Hearted Youtube comments on PBS Eons (@eons) channel.

  1. I increased my iq by 10% just by going through the comment section
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  2. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 I asked for this exact topic to be talked about and you did a whole episode about the EXACT thing I asked for: the evolution of cephalopod bones. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! See people? They really do mean it when they ask what we want to see. I've been watching Eons faithfully every week when it comes out, have been doing it since the show was less than a month old. I've been telling others about it, but got away from it recently and have missed most of the last month. I repent my sinful ways. I'll go catch up with recent missed shows! Love you guys! Thank you!
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  3. One of the things I love about this show? It is ultimately a story of connections. The story of a Flower is never just the story of a flower. The story of anything, the longer you look, is ultimately the story of Everything? And that’s a thing I feel like we forget, sometimes.
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  4. I am in constant awe by the videos you make, always informational and extremely entertaining. I don't know if you've figured this out already but i'm borderline obsessed with your channel! #PBSEONSISLOVE
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  5. I clicked so fast! #PBSEONSISLOVE
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  6. Please do a video on ancient marine reptiles! The ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs and mosasaurs and all those, the evolutionary equivalents of cetaceans and pinnipeds.
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  7. Excellent. I was waiting for you to do something on this. There were likely many explosions of life that we wont know about because it was all single celled. So. No graboids? I guess the tremors franchise lied to me.
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  8. "only semi-aquatic dinosaur". What about Halszkaraptor?
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  9. Could you please do a video on the dire wolf
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  10. What kind of animal is that thing with epicyon?
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  11. I guess you could say these ants are... ant-ique I know right?
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  12. This show is literally my favorite part of every week, it’s the only good thing about Monday’s!!!
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  13. Please make a video about the development of wings/ the ability to fly :)
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  14. I'm trying to become a PALEONTOLOGIST when I'm older, and one of the first creatures I wanna study is these Sea Crocs!!!
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  15. This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you guys for your tremendous efforts that make this channel stand out
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  16. As a herpetologist, this video pleases me very much. On the topic of reptilian evolution, what would make a neat video is looking into how the turtle shell came to be. ;-)
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  17. Hey this is my lecturers work! Shout out to Renaud and his team, with Betty the multicollecter (ICP-MS), at Southern Cross Uni! Thanks for giving the date to the oldest currently known surgery patient!
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  18. Oh, this is the first time we've seen Gabriel in a full-length video, right? Yay! 🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕
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  19. This show has very quickly gained a spot in my top 5 favorite YouTube channels.
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  20. Much love to our Eons amigos! Thanks for the shout-out 🌎🔥
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  21. the evolution of whales has always been one of my favorite evolutionary happenings, and just learning about it again in video form reminds me of just how cool it is!!!!
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  22. If anyone is interested this is my research! Thanks @PBSeons for showcasing cool fossils and our cool experiements! It's pretty gross - and it's not just graduate students :)
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  23. This channel is very quickly becoming my favorite, you guys singlehandedly reignited my interest in paleontology!
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  24. i didnt even realise until i was i the middle of the exam, but this channel helped me to revise for my biology A level
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  25. And I was totally happy to help out!!
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  26. This video inspired me to go into Paleontology after 4 years of post high school depression bc I had no idea what I wanted to do, now this is my favorite channel and i'm restarting college in the fall. I rewatch this video every few months when it pops back up and it keeps me inspired, Thanks guys <3
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  27. I love these videos. Every time I see one in my feed I feel happy. But could you maybe speak a little slower please? I sometimes have trouble processing everything you say.
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  28. Ok folks if I discover a new animal as I will name it after this channel cause eons inspired me to become a paleontologist. Thanks to them I got basic knowledge for paleontology that people from my local University that specializes in geology and has paleontology based classes can't wrap their head around, and I am so damn grateful for that!
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  29. 6:20 isn't it the other way around? Echinoderms and Chordates are deuterostomes while all the others are proterostomes?
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  30. Love these videos! Hopefully, someday I can make videos this great! :)
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  31. Lizards with reduced limbs have evolved multiple times in history, and all of the ones we know for sure evolved from a burrowing or at least ground dwelling ancestor. I support team terrestrial hypothesis.
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  32. I want to hug a fluffy T-Rex! That squirrel Dino is also huggable. Isn’t there talk that ornithasurs might have been misclassified?
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  33. First! Or the Common Ancestor to everything.
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  34. Blake is my favourite narrator
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  35. Very cool. I love learning about strange paths that evolution takes. Thanks for another quality video!
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  36. I just finished reading The Story of Earth: The First 4.5 Billion Years that you recommended on the livestream, thank you it was such a great book!
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  37. Finally a new video, FINALLY. I'd like to add that this is by far my favorite youtube channel, ever. I would watch this channel 24/7 and would choose it to be the only channel I would watch if given an ultimatum by aliens. Basically you guys rock ok. Now onto watching the video lol.
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  38. I'm so excited it's here! I've loved PBS digital studios from since I first saw a show from it, and with Hank Green being a part of it I know it'll be perfect. Keep it up!
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  39. I love EONS so much!!!
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  40. I absolutely love this kind of episode! There's a great story to it, the science is really clear and interesting, and who doesn't love a mystery revealed? Other episodes are great too, but this kind is definitely my favorite!
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  41. You sly dogs! This whole time I'm expecting a paleobiology finish, and meanwhile you slipped me a chemistry lesson! Mind truly blown.
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  42. THANK YOU for calling it the Clovis Complex. So many people call it a culture, and it wasn't. Great overview of what we know at this point of migration
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  43. Raptorex and Tarbosaurus are two of my favorite Dinosaurs. They're amazing!
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  44. 2:46 he says “Nothing today grows like this.” Ummm, what about trees dendritic expressions or Romanesco cauliflower? These are only two out of a dozen fractal form of life I can think of which are living species today.
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  45. Did you know that you can get your very own prehistoric elephant figure? Find out how at https://complexly.info/mammoths
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  46. Isotope geochemistry was one of the most interesting lectures I've heard thus far. Apart from Carbon-dating, Sulfur-dating has the potential to prove the existence of even older life, really interesting stuff.
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  47. "Keeping up with the Carnassials!" Brilliant!🤣🤣
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  48. Are you going to a video about lions soon? Please
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  49. Suggestion: An episode covering the history of Pronghorn. Very unique artiodactyls with a surprisingly diverse family history, of which Antilocapra americana is the only extant member left.
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  50. Talk about the evolution of whales.
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