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Spiders Post Spiders—From Fear to Fascination
🕸️ Creepin' it real this Halloween at the Witte! Join us today for a web of eight-legged surprises and family-friendly fun. 🕷️ Don’t miss out on all the thrills!
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Seeds of Wonder Goal Reached!
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Because of you, the seeds of curiosity and exploration in nature, science and culture will bloom for generations to come.
Sharks - Special Exhibition at the Witte
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This summer, submerge yourself in the world of "Sharks!" Step inside this immersive exhibition and go back in time to meet sharks’ ancient ancestors and uncover their extraordinary adaptations with interactive displays, touchable specimens and real objects. Do you dare to dive in? Come on in, the water’s fine. This exhibition is created by the Australian Museum and toured internationally by Eve...
Seeds of Wonder 2024: Bluebonnets & The Witte Museum
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Bluebonnets have brought the community together throughout the Witte Museum’s history. Just as those small seeds sprouted into full fields, the Witte Museum has also increased its impact over the last 98 years and currently reaches 100% of San Antonio school districts. Now is your chance to be part of this legacy. Your gift to the Seeds of Wonder giving challenge will be matched 4 to 1, making ...
Surviving Space - Now Open - Special Exhibition at the Witte Museum
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Discover what it takes to become a space explorer and an Earth defender! Experience what it takes to become an astronaut; see real NASA artifacts-from a model of a Mars rover to flight suits; discover what happens when mysterious objects from space collide with Earth; see evidence of past meteorite impacts and touch a real meteorite inside "Surviving Space" at the Witte. Learn more online at bi...
Seeds of Wonder Giving Challenge 2024
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This spring, help us raise $100,000 to support the Witte Museum and plant the seeds of wonder in our community. Your gift will be Texas-sized! Thanks to matching gifts from Board Chair Ryan Pape and the Witte Board of Trustees every $1 donated will be matched to $4 up to $100,000. To learn more and give your gift to grow wonder, visit: WitteMuseum.org/seeds-of-wonder. For every gift to the Seed...
Surviving Space - Special Exhibition at the Witte Museum
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Surviving Space - Special Exhibition at the Witte Museum
Happy 200th Anniversary of the Naming of the First Dinosaur
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Happy 200th Anniversary of the Naming of the First Dinosaur
Atherton Archeology Series: They Walk Among Us
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Atherton Archeology Series: They Walk Among Us
Explore Your World - Special Exhibition at the Witte Museum
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Explore Your World - Special Exhibition at the Witte Museum
Echoes of Wonder | Witte Museum from 2004-2023
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Echoes of Wonder | Witte Museum from 2004-2023
What Makes a Tyrannosaur, a Tyrannosaur? | Wonder with the Witte
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What Makes a Tyrannosaur, a Tyrannosaur? | Wonder with the Witte
12th Annual Texas Trailblazers Luncheon
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12th Annual Texas Trailblazers Luncheon
Families in the Aftermath of 1813 Battle of Medina + Bigmouth of East Texas and the Unnamed Mother
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Families in the Aftermath of 1813 Battle of Medina Bigmouth of East Texas and the Unnamed Mother
A Visual Story of Us
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A Visual Story of Us
The Descendants Walk Among Us + Hector Bazy and the Silence of the Archives
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The Descendants Walk Among Us Hector Bazy and the Silence of the Archives
The Glasscocks - From Circus Artistry to Oil Industry
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The Glasscocks - From Circus Artistry to Oil Industry
Erasmo Seguín and the Paradox of Loyalty + The Flour King: C. H. Guenther and Family
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Erasmo Seguín and the Paradox of Loyalty The Flour King: C. H. Guenther and Family
Angelique, Indigenous Scout of Los Adaes + Henri Castro & Ferdinand Louis Huth Family of Castroville
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Angelique, Indigenous Scout of Los Adaes Henri Castro & Ferdinand Louis Huth Family of Castroville
What Dinosaurs Lived in Jurassic Antarctica? | Wonder with the Witte
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What Dinosaurs Lived in Jurassic Antarctica? | Wonder with the Witte
Tyrannosaurs: Meet the Family ~ in San Antonio at the Witte
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Tyrannosaurs: Meet the Family ~ in San Antonio at the Witte
What is a Cryolophosaurus? | Wonder with the Witte
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What is a Cryolophosaurus? | Wonder with the Witte
Do Texas Horned Lizards Shoot Blood from their Eyes? | Wonder with the Witte
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Do Texas Horned Lizards Shoot Blood from their Eyes? | Wonder with the Witte
Antarctic Dinosaurs ~ in San Antonio at the Witte
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Antarctic Dinosaurs ~ in San Antonio at the Witte
How Long Can Fish Live in the Same Spot? | Wonder with the Witte
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How Long Can Fish Live in the Same Spot? | Wonder with the Witte
What is the Difference Between Invasive and Non-Native Species? | Wonder with the Witte
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What is the Difference Between Invasive and Non-Native Species? | Wonder with the Witte
Can Alligator Gar Breathe Air? | Wonder with the Witte Podcast
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Can Alligator Gar Breathe Air? | Wonder with the Witte Podcast
Swimming with Alligator Gar
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Swimming with Alligator Gar
Where Do Catfish Live? ~ Wonder with the Witte Podcast
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Where Do Catfish Live? ~ Wonder with the Witte Podcast
National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants
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National Geographic's Monster Fish: In Search of the Last River Giants

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  • @BallingoVR
    @BallingoVR 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hi i went there today on field trips day and im in mrs.espinoza’s class and there were gaoja morales nguyen garcia there too the dinosaurs were cool❤❤

    • @BallingoVR
      @BallingoVR 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Friday november 15

  • @PrehistoricDinoGamer
    @PrehistoricDinoGamer หลายเดือนก่อน

    I love all Dinosaurs

  • @stephaniebeal8853
    @stephaniebeal8853 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I live in south texas, and between my partner and I, I'm immune to the poison ivy and he isn't, it's crazy how I can manhandled it bare handed and if it even brushes him off of me it produces a angry itchy rash

  • @hatecoach2996
    @hatecoach2996 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    this would be a great lecture to listen to but the sound quality needs improvement!

  • @lewiserwin2686
    @lewiserwin2686 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    There’s no reason to try to erase history, hiding books, denying people success cannot be altered or erased. Our culture is very strong and honest

  • @ashleyvaughn5213
    @ashleyvaughn5213 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow he tracked his family back to 1453. I would like to no more about that. Great stories❣️

  • @sherleengibson8847
    @sherleengibson8847 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I LOVE THE STORY ABOUT THE LONG RANGER 😅. You guys are AWESOME 👍🏾🖤.

  • @Rqmoncita7591
    @Rqmoncita7591 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    XDDDDDDD

  • @rosemontano8705
    @rosemontano8705 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    No black, white or spainard was in america in 1452? Only native indians were in america. Black slaves came in america in 1619 and whites came in 1609 and mexicans came in the 1500s spainards came in 1492. The first black cowboy came in 1865.after the civil war.

  • @WunnYanKha-cf2fh
    @WunnYanKha-cf2fh 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Scooty for prehistoric plant

  • @elijahglasser1421
    @elijahglasser1421 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Excellent tylosaurus

  • @decapitationmusic4295
    @decapitationmusic4295 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for sharing this, Angelique is my 8th great grandmother and I am happy her story is being told

  • @KENSHIROez3260
    @KENSHIROez3260 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I miss Zeb Hogan, he is underrated

  • @rosemontano8705
    @rosemontano8705 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The original cowboy and first cowboy was the mexican vaquero. John stenson the creator of the stenson cowboy hat made it in 1830 when black slaves were still in slavery till 1868 so white men were already being cowboys before blacks. John stenson said he created the stenson cowboy hat from the mexican sombrero that was created in the 1500s google all this i say. Vaqueros = mexican cowboys which are the first cowboys in america. So enjoy mexican culture.

  • @rosemontano8705
    @rosemontano8705 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Im sorry black cowboys.the mexican sombrero = cowboy hat was created in the 1500s when there was no whites or blacks till 1600s. Then you have white men cowboy hat that they got from the vaqueros = the original cowboys. White men created the stenson cowboy hat in 1830 black slaves were not released from slave plantations till 1868. Black slaves went out free ,looking for work and getting minimal wage paying jobs as a cowboy herding cattle to take to oklahoma from texas. Mexicans taught white men to ride after the mexican and american war ended. Spainards brought horses from spain to california in 1492. Spainards slept with native american indians and out popped out mexicans. Check dna of mexican in google dna? 50 percent spainard european and 50 percent american indian. Indians and mexicans lived in america 100 years before white or black even entered america. Google the mexican cowboys vaqueros? who taught white men how to ride horses. You will find the truth in research when cowboy hats were created. I want all you black cowboys to know that the white man cowboy hat is a stenson first cowboy hat created? So if you are wearing a cowboy hat that is a stenson it is from white cowboys that taught black men to ride.google cowboy hats sombrero and stenson hats and you find the truth of who was the first cowboy in america, all of west america use to belong to mexico. Mexicans owned texas and left all their horses that stayed after the mexican and american war that is why there are many horses in texas and California. In mexico which is smaller then america has 6 million horses. In america you have 10 million horses. You must remember all mexicans from texas to california had horses. These horses were left behind in america. Texas has the most horses in all america because mexican vaqueros left them there that is white men picked them up and learned the ways of the vaqueros and even made a cowboy hat getting it from the sombrero. Research about who the first cowboy in america and it wasnt black men, they were the last ones.

  • @Your_fav_Monkey.
    @Your_fav_Monkey. 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My dad works at the witte he's name is ron

  • @Your_fav_Monkey.
    @Your_fav_Monkey. 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My dad works at the witte he's name is ron

  • @newauraxx
    @newauraxx 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My great+ grand uncle died in that battle. Joseph Miguel Eduardo Menchaca. Ty you so much

  • @icemancometh8679
    @icemancometh8679 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Selena... A star so bright on earth is now a star so bright in heaven. Ricky Martin was listening to his kids speak Italian and he laughed when they said, "I love you higher than the moon and stars", well that just about sums it up. 🌌🌟

  • @andreaallenjones
    @andreaallenjones 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wonderful. Scratch a lie find a thief. I knew about black cowboys, but not the origination of the name. Wow. I'm educated now.

  • @newvibes789
    @newvibes789 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It’s the lack of interest in history that contributes to the stagnation of progress for the descendants of the Tejanos. The number of views and comments for this video prove this!!!! Sad!!!

  • @thephoenixrising4614
    @thephoenixrising4614 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I 👍 to get rid of that 666.

  • @Jahrastafari365
    @Jahrastafari365 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My pawpaw who passed in north Carolina recently was the closest thing I saw to a cowboy since I was born to the day he died he dressed head to toe as a cowboy even after he came out the war..his cowboy spirit fell on me and now I carry the weight of the cowboy spirit...I love and respect every black person that is connected to the cowboy and cowgirl it's not enough of us being seen on mainstream TV or even in neighborhoods..much love to yaw! Much respect 🤠

  • @richardmontonio1486
    @richardmontonio1486 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Vaqueros = cowboys mexicans are the first cowboys since 1500s when not one black or white man walked america. Spainards brought horses to america in the 1500s and mexicans and indians rode horses for 100 years before white men came in the early 1600s then in the year after the mexican and american war 1830 that is when white man was introduced to handling horses and after the civil war and blacks came out of slavery, white men introduced horses to black men in 1865. So enjoy mexican culture and ride your hearts out.

  • @richardmontonio1486
    @richardmontonio1486 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yes black people enjoy mexican culture since 1500s remember this rodeo and lasso is spanish words. So enjoy black people?

    • @SweetBrownGirl
      @SweetBrownGirl 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Get over it!🙄

    • @rosemontano8705
      @rosemontano8705 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@SweetBrownGirl Google when the first cowboy hat was created? Sombrero was created in the 1500s when no black or whiye men even lived in america, then google the first white man cowboy hat in america is the stenson in 1830. Black slaves were not teleased.from slavery till 1868 afyer the civil war. White men had been riding horses in america since 1830 ,30 years before freed black slaves went out looking for work, finding cowboy jobs and werw trained by white men. Mexicans taught white men how to ride horses. All of the southwest of america are filled with horses left byexicans because of the mexican and american war.

    • @richardmontonio1486
      @richardmontonio1486 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@SweetBrownGirlspainards brought horses into America from Spain in the early 1500s there was no white or black men in America till the early 1600s. Black cowboys didn't evolve till after the civil war in 1865. The first cowboy hat was created by John stetson in 1860 when blacks were still slaves. So that is not true blacks were the first cowboys. They were the last cowboys in america.

  • @chelleroberson3222
    @chelleroberson3222 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    No comino not good

    • @rickiclark4219
      @rickiclark4219 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

      If you check out the institute of Texan cultures recipe provided to NPR for their chili queens episode it is very similar and does include both Mexican oregano and comino.

  • @MotherEarthAmbassador
    @MotherEarthAmbassador 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Love this...appreciated the panel. 🖤🌹

  • @catessc1
    @catessc1 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You ain't no cowboy if you've never knew about black cowboys. OBTW there are Cowhands, Cowpokes, Cowpunchers, saddle tramps, and sh-t kickers.

  • @catessc1
    @catessc1 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I knew, known, and have know of black cowboys I say praise our Holy Father for black cowboys and for grace.

    • @richardmontonio1486
      @richardmontonio1486 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Enjoy Mexican culture. The word rodeo and lasso is Spanish.

    • @SweetBrownGirl
      @SweetBrownGirl 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Baby I don't mean any harm, but the first Mexican on this earth was black skinned, but I get your drift. Although the Mexicans were the first ones, it's still apart of my culture. Some black men had to be cowboys in order to work, they didn't do it to copy the Mexican culture, just putting it out there.​@@richardmontonio1486

  • @cb145
    @cb145 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thanks for the original recipe

    • @Witte.Museum
      @Witte.Museum 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Our pleasure 😊

  • @robot821O
    @robot821O 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I was there. It was cool!

  • @joharyguro2975
    @joharyguro2975 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Add ed cope is bigger than a scotty

  • @jasonballard649
    @jasonballard649 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    R.l.P Jane t Rex love you miss you

  • @jasonballard649
    @jasonballard649 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    R.l.P Sue T Rex love you miss you

  • @jasonballard649
    @jasonballard649 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    R.l.P Scotty . t rex love you miss you

  • @itumelengmokoena6886
    @itumelengmokoena6886 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I always new blacks were the first cowboys, in my country south Africa we were called garden boys and kitchen girls, so people must not get twisted, from Godfrey MalikCowboy. I love you my elders.

    • @richardmontonio1486
      @richardmontonio1486 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Sorry the first cowboys were the vaquero Mexicans. Christopher Columbus brought horses and cattle from Spain in the late 1400s . Mexican cowboys rode and handled horses for a good 400 years till white man was introduced to Mexican vaqueros that was after the Mexican and American war. Blacks were still slaves and were not introduced to horses till blacks were released from slavery. Indians were taught by the spainards how to ride. Mexicans are the children of spainards and Indians, DNA in a Mexican is half European and half amerindian with a 1 percent African blood. Yes Mexicans were the first true cowboys of America.

    • @Harlow2neese
      @Harlow2neese 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Nice try but they were black​@@richardmontonio1486

  • @Moonshine54321
    @Moonshine54321 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    No, vegetable oil is not healthier. It’s highly processed with things that cause inflammation in your body, and it is so foul smelling that it actually has to go through a deodorizing process. And just taste it... it’s awful. Use oil or avocado oils, or lard.

  • @ramencurry6672
    @ramencurry6672 ปีที่แล้ว

    Good

  • @mateussousa1236
    @mateussousa1236 ปีที่แล้ว

    Huge how many meters long is it?

  • @01abihsot
    @01abihsot ปีที่แล้ว

    They lost me when he said he could trace back to 1453 this is just two people whining and complaining not giving real facts or stories

    • @avillianchillinskrillian
      @avillianchillinskrillian 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ....huh?

    • @avillianchillinskrillian
      @avillianchillinskrillian 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      The 1453 line was weird but they "weren't complaining. People are allowed to talk about history, and emotions. You wouldn't like someone saying that about your heritage.

    • @areguapiri
      @areguapiri 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Religion makes people say ridiculous things.

    • @gerrysharpe1958
      @gerrysharpe1958 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      They gave many facts that are verifiable, if you contest one statement then it's your responsibility to disprove. They are living historical references with their family western histories.

  • @HawkemCinco
    @HawkemCinco ปีที่แล้ว

    This is our history that they need to get out

  • @Ojeramup12
    @Ojeramup12 ปีที่แล้ว

    What about pig drives? A presentation about Black cowboys would be interesting.

  • @Ojeramup12
    @Ojeramup12 ปีที่แล้ว

    I wish the slides/presenter would have been closer on screen.

  • @CodeNameAlison
    @CodeNameAlison ปีที่แล้ว

    Larry Callies is a legend

  • @kennethleonard8394
    @kennethleonard8394 ปีที่แล้ว

    I really enjoyed these cowboys

  • @DefinatelyNotMe
    @DefinatelyNotMe ปีที่แล้ว

    Not creepy at all.

  • @ddtex4954
    @ddtex4954 ปีที่แล้ว

    I love Juan's voice, but he looks a bit scary. I love the Witte, btw!

  • @rbgm01
    @rbgm01 ปีที่แล้ว

    Bullshit… the americans took over the San antonio were fillibuster thieves slavers and wanted to steal the land from Mexico and that the truht

  • @brangomez1466
    @brangomez1466 ปีที่แล้ว

    How can his family be in Texas since 1453 if the Aztec empire failed in 1521 there was no African slaves in south texas before 1824 !?

    • @HawkemCinco
      @HawkemCinco ปีที่แล้ว

      Slavery is not what you have been taught in school

    • @brangomez1466
      @brangomez1466 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@HawkemCinco there is no evidence no blacks in Texas before 1824 like I said he said he tracks his family back to 1453 the Aztec empire failed in 1521 which means there were no boats from the old world that was in Texas in 1421 🤦🏻

    • @avillianchillinskrillian
      @avillianchillinskrillian 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@brangomez1466 I agree with you if he was implying his family was in Texas at that time, but maybe he was saying he had records from Africa(which obviously would be very difficult but not impossible for some).

    • @brangomez1466
      @brangomez1466 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@avillianchillinskrillian his answer is misleading bc the question was clearly asked how far do you trace your family back in south Texas if he is lying or attentionally misleading how can he be trusted ?

    • @richardmontonio1486
      @richardmontonio1486 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      The reason of the Mexican and American war was because of 10000 blacks escaping to Texas which belonged to Mexico. White man wanted black slaves back but Mexico said no because slavery was against the law in Mexico. President polk declared war on Mexico in 1840s that is when America won and took all the southwest land of Mexico = america taking horses and cattle from Mexicans. From there the Mexicans who lived north of the border became American citizens with a stroke of the pen before blacks were released from slavery. From there Mexican cowboys taught white men how to ride and handle horses. White men taught black men to ride after they were released in 1860s from slavery. Black men were the last to ride horses and the first were Mexicans and Indians.

  • @supermistico79
    @supermistico79 ปีที่แล้ว

    Puras mentiras estan escritas en los libros de la historia de Tejas , uno estados mas racistas