Leon Gets New Friends
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More good fun in the life and adventures of Leon the Lobster as new sea creatures keep appearing in his aquarium. Also exploring a creepy old abandoned home that still has a huge aquarium in it. - บันเทิง
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I like getting updates on Leon its the reason I subbed 😊
Every pet loves a good back scratch ! ! ! !
Balance is impossible.
You should keep a small tank ready too go,
Incase ur rank gets infected.
So Leon will always have a safe place too live.....
Hello Fresh doesn't serve lobster, do they?
@@PsRohrbaugh bruhhhh😅
things I never expected to see in my lifetime: a lobster doing a double-take
Me too! 😂
😂
I laughed too loudly just now 😂
That’s excellent 😂
Amazing wasn't it? 😂
I think Leon is mimicking the finger tap you do with his claw to try and communicate with you. Your documentation of Leon in my opinion is good proof that Lobsters are a lot more intelligent then people give them credit for.
They are intelligent little goobers aint they
i think many animals are much more intelligent then people give credit for.
i thought "i guess fish will tap the glass just likenwe do if they are comfortable enough!"
My Cichlids all have their own personality. And we like to play hide and seek. I'll put my face to the tank, they'll come say hi. Then I run to another side and they swim over. Then I duck and they look over the edge trying to find me. I love them
@@silhouetted_shadow3486 wow, that's so cute!
Who has not given Lobsters credit? People say that about anything automatically nowadays 🤣 ... I bet you also started knowing all this info with us, so its not that we don't give them credit, its mostly that we actually don't care lol ... Its interesting yes, but its NOT important to our lives knowing that Lobsters are somewhat "smart"... ESPECIALLY when 99% of people see them as profit and/or food lol
I love that you've continued to use the same / similar music the whole Leon series. It brings comfort and a sentimentality to your videography. Thank you for all that you do!
YES! I love how calming these videos are!
Yes, I agree
It's the only series that uses that music so I associate it with Leon.
I’m a fan of the Leon theme music, always look forward to the next video!
@@Tuck-Shop same here 😁
I’ve never been so happy for a lobster before, but I’ve truly enjoyed watching Leon thrive and now seeing his little community come to life is truly incredible.
Yes! Totally agree to all that
I cannot believe the beautiful colors he has become. I remember when he was a scared, depressed, brown fellow. I find Leon just amazing. Thanks for documenting his life. It is a fun journey to go on with him. I have learned that lobsters are not just "sea bugs".
The colour change in Leon is great to see. I never believed I'd become so invested in a lobster! He's fascinating to watch.
@@ondyp the blue in his legs under the right lighting are absolutely astounding
It really is one of the most fascinating journeys i have seen documented on youtube. Leon is a credit to his species,
@@HappyMinds1 SURE GOVEGSTER FOR SAVE LOBSTERS 😊🙏🏻💙🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞💙🙏🏻😊
Lobsters have feelings ❤
I love seeing Leon updates. Looks like he's now the mayor of his little community.
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Leon's campaign slogan for mayor was "Do what I say or I may eat you."
The fish, the crabs, and the shrimps, they are saying. . . Leon for Mayor!!! Lol
@@captainrex4403 lol
Yep, Leon has certainly learned that tapping on the glass means friends communicating, "Hello! I'm here!"
This is the best update, I'm not surprised that Leon is so intelligent, he is evidently a sentient being, and his shock at seeing you when he was in his own world says it all! It brought tears to my eyes when Leon was knocking the glass, he is evidently copying you and letting you know he is your friend and that he appreciates all you do for him. What a beautiful life you have given him.
Thank you for sharing Leon, I hope you both have many happy years ahead! ❤️
And he looks great, too!
Hi! I'm a zoologist. It truly is astounding how intelligent most animals are. Most people are too arrogant to accept that fish and even invertebrates can feel emotion, and have problem solving skills.
Same here. So touching.
@@bu4459 "Leon Sauve-ay" 🎩
Agree!
Honestly, Brady could talk about his breakfast cereal and would find a way to make it soothing and fun somehow. I hope these videos never stop coming. Soul cleansing stuff
I agree!
I don't quite understand it, but totally agree.
@kpmathis71 well, some people have genuine compassion for animals. Brady rescued Leon from a grocery store tank, and continues to show us how incredible, intelligent and worthy of life lobsters and other animals are.... To those who are aware of how intricate and special animals are, videos like this, of good people who actually care, are given a whisper of faith that not every human out there is a self serving beast who only cares about themself
@MG-pj2oo Beautifully said my friend. Agreed
I know
I'd have never thought I would enthusiastically follow the life of something that came out of a supermarket and then stole my heart and sparked my imagination full of hope. Thank you for showing us Leon and tell us his story.
Me too. I was scrolling and I read,"Leon gets new friends." I was like, aww, Leon is getting new friends and had to come and check him out. 👊
Me too 😂❤
I was here when Leon came home from the store😂😂😂
@@elaineelaine3374 yes me too from the first video. I didn't know this channel before but the algorithm somehow knew that I would like this lobster rescue. Poor guy, with those rubber bands, barely moving and unable to pinch properly, I was so glad when he molted his exoskeleton and those marks went away.
Agreed!
It makes me so happy to see a lobster who was just supposed to be destined for some smelly old human to eat, alive and so well. Seeing his claws free and his little eyes looking about is so sweet. Hope he's happy in there and I hope he lives a long long life
Laura that’s a beautiful way to describe Leon’s situation. Yes!!! ✌️✌️✌️🦞
@@Bradybrandwood I second what Laura said, and I wonder if you are in the Aquarium Co-op C.A.R.E Forum? There's a gal who lives on Puget Sound, and has also created a fairly hands off aquarium that features crabs, anemones, and other Puget Sound creatures who come in with water changes.
You have quite the ACO following, with one of the members posting a link to the newest video every time you post.
Thank you again, for giving me a taste of home.🦞
I want to rescue every lobster I see in stores and give them a Leon life 😰. I would need a houseful of huge tanks!
Human life is more precious than animal life. Not to say we shouldn’t take care of our environment and the animals that live within it, but this notion that humans are garbage and should always take the back seat to animal life is simply wrong.
Came cause I randomly thought of Leon and had to see how he was doing!!! So so so beyond happy he is alive and thriving thank you for saving him😭😭❤️
Awesome Veronica! Thank you for checking in on Leon.
Litteraly Same! lol
I took a lil break from the internet and the first notification I saw when I opend youtube was this video!
I am kinda bummed that I was 2 weeks behind, but now I'm all caught up😁
I also wanna point out All the spots Leon has now! He Is 1 Handsome Lobster 😍🥰😘
@@Bradybrandwoodi remember seeing Leon for the first time about a month after the first video.
I think the glass tapping is communication. Animals are intelligent in their own way. He knows you provide food, he surely by now doesn't feel like you are a substantial threat, and probably associates you tapping with a simple communication. "Hello, I am here, I see you and I am not afraid, or a threat to you." Very cool. Leon's journey has been so fun to follow.
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i was just about to comment that! lol
My pet vampire crabs have developed wooden spears and scary masks. Should I be worried?
@@axjagfilms Only if they figure out how to light the ritual campfires and keep them lit in their aquarium so they can scuttle around them and do the wardance
I think with his tapping against the glass, Leon is ringing the dinner bell! 😂
Yeah maybe 🙏🏻💙🦞
😂🥰
Depending on the tap sequence he's trying to order - now that he gets variety, he enjoys different snacks depending on what he has a taste for.
Cat montages, exploring ruins, environmental science documentation, and the riveting saga of Leon. This is truly a great channel.
I just randomly discovered this channel, and I 100% agree! Leon is great, and I'm hooked, but the glimpses into other parts of this man's life always keep things really interesting as well.
There are some studies that suggests that Lobsters are of similar intellegence as Octopus. If this is indeed correct, then its very possible that Leon does infact regonize you and that him tapping the glass is a way of communicating.
Never knew a lobster could be this intelligent. Leon obviously recognises you and saying hi/trying to catch your attention! Remarkable. Also amazing to see all the new life forms! Nature is just wonderful ❤
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Leon is learning to communicate with you obviously. Go Leon ❤
Maybe he's trying to say "Let me outta' here!"
Count the pattern of the taps and then have a lobster translator tell you what Leon is saying. You can communicate with Leon by learning to speak (tap) his language. Let us know how it goes.😄
Celebrity Lobster
@@raydaug tapping is already a language.
😊 Save Lobsters 😊🙏🏻💙🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞🦞💙🙏🏻😊
Italy has ENTIRE TOWNS abandoned and old left just like that old house. I used to go explore them as a kid.
The tapping means " feed me Seymour, I'm hungry!"😊
"why is there smoke coming out of your oven, seymour?"
The more videos you release, the more I realize you are just as interesting & cool as Leon! An urban explorer with a legion of cats, a koi pond, so many thought provoking points of view, & care for beautifully documenting even the tiniest forms of life. Every minute of these videos is a treat to watch.
Save Lobsters is here, and Agree😊🙏🏻💙🦞
Yes!
Absolutely!
Happy Easter guys save lobsters 🙏🏻💙🦞
Absolutely. I love how he kind of derailed a few times but still kept us intrigued. Nature & animals ❤
I'm pleasantly surprised how colorful Leon has become. He looked dark and gloomy when he came from the seafood department. Now he looks bright and cheerful.
Yes, the death row pardon has worked wonders. Great story!
Tapping on the glass..... feed me!
Didn't know what I expected when I clicked the first video, but man I did not expect to get this involved in a lobsters life
From the beginning, when you first got Leon and he just looked horrible to now, he has vibrant colors on his shell exoskeleton, and he looks healthy and happy! You have done great work, sir, for this creature!
I agree! That blue is absolutely stunning and I adore it. It’s lovely.
I didn't realize lobsters could have so many different colors on them, Leon is beautiful!
@@jeremyevans9521 he is!!!
His beautiful blue legs are so vibrant, I didn't even realize his legs were so blue!
The amount of intelligence is mind blowing for a crustacean! Leon has been very interesting to watch I used to think lobsters were pretty dumb but now I realize that they are smarter than we think.
Even more remarkably, they have fewer neurons than most insects. We tend to assume arthropods are mindless robots, but that's clearly not the case.
@@xydya wow that’s amazing!
@@xydya Worth noting that cleverer insects have considerable capabilities, e.g. some wasps can differentiate between faces. Wasp- as well as human faces.
@@rng8899 We underestimate ALL animals. Even our own pets. People think they know their pet because they can read it's body language but they have no clue about their true intelligence and thoughts.
They're waaay smarter than we give them credit for.
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@@neva.2764 true 100%
I love the perpetual sand patch on his back. I'm sure it's hard to reach it, but I like to think it's his superhero cape or security blanket
He is definitely saying hi! He loves you it shows in how beautiful he has become. Animals are really looked over by us humans they deeply communicate with each other and us. We rescued over 30 cats now and have taught us a lot. Thank you for bringing us yourself and Leon and having such a great lesson for us all!
Leon looks SO healthy and comfortable. His life has really changed thanks to you (and he has a life thanks to you). I wonder...if he could think like we do, what he would think about how many tens of thousands of people watch his adventures.
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I wonder…if he could think like we do, what he would think about how tens of millions of his family were/are slaughtered not even out of “necessity” for survival
@@wejsmith5446 he’d be horrified just like we are
@@jonathanbirch2022 😥
( He might get a little snobby about it), better not tell him, Lol
your editing and commenting are up there and the biggest reason why Leon is such a legend
I second that
Leon's got such beautiful blue legs nowadays - it's absolutely incredible looking at him after all this time, especially compared to how he looked when fresh caught out of the ocean.
Brady, you have a veritable crustacean crew! 😂
😅😅😅
When he taps the glass, I think Leon is saying, "Hello!" Leon is accepting and acknowledging you -- it's like knocking on the door between your two realms. I think Leon is very smart and grateful.
I don't think it's just food. Not at all. He's tapping back to you like you tap at the glass at him
Yeah, maybe he wanna say HI at Brady and his TH-cam Community 😊🙏🏻💙🦞
Yes, exactly I believe that too !
I couldn’t have said it better. 🦞
Leon is tapping 🆘
Let me out, send me back to the oceans
@@H_A_L_7 LoL..
What a beautiful boy he has become. This is one of the best journeys ever.
He's saying "Thank You" when he taps the glass
.... He loves you
Leon's story makes me realise the beauty of life, it doesn't matter if you failed in life, are poor, single etc, living is beautiful in itself
♥️
I used to have a freshwater crayfish ( Euastacus armatus) that would tap on the glass to get my attention. Then he'd stretch up to the water surface. It was totally food motivated! He associated me with food and realised that by making a ruckus I'd come over and possibly feed him. It got so bad - all he'd do is bash the aquarium glass whenever we'd walk past.
Maybe Brady could train Leon. Every time he hears a tap, he feeds Leon. Now that might be creating a monster.😆
@@texasgoddess323 Pavlov's Lobster
I keep some salamanders that peek out at me every time i walk by, luckily they are silent. it makes it easy to make sure they all get food when I feed them all by hand lol
Same. Crayfish are hilarious pets with good personalities.
In western Europe you hardly ever see an abandoned house. Houses are usually made of bricks/stone and therefore last longer and are quite expensive, it makes sense to restore the house and keep using it.
Damn I missed out on so many Leon videos. I was so concerned that they weren’t showing up on my feed so I had to look for your channel. Glad to see he’s doing well.
First thing I thought when Leon tapped on the glass was that he is trying to communicate with you. As always, thank you for taking such good care of him!
LOBSTERS ARE LIKE HUMANS 🙏🏻💙🦞
Abandoned houses like that always make me feel introspective and a bit melancholy. I think of all the lives lived, all the memories, and how the abandonment speaks to the ephemeral nature of our whole existence.
that is very lovely ❤
So true
Very profound ❤
Leons colours have really gotten amazing. So much blue its so cool
You can test if he's communicating with you by also waving your hand sometimes. He might then sometimes wave his claw at you. That's how you'll know.
I always wonder if my cat remembers the time when she was in the shelter or with her mommy and siblings. Watching Leon standing in the middle of his aquarium doing lobster things, I wonder if he remembers his time in the ocean or the grocery store tank. An what he thinks of his new life. Well, it’s definitely better than the grocery store. Thank you for keeping us updated with Leons progress. And thank you for saving his life. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
In rural Japan, it’s startling how many gorgeous abandoned homes there are. In a way it really breaks your heart seeing homes vacant and being reclaimed by nature.
I recently got to explore an abandoned hotel/theme park in Japan. It’s haunting, beautiful and heartbreaking. Everything was left behind. Furniture, televisions, fine china, decorations. Lots has fallen to the elements, but some areas seem so pristine despite being left to the elements.
That would be so sad to see
It’s so cool seeing this little ecosystem evolving and thriving. Leon looks better than ever!
It's rare that a lobster gets to be an apex predator in its environment. I hope Leon lives a long time :)
Gosh, I remember when his claws were taped up and he was so half frozen he could barely move. Bless you for saving him, it's lovely to see. Hugs from the UK ❤
Leon tapping the glass is simply him saying hi to you. He has bonded to you. He is yours, and You are His!
He has some personality haha ! Crazy to think his situation before. Look at his colors coming through ! You're bringing life back into something resigned to death. Love the Leon updates !
I can't get over how good Leon looks. The home he has is so pretty too. Thank you again for sharing Leon's life with us. I appreciate it!
Thank you for the window into Leon’s life. Thank you for being so patient. This is a lesson for us all. There’s an amazing world around us and we rarely take the time to pause and breathed for a moment and enjoy it.
Yeah😊🙏🏻💙🦞
Also make a shelter space (small cave) so he can change his scale in safety. A lobster has to change his scale to grow.. During that process and some time after it, they are vurnerable, they know and want to shelter. Same for crabs and shrimps by the way..
“Cut it out, man. You scared the crap out of me.” 😹 He definitely had that body language. I think the grocery store incident really stressed him out mind, body, and spirit. He’s made an astounding recovery and I think he’ll always remember you saving him.
Aren't you glad you rescued Leon? He turned out to be an amazing pet and now you've got a whole ecosystem growing in your home!
I’m from Uruguay, South America and we don’t have abandoned houses like that one. They would usually get occupied by people who remodel them to their best possible, depending on the money they can invest and live there for as long as they can as long as they pay rent and other taxes.
I love your videos, lost of love from the southern hemisphere!
Thanks for sharing that.
When I was a kid (decades ago) there were abandoned "haunted" houses in our city in Utah, USA, but no more! If you own a broom-closet or a shoe-box here you will now get calls from people wanting to rent it. Maybe that craziness is part of why I enjoy watching Leon so much. It's so peaceful (mostly) and I love the way the whole ecosystem is developing. Kudos to you for being willing to let it do that instead of "managing" it. Another great one--thanks and keep us posted! 🌹
Wish we could do that here but the government won't allow it.
Here in the USA a lot of our houses (especially the cheaper ones) aren’t built to last.
@@McKeelix Ah, but I'm older than that, and our abandoned houses dted back to the beginning of the 20th century or before. They just got left unused for some reason--but no longer! The ones in my former neighborhood are still standing, though.
Commenting from the South of England here. Vacant properties are few and far between, they always get fixed up or knocked down and replaced. Guess we just don't have the space as we are a small island in comparison!
Thanks for the Leon update :)
He is saying Hello when he taps👍... also doesn't it just go to show how sensitive they are... that he could feel the tickle of a worm.. that these creatures feel pain.. I'm so grateful that you saved him🌹🙏🏻 One small step of a man.. one giant leap to safety for a lobster❤🙏🏻😊
Leon has made it impossible for me to eat lobster. It was a favorite food. I can’t do it anymore. ❤️
Bless you for being such a considerate human.
Lobsters are much more intelligent than they are given credit for, and in fact, new research shows that their intelligence rivals that of the Octopus. Lobsters, if left alone can live as long as 100 years. They can recognize other lobsters and remember past acquaintances, as well as have elaborate mating rituals.
I eat it the way Homer ate Pinchy.
@@TheKrensada you have eat your brain man
I can’t help myself though, shellfish is just too good to pass up…
I love watching videos of Leon especially knowing that 30 or even 50 years from now, I might still watch new videos of Leon.
Tbh Hope there are too much People who Want Save Lobsters, this is because Lobsters are like humans 😊🙏🏻💙🦞
Now that I am following Leon‘s growth and progress, I realize how grateful I am that the narrator is well-versed in caring for him. I apparently am bonding with the lobster. Whoever would’ve thought that I would be intrigued to follow the adventures of a lobster and an aquarium. Great job!
i adore these videos. best anti-anxiety treatment on the internet. it absolutely warms my heart to see Leon thrive
Leon is seriously my favorite series to come and watch on TH-cam glad to see he’s doing good still insane how long I been around
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Awww 🥰 Leon was saying hello to you by tapping the tanks glass ! Lobsters are smart ! He knows who you are ! How sweet ! I want to say thank you for saving Leon and for all the vital and valuable information you give your viewers ! My granddaughter and I have learned much by watching Leon ! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😊😊😊
Brady, thank you for another fantastic, relaxing episode in Leon's life. He really is the master of his domain. It's just fascinating seeing his little friends flourish too. Each of them seems to occupy a niche in the tank life which doesn't place them at odds with each other for survival. That's really a special way to observe these creatures. It's startling to think of the contrast- the shrimp reproduce quickly and are "old" at a year, but Leon might live another 100. You show your passion for all living things in these videos and watching them is a treat. Beautiful shots, some relaxing music, and no split-second cuts- I can watch for hours. Best to you and Leon.
I think he is reciprocating your kindness
I wonder how he sees your face
Gotta love Leon ❤
What a joy to have Leon back, I swear he is communicating with you when he taps the glass.
It’s lovely to see the little ecosystem develop, I can’t wait for the next film to see if he moults too. I am so invested in this Lobster and his Friends it’s unreal, your music choice and narration make this a magical place to visit Brady.
Agree
Agree😊🙏🏻💙🦞
He’s tapping and saying hi! It’s comforting for him
How is not, Greetings 😊🙏🏻💙🦞
I saw lobsters at a grocery store the other day and felt so sad and bad for them. I thought of Leon and bless you for rescuing him and sharing his journey ❤🦞
Yes so true it makes one so sad to see a poor trapped lobster at the fishmongers now!
I bought a lobster from the grocery store the other day and ate it while watching Leon videos.
😮🦞Oh no that’s Sick! Poor little thing!@@deraykrause4517
@@deraykrause4517 Why in the world would you come on here and say such a horrible thing??
@@karenisaacs9201 they're more than likely a troll. Just ignore them 😊
I think he has learned that behavior and is trying to communicate. I love Leon and your cats!
Leon is so darn cute!!! Thank you, Brady, for rescuing him, giving him an awesome home, and loving him and all of your animal fam!!!
I bet Leon is tapping to say hi! He probably recognizes you as a companion in some sense now
I love how well you care for him. The water is crystal clear and the tank is so beautiful. Thank you Brady
I am so chill when I watch Leon do his thing. I just want to say thank you for Leon and you.
there's a lot of houses like that in eastern nc too. old dilapidated houses have such a cool aesthetic, but it's always so sad to see old houses fall apart.
In Sydney Australia even a derelict house burnt out with no roof and no floors would be sold as a “renovators delight” for 1 million or more! I love watching Leon enjoy his new life. Who would have thought that watching a store bought lobster would be so interesting and entertaining. Thank you Brady for sharing your interests with us.
I love it~a "renovator's delight." 🤣In the US the ads read, "Bring your toolbox!" next to a photo of a hopeless wreck and the legend, "This could be your DREAM HOUSE!"
Brady, you really hit a home run with this lobster series! Excellent photography, excellent narration, and off course lets not forget the star of show, Leon the lobster! 🙏😇👍
I think him tapping is a greeting, especially if you do it when you say hi. Maybe he wants to play/ vanquish the evil claw, the one that sometimes brings food 😅
Leon is either imitating you tapping your finger on the tank or he’s saying feed me
Wish we could see Leon twice a month he is so incredibly interesting to study also very calming his aquarium is now full of new and exciting creatures nature surely is wonderful and isn’t Leon in great shape he’s absolutely glowing with good health what a transformation since he was saved from the grocery store he sure is one lucky Lobster 🦞 thanks for saving this beautiful creature. Love from Glasgow Scotland 🏴
I live in Norway out by the west coast, and the only real abandoned ,run down building you see are either old farm buildings or old boathouses. Very interesting to see how you live there , and your adventures with Leon and your other animals.
I hate norway sorry, this is because they eat some lobsters and have some lobster restaurants, very badly, and mad for a country. 🙏🏻💙🦞
I follow a few abandoned home programs, and Europe doesn't seem to have the same graffiti problem North America has. You can even visit castles and mansions that are left untouched. I love following Leon.
Keep watching Leon, you are teaching a lot of people about behaviors they never imagined. Even if the tapping is a sign of feeling comfortable around you, I would never put your hand near his claws- they do a lot of damage. It might be interesting to find a plastic like hand- and see how he responds- as long as you do not over react- I do not think it could compromise your relationship with your very different pet. I love your show- great job.
It's always such a pleasure to get an update on Leon's life.
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I’m so glad you’re not the kind of person who needs to make everything just right, but prefers to watch to see how things develop before deciding what’s best. I love all the bonus creatures🎉.
Never thought I'd be emotional invested in a lobster and yet here we are.
He looked so happy when he's tapping the glass
I think that the knocking on the glass definitely is Leon saying hello, since you do it when you come say hello to him. Like "I see you, human."
I truly don't think you understand how much i've appreciated this series.
European friend here! Where I live in Scotland there's plenty of abandoned houses but I've never been to explore any. They are also a lot smaller than the ones I see in your channel
Okay first of all, I love your music! I love how it transitions. I believe that since you say you tap the glass of the aquarium quite often when you see Leon, possibly Leon has decided that he's going to acknowledge you when he sees you. Is he's in the mood! Leon is absolutely gorgeous in his coloring. So, anything in the works on a broader scale for Leon to be displayed in? Documentary, movie, a book perhaps? When I watch your vids, with the exception of your stolen motorcycles, I believe my heart rate decreases my blood pressure stabilizes and I do feel so much calmer in this world. Thank you so much!❤😂
Stolen motorcycles?!
What's THAT about??
@@johanneabelsen1644 Brady had some vintage motorcycles that he was fixing up and they were stolen from his property. Boy was he upset! And did he use some salty language. Hit the subscriber button and look for old vids that Brady has done on Leon, and it will describe what he went through when you find video!
Leon!!! ♥️ So good to see him again. Awww this makes me so happy. I was in a dark place again and seeing Leon brightens up everything again. Thank you for that! I think he's slamming the glass just to say Hi cuz you are his best friend. That's what I like to believe haha.
I'm so sorry that you've been feeling down. Watching Leon is very uplifting and I'm glad you really like it .... Maybe you should get a Leon of your own? God bless you Sopherian.
Hey Sophie , you are right - all of us come here bec Leon and the life Brady has shown us is like a ray of sunshine . So sorry you were feeling in a dark place - if you would like to see someone who is also trying to battle a dark place - search you tube for Hi Ren . If you have not already heard of him - young British musician - a genius really . Blowing up on the internet and a champion for mental health . wishing you well .
From time to time I remember about Leon and I have to come and check in lol, I'm glad he is doing great and now even has some friendos.
Always enjoy a Leon update.
If you happen to tap the glass most often just before you feed him, Leon may have developed a minor Pavlovian response; he sees you, associates you and your tapping with food, so figures if he makes the same tapping sound, you'll dispense some food. May seem a little far fetched for an arthropod, but goldfish and plenty of other fairly small-brained aquatic creatures can be trained this way.
Researcher Michael Kuba❤ says that lobsters are “quite amazingly smart animals.” Like dolphins and many other animals, lobsters use complicated signals to explore their surroundings and establish social relationships.
He's saying "hi!". He knows you do that when you see him. ❤❤
I choose to believe that Leon is tapping to say hello. And I can't believe he hasn't managed to snack on any of those glass shrimp yet. :)
I'm glad he's getting along better with them than the killifish.
Leon is saying, “thank you.” I want to say thanks as well. Always love a Leon update!
Thanks for showing off Leon! About the abandoned houses:
In the area I live (Sweden, lake Mälaren area) there are not many abandoned houses around, if a house can't be saved it is torn down and replaced. But there are parts of Sweden where it is common. Urbanisation has been ongoing for the better part of the last century, and some former towns up north are slowly loosing the last school, the last health care service, the last grocery store, last gas station. Not enough people to fill the houses.
That's very sad. Our home town used to be a small, beautiful green place with little cafes and grocery stores and homes that were built when the state was established. I hardly recognize it now. The wild habitat is disappearing, and cozy, familiar places are crumbling or being knocked down to be replaced by ugly modernist buildings.