I found the one thing on Earth that loves rocks more than I do @Geobeck

Geo Beck Lichens and I have one major thing in common: we love rocks! You know those crusty things on rocks and trees that look like dead plants or moss, or even stains? Well, they are neither a plant nor a moss, but a lichen! A living thing, actually MULTIPLE living things, living as a tiny ecosystem. Ever since a professor of mine told me about the lichens on rocks while doing geology field work, I've been fascinated with lichens. I read a book recently (Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake) and it made me want to dive in deeper to these little worlds surrounding us and how they affect the rocks they grow on.

In this video I teach you about what I've learned about lichens: like how they have been sent to SPACE, have a mysterious past (and present) in the science community, inspired the term 'symbiosis', resemble ingredients of a sandwich, have tiny root-like 'tentacles' that help attach themselves to rocks, trees, stone walls, monuments, gravestones and more, how they can live for thousands of years and can help estimate the retreat of ice sheets, can change color like a chameleon, how they caused some trouble with the statues of Easter Island recently, why they aren't found in LA, are an important part of pedogenesis, and much more. I also went on a little lichen hunting adventure and tried to find the three growth forms of lichen in a couple different environmental conditions.

As a geologist, I had fun finding a way to connect my love and curiosity for rocks with my curiosity of lichens, fungi, and the world around me. I hope that after watching this video, you'll have a newfound appreciation for those things on rocks and trees that - up until now - you may not have realized were living things. And maybe next time you venture outside, you'll see the world around you in a new light like I did after reading that book. :)

If you "liche-d" this video (I'm sorry, I had to), feel free to check out the other videos on my channel about geology and other Earth-related topics. Thanks for watching!

some helpful links about lichens:
fs.fed.us/wildflowers/beauty/lichens/biology.shtml
http://gis.nacse.org/lichenair
britannica.com/science/lichen

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 why I made this video
1:02 SPECIAL GUEST
1:15 wait, those crusty things are ALIVE?
2:33 they grow where??
2:53 what exactly is it made of?
4:46 what's a video without a cool time lapse
5:17 a little lichen history lesson
6:12 mutualistic vs parasitic debate
6:42 two words. lichen sandwich
7:56 lichen hunting adventures
11:55 technical difficulties
12:04 lichens are fierce
12:55 geologists' nuisances
13:08 how lichens eat rock (or not?)
13:16 let's get physical
13:47 a battle of rocks and trees
14:39 chemical weathering
15:07 lichen takeover at Easter Island
15:31 saxicolous lichens, say that 5 times fast
16:01 so do lichens eat rocks or not?
16:32 lichens are anti-LA
16:46 they make soil too
17:32 I couldn't not make a lichen pun

updated 3 years ago

I found the one thing on Earth that loves rocks more than I do

Geo Beck 2021-03-11 | Lichens and I have one major thing in common: we love rocks! You know those crusty things on rocks and trees that look like dead plants or moss, or even stains? Well, they are neither a plant nor a moss, but a lichen! A living thing, actually MULTIPLE living things, living as a tiny ecosystem. Ever since a professor of mine told me about the lichens on rocks while doing geology field work, I've been fascinated with lichens. I read a book recently (Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake) and it made me want to dive in deeper to these little worlds surrounding us and how they affect the rocks they grow on.

In this video I teach you about what I've learned about lichens: like how they have been sent to SPACE, have a mysterious past (and present) in the science community, inspired the term 'symbiosis', resemble ingredients of a sandwich, have tiny root-like 'tentacles' that help attach themselves to rocks, trees, stone walls, monuments, gravestones and more, how they can live for thousands of years and can help estimate the retreat of ice sheets, can change color like a chameleon, how they caused some trouble with the statues of Easter Island recently, why they aren't found in LA, are an important part of pedogenesis, and much more. I also went on a little lichen hunting adventure and tried to find the three growth forms of lichen in a couple different environmental conditions.

As a geologist, I had fun finding a way to connect my love and curiosity for rocks with my curiosity of lichens, fungi, and the world around me. I hope that after watching this video, you'll have a newfound appreciation for those things on rocks and trees that - up until now - you may not have realized were living things. And maybe next time you venture outside, you'll see the world around you in a new light like I did after reading that book. :)

If you "liche-d" this video (I'm sorry, I had to), feel free to check out the other videos on my channel about geology and other Earth-related topics. Thanks for watching!

some helpful links about lichens:
fs.fed.us/wildflowers/beauty/lichens/biology.shtml
http://gis.nacse.org/lichenair
britannica.com/science/lichen

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what gives crystals their shapes?: http://bit.ly/crystalmorphology
talking about soil while painting with it: http://bit.ly/paintingwithsoil
I want YOU to learn about rocks: http://bit.ly/yaygeology
everything you need to know about geodes: http://bit.ly/howaregeodesformed
geology scavenger hunt: http://bit.ly/geologyscavengerhunt

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 why I made this video
1:02 SPECIAL GUEST
1:15 wait, those crusty things are ALIVE?
2:33 they grow where??
2:53 what exactly is it made of?
4:46 what's a video without a cool time lapse
5:17 a little lichen history lesson
6:12 mutualistic vs parasitic debate
6:42 two words. lichen sandwich
7:56 lichen hunting adventures
11:55 technical difficulties
12:04 lichens are fierce
12:55 geologists' nuisances
13:08 how lichens eat rock (or not?)
13:16 let's get physical
13:47 a battle of rocks and trees
14:39 chemical weathering
15:07 lichen takeover at Easter Island
15:31 saxicolous lichens, say that 5 times fast
16:01 so do lichens eat rocks or not?
16:32 lichens are anti-LA
16:46 they make soil too
17:32 I couldn't not make a lichen pun

exploring slovenia with a group of strangers 🚠⛰️ ljubljana, bled, lake bohinj, julian alps

Geo Beck 2024-10-04 | I flew by myself across the ocean to spend a week in Slovenia with a group of strangers! This was a small group trip organized by Intrepid Travel, led by a local guide. Slovenia was never a country I thought of visiting, but after this trip it's definitely one of my top 5 favorite destinations.

We explored Ljubljana, Slovenia's capital, and then ventured into the Julian Alps where we stood under waterfalls, hiked in the clouds after riding a cable car, went white water rafting, and much more! Our local guide, Davor, taught us so much about Slovenia's history, food, language, geology, and more. Learning about each of the places we visited from a local made our experience even richer. Traveling in a small group with Intrepid Travel and Cotopaxi was such a special experience, and I can't wait for my next small group trip.

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what its like INSIDE a glacier 🤩🧊 iceland vlog: ice caves, diamond beach, molten lava & hot springs

Geo Beck 2024-09-11 | Have you ever wondered what it's like to be inside of a glacier? Or what makes glacier ice so blue? I got to visit Iceland for the first time this past March, where I got to take a guided glacier hike and take a road trip across South Iceland to see some of Iceland's most beautiful geologic sites.

Check out Part I of my trip | reykjavik, black sand beach, columnar basalt, waterfalls: youtube.com/watch?v=XBQSmZfOXuE&t=210s

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this part of the Statue of Liberty is over 600 million years old: youtube.com/watch?v=jZM2fc3GVzQ&t=0s

note: while this video is not sponsored, this trip was supported in part by Visit Iceland/Inspired by Iceland (visiticeland.com) and Visit South Iceland (https://www.south.is/). The glacier hike was hosted by Local Guide of Vatnajokull, and the hotels you see were hosted stays. If you'd like to see some more content I created from this trip, check out my Instagram: instagram.com/geobeckly

For a geology focused Iceland trip, I recommend looking into Visit South Iceland and Visit Reykjanes' new travel route, The Volcanic Way: https://www.south.is/en/destinations/travel-routes/the-volcanic-way

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they always put a big smile on my face #rocks #geology #geologist

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I think she’d be proud of me ☺️ #geologist #rocks #geology

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sometimes you gotta just say “f*** you” to the anxiety #californiaroadtrip #soloroadtrip #solotrip

Geo Beck 2024-09-09 | ...

Did you know Wisconsin looked like this? #wisconsinoutdoors #geology #geologist #driftless

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a huge volcano collapsed here #geology #california #easternsierra #volcano

Geo Beck 2024-09-06 | ...

these ripple marks were preserved over 1.6 billion years 🌊🤯 #wisconsin #geology #rocks

Geo Beck 2024-09-05 | ...

hiking inside a magma chamber 🌋 #california #geology #easternsierra #geologist #sierranevada

Geo Beck 2024-09-04 | ...

the story behind the many rock arches of the #AlabamaHills ⛰️ #easternsierra #california #geology

Geo Beck 2024-09-02 | ...

how did this rock become perfectly balanced? 🪨😳 #geology #wisconsin #balancedrock

Geo Beck 2024-09-02 | ...

Mono Lake’s strange rock towers explained 🌊 #california #monolake #geology #easternsierra

Geo Beck 2024-09-01 | ...

camp breakfast over the fire 🥞 🫐🔥🏕️ #glamping #campfood #camping #upstateny #adirondacks

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iceland through a geologists eyes 🌋 reykjavik, waterfalls, black sand beach, erupting geysir & more

Geo Beck 2024-08-28 | Have you ever wondered what it would be like to visit Iceland with a geologist? 🌋

I got to visit for the first time in March and took a road trip across South Iceland to see some of Iceland's most beautiful geologic sites: waterfalls (Gullfoss, Seljalandsfoss, and Skogafoss), Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, a huge rock arch, an erupting geysir, cafe hopping in Reykjavik, and more 🚗

This is Part I of trip, stay tuned for Part II in 2 weeks!

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✈️Day 1:⁠
- Arrive at Reykjavik Airport, pick up rental car
- Drive to AirBnB in Reykjavik
- Nap off some of the jetlag
- Explore Reykjavik's many cafes and colorful streets
- Eat multiple hot dogs
- Go grocery shopping for road trip food and snacks (and Icelandic skyr for breakfast)

🌊Day 2:
- Leave early from Reykjavik ⁠(6-7 am)
- Geysir Geothermal Area: Strokkur was the geyser we saw erupt (every 4-8 minutes)
- Gullfoss: Huge 2-step waterfall located on 3 intersecting faults; the gorge and falls formed during the last Ice Age⁠
- Seljalandsfoss: ~200’ (60m) waterfall over a hyaloclastite cliff⁠
- Skögafoss: another one of South Iceland’s famous waterfalls that flowed right into the sea about 10,000 years ago⁠
- Dyrhólaey: basalt sea arch and stacks formed from constant erosion on the shoreline⁠
- Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach: Columnar basalt, black basalt sand, and sneaker waves 😳⁠
- Spend the night at @fosshotel Nupar
⁠
This was a very long day with lots of driving, and ideally, I’d recommend not cramming all of this into 1 day like I did. It was just the only option for our schedule 😅 ⁠(The remainder of my trip - including a glacier hike - will be in my next video!)

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How an ancient lake built New York City: youtube.com/watch?v=0xsTP-CH_dw&t=535s
i flew to California alone for these rocks: youtube.com/watch?v=YUzhTdhcC08&t=715s
This part of the Statue of Liberty is over 600 million years old: youtube.com/watch?v=jZM2fc3GVzQ&t=0s

note: while this video is not sponsored, this trip was supported in part by Visit Iceland/Inspired by Iceland (visiticeland.com) and Visit South Iceland (https://www.south.is/). If you'd like to see some more content I created from this trip, check out my Instagram: instagram.com/geobeckly

For a geology focused Iceland trip, I recommend looking into Visit South Iceland and Visit Reykjanes' new travel route, The Volcanic Way: https://www.south.is/en/destinations/travel-routes/the-volcanic-way

Thank you Go Car Rental Iceland for supporting my incredible first experience visiting Iceland! You can rent a car with them through this link: https://www.gocarrental.is/

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00:00 arrival in iceland
00:43 exploring reykjavik
02:40 start of road trip
03:01 geysir geothermal aera
04:13 gullfoss
05:19 seljalandsfoss
07:46 skogafoss
08:43 dyrholaey
10:19 black sand beach
10:35 columnar basalt
12:41 sneaker waves
13:47 vik
13:59 end of part I

What makes these rocks red? 🪨 #wisconsin #geology #geologist #hikingadventures

Geo Beck 2024-08-25 | ...

I guess you could say the rocks took my breath away.. #highaltitude #hiking #geology #travel

Geo Beck 2024-08-12 | ...

These rocks have been THROUGH IT 🪨🌋 #easternsierra #sierranevada #geology #california

Geo Beck 2024-08-10 | ...

i flew to california alone for these rocks 🏔️ eastern sierra road trip up highway 395

Geo Beck 2024-08-07 | I took my first ever solo trip to California, a road trip up Highway 395, to explore the geology of one of Earth's most fascinating regions: the Eastern Sierra 🏔️🥾

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00:00 Intro
00:22 arrival in cali
01:46 alabama hills
06:44 film museum, rock shop
07:25 OLDEST TREES ON EARTH
10:52 bishop
11:15 a morning chat
13:58 lake sabrina
17:11 famous bakery
17:34 learning about local indigenous history
17:54 hot creek geologic site
19:09 my last day :(
19:24 super duper cool rocks
22:06 mono lake tufa towers
24:41 time to go home

these rocks recorded a tropical storm that happened 500 million years ago 🌊 #geology #wisconsin

Geo Beck 2024-08-07 | ...

A lesser known fact about one of Iceland’s most well known waterfalls 🌊 #iceland #geology

Geo Beck 2024-06-17 | ...

What does this glass of wine have to do with the ice age? 🧊🍇🍷 #fingerlakes #wine #geology #ny

Geo Beck 2024-06-09 | ...

What it’s like watching a geyser erupt in Iceland 😱🇮🇸 #iceland #geology #icelandtravel

Geo Beck 2024-06-06 | ...

This waterfall is beautiful, but it’s not without its faults… #iceland #geology #icelandtravel

Geo Beck 2024-05-30 | ...

BOILING MUD in Iceland! 😳 #iceland #reykjanes #geology #geologist #geothermal #traveliceland

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This beach in Iceland is covered in “diamonds” 🤩💎 #geology #iceland #diamondbeach #icelandtravel

Geo Beck 2024-04-30 | ...

This glacier in #Iceland sits on top of SEVEN volcanoes 😱🌋 #geology #icelandtravel #glacier

Geo Beck 2024-04-26 | ...

Do you ever wish a book could teleport you somewhere? #iceland #icecave #glacier #geology

Geo Beck 2024-04-24 | ...

Iceland ASMR 📍Seltun Geothermal Area, Reykjanes Peninsula #geology #iceland #geothermal #hotsprings

Geo Beck 2024-04-24 | ...

This lava flow is connected to the French Revolution #iceland #icelandvolcano #geology #geologist

Geo Beck 2024-04-22 | ...

Lesson learned 😅 #iceland #geologist #icelandtravel

Geo Beck 2024-04-22 | ...

This is how basalt columns form! 📍Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach, Iceland #iceland #geology

Geo Beck 2024-04-11 | ...

These tree molds are 7,000 years old! #geology #oregon #lavaflow #geologist

Geo Beck 2024-03-18 | ...

How did this rock get here? 🤨 #geology #geologist #newhampshire #whitemountains #rocks #hiking

Geo Beck 2024-03-09 | ...

Egg or rock? 🤔🥚🪨 #geology #geologist #newyork #watkinsglen #fingerlakesny #rocks

Geo Beck 2024-03-09 | ...

Why does this rock look like a tree? 🪵🤔 No, it’s not petrified wood! #geology #geologist #rocks

Geo Beck 2024-02-16 | ...

In truth I don’t know how many rocks I own… #geology #geologist #rocks #rockcollection

Geo Beck 2024-02-09 | ...

My boyfriend caught me having a moment with this mossy rock 😅 #geologist #hiking #geology #moss

Geo Beck 2024-02-09 | ...

Finding pretty rocks in #nevada! #geology #geologist #rocks #chalcedony

Geo Beck 2024-02-04 | ...

pov: you’re a rock influencer 🪨 #geology #fossils #geologist #geotourism #trilobite #nevada

Geo Beck 2024-02-02 | ...

I need to have these rocks at all costs 🪨 #geology #geologist #rocks #rockcollection

Geo Beck 2024-01-24 | ...

Did I mention I’m a geologist? #geology #geologist #rocks #rocksrock #scicomm

Geo Beck 2024-01-17 | ...

And that is how I became a geologist 🪨 #geology #geologist #rocks #womeninstem

Geo Beck 2024-01-11 | ...

The hidden stories of the Boston Public Library #boston #geology

Geo Beck 2024-01-11 | ...

#geology #rocks #rockcollection #geologist #minerals #rocksandminerals

Geo Beck 2023-12-05 | ...

Trilobites are (were…) amazing 🥹 #geology #geologist #fossils #trilobite #paleontology #fossil

Geo Beck 2023-12-01 | ...

At the end I just become part of the rock cycle 🪨 #geology #geologist #timetravel #science #rocks

Geo Beck 2023-11-22 | ...

The 200 million year old Tower of Pisa #geology #geologist #towerofpisa #architecture #travel

Geo Beck 2023-11-14 | ...

Watch the rest of this vid on my channel! #geology #hiking #geologist #marble #newengland #rocks

Geo Beck 2023-11-12 | ...

And it’s 700 million year old granite! #geology #geologist #architecture #statueofliberty #nyc

Geo Beck 2023-11-11 | ...

Amsterdam’s #hiddenhistory 🤩 #fossils #geology #amsterdam #rocks #travel #urbangeology #travel

Geo Beck 2023-11-11 | ...