To be honest,I did not expect that animals did Morse code! Thanks for teaching me! Also,my favorite was the bird.

Morse code is just code for whatever language you're speaking, and it's generally transferred much faster than those first examples; the word at 3:05t was sent so slow it was almost hard to hear it as characters, it sounded almost more like a bunch of E's (single dot) and T's (single dash) with slight random hesitations

"Cultures are virtual realities made of language." -- Terence McKenna

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Morse is definitely not a language; it's a transition medium. It's like saying letters are a language

I came across one video then went through all the videos on this channel and it won’t be the last time. You’re doing an amazing job!

This dude knows of to make really creative videos using Blender. Great work man. I was your 400th sub and Wow how for you have come. Keep it up man.

The opposite of Morse Code is Ithkuil. Takes a tiny amount of time to speak a sentence, but is excessively complex and not even it's creator is fluent

actually morse code can be "spoken" and understood a lot faster than this video demonstrates. the humans ability to recognize patterns and groups of certain sounds to convey one idea, such as each syllable making up a word. a well versed morse code speaker could hear words played back to back extremely fast and decode the message not letter by letter, but recognizing different words and common patterns

I also believe there's a strong typing from animal categories; mammalians understand each other much better than a mammal with any other bird. In fact, a shout of pain for a mammal is easy to understand for us, but can be easily misinterpreted by us if it comes from a non-mammalian creature. And even in our own realm; capybara have issues socializing with dogs. Even cats and dogs, which are both social and domesticated, can be strongly at odds.

basicly every animal will think that the other one is a ooga booga making random sounds

Why hasn't the algorithm picked this dude up yet

this channel is going to grow like crazy and to be honest I get annoyed when a video ends keep the hard work

loving these videos and the diverse topics keep it up m8

Discovered your channel recently, and I'm loving it. This is quality content.

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This channel is AMAZING!!

Man your gonna blow up your vids are so well made

I dunno man….i speak English and understood this video just fine. I think this was a great mini documentary about giraffes.

A new upload! I love your videos

bro you are so underrated why tf are you not at 1m subs yet, i hope your doing good!

Immediately hooked with "English, the worst of them all" I love your stuff! Very fun topics of conversation and exploration

still one of the most underrated channels on youtube, i’m also very glad i clicked on the speed of light video when it got recommended to me.

Subbing cause you honestly deserved it.

the desert part killed me

what a wonderful channel I have found

I can strongly recommend learning Marain, assuming you can hitch a ride on a GSV the next time one passes through our solar system.

I cant believe an amazing channel like this has around 20k subs. It should be much higher!

Maccenna would be thrilled

I discovered your channel recently and I gotta say the topics and the way you present the information is pretty enjoyable and interesting, keep up the good work man

you would be the best science teacher EVER. I would actually enjoy school if I got to watch one of these videos every class.

Interesting and great job ! 🤗 👏 😊

Listen 0,25 section with 0,25 playback speed. The bird is telling a story.

Guess who's underrated! This guy! I mean Jesus, his videos are of an extremely high quality, but only 13k views. GIVE THIS GUY THE SUPPORT AND ATTENTION HE DESERVES!!!!!

I love your stuff man!!!

If Morse Code is a language, is shorthand also a language? Isn't it just a handy method of transcription?

great video!

When humans talk they much more than words. Some times the mere presence of other person is a message. And when they are talking could be like five meanings in a phrase at the same time. But depends of the receptor to understand them all.

Man explain faster than my science teacher teach us in 10minutes

such a great channel

I personally just upload my thoughts into other people’s minds 🤷‍♂️

0:59 To quote ed: "Oops. There it goes.... Yep. My brain stopped."

Interesting and attractive comments, good work!

Nice video! What program do you use to edit/animate your videos?

I wouldn't say binary is the language of electronic devices. Binaries are to electronics as letters or sounds are to us. The language would be the instruction sets (which varies from differente types of processors or processing units) or protocols like when comunicating between themselves.

4:16 cricket jumpscare

using a translator. that cricket said WJOWJW

As an interpreter - ASL slays all spoken languages.

My cats went crazy with the bird sound

Intersting topics and videos :) Btw.. is it possible to measure the Universe size? Even tho we cant understand it

Hey i really like ur video! Could u maybe list a few of your sources next time in the description? Keep it up!👍

If humans ever discover aliens they would sound like the birds I believe

wait, translate the cricut to morse code, as a person who is practicing morse code, i think the start of the cricut clip was "sss sss sss" if they were dots. i also found it weird that there was something that sounded like "shs" in the 2nd beep

Nice video! Little annotation: while it is true that the english word for trade originated in some older form of the german language, noone uses the word trade anymore in german-speaking countries.

The slowed down bird song was wonderful! Ill say thats my favorite. For now.

can’t wait for human to speak beep beep bop language

I just love your shiti vids

3:25 check it at 2*speed!!

Your so underated

The bird had the best language, but there's one problem. I can't distinct all these pitches, maybe something like this, but with a larger variety would be nice.

How is trade German please explain, as a German I`m very confused

Sign language is universal. If an English speaker wants to talk to a Spanish speaker to say under, for example in English he moves his hands and the Spanish speaker sees baja. If you learn American Sign Language (ASL) in Germany, you learn it in German. So no matter where you learn the universal, silent language, it's native to you.

I hope you respond to this. So i have some questions, my first is what editing software do you use. and also is that your real voice or is it fake, if fake how did you get it. my last question is do you have any tips to become successfull on yt? have a nice day!

2:08 Robot overlords, let the great uprising begin. /s

Waut, how is trade a german word? Translated into german it would be Handel. It not like it would sound even closly the same and I cant think of another german word where it could be from too

Sperm whales use clicks in a morse code type way (this is separate from their ecoloation clicks, which are easy to distinguish as their structure is quite different). It's been discovered that sperm whales have phonemes (probably not the right word, but I'm gonna run with it) that follow a really distinct pattern, and that repeat but in varied ways, just like words or phonemes in a human language. Different groups also seem to have different dialects. Sperm whales have absolutely enormous brains with way more neural connections than human brains have, they have certain structures in their brain that are analgous to some of the structures in our brain that are responsible for language, and they've existed in their current state for millions of years, far longer than humans, so the possibility for a sophisticated and complex language like ours is real. There is a currently a research study to try to collect trillions of samples of sperm whale speach and throw machine learning AI at it to see if we can decode any of it! It's really amazing, everyone should read up on it! It's so cool!

i have a video idea for you: "why does your phone's battery lose it's lifespan?" this video title might tickle the algorithm, and you can delve into topics like circuits, electronics and some chemistry

“English is basically all the other languages combined into one rubbish pile” felt hilariously accurate

Keep uploading more videos. I really like your videos a lot Don't you dare anyoneone tell me a bot

Here’s a comment to help with the algorithm

my favorite language is staring into each other's eyes

First of all it sounded more like 2-3 sentinces rather then a whole paragraph let alone a SA 2- hardly 3 sentences and second of all my favorite language has to be the cricket to the sos/morse code signals.

you should translate what the cricket said from morse code to english and see if crickets actually talk in corse code

Bros never heard of the wireless operators from the 1900s Those MFers could spit out morse code at a rate slightly slower than speaking normally

hah! being trilingual (English, Spanish and Greek), I know exactly what this is like. English is the most "dumb" language of the 3. A lot of words cannot really be inferred. You just have to memorize them and understand the context. See and sea. Bat and bat, Lie and lie, and Lye, as examples. Spanish is a bit more precise, but still has words that are pronounced and sometimes spelled the same, yet have different meanings. "Rio" (a river) and "rio" (I laugh). "Como" (how) and "como" (I eat). "Cara" (a face) and "cara" (expensive in feminine tense). Greek is yet more precise, but still has words that are pronounced and sometimes spelled the same. "Piano" (I grab) and "piano" (a piano). "Bazo" (I put) and "Bazo" (a vase). "Kainos" (something new) and "Kenos" (empty). Hmm, I just realized I fuckin' hate languages. 😞

I just wanna point out an interesting fact that in English you can a spelling bee because not all words are spelled the way they are pronounced. This is not the case with some languages, like my native Tagalog (Filipino). If you have a spelling bee in Filipino, it would be a tie between all of the contestants.

It's toki pona, period.

A lovely video that sadly sounds more factual then it is. For one the saying Morse code is a language is the same as saying the alphabet is a language. It's obviously not, they are just ways to express language. But the animal sounds are the worst offender for me, neat patterns aren't the same as communication so presenting them as language is an overstatement. And if you look even a bit into linguistics you know that most languages are just a jumbled mess made from others so what makes English the worst. Despite how critical i sound I still liked the video. I just hope in future there is either a better effort to actually be a more factual or not make it look like edutainment because it doesn't meet that standard

2:12 actually, there are thousands of satellites alone which are not in earth (but are still native so they don't count,) but there is at least one non native speaker of binary ('born' in space)- The ISS. Though there aren't thousands of non native binary speakers there's at LEAST 5. (I say least in capitals because italics just don't show up in my comments even though they work just fine in the comment editor.)

toki pona is the best language, it's literally in the name

Biased English speaker reporting in. Hear me out, I believe English is the culmination of the greatest that human language has been able to achieve thus far. Humans are very complex creatures, language is species specific. Where we have many, the birds you so understandably admire, speak only one. We don't have to hunt our food, it is provided for us. We also deal with constructs such as time and exchange rates. When a being gets so many other factors in the way, language becomes less than secondary. The birds you hear have been doing the same thing for generations, they speak as elite human typers would type, but also with musical intention. Such powers may only be obtained through immense intent and focus. Humans are capable of much more than birds, we just need to learn of truly focusing our abilities and striving beyond our perceived limits.

the bird :O

best puns ever🤣

Okay, but I'm really interested in Arabic, considering from my perspective, it is very neat. I would really like you to research on it regarding this topic

animal communication systems are not languages lmao and morse code isn't a language, it's an encoding was hoping for an exploration of the utility of certain linguistic features and then analyzing which existing language best fits it, or what an ideal language may look like. maybe in the next one 🤞

the bird was the best , and i dont know if this language is perfect (in my opinnion yes) but you should search about ARABIC around the years 650 ad _ 1000 ad

In albanian, you write as you pronounce the word. Let's take an english word for example: Kitchen - Kiçën Temple - Tempëll See? How you say it, you write it. In albanian writing that would be: "Si? Hau ju sej it, ju rajt it."

I think Sanskrit is superior to every language as it has the most advantages and many knowledgeable teachings.

*analysis is 100% greek

0:49 desrt

i just love seeing people make fun of the mumbo jumbo known as the English language.

Aaaaaaa morse code and binary are an alphabet, not a language!! Slowing down the bird whistle was mind blowing though!

0:59 made me laugh for a minute

my favorite language is kookaburra

bro forgot sign language🥶🥶

in what world is Trade German?

HTML is my favourite language.

morse code is not a language. it is an encryption

Mi favorito es el idioma de las ballenas. 🐋 Great work!

6:00 my car alarm be like