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Hi Clint, love your channel more than anything, but at 8:20 I'm afraid you've misidentified Dobby the house elf. I'm almost certain he's a horned tree frog (Hemiphractus), not a casque-headed tree frog (Lophyohylini)! Edit: actually every fact you listed about him is true afaik, you're just calling him the wrong thing
Hearing someone say “This toad is NUTS” with such absolute and complete sincerity has given me like a weeks supply of serotonin in one shot, amazing video
😲But what's _REALLY_ nuts, is the giant tadpole climbing the tree just over Clint's left shoulder in the background at 9:10. That thing must weigh 80lbs!
Clint with the first animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!" Clint with the second animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!" Clint with the third animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!" Clint with the fourth animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!"
My (captive bred!) smooth sided toad probably got a big head with all of those compliments on his species! He has been both a joy and a breeze to care for in proper conditions. Bit of a clumsy eater, but it's endearing ❤️
@@smorc65 they are, he really enjoys both burrowing into the substrate in different areas of the enclosure, and hanging out on the surface to be seen. They also appreciate having a water bowl to they can really get in and soak, which is a treat to observe. I will say, while they may be considered to have a quieter call.. mine has certain periods through the year that he is VERY vocal at night, and he can be heard through the entire house. It's not terrible, but will wake a light sleeper easily until they get used to the sound again. It's kind of like.... a long whiny honking sound lol
thats not what happend. the frog was terrified. lot of animals have this "freezing" stress reaction after being flipped on their back. they may look calm but in fact they experience very intensive emotions, and thats why it should be avoided, especially with animals that are particulary sensitive to stress like birds and rabbits. sadly some people still recomend turning all animals that have this response for easier handling (like cutting pet's claws), often because they dont fully understand what happens when you do it.
This is the video where Clint Clint repeatedly tells us how rare direct development is, while also repeatedly telling us that it's part of the life cycle of every other frog he tells us about 😆
SO many "Stinkin' Rad!" frogs/toads!! SO adorable!!! I can feel your love for them! I adore them too, so much diversity! I feel like I need to watch this 100 times!!
I have become enamored with the Smooth Sided Toads, since they are available captive bred I may get one next year. The Crested Forest Toad wins the 'looks like a kaiju' contest. If they were available captive bred I would consider going with one of them.
Making me want to get a giant smooth-sided toad, and I'm very glad they're established in captive populations. Now... if only someone would start breeding those crested toads, and the casque-headed frogs!!!
When you get photos of rare creatures like the cask-headed tree frog, do you ever arrange to share them with nature guide publishers who previously had been unable to find a photo of these wonderful creatures? You continue to document very cool wildlife. Thank you so much.
Clint is so AMAZING when he's "in the field" 🧐 So much of biology has devolved into paper-pushing and bureaucracy and that saddens me. The world needs 1000s of Clint's doing EXACTLY what's seen in this video and it needs to be broadcast EVERYWHERE.
Hey, to be fair, you all need biologists like me haha! I spent my time looking at bacteria and trying to genetically modify them, studying how DNA works and why some bacteria CAN'T be modified (for example, you can't easily genetically modify chlamydia species), how antibiotic resistance works, that kind of thing. We don't go out into bushes and look for frogs, but we're still pretty important!
@@Abigail-hu5wf We absolutely do need people like you, Abigail! Thank you! I knew my comment was facile when I made it 🧐 I spent years in college studying any hard sciences I could get my hands on! My experience with biology is MINE alone and may have come from false expectations perpetrated by Mainstream Media etc etc. Thanks for speaking up, Abigail 😊 (Many scientists are for sale. The ones that aren't contribute the most 😊) (Had acquaintances get biology/geology degrees take big oil jobs. I guarantee their work wasn't for ethical purposes)
Could you do a video on pigeons as pets? I think theyre very beautiful and they can be so clever, once my boyfriend and i have a larger living arrangement i really hope to have one as part of our family
I think you can't have only one, they need company so you have to get at least two. And are you okay with large amounts of dust? Because pidgeons produce *a lot* of dust. Dust was a deal breaker for me. If both of those facts are okay with you great! I hope you enjoy your pidgeons one day!
Yeah I would love a pidgeon to, they are so adorable and intresting. I don't want a dog as I think they are fu ckin dumb animals, especially little dogs like shi zuh and toy poodles.
@@alisav8394 yeah maybe I could do that at some point. Dust isn't a problem with me. I'd rather deal with Dust then have to deal with a stupid fu ckin dog like a toy poodle. Those lap dogs are the worst.
I love how we can all feel your adoration towards all these animals from the way you talk about them. The laughing tree from got a laugh from me as he leaped towards your mouth 😂 Apparently he doesn’t have the greatest survival instinct 😂
So much LOVE LOVE LOVE! Enough to go around for all the little dearies. I must say I share your enthusiasm; it would be impossible to choose a favorite. Thank you so much, Clint, I am LOVING this video!
The smooth sided toad is beautiful! All the frogs and toads are beautiful! I also loved the long nosed casque headed tree frog! I love tree frogs of all kinds!
I absolutely love frogs~Especially Tree Frogs I currently own 3 Crowned Tree Frogs and an Amazon Milk frog! Their names are Spoon, Raisin, Grits and Oatmeal 😄
The crested forest toad and long nosed casque-headed tree frog are both really cool looking. Not sure I'd like to have a map tree frog with that jettison distance. The giant monkey tree frog was so chill, just walking along or hanging out.
Wow the map tree frog and the convict frog are my favorites. They’re so gorgeous. And the smooth sided toad. Oh the clowns though. Lol idk they’re all awesome.
I love how just about every frog is the coolest he's ever seen! It's great to watch Clint because he clearly knows more about frogs than anyone else on the planet, but he is still as excited as the first time he saw one.
I used to have a Pacific Northwest Leopard tree frog. I think she was a girl, because I never heard her call. I researched the species and it said that they live about 2 to 3 years. My frog lived to a full 4 years, and was a constant delight to keep.
Wow i love frogs and toads!! They are now one of my fav animals!! Astonish amount of diversity for 2 tiny undersimated species!! Mother Nature is an Amazing Artist! Thanks Clint😊
Okay, the monkey frogs have apparantly filled the 'uncanny valley' niche in frog evolution 0_0 like they are incredible, but also if I saw that coming towards me or staring at me at night I would cry hahaha
"Termnite Queen just flew down my shirt- HOUUUUUUU" "good jump" - Clint gotta say, i really enjoyed the bloopers on that one! also i generally dont see most frogs as adorable but those giant smooth sided toad's peeps are just too sweet :)
On my first day of high school freshman bio the teacher told us that the frog dissection part of the curriculum had been discontinued a couple years before and i cheered aloud
Clint, Cute...Yes Poisonous...... some Carnivorous...... absolutely , especially the biggies. What a fabulous variety My favorite was that weird leafy bony ridged one early in the Video. The Amazon is Fecund and that's only the frogs/toads we saw! Cheers, Rik Spector
Thank you for the nice presentation on the frogs and toads! I can tell you love them by the way you handle them.❤️ I've been fascinated with frogs and toads since finding strange, clear, jelly like "eyes" in a cluster in a local creek as a very young child. I scooped them up in a mason jar and sat it in my bedroom window. Several weeks later, I had some strange creatures in that mason jar. Not long after that, they started growing legs. I've been in love with them ever since❤️❤️ Never figured out the species but went on to raise Bullfrogs, Red belly toads, Green tree frogs , and Leppard frogs at home as a hobby. I released my native offspring back into the wild but the Asian Red belly Toads never bred. I think I purchased two males☹️☹️ Anyway, I no longer keep them as providing the proper environment and food is now expensive and hard to aquire. Getting up there in my age and can't afford it. I really miss seeing and watching my frogs grow, live their lives and reproduce. Bless you for sharing this. You made an old woman very happy to see someone of a younger generation embrace the beauty and fascination of one of the most diverse creatures to grace this earth. Thank you for your love of Earth's beautiful creatures!❤️❤️❤️❤️
The large monkey frog was incredible. What a chill frog. Love the way it walks and climbs. If I could ever own a frog, I feel like right away that'd be the one. Fascinating bugger!
I wanna make goblins for a fantasy setting that look like the long nosed casque-headed tree frogs (house elf frogs). Can you imagine a bunch of those guys descending upon a party of adventurers, hanging out in trees shooting blowdarts at the party?
I think your next adventure should be to africa! Youd have to look for the incredible African Fire Skink of course! I have a captive bred one (thanks to you) & i want to know everything i can but theres so little info on them!
Even though I don't want to own frogs I still think they can be really cool. Well, except for glass frogs. I can't look at organs without wanting to yak.
Froggies!!! I love frogs and toads, they are so cute. I really love this frog that is like a pingpong ball, lives in the desert and screams like a dog-toy, and also looks angry
Frogs and toads are my favorite animal. Bats are my second favorite. I love all animals. Frogs and toads as well bats are unique animals and I am unique too. I am autistic.
Man I love and keep toads already but if I ever become rich I am going to make it my lifes mission to preserve these toads and reproduce them so they don't get harvested from the wild.
Great video, when you present the animal name on the screen you can put the latin/scientific name next to the common name? Like: Giant Smoth side toad (Rhaebo guttatus)
Or even just use the scientific name. Common names only exist because of historical use in a specific region, as soon as you go global with a common name you start hitting conflicts and confusion. If someone learns the scientific name first the scientific becomes the common name minus the confusion.
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Hi Clint, love your channel more than anything, but at 8:20 I'm afraid you've misidentified Dobby the house elf. I'm almost certain he's a horned tree frog (Hemiphractus), not a casque-headed tree frog (Lophyohylini)!
Edit: actually every fact you listed about him is true afaik, you're just calling him the wrong thing
Can you please do a review on a Butterfly Agama lizard so I may know a little more about them. Love your content
Can you do a video on map turtle
@@levihuttner3260 un
Hearing someone say “This toad is NUTS” with such absolute and complete sincerity has given me like a weeks supply of serotonin in one shot, amazing video
Same 😭💚
😲But what's _REALLY_ nuts, is the giant tadpole climbing the tree just over Clint's left shoulder in the background at 9:10. That thing must weigh 80lbs!
Clint with the first animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!"
Clint with the second animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!"
Clint with the third animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!"
Clint with the fourth animal: "THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST AMAZING ANIMAL IVE EVER SEEN!"
Because they are all amazing
Me too
This is exactly why I love him though, the pure joy and then just casually dropping fact bombs about every animal he ever finds
AND HE'S RIGHT EVERY TIME THEY ARE ALL THE MOST AMAZING
very normal reaction to frogs
My (captive bred!) smooth sided toad probably got a big head with all of those compliments on his species! He has been both a joy and a breeze to care for in proper conditions. Bit of a clumsy eater, but it's endearing ❤️
Smooth sided toads sound really great!
@@smorc65 they are, he really enjoys both burrowing into the substrate in different areas of the enclosure, and hanging out on the surface to be seen. They also appreciate having a water bowl to they can really get in and soak, which is a treat to observe. I will say, while they may be considered to have a quieter call.. mine has certain periods through the year that he is VERY vocal at night, and he can be heard through the entire house. It's not terrible, but will wake a light sleeper easily until they get used to the sound again. It's kind of like.... a long whiny honking sound lol
@@stoobyderp That sounds adorable! Is your smooth sided toad of a similar size to the one in the video?
@@phoenixfire8978 yep! The one in the video looks like the average adult size I've seen them get to be in captivity
@@stoobyderp Sounds like a neat little friend
I love how that Peruvian Rain Frog just accepted that you flipped it on its back, didn’t even attempt to get up
thats not what happend. the frog was terrified. lot of animals have this "freezing" stress reaction after being flipped on their back. they may look calm but in fact they experience very intensive emotions, and thats why it should be avoided, especially with animals that are particulary sensitive to stress like birds and rabbits. sadly some people still recomend turning all animals that have this response for easier handling (like cutting pet's claws), often because they dont fully understand what happens when you do it.
man, you are really a trooper. the close ups on your arms are really showing off all the insect bites you're putting up with to film these fellas XD
It was high-level suffering, but worth it.
This is the video where Clint Clint repeatedly tells us how rare direct development is, while also repeatedly telling us that it's part of the life cycle of every other frog he tells us about 😆
It’s only because they all developed within the same area. But yes, it is funny.
SO many "Stinkin' Rad!" frogs/toads!! SO adorable!!! I can feel your love for them! I adore them too, so much diversity! I feel like I need to watch this 100 times!!
I have become enamored with the Smooth Sided Toads, since they are available captive bred I may get one next year. The Crested Forest Toad wins the 'looks like a kaiju' contest. If they were available captive bred I would consider going with one of them.
This video deserves a thumbs up just for the laughing tree frog trying to feed himself to Clint.
'Have you heard of french cuisine?' *Propels himself into Clint's mouth*
OMG I am in LOVE with the giant waxy monkey frog! 😍 He's so BIG!!!! 😯 I love the way he walks. 😂
Clint, I love this new format/series of you out there, in the fields, showing off all these rad species. Thank you for what you do! Much love.
Casque - an open, conical helmet with a nose guard, commonly used in the medieval period.
Great episode Clint, beautiful and unique animals.
Making me want to get a giant smooth-sided toad, and I'm very glad they're established in captive populations. Now... if only someone would start breeding those crested toads, and the casque-headed frogs!!!
That Casque-Headed (Dobby-lookin’) Tree Frog didn’t even look real. The same with the toad with the spikes just before it.
Nature is SO CRAZY!
When you get photos of rare creatures like the cask-headed tree frog, do you ever arrange to share them with nature guide publishers who previously had been unable to find a photo of these wonderful creatures? You continue to document very cool wildlife. Thank you so much.
Clint is so AMAZING when he's "in the field" 🧐 So much of biology has devolved into paper-pushing and bureaucracy and that saddens me.
The world needs 1000s of Clint's doing EXACTLY what's seen in this video and it needs to be broadcast EVERYWHERE.
Make it financially viable for more than a couple at a time and it will happen.
I really want to do exactly what Clint is doing
Hey, to be fair, you all need biologists like me haha! I spent my time looking at bacteria and trying to genetically modify them, studying how DNA works and why some bacteria CAN'T be modified (for example, you can't easily genetically modify chlamydia species), how antibiotic resistance works, that kind of thing. We don't go out into bushes and look for frogs, but we're still pretty important!
@@Abigail-hu5wf We absolutely do need people like you, Abigail! Thank you!
I knew my comment was facile when I made it 🧐 I spent years in college studying any hard sciences I could get my hands on!
My experience with biology is MINE alone and may have come from false expectations perpetrated by Mainstream Media etc etc.
Thanks for speaking up, Abigail 😊
(Many scientists are for sale. The ones that aren't contribute the most 😊)
(Had acquaintances get biology/geology degrees take big oil jobs. I guarantee their work wasn't for ethical purposes)
Best premier ever! So many amazing frogs and toads! I can’t wait for the next one! Thank you so much for sharing this with us Clint!
Could you do a video on pigeons as pets? I think theyre very beautiful and they can be so clever, once my boyfriend and i have a larger living arrangement i really hope to have one as part of our family
I think you can't have only one, they need company so you have to get at least two. And are you okay with large amounts of dust? Because pidgeons produce *a lot* of dust. Dust was a deal breaker for me. If both of those facts are okay with you great! I hope you enjoy your pidgeons one day!
Yeah I would love a pidgeon to, they are so adorable and intresting. I don't want a dog as I think they are fu ckin dumb animals, especially little dogs like shi zuh and toy poodles.
@@alisav8394 yeah maybe I could do that at some point. Dust isn't a problem with me. I'd rather deal with Dust then have to deal with a stupid fu ckin dog like a toy poodle. Those lap dogs are the worst.
@@alisav8394 For me, too. I have asthma.
All of these frogs are so confused as to why the big scary predator who caught them didn't harm them
New subscriber, here! You got me with your toads …
Let’s go,
Information on cool frogs on my bday
Happy birthday 🎂
Thank you
I love how we can all feel your adoration towards all these animals from the way you talk about them. The laughing tree from got a laugh from me as he leaped towards your mouth 😂 Apparently he doesn’t have the greatest survival instinct 😂
I found your channel thanks to Snake Discovery and I've been binging your videos for the last two days.
All of the frogs were amazing, Thank you Clint and crew. Clint's pants were louder than some of the frogs this time.
Thanks for all of your fascinating videos Clint. They make my day! You are the most stinkin rad reptile TH-camr out there!
My pleasure! Thank you for being here.
@@ClintsReptiles It’s an honor to be replied by Clint’s Reptiles! 😭 ❤️
So much LOVE LOVE LOVE! Enough to go around for all the little dearies. I must say I share your enthusiasm; it would be impossible to choose a favorite. Thank you so much, Clint, I am LOVING this video!
Clint describing half the frogs with “this lil’ cutie” gives me serotonin.
The smooth sided toad is beautiful! All the frogs and toads are beautiful! I also loved the long nosed casque headed tree frog! I love tree frogs of all kinds!
Dudes out here just catching frogs, absolute legend.
I absolutely love frogs~Especially Tree Frogs I currently own 3 Crowned Tree Frogs and an Amazon Milk frog! Their names are Spoon, Raisin, Grits and Oatmeal 😄
I love waking up and finding a new Clint's Reptiles vid on..TY.
The crested forest toad and long nosed casque-headed tree frog are both really cool looking.
Not sure I'd like to have a map tree frog with that jettison distance.
The giant monkey tree frog was so chill, just walking along or hanging out.
Wow the map tree frog and the convict frog are my favorites. They’re so gorgeous. And the smooth sided toad. Oh the clowns though. Lol idk they’re all awesome.
I was having a bad day and seeing how absolutely ecstatic you are in this video really brightened me up!😊 Thank you for all your amazing work!❤
*sees 40+ minute Clint's Reptiles video is out*
Me: VISIBLY EXCITED
I love how just about every frog is the coolest he's ever seen! It's great to watch Clint because he clearly knows more about frogs than anyone else on the planet, but he is still as excited as the first time he saw one.
I used to have a Pacific Northwest Leopard tree frog. I think she was a girl, because I never heard her call. I researched the species and it said that they live about 2 to 3 years. My frog lived to a full 4 years, and was a constant delight to keep.
Wow i love frogs and toads!! They are now one of my fav animals!! Astonish amount of diversity for 2 tiny undersimated species!! Mother Nature is an Amazing Artist! Thanks Clint😊
All of these frogs are amazing. The giant waxy monkey frog is very cool. He moves so slowly and deliberately, almost like a chameleon.
Me: aww he's just a lil hopper ^^
Clint: actually, the hoppers are in the family hoppoididae...
How did I just now discover that there are things called Toadlets out there? That's adorable.
Clint mastered the art of frog juggling, I see.
Adult Map Tree frog, i could not stop laughing at that perfect editing Clint is an amazing guy thankyou for the belly laugh
Okay, the monkey frogs have apparantly filled the 'uncanny valley' niche in frog evolution 0_0 like they are incredible, but also if I saw that coming towards me or staring at me at night I would cry hahaha
"Termnite Queen just flew down my shirt- HOUUUUUUU"
"good jump"
- Clint
gotta say, i really enjoyed the bloopers on that one! also i generally dont see most frogs as adorable but those giant smooth sided toad's peeps are just too sweet :)
The Amazon videos have been my favorites, so hope to see more.
On my first day of high school freshman bio the teacher told us that the frog dissection part of the curriculum had been discontinued a couple years before and i cheered aloud
Babe wake up! New frogs just dropped!
That map tree frog catch midair is so understated in how impressive it was.
Crested forest toads be like:
"I SO ANGRY!"
Thank you for the on screen glossary terms. They're very much appreciated.
Highlight of my Saturdays! Amazing video as always ❤️
Clint,
Cute...Yes
Poisonous...... some
Carnivorous...... absolutely ,
especially the biggies.
What a fabulous variety
My favorite was that weird leafy bony ridged one early in the Video.
The Amazon is Fecund and that's only the frogs/toads we saw!
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Few things bring me joy as much as watching/listening to zoologists geek out about their favorite animals :D
Same, but as one, I like it when I get to share the geek out with another in person❤️
Damnn my boy really out there 😭 thank you for your content 👍🏼
Oh my goodness….That little “dobby the house-elf” casque head frog -is one of the cutest frogs I’ve ever seen!😱❤️
Another excellent Amazon video! Thank you for making it. Love these!
map tree frogs are the most respectful polite tree frogs. clearly
Wonderful , Educational and Illuminating Rare Frog Collection 5 👍👍👍👍👍s UP
The diversity of frogs in this location is absolutely amazing and this was a fantastic video.
Thank you for the nice presentation on the frogs and toads! I can tell you love them by the way you handle them.❤️ I've been fascinated with frogs and toads since finding strange, clear, jelly like "eyes" in a cluster in a local creek as a very young child. I scooped them up in a mason jar and sat it in my bedroom window. Several weeks later, I had some strange creatures in that mason jar. Not long after that, they started growing legs. I've been in love with them ever since❤️❤️ Never figured out the species but went on to raise Bullfrogs, Red belly toads, Green tree frogs , and Leppard frogs at home as a hobby. I released my native offspring back into the wild but the Asian Red belly Toads never bred. I think I purchased two males☹️☹️ Anyway, I no longer keep them as providing the proper environment and food is now expensive and hard to aquire. Getting up there in my age and can't afford it. I really miss seeing and watching my frogs grow, live their lives and reproduce. Bless you for sharing this. You made an old woman very happy to see someone of a younger generation embrace the beauty and fascination of one of the most diverse creatures to grace this earth. Thank you for your love of Earth's beautiful creatures!❤️❤️❤️❤️
The large monkey frog was incredible. What a chill frog. Love the way it walks and climbs. If I could ever own a frog, I feel like right away that'd be the one. Fascinating bugger!
I wanna make goblins for a fantasy setting that look like the long nosed casque-headed tree frogs (house elf frogs). Can you imagine a bunch of those guys descending upon a party of adventurers, hanging out in trees shooting blowdarts at the party?
I adore that Giant Wax Monkey Frog!! OMG He was adorable!
Every other animal is some kind of favourite, favourite , or even multiple favourite 😂. Good to love what you do 😂
I think your next adventure should be to africa! Youd have to look for the incredible African Fire Skink of course! I have a captive bred one (thanks to you) & i want to know everything i can but theres so little info on them!
Even though I don't want to own frogs I still think they can be really cool. Well, except for glass frogs. I can't look at organs without wanting to yak.
Froggies!!! I love frogs and toads, they are so cute. I really love this frog that is like a pingpong ball, lives in the desert and screams like a dog-toy, and also looks angry
I don't know if Clint loved the map tree from more than the map tree frog loved Clint. Did you see how he was gazing into his eyes?
Frogs and toads are my favorite animal. Bats are my second favorite. I love all animals. Frogs and toads as well bats are unique animals and I am unique too. I am autistic.
Frogs have some of the most spectacular eyes of all living beings, maybe even more remarkable than geckos.
Those frogs seem to love you! I'm pretty sure I do too. Thank you so much for your videos. I really enjoy them!
Long-nosed casque-headed tree frog: am leaf. No frog here. Just leaf.
I love how the bromeliad turned to look straight into the camera when it heard it has striking eyes!
“BODACIOUS” Video Clint. ❤️🇨🇦
Fascinating frog episode - thanks a lot for sharing!
Anyone else really want, "____, best pet toad?" videos???
i fell asleep and woke up to this video i think it was meant to be this is such an amazing video!!! thank you!
I wish all of TH-cam was this man introducing me to a new frog
WONDERFUL FROGS! I cannot overstate how much I love this video and this channel!
The longnosed casque headed treefrog is awesome, never seen it before!
Frogs are just such caricatures of themselves! (You have impressive frog catching reflexes)
One of the most amazing videos I have ever seen on YT. Thanks.
me, throughout the video : wow, just how did he get the frogs to sit so still?
me, viewing the very end of the video : oh, he didnt
Whoa, they are really cool looking!
The giant smooth sided toad is I think what appeared in Harry Potter movies as Neville Longbottoms pet toad 'Trevor' 😄
8:25 You caught a wild Greninja!
Wow. Nature designs the coolest stuff.
Cuteness overload!! 😍
as someone who's got six frogs at home, this video is pure serotonin
Always find something I’ve never seen before on your channel. Those leaf looking toads are something else. Really amazing camouflage.
Wonderful beautiful frogs.
Loved this episode! How have I never seen these crazy frogs before??! 💕🤓🐸
No. No. No. There was no " Well hi there!" But I love the frogs
First time being in a stream, amazing experience
anyone bred Crested forest toads?????? i need them
Man I love and keep toads already but if I ever become rich I am going to make it my lifes mission to preserve these toads and reproduce them so they don't get harvested from the wild.
A very noble goal :) I hope someday you get to do that
Great video, when you present the animal name on the screen you can put the latin/scientific name next to the common name? Like: Giant Smoth side toad (Rhaebo guttatus)
Or even just use the scientific name. Common names only exist because of historical use in a specific region, as soon as you go global with a common name you start hitting conflicts and confusion. If someone learns the scientific name first the scientific becomes the common name minus the confusion.
Hi Clint, and team!
I would love to see a video with a comparison between an BCI and carpet python!
When I was in Hawaii, I was down in the bushes the whole time herping lol this is the life I want.