Ancient Giant Amphibians

This video look into the giant amphibians, they were some of the first terrestrial creatures but were overthrown by our ancestors the amniotes.

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[richardhall]

I can't believe this channel isn't more popular. Definitely a keeper!

[lowqualitypranks]

There are hundreds of natural history channels on youtube that could do a video on ancient amphibians and other creatures, but this channel has arguably the best videos for each topic.

[diebesgrab]

That expression on the one getting eaten, though.

“Oh... oh, this is a bad day.”

[GreenFors]

Oh man these videos are good. More videos about pre-Jurassic lifeforms please.

[dmcmd]

These videos are sick dude. Keep doing what you’re doing and the channel will explode

[feistygheisty]

Makes me feel bad for the early amphibians getting owned so hard by reptiles no matter where they went. It would be so cool to have big ocean salamanders or bigger terrestrial ones. I love the newts and axolotls and stuff we have now but it's sad that they had so much going for them at the start and now they're pretty much stuck in mud puddles.

[atsukorichards]

I grew up by Lake Biwa (琵琶湖) in Shiga Prefecture, Japan. There was a museum, which specialised in the fresh-water fish and their surroundings, near my house, and I used to go there many times. One of my favorites to see was O-Sansyo-Uo (大山椒魚/大サンショウウオ meaning Great Peppercorn Fish/Japanese Salamander). I loved to watch him though he didn't move around much. The museum was taken down to relocate on the other side of the lake later. I do not know how old the fish was, and I wonder whether he still lives on or not.

[injunsun]

Yo, MOTH, I have watched a dozen providers, covering the same epochs and topics. You are excellent. Your accent is easily understood, and your Latin is impeccable. I've seen no factual errors, either. Thank you. You're at the top of my recommends for younger students (up through high school).

[unclemiguel]

god, imagine hunting for frogs and an amphibian the size of a crocodile jumps out the water and rests on the bank

[jaimeivantamayo]

Hi! I Came from the Ben G. Thomas Chanel. Have they come around yet? Best whishes from México.

[jadersolano]

This channel is a shining star among all darkness around YouTube and should be granted with all the respect it deserves.

[dylanwilliams]

Really hope this channel blows up. Thank goodness for Reddit taking me here. Keep up the quality content. Each vid is as good as the last

[Circumvehor]

The music you always use in the background is so relaxing.
😌

[smoothbrane]

This is one of the best channels ever. Does what it says on the tin and very detailed and informative.

[IXIammerlock]

bringing back childhood memories of just absorbing this from books 🙌🏼

[RadicalCaveman]

As a giant amphibian, I want to thank you for this video. My identity group gets so little attention and most of it is negative.

[fobbitoperator]

You do a bang-up job with your articulate narrations in your videos!

You & those like you & your channel, help fill the niche the History Channel left completely null, when they abandoned actually history based content.

BIG UPS FOR MR MOTH LIGHT!!!

[oliverhyatt]

this channel is so awesome for learning about our world's history. i love it so much.

[mgaus]

Love this channel.

Couldn't hear you as well as I'd have liked over the music in this one.

But still, best information and excellent editing

[shakearound]

These videos are amazing! Great job! All the facts, comparisons, and how everything relates is exactly how people need to learn!