Gorillas Use Passwords … and Other Facts We Learned From Our Explorers | National Geographic

we know that Neanderthals and modern
humans interbred everyone from outside
of sub-saharan Africa but your hand up
oh come on wait hunter all right
congratulations you guys you’re up to
four percent Neanderthal now I think the
real question for some of us is how did
some of our ancestors successfully flirt
with another species when some of us are
doing so badly with our own
we have living in and honest microbes
that outnumber our human cells ten to
one there are ten times as many
microbial life-forms living with us than
there are human cells if an alien came
but a special avega just dissolve all
human cells instantly what would be left
is this cloud it is our microbiome and
the aliens might say ah that’s the real
human being
most people I know when including me
when you first see a tiger in the wild
you just do this babble it is like that
feeling that big thing the yellow thing
the striped thing your brain cannot even
access the word tiger it is that awesome
when I woke up to guerrilla family I
have just to use a password like after
Asifa Bachman respond saying ah that
makes a peanut they’re familiar they
know that you’re not an enemy at the
frame
I mean I tend to like names of
microscopic animals so coppell it before
dinoflagellate I like the names just
because they’re good names you know it’s
nothing like the word like radiolarian
to just kind of slip off the tongue