Hey Santore, I was stuck on the side of a mountain in central Colorado today and I was feeling very alone. I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and its really been helping with my mental state and my engagement with the world. Anyways as lonely as I was I suddenly felt like you were there with me, and I could see the world almost as you see it. I started filming and walking around, pointing my camera at plants while making up latin names in the best Chicago accent i could muster. I plan to look a few of them up and try to I.D. or at least attempt the D-Key dance. Basically I wanted to put some good vibes back your way because your spirit and teaching really did help me to stay calm and carry on today. Thank you for sharing and for doing what you do. -Michigander 'stuck' in Colorado
remind me of the forrests on the great dividing range over in east australia, also remind me of the creeks of the datrling range in perth western australia where a species has naturalised, they are a quintiessentially gondwanan dinosaur vibe that I can never get enough of
Thank you for your hard work, your uploads have really inspired me to look harder at the beauty around me. I never knew botany could be the key to my anger management, Great Vidz!!!!
Beautiful footage of the sunset! Perhaps a few more seconds next time? I also loved the night sounds, definitely felt less homicidal. Thank you, you velvety Bastard.
You make me want to become a college professor in Botany so that I can show students your videos then translate them into college appropriate lessons lol.
This is what "college appropriate" should be. I probably would not have forgotten 80% of what I was taught in school if teachers were this interesting.
Susan Eirthug These poor young kids are just raised with too much. The expectations are drivin them stinky bastads into the ground aye. I can’t imagine it happening but a life without AI again would be a nice treat, wouldn’t be fun to adjust. We’d have to stabilize after coming down from the phone high and phone hangover idk man okay Go fuck ya selves Love you
I’ve already sent one of his other videos to my Weeds Science professor from undergrad. I feel that pretty much any of these videos would be excellent supplement lesson material. 😁
I am loving your New Caledonia jaunt, man! Always wanted to see tons of Angiopteris. Hey and that TALLLL Cyathea is crazy. Never as fat as Dicksonias, Cyatheas shoot up much faster- you can almost watch those crazy croziers unfurl. Sexiest and hairiest ferns around! And here you are in a sea of Parasitaxus... you won't forget this trip in a hurry! There is so much great stuff here. GREAT GREAT vids, bro! (Too bad we let that chubby frog Napoleon III take over New Caledonia, and it's still French: it should be OURS, it's in the name- New Scotland and I think one of the islands is even called Brittania? Damn it. I could have gone ro retire there.)
New Caledonia seems lovely- was really intrigued by the drosera (one of my faves!) Live in New England, but have spent time in more southerly regions of the world- am fascinated by places where growing doesn't shut down a few months every year! Love what you're doing; bought some merch. (Hope you get a decent percentage!)
Those are the sporangia and they drop microscopic spores out. The fern life cycle is weird as fuck and very cool, you should read about it. "Alternation of generations", gametophyte sex, swimming sperm, etc...
I looked for left over t-shirts from the fun run in the merchandise store. Maybe there weren't any. On a serious note, thanks again for bringing us to and explaining the uniqueness of this place.
MEAT BONANZA!! Funny synchronicity.. I just watched today's video (with all the Frozen Plants in TX), and u said to Jack "U wanna go to Sausagefest 2021??" Lmfao.. What r the odds I would randomly watch this one (from a year ago) in which u also mention a festival of MEAT that Jack wants to attend??
They have some of the flying foxes on display at the Oakland zoo. Their dongs are not only huge, they're prehensile as well.As me and my kids were watching them, ones hanging upside down scratching it's chin with it! Nice!
I got lost in the Hoosier National forest for 8 hours. This was before GPS. Thought I was gonna die. Canopy is heavy no long views. Going up a mountain can be okay but guarantee he has all the boy scout stuff plus a gps tracker satellite thinggy.
@@susaneirthug415 Jeez thats heavy. Man wouldnt yah love to be there with him, amazing island. I thought when he's on the path its okay but he wanders off into the undergrowth i figure he must be using gps. take it easy.
not joking nothing has made me happier than the mention of my least favorite yet still oft frequented home despot. but it's on 26th and cicero. the cermak and cicero center has the cermak produce, the easiest AMC theater to sneak into and watch 3 movies in a row in, a white castle, and my all time favorite taco bell.
He really helps me not be depressed. He's helping that lady that went to jail and shit. He's a bully killa. Makes me feel like there is hope for some humans.
My parents bought in McHenry county, hour & 1/2 commute to work in Chicago back in the 70s. School in Evanston, had to live in what was the hood back then, N. Rogers Park. Apartments built in the 30s with holes for the ice man to deliver into. Prolly totally gentrified by now. Howard Street was an open air drug market. Better education than college!
wow I wonder what kind of critters we can find there like the frogs , salamanders , birds , fungus and moss etc I'm obsessed by micro habitats, micro plants , etc ... doing a video on the biodiversity of this plance would be amazing. I never heard of this place and all the plants there I would like to get lost there for days only observing them and documenting... hope the place is well protected from urbanization so it will stay that way in the future
You gotta have that thick accent it’s what gets us off ❤️ all those long science words impress me even if you make them up (burrito slot being me fave) I don’t give a donut if it’s correct or not I’m here for it all
Speaking of roads..did you know there is not a single spot in the continental USA that isn't more than 20 miles from a man made road? I think of that sometimes when you show places where I never spot a road or telephone poll. You might have ticked off the Palm people who watched this by not ID ing the palms. New Caledonia is a hot spot for California palmophiles. That tallest looked like an Actinokentia,but I could be totally wrong. Yep,love Lycopods and Selaginella. So hard to grow in the dry air bay area. The Cyathea was magnificent. I've never seen a tree fern ( I've seen a lot in the bay area) come close in mass or height as that one. I thought the Dicksonia's in GGP park were enormous..wow,that Cyathea!
Ya know, I would absolutely send in a donation to get a crappy NPR/PBS-style CPBBD tote bag. Maybe have a membership drive where we are treated to you singing all the hits of Herman’s Hermits or Motown’s golden oldies.
@ 28:20, I think the flying foxes are "ridge soaring" on updrafts from the wind hitting the hills and deflecting upwards, not soaring on thermals. Needs sunlight on the ground for thermals. Same difference, they can climb or hover with less work.
Gosh, I love tree ferns! Last year I got myself a little Dicksonia Antarctica but somehow it barely made it over the (very mild) winter last year and is still in quite a bad shape, please like this comment to help my boy grow.
I feel that one bit should have been filmed in black and white, with you peeking seductively from behind a fern. "A Hint Of Serpentine... Fer dose special moments... Like when you wash yer ass in a creek an' what da shit. Wanna buy a watch? 5 bucks. S'a good watch.. hey c'mere.. c'mere, I'm talkin' at you... C'mere!"
RE: comment at 13:40. Right, but the taxes in Cook are too damned high because everyone working in county government is brought in thinking it's okay to take a taste. I live in the East Bay now, but if I ever move back home, I want to see the county clean up its act and part of that doing away with the attitude that corruption is simply a part of doing the county's business. F___ that.
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This channel is a masterpiece
Hey Santore,
I was stuck on the side of a mountain in central Colorado today and I was feeling very alone. I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now and its really been helping with my mental state and my engagement with the world. Anyways as lonely as I was I suddenly felt like you were there with me, and I could see the world almost as you see it. I started filming and walking around, pointing my camera at plants while making up latin names in the best Chicago accent i could muster. I plan to look a few of them up and try to I.D. or at least attempt the D-Key dance. Basically I wanted to put some good vibes back your way because your spirit and teaching really did help me to stay calm and carry on today. Thank you for sharing and for doing what you do.
-Michigander 'stuck' in Colorado
zerothepr0t0typ3 ~ I think I speak for everyone here- I’d love to see your videos, too! Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, you know..
Valió el esfuerzo fue difícil pero las plantas y sus flores son espectaculares muchísimas gracias por el video.
I'm loving the tree ferns in this series. So dreamy and yet so majestic.
remind me of the forrests on the great dividing range over in east australia, also remind me of the creeks of the datrling range in perth western australia where a species has naturalised, they are a quintiessentially gondwanan dinosaur vibe that I can never get enough of
Thank you for your hard work, your uploads have really inspired me to look harder at the beauty around me. I never knew botany could be the key to my anger management, Great Vidz!!!!
Absolutely stunning. Thanks for the bats and the mysterious sounds at the end. Nice.
Thank you for that A+ view of that millipede. It was adorable and magnificent 😀
Love how the sunset colors mirrors the parasitaxis colors. Perfect!!
Glad you pointed out the 'knobby knobs'! Wonderful video with (again) more info than I can retain. :-) Nice shout out to DG!
Love you so much! Appreciating the world around me so much more, while it lasts anyway!
Get it while it's hot!
when I'm at the park looking at leaves and thinking oh yeahhhh
Loving the night sounds .....
What a freakin great video giant ferns, sundews, and a bat or 2 what's not to love, Thank you
Botany and laughter. Who could ask for more? :)
Could not love this more. Thank you !!!
Thanks for sharing these views. Nature's beautiful.
Beautiful footage of the sunset! Perhaps a few more seconds next time? I also loved the night sounds, definitely felt less homicidal. Thank you, you velvety Bastard.
Love the sounds at the end, really made it feel like I was there. Minus the mosquitoes and stupidly hot and wet weather.
You make me want to become a college professor in Botany so that I can show students your videos then translate them into college appropriate lessons lol.
This is what "college appropriate" should be. I probably would not have forgotten 80% of what I was taught in school if teachers were this interesting.
Shit! Back in the days before PC, professors would smoke in classes! Cuss too.
Susan Eirthug
These poor young kids are just raised with too much. The expectations are drivin them stinky bastads into the ground aye. I can’t imagine it happening but a life without AI again would be a nice treat, wouldn’t be fun to adjust.
We’d have to stabilize after coming down from the phone high and phone hangover idk man okay
Go fuck ya selves
Love you
I’ve already sent one of his other videos to my Weeds Science professor from undergrad. I feel that pretty much any of these videos would be excellent supplement lesson material. 😁
I love your videos, especially at the end of a long day surrounded by concrete, drywall, and conditioned air
The view at 28:50 was absolutely stunning!
those are some mind blowing flora and landscapes!
thank-you for the final sounds....fabulous!
Seeing the flying foxes against the sky was so peaceful
Awesome video content. So glad you're being supported. You really need to force the EPA to hike with you. They may learn something.
Now that was a sunset! Glad you put that in.
Your production value has exploded since you started. I'm so happy to see this channel doing well. Keep doing you, bud! It's why we're all here
I love this series so much!
I am loving your New Caledonia jaunt, man! Always wanted to see tons of Angiopteris. Hey and that TALLLL Cyathea is crazy. Never as fat as Dicksonias, Cyatheas shoot up much faster- you can almost watch those crazy croziers unfurl. Sexiest and hairiest ferns around! And here you are in a sea of Parasitaxus... you won't forget this trip in a hurry! There is so much great stuff here. GREAT GREAT vids, bro! (Too bad we let that chubby frog Napoleon III take over New Caledonia, and it's still French: it should be OURS, it's in the name- New Scotland and I think one of the islands is even called Brittania? Damn it. I could have gone ro retire there.)
Was curious about what kind of thing he would teach me about flying foxes. Was not disappointed X)
Love me some little knobby knobs on them goddam rachis.
I love how Millipede's legs move. Such a cool system to deal with all those legs
That parasitic gymno was siiiiicccckkkkkk, want a full color tattoo of that right now!
7:17 this is stunning. Never seen anything like it
New Caledonia seems lovely- was really intrigued by the drosera (one of my faves!) Live in New England, but have spent time in more southerly regions of the world- am fascinated by places where growing doesn't shut down a few months every year!
Love what you're doing; bought some merch. (Hope you get a decent percentage!)
The view at the end is so serene.
I love how the fricken seeds line up on the leaves of the ferns.
Those are the sporangia and they drop microscopic spores out. The fern life cycle is weird as fuck and very cool, you should read about it. "Alternation of generations", gametophyte sex, swimming sperm, etc...
Dennis Farina was great in Get Shorty. I didn't expect to find him in the South Pacific.
I looked for left over t-shirts from the fun run in the merchandise store. Maybe there weren't any. On a serious note, thanks again for bringing us to and explaining the uniqueness of this place.
MEAT BONANZA!! Funny synchronicity.. I just watched today's video (with all the Frozen Plants in TX), and u said to Jack "U wanna go to Sausagefest 2021??" Lmfao.. What r the odds I would randomly watch this one (from a year ago) in which u also mention a festival of MEAT that Jack wants to attend??
cpbbd is like david attenborough, but more sarcastic
bakunicorn ~ The Bill Burr of Botany!
George Carlin, high on nature. 😉
I watched the millipede. All I could think of was...”Did you hear the one about the millipede that tripped and fell?”
They have some of the flying foxes on display at the Oakland zoo. Their dongs are not only huge, they're prehensile as well.As me and my kids were watching them, ones hanging upside down scratching it's chin with it! Nice!
I hear Marylin Manson has a similar superpower. nice.
Except he uses it to scratch his tonsils!
Being from Crook & Dupage makes watching these much more entertaining, thank you
You'll get your balance man. Keep at it, and thank you.
Hint of Serpentine: Now with Krait Venom.
Another great stroll.
"Waxy Dennis Farina"😂 You're a pip!👌🏻
“Just broke off some o’dat. Oops. Anyway.” Haha, story of my life.
Such a wonderful educational video. Thank you
I hope you recorded the Betty Loren-Maltese part *before* you heard about the Blago release, which I also want you to go off on a rant about.
That millepede was massive
This trip is amazing, loving every bit. How do find yout way around without getting lost. Take it easy.
I got lost in the Hoosier National forest for 8 hours. This was before GPS. Thought I was gonna die. Canopy is heavy no long views. Going up a mountain can be okay but guarantee he has all the boy scout stuff plus a gps tracker satellite thinggy.
@@susaneirthug415 Jeez thats heavy. Man wouldnt yah love to be there with him, amazing island. I thought when he's on the path its okay but he wanders off into the undergrowth i figure he must be using gps. take it easy.
not joking nothing has made me happier than the mention of my least favorite yet still oft frequented home despot. but it's on 26th and cicero. the cermak and cicero center has the cermak produce, the easiest AMC theater to sneak into and watch 3 movies in a row in, a white castle, and my all time favorite taco bell.
Used to paint graffiti on the train tracks near that home depot twenty years ago.
why do I feel safe when I hear your voice ...weird...
He really helps me not be depressed. He's helping that lady that went to jail and shit. He's a bully killa. Makes me feel like there is hope for some humans.
Insomniac here, he helps a lot.
Gods asshole fucking knows why cause I sure don’t
I fall asleep listening to Joey’s podcasts. Chicago is my second home, his South Side honk is music to my ears.
Love the up close shots of plants and bugs and then the zoom out to beautiful landscape.. perspective.
Sounds like it's time to call in the Big Gun, Al Scrotch, on this fundraiser. He really stirs people up.
Amazing to see this stuff.
so nice to vicariously botanize through your phone/eyes, u left from a 1st world country but you're coming back to an autocratic banana republic sadly
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My parents bought in McHenry county, hour & 1/2 commute to work in Chicago back in the 70s. School in Evanston, had to live in what was the hood back then, N. Rogers Park. Apartments built in the 30s with holes for the ice man to deliver into. Prolly totally gentrified by now. Howard Street was an open air drug market. Better education than college!
Whoa shit, I'm watching 6 month old CPBBD and there's 2 new ones uploaded !
eau du Serpentine has a nice ring to it lol
wow I wonder what kind of critters we can find there like the frogs , salamanders , birds , fungus and moss etc I'm obsessed by micro habitats, micro plants , etc ... doing a video on the biodiversity of this plance would be amazing. I never heard of this place and all the plants there I would like to get lost there for days only observing them and documenting... hope the place is well protected from urbanization so it will stay that way in the future
You gotta have that thick accent it’s what gets us off ❤️ all those long science words impress me even if you make them up (burrito slot being me fave) I don’t give a donut if it’s correct or not I’m here for it all
Speaking of roads..did you know there is not a single spot in the continental USA that isn't more than 20 miles from a man made road? I think of that sometimes when you show places where I never spot a road or telephone poll.
You might have ticked off the Palm people who watched this by not ID ing the palms. New Caledonia is a hot spot for California palmophiles. That tallest looked like an Actinokentia,but I could be totally wrong.
Yep,love Lycopods and Selaginella. So hard to grow in the dry air bay area. The Cyathea was magnificent. I've never seen a tree fern ( I've seen a lot in the bay area) come close in mass or height as that one. I thought the Dicksonia's in GGP park were enormous..wow,that Cyathea!
Thanks for the botany tutorial
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Ya know, I would absolutely send in a donation to get a crappy NPR/PBS-style CPBBD tote bag. Maybe have a membership drive where we are treated to you singing all the hits of Herman’s Hermits or Motown’s golden oldies.
The sunset with bats riding thermals was beautiful. Tiny bats in Michigan do not ride thermals.
please open a botanic garden and run tours for the public. god bless
Thank you.
@ 28:20, I think the flying foxes are "ridge soaring" on updrafts from the wind hitting the hills and deflecting upwards, not soaring on thermals. Needs sunlight on the ground for thermals. Same difference, they can climb or hover with less work.
Wind was coming from opposite direction, towards the right. Sun had just set and ground was still warm.
20:26 Got some mites hitchin' a ride on the millipede train
No one:
Serpentine for men: get some action with serpentine
Gosh, I love tree ferns!
Last year I got myself a little Dicksonia Antarctica but somehow it barely made it over the (very mild) winter last year and is still in quite a bad shape, please like this comment to help my boy grow.
Grew up right next to Bachelors Grove, Midlothian
wikipedia says she took 12 million! thats not peanuts
Come back to Aus mate.
I'll take ya' bushwalking over a couple interesting national parks.
Maybe even show ya' some mushroom pickin' spots aye
I feel that one bit should have been filmed in black and white, with you peeking seductively from behind a fern.
"A Hint Of Serpentine... Fer dose special moments... Like when you wash yer ass in a creek an' what da shit. Wanna buy a watch? 5 bucks. S'a good watch.. hey c'mere.. c'mere, I'm talkin' at you... C'mere!"
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love the farina
Weve gotta get you to Madagascar!
Very cool!!! Watch out for snakes, spiders a nd sink holes..be safe..and thank you!
Cannot believe that is a fern
Me:*sees new video* Holy shit it's him
Him: Holy shit
Excellent :)
Great view of this very alien landscape. Wonderful! You lost me though at the expungement PSA. $12million ain’t chump change.
It was.... A joke. I do not support Betty Loren-Maltese or any other sleazebag Illinois politicians save for their comedic value.
Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't : dude! I wasn’t tracking so well. My apologies. My hat is off to you as always. You always amaze.
You fooled me, and I grew up around Chicago. As the saying goes, sarcasm never speaks clearly.
To paraphrase Studs Terkel, Illinois politicians aren't the most corrupt, but the most theatrically corrupt@@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt
incredible content. . . Best on youutbe
Very interesting.
i lived in Downers Grove upon a time!
RE: comment at 13:40. Right, but the taxes in Cook are too damned high because everyone working in county government is brought in thinking it's okay to take a taste. I live in the East Bay now, but if I ever move back home, I want to see the county clean up its act and part of that doing away with the attitude that corruption is simply a part of doing the county's business. F___ that.
So nice and interesting
What skies!
I need a ruler tattooed on my finger now. And where do I donate to the fun run?
I'd buy a t-shirt that says Obducted Ophiolitic Nappe
The Home Despot
Hey Just got on that patreon! Hopefully it works for ya
any horsetail genus?
Thanks
That place seems very empty of insects, maybe it's the season?
Where are ya here?