Looking for Caecilians in Panama
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Looking for caecilians under ground debris at night in western Panama. These should actually be Gymnopis multiplicata, not Dermophis spp.
Species represented in this video:
Copiphora cultricornis - 0:16
Savage's Worm Salamander (Oedipina savagei) - 0:56 and 6:01
Gymnopis multiplicata - 1:28, 4:23, and 6:30
Giant Peppered Cockroach (Archimandrita tesselata) - 3:04
Camron Mushroom-Tongue Salamander (Bolitoglossa lignicolor) - 3:45
Pleminiini tribe - 5:33
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I LOVE CAECILIANS!!
So do I, i thought no One did
"Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line!"
Great video, your content rocks.
I really enjoy watching your videos/adventures. Beautiful creatures and always educational. Thanks!🕷
I love the Panama content, I never knew caecilians were so abundant over there. Did you ever find out what species it was?
They should be Gymnopis multiplicata. The owner of the property found a large adult a few days after I left.
Love your videos, despite me not being a fan of insects and things of that nature. I could never handle all those creatures that way you do with such confidence. It's very impressive to me.
So cool, I always thought they were adapted only to a digging lifestyle, didn't even know they could swim so well.
I like how the video progresses he accumulates more and more bits on his hand.
Awesome content! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and little adventures.
just got to say thanks for the video - love the exploring!!!
Even though I don't like the sight of insects, I love watching your videos for some reason
Been hoping for a new video from you.
Really interesting animals. Thanks for the adventure!
I could listen to you talk about creatures all day
thanks for the video, always love watching
❤️ I love your vids keep it up
Thank you.
Love these animal/creature searching vids! Keep it up I would love to see more of these!
If you're still down there look for some Mecopterans! Namely Bittacus panamensis, if you collect then I'd be interested in the specimens
I left several months ago, did not see any unfortunately.
Love this content
Thank you. :D
@@GeneralApathy this is very inspiring to me it helps me learn more!
love the videos and info about each species!
Ok… I love the salamanders and the caecilians. But those Copiphora and archimandrita are bad ass!!!
5:35 it’s always cool to see that process
Another great video!
Caecilians are cool and they are my favorite worm look alike
Great video I'm STILL looking for brachycybe
i honestly think those giant roaches are really cool
I was herping in Costa Rica and our group walked right up to one in the trail in the middle of a storm, after handling our hands went numb from whatever it excreted on its skin
Thanks for your work. Real life Pokemon capturing lol
That cave roach looked so cool 😍
It's funny that you mention "termite heads" because caecelians (forget which species) have been documented using a special feeding technique where they bite termites from behind and chomp the body off, leaving the decapitated heads behind‼️ 😂
(So I'd wager that you're right and they can only digest soft bodied prey)
Caecilians are so cute!
You are so awesome ❤
Is there a river/waterfall nearby? Sounded like some running water
Italian people look like honest people
Gregor Samsa is that you? 3:44
caecilians always remind me of the snake men from elden ring with their long bodies and comically small little arms
I love Sicilians!
My brother in law is a Sicilian
First time seeing them alive
❤
nice
Go to Buffalo next time. They're all over the place there.
Finally nomeone that says "Cecilians" instead of "KaEciliaNs"
I literally have never heard anyome say that
Snake 🐍 worm 🪱 🐛 swimming
I don't even know these guys exists
*Sicilians
Nope