Galapagos Finch Evolution — HHMI BioInteractive Video

SLAY GO FINCHES! ME AND SANAA LOVE <3

who got da answers?

BIRDS AREN'T REAL

BIRDS AREN'T REAL

It clearly mated with a hawk. Lol jk scientists

This is a simple and clear explanation of Darwin's Natural Selection and Survival of the Fittest.

There's an error in the description. It should be "adaptive evolution" in the first sentence.

Thank you for such amazing information 🙏🩷

Bruh people are saying how they are in college and I'm literally in the 6th grade like my teacher is built different or something because how are we supposed to do the same thing as college kids.

This video is very well made. thank you

All the finches are evolving into monkeys

Actually science because he to tired to tech lol

POV: you were summoned here by your science teacher- btw this was a actually a very interesting video. i really learned a lot! <3

Why bother take the biology class and watch this video if you doubt every sentense this video provides to you, these religious dudes really are something

I'm sorry may i take your video as reference for are school assignment

I don't understand students that take summaries on this. This is amasing

this video is gas

My brain is happily crying because of the subtitles

Only here bc of "science class" club

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Chexburger

Anyone know what’s wrong with their method??? I need to talk about it on my assignment 🥲

WHO here in 2022

ya'll who are here willingly are a different breed

While this video is really informative, as a skeptic, I don't see how any of the information presented supports the conventional idea of macroevolution (organisms evolving into completely different organisms). As I understand it, this video is basically saying that birds, when separated and presented with different challenges, adapt and overcome them...but they're still birds in the end.

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I remember seeing a headline about this in a science magazine several years ago - randomly remembered it and decided to look into it.
Very informational video, and this is amazing research! Cool to see evolution in action.

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And yet it's still a bird... It's called adaptation.

I’m not so excited about keeping tons of dead birds.. with the idea the “matter cannot he created or destroyed”, are we not keeping valuable resources from the environment? Eventually over time you’d just keep all living matter.

In 18 months something has changed. Imagine changes over millions of years. The earth’s environment has changed a lot over time.

I learned how putting lots of one species in different areas can lead to many different variants one one species each accustomed to their own area.

bird up

Big potato and little Potato

Anyone else in biology class right now?

The population of birds with bigger beaks increased their survival throught the drought. Finches went through divergent evolution in order to survive. The average before the drough was aroung 9mm and after the drough it increased to around 9.5mm. Their offspring had a 4% increase in beak size. From 9.3 to 10.3mm there was an increase of bird survival

-The population of birds with bigger beaks increased their survival throught the drought. Finches went through divergent evolution in order to survive. The average before the drough was aroung 9mm and after the drough it increased to around 9.5mm. Their offspring had a 4% increase in beak size. From 9.3 to 10.3mm there was an increase of bird survival

Amazing video

proof of evolution?... if it's that easy,,, why are they going to see finches,, it's ridiculous... the longest beak, another species, the feathers another color is another species,,, if your children have children with African or a color person, your grandchildren are another species,? look at the number of dogs... the Tierrer has about 32 different ones... that is what they see in the galapagos and they call it evolution...WTF

Was I directed to this video because of school? Yes. Did I find the video very enjoyable, informative, and interesting? Also, yes.

Put subtitles on at the very beginning

Why don't homo sapiens evolve to new species? We had geographical differences of thousands of years. We have changed ours looks significantly. But it doesn't form new species. I'm sure that human, thousands of years later, we all will be same race and speak same language because of easy communications, no geographical differences.

Yall, I'm in college and my professor played this in class. It never stops. Still an interesting and well-made video.

I'm here becoz of Genbio sub, I actually done doing 1 module and yes I'm tired but there's still 7 mods to go 🤡🤡📌

Who’s watching this right now? I’m in my 8th grade science class 5th hour

I’m in school right now