Watch Ferns Get Freaky - Deep Look
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When I first noticed the dots under the fern leaves I thought they were bug eggs or something, but they seemed too regularly-spaced, so I did some googling and finally put the pieces together about the mysterious little green growths in my plant pots (which I'd previously clocked as mold.
Date: 2024-04-16
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spelunkerd
This reminds me of a test station I found during an exam over 40 years ago. Inside a petri dish was a tiny leaf, with no explanation, just a question, what is this. Without the context that it was part of the fern life cycle, all I saw was a tiny leaf. Wrong. Those kind of what am I thinking of questions always seemed to be unfair.
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This reminds me of a test station I found during an exam over 40 years ago. Inside a petri dish was a tiny leaf, with no explanation, just a question, what is this. Without the context that it was part of the fern life cycle, all I saw was a tiny leaf. Wrong. Those kind of what am I thinking of questions always seemed to be unfair.
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id2609
Saw the thumbnail, and I thought they were some kinds of insect until I realized the fern was a plant
Funny thing is, we eat some type of ferns here in Korea and they taste kinda like meat, despite being a vegetable. Maybe this hybrid biology explains it.
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Saw the thumbnail, and I thought they were some kinds of insect until I realized the fern was a plant
Funny thing is, we eat some type of ferns here in Korea and they taste kinda like meat, despite being a vegetable. Maybe this hybrid biology explains it.
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Xinevlin
There's an insect that I want you to cover, it's called orong-orong or Mole cricket. it's another nature Frankenstein. They can produce a very very unique sound, it's like sounds frogs with a hint of crickets
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There's an insect that I want you to cover, it's called orong-orong or Mole cricket. it's another nature Frankenstein. They can produce a very very unique sound, it's like sounds frogs with a hint of crickets
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loofy530
They basically evolved these adaptations when plants were still figuring out how to plant. The sheer variety of life on this planet as well as what may be already lost to time never ceases to amaze.
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They basically evolved these adaptations when plants were still figuring out how to plant. The sheer variety of life on this planet as well as what may be already lost to time never ceases to amaze.
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Russet_Mantle
Plant reproduction is really simple: diploid sporophytes produce haploid spores which develop into gametophytes and produce gametes that fuse into diploid zygotes to grow into sporophytes
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Plant reproduction is really simple: diploid sporophytes produce haploid spores which develop into gametophytes and produce gametes that fuse into diploid zygotes to grow into sporophytes
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user-sm8to1ib4r
I might be wrong and/or this might be bad advice but,
Can you maybe blurr such videos in the beginning and/or put a warning in the beginning please Thank you
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I might be wrong and/or this might be bad advice but,
Can you maybe blurr such videos in the beginning and/or put a warning in the beginning please Thank you
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audioartisan
I walk through the woods of the Pacific Northwest daily. And now I'm going to keep a lookout for Ferns mating! Thank you for opening my eyes & mind, Deep Look!
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I walk through the woods of the Pacific Northwest daily. And now I'm going to keep a lookout for Ferns mating! Thank you for opening my eyes & mind, Deep Look!
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Ramash440
As a kid I loved collecting ferns for no reason in particular. I always thought the sori were solid little balls instead of these hairballs of catapults.
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As a kid I loved collecting ferns for no reason in particular. I always thought the sori were solid little balls instead of these hairballs of catapults.
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van137
I always used to wonder what those spots were. Deep look has such informative and quality videos.
No wonder they've won so many awards, well earned
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I always used to wonder what those spots were. Deep look has such informative and quality videos.
No wonder they've won so many awards, well earned
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deeplook
I love how nature uses some of the most low energy- solid ouput methods available. Only as much juice as whats needed for the task at hand.
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I love how nature uses some of the most low energy- solid ouput methods available. Only as much juice as whats needed for the task at hand.
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