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  1. Just real quick: The "recycled food" is a little better than it sounds. "Repurposed food" is more accurate. It's like this: Say there is 40 pounds of pork chops that never went out to the service line. It is properly chilled by food service standards, and then the next day utilized to make pork green chili. The "leftover" food is just an excess from a previous meal that is utilized in an appropriate way! Anything potentially dangerous would be wasted without a hesitation. In a place like this, we don't want to waste perfectly safe food since it is such a difficult process to get it down here in the first place! The more you know! Good episode guys. It was nice to host you.
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  2. I'm so glad PBS is making these videos to inform the public. I hope they cover how industries send microplastic contaminated wastewater to local wastewater treatment plants that are not designed to filter it, allowing for microplastics to go back into the environment and passing the financial responsibility to fix it onto the public.
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  3. This information should be taught in all US schools. Thank you for researching and airing it.
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  4. this feels like something you could only find in high pay documentary subscription services, I'm so glad you're making it so accesible!! thank you!
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  5. This episode was deeper than I was ready for
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  6. The goodest boys
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  7. One of the best explainer videos for this issue. I worked as an engineer with plastics for more than 20 years and we avoided recycled plastics because they are so inferior. The motto Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is in descending order meaning we should focus on reducing first and then reusing and use recycling only as a last option because there re so many issues with it. This video shows this wonderfully!
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  8. Thanks for having me on this great video! If we can fix Atlanta's streets, we can fix any street. :D
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  9. As a currently breastfeeding mother, my mind was blown a bit by the growth rate of those seals. That's amazing! 😯
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  10. Get this woman another series. This video was full of good and easy to understand content.
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  11. This is exactly the type of show I look for from PBS Terra. How ancient Earth/Terran processes impact our past, present & futures. Thank you!
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  12. 2:39 Jay : So it'll go from about the size of a second grader to an NfL football playet in 30 days Adult seal : Yeah...
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  13. Another reason to love geology. It is not just the past ❤
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  14. We could watch those baby seals for hours!
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  15. I knew these pythons were having a seriously negative effect on Florida wildlife, but I didn't realize how big the impact was!
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  16. I really like Shane's style. He's a really great communicator. Thanks for another great episode!
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  17. Dr. Margaret Collins is my Grandmother. I am thankful to see Her story continue to inspire and enlighten the world. You are truly missed. I pray you are looking down on Us from Heaven. May Peace and Love be upon You and the whole World 🙏🏽🫶🏽
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  18. Congrats on an awesome first episode! Excited to see more
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  19. I always wanted an answer for this question, because even here in Egypt winters has become harsher, especially the last 5 winters. We've even had snow for the first time in a lifetime in New Cairo, a few miles east of the capital.
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  20. Okay but the part where he says "Thank you Mama" for the meal 🥹 The dogs were cool, the polar bear was majestic, but something about shared meals get me every time 😭😭🤧
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  21. What gorgeous camera work!
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  22. Wouldn't have seen this without Physics Girl
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  23. As a Singaporean, I'm happy you've covered this
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  24. As a scientist, this was fascinating and raises many questions. It is worthy of a longer series to explain in further detail.
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  25. I appreciate you guys focusing on Oregon! It seems like so many of these “big one” videos have a tendency to focus on places like Seattle and Tacoma, but never the Oregon coast
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  26. As an Ecuadorian i want to thank you for bringing attention to this beautiful country and its biodiversity.
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  27. Yes, it speaks to the power of who humans are as a species and brings into sharp relief the RESPONSIBILITY that we must also accept and fullfill.
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  28. Fantastic video. You might have also mentioned the reason why the male elephants are not born tuskless. The tuskless gene is X linked dominant and it happens to be lethal in males. When a tuskless female is pregnant with male offspring which has inherited the tuskless allele, the result is a miscarriage, and that is why there are no male tuskless elephants (edit: this applies to African elephants but not Asian elephants). Thank you for the video. I hope that the elephants will be well protected in the coming years so that their populations can recover.
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  29. Thank you for this excellent work, PBS. You are a boon to humanity. This subject is vitally important to understand.
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  30. I have visited the Tall Grass Prairie Preserve in spring about 12 years ago for a class field trip. It was a blustery day where a tornado touched down not far from us. The place is amazing. If traveling through Oklahoma, try to visit this magical place.
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  31. Firewatch got me sad but amazed.
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  32. This looks SO great. Can't wait to follow Caitlin and Arlo across the ice. :-)
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  33. I love learning about these kinds of connections. "It's the same band over and over again." That's when the video went from interesting to fascinating for me. We know that old geology affects the modern world, but this was a particularly striking example.
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  34. Thanks for the collab!! Really Beautiful episode. From up high, they remind us of tadpoles!
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  35. I think the worst haboob I've been in was the one here in AZ back in 2008. We used to get them almost every year but they've died down in terms of numbers. It's hard to tell on camera, but when you're in the thick of it, it's a pretty dark red color...and if you're on the road and in a car, you're pulled over, clenching your cheeks, waiting for someone to hit you.
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  36. This is an influential supporting comment for the algorithm including keywords like, interesting, entertaining, educational, nice, great, awesome, more, share, and captivating. Thanks for the upload. -Jake
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  37. Thank you PBS for making shows like this possible. Great episode. But I feel devastated. Great presentation Shane.
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  38. I can’t believe they made an entire Firewatch IRL
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  39. Hey Joe! Joe sent me :)
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  40. Fantastic first episode! Hats off to Joe and the whole PBS team. 💙🌄🚁
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  41. The story of Gorongosa's tuskless elephants is a testament to the resilience of nature and the profound influence of human activity on the natural world. By unraveling the genetic mysteries behind tusklessness, scientists have shed light on the rapid evolution that took place within this unique population. As we contemplate the legacy of our species, it is crucial to recognize our ability to both shape and protect the incredible biodiversity that surrounds us.
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  42. So the answer to the question posed is no. My home state of Arizona is in the middle of its wettest summer ever, yet we are still experiencing large dust storms, caused primarily by poor land use practices and over-development. Human stupidity and greed will, sadly, never end.
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  43. I like Jonathan's statement "not sure own is the right word." Cats are like weird college roommates. Some choose to move in. Others accept they live where they do but barely care. All of them set up idiosyncratic habits. How warm they are to you can vary widely.
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  44. I'm hooked on this series. Very interesting and well done. Plus I love Caitlin's hair.
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  45. Kinda off topic, but it's inspiring to see all these women in science. Really great!
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  46. These are incredible people. Thanks for letting us see a little bit of your lives.
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  47. We <3 Caitlin and Arlo!
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  48. Terra x City Beautiful collab was unexpected but so well deserved. Hoping to see more collabs w/ other niche Youtubers in the future!
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  49. Maiya, I love how you present the information not just in this video but all the other weathered videos. You explain the topics in a way that makes it really easy to learn something.
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  50. Something similar to the need for fire on the grasslands that I'd heard of (from Nova) is the need for fire in places like the sierra Nevada mountains. As some trees like the amazing Giant Sequoia (sequoiadendron giganteum) are actually fire resistant, & need the heat from fires to release their seeds, & as mentioned in this episode clear away other plants. As far as I am aware, this species of tree only grows in a few groves, & in recent years the spread has slowed greatly in part to fire prevention. Just thought that might be interesting. It's also been nice to see controlled burning (& fire in general) being mentioned on Terra recently. Thank you guys for the good work!
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  51. One of the best videos you've ever uploaded. That segment in the middle with the man becoming teary eyed was truly moving. Incredible video.
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  52. That octopus has since told all her friends about her alien abduction.
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  53. I'm so glad I discovered this channel! So interesting!
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  54. "An elephant never forgets, but maybe they can learn to forgive." I am crying at the club 😭😭😭
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  55. Thank you so much, Maiya, the team, and the PBS donors! You all embody the spirit of Jane Goodall by inspiring hope—hope that drives action. I binged the entire series in one sitting, and as a result, my whole household is making changes to create a positive impact. Thank you again! Never lose hope!
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  56. So to prevent cat allergy you would have to eat cats as a kid? 😂
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  57. This is why PBS Terra is my fav
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  58. PBS is such a net positive for the world. Thank you for everything y’all do 💜💜💜
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  59. Thanks for coming to Montana to visit me, PBS. 🙂
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  60. Omg PBS Terra has resurrected from the dead! I thought it was over after their Antarctic adventure hooray!!!
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  61. Not only are these facts phenomenal, but you who studied it and put it together for us to watch are the real phenomenon to be proud of! Thank you!
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  62. How come this channel hasn't gotten 1M subscribers yet? I'm in love with it❤️
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  63. I came here because of DEEP PEEPS!!!!!
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  64. This is my favourite video by far: the cave is gorgeous and now you just go and made a video with an astrobiologist. I love this channel. I know I thank you in every video, but I just want you to know that this informative videos are perfect. Thanks Arlo, thanks Caitlin.
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  65. Thank you for this. I saw this on Google Earth several years ago and never found a satisfying explanation of it. I figured out from other geography videos that it was a coastline but the in depth explanation of the thing was elusive and I never even knew what to call it.
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  66. A million ways to create a life❤ bravo to Shannon Waldron, Christian Cain, & the filming & editing team at PBS! We love hearing these stories
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  67. As a person of mixed ancestry, and Hispanic culture, this strikes home. Me and my siblings are all different shades of brown, haha. Our children likewise are all over the color gradient.
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  68. Times skip at 10:18 to 11:39 for those of us who want to skip seeing some rat deaths. Thank you for putting in a content warning and for showing some more perspectives on these little creatures, PBS!
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  69. Apart from the interesting content I have to say I'm really impressed with the image quality of the video.
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  70. That final link was jaw dropping...absolutely brilliantly made! Thank you for posting!
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  71. I live within the shadow of St Helens, it looms over my backyard, been on many Search and Rescue missions on its slopes. I still remember how beautiful it was when I was a child before it blew up.
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  72. I know of the Nazca Lines, never knew we had such things on a smaller scale in the US.
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  73. Comments help the video, become more popular by the YouTube algorithm, it can be anything even a dot. And that this channel was mentioned in Reddit and is super cool. Just hoping you gain some money back from the documentary.
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  74. Came from Eons. Not because I'm not subscribed already, but because, apparently, they've been faster in suggesting than YouTube.
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  75. This is a great quick guide for a disaster. Thanks PBS Terra team.
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  76. Maiya is an incredible & knowledgeable host! Thank you for getting us prepared for the unknown. Can’t wait to catch your next episode!
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  77. This episode is so awesome. I have two Siberian Huskies that I rescued......or should I say they rescued me. They are really one of a kind dogs. Alot of them end up in shelters because people don't realize how much work they can be. If you are willing to put in the time it can be a rewarding experience. If you wish to bring one into your home please check your local shelter first.
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  78. As a Geophysics and Geomorphology student, it's very fascinating. Thanks for the informative ride!
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  79. OMG, these seals are soooo precious—except for all the poop!
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  80. I know! And it was the most adorable thing to watch... we had to cut it down substantially for the episode, but we just sat there for maybe 20 mins watching "Arlo" breastfeed.
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  81. I love the phrase "global weirding' because it describes the situation so well! Here in southwest Montana we tend to get some huge mountain snows at times, but this winter is off to a very mild start temp wise. My buddy across the border in Idaho reports all they've really had is rain so far which is not the norm. In Wallace they should have a ton of snow but there isn't much.
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  82. This is so beautiful. I love that we never stop finding reasons to marvel at Earth and Nature's grandeurs.
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  83. You're telling us an antelope built this canyon?! (Thanks for watching, everyone, and Happy Earth Week!)
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  84. These are so well done. Hats off to all involved in this series.
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  85. I had no idea this was going on let alone the impact it has had on the native wildlife population. This was a super interesting look at the people dedicating their time to learn and try to solve this. Thanks to Shane and the rest of the team that made this possible!
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  86. I cannot stress enough just how amazing and informative this channel is and just how happy I am that I stumbled upon it. I hope it gains more recognition and traction and continues to grow because I'm obsessed with it! Probably my favorite thing PBS has ever done, omg.
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  87. This show has unexpectedly changed my perception of the scientists living and working in Antarctica. Y'all seem fun and passionate about the work you're doing.
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  88. Grew up with Nova science; your documentaries on the world inspired me to enter the field of environmental science. Watching Terra content now is a bittersweet experience because of the direction we’ve gone, but I cannot thank you enough for continuing to make the material that you do, and focusing on the reality of the situation we find ourselves in. PBS is the premier educational platform of our nation.
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  89. This is absolutely incredible. I'm so impressed with what's being studied about whales and the entire eco system they are part of. Thanks for sharing.
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  90. Its the chemistry of the two - pun intended - that makes watching the series enjoyable
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  91.  @caitlinsaks4910 It was really uncomfortable to have you stare at me for 20 minutes but 🤷🏼‍♂️
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  92. This is why we should always use “climate change” instead of “global warming”- the latter just leads to too many bad faith arguments (Of course, it’s extremely nearsighted to argue that everything’s fine because it’s snowing in Minnesota when California hasn’t had adequate rainfall for 25 years)
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  93. In Greek their name is "paschalitsa" (πασχαλίτσα), a reference to Easter ("Pascha", "Πάσχα"), probably because there are many of them during the spring when Easter is celebrated
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  94. I love how this series always gives advice to let people know what we can do.
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  95. I’m watching this while it is snowing now.
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  96. If there's something strange, in the poisoned woods, who ya gonna call? TOAD BUSTERS!
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  97. I really like these videos but I just wish they were longer and more in depth
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  98. I want to shoutout PBS for still having amazing content that educates after all these years. I grew up on this channel and love seeing it still thriving ❤
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  99. this one was interesting, and it gave extra awareness for you Americans of what you have in your backyard and should try to preserv. Once it's gone, it's gone.
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  100. These videos are beautifully made. I've heard about petroglyphs but not much else, thank you forgoing more in depth!
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  101. Thanks for sharing this not so often told story! This might be my favorite science accident I have ever come across in a long time 😊
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  102. SO COOL! I do everything I can to reduce my trash, but I still feel guilty about throwing things away. I'm glad humans are beginning to develop better solutions for waste management! Fingers crossed for those fully automated luxury gay space replicator systems.
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  103. Dr Z. sent me!
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  104. I’m still not fond of zoos, but I’m delighted that this lady's position exists in more and more zoos. I’m also happy that we are finding more ways to help our animal friends live their best lives. Thanks for sharing your story!
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  105. On your mark, get set, glow! We're so excited for this series!!
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  106. These guys are the reasons I subscribed. I am pretty excited.
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  107. Joe says high.
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  108. She's got more confidence than Joe while hosting. Great episode
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  109. I'm a City Council member in a rural community prone to flooding. At last night's Board of Equalization meeting we discussed the value of a property in the flood zone. Thanks for this interesting video, this highlights some important implications of climate change and what communities can do to protect themselves.
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  110. New favorite phrase “there’s knowledge in the stank” 😂🖤
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  111. "Yeah let's send the guy with the allergy to the thing to do a story on the thing." Bro, did you lose a bet, or piss someone off? I feel for ya.
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  112. Really loving how this series embraces the awkwardness of invention and being in front of a camera explaining things. It's really fun to see how past and current science is messy, very good science communication
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  113. The women shown catching these snakes are badass fr 😭❤️
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  114. PBS is Joy.
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  115. I live in Florida, the idea of storms slowing down and being stuck in the eye for hours sounds terrifying! Loved how easy this was to follow and how Maiya breaks it all down!
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  116. Maiya does such a great job conveying information about the climate in a digestible and compelling way. Keep up the good work, team!
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  117. So creative and fun to watch! Excited to see more from Stephanie and whole team! You guys rock🎉🤩🤩
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  118. The moment where you both just stared at the extinct frogs was striking to me. Even the researcher seemed surprised at the scope of the tragedy that is befalling amphibians.
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  119. The last part was pretty interesting about an AI adapting alarm. As much as I love my cat Mackerel, I agree cats have done huge damage to wild ecosystems. There was a study and a documentary, I remember watching from the UK where it was a whole study on tracking cats and seeing what and where they end up/do during the day and night outdoors.
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  120. You guys!! This is really beautiful. Proud of you, Caitlin and Arlo.
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  121. Hats off to the cinematographers. This has some gorgeous views.
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  122. Sheeps are the best, they are so gentle and easy to work with im glad to see someone putting an old art to use. You’re giving me ideas and I really appreciate that! Great work and wish you further success!
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  123. I came over from Deep Look. I love that Channel. This Channel is starting out fantastically. I'm from Virginia so I ❤ the Blue Ridge Mountains!
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  124. Great video! Loved the humour and styling- making it accessible to all ages. Will be showing my students this! looking forward to the next one in their series.
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  125. Right? I was just ready for a geology lesson. Glad we got more ❤
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  126. That leggy boi tho😂😂😂 Great work as always!
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  127. Quickly becoming a favorite series of mine! Keep up the good work!
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  128. these wonderful amazing multipurpose companions and the dedicated intelligent people who care for and work with them will ALWAYS have my admiration
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  129. Shane Campbell-Staton, you are my hero! I have spent a lot of time working among academics, so I know the kind of posturing that goes on in that environment, and the fissure that can open up between scientists and the world around them. I have so much admiration for how you approach this journalistic role with down-to-earth humility and humor and curiosity. Thank you so much for choosing to do this important work, and for doing it so well. (Perhaps this is a delayed comment, because these thoughts were first inspired by previous episodes. "I learned to make cinnamon rolls from a YouTube video once"... )😊
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  130. Really appreciate the land and idigenous acknowledgement at the end 🙏
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  131. This video is really great. The dogs, the people are magnificent. Thank you!!
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  132. This was absolutely amazing on so many levels. Thank you for sharing!!
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  133. The quality of your videos have gone up a lot, really informative and entertaining! I especially appreciate the metric conversions for measurements as in not from the US and imperial is really hard to understand :D
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  134. This is my first time watching this show, and I'm really digging it! Also, I wonder how bottlenecked the blue whales' total genome has gotten from their near extinction. I have to imagine it's pretty pared down. Of course, long-lived, slow-developing animals tend to have some mechanisms to speed up genetic diversity development, so hopefully that's helping keep the populations healthy and able to fend off disease.
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  135. "... no matter where you live" (in the US) Great video, but would be interesting to also learn more about Europe and Asia
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  136. Oh, it's Joe. I love this series. 😍
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  137. HELLO hi welcome, nice to see you here
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  138. An excellent video, though I would've liked to hear more from Mr. Figueroa. Indigenous history from Indigenous sources and perspectives is so valuable.
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  139. Wow what a cool woman, I bet she comes from a really great family.
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  140. I am really enjoying the series. I'm glad public broadcasting exists and interesting content like this can be produced without catering to the mass appeal of a commercial audience.
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  141. Maiya, I would watch anything you put out. You always have the best coverage of anyone when it comes to climate change, IMO.
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  142. Really enjoying this Weathered series
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  143. I used to live along Johnson Creek in Portland, Oregon. I was surprised that she mentioned the 1996 flood. I remember it. Fortunately, we lived on a hill. It was fun seeing where I used to live in the video.
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  144. So excited for this show to hit the airwaves! Animal IQ is dropping our first episode this THURSDAY at 11am ET / 2pm PT !! 🐕🐕🐕
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  145. "Lost his good gloves on day 2" I have never been to Antarctica but I can relate.
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  146. I love the idea of using nature and natural processes to combat climate change, this is very beautiful I hope more people take to such initiatives, we all need this earth and we should all protect it Very positive message ❤
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  147. Wow. Such a clear and concise explanation and Shannon is awesome!
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  148. I love PBS so much. This channel was great. I love the feeling of exploring Earth that it brings
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  149. He's an amazing interviewer and journalist, he really made this story come to life. And the last lady was so interesting to listen to and hear about how they developed this interplay between concrete and jungle.
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  150. Being an Oregonian and regular visiting seaside and hearing the severity is just astounishing
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  151. SUPER NICE, It’s always surprising how fast nature could change and heal itself
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  152. Came for the storms. Stayed because Maiya is an incredible host! Ready to see more!
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  153. This is fantastic. Great job to everyone involved.
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  154. The OG DRL champ! This is amazing.
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  155. In Portuguese, they are called “joaninhas” which means Little John or something of the sort. But we use the feminine article for them, and I have no idea why they call that or why we use the feminine article.
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  156. Great video. I love those little garden companions! I'm always trying to think how to attract them to my urban garden. Lots of perennial flowers and herbs. Keeps them coming back every season! And then I get free pest control for all those garden veggies!!! 😁 🍅🌶
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  157. "Contact a geologist to dig deeper." - ok, that was funny.
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  158. I love PBS it is a national treasure. Keep up the great work you do to teach and enrich us with facts to learn more about ourselves and our World.
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  159. AMAZING!!!! SHANNON YOU ARE A GREAT EXAMPLE FOR THE REST OF US!!! Action is what we need! Can't wait to pick your brain on how I can be a Shepard out near my spot some day soon! PERENNIAL GRAZING FOR THE WIN!!!!!! I have tears in my eyes and hope left in my heart thanks to people like you!
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  160. Did anyone else catch the leaf “falling” up and reattaching itself? 5:20
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  161. Great channel. Love those Tardigrades ;) <3
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  162. EONS sent me!
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  163. Wow, I LOVE this! Production 10/10. Host 10/10. & Justin’s acting… 10/10 😂🙌🏽 Can’t wait for more episodes!!
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  164. Wow! That coral restoration specialist, while a drop in the bucket, makes my heart sing! That is really inspiring.
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  165. Maiya May you da goat. Making excellent climate content
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  166. I like that Joe is the narrator! New to the channel, great videos so far !
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  167. This was so great!! Loved it! Maren is very engaging! Can’t wait to see what else is in store!! ❤
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  168. Your videos always leave me wanting to know more and I usually find myself researching searching about the topic you talk about. Thanks
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  169. Please never stop doing what you’re doing PBS <3
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  170. She seems really passionate about her work, I love it. Thanks for the episode PBS Terra team. Answered questions I didn't realize I wanted to know.
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  171. Cheetahs for life.
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  172. This channel consistently makes really engaging videos on topics I hadn't realized I wanted to learn about. Thank you PBS Terra!
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  173. Thanks for the recommendation Joe!
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  174. YES!!!! Joe, I'm from this region. Thank you for doing this! When I was in middle school in Roanoke, Va in like 1993 I did a little report on the accumulation of gases produced by the forest that gives the Blue Ridge Mountains their blue tint. I can tell you, yeah, it was a lot less pretty back then in the mountains. Anyway, this kinda meant a lot to me. I really appreciate the work you do and that of all the PBS YouTube channels! Keep it up!
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  175. Just saying!!! I salute women who do squats while pregnant!!! Wooooshhhh.. You guys are awesome!!!❤❤❤
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  176. Great episode, can't wait for more! I became decent micro-meteorologist during the decade I flew paragliders, and I enjoy how Maiya described the complexity of hurricane genesis in the clearest and simplest terms without watering things down (pun intended).
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  177. i love this show. pbs terra is awesome
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  178. This is impressive.
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  179. Good to see such enthusiasm from engaging presenters. I really enjoyed the frozen adventure. Looking forward to this.
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  180. What about my hair! I spend forever on it in the morning
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  181. The best science ed production I've seen on YouTube. Great work, y'all. The narrative skits are a great anchor.
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  182. Being in eastern Canada during the height of fall colours is one if my bucket list experiences.
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  183. Oh hi there, Dr Joe =D
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  184. I love these sorts of videos! There are so many natural dangers out there that we have almost forgotten about
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  185. Hi team Joe voice adds flavor to this series.. Never heard of leaf peeper word.. Thanks pbs terra for another great video..🙏👍
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  186. Historian and Mother of Leeches. The job title of dreams! Such a wonderful episode!
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  187. I have said this before but this is my favourite show on PBS Terra. Maren grabs your attention and keeps you locked in. Fantastic show, more of this, please!
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  188. Love this series - it helps show how climate change is already affecting us today. Have you ever thought about having an episode over the 2011 tornado season, or the snowfall in New England over the 2014-2015 winter? I'm sure both of those had climate change as a factor, as well!
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  189. What a great video! I wanted to become a marine biologist myself for a long time. And since octopuses are my favourite animals, I'd probably be in the research about them as well. But someday it turned out, that I feel more at home in geology. Which brings me to a suggestion: I'd love to see a video about brine pools. I think it's such an interesting topic. Greetings, and carry on :)
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  190. Last time I was this early, the planet was a snowball.
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  191. Hey, I thought I recognized that voice! Cool episode. Maybe after quarantine you can do one on invasive species in Hawaii.
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  192. Love all the details on tornado formation, I'd be down to see even more general meteorology on this channel, learning about all the fronts and gyres and stuff
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  193. had no idea PBS was still around much less putting content like this out... subbed so hard
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  194. I'm starting to love Overview! 😊
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  195. That was horrifying. The speed and ferocity was awful to witness. It's almost unthinkable that a boulder the size of an SUV could flatten your home after 1/2" of rain.
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  196. Yeah Joe sir....thanks again for narrating so smoothly😊 Also thanks to the team working there....🙏
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  197. Barely 2 minutes in and I already love this. Liked and subscribed! Thanks for showing us this, Joe!
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  198. Gods of pbs have blessed us
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  199. This is really impressive work. You folks are doing something really important with this series.
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  200. Amazing video guys. Left me wanting more
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  201. Helps alleviate some of the mounting dread. Thank you all for this series.
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  202. Thank you for keeping me sane 🦋
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  203. HEY! Joe sent me! oh wait...
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  204. This was so soothing to watch! LOVE this idea for a new series within PBS Terra. Can't wait for the next one.
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  205. PBS Terra is bringing the goods! Love the content!!
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  206. In all seriousness, thank you for your dedication to communicating science. Human Footprint is one of my favorite series here! ❤
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  207. I wait everyday for the next episode and it ends so soon! I hope one day I can go to Antarctica as a scientist!
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  208. Great video, well presented, and Shane has SUCH clever turns of phrase! Enjoying this series quite a bit! The thing that astonishes and dismays me most is that - while we were doing all of this to get whale oil - how much of the other whale products ended up being wasted? I know in some parts of the world whale meat was eaten and so in those areas maybe the animals did get used (though perhaps when speaking of industrial level hunting we can't say used "with respect" ) - but what did people do with those carcasses? I know that in cultures where whales are taken specifically for survival, there's not a single part of that creature that isn't used for something, so what I'm curious about it just what the "Civilized World" did with those parts that weren't rendered down for oil or eaten. Whale bones for corsetry, perhaps? But how much bone did that really use? It makes me curious. I know most of the time we think of industry (especially the industries of a hundred years ago) as being wasteful and terrible and kinda the source of all our current troubles, but I feel like that's an oversimplified view. Not so much inaccurate as incomplete. We got where we are through many, many small steps, after all, and getting through this predicament will take many, MANY small steps as well. I do believe we can repair our planet, and even manage to do it in about the same amount of time it took us to break everything. But I'm always interested to learn the complexities of HOW we got here, what people did to survive, to thrive, to turn a profit or to eradicate something they saw as terrible. Folks don't go around killing whales while twirling their mustachios and yelling MUAHAHA, so it's always fascinating to understand what drove the choices made by our ancestors.
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  209. These are some badasses doing some bizarre work ❤
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  210. I was in Badlands National Park last summer and getting to see Bison on the prairie for the first time in my life was amazing.
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  211. I really enjoyed this show Just wonderful PBS Never Disappoint 🐦💙
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  212. I really enjoyed this format! I would love to see more videos like this that incorporate history, travel, interviews, and modern science
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  213. As a single mom living in Los Angeles who raised 4 cubs successfully through college I bow down to this cheetah mother. 😊
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  214. Now this is how you effectively teach infornation. All PBS series are good, but this is exceptionally so, and I'm not even particularly interested in the subject. Good job guys
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  215. Magnificent dogs and fantastic teamwork
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  216. Great channel and thanks for the clear and frank coverage of this subject. We need more people like you to keep the information flowing. I would love to hear more about the pace of rising coastal waters, is there phds being being made about it ? Because this will impact so much of us.
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  217. First time back on youtube in a few days, and as soon as I saw this, I had to watch immediately, and was not disappointed in the slightest. Love everything you're doing, in every way you are. Those ice "geodes" were _gorgeous_, what amazing footage from so many hidden corners of the world all in one video. Keep up the amazing and important work!
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  218. Great episode. I was excited for this one and it didn't disappointed. The shots were on point. PS: I didn't recognize it was Joe at first doing the talking lol.
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  219. I pray these videos soon start getting more views. Talk about a treasure most people never notice. They're so amazing and incredibly well made.
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  220. This channel is great, came here from eons.
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  221. Loved this video! I got to spend a couple nights in a lookout tower some time ago as it was being used as a vacation destination, and it was absolutely unbelievably cool. Very much recommended if you ever get the chance!
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  222. I want to visit the Blue Ridge Mountains! They're so beautiful!
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  223. Another great episode.. Especially voice of joe. Thanks pbs terra.
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  224. Physics girl sent me! Big up the Love for Diana!
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  225. Wow, these domesticated foxes are soooo cute! Also, the captions are much improved :) thank you! The only thing I spotted was “(we) knew foxes” was transcribed as “new foxes” in the middle. That would probably cause confusion. Also I would suggest keeping the timing more in line with the speech, for caption users who still have (some) hearing. But the accuracy was way, way up, just like you said, so again thanks for that!
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  226. Holy crap, I used to love visiting the woodland park zoo when I was a kid!!! I’m glad they have such an amazing person looking after the animals!
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  227. 1 million subs 2020 let's make it happen!!!!!!
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  228. This looks so cool! An episode about elephants and their funeral rites would be fantastic
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  229. As a climber, this is so cool to see! I'm so glad that climbers seem to be working effectively with conservationists. I've heard about the white-haired golden rod, but I was never quite sure what it was. Now I know which plants to be extra careful around! (And indeed, my forearms absolutely feel like they are gonna explode on typical RRG routes lmao.)
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  230. I waited to finish my homework to finally watch this. First of all, what a journey. I found this channel thx to PBS Eons and now is my favourite channel. I got so emotional with this last episode. Thanks for the series. I can't wait to see what's next for PBS Terra. Take care for the moment guys. Hope you're safe.
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  231. Wonderful! Thanks is this the last video of the year? If so I hope the whole Terra Team enjoys their Christmas ⛄🎄 and a happy new year.
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  232. I love all the series Maiya has been covering. I'm studying emergency management and about to start an internship with the state, so hearing about new and updated data like First Street has me excited about creating forward-thinking and equitable solutions.
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  233. Well, I called it. Also, Dr. Z sent me.
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  234. Physics Girl....
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  235. Oh man, I want way more than 6 minutes of this!
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  236. Woohoo! This was so much fun to work on, and with an absolute dream team to boot!
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  237. Awesome!
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  238. Getting Dr. Ware to host this series was such a brilliant decision. She's got the right personality for video format and her love for insect really shines. I'd love to see A LOT more from her so she too, will be a science hero for the next generation.
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  239. THIS is BY FAR the BEST episode of "Far Out" I've yet seen! What made it so good is that it talked about our futures from both a technological AND a social perspective. Furthermore, it covered futures that covered the entire world, and not just part of it. If you could expand on the range of futures and differentiate between different futures for different peoples, that would go a long way to broaden more people's minds about the futures we face -- and maybe get them to think about how the choices they make in our presents might affect other peoples' futures distanced from us in space AND time. Well done! I hope to see more episodes like this in our futures!
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  240. Nick Stewart is one of my local meteorologists, he covered the august Derecho here in Iowa
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  241. What a great programme. Thank you so much.
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  242. Hey PBS Terra team. Your videos make my day. Have you guys consider making podcasts out of this videos? With a little bit of editing (and I mean really little) this videos could make amazing short podcasts. The idea came out because I watched this video two times today. First time I was making lunch and mostly listened. Enjoyed both ways of content.
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  243. Yes.
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  244. This video was a lot better than the last, felt like a GBS video in a good way
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  245. I knew Joe was behind this video as soon as I saw the tease pic days ago. His obsession with drones is getting worse, someone in PBS Terra please help him ;)
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  246. Sound Field sent me here, and I wasn't sure I'd stick around... until you started talking about the trash people. And now, I might be here a while. This is cool
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  247. Another great video presenting new perspectives on topics we barely know. Thanks PBS Terra team.
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  248. I'm a simple man. I see PBS, I subscribe.
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  249. excellent episode, thank you!
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  250. This is utter eye candy! What fantastic cinematography. I hiked the windy ridge and Truman trails in 1994 as a young man, I was surprised at in only about a decade and a half how far life had come to reclaiming the destruction. But I didn’t get to see this. Thanks PBS fantastic as always 😁
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  251. The safest thing to do in an earthquake is to make sure you are wearing a mask, sanitize your hands and stand 6 feet away from it
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  252. This is mind-blowing! Salute to our austronauts! 😊
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  253. Awesome series! I hope the affected communities do their due diligence and work hard to catch up.
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  254. I was blown away by this video! 🌪🏚😵
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  255. Amazing high quality video production. Congratulations to the whole team. Can't wait to see more. Spread the word everyone.
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  256. This is such a great video, touching on a very critical topic! Thanks PBS Terra! For home gardening / farming, I've found sub-irrigated planters to be very effective at harvesting and then retaining water for my crops. Excellent for water conservation. On a personal level, I quit eating all animal products over three years ago. Not only does it help to conserve resources, but my health is so much better.
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  257. What a fantastic journey, congratulations. Joe sent me ✌
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  258. is this Joe from the channel "it's okat to be smart" ? well its all a part of pbs. didt know he was apart of this channel, nice.
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  259. PBS doing the good work as always! Lord protect y'all through these next four years and into the future.
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  260. This format is amazing!!! can't wait to see more 😍
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  261. Eons sent me! Subbed :)
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  262. How corny.
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  263. This is so wholesome!
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  264. I'm watching this series the day after the US election and it is REALLY helping me stay calm. Thanks NOVA.
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  265. So glad YT rec'd this show to me. Well done, thank you for making content like this.🐳🐳
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  266. Came here from deep look and was not disappointed, hopefully this channel grows soon
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  267. I’ve been watching this full series on the PBS passport app. It’s SO GOOD!!!
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  268. HYPE! I loved your Antarctica series and I’m so excited to see more of what you folks have to offer
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  269. 😎
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  270. Super intriguing and relevant to current conversations I'm having in my engineering profession. Nice vid! 👍🏾
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  271. It's going to be great Maiya 😊
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  272. Such a well directed video. Thanks for the info!
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  273. "Thwaites" sounds like Donald Duck running after somebody. "Thwaites for me!"
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  274. Two cents send their regards mate.
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  275. I would have never thought that fire can be essential for an ecosystem. Great video. Thanks Terra team
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  276. Thank you Maiya. This is a wonderful series.
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  277. The first video I've watched in this channel, really great work you PBS guys are doing, thanks for the video! I've been wondering what they were since I saw them in Indiana Jones Movie.
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  278. Thank you for sharing. Excellent elephant episode. 😁
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  279. Wow i am so excited about it I actually like the Antarctic so much I hope to go there one day Good luck you will be great
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  280. So amazing. Beautifully done. Thank you.
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  281. its true, youtube is teaching the world
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  282. I'm really glad you guys are making longer, more in depth videos about these topics! I had no idea that this had happened, but it's very interesting (and scary)...
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  283. there are so many challenges, it's amazing how humans can adapt and overcome them. humans can do amazing things together, if only the entire world could be like that 😔
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  284. Awesome video.. Nicely summed up by anne. Thanks pbs terra these videos are so good to watch.🙏👍😊
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  285. Learned so much from this episode and will be tuned in for more! The host is so refreshing to watch!
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  286. I'm pretty excited. No really, I am. I watched the last show with great interest. Really looking forward to this next show!
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  287. Space Time sent me, and now I’m subscribed! It’s awesome to see such high quality content on YouTube. Available for anyone in the world to watch.
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  288. PBS Eons sent me, i was not disappointed lmao great stuff as always from PBS
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  289. One of the better documentary I’ve seen on this topic
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  290. PBS is the only channel on TV that has great shows....thank you PBS :)
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  291. Don't know where PBS keeps finding great presenters and hosts, but keep it up!
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  292. Say no to crack.
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  293. Beautiful pictures and flight sequences.
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  294. 4:35 Welcome to Hoth on Earth.
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  295. Thank you pbs for featuring this super important topic.
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  296. 12:10 Singapore challenged a lot of what I knew about cities. No, kidding! Ty Mr. SCS & PBS & interviewed
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  297. This made my day!
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  298. PBS TERA?! SINCE WHEN! PBS is by far many of the best YouTube channels 👌. So many people learning from so much information FOR FREE! Thank you. - A viewer like you
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  299. I came here from pbs spacetime . And I am glad I did. I really appreciate the content
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  300. Hi team Great series.. Awaiting for more.. Neha narration is sooo good.. Thanks..🙏👍
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  301. I missed Weathered 😊
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  302. Sent by Eons
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  303. I love this channel! Keep it up
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  304. I just wanted to say, that you do an excellent job on these educational videos! Thank you!
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  305. I have always loved watching PBS and I will always continue to do so never stop giving us great content and please give us the truth no matter what we need you now more than ever, I grew up watching this channel when the other channel seems to not to made sense even as a kid I turned to the local station and just watched.
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  306. Yaaassssss Ive recently gotten into studding octopus on my own time so I really appreciate videos like this <3
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  307. Man - while I love Weathered so much, it's really nice to see PBS Terra making more geology videos! I feel like there's a relative lack of them, and it's so interesting :)
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  308. Science, nature and on topic videos? You guys are nailing it
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  309. Ok this was GREAT! SPOT ON! I would like to see more about preparedness you mentioned. With our new economic trends, we face battles beiong more prepared for the weather. For instance I would normally see much more oportunities to bulk up on ice melt here in south central PA. Yet the supply seems dismal at best.
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  310. My grandmother lives in montecito, thankfully her house was spared but it demolished a bunch of the homes around her. Driving through her neighborhood afterwards was pretty horrifying
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  311.  @pbsterra  I enjoyed this fact.
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  312. The animations explaining the landslides are excellent! Thank you for such good quality and effort in your videos!
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  313. Pbs space time has sent me for that channel... good job guys, keep going
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  314. This series has been very interesting.
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  315. Awesome job as always ❤
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  316. Thanks for the lovely video, especially the finale on Dr. Margaret Collins. My scientific heroes are many, but Jane Goodall and Ingrith Deyrup Olsen were two of my earliest inspirations. Dr. Deyrup-Olsen studied slugs and mucus. All of the women who broke into biology in the early and mid-20th century had to be incredibly tough and persistent.
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  317. cutest blobs ive ever seen <3
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  318. You're my favorite Dr. Joe! So glad to see u have more vids outside of ur channel. Thanks PBS!
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  319. Can't believe I just learned about this channel today, I thought I had subbed to them all, so I am very glad to add another one to the list (especially one with such interesting topics)
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  320. Other cities need to take some notes and should try to improve efficiency as well. Great video!
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  321. This is good info. Especially the piece on semis. Thanks for sharing!
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  322. Eons sent me
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  323. When you see PBS you know it's going to be high quality content
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  324. I've been waiting for this! 💖
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  325. this series & the host are amazing 🥰
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  326. That was a very interesting video on the sense of smell, Thank you! It was also funny as heck 😂🤣🤣
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  327. Deep look brought me here [They told me to write this]
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  328. Dr. Z sent me! Very interesting video!
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  329. very well done professional level video. reminds me of Vox or it's okay to be smart. you got a new fan
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  330. Great content!
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  331. PBS Terra congratulations at hitting 100k you people deserve it a lot keep these interesting videos coming love ya all 😎.
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  332. Something positive for a change. I needed this.
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  333. First!!!! Love the content!!
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  334. Yaayyyyy... The Peeeebbbsss comes through again. Science and awesome presenters... score!
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  335. Great info. Keeping a few basic preparedness items on hand can go a long way during a natural disaster. The key point made is “the time prepare is before a natural disaster”. 👍🏼
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  336. Amazing! Loved working on this - never thought Anesthesia could be so interesting ;)
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  337. Autumn is the most beautiful season of the year
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  338. Amazing camera work.
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  339. Just commenting to help the YT algorithm do its thing.
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  340. PBS Eons send me here and I like it
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  341. “Underground lizard gambling ring” really caught me off guard 😂 I needed that thank you !
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  342. One of my favorite topics. I am looking forward to it
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  343. The video title is amazing XD Great channel, so interesting
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  344. Thank you! But its just the pandemic weight. Oh.... you meant Caitlin
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  345.  @ArloPerez  Haha sorry, your hair is nice too <3
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  346. you guys so funny!! 🤣
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  347. Matt sent me here, through a quantum tunneling transfer from Space Time.
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  348. I'm here. I subscribed. I blame Matt O'Dowd. It's really great to see such a large commitment to planned content like this on YouTube. Thanks! From the brief little clip in this video, that sounded like Nick Zentner. I wish PBS would pursue him far far further. I have watched every single lecture he has posted from the University of Washington in Ellensburg, and I'm 1k miles away in Los Angeles. He is such a great lecturer and story teller. Seriously, I wish PBS would make it possible to watch all of his public lectures. ....not to take away from this project though. These two kids in Antarctica is interesting too. Thanks for taking this disabled guy places to see things I will never be able to otherwise. -Jake
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  349. Very enlightening! Thanks
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  350. Great camera work & animation ✌🏼✌🏼
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  351. One of the most fascinating creatures on our planet imo 🐙
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  352. Thanks for the video! Cool story and new learnings. I also loved your glasses!
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  353. This does a great job raising awareness. Another great episode. PS: Youtube didn't recommend this on my home page :( . Turning notifications on from now on
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  354. Intriguing stuff! It very much adds a sense of life on this planet. Hell maybe antartica will become habital some day with this new found knowledge. Great stuff ^_^. Btw Dr. Z brought this to my attention.
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  355. Amazing video. What does it take for a civilian to go to antarctica because it has been my life long goal
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  356. Fantastic! PBS Terra is awesome!
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  357. Best channel in youtube.
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  358. This is absolutely GENIUS !!!
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  359. I got directed here through one of Eons' posts (bc I love the dinos) but this was super interesting especially bc im from Louisiana and felt this stuff first hand.
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  360. Yay crossover episode!
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  361. EONS sent me
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  362. Such a good video. Thanks!
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  363. Very cool. Eons sent me here
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  364. This is a great overview video for anybody trying to understand FPV. I've been in the hobby and for over 6 years and I couldn't have said it any better. It's an extremely fun hobby
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  365. LOVE IT!!!! Learned so much!!!
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  366. Hey 👋 Eons sent me here 😊
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  367. This has become one of my favorite series. Thank you, for your work, in putting these together for us to watch and enjoy.
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  368. Love the content you guys put out! Maiya May is a great storyteller.
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  369. This was a really cool video
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  370. Here from eons
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  371. This is hysterical 😂
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  372. Oh...this video may cost me a chunk of money. I have thought drone flying looked kinda cool, but wasn't in to the photographic aspect and didn't see a lot of other point. FPV? Hello! I never knew this was a thing.
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  373. My new favorite channel. Great content.
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  374. "You own cats." 😂😂😂😂😂 OMG! That's adorable.
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  375. Two cents sent me
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  376. 100K subscribers 🎉️👏
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  377. Absolutely love this channel ❤️ It's terribly underrated!
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  378. My aunt was a bartender here for two 3-month stays! She had an amazing time. One stay for summer, and the other for winter. My whole family is from Minnesota so it wasn’t like she was a fish out of water. This was around the time Mad Max: Fury Road came out since she has a badass Halloween photo in the snow as Furiosa. Complete with shaved head and all. For more context, that candy bar expired at the same time she was down there.
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  379. Heck yeah!!
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  380. This is the best video ever.
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  381. Thank you, Maiya, and all of you who are bringing this vital information, that has been available to those who knew where to look, to a broader audience, hopefully to help trigger action to mitigate what is happening to our planet. Blessings to you all! ❤
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  382. Great video series - really enjoying these deep dives and the interviews with local experts and scientists. Thank you PBS Terra!
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  383. Did Marble write this?!
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  384. TIL pigs are picky
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  385. Neat! It's always nice to see how we continue to make buildings safer, be it from fires, earthquakes, or strong winds.
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  386. I would have been here anyway, but Deep Look sent me nonetheless <3
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  387. Such beautiful views and interesting information! Thank you for creating this new series 😊
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  388. what an excellent series of videos. i hope more local governments will update building codes to wisely protect against probable natural disasters.
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  389. ¡Gracias!
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  390. I live in san Francisco & i love heading out to the Golden Gate park. There's a small place where bison are kept. Love seeing them.
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  391. I'm here from Space Time and happy to have arrived!
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  392. I'm here coming from PBS Spacetime
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  393. I love this channel, it takes me to places that I could never visit (Antarctica) along with ones that are only a couple hours away. Fantastic, informative video! cant wait for more!
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  394. What a superstar SciComm team!! Love this!!
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  395. This is interesting, educational, nice, entertaining, great, awesome, more, share, fascinating, incredible, captivating.
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  396. Sound Field sent me, so I was kinda amazed to see one of the researchers names be Michael Jackson 😂😂 This was great! Glad I got the opportunity to see this in my subscriptions before it was flooded away!
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  397. Can you guys post more I love your videos
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  398. I love your videos. thank you!
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  399. amazing work here! looking forward to what's next for this series.
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  400. Like this video a lot =D Makes us appreciate all 'em breathtaking drone footage in Overview a little better =DD
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  401. Thank you for sharing this video~👍
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  402. I see glacier I click
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  403. I love how this really has become one of the best Shows on YouTube 👍
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  404. Great job! God bless you all who are restoring life from forests in my country Ecuador.
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  405. Jordan is one of the coolest people i have met. he's skills are so smooth you can till he loves what he does go jet.
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  406. Great episode! It's long past time for people to wake up. Thanks, Maya!🙏😁
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  407. Excellent, intelligent video. This is the best PBS produced environmental video I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
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  408. Huge congrats to y'all! I adore the insight, thought, and care weathered has put into it. Can't wait to see what's next 💙
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  409. Looking forward to it! The host is always entertaining and the content fascinating.
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  410. I love bison. Amazing creatures.
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  411. Every single one of these Overview episodes is outstanding. They showcase such unique perspectives and educate on the dangers and beauties of our planet! SO COOL!
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  412. Here cuz of @physicsgirl Edit. Good stuff, you've earned a sub. ❤
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  413. Cool
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  414. What a phenomenal piece.
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  415. I just gotta say: I love PBS, all of it. I think you all do a fantastic job. From PBS Space Time to PBS Terra to Above The Noise, I just can't get enough of PBS. I am totally a PBS nerd and got a t-shirt to prove it! :D Love what you all are doing. Thank you!
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  416. awesome! glad to see fpv getting more mainstream :)
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  417. The video is excellent. Maiya is really good as a host too.
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  418. Thanks again Dr Joe =Dbb
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  419. can't believe i never found this channel sooner despite being subscribed to other PBS channels. been watching a lot of these the past few days and the host is great
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  420. insaaaaaaaanely terrifying and yet so neat
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  421. Beauty video Michael! Really enjoyed it. Thank you for the issue raising! -Dan
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  422. JETfpv's cinematic stuff is eye-popping. His reaction time in racing is not human. His voice is buddah. And a goer, eh flying in the rain ?
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  423. Amazing work. Thank you!
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  424. Wow. Another great Weathered episode. Maiya was terrific, the script perfect, the camera and audio work beyond outstanding. However, the top kudos on this one go to the editors and music. I can't imagine how many video frames landed on the cutting room floor, but the ones that were kept were ideal. Well done! Even more than this, the music somehow made the disasters endurable, to help me stay to the end, to get the message: Learn what you have got to learn, do what you have got to do, and you'll be OK. Thanks!
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  425. I have to comment on the great quality of this production. It was very informative and pleasant to look at and follow along with. It really drove home the importance of paying attention to out water resources.
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  426. Brilliant production! been a subscriber since the first video, appreciate all the time and effort put into these.
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  427. Solitude mountain is amazing!
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  428. Awesome video. Liked n shared cause this is important info.
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  429. Love it! Thank you! I drilled ice cores there a while back - Lake Fryxell, Ross Ice Shelf, Taylor Dome. Most amazing people and the best job EVER!
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  430. Fantastic❣️ Can’t wait to watch and learn. Please include what we can do to help climate change.
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  431. Definitely going to tune in!
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  432. Oh man this is a great idea!
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  433. Nice well-informed video 👍
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  434. Good job PBS Terra! Thanks for this carefully researched video and for helping keep people safe!
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  435. they are back
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  436. Sent by PBS Spacetime! Great first episode, I'm glad to subscribe
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  437. Gosh I wish I had seen someone like this amazing woman when I was a young girl, this would’ve been my ideal career path. What an interesting and rewarding job.
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  438. Great quality, knowledgeable video and thanks to Dr. joe and who love wildlife thanks PBS team❤️👍
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  439. 10th vid. Can't stop watching!!!!
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  440. The style, at least, is remiscent of many different tribes in South America, that I've seen. I love these type of stories, it shows the wonders we still have left in this world, though I wish there'd been some sort of deeper exploration on what tribes were thought to be in these areas, though, I don't know much of North American Tribes, and what historical notes are left about them in any given location.
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  441. Omg Joe! I'm stoked to see you here. This was a great episode and I hope more people discover this channel. I love the antarctica series and this seems like it's gonna be great too, just in a different way.
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  442. 6:27 "very first insect society" Wait a second weren't wasps the first eusocial insects? or at least I don't think termites where.
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  443. I've never heard such a fire soundtrack on a PBS film 💯
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  444. This channel is so cool. Very assessible, easy to understand, and i feel like they make sure info is accurate.
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  445. Super interesting episode, well made as always 👍😁
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  446. I never expected professional drone racing to be an application of VR.
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  447. Beautiful.
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  448. Two cents sent me
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  449. It was only in our wildest dreams that Arlo and I thought we'd get to go to Antarctica. It's amazing... and if you put your mind to it, I am sure you can get there. In one of our upcoming episodes, we will explore how a lot of the people working at McMurdo Station aren't actually scientists!
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  450. This video gave me goosebumps because of how beautiful the model created for Singapore has thrived and reconnected nature to the urban landscape! Thank you so much for covering this amazing topic #PBSTerra
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  451. Joe's way of explaining is totally awesome!!! After watching this video, I really feel a freshness in me.
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  452. This is beautiful beyond everything Ty PBS❤
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  453. interesting, entertaining, educational, nice, great, awesome, more, share, and captivating. Keep it up!
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  454. really great. I've seen plenty of similar videos but this was the best. I especially like how she said you let go of notions like "up". and all the amazing camera shots of cities and continents just spinning on by.
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  455. What kind of music do you like? I'm a huge metal fan.
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  456. This is a good fit for the channel.
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  457. Who else got sent here by eons?
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  458. Good host. Great video
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  459. Loving This Channel keep it up!
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  460. Be smart sent me 🙃
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  461. Terra thank u for this video and all your videos you’re such an inspiration
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  462. Dr. Jessica's enthusiasm is infectious. Btw, I loved the video
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  463. Physics girl sent me
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  464. A full length TV show? Awesome! Congrats to the Weathered team!
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  465. Love the music btw
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  466. this is excellently made - subbed
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  467. Hi team Another cool episode.. Thanks..🙏👍
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  468. Fascinating! I want to try ...
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  469. Great video. Great host. Thank you!
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  470. Lol okay, I did giggle at this... Good one 😂
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  471. This is so fascinating! Can't wait for more!
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  472. I actually knew about pregnancy frog testing, but it's nice to know why this frog. It's sobering to realize how we have affected life around us. And while I do believe we have a responsibility to our environment, I'm glad you highlighted and explained the part of the frogs in our progress and technology too.
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  473. This is not a comment
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  474. You got mind boggling content again. . Simply speechless 👍
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  475. Why the intro montage go that hard tho. 😭😭
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  476. Eyy, Eons sent me here and I'm not dissatisfied. Nice episode, looking forward to follow Weathered :)
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  477. Thank you Maiya and everyone involved making these videos. I'm a regular watcher and appreciate your keeping us informed
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  478. I picked up a fairly basic drone with Bluetooth camera feeds for Christmas. This inspired me to really give it a go.
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  479. This is awesome but I wish it was longer and more detailed! I really enjoyed this, but I could have watched a couple hours more!
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  480. Beautiful!
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  481. so timely
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  482. Go to channel and "About".
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  483. Ooh im actively interested in praying mantises now, thank you!
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  484. Here because od Deep Look.
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  485. Big fan of Dr. Ware. Hope to see more. Thanks!
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  486. Wow, Im amazed. Until now I didn't even knew this was a thing
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  487. Wow! Learned a lot of new stuff about hurricanes and why they are getting more destructive. Great show, and scary about how things will get worse. At least there are some things we can do ourselves. Looking forward to more of Weathered.
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  488. A new show I have to watch
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  489. Loved it
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  490. The next episode comes out this coming Wednesday! :)
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  491. Many thanks for this. This research you're reporting on is critical.
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  492. +1👍 💪
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  493. Such an informative video! Thank you for shedding light on this.
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  494. This is so interesting episode
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  495. Super cool
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  496. Eons sent me
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  497. Thanks for all the effort you guys put into these videos. More than just cinematography but also in depth about the subject. Much appreciated!
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  498. I love this channel is active again!
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  499. Sent by Deep Look and honestly you had me at Antarctic documentary ^^ ♡
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  500. Wonderful!! I love PBS terra !
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  501. Love these type of videos, keep up the good work.
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  502. Good info! Thank you!
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  503. Eons sent me! Awesome video folks! It was lovely to hear Joe’s voice! I learned more about VOCs today, and I’m 37 years old. :) keep learning y’all
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  504. Hey Brandon! Check out our first episode tp see how and why we went there :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvRAuy1ZmTc
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  505. Great episode, host, music, information, footage, interviews...all excellent. Great job everybody, I'm subscribed.
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  506. This is a great video. I’ve been skiing since I was 3 and I’ve seen areas where they do this avalanche blasting in Colorado. They also use howitzer guns sometimes, which is awesome!
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  507. Here from Eons, stayed for the amazing video and great host. Subscirbed!
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  508. I’ve only recently found this channel but sincerely enjoy the content. Thanks for producing such high quality segments, look forward to sharing these with friends.
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  509. Beautiful episode, ❤️
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  510. Hello Caitlin and Arlo! Diana (PG) sent me here:) PS: PBS Terra😻 just owned my subscription💘 ️❤️💛💚💙💜
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  511. This is an absolutely hilarious video and so educational as well
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  512. This is great, thank you guys!
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  513. So cool
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  514. I seriously love this channel. You all are doing great work!!
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  515. Eeey trace from D news
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  516. Leveling up! I love this show and Maiya!
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  517. "We do all, for the benefit of all. Different sizes, different shapes, but all together in the trunk of the human race." Not gonna lie, in the first few minutes I'm terrified that the beautiful glyphs are going to be destroyed because the younger generation doesn't care enough to protect them. But then I saw Mr. Figueroa's son. The baton will be passed. And you're spreading awareness about the glyphs, so I hope more people will care about their preservation. This is your best episode, so far. Thank you. I'm saving it for the dark days when I need something to keep my faith in humanity.
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  518. Im sorry, but what was that about nitrigen fixing roaches!?!
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  519. Would absolutely LOVE to have you as my make up artist for future episodes. What are your rates? 😃
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  520. SPACE TIME NERD SALUTES! (It's actually fraunhofer diffraction)
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  521. so basically this channel is video representation of r/earthporn nice ♥️
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  522. Congrats weathered team!🎉🎉🎉
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  523. i need this in my life.....
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  524. So amazing! More of this please
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  525. I adore pbs and how you've used modern platforms to increase our learning and experiences.
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  526. EONS sent me here 👋🏻
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  527. That`s soo cool! PBS Spacetime stretched the boundary of my visible mental Universe so now I`m a subscriber! Cant wait for the next episode!
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  528. Hella good video
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  529. Sound Field reppin!
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  530. Super a great production from a great team. Thanks PBS!
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  531. SpaceTime Sent me... And... you guys rock!
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  532. Thanks again and again for amazing content and presentation! Always the absolute best....
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  533. This was a blast to work on!
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  534. "Life finds a way." - Dr Ian Malcolm
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  535. JET! Haven't even watched yet and already know I love it.
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  536. This was fantastic! Thank you making and sharing this!
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  537. Eons sent me
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  538. I like PBS as they made a lot of nice documentaries
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  539. I LOVE OCTOPUSES ❤️🐙
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  540. Wow! So awesome! I look forward to watching. 🙂
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  541. Dr O’Dowd sent the PBS space time goons to say hello :~)
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  542. The channel Origin of Everything sent me here! So cool 🤩
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  543. PBS Space Time sent me here, and i thank you both for that.
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  544. Aww man. This rocks! Fantastic job!
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  545. Nice work!
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  546. This got me to download the PBS app but it looks like a TV show by you with this name has already existed for four seasons. I just want to make sure I am watching the right thing? I really love your content because it's factual and not overly sensationalist and also not just doomsday-ish, but with a look towards a positive future also
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  547. Yep, Joe sent me here! I think I'll stay if you don't mind🧐.
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  548. That is phenomenal, can't believe I never knew about this before. :D
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  549. The electricity and transportation sectors are already transitioning to renewable energy solutions. The agricultural sector and land use are critical too. We all need to wear ourselves off high-emitting animal foods asap.
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  550. The editing on this video is great, very cool!
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  551. Peope who came from its ok to be smart Like 👍
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  552. Very informative!
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  553. Great reporting. Love these posts ❤
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  554. Thanks!
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  555. PBS = Great Content ❤️
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  556. Madagascar hissing roaches are my fav. theyre so big!! and so cute. love them :3
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  557. my dropping thank you
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  558. Man, I want her job. To let to people know about the climate and ways they can survive. She's cool and so is PBS Terra. Thank you so much!
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  559. Dang! Overview is for Joe what Microcismos is for Hank ☺️👍 Really digging the calm demure delivery that's becoming more common lately. Keep it up!
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  560. Just had a fog come through and it froze to all the trees, never seen anything like it!
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  561. Do dragonflies bite? I'm guessing that he's holding them that way for reasons other than to avoid their jaws?
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  562. 2 Cents sent me here! Totally worth it!
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  563. As an Alaskan girl, I love to see a woman wearing her Carhart padded overalls! So dumb to wear designer gear swearing it’s good to -40 F, then it sucks at -20 F. I wear one pair of leggings under my Carharts at -45 F doing firewood and stay toastie! Rock on, girl!
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  564. Yes, the jetstream and westerlies are created by the difference in temp, so a large difference is good for those winds but as the poles temp rises faster than the equator the difference in temp is decreased so they weaken.
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  565. I come from deep look wow i love it
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  566. This channel is great!
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  567. Good choice of background music! Arkana is a legend
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  568. Heck yeah looking forward to seeing this!
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  569. Crash Course Sent Me!
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  570. Elephant maintenance ❤
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  571. Can't believe I wasn't already subscribed
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  572. Ohhh I’m liking this new series, keep em coming!
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  573. Subbed for the intro music. Thank Space Time for sending me here
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  574. Deep look sent us
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  575. Great video!
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  576. Really like Shane Campbell-Staton as host
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  577. With their tongue, like the rest of us
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  578. Who else is here from Crash Course?
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  579. Octopus adopted the microservice architecture before it was cool
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  580. Thanks, your documentary is very cool, keep going guys >>>
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  581. Gonna start watching and started following you. Thx for your great videos. Btw. 2cents send me 😉
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  582. Just got here thank you deep look!
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  583. Britney looks like me.. I rarely see bigger girls on science expeditions and this is so exciting. Yay!
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  584. Wonderful.. Mindblowing.. Joe hanson in this channel is simply great.. Thanks pbs terra.. Awaitng for more..
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  585. Thanks!
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  586. Eons sent me
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  587. I would like to build some Bumble Bee or Solitary Bee Tubes or habitats on my city property. Any good links on how to do that? Searching brings up such crap sometimes.
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  588. Love the video!
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  589. Hello, just discovered your channel but I'm a big fan of PBS Eons. You do a great job presenting and it's what I come to expect from the PBS series.
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  590. Joe sent me here from it’s OK to be smart! Had to subscribe!
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  591. I came here from EONS and I loved this video :) its nice to have a happy ending every once in a while! I also love that this is showing visible changes that environmental protection laws have made. ♡
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  592. Nice planet. Don't might me, I'm just a harmless visitor from the far reaches of, SpaceTime.
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  593. Two Cent send me here!
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  594. Ooh! I came here from PBS Eons! It looks pretty cool so far.
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  595. Wholesome 👍
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  596. Who else is here after Joe's video😁😅 I love this ❤️
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  597. Personal flight? Give paragliding a try. In the mountains, no motors, just you and rising air heated on the ground by the sun. I've had several soaring flights where I had to bring oxygen with me. And other flights that lasted over 5 hours. And talk about "FPV"!
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  598. I’d love to have you as my MUA for future episodes. DM me your rates 😀
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  599. This was a great little episode with some awesome footage, looking forward to seeing more. BTW, Spacetime sent me :)
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  600. great episode! thank you :)
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  601. Awesome program, thanks!
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  602. @Besmart sent me and I'm so glad they did. ❤
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  603. I just came across your videos because of Diana, Physics Girl, and I’m really excited to watch the rest. My wife’s grandfather was a radio operator for the Navy in the 50s at McMurdo Station.
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  604. Great example of excellent science communications!
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  605. love this mini documentary
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  606. As a Captain that has navigated through the inlet and all the sounds behind it, it lives up to its name. Better be on your A game. Thanks for the video.
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  607. Honored to have JET in this episode! Thank you DRL! Thank you JET!
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  608. Gosh, this is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time! Everybody is so endearing, the presenters are so nice, the fact that they're two makes it that much more human, and the scientists are given the spotlight, actually instructing us. Usually they are only given one generic sentence on camera before it cuts back to a presenter that doesn't know a thing about the subject. Well done!
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  609. Eons and It’s Okay to Be Smart sent me
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  610. I discovered this channel because I was reading the Wikipedia page for PBS Digital Studios and I’m already a fan of EONS and Spacetime. Good Stuff!
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  611. Deep Look sent me here. Subbed
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  612. Sent by its ok to be smart 👍
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  613. Always love these videos! Maiya is a great host! I love the videos about the northwest. Few channels have very much info about Oregon and surrounding states but this channel has plenty.
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  614. Daymmmm, I didn't expect the intro to go so hard, the music caught me off guard 😅
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  615. Yessss can’t wait to watch !
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  616. Deep look brought me here and im going to comment to get you your views
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  617. Love Shane’s commentary
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  618. Referred From Deep Look to this amazing documentary channel!! Didn't regret anything...!! Hope this channel will grow bigger and bigger!! Quality and professional documentary. I keep whoa-ing (if that's a word) until the end of the vid. Awesome!! 😁😁
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  619. Deep look sent me here now Im a subscriber....😅
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  620. just discovered this series and i love it!!!
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  621. Loved hearing from Joel!
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  622. So beautiful! Glad to have been recommended this!
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  623. Immediately shared this with my family back in Beaufort. Thanks for this PBS.
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  624. I watch Eons all the time. I love all the PBS channels. This one included. Glad I checked it out 😊. Keep em comin'!
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  625. Microbiologists are so frickin cool
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  626. excellent episode
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  627. So hyped for this!!
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  628. Deep look sent me. 😊
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  629. I am feeling so comfortable watching this... Amazing job Terra team..😃
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  630. Love Python, great language.
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  631. Congrats!! Yay 😊
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  632. This is really well done
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  633. who came from physics girl
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  634. Great video!
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  635. I'd say this was a Terra-fic episode! Really BLUE my mind ;D Special thanks to the puntastic community from eons for bringing me here
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  636. Love the new show!
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  637. Eons sent me here! Great episode!😁 Learned so much, and I'm a Blue Ridge Mountains native!
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  638. Reactions sent me!
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  639. I‘m supposed to tell you that Joe sent me
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  640. Nature and science, calm voices and beautiful footages..I am never disappointed with PBS studios. All the best and thank you so much for your works
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  641. I came over from PBS Eons and found a new favourite channel! 😍
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  642. Awesome can't wait for first episode ❤❤❤ Keep up with great work showing problems of climate change
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  643. hi here, Deep Look sent me here, and Id like to see what you guys talk about 🙂
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  644. Yes, we’ve definitely come a long way w/ early warnings. SPC does a great job mapping out areas at risk of severe weather, days in advance. I’m always super impressed w/ the accuracy.
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  645. Love the drone shots. Where are all of these various locations? That bridge, that waterfall - beautiful places!
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  646. Been busy learning about cosmic life with Matt. While we were hanging out he suggested I visit you and learn about terrestrial life and world it lives on. While I have passion for string based concept, quantum mechanics, and astrophysics I feel like we're amongst friends when I'm hanging with with the Space Time gang. They seem trustworthy and I'm willing to listen to a recommendation from good company like those guys! :)
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  647. So excited for this new series!!
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  648. Greetings! Matt from PBS Spacetime sent us. Good video, keep it up! :) - - N
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  649. Deep look sent me
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  650. Awesome, good luck!
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  651. Human Footprint is a good series thanks 👍
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  652. Pterygota, or mayflies, is order of flyers from the Silurian and Devonian has some older fossils than of meganeurids, apparently, up to am estimated 440 million years ago, that is more than a hundred million years earlier! (I was also surprised, thought the same as you). But still, that is one "that we know of". Insects, especially with softer and lighter exoskeletons sadly do not fossilize very well. So it is very scarce, especially that far back. From most we even only have fragments of wings. But it also seems more likely that flight would probably have started with a much smaller insect rather than the more massive and specialized Odonata. Also, they would require their niche (hunting other flying insects) to exist before being able to evolve into that niche of course.
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  653. What a wonderful episode
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  654. Like always great content from PBS!
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  655. Brought to you by viewers like you!
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  656. Thank you Space Time for introducing me to this. I grew up on PBS programs as a kid. It is good to see this transition from "cable" to Youtube. Hi Joe!
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  657. This was fascinating!
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  658. SpaceTime sent me politely. Am I doing this right?
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  659. So excited to see more, great work Terra Team
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  660. Sent from Deep Look and I am so excited to watch the rest of the series. Thank you so much for all your hard work in making this documentary!
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  661. Space Time mentioned you, and I had to check out your work. It's stunning! Yay! I'm excited for another great PBS channel. It's great to see Joe over here, too.
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  662. Awesome.
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  663. This is one of the best eps I've seen. I loved that so many different fields of science came together and re enforces the data from before.
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  664. Does the grey on the map mean no population? I ask because in Washington state we DEFINITELY have bumblebees (they are pretty conspicuous during the spring and summer). In fact, WA has several different species of bumblebee, including the American bumblebee species (at least according to an atlas I saw).
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  665. WELL DONE. Hope millions of people see this and quickly.
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  666. Howie is my advisor. He is the go-to guy when it comes to plants! I am so glad that PBS knew to come to him for great info about trees and VOC.
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  667. Bumblebees are the cutest
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  668. PBS Spacetime sent me and I don’t regret that decision!
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  669. Penguins....stupid tuxedo bird
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  670. Deep look sent me!
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  671. LOL! Perfect video to draw me in - I love biology and meteorology and live in the Blue Ridge area haha
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  672. Congratulations Maiya. All your presentations are presented in a thoughtful engaging way. Our family will surety enjoy. All the best😊.
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  673. This channel is a beauty
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  674. I liked the vido because l like sels
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  675. Over 7,000 species? I've never seen estimates higher than 4,600 - anyone know where this migjt be coming from? I'd love to learn more 🙂
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  676. You are welcome!
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  677. that's going to be interesting
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  678. an absolutely cute video! 😍
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  679. Congratulations on landing your own TV show. I, too, had a TV show. I've been following your channel from the beginning. You're a natural and will crush it.
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  680. Dr. Z sent me! 🙋‍♀️
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  681. YES! PBS is fantastic, I cant wait to see where this channel takes us!
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  682. wooooooo, I can't wait for this to come out!!!
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  683. In Sydney Australia we have the Blue Mountains. I wonder if it's called that for the same reason...
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  684. Love PBS
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  685. You have a great voice for narrating. Glad I found this video. Nice work
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  686. Got referred to come here from @pbsspacetime. Haven't looked back since! 😁
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  687. Eons sent me. Thank you 😊
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  688. Great :D
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  689. PBS Space Time sent me here - great series, will be subscribing.
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  690. WOW so interesting and very informative!! I truly feel for all of the people, animals, homes and the BEAUTIFUL Sequoia trees lost because of these fires!! God bless those those who've survived and still suffering through this!! I pray these fires die off very soon!!❤️😢🙏🏼🙏🏼
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  691. Amazing. Crash Course sent me...❤️
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  692. Great video. Can't wait for the next one. Just one question, what does it take for a civilian from another country to go to Antarctica because it has been my life long dream!
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  693. Very nice video. ☺
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  694. Great episode - great content - keep up the great work y'all!
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  695. This is the best newest PBS Digital Studios channel since Storied. I'm a big fan. Nice series.
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  696. Thanks!
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  697. Dr.Joe sent me here...gosh such a beautiful channel... Kudos to the team behind!
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  698. An existential threat means an extinction of all living organisms. Did you get that?!
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  699. I'm here from Eons! Love this new show!
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  700. YO SPACE TIME SAYS HELLO 👋
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  701. Definitely looking forward to it!
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  702. Space Time thought this channel was important enough to mention in a video about a possible discovery of extraterrestrial like. Matt, as always, is simply incapable of missing. Dude could slam dunk a beach ball.
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  703. Thanks
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  704. Great documentary! Thank you guys for the amazing work you do to inform and educate us. ❤❤❤
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  705. YASSSSS!!! ✨💅✨💅✨💅✨
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  706. DVR is set. Looking forward to it!
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  707. Thanks for making great videos like this 🤟😍
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  708. This is amazing! Thank you for letting us know how to help.
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  709. Came here from deep look. Really excited to see what this channel brings!!
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  710. This video seems to just drone on...
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  711. Really terrific content, thank you for all your efforts in saving our planet and humanity
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  712. Thank You for expanding my knowledge base !
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  713. Wow excellent video
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  714. Physics Girl sent me, and I am glad she did!
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  715. 2 Cents!!!!!
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  716. I come from Space Time. Seal pups are noice.
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  717. Hi! I love PBS. I learn so much all the time. I do have a question though. How did you initially become interested in biology? I have a 5 year old daughter who loves nature and animals and bugs (yuck) but I have no idea on the pathway to a career in biology. Besides majoring in biology in college, what can I do to help grow her love of nature/biology and hopefully lead to a career she will love? I would appreciate any and all tips. It's my first daughter and I have no manual. 😅
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  718. YES!!!
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  719. From the title I knew it'd be about the Blue Ridge Mountains! I was just there (western NC) a couple weeks ago for my birthday. So gorgeous. I love driving down the Blue Ridge Parkway. And I believe that's the mile-high bridge at Grandfather Mountain at the very beginning.
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  720. Deep look sent me
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  721. Just.. So.. Absolutely stunning.. One of the greatest jobs on earth that I would love to have..
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  722. Love the handpan background music, very cool
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  723. Sound Field squad!
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  724. Thank you for posting this. I've been using it in my Geoscience class for high schoolers :)
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  725. This was predicted in the novel The Sixth Winter. One of the authors was a climate scientist. From memory in the novel it was called the thermohalen conveyor... it stopped suddenly and climate changed catastrophically. It was published 1st January 1979. The movie The Day After Tomorrow pretty much ripped off the plot of the book almost without changing anything 😂 The book is better than the movie 🤔
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  726. Coooool
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  727. Erm, the example was also on a hill, this will have a profound impact on the heat, more so than the trees.
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  728. YASSS - I've been waiting for a show like this since I pitched Storm Stories to the Weather channel decades ago. Glad someone is finally addressing how weather is GLOBAL and what happens in one part of the world impacts the whole planet!
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  729. PBS spacetime sent me✌😉
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  730. So excited for this 😬😄
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  731. Deep Look sent me!
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  732. Thank you PBS for continuing to create scientific programming. I appreciate hearing from scientists who spend their life concentrating on a specific topic for years - creating hypotheses, and understanding the alpha and beta of rigorous test data. You finish this program by asking if we laypeople think the AMOC is in danger - I have opinions and feelings about it, but appreciate learning more from PBS to further refine my thinking on the topic - much appreciation to those scientists who bring valuable data to advance the understanding and collective knowledge.
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  733. IMPOLITE TONE : SPACE TIME SENT ME
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  734. Old UK duffer here. Loved it. What a refreshing image of your great country - something of a sorbet :)
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  735. Thanks PBS Space Time for bring me here at Terra, amazing channel
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  736. Deep Look is the sh*t
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  737. Weeeelll, the US just had its snowiest decade... Stay tuned for the February episode about extreme cold.
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  738. Can't believe I'm only discovering this channel just now. Great content!
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  739. wow,, amazing
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  740. LOVE! I have always loved learning about seals and baby seals especially so this is a great episode in the start of a brand new show!
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  741. great video
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  742. PBS Spacetime were right, this channel is an eye opener for to a whole new world
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  743. Hey i live in that circle! Wait i live in thet circle
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  744. Blue Ridge Mountains 🏔
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  745. Thanks!
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  746. Superb first episode. Looking forward to your future episodes. Fantastic and would like to go and walk along that walkway and experience such beauty. Where is it and can I go visit. Awesome.
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  747. Thanks PBS. You have always been my favorite since Cyber Chase
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  748. Matt from PBS SpaceTime said I should check you out. So here I am and I am not disappointed.
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  749. i want a weathered cap
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  750. Algorithmic cookie
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  751. I heard about this 7 years ago. It was referred to as the Salt Train. It is fascinating, & serious.
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  752. This is so good! I love this part of the country and you give us a gift of understanding!
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  753. I Love weather news/shows!!!! ❤️ This was a good one. Thanks!
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