'History of Life on Earth' TikTok Compilation

My favorite TikTok series, all compiled into one video! Since starting TikTok two years ago, I had wanted to do a series like this: giving a snapshot of how life on Earth evolved, starting from the Cambrian period all the way up to now. This serves as a stepping stone for the long-form content I'll be putting on this channel soon, so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss it! I hope you enjoy :)

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[billc]

"cats domesticated themselves" I LOVE that you included that line. Lol

[Where_is_Waldo]

11:13 "no matter what happens, nature always finds a way"

Agreed, but if we don't act smarter it might find it's way without us.

[Exodia]

This channel is why scrolling through shorts is one of my favorite pastimes. The channels I find that make educational content are better than most of the teachers I had growing up.

[sekritdokumint]

As soon as you started mentioning early humans i began having this very strange feeling of knowing they propably were just like us but less advandced. The propably had friends, loved others, created little societies. Its a weirs feeling and a weird realisation

[Commander_Appo]

I’m glad I got introduced to you from Milo. You make great videos!

[rainbow_blacklight]

this was AWESOME!! I had a bit of a hard time following because of how quickly it went, but i loved all the information. I would love to see some longer form videos on each time period and its wildlife if youre ever planning to make youtube videos! <3

[liberpolo]

I was a gen z raised with creationism, so I appreciate your videos very much, thank you!!

[origaminosferatu]

This compilation is great. It really puts everything into perspective re. Which animals were around at the same time and which weren't.
I also came over here from Milo's video and instantly subbed. This Paleo-knowledge is my absolute vibe!

[thomas]

Thank you 🙏🏻 for this!! I always loved the history of life on earth and have always been fascinated with it.

[mortober]

Wonderful refresher, I sometimes have trouble remembering the differences between the different periods and this is the first time I've heard a proper breakdown of the epochs after the extinction of the dinosaurs since they usually focus on older ones. One video I'd absolutely love to see is something like a more in depth breakdown of each period individually, talking about what the world was like at the time that influenced the life to be the way they were.

[rushiasapostlethapostleof]

Loved the vid and already subbed.
I'm a bit sad you skipped Precambrian and Ediacaran periods though, considering how interesting(and a bit mind boggling in Ediacaran's case) they are.
Also, something fun to look up for a future vid is Caveasphaera, even if it ends up just small mention.

[Rose-fffi]

0:43 could we just drop whatever work we're doing to appreciate the beauty of this creature

[theradioestofbois]

I just subbed with notifs from the bone video, and boom. A new video

[tacocups]

The amount of effort and research that must’ve gone into this is amazing

[dragongirl]

"Cats domesticated themselves" my new favorite statement

[magabre]

ohmygoodness this is so freaking cool seeing it all put together visually. I am a very visual learner and am just soaking this all in.
So just enthralling to learn about everything 🤩👏🔥
Saw you on Milo's latest video, and I'm freaking stoked for more!

[Spamhard]

Here from Milo! Love your style and delivery of info, and glad to see you venturing into youtube as I'm one of thems types that don't venture into TikTok. Absolutely encourage you to try some longer form videos as I'd love to watch you spitting facts for 20+mins straight. :D

[tylergolightly]

Came from milo, love your longer explanations and hope you post more long form content

[darthbek]

This brought me back to first grade, when I was OBSESSED with prehistoric animals (mostly dinosaurs). That nostalgic fascination hit me in the face like a nerf bat. <3

[DalekTheSupreme]

I love the music in the background. It really puts me in mind of old dinosaur documentaries.