How Did Bubonic Plague (Black Death) Actually End?

The death toll from the Bubonic plague was so high nearly a thrid of the world's population was wiped out from the deadly disease. But how did the Black Plague end and the world go back to normal? Check out today's new video as we go in time and find out what cause this deadly plague to disappear.

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[eltigre]

I did a paper on the plague in high school. There are actually three types, pneumonic, bubonic, and septicemic, affecting the lungs, the lymph nodes, and the blood.

[elliottduffey]

This man throwing shade so hard he turned the day into night.

[amandatyler]

One thing it always amazes me to think about is if you are of European descent, all of YOUR direct ancestors (both adults and children) SURVIVED the plague long enough to have children themselves.

[josieV]

Bruh imagine how scary it was living in this time. People not knowing anything and just dying. 1 out of 3 people died to the plague.

[TooFunkToDrunction]

"In a situation that would thankfully never be repeated again"

I had to check the date to see if the irony was intentional

[rafaelfage]

“The Black Death killed a higher proportion of the world population than any other singular event in history”
The music:🥳😄😁

[jaynation]

It amazes me how they can make so much content from the same topic

[KitsuyuutsuR]

I’ve always had an odd fascination with the Black Death. You gave us a lot of information in a very entertaining way. Great job!

[youlikedyourowncomment]

People with fever, nausea, vomiting, joint pain in 1340: I have the plague

People with headache in 2021: I have the plague

[Xamry]

In 2020, instead of flying cars, we were re-teaching people and reminding them to.. wash their hands

[oh]

Covid when it meets the black plague: im such a huge fan

[cloudtheavegner]

"In a situation that would never be repeated again, they just went about their business hoping the problem would fix itself before really affecting them." Why has no one commented on this?

[DaTruthHurtzzzz]

It’s actually insane how quick it spread considering the method of transportation back then

[mallorym]

This guy keeps me company when I’m constipated

[_Gamer]

"The disease killed so many people so quickly that it run out of victims". This made me laugh.

[Melanie____]

This is absolutely why we need to take the situation of antibiotic resistance very seriously.

[dacoolmilkshake]

After watching this video COVID doesn’t seem that bad anymore

[frozendaffodil]

"Unless Gwyneth Paltrow is your medical professional, we generally expect better medical advice"
*OOF*

[patriciajacobs]

*Alternate Title: How The Black Death Met Its Own Death!*

[seanmarshall]

Interesting that I’ve never heard of that version of the nursery rhyme. Where I’m from we called it “Ring around the rosey” and each line is a reference to the plague. “Ring around the rosey” (A red spot or ring would develop before the blisters) “pocket full of posey” (the pockets of victims were stuffed with or covered with flowers to reduce the smell before they could be dealt with) “ashes, ashes, we all fall down” (refers to the practice of mass cremation which was discovered to help limit the spread of the disease)