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Troglobites sounds like a curse word. You gosh darn troglobites, do your job right!
“Evolution”, nothing.
I couldnt believe living creature can lost their eyes for living in the dark for generations. this is so bizzare and fascinating.
Amazing. Witnessing evolution happen before your eyes really calls into question whether there is a God or not.
This BBC video shows variation, specialization, and loss within existing organisms. It is not showing evolution in the molecules-to-man sense. Troglobites fit a creation model of built-in variation, post-Flood dispersal, isolation, drift, and regression far better than the narration admits.
People forget all about the photography and the incredible people behind the scenes!!!❤❤❤🎉
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1:33 eren Yeager....look how they massacred my boy.
If it takes thousands of years for the fish to lose its eyes, how many of these fish fossils did you find with eyes ? Or maybe they were created this way
Fascinating
Sir David Attenborough said he literally jumped for joy when Trump lost in 2020. I can think of few ways to better exemplify how disappointing the United States is as a nation than by saying: we all let Sir David down in '24.
I am currently working on reconstructing and archiving extinct species, and I often struggle with the challenges of biological accuracy. Your video's scientific depth and meticulous detail have been an immense help and inspiration to my work. Thank you for providing such a profound educational resource; it is truly invaluable to the field
Incredible how this fragile ecosystem persisted long enough to shape unique species! I wonder whats at the base of the food chain if it's not photosynthetic life
Hey BBC Earth channel, upload more videos of Tigers, Elephants, Lions, and Crocodiles, those are good and I like them.
New research seems to suggest it takes just a few generations for eyesight to be lost not thousands. In the case of one guppie species in Mexico only 1 generation.
いつも本当にインスピレーションを頂いています。🤲
This is absolutely breathtaking — every single frame tells a story. The patience and vision behind this is truly remarkable. 🙏 If you allow me, I would love to invite you to watch my own cinematic mini documentary — DEEP — The Orca. A story about family, intelligence, and survival in the Arctic. Entirely my own project, created with a lot of passion. No pressure at all — just one storyteller sharing with another. 🖤
Please stop it with those small previews. They’re annoying
Man, dude's a century old and still going strong. May he make many more documentaries for many more years. ❤
Happy Birthday Sir David