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Dave Hone: T-Rex, Dinosaurs, Extinction, Evolution, and Jurassic Park | Lex Fridman Podcast #480
39:31- But the entire surface of Earth had dinosaurs on it. Well, most of it. - Yeah, we've got them in Antarctica. We've got them in Antarctica even close to the mass extinction event.39:39the mass extinction event. - Just an insane number of dinosaur species all over the Earth,1:11:28dinosaurs- and then there's a great extinction, so it just goes up and up. - I mean, that's not a million miles off. I think Darwin had an analogy like
How Long Could Humanity Continue For? - Will MacAskill
1:51near future which we might do and we might cause our own Extinction then we are at the very beginning of History uh6:18which we can cause our own Extinction uh so obviously asteroids super volcanoes there are natural discs that uh could7:55of impacting the long-term future so one is ensuring we have a future at all such as by reducing the risk of Extinction or
Why This Man is Making Jurassic Park a Reality | Ben Lamm
1:47and uh we started a company colossal which is to our knowledge the world's first de Extinction and species16:28science fiction right and what's so weird about my life now is that the de Extinction part of the business doesn't19:36that right and were they hunted to Extinction yeah so yeah so there's some debate on this right some people like
Randall Carlson & Ben Van Kerkwyk Explore Ancient Earth’s Most Violent Catastrophes
2:00:26looking at species extinction because particularly when you're looking at the top of the food chain you're looking at2:00:39generational turnover and when we look at the mass extinction of species at the younger drest we're seeing half of the2:01:14that is an enormous Extinction event now it doesn't compare to some of the great extinctions in Earth history like the
Atlantis, Flash-Frozen Mammoths & the Truth About the Montana 'Wall'
20:59group of Neanderthalss and we actually can see particularly when we look at at insular extinctions which is island21:06extinctions there's usually a wave of extinction right at the beginning where you know and most of island extinctions22:03and then basically what happens is that the final extinction of the species is kind of a is is a last gasp, a whimper
The Most Important Thing that Ever Happened
8:44For us humans, it would be the extinction of the dinosaurs, the space rock. And I actually did not expect this answer because I think more in terms of9:39made it a much more worldwide event that resulted in a mass extinction. And mammals were around then. They were scurrying around. They were doing stuff.10:13it's important that I eventually exist, which is a problem because it means that I have to kind of be in favor of a mass extinction, which I am. Like I'm glad
Joe Rogan Experience #2536 - Eric Goode & Jeremy McBride
29:25measure it by how many turtles and tortoises there are in the world and how many are facing extinction along with primates. So then I was like, okay, I1:08:38scarcity but that is all in this case leading more to destructive extinction problems you know very few animal more1:08:46and More animals are threatened with extinction than ever before, particularly reptiles. Now, one out of every five are threatened with extinction and it's growing at a
