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You brought up lots of great points in here JJ, and as always the diversity of species you were able to film over in Borneo is incredible. Insects are so vastly overlooked and misunderstood, and you make a great case for why people really need to protect them more and be conscious of the ongoing conservation threats they’re facing. Great stuff!

I keep spiders (mostly 6+inch tarantulas) I can confirm they can definitely eat plus 10 crickets a day . :) . Also spiders are a lot smarter than people think . One of my slings (small tarantula/spider) is trying to escape . And not by like scratching the plastic , he learned how to open his lid. Only thing stopping him is the lid is very tight . If it’s not tight he can definitely escape .

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this is gonna get millions of views, i can feel it

8:07 This reminds me of something…Quoting from PBS’s “Nature Cat”: “Daisy: Ronald says if he sprays that spray it will get rid of all the bugs…Let's imagine a world without bugs...Do you like honey?…Well, forget it! Honey is made by bees, which are bugs! Nature Cat: Well, That's okay, I'll just have my dressing without honey. Daisy: No, you won't! Without bugs like bees, moths and butterflies to pollinate your plants' flowers, your vegetables can't grow! Nature Cat: Well I'll just find other stuff to eat in nature. Daisy: Oh no, you won't! In a world without bugs, the flowers can't be pollinated and won't produce berries. In fact, there would be lot less growing in the world. And bugs help clean up plant and animal waste and other smelly stuff! And lots of birds, reptiles and amphibians eat bugs. So without them, they'd go hungry. And bigger animals that eat them would go hungry too! So without bugs, life would be very, very hard and smelly! Nature Cat: NOOOOOOOOOO!”

You forgot the TV show MacGyver

Dawg that thing is prolly xenomorphs pet

Gunnar Bivens is my favorite Brachiosarus reconstruction

Mycilium is under your feet right now its all over earth. Like the cosmic web. Like the human brain. All the same.

Growing up in central colorado, "red ants" quickly became a formidable foe

Thank you for your good information. I heard that it is 80,000 years old. What is correct?

Why protect it, if the deer are meant to eat it let them eat it. circle of life

Really good work with this one JJ, cool to see you working with such an impressive spider and facing your fear head on. That’s not easy to do, so well done. You’re in good hands with Spencer and Zach when it comes to spiders. Great stuff!

I've learned of the golden toad extinction on a nature journal twenty or so years ago, thank you for making a video about it, it really made the matter of its disapperance more clear, wonderful video and editing, peace.

thanks for the great video, i can see your passion for plants. I used this video as a jumping off point in teaching my home-schooled Grade 3 son about endangered plants and invasive plant species

First comment and I’m lonely

Underrated video

They are extremely aggressive and brutal. They will attack and sting without any warning. Even if you stand completely still. They came for me right to the tip of the nose. Was stung by 2 bees in different areas on the same day, both came straight to the nose tip and stung. They ARE aggressive. There was NOTHING for them to defend. They came after me

fantastic. ty.

Can i grow this cactus at my home ? ( i live in the Himalayas)

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Laverne Mountains

What is that~ a tea kettle going off in the background?😂🫖

Shea Plaza

Army ants are harmless. The much quoted "eat anything in their path" is mostly incorrect, as most army ant species have specific prey, such as termites, wasps or other ants species. Some driver ants only predate earthworms. If they were as dangerous as some make out, then they wouldn't have symbiotic relationships with so many other species - they'd be too dangerous.

Very cool video. I once heard of a pitcher plant species that grows exclusively in a handful of swamps in a single patch of forest in the American South

As usual this video was fascinating, I knew almost nothing about the carnivorous plants of Borneo until you told me about them, and I learned a ton from this one. Also lowkey forgot that we had that footage, thanks for the shoutout! Always a pleasure to see an upload from you.

Nice Video!

Been around for 15,000 years dealing with different climates and species of animals. Now humans think they could and need to protect it from deer😂😂😂😂

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Fascinating

Mallie Lane

nice video thankyou

Dustin Harbor

Incredible.

Shut up

... they suck our blood and have big, crooked noses...

Bro really used 8 mins of my time to say "just use your fingernails". Video was enjoyable though...

Guy decides to shoot this large cactus down with a gun, the cactus has the last laugh though. Revenge, says the 🌵 you are mine, ha ha ha.

Thank you sirr

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One folk knowledge I got from my teacher is... tobacco water. Leeches freak out from tobacco water. Just wet a cig and squeeze the drop out.

Jude Centers

Are there leaches in the waters and/or land around the Chesapeake Bay?

Came here looking for images of Pando. So i'm satisfied :) Nice info and stuff, but when you talked about the other 2 larger vegetal masses i would have loved to see some images of it too.

I like that they aren't accurate it makes it feel different from other dinosaur movies and well it was made in the early 1990s so I wasn't gonna be accurate and well it would make since if all the sudden they went from what they had in 1998 to a modern day dinosaur

Shyanne Shores

Kuhlman Tunnel

They're so cute! Thanks for sharing your footage of these little things

I was actively in psychosis by a river trying to just find some peace. One of these crawled toward me. And it kept following me. It made me feel sick and wrong and like I had parasites in my body. The most awful living creature to ever grace my vision. I’d rather see a massive spider. Disgusting little stinker. And the best part is that I leave my shop doors open with lights on and the adult flying ones LOVE the light I put out. They’ve hit me in the face.