Comments by "Mark Dowse" (@markdowse3572) on "PBS Eons" channel.

  1. What a brilliant video by PBS Eons! 😄👍 I never knew anything at all about the Wallace Line - never heard of it before. (Not even from Sir Attenborough...) I certainly take my hat off to all the scientists who help our understanding. And thanks for explaining the theory so clearly, EONS! Excellent. 🤗 M 🦘🏏😎
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  2. Nuclear, not "nucular". Please. M 🦘🏏😎
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  3. These FINS are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do! 🎶😁 M 🦘🏏😎
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  4. I had a whale of a time watching this video! 🤣 Great stuff. Thanks EONS. 🙏 M 🦘🏏😎
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  5. Nature and evolution continue to amaze! 😄 Thank you for another fascinating and excellent video! 👍🌟 M 🦘🏏😎
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  6. As a famous, fictional sea-Captain is known to say ... "BLISTERING BARNACLES!" 😂 M 🦘🏏😎
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  7. That first surgery is quite amazing! 😮 I had no idea at all. Thank you for educating me. No surprise that the Chimpanzees are 'medicating' - we share a 97% DNA match with them. M 🦘🏏😎
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  8. I was always taught that the 's' in the word "debris" is SILENT. So 'de-bree'. M 🦘🏏😎
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  9. Life will adapt or perish. Human beings have to adapt.
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  10. We must never stop learning... And it seems that EONS never stops with lame jokes. 🤔 No surprise that humans found uses for Cannabis so long ago. An amazing and wonderful plant. M 🦘🏏😎
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  11. A great study in the science, understanding and portrayal of dinosaurs. Thank you, Eons. 🙏 Also, not a bad study of the evolution of ART ! 😁 M 🦘🏏😎
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  12. CORRECT ENGLISH GRAMMAR please..... It's not "us humans", it's "we humans". You're a SCIENCE channel. Please get your language CORRECT. Teach people correctly. Geez. M 🦘🏏😎
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  13. Movement of animals is speedy compared to that of continents and even speedier than the changes of climate and incomparable to the arrival of that rock... All the dinosaurs were amazing critters, no doubt... 😁😮 M 🦘🏏😎
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  14. Gotta love how AMAZING science and learning are. For ALL of us......
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  15. Who says that is has to be one driver or another? Why can't it be a combination of reproduction and survival and even other elements? Also, does evolution itself 'evolve' or change over time? Different mechanisms may play differing roles over the eons... M 🦘🏏😎
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  16. WOW !! Wow !! I had no idea that our world's scientists were doing this sort of work. LOVE YOU ALL for what you are doing !!! Please keep up the amazing work. M
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  17. But WHY would a land mammal go into the oceans to create whales, dolphins etc in the first place? This is one adaptation I want to learn about.
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  18. "3 second rule" ? Never heard of it. Bring on COVID-20, 21, 22, .......
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  19. The "dirty work" of pollenisation? REALLY? Come on. I thought these productions were beyond such crass language......
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  20. @ 1:35 "Typical Australia ..." Really? As an Aussie I'm not sure how to handle that line. 🤔 🤣 But I guess a continuously drying continent makes life difficult for the megafauna. M 🦘🏏😎
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  21. Being adaptable is crucial... And a bit of luck doesn't hurt, either. 😁 Another fascinating video! Thank you PBS Eons! 👍☺ M 🦘🏏😎
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  22. Adapt....... Survive.
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  23. Great. But how many species have we killed off in the last 200 years? Have you done a story on this? Thanks.
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  24. I have studied high-school science and some biology, but never knew ANY of that ! AWESOME !! Thank you. :)
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  25. So, we are LUCKY to have birds flying in the sky. 🤔 Maybe we should be grateful and enjoy their beauty? 🤗👍 From a scientific point of view, an analysis of the power : weight ratio would be cool. Also, the ability to control flight is key... M 🦘🏏😎
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  26. One word - evolution.
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  27. Sponges are truly AWESOME ! Simple is better???? :)
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