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Just about every species that has gone extinct in the last 1000 years has done so through human exploitation. If you believe that humans were not capable of this 12k years ago pre industrialisation leading to the extinction of ice age megafauna, having already been put on the back foot by global climate change, then you're an idiot.

Is that a 6x12 trailer? We’re trying to move to another state and I want to see what options are best for the truck? We have a Trd pro 23 to

Wasn't that called the geo magnetic excursion that originally caused all of that. Our sun micro nova every 12k years like clockwork.

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I love the white angel fish. I have a turquoise severum in a 72 gallon waterbox. I’m researching which fish make good tank mates for my severum. I’m interested in adding a couple of discus. Just don’t want to have too many fish. I want them to have a good amount of space.

"Tesla" of somthing means it is poorly designed, ugly and supports facsism.....not a good title.

Im surprised you eat the gut sacks.

What outlet do you use that lets you program the water to work for 2 minutes on an app?

I believe this is a fun hypothesus. It does not explain what is seen in the sediment layers very well. 100 seperate layers that each look like their own missoula flood. Plus one bigger flood from utah

You may want to reference Nick Ze ntners winter 2023/24 J. Harlan Bretz and the Missoula floods series of videos. The ice age happened on the entire planet ant the warm up with the melting of the ice sheet and refilling of the oceans also occured simultaneously around the planet so meteor causing the ice age or not, the stories of the great flood would be universal....

What are the Neocelus (sp?) californicus? Predator wasps? Mites?

Lol, _Streptocarpus_ aren’t exactly "perennials", at least in my experience. If they’re cared-for and happy, they never die! Haha. Well, they can be evergreen for decades, theoretically. Plus the leaves propagate easily too. They’re one of those “legendary” plants. You know, like there are those grandmas or aunties who have certain plants at their homes, that are 50+ years old. Just sort of “expected” species, usually they’re a combination of African violets, spider plants, peace lilies, pothos & _Schlumbergera_ (Xmas cacti). Lol. I love _Streptocarpus_ as a genus, though, so many great plants. And hardy. I even watered an African violet once with clear tequila, by accident, thinking it was water… nope! My friend had never finished their shot the previous night! 🙄 So the next morning, I was hung over, and watered it cause this cup of “water” was sitting there. And then I smelled liquor. But the violet was absolutely FINE! 😂

Great video, I live in Missoula and I regularly drive back to Portland it is an amazing thing to see! Thanks for the excellent presentation

The terrarium looks fantastic! I’m hoping you are still as excited now, 7 months later, as you were when you made the video. It inspired me back then too. I also saw Lang’s and my wife and I were recently visited Forks, La Push and the Hoh Rainforest area. I just had to do something. This week I pulled the trigger on a UNS Foresta 60E Paludarium. I’m just waiting on plant orders to come in!

That's really awesome!!! I want a tank only with Southamerican species of glowfish: white skirt tetras, x-ray tetras, cory catfish and now Angelfish!!!! 🤩🙌

MAGNIFICENT and INFORMATIVE!!!

Oh they’re for sure attention grabbing. Awwww that females just trying to stay safe & hide. My largest blood parrot is super friendly & he’s always pushing his plants around after a water change to how he likes them, it’s adorable to watch, wish I could attach a video. Love how sweet that other breeding pair is w each other unlike the 1st one who was having to hide from the male.

Wow, may I know the location where are you at to pick those clams, so fun. Thanks

How much do they cost

I have 3 of blue hill stream trout, they really are active and a great addition to the tank. Can be a little bullish but they've not harmed any of my other fish. Though the one plant I hate the most is anubias. Constantly gets covered in algae and the leaves just die off. My anubias are just root. Wish I never of bought them!

You really need to do some geological study. This film bears no relationship to the Lake Missoula floods. There were about 40 such floods in Eastern Washington with no relationship to what was happening in Iceland. And there will always be some idiot who rants about Biblical floods.

Saw this fish at Aquashella Dallas, at the GloFish booth. Interesting

OK, here’s the bad news. This may have been caused by planet nine, which probably orbits earth every 14,000 years, Disturbing orbits of objects in the solar system, causeing orbital bombardment of earth. This may be the global reset button.

Can I ask which growlights you have for your windows!!

@1:13 Amazing how warm it was for thousands of years before the "global warming" scare of the last 40 years, whose only solution is massive government regulation and control of how we live or lives. 🙄

"The Tesla of..." so it's overpriced, overhyped dogshit? K, will skip and throw a thumbs down.

Posted elsewhere: Not Ice Ages. There are simple answers to Earth's accumulation of water, and other resources, but Ice Ages don't enter into it. You cannot look at the past, and assume everything here today was in place then. It's illogical, and unsupported by facts. At some point in the not too distant past, one of the poles was located in the Gulf of Alaska, near the bend in the continental shelf, diametrically opposite to the old polar location 1,500 miles east of Tierra del Fuego, in that whoop-ti-do where South America stretches down to Antarctica. "Floods" are a different story, caused by the shifts I mentioned, and by the massive amount of water deposited on our planet beginning with Noah/Gilgamesh, continuing through the Fall of Empires, more than a millennium later. Gravel is the first of sediments to fall out, and repeated crossings build up gravel, depositing lighter "silt" later, over it. We see gravel under layers of silted mud, in a lot of places. Most geologists agree a water course traveled from the (current location of the) Arctic Ocean, southeasterly across the central US, emptying into what I suspect was the mid-Atlantic (although the Atlantic was still a proto-ocean at the time). Events caused a shift, and that water, on the scale of a half-trillion acre-feet of water swept "westerly". Earth has NOT "always been the way it is today", and the changes are not that distant. The mountain ranges are nowhere near as old as many claim, and I am certain no one alive today would recognize the planet only 100,000 years ago, much less "millions of years ago", so commonly used, y'all abbreviate it "mya". I wish there were a time machine to verify my version, but I believe the Earth itself testifies to the fact. What could have caused the flood that "inundated the interior valleys to a depth that took 30 years to drain off"? Probably nothing short of something doing what Joshua claimed, ignoring all religious trappings. If the Earth had been stopped, the ocean water would have kept moving, pushing the Pacific Plate into South America, then sending a massive tsunami racing (at 400+ mph!) eastward, toward China. The poles were shifted seven times in ancient eras, according to pottery shards. Pottery adopts the magnetic signature of the Earth, in the transformation from wet clay. Archaeologists have known this for a century or more, but geologists are slow to come around.

Have you tried taking photos with wild bettas?Looking forward to sharing from you From VN

You saying imagine it happening longer? This happened multiple times over thousands of years. Not just once. Great dam video!

Love the scenic video but you're teaching a hypothesis as if it's certainty.

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Good videos amigo how can breed Shell dweller brevis?

Meh. The biggest flood would be the filling of the Mediterranean about 6 million years ago. Nick Zentner and other established geologists have pretty much described the Missoula and Lake Bonneville floods. Nice try young man

Noah’s flood

Rest In Peace, Fishloaf.

I have had only one fish that really hurt loosing. Its not common for me, but it happens to us all.

That looked a lot like Frenchman Coulee. I love the geology of Eastern Washington.

molly can live in brackish water?

Watch ancient apocalypse. This and many other evidences of a much older world.

Love this fish, make for a nice subtle supporting role tetra

"It rains more than Forks" Now that is a verbal VISUAL!!!!

Lol, no mention of the bettas of course. I've been following GloFish since the release of the betta line and was the one to figure out the silent discountenance. There is a lot of questions and mysteries surrounding them. Such as the the Moonrise Pink line that was created, but never released to the public.

Do they support American workers? Idk I’m just wondering?

Bravo from Romania Dracula land ❤🎉

Since we can't get asian arowana maybe you can do glo arowana

You still need a special lights

Great video....come on Jimmy we need more of your stuff

How can I buy some angelfish

So good to see a video from you again, Jimmy. Man, this facility is massive. A full time vet on staff, that is impressive. I've always been kinda meh about glofish, but I gotta say those glo angel fish are amazing. Hoping to see more videos from you, Jimmy. What fish or shrimp did you end up going home with? 👍❤️👍