A VERY special episode! | An Ecologist Plays | Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora | 1000 sub special
7Hello there, all you absolutely magnificent people, and welcome to a very special episode of AN Ecologist POlays Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora! The channel has officially passed 1 000 subscribers, and this video is the video I promised to make when we reached that milestone. In it, we are flying from the origin of one of the rivers in the Clouded Forest, follow its course through the Upper Plains, and pass through the Kinglor Forest to reach the place the river flows into the ocean.
Along the way, we have a look at the different plants and animals that inhabit the different habitats we pass through, have a number of predator-prey interactions, and talk about some important ecological concepts. So, strap in, please put your seats back, and your trays in the upward and locked position, and let's head into our latest adventure!
And, as always, if you have any questions, please pop them in the comments below.
Timestamps for the different sections of this video:
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Starting in the Headwaters
02:40 - Bone Helm Rhino family
03:35 - Thanator vs. Bone Helm Rhinos
05:34 - Continuing on and Headwater characteristics
09:13 - Echo Stalker family
10:40 - Ikran breeding colony
11:08 - Why is the Clouded Forest here?
12:43 - The Bone Helm Rhino is upset
13:33 - Fish in the Headwaters
14:57 - Water velocity and substrate size
16:53 - Heading into the Upper Plains
17:38 - Cloaked Panther family
19:14 - Middle Reaches
21:22 - Soundblast Colossus
23:08 - Filter-feeders
23:57 - Floating rocks and Middle Reach ecology
26:17 - Rivers as ecological corridors
27:43 - Panthers vs. Colossi
30:07 - Herbivore mixed herds (Why?)
31:25 - A nutrient hotspot
34:05 - Celebration Arches remains
36:42 - Into the Kinglor Forest
39:41 - The Lower Reaches
40:57 - Tetrapteron and Hexapedes
43:00 - Beluga Flytraps
44:18 - Forest Stratification and Sturmbeest rescue
45:38 - Waterplants
47:27 - Lower Reaches
48:47 - Blackwater systems
50:21 - Riparian vegetation and Lower Reaches
53:16 - Where we started
55:45 - Fish nursery
58:17 - Hammerhead Titanotheres
59:34 - Competitive Exclusion Principle
1:01:53 - Emergents
1:02:31 - Into the Delta
1:05:04 - Scarab Crawlers
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