Maddie Moate and Sam Hume of Earth Unplugged explores what happens to other creatures in the ocean if sharks become extinct and whetherflies sleep at night.
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Maddie Moate of Earth Unplugged explores evidence that states that animals, like humans, can have different accents that vary upon location. The UK's yellowhammer is a prime example of a multi-accent species. These bright yellow small birds tend not to leave their own areas, so ornithologists have confirmed that they…
What If? pondered what might happen if insects, reptiles, sharks, and dinosaurs rendered extinct by natural disasters, kept on evolving.
http://youtu.be/sW6fCR19mE8 After the recent incident where divers were nearly swallowed by humpback whales, Simon Baxter of Earth Unplugged explores what might happen if you were swallowed by a whale. submitted via Laughing Squid Tips
Life Noggin questioned whether humans should bring extinct species back to life. The video explores the ethics of the question as well as the science of how it could be done, using the case of the extinct passenger pigeon as an example.
SciShow host Hank Green celebrates Shark Week with a quick tour of the shark’s fascinating anatomy. Green goes into great detail as he explains how sharks are made up of cartilage instead of bone, which makes them lighter and more flexible.
http://youtu.be/S23cId7AskM In "How Big is Space?," a recent episode of Earth Unplugged by BBC Earth Productions, they examine how much space we need to live, how much space there is on Earth, and how much space there is in the vast reaches of outer space. According to the video, if…
