Reproduction: Crash Course Zoology #9
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Dr.
TIMESTAMPS FOR SPIDERS/ARACHNIDS-
0: 55 -> 1: 02 Several, animated (intro)-
8: 50 -> 9: 06 One, animated (tarantula, or some other mygalomorph)
9: 25 -> 9: 26 One, real (peacock spider)
As a spider scientist (and the science consultant for CCZoo, I love these wonderful animals, but I realize that being startled by a spider can be scary (even if you like them. An important part of overcoming arachnophobia is building positive interactions with arachnids on /your/ terms, so hopefully this helps some of y'all do so and enjoy the videos.
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TIMESTAMPS FOR SPIDERS/ARACHNIDS-
0: 55 -> 1: 02 Several, animated (intro)-
8: 50 -> 9: 06 One, animated (tarantula, or some other mygalomorph)
9: 25 -> 9: 26 One, real (peacock spider)
As a spider scientist (and the science consultant for CCZoo, I love these wonderful animals, but I realize that being startled by a spider can be scary (even if you like them. An important part of overcoming arachnophobia is building positive interactions with arachnids on /your/ terms, so hopefully this helps some of y'all do so and enjoy the videos.
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-Kozmic
Where does the pollen go?
Grease2
Rofl!
reproduction
not that difficult
and still we disconnect
it is as simple as can be and in plain view to discover.
No certification required just know man should work in kinship with Nature
it is a Law after all.
Not hard to see if you know where to look.
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Where does the pollen go?
Grease2
Rofl!
reproduction
not that difficult
and still we disconnect
it is as simple as can be and in plain view to discover.
No certification required just know man should work in kinship with Nature
it is a Law after all.
Not hard to see if you know where to look.
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Dragon
This is so cool!
Another interesting species is the Sonoran whiptail, which are all genetically identical females. Even though they just clone themselves, though, they need to engage in mating-like behaviors with other Sonoran whiptails to stimulate the production of the clones.
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This is so cool!
Another interesting species is the Sonoran whiptail, which are all genetically identical females. Even though they just clone themselves, though, they need to engage in mating-like behaviors with other Sonoran whiptails to stimulate the production of the clones.
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Ryan
2: 18 More context needed, and I couldn't find supporting information for this statement. If true, why do I suspect that the bulk of this secret majority of species that don't/never reproduce in a binary, also happen to be imperceptible to the human eye?
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2: 18 More context needed, and I couldn't find supporting information for this statement. If true, why do I suspect that the bulk of this secret majority of species that don't/never reproduce in a binary, also happen to be imperceptible to the human eye?
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Jonnie
I think this is a very speciest video. how do we know non-human species don't have genders too? You're denying the identity of all the transgender non-human animals out there. Shame on PBS for spreading such hatred and transphobia!
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I think this is a very speciest video. how do we know non-human species don't have genders too? You're denying the identity of all the transgender non-human animals out there. Shame on PBS for spreading such hatred and transphobia!
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yoyococo56
My daddy said it was when a mommy bee - has 80, 000 other daddy bees who love her work there whole life to please the mommy bee & don-t get anything out of it in the end & that-s how I-m here & that-s life
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My daddy said it was when a mommy bee - has 80, 000 other daddy bees who love her work there whole life to please the mommy bee & don-t get anything out of it in the end & that-s how I-m here & that-s life
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74554N
--Finding Nemo would-ve been a very different movie if it was 100% scientifically accurate--
Think about that for a second-
Now you feel my suffering --
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--Finding Nemo would-ve been a very different movie if it was 100% scientifically accurate--
Think about that for a second-
Now you feel my suffering --
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LaShanta
Concerns for sea turtles and global warming is influencing reproductive cycles since temperature determines which gender the eggs become.
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Concerns for sea turtles and global warming is influencing reproductive cycles since temperature determines which gender the eggs become.
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Jukettaja
What I learned from all this is that the dad in Finding Nemo would actually become the mom and the son would become the new dad.
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What I learned from all this is that the dad in Finding Nemo would actually become the mom and the son would become the new dad.
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