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A journey through the history of life on Earth! 🌎
Watch at YouTube.com/Eons
Support at Patreon.com/Eons

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So I just had a dream come true. I got to be on @smosh!!! It was so cool getting to be part of this Dino Week episode at the Alf Museum! Both @angelagiovanagiarratana and @eli_gonzzz were the funniest and most lovely people to film with and we had so much fun touring the museum! (Sorry you didn’t get to spend the night Angela).

This was so crazy to me because I grew up watching Smosh and @ianhecox and @anthonypadilla are part of what inspired me to learn how to make my own videos. Which is how I ended up on @eonsshow!!

Check out the whole video on Smosh Pit channel! Thanks so much to the incredible SMOSH crew for letting us be part of Dino Week! Let us know you ever want to come back to see more fossils.

#Smosh #SmoshPit #Paleontology #Dinosaurs #FossilFriday National Fossil Week

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Going caving this weekend reminded me that I never shared BTS photos from Episode 5 of @eonsshow Life and Death on Pangea! 🎬 In this episode, we were trying to convey the devastation of life on planet earth in the wake of The Great Dying… It may not be the most famous mass extinction (that asteroid gets a lot of press ☄️ ) but it’s undoubtedly the biggest mass extinction, and it was in part triggered by MASSIVE amounts of basaltic lava oozing out from cracks in the ground of what is today Siberia (covering up to 3 million miles 🌋). However, it’s really the volatiles released with the lava (carbon dioxide! methane!) that led to extinction beyond the landscape of lava (which, when cooled, might have looked like the landscape here at @cratersofthemoon_nps). Excess CO2 in the atmosphere caused worldwide surface temperatures to rise to over 100F and excess CO2 in the oceans led to acidification on top of the oxygen depletion caused by warming ocean temperatures. In the end, over 70% of land species were wiped out, and up to 90% of ocean species. How, after all this, did life - uh - find a way? Well, you’ll have to tune in to find out. All six episodes of Life and Death on Pangea are streaming now on the @pbs website and the @pbs app!

📍 Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho

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What happens when you look beyond the vastness of a mountain and closer at its details?

Watch @eonsshow's Life and Death on Pangea on Cascade PBS.

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Thanks so much to @nerdnitesd for inviting me to talk about @eonsshow Life and Death on Pangea! I had a wonderful time nerding out with everyone and the other amazing speakers! Hope I can join you all again for a future Nerd Nite!

📸: @sailor_jorb

#NerdNite #NerdNiteSD #Eons #Paleontology #SciComm

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The apocalypse will be colorful?? Scientist and @eonsshow writer, @farhanmitha, shares why he thinks sci-fi gets it wrong when it comes to depicting the apocalypse!

Filmed during the Mixer for Science-minded Geeks at San Diego Comic Con 2026.

🎥: @paleojoh_nny21
Edited by: @meltheinconvenienttruth

#Science #SDCC2026 #Apocalypse #MassExtinction #SciFi

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Eons: Life and Death on Pangea (2026) - My Review (10/10)!
Now available on PBS app, and from PBS Digital Studios and Complexly, this is Eons: Life and Death on Pangea.
This series contains six episodes, each over 25 minutes long, mainly discussing a segment of the Permian period and its implications for geology, ecology, and evolution. It presents a combination of voiceovers, informational graphics, interviews, paleoartworks (static or lightly-animated), stock footage, and visits to fossil sites and museums.
Paleontologists from museums and institutions appear and talk about the history and fossil records of the Permian period, and a bit of the Late Carboniferous and Early Triassic periods as well. Incredible fossils from the museum collections and even fossil sites are shown with paleontologists touching, exploring and digging. Beautiful paleoartworks (including those by paleoartists Franz Anthony and Julio Lacerda) and awesome animated life-sized graphics of breathing prehistoric animals are really impressive and well done.
Amazing plants and creatures are very well presented (with fossils, silhouettes, illustrations and animation), revealing their very interesting features, especially the lineages that have survived through the biggest massive extinction event on Earth: the Great Dying, which happened 252 million years ago.
I really enjoyed this paleontological series by Eons. Each episode teaches the viewers, especially enthusiasts, how unique Permian flora and fauna really were during the end of the Paleozoic Era. I highly recommend Eons: Life and Death of Pangea, especially to people who want to learn more about Earth before the Age of Reptiles (aka Mesozoic Era).

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On today’s @seejurassicright, Paleontologist/Science Educator, Gabriel Santos @paleoparadox (@pbs @eonsshow, @cosplayforscience), and I choose YOU! We dive into the science of 1998’s Pokémon: The First Movie including Pokémon being a gateway to science, the Jurassic Park parallels, animal sentience, and so much more. It’s Summer Flicks With Scientists.

https://youtu.be/W1JWVMBu30s

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Tomorrow on @seejurassicright, we get existential AF with POKEMON: THE FIRST MOVIE (Mewtwo Strikes Back, if ya nasty), so of course I had to get paleontologist, science educator, and all around sweetie pie, Gabriel Santos @paleoparadox (@pbs @eonsshow, @cosplayforscience)! It’s Summer Flicks With Scientists. Subscribe and stay tuned.

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Behind the scenes from episode 6 of @eonsshow Life and Death on Pangea! This was such a fun day out in Idaho looking at the Paris Biota locality! Got to use a rock hammer a few times which is always awesome. AND I got to drive the truck on camera for this one which almost felt like a stunt. Lol! @branmanmcgann was a superstar and incredible to have as an expert in the field. The whole crew was awesome for this shoot day and big shoutout to @wildvisionfilms and @sharerika for getting wonderful shots on some difficult terrain! Almost a perfect shoot day, but then the mosquitoes arrived and it was time to go!

This was also the day I got to take promo shots for the series. Behold my “serious” face. 🤣 I really thought I throwing some Blue Steel that day. Lololol.

The last episode of Eons: Life and Death on Pangea is now streaming for free on PBS.org and the PBS app! Can’t believe the show is finally complete and out in the world! Hope you all enjoy!

#PBS #Eons #Paleontology #YouTube #BehindTheScenes

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Catching up with @eonsshow’s Life And Death On Pangea on my flight back from Chicago and I cannot wait to see where the series goes. If you want something immediate, yet expansive, @fossil_librarian, @westerndigs, @latinxnaturalist, @paleoparadox, and of course writer @farhanmitha, are doing natural history in the vein of Carl Sagan’s Cosmos, better than anyone else right now. All six episodes are available now, so come catch up with me!

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Behind the scenes from Episode 4 of Eons: Life and Death on Pangea! Loved being able to bring the @eonsshow team to my local natural history museum and introduce them to Permian pros @pinup_paleontologist and Chris Sidor. Tune in to learn all about about GORGONS - earths first terrestrial apex predator 😈

All episodes of Eons: Life and Death on Pangea are available now to stream on PBS.org and on the PBS App!

📍 @burkemuseum Seattle, Washington

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#viralvideos #viralpost #viralsong #fypシ❤️💞❤️ #kappadbeach🌴☀️

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