As an entomologist, seeing all these videos about invertebrates brings joy to me. Not many people have bothered taking footage of such animals, let alone discussing them in an informative manner targeted at the general public. Bravo!
Love watching videos of insects. I dunno wat it is but watching them move is just awesome. They look like moving robots cuz of their exoskeletons. They r just awesome
My cousin ate my other cousin’s homework after drawing Batman symbols everywhere. Her teacher thought she was crazy when she came in and said that he brother ate her homework
Teacher: "Oh yeah? How?" Student: "They uh.. they digest it using uhm... enzymes that they produce to digest mh... tough cellulose. They actually... there's actually only a couple hundred species of them. And uh... their reproduction is uh... ametabol...ous. So uh..." [half an hour later] Teacher: "Very good presentation. And here I thought you were just trying to cheat your way out of doing your biology homework." Student: "Haha, no way. That's... not me, haha. I wouldn't. Do that."
They do have a very fluid movement, like a fish. If you've ever scared a few dozen silverfish at once, it's actually kind of cool to watch them scatter. They do look like a school of dish dispersing, their scales flickering like fish scales. I find them to be quite cute, I enjoyed the close up. Their faces close up make them even cuter.
i thought i was the only one on earth to find them cute! And i agree it's cool to see a pack of them scaterring around. When i was working in a school library i loved to go in the storage building because it was full of them and looking them walk and run with their silvery scale was the best part of going in the storage building.
@@PatienceDepleted I mean you can always just seal up the bag and squeeze most of the air out when you’re done, i usually tape it like that to make sure it’s sealed but most people I know just twist the bag but that always seems to make the bag open gradually which isn’t too good lol
1:17 I really like how when the firebrat moved you can read "love" while the narrator also says it. Really nice touch, I also really like these videos since they are great education about different species on the earth that most of us don't even know.
My wife: "How was that book I saw you nose deep in the other day?" From behind the bookcase, in a tiny, muffled voice: "Delicious." Me: "She was talking to me, you freeloader!"
What's the deal with all the tons of "legs" some species silverfish have, but not others? Are those actually legs, and if so why are some species so different? If not, what are they? I'm too grossed out by then to google it
Very noice you arw watching since age 7, that's some good taste, i also used to watch these types of channels in my childhood, less biology 😂, more physics, but yeah, i wish i found deep look
Yay, one of my favorite bugs! Once I got all my food and art stuff safely sealed up, seeing these lil guys around the house went from a worry to a comfort. There's a sort of fish-like wiggle to the way they move around that looks really cute to me. The house feels a bit less lonely with them around, and it's nice to have something joyful in life in place of the fear that used to be there before.
I once had this crawl on my blanket while I was sleeping. I was just laying on my bed when I noticed something white moving, I turned on my flashlight and I jumped out of the bed throwing my blanket on the floor. I look behind an old board with drawing and found about 7. Safe to say I didn’t sleep in that room for a couple of days. This was my grandma’s house and there was a lot of old clothing in the room and I heard they come from that so be careful to clean them regularly.
It's incredible how these tiny little things can just be so incredibly complex. So many things packed into something the size of a fingernail, less even. Nature is incredible with it's efficiency.
Except with brains though. Nature just seems to take a brute force approach by scaling things up. Think about how intelligent rats are with their small brains and how dumb humans are with their huge brains.
Thank you so much for finally delving into Silverfish! I have commented so many times asking for an educational video done by you, I am so grateful you guys turned one out this year ❤ 100 times thank you!
I never kill them, they are not annoying, i haven't noticed any damage or poop from them. Same for pharaoh ants. I have a small amount of both living in my apartment, along with an occasional spider. If i see too many pharaoh ants, i know it's time to clean up =)
@@victortitov1740 if it's firebrats then you're probably fine leaving them be. But if it's silverfish then you need to have an exterminator called because they damage the building itself. Unlike ants that burrow to create a nest, silverfish burrow relentlessly and don't stop unless they decide to burrow in a different spot
they’re really just the cutest little things, aren’t they? too bad they’re pests... they keep going after the newsprint pads of figure drawings in my apartment :^(
They can actually be a positve to your house. They also like to eat mold, so having them around can protect your house from getting moldy. they also remove other dead insects and eat dust mites. They don't carry any diseases. The only downside is that they might damage your books and leatherwear.
I was genuinely hoping that deep look will make a silverfish video one day and my quiet prayers have been answered!!!! I'm so irrationally happy this video exists!
Deep look has taught me so many things that i haven't even learned yet. It's a great channel if you wanna study on animals/microorganisms on a microscope without having to use one!
They look so cute! Also makes sense about firebrats liking heat, I once saw two in my room and they looked bigger and different to the silverfish I have encountered in the bathroom
Before aquariums, people mostly viewed live fish from above. Silverfish and firebrats move and glisten with their scales very similarly as the backs of fishes when viewed from above the surface of the water.
I'd like to thank Deep Look ,Animalogic, MinuteEarth , PBS Eons for quality animal content. Thank you for the time you take to RESEARCH and give us close up looks in a easy way to understand.💖💖💖
yeah the cutest bug that exist. I don't understand why they are considered as pest, i mean they don't that much dammage for what i was able to witness.
I love how this Channel talks about some of the insects, arachnids, etc. in a sweet way. They don’t automatically write all of them off as gross. I think that’s really cool of them! 😊❤️
Here my favorite people bring yet another wonderful Story for everyone. The way they do the job of Storytelling is just beyond words for me to even express.
I have an old books collection. I sometimes am conflicted between excitedly finding and not finding these critters, dead or alive, in them. Thank you as always Deep Look for another hugely fascinating episode.
Hi,im celiene and im 13yrs old and soon to be 14 this year.I just discovered this channel and i just wanna say that i have watch some of you're videos and it helps me a lot and it gives me more courage to follow my dreams to be a vet.I just want to share this because my mother do not support me on my dream of being a vet, so in every video that you have is verry educational for me.THANK YOU,I HOPE YOU CAN HELP MORE PEOPLE☺😊💝
I'm not usually one to correct typos, but I believe you all mean "diptera". It means "two wing", referring to the defining feature that makes flies different from most other insect orders. Most insect orders are named after wing characteristics. "Dipters" isn't a word, at least in English or Latin.
I dunno. To me, it’s the way they scurry around. They look like curiously brainless idiots that would probably be bumping into walls a few times if they were bigger
great video! I have always wondered what they where, every time I walk into the bathroom at night I always see these things I must have used weeks just looking at them from childhood till now while I should probably have been in bed.
The first silverfish I came across were actually crawling on wet rocks in an estuary/ slightly up river from the estuary :P I only met a silverfish living in a human dwelling some years ago after moving to Melbourne. Also I thought it was fireBATS for years since I was 10 years old, until just now haha
Now that i see them upclose in this video, they actually look kinda cute and harmless! Always when i’ve seen these type of insects i’ve just been disgusted and thought that they appear because of bad hygiene lol
Just be careful to keep them moist where to feed them enough food with moisture, this video doesn't mention that they can desicate easily. I found out the hard way by also trying to keep 1 as a pet.
I managed to catch a grey silverfish and have been keeping it in a little insect container with some oats and a little bit of cricket food (in not sure it will eat it but it's worth a shot). They're definitely interesting little creatures.
The rest of the insect species on earth: *evolves* Firebrats and Silverfish: Evolving is so overrated... have fun getting swatted by humans and flying into lamps, nerds!
Fighting the silverfish is useless if you don’t remove the moisture/mould issues that attract them in the first place. The themselves are harmless anyway and usually don’t cause damage
@@KP3droflxp It's not the moisture which attract them, they are not cockroaches, they are insects who live in clean places. They like paper, cereals, sugar, and heat as said in the video, not moisture. And mostly darkness.
when I was at school I used to read books but when I was in trouble this one time a firebrat was in my book and jump scared me to the sky and then I was in trouble for even longer thanks to the firebrat
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As an entomologist, seeing all these videos about invertebrates brings joy to me. Not many people have bothered taking footage of such animals, let alone discussing them in an informative manner targeted at the general public. Bravo!
Hi Jonas, that is high praise coming from an entomologist! We are so glad you are here.
Love watching videos of insects. I dunno wat it is but watching them move is just awesome. They look like moving robots cuz of their exoskeletons. They r just awesome
What do you usually do as an entomologist?
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So that's why silverfish lives in strongholds, they have libraries!
Not wrong!
but they still go after stones rather than books for some reasons.
Silverfish mostly feed on mould and other stuff that accumulates in moist environments, so they definitely fit their minecraft setting
Also they are big for some reason and attack human
In that case though, shouldn't they spawn by the library instead of the end portal?
Dog: **doesn't eat your homework**
Firebrat: "Fine, I'll do it myself"
Your profile pic fitted this comment perfectly
My cousin ate my other cousin’s homework after drawing Batman symbols everywhere. Her teacher thought she was crazy when she came in and said that he brother ate her homework
Thanos
Makes sense
Teacher: homework?
School kid: "My pet firebrats ate it".
Teacher: "All of it, Again"?
School kid: "Big family"
Teacher:"Where is your assignment?"
Me:"Uhhhh......Firebrats ate it?"
I like that excuse!
Its literally digesting information
Teacher: "Oh yeah? How?"
Student: "They uh.. they digest it using uhm... enzymes that they produce to digest mh... tough cellulose. They actually... there's actually only a couple hundred species of them. And uh... their reproduction is uh... ametabol...ous. So uh..."
[half an hour later]
Teacher: "Very good presentation. And here I thought you were just trying to cheat your way out of doing your biology homework."
Student: "Haha, no way. That's... not me, haha. I wouldn't. Do that."
lol onkel
@@onkelpappkov2666 that's kinda sus bro...
They do have a very fluid movement, like a fish. If you've ever scared a few dozen silverfish at once, it's actually kind of cool to watch them scatter. They do look like a school of dish dispersing, their scales flickering like fish scales. I find them to be quite cute, I enjoyed the close up. Their faces close up make them even cuter.
W h a t h o w
i thought i was the only one on earth to find them cute! And i agree it's cool to see a pack of them scaterring around. When i was working in a school library i loved to go in the storage building because it was full of them and looking them walk and run with their silvery scale was the best part of going in the storage building.
I agree they are so cute oml
@@ScaryWolfHead I think you also saw silver fish because they are a close relative and they silver. They cuties oml
they do look cute but they make me feel itchy
I was wondering where all my cereal goes
That's your high uncle, don't blame the firebrats
Have a siblings? Go ask them.
One time I found a dead cockroach in my cereal as I was eating. Needless to say, I got spooked.
Ur mom
First you need to check the cereal befor you put the milk
So tiny yet so fascinating!
That's what she said
Hello verified person
Indeed😃
Crunchy too!
@@angelowerner6512 how dare you
Never have I been so glad that I keep my cereal in a container with a sealed lid.
Who doesn't keep their cereal like that?
@@baulderos1950 I know plenty of people who just push the bag back into the box. On the plus side, their breakfast probably gets a free protein boost.
@@PatienceDepleted “mmm, my cereal is extra crunchy today!”
That is why I don't eat honey smacks. They look like roaches.
@@PatienceDepleted I mean you can always just seal up the bag and squeeze most of the air out when you’re done, i usually tape it like that to make sure it’s sealed but most people I know just twist the bag but that always seems to make the bag open gradually which isn’t too good lol
Alternate title: Insects walking and eating ASMR
That could describe most of our channel
@@KQEDDeepLook Point😂
*Hey, at least the real one are so small that they can't attack*
It's indeed harmless ._.
But still, it's insect :( I wouldn't want any insect to be on my house
;-; some small insects still can attack in large numbers
They attacked my clothes. There's holes in it now
@@gohanson8846 awwwwww :(
This channel is seriously underrated, I'd buy a ticket if there's a documentary in a movie theater and this is the show.
As a person with hundreds of books in my house, as well as having an abiding love of house centipedes, I’m rooting for the house centipede.
from what i heard silverfish will chew on certain fabrics as well
We have them in the Alps lol there bigger then the silverfish/firebrat
@thuring813 I’ve legit caught a few silverfish and fed it to a spider 😂
"These insects don't bite or sting"
Me playing minecraft: That's the biggest lie I've ever heard
Minecraft has some really advanced silverfish species.
@@q-miiproductions878 Also the insects are big
Peko peko peko
Thats silver fish not these. They r related
@@city-2b2t peko
It's interesting to see these primitive insects are still around today. Here's to another million more!
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cheers! 🍻
Cheers!!! 🥂
1:17 I really like how when the firebrat moved you can read "love" while the narrator also says it. Really nice touch, I also really like these videos since they are great education about different species on the earth that most of us don't even know.
Daddy firebrat to his son: "Eat this book and behave, son. Don't be a little brat out there!"
My wife: "How was that book I saw you nose deep in the other day?"
From behind the bookcase, in a tiny, muffled voice: "Delicious."
Me: "She was talking to me, you freeloader!"
I want this sit com now.
"Shaped like a fish"
Excuse me what planet do you live in?
Our team was divided - but they do also wiggle like a fish and have scales.
I guess I can kinda see it. As close to a fish as an insect could look; the resemblance definitely isn't striking tho
What's the deal with all the tons of "legs" some species silverfish have, but not others? Are those actually legs, and if so why are some species so different? If not, what are they?
I'm too grossed out by then to google it
They always have exactly 6 legs. If it has more it might be a house centipede or a woodlouse.
Considering the diverse shapes fish have I'm going to go with Earth.
Most channels avoid insects and creepy crawlers. Really appreciate the content. Arthropods are so fascinating.
omg Im in love with deep look I'm 13 now but but I've been watching since I was 7 so deep look keep going and don't give up
We're going strong!
Dang you got a good taste! Just found Deep look like a year ago and I'm in love until now. Deep look is really awesome
Very noice you arw watching since age 7, that's some good taste, i also used to watch these types of channels in my childhood, less biology 😂, more physics, but yeah, i wish i found deep look
i love how Deep Look makes animals that i wouldnt blink twice at look so cuuuute...
Yay, one of my favorite bugs! Once I got all my food and art stuff safely sealed up, seeing these lil guys around the house went from a worry to a comfort. There's a sort of fish-like wiggle to the way they move around that looks really cute to me. The house feels a bit less lonely with them around, and it's nice to have something joyful in life in place of the fear that used to be there before.
I've always had a quiet appreciation for silverfish, so it's nice to know that appreciation isn't unfounded! Thanks for the video!
I once had this crawl on my blanket while I was sleeping. I was just laying on my bed when I noticed something white moving, I turned on my flashlight and I jumped out of the bed throwing my blanket on the floor. I look behind an old board with drawing and found about 7. Safe to say I didn’t sleep in that room for a couple of days. This was my grandma’s house and there was a lot of old clothing in the room and I heard they come from that so be careful to clean them regularly.
Wait a minute, that's book is Shakespeare! :P Nice getting the silverfish to stand on the word "love" and you mention them loving books.
what if it ate a bible
"Holy Firebrat"
Whoa
Don’t mess with them , they have fused with the knowledge of the heavens
sounds like a final boss to me
Sounds like a boss
If its friendly then it would protect us lol
It's incredible how these tiny little things can just be so incredibly complex. So many things packed into something the size of a fingernail, less even. Nature is incredible with it's efficiency.
Except with brains though. Nature just seems to take a brute force approach by scaling things up. Think about how intelligent rats are with their small brains and how dumb humans are with their huge brains.
@@Laff700 I mean, in a way yes. But not really tho
I think they are cute...
They are not so cute when you live in a building infested with them.
@@Valkyrie_71 I lived in one so i know.
Those gives me chills...
I always thought Cercei was from the greek witch not a bug's butt.
Martin and your layered meaning XD
You might not want to watch the other deep look episodes, then ^^
In my country they are called "ψαρακια" or "tiny fishes"
@Kayra I think it's farakia
Thank you so much for finally delving into Silverfish! I have commented so many times asking for an educational video done by you, I am so grateful you guys turned one out this year ❤ 100 times thank you!
Our pleasure!
Perfect timing! I've been seeing these insects scurrying in my washroom but had no idea what they were or how to even look them up.
I LOVE Silverfish and have since I was a little girl. They're adorable and now that this video shows them up close, I think they're even cuter.
Come on over to my place, you can take home every single one I’ve got!
@@nessamillikan6247 I can add them to my silverfish army 😂🐜
They look cute
Well that's an unpopular opinion
Not that unpopular, they're pretty adorable honestly
You look cute too doge
They are very cute little babs
*Firebrat comes out of sink*
*You walking into the bathroom and find it*
Firebrat:Oh HeY! DoNT mInd me
Whenever I see these fellas my first instinct is to observe them instead of swat them. Am I the only one?
Same here
Same, although I never swat bugs anyway. But I find these ones extra cute for some reason!
I never kill them, they are not annoying, i haven't noticed any damage or poop from them. Same for pharaoh ants. I have a small amount of both living in my apartment, along with an occasional spider. If i see too many pharaoh ants, i know it's time to clean up =)
I'm curious about them but they're kinda scary so i accidentally smack em sometimes 😂
@@victortitov1740 if it's firebrats then you're probably fine leaving them be. But if it's silverfish then you need to have an exterminator called because they damage the building itself. Unlike ants that burrow to create a nest, silverfish burrow relentlessly and don't stop unless they decide to burrow in a different spot
they’re really just the cutest little things, aren’t they? too bad they’re pests... they keep going after the newsprint pads of figure drawings in my apartment :^(
They can actually be a positve to your house. They also like to eat mold, so having them around can protect your house from getting moldy. they also remove other dead insects and eat dust mites. They don't carry any diseases.
The only downside is that they might damage your books and leatherwear.
I was genuinely hoping that deep look will make a silverfish video one day and my quiet prayers have been answered!!!! I'm so irrationally happy this video exists!
Deep look has taught me so many things that i haven't even learned yet. It's a great channel if you wanna study on animals/microorganisms on a microscope without having to use one!
Silverfish have always fascinated me. Blazing fast, shimmering silver, T shaped tail. Makes them look cool and otherwordly.
0:20 How is it shaped like a fish?! It’s shaped more like a bug, to me, like just what it is!
They look so cute! Also makes sense about firebrats liking heat, I once saw two in my room and they looked bigger and different to the silverfish I have encountered in the bathroom
Imagining open your old grandma cookie book and seeing this terrifying creature in it
just close the book again... really, really hard XD
@@Black_Sheep-01 and run it over with your car
Terrifying?!?
They are only half an inch long. Hardly terrifying.
"It's called cerci".
Me: "Cersei???"
"It's shaped like a fish."
Hmmmm... Well I do not know what fish look on the planet you are from! Sure doesn't look like a fish to me. :D
I think it's look like fish
Its just the silvery shine of their scales that looks like a fish.. also they wiggle side to side when they run.. kinda like how a fish swims.
Before aquariums, people mostly viewed live fish from above. Silverfish and firebrats move and glisten with their scales very similarly as the backs of fishes when viewed from above the surface of the water.
I mean after watching that alien centipede, silverfish are pretty cute 🤗
Kurzgesagt shows us the big picture,
Journey to Micro reveals the unseen;
Last but not least is Deep Look,
Giving us everything else in between.
imagine firebrats absorbing the knowledge in books when they eat them-like one chewing on an algebra textbook and becoming a mathematician
The new minecraft texture pack looks nice
I'd like to thank Deep Look ,Animalogic, MinuteEarth , PBS Eons for quality animal content. Thank you for the time you take to RESEARCH and give us close up looks in a easy way to understand.💖💖💖
Wow, thank you!
I was casually playing Xbox when I noticed something on the bed freaked out later found out it was a sliver fish. It freaked me out smh
I know they're pests and all but they're kind of cute.
sis no😭
Pest? Yes... but not much of a harm. They only feed on stack of books or papers we never read or open, also paper glue if I recall
Me too
yeah the cutest bug that exist. I don't understand why they are considered as pest, i mean they don't that much dammage for what i was able to witness.
@@lonerwolf6496 they can destroy rare antique books...
I say let the pests die.
Wow, I learn more in this channel than in my actual class. 👀
ok, this tiny critter got my respect! thanks for the knowledge
I love how this Channel talks about some of the insects, arachnids, etc. in a sweet way. They don’t automatically write all of them off as gross. I think that’s really cool of them! 😊❤️
Glad you enjoy it Melissa. :-)
The cutest part to me is that when the narrator spoke about firebrats loving books a firebrat was on the word love
That’s so cool! I never knew! 😃
Here my favorite people bring yet another wonderful Story for everyone.
The way they do the job of Storytelling is just beyond words for me to even express.
I have an old books collection. I sometimes am conflicted between excitedly finding and not finding these critters, dead or alive, in them.
Thank you as always Deep Look for another hugely fascinating episode.
You are welcome, Simone. :-)
Hi,im celiene and im 13yrs old and soon to be 14 this year.I just discovered this channel and i just wanna say that i have watch some of you're videos and it helps me a lot and it gives me more courage to follow my dreams to be a vet.I just want to share this because my mother do not support me on my dream of being a vet, so in every video that you have is verry educational for me.THANK YOU,I HOPE YOU CAN HELP MORE PEOPLE☺😊💝
The diversity of insects exploded
*shows only dipters*
sorry, I had to. great vid
the point was to show that even dipters alone have hundreds of thousands of species.
I'm not usually one to correct typos, but I believe you all mean "diptera". It means "two wing", referring to the defining feature that makes flies different from most other insect orders. Most insect orders are named after wing characteristics. "Dipters" isn't a word, at least in English or Latin.
This is SO satisfying to watch. Can you make a 6 hour one that’s just silverfish running around?
They're so cute :3
You make everything that’s gross look cool idk how
i saw a silver fish in my house and i punched a hole in the wall
silverfish dont come out of drains, they come out of rocks
Silverfish are some of the strangely cutest insects around. I can't point out why.
Because they have floof
I dunno. To me, it’s the way they scurry around. They look like curiously brainless idiots that would probably be bumping into walls a few times if they were bigger
I've been waiting for this!
Thanks Melissa!
@@KQEDDeepLook you're welcome :)
I love learning about creatures that I haven't heard of. Come to think of it, I even love learning about the ones I HAVE heard of.
Thanks Tracy! We do too.
great video! I have always wondered what they where, every time I walk into the bathroom at night I always see these things I must have used weeks just looking at them from childhood till now while I should probably have been in bed.
The first silverfish I came across were actually crawling on wet rocks in an estuary/ slightly up river from the estuary :P
I only met a silverfish living in a human dwelling some years ago after moving to Melbourne.
Also I thought it was fireBATS for years since I was 10 years old, until just now haha
3:20 mosquito means little fly in spanish
Oooh
Now that i see them upclose in this video, they actually look kinda cute and harmless! Always when i’ve seen these type of insects i’ve just been disgusted and thought that they appear because of bad hygiene lol
Video: "It doesn't bite or sting"
Me: Heh Firebrats are my pets now
Just be careful to keep them moist where to feed them enough food with moisture, this video doesn't mention that they can desicate easily.
I found out the hard way by also trying to keep 1 as a pet.
Also be careful not to knock of their scales, they actually come off rather easily if they stressed and I'm pretty sure it's not good for them
But mostly i dont seem to find one in my house, but hey thanks for the tip my guy.
I wish these were longer. I love em so much.
I remember your earwig episode talking about cerci 😁
I managed to catch a grey silverfish and have been keeping it in a little insect container with some oats and a little bit of cricket food (in not sure it will eat it but it's worth a shot). They're definitely interesting little creatures.
Agreed and same
Firebrat: *eats whole Spider-Man comic-book to itself*
*Super Firebrat* 💪
If it ate a Superman comic, would it be a Super Spider Firebrat?
Out of all bugs including spiders, moths, flies etc., silverfish are my cats all time favourite snack. I don’t know why, but she loves them the most
They are pretty cool looking sometimes you can find them in the sink bath tub hehe great fish food , though they remind me of crickets more
You: just chillin in yo house
That one random silver fish: “im in yo walls”
I was today years old when I learned that mosquitoes are flies.
1:14 i like how the word "love" is in this shot while she talks about how firebrats love to eat books
Me when I saw Deep Look posts a new video: time for some *s c i e n c e*
Oh wow, I love seeing the detail on them! So much different than i expected
Right?!
The rest of the insect species on earth: *evolves*
Firebrats and Silverfish: Evolving is so overrated... have fun getting swatted by humans and flying into lamps, nerds!
This minecraft update is crazy
"and their close relatives the silverfish-"
Minecrafters: *SO YOU HAVE AWAKENED ME*
So that's what all these mysterious comments mean.
These are like the mullets of the insect kingdom. Lol
i gotta deal with these guys a lot and my first thought when they showed footage was “KILL IT KILL IT KILL IT”
huh i see one every few months in my bathroom - usually under a wet sponge or sth. i just flush em down the pipes; if i survives - good for it
Fighting the silverfish is useless if you don’t remove the moisture/mould issues that attract them in the first place. The themselves are harmless anyway and usually don’t cause damage
@@KP3droflxp It's not the moisture which attract them, they are not cockroaches, they are insects who live in clean places.
They like paper, cereals, sugar, and heat as said in the video, not moisture. And mostly darkness.
@@ardonis99 Turn on all the lights during the night and you'll definitely see them more often.
@@irov5884 I was talking about silverfish (as mentioned by Ardonis99), not firebrats.
Always a great day when Deep Look releases a new video.
I absolutely despise these guys because they eat my books!!
Eat your books to prevent them from eating them
@@teteteteta2548 very good tip, I will do that now
when I was at school I used to read books but when I was in trouble this one time a firebrat was in my book and jump scared me to the sky and then I was in trouble for even longer thanks to the firebrat
I love how 99% of the comment rn is "first"
that’s just how every video is :P
they're so cute, love em
"firebrat" sounds like something I would name myself when I'm 6 after someone call me a brat and I don't know what it means
Hi! I love these videos! Keep going. Also, this channel is way underrated. Love you guys:)
I just found one of these in my apartment last night for the first time. Thanks for the speedy release of helpful info Deep Look
Our pleasure!
these little narratives are just a delight.
imagine bying an expensive book then the next thing you know these things are eating all of the pages