BRO I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THEM TO BRING THIS GUY BACK

This dude is really good, the way he explains things is so simple, yet so informative at the same time. we need more from him please. :)

Steve Brusatte
again
I clicked
immediately❣

Literally just read his book on the rise and reign of the mammals. Weird how this pops up

Im currently reading his first book, on dinosaurs, its great, he is so passionate

Dr Brusette is always a pleasure to watch, he presents evolution and history of animals and planet with so much passion and excitement and enthusiasm, I watched a whole bunch of his interviews and presentations 38:11

Special ear bones are a trademark of mammals, don’t forget.

Class!

230 million years ago I wasn’t a thought in a naked mole rat.

Can someone explain to me the thinking behind sitting on a large white piece of paper in what is obviously a room?
Modern cameras can cope with just the rumors of background.So why do we need the white paper?

Whenever I see this guy's face in the thumbnail, I click it.

Professor Brusate, you are without a doubt one of the most important science educators alive today. I've not seen another palaeontologist who can manage, like you do, the job of helping the rest of us understand what distinguishes such diverse groups as mammals and dinosaurians (including birds, of course).

I've noticed that others here have criticized the wording you used to help people understand how pterosaurs, and most dinosaurs "succumbed" to the Chixculub asteroid strike, while mammals (and avian dinosaurs, along with lizards, amphibians and others) to survive. Maybe a slightly different turn of phrase would have been less offensive to some. However, I notice that you also helped people to understand how mammals were actually "losing brain size" relative to body size during the Paleocene epoch.

I also greatly appreciated the clarity of your explanation, which not many people understand, of the big difference between dinosaurian respiration and mammalian respiration. That is crucial, I think, to understanding how the most enormous of dinosaurs got so big as they did.

All that underscores your magic, which lies in the way you explain, clearly, how both major groups, mammals and avian dinosaurs, fit into the world's larger ecological and evolutionary context. It helps to underscore just how miraculous our existence is, and how important it is to protect our wild cousins (birds, mammals, fish and, yes, insects and other arthropods, and even worms and other such creatures) and the plants and fungi they eat.

Thank you.

Dinosaurs are rad.

👌👌

You and baby we ain't nothing but mammals so let's do it like they do on the discovery channel.

Why do the genes that cause one head, two eyes, and four limbs prove common ancestry?

meeeeeeeeee

Insane refresh pull

He was in jurassic park 1993 he played the child

Is it mammal because we feed from mammory glands? Asking for a friend. Me. I'm my friend. Mom, stop wiggling I'm doing a comment on YT