Why Do Sunflowers Face the Sunrise - Deep Look
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Date: 2024-10-23
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deeplook
2: 07 that's what everyone means by sleep schedule. Sadly, my sleep schedule is 2-12 hours. Some nights, i sleep for 2 hours and other nights I sleep for 12 hours. Yep, my body is very cuckoo and the internal feeling for me to go sleep is somewhere between 4pm EST and 11pm EST. Crazy enough that I wish I could make money off it.
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2: 07 that's what everyone means by sleep schedule. Sadly, my sleep schedule is 2-12 hours. Some nights, i sleep for 2 hours and other nights I sleep for 12 hours. Yep, my body is very cuckoo and the internal feeling for me to go sleep is somewhere between 4pm EST and 11pm EST. Crazy enough that I wish I could make money off it.
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deeplook
Hello deep look I really love you all and the documentaries you guys been making over the years I just have one question how have you guys been learning and knowing this information Because even 5 years ago after I watched another one of yours shows and stuff you guys just know what happens and how it happens.
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Hello deep look I really love you all and the documentaries you guys been making over the years I just have one question how have you guys been learning and knowing this information Because even 5 years ago after I watched another one of yours shows and stuff you guys just know what happens and how it happens.
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alexeykuznetsov211
You missed even more amazing fact: plants grow from air! Photosynthesis converts CO2 into O2 and C. O2 comes out. C stays! Last one used to make plant internal structures - GROW. Plants grow not from earth minerals as it looks, but from AIR!
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You missed even more amazing fact: plants grow from air! Photosynthesis converts CO2 into O2 and C. O2 comes out. C stays! Last one used to make plant internal structures - GROW. Plants grow not from earth minerals as it looks, but from AIR!
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simargamerpro6881
This video came after I gave my Biology test and there was a question that Sunflower is not a flower. Explain I was having no idea of it but now I do and think may this video had came just 1 day before. BTW I LOVE YOUR CONTENT. AMAZING VIDEO!
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This video came after I gave my Biology test and there was a question that Sunflower is not a flower. Explain I was having no idea of it but now I do and think may this video had came just 1 day before. BTW I LOVE YOUR CONTENT. AMAZING VIDEO!
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kairinase
The oil is more expensive than petrol in my country, so people use palm or canola, and they choose to feast on a variety of sunflower seeds instead.
It's a pity I didn't have some with me while watching this video.
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The oil is more expensive than petrol in my country, so people use palm or canola, and they choose to feast on a variety of sunflower seeds instead.
It's a pity I didn't have some with me while watching this video.
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user-yw9mw9hv8o
Everyone look out for plants in the family Asteraceae, that inflorescence structure never gets old! There are so many of them and they come in different shapes and sizes, really fascinating stuff.
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Everyone look out for plants in the family Asteraceae, that inflorescence structure never gets old! There are so many of them and they come in different shapes and sizes, really fascinating stuff.
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NyznTvfk
Sunflower oil is toxic: it oxidize very easily (even in the body) and act on mitochondria: the cardiolipin molecule: and makes the cell unable to produce enough ATPs. kinda acts like cyanide.
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Sunflower oil is toxic: it oxidize very easily (even in the body) and act on mitochondria: the cardiolipin molecule: and makes the cell unable to produce enough ATPs. kinda acts like cyanide.
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robertsnearly3823
I'm confused, as the wild sunflowers growing in my yard continue to follow the sun even when the heads blossom into full flower. Whatever the reason, I do enjoy them tremendously.
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I'm confused, as the wild sunflowers growing in my yard continue to follow the sun even when the heads blossom into full flower. Whatever the reason, I do enjoy them tremendously.
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osmosisjones4912
Chemical computers Oxins. Chemical reactions to chemicals. Chemicals can transmit emotions. . But remember emotions are chemical reactions not the chemicals themselves
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Chemical computers Oxins. Chemical reactions to chemicals. Chemicals can transmit emotions. . But remember emotions are chemical reactions not the chemicals themselves
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Demetrius900000
Bees and bumblebees are so cute, loved petting them as a kid when going to school - they slept on flowers and it was easy to do it: 3
They are fluffy like cats!
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Bees and bumblebees are so cute, loved petting them as a kid when going to school - they slept on flowers and it was easy to do it: 3
They are fluffy like cats!
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user-zy4wv7yx1z
Amazing video as always Deep Look team! Fascinating to see ehat millions of years of evolution can do. We must protect our precious planet and it's inhabitants
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Amazing video as always Deep Look team! Fascinating to see ehat millions of years of evolution can do. We must protect our precious planet and it's inhabitants
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SJHFoto
Seeing these wonders, I think it is obvious that they were designed by an intelligent Creator. All of these beautiful arrangements couldn't have just come by chance
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Seeing these wonders, I think it is obvious that they were designed by an intelligent Creator. All of these beautiful arrangements couldn't have just come by chance
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technopoptart
do flies ever get caught pollinating sunflowers they are the oldest pollinators(along with beetles) and super prolific at pollinating stuff like mangos
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do flies ever get caught pollinating sunflowers they are the oldest pollinators(along with beetles) and super prolific at pollinating stuff like mangos
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danielzvids
It’s fascinating how something as common as a simple sunflower has so much beautiful and complex aspects when you just take a deep’ look at it
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It’s fascinating how something as common as a simple sunflower has so much beautiful and complex aspects when you just take a deep’ look at it
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shallbetterdj
I must have mutant sunflowers, they get flocks of blooms in all directions. Either that or the desert sun is good for bees at all times of day
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I must have mutant sunflowers, they get flocks of blooms in all directions. Either that or the desert sun is good for bees at all times of day
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elyacoukakarim
For me, it's a clear Wink From God for those who take time to reflect.
The plant that follows the sun, looks exactly like a drawing sun.
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For me, it's a clear Wink From God for those who take time to reflect.
The plant that follows the sun, looks exactly like a drawing sun.
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AceOfSpadesX
Some other plants (like those in genus Anthurium) can do something similar in turning to face the sun by using a structure called a geniculum
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Some other plants (like those in genus Anthurium) can do something similar in turning to face the sun by using a structure called a geniculum
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diictodon2351
thaks to you i now know that sunflowers know that the sun exsist's and it moves from east to west. my mind was blown when i saw them moving
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thaks to you i now know that sunflowers know that the sun exsist's and it moves from east to west. my mind was blown when i saw them moving
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Collegecook
LETS GO! deep look going into other territories of content! as much as i love the bug content, its refreshing to get something different!
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LETS GO! deep look going into other territories of content! as much as i love the bug content, its refreshing to get something different!
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instantamazon
So the indoor sunflowers still could tell where East and West were Would that be regardless of placement of artificial light sources
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So the indoor sunflowers still could tell where East and West were Would that be regardless of placement of artificial light sources
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