hello
children and welcome back to the history
of
the entire world class now let's get
started i'm very excited today because
we get to talk about
trees
you see
now whether you're from china or peru
russia new york city istanbul mexico
greenland philadelphia zoo or anywhere
else in the world other than north pole
or antarctica
there are trees now why are we talking
about trees mr histor you might ask what
do trees you see
i have to do with history well you see a
lot
there aren't many things in life that
track their own history like us humans
do no no no no you see monkeys don't
have the brain for the birds that just
don't care but trees oh
trees you see oh they keep track of
every year they are alive
how
well that's what i'm getting to you nosy
nathan
if you cut down a tree
or which you really shouldn't do unless
you plan to use that tree you see if one
were
to cut one and down and climb up on top
of it look down at the stump
of the tree you see that's that's what
we call the leftover part of the tree
that's
stuck in the ground when you take the
tree part away and fly by helicopter to
rockefeller center if you look at that
stump you'll see tons and tons of rings
and each and every single ring is a
record of one year that that tree has
been alive
so inside a tree you see is the history
of the tree like humans trees grow as
they get older
only humans stop growing at some point
because otherwise
some of us would just be gigantic and we
wouldn't be able to fit inside of our
homes or schools or doorways
and we would have to eat so much food
that the world would
uh might shrivel up into a deflated
beach ball shape
notice thinking is making me tired i
think i might just
uh i think i might just
might just lay down
and dream
of
being very large
wake up wake up wake up mr hipster wake
up
i don't think he's gonna wake up
oh what else can we watch