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Dear Birbs,

Humans assume aliens look human. But why would they?!
Our first video of the year explores what life might actually look like in strange, distant worlds.

We hope you enjoy it as much as we had fun creating it!

Much love, all of us at kurzgesagt 🦆✨

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Miy Eterp

WOW NOICE! Also please make how would Humanity (military personnel, scientists, civilians, etc) survive & thrive in the Australia size alien continent of Amphibia from Matt Braly's Disney show sharing said continent's name? BTW I'm a kurzgesagt Producer, yet I can't use the discord's Producer tier for some reason. HELP!

LukeOnTheBrightSide

Just wanted to say - the music for this one, particularly the last third, just damn SLAPS. Fantastic job by everyone involved but special kudos to Epic Mountain.

Tyler Henderson

Even if it turns out to be a false positive, it would be very fun if you could make a video on the likely possible biologies for K2-18b. As of this morning, it is the best evidence we have ever had for extraterrestrial life though there is still a significant chance it is a false positive. Personally, I would enjoy if someone could cover the likely biologies/ecosystems we might see from a world with such high gravity, and an apparently super-high Dimethyl Sulfide reading for it's atmosphere. It is much more massive than earth, and has higher gravity, and therefore probably a much denser atmoshpere. It would be cool if you could start out with simple biologies, like if the planet is only full of single cell prokaryotic equivalents, and then cover how they might evolve eukaryotic and muticellular organisms, and how they might differ from earth-borne life given the drastically different conditions of high gravity, pressure, and a red-dwarf sun.