Hearted Youtube comments on Moth Light Media (@mothlightmedia1936) channel.

  1. Awsome topic! Never really thought about how large the impact of a dead whale would be on an ecosystem.
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  2. Reject monke, return to squirrel
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  3. Holding your breath for an hour to go down to a realm of darkness to hunt giant squid is metal af
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  4. Huge shoutout to Dmitry Bogdanov for seemingly drawing a picture of every animal to ever live.
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  5. Human: go back I want to be monke Monke: go back I want to be squirel.
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  6. Who is Andrew Sarchus and why is he the largest hooved predator to have ever lived
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  7. Recent scientific studies have found several men who pass their mitochondrial DNA to their children! This has upset every study which thought that we only inherit this DNA from our mothers. I love science.
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  8. To whoever joined your patreon as "Ken Ham", I salute you.
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  9. Convergent evolution: nature's practical joke on scientists
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  10. Let's just all sit down and appreciate how much subtle editing there is in these vids. Like how the pictures will zoom in slowly all the time, and how sometime how there will often be multiple layers that zoom at different speeds creating a sense of depth that really bring things to life.
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  11. This channel is REALLY good, on a par with PBS Eons, I hope it takes off!
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  12. This is the kinda of content YouTube was originally made for.
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  13. This giant bird may have fed on the carcasses of animals that are still alive today... Imagine the never ending agony !
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  14. Your videos are pretty gangster
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  15. Fact: In 2014, Archaelogists have dug up a giant polar bear skull measured 16 inch long in Northern Alaska which could inspired the Inuit legend of King Bear or Weasel Bear. The skull is 1300 years old and scientists believed that it is a subspecies of modern polar bear.
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  16. Meanwhile cat. Hey there... You got a lot of mice here, mind if I settle down and ya know, just hang out and kill the mice, and oh your bed is nice and warm and so is your seat. Humans: Yes, my feline overlord
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  17. the connection of north and south america also contributed to the extinction of giant whales and sharks by cutting off ocean currents.
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  18. I can’t believe that with content so great (not only the topics and research but also the technical stuff like quality of audio etc.) your subs count is so low. I hope the algorithm will be generous to you some day and I hope this day comes rather sooner than later. 10 minutes ago I didn’t even know this channel exists and now I have a new favorite content creator. It really makes me sad, that because of the way the yt algorithm works i miss out on all the channels like this one, but shitty low effort memes get millions of views.
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  19. I am SO GLAD this is not an April's Fool vid
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  20. Your sub count is criminally low for the quality of content you produce. Keep it up.
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  21. My wish that we get camera footage, photos and a documentary over the beaked whales. It’s time to get them out of obscurity.
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  22. Very nice, it's always so interesting how an ecosystem reacts to a surpluss of food and the forms of life that take advantage of such sources. :)
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  23. Of course, it's in Australia.
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  24. It’s weird that I never wondered this thanks for opening my mind I’m gonna be stuck on this topic for a while 😅🧐
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  25. Imagine being part of the monogamous hypothesis and devoting your life to helping your mom get laid
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  26. Convergent evolution is truly interesting. I like your videos a lot. Keep up the great content
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  27. Seriously great work. I wish more people knew of your channel because its obvious you put alot of work into it. I'll try to spread your name around a bit because I know so many people would enjoy your content.
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  28. It's very interesting to hear a summary of an ancient ecosystem like this. You can almost get a feel of what it was like there.
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  29. Every evolutionary biology youtuber now be like "mmmh...perhaps I should be talking about viruses in my next video"
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  30. Oh man this is good stuff. I will throw you a dollar on patreon just so that I can brag about being your 4th patreon when this channel gets big.
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  31. We're fooled into thinking that this is April Fool video.🤣
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  32. My new, favourite "evolution" channel! Great vid on an often overlooked subject in paleontology. Thanks.
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  33. proto mamals! cool!
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  34. Huh, I never knew echinoderms were bilatarians (which autocorrect wants to render as “BiL Atari and”). You learn something new every day.
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  35. Anurognathus is so adorable.
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  36. Nigersaurus: "Hey, that's OUR word!" Basilosaurus: "Oh, we're so sorry, didn't mean to appropriate the N word that way." Nigersaurus: "No, idiot. Saurus means Lizard. Stop your lies." Basilosaurus: ;-(
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  37. Oh man these videos are good. More videos about pre-Jurassic lifeforms please.
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  38. So what you're saying is... porgs are real?
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  39. Seems the solution is simple: Breed a catdog: A creature with the retractable claws and excellent tree climbing ability of a cat and the intelligence and social abilities of a dog. If it's omnivorous instead of being an obligate carnivore then it would be even better. It could be an ambush predator or a pack hunter. However, it needs to be no bigger than a wolf, so that humans could control it.
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  40. These videos are sick dude. Keep doing what you’re doing and the channel will explode
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  41. I love seeing your channel gaining subscribers. Paleontology is such an underproduced subject on youtube. I am glad that there is quality Natural History being covered on you channel. Eons is good, but, they feel like buzzfeed when I listen to them
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  42. I hope you get much bigger. I dont know how you have so little subs and views. Maybe you can do a collab with the channel Ben G Thomas and try to get some of their audience
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  43. That was a great video. I genuinely know almost none of that. Fantastic
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  44. Thank you again for the information. If you made much longer videos, I would certainly watch them as well.
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  45. If flippers are upside down wings, penguins should have tried flying on their backs 🤔
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  46. Awesome videos man. Keep up the excellent work. You have found a curious and devoted subscriber in me.
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  47. I'm learning so much about ancient Hyenas😂
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  48. I actually love this channel so much. 10/10 the reading voice and the animation is spot on. funnily enough I found this channel through recommendations 👏 just great job hahhaaha
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  49. Youtube algorithm better work its butt offf
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  50. These are really high quality. Up there with the top paleo pages like PBS Eons
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