Real Science

Subscribers 2.1M

Videos 172

Views 264.2M

Channels Like Real Science

Real Science covers life science topics through in-depth explorations of subjects like biology, wildlife, and pathogens, as indicated by video titles such as The Insane Biology of: The Mantis Shrimp and The Frog That Unleashed the World’s Most Lethal Pathogen. With channel keywords including science, technology, biology, and life, it appears to lean toward deep-dive biology topics presented as tutorials or explorations, not casual vlogs. The channel publishes content regularly, and the most recent videos suggest an average of about 1.3M views per video across its 172 uploads, with an overall subscriber base of 2.1M and total views around 264.2M.

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#1

BBC Earth view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 14.3M

Videos 3.3K

Views 5.5B

Appearances 14

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target broad biology and animal life with high search overlap on queries like manta ray and sloth biology, and BBC Earth’s content aligns with Real Science’s nature-focused educational style (72% content match) while capturing a larger audience.

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#2

FuseSchool - Global Education view on YouTube ▶

74% relevance

Subscribers 915K

Videos 987

Views 187.8M

Appearances 7

SERP 99%

Similarity 58%

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Shares biology-focused search queries such as parasite biology and extinction events, indicating overlapping audience interest, though FuseSchool’s content approach diverges toward structured lessons (99% search match, 58% content match).

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#3

Nat Geo Animals

73% relevance

Subscribers 6.3M

Videos 4.2K

Views 1.8B

Appearances 9

SERP 75%

Similarity 72%

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Both cover species biology topics like slug, pangolin, and giant snake biology, with substantial search overlap (75%) and quite similar content emphasis (72%), appealing to wildlife enthusiasts.

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#4

CrashCourse view on YouTube ▶

71% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 9

SERP 74%

Similarity 69%

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Competes on life science and parasite biology topics, drawing viewers from related searches while maintaining comparable depth in bioscience explanations (74% search, 69% content).

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#5

Learn Bright

68% relevance

Subscribers 896K

Videos 947

Views 260.8M

Appearances 7

SERP 65%

Similarity 71%

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Appeals to marine life and basic marine biology concepts identical to Real Science queries, reflecting overlap in audience seeking introductory biology content (65% search, 71% content).

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Mr. Science view on YouTube ▶

67% relevance

Subscribers 165K

Videos 10

Views 23.9M

Appearances 3

SERP 45%

Similarity 82%

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Targets deep-sea and large reptile biology topics like giant snakes and anglerfish, aligning with Real Science on niche biology queries despite similar or higher content specialization (45% search, 82% content).

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Top competitors by match strength are BBC Earth (83% match) and Nat Geo Animals (73% match). BBC Earth overlaps on queries like manta ray biology, sloth biology, and slug biology, while Nat Geo Animals overlaps on slug biology, pangolin biology, and giant snake biology. Another notable competitor is FuseSchool - Global Education (74% match) with overlapping queries such as parasite biology overview and mammal pathogens. These channels differ in audience size, with Real Science at 2.1M subscribers, compared to BBC Earth’s 14.3M and Nat Geo Animals’ 6.3M; FuseSchool has 915K. All three channels compete for overlapping life-science and biology search topics, particularly queries around specific animals and pathogen biology.

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#7	67%	Professor Dave Explains ▶	66%	4.2M	69%	7
#8	65%	Living Zoology	80%	408K	43%	3
#9	65%	Animalogic ▶	86%	2.1M	35%	4
#10	65%	Next Generation Science	71%	251K	55%	7
#11	65%	TED-Ed ▶	70%	22.4M	56%	6
#12	64%	Animal Fact Files	79%	130K	41%	4
#13	63%	Ze Frank ▶	81%	4.3M	36%	4
#14	61%	Natural World Facts ▶	73%	1.0M	41%	8
#15	60%	Free Documentary - Nature ▶	73%	2.1M	40%	5
#16	60%	Amoeba Sisters ▶	71%	2.8M	43%	5
#17	60%	SciShow ▶	78%	8.4M	32%	6
#18	59%	Real Wild	80%	1.9M	28%	4
#19	58%	Peekaboo Kidz ▶	74%	7.3M	34%	6
#20	57%	Animal Analytics	82%	5.9K	20%	1
#21	57%	Nature on PBS	79%	1.2M	24%	5
#22	57%	Astrum Earth ▶	73%	324K	31%	2
#23	56%	Armando Hasudungan ▶	68%	2.9M	38%	3
#24	55%	The Good and the Beautiful Homeschool Science	70%	82.5K	32%	2
#25	55%	BRIGHT SIDE ▶	76%	44.7M	23%	3
#26	55%	MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute)	73%	284K	27%	2
#27	54%	MooMooMath and Science	69%	612K	31%	3
#28	54%	Insider Science ▶	76%	3.1M	20%	1
#29	54%	Dr. Rachel, Exotic Pet Vet	70%	262K	29%	1
#30	54%	PBS Terra	76%	884K	20%	1
#31	53%	Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell ▶	72%	25.1M	26%	2
#32	53%	AnatomyZone	65%	1.4M	36%	2
#33	53%	Clint's Reptiles ▶	74%	923K	22%	3
#34	53%	Biology at Home	72%	7.0K	24%	1
#35	53%	National Geographic ▶	70%	25.9M	27%	5
#36	52%	EarthPen	72%	92.6K	24%	1
#37	52%	Big Think ▶	71%	8.6M	24%	1
#38	52%	MindFlux	71%	1.3K	24%	1
#39	50%	Freesciencelessons	68%	955K	24%	3
#40	50%	AlphaZero Studios	67%	10.0K	24%	1
#41	50%	WIRED ▶	66%	12.8M	26%	4
#42	50%	animal fun facts	69%	12.8K	20%	3
#43	49%	Dr. Elder's Anatomy Channel	66%	12.9K	24%	1
#44	49%	Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health UoM	62%	8.0K	29%	1
#45	48%	EXPLANATION-AVENUE - 3D Animations by Oliver Ende	64%	145K	23%	2

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Real Science?

BBC Earth — 83% match, 14.3M subscribers; FuseSchool - Global Education — 74% match, 915K subscribers; Nat Geo Animals — 73% match, 6.3M subscribers. All are science-focused YouTube channels with large audiences and educational content that cover biology, nature, and science topics to a broad audience.

What type of content does Real Science make?

Real Science creates science-focused videos about biology and life, as suggested by titles like The Insane Biology of: The Mantis Shrimp and This Slug Should Be Impossible. The channel averages about 1.3M views per video, and its recent video list includes several with multi-million views. Upload frequency is indicated by the note ~? uploads/week, implying a regular publishing cadence without a precise number.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Real Science?

We analyze Real Science's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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