The Earth in 50,000 Years | 50,000 Subscribers Special

The channel has now reached over 50,000 subscribers, and we are all so thankful for the support we’ve received and the chance to educate and share a passion for the natural world to such a large and ever-growing audience. To celebrate this remarkable milestone, we thought we would make a video looking at what the future of our incredible planet could be like 50,000 years from now.

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[Burn_Angel]

This made me remember that one sheep that ran away, and was found 6 years later in the wild.

It had accumulated a lot of wool (can't remember if it was 50 or 100 lb), so no wolf could bite it to death. It literally survived because of being so fluffy.
So, it'd be interesting to see how a wild species of sheep would fare off without human intervention. Would it die off because wolves target the younger ones that didn't get their wool armor yet? Would the adults develop the behaviour to protect their young, so the species can survive? And if so, would they survive possible infections due to having it harder to pòop because of being completely covered in wool?

[thatrandomloser]

I've been watching this channel for a year, and every new video is a pleasant surprise

[stephenlangsl]

I think that in 50 thousand years, the descendants of today's grey squirrels would be larger and far more intelligent than what they are today.

[africansavagekd]

I told you this channel would blow up. I was here since like 3000

[adamski]

16:20 here in Ireland we have feral goets wich escaped from farms hundreds or even thousands of years ago. And they look very diffrent from their domestic ancestors.

[fang]

Congratulations on reaching this milestone.

[proudbpagan]

Seeing that cats are the only animals we share our lives with that are considered 'semi domesticated', I'm pretty sure they got this.

[kauemoura]

Imagining the Amazon sea and the huge mangroves, mosquitoes and stench.

[froggyweathers]

I didn't even notice I was not subbed up you yet!I just subbed, been watching since 3 months ago.

[cernunnos_lives]

Keep comments respectful?
"Your momma mates out of season!".

[oscararias]

I’m going to be 100% real with you chiefs but I never expected this channel to grow this big, this fast. I’m so thankful the algorithm recommended your Quetzel video.

Congratulations on 60k subs. I can see you guys hitting 200k by next year.

[davidcardenas]

What a great episode guys, thanks a lot.

[cesaralcaraz]

"No species lasts forever"

-Kenneth Branagh

[ChadSimplicio]

If humans become interplanetary, you can be sure that the evolution tree will really branch out.

[cameronstanga]

Congratulations to you guys on 50k! Love all your videos and this one might have just been the best keep up the great work and here's to hoping that spider people theory doesn't come true.

[mrjaz]

2:50 - if the ice caps melted then the gulf stream would shut down, which would bring monsoon type rain seasons to the sahara.

[tgrobbo]

Great Video! Star Citizen here we come!

[oualidbro.c]

People from 7019: Amsterdam more like dam.

[danielirvin]

Uhh... I've read the book, those engineered food creatures weren't 'cattle'.

[themonsterbaby]

I love speculative biology... I even have my 6 year old toying with the idea. He'll draw a predator and a prey species and give them both new adaptations that coincide with how the other has evolved. He's a smart kid so he puts some pretty good thought into it and then asks me what I think. I love that he enjoys biology and nature like I do.