track continental drift, but not so much to distract from the video's focus. Well thought out and executed!

[MarioLanzas.]

notes to consider:
-the Ediacaran is technically not part of the Paleozoic, but it's included anyway.
-The locations are rough estimates based on the fossil record and some degree of speculation (hot spots are where the evidence is, the softer red is a possible larger range)
- the video is designed mostly to be watched rather than read. the additional information probably requires pausing or slowing the speed down.
-MYA: Million years ago

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[orcaman]

What a great video. I feel like you focused more on invertebrates this time, I also liked the fact you added plants. Good job👌

[julianzielonka]

Good job! Interesting music in background. You should in near or far future make artbook with your works:) You have a lot of good pictures with prehistoric organisms.

[naturalistwarrior]

11:47 - “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, Nothing is going to get better. It's not.” ― Dr. Seuss

[internetduck]

This gave me a massive existensial crisis but it's so interesting and informative, I love it

[atlasschmidt]

This is amazing! I can't imagine how many hours of research and fact checking went into it. Thank you so much for making this!!

[nirmalkumarjayahari]

@Mario Lanzas. This is so fascinating and comprehensive. A proper timeline with Geographic placement of pre historic life forms. Thanks.

[mariambibihafejee]

Very fascinating. What a legacy Mother Nature has bestowed us with. I was already fascinated with the evolution of life (prehistoric life); everything concerning natural history, but this channel has further reinforced my fascination through the use of top-notch, scientifically accurate illustrations. I especially like the message at the end; indeed if humanity continues at the current pace, it will be disastrous for our own species and Earth's fauna and flora. But there is still time to reverse the effects of global warming, pollution and other human-related activities. This channel is such a goldmine that I had to share it with others. Keep up the excellent work 👍. - Irfaan Hafejee

[jredmane]

Love your art, man! You are my fave paleoartist. I hope you can work things out with YouTube and not quit, I love seeing the ancient past through your eyes

[strether]

This is nothing short of brilliant. Your illustrations are breathtaking, too! By summarizing and synthesizing a vast amount of information you've given us a way to visualize an impossibly complex set of processes, both geological and evolutionary! I can't thank you enough for this video. I've saved it to a playlist called "Always" and I'm going to watch it daily until I can absorb it all.

[goneangels]

I think a video about the Ediacaran would be cool, you don't see many about the creatures themselves :)

[BipedalCynodont]

I think this is my favorite video you've made so far. Thank you.

[Tungdil_]

The video is breathtaking! Simply amazing!! Only one suggestion: this video has a lot of impressive information, thus, I think it would be better if it was a bit slow for us to absorb everything :)

[Mikailodon]

The updated English version, it’s here! It’s been 2 years since I’ve first watched your amazing content.

[Lanceonthespectrum]

Great video! I love the new models that you added on this new English version. that's really good, dude! now do the Prehistoric Planet size comparison chart video next, please.