Huge apologies for the delay with the latest video. Family has needed my attention. I'm looking forward to getting back into making more videos. Thanks for everyone's patience and coming back to the channel after a long wait!
Turnah, no worries. Faith and family first. All other things follow. Hope all is well and it wasnt anything too hectic. Great to see you back! A great surprise to see the notification of a new vid!
When you drop a new video every few years it's like seeing an old friend again. Thank you for putting the time in and sharing this experience with the world.
I love how honest you are about the setbacks and random intrusive thoughts during a build. Most people on youtube breeze past this stuff like nothing went wrong and it's really discouraging, you know? But you? You remind the rest of us that yeah, making stuff isn't a straight line from points A to B. Thank you for your candor and humor.
Lets just call them birds... or animals.. im sure if this fella was in scotland, hed be doing the same thing.. Also, im positive if he lived in a land that wasnt waterlocked, he'd help all animals.. lol
As a compressed gas rapidly decompresses, the temperature drops substantially. The vapour puffs you're seeing is the moisture in the air briefly condensing due to the rapid cooling. That's an oversimplification, but it should get the idea across. Also, it's great to see another video from you! Hope to see more soon. :)
Came here to say this. When you compress a gas it heats up as you push the molecules closer together. The temperature then normalises to ambient temp while it sits in the tank. It follows then, that the temperature will decrease when the pressure is released and this results in cooling. Colder air can not carry as much humidity, so it condenses out as a mist. Why two puffs? I think the high pressure air initially gives a more rapid drop in pressure so we see vapour in the exhausted gas. The rest of the water condenses in the manifold but is blown out a fraction of a second later by the lower pressure exhausting out of the reservoir at a slower rate.
I believe it was from Robbie Coltrane that I learned the term "adiabatic expansion." Is that what is occurring here (asks the decidedly non-physicist)?
Thank you for helping restore my faith in humanity I cannot understand why anybody would do something to a beautiful bird like that or any other animal for 😢 thank you for trying to be one of the people that actually is helping there needs to be more people in the world that care like you
Same here. Idk why anyone would be so cruel. I'm convinced some people have devolved into something I don't want to share the planet with. 😔 Kudos Turnah for wanting to help our wild friends. I'm a bird nerd for sure and love feeding my bird friends. My bird bath is like the community pool this summer with many using it as a great place to hang out and get a cold drink from. Now I just need a self cleaning bird bath. 😂 You could make a fortune @Turnah81 if you invented one but I want first dibs and small royalties for the idea 😅
Nice build, Turnah. Too bad about Aaron, but I'm sure you'll get some use out of it yet, to rescue some other birds. Looking forward to the videos. Rest in peace, Mr. Aaron McShiskebab von Binchicken. You will be missed.
Not sure what is worse, calling a bin chicken an ibis, the application of teflon tape in the wrong direction at 4:07 or the end result of the build. Good to see you back Craig and props to you and the family for doing your bit for wildlife rescue.
Happy to see you again. I'm sure this will prove to be very useful in other situations in the future. Love your humor. Thank you for sharing all of this with us. Take good care!
Back in our days volunteering with Pelican and Seabird Rescue (PaSR) over here in Brisbane, we were taught how to use a D-net to catch birds. It was basically a D shaped frame made from conduit a prop and a bit of string to make it fall down. Your design would be a godsend for them.
People like you are Gold! Thank you for helping injured wildlife, all animals need to be treated with respect. Sad about that poor Ibis dragging around that arrow, if it had been pulled out early I am sure that bird would have most certainly recovered.
I can say with confidence that you are a legend! I'm not Australian, but I've done some research and I am confident this is the proper use of the term!
It's a shame Aaron passed before he could be helped, but I'm sure your efforts engineering your remote net-casting contraption won't be wasted. Good on you for caring about the birds.
I bet those birds are stoked to get rescued. nice invention. They tried it her in Texas with deer and a huge net and it was an absolute heartbreaking disaster. Hope this goes better
Yeah sadly deer and other ungulates cannot be safely netted due to the risk of leg breaking and thrashing and tangle mechanics, it's just unsafe for em, I'm surprised to have heard they are still trying nets for ungulate rescue
It seems most are actually being net trapped for human consumption which is sad, if you're going to eat a deer you go out and hunt it ethically don't use tricks or traps, not to mention the net prolonged the suffering of many many many deer, that's jut disturbing
@xxhoneystarzxx4950 this deer net was employed to get deer out of a millionaire golf course neighborhood. I was just working in the neighborhood and heard all the sad stories from a Lt. Colonel client of mine. The project was shut down within 2 weeks. Everything about it was wrong. Shame on that company and HOA that approved it.
Thank you for doing that. Its sad the Bird died, but you did good bro. To the person who shot the bird AND didnt follow up to kill it ~ theres a special HELL waiting for you
Could not resist watching the moment I noticed it. Worth every minute and thank you for using your skills thusly. A short film with educational (STEM), volunteering, film and editing content, plus a great dose of humour; Oscar material for sure.
Isn't this the guy who made the hilarious videos about cats urinating on his cars? He was the funniest person on all of TH-cam, bar none. Why isn't he a multimillionaire by now? Plenty of other far less talented TH-camrs have gotten rich.
This is literally the only time outside of a single episode of Stargate I've heard the term "anulus." I always assumed it was an alien word they made up for that race to call the Stargate.
Thank you for teaching me how to catch wild air!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also, videos like this from you are just as good as the comedy ones. We just like you and your sense of humor! More Videos man!!! RIP Aaron.
11:29 The cause for those vapour puffs are the changes in pressure causing the air to cool down rapidly, similar to when CO2 is released from a CO2 canister it gets super cold.
Looking forward to the next video, I’ve marked it on my calendar as sometime around here, maybe? Who knows, it’ll be worth the wait. Hope you get to save something soon with this, and hope it’s not in as much distress
Say if you partially fill your bathtub, your duck won’t be so angry. Love your channel! I got such a hysterical laughing fit watching your recent rocket launcher video.
Literally can't express happiness seeing you back! And now that you are, please stay! :) The transition of you into becoming a saviour of wildlife simply connects you who you have always been. I kind of remembered a video of Remi Gaillard while watching this. Thank you so much for donning this new cape! #Respect
what a wild invention. never in a hundred years would I have though tto use a net to catch the bird. it makes sense, but its so cool you actually created the machine. awesome work
First time I visited AU I was surprised by all the ibis. Most birds I associated with au from media & other sources were cockatiels, lorikeets, kookaburra, parrots, & the other culprits. Ibis I def associated with places like Egypt. Definitely got the side eye from local picnickers for feeding them, but I was impressed by their seeming intelligence & agility.
Both angry duck and whatever your making will stop all of the hostilities on the planet through the thoughts of what is happening here. Thanks for looking after our wildlife.
The “Smoke” that occurs when firing is condensed water vapor as the compressed air expands it cools causing the water vapor in the air to briefly condense….as it warms back to ambient temperature it disappears… cool gadgets
I'm surprised no one bothered to ring the CSIRO. They've had three-barrelled net guns since the early 1980s. Usually used for deer and roos, they can be easily loaded for bird capture by varying the powder load in the cartridges.
I don’t know if any one else has already mentioned it. The Australian crow/raven can also safely eat cane toads. It does it by turning the cane toad up side down and eating its guts out.
Huge apologies for the delay with the latest video.
Family has needed my attention. I'm looking forward to getting back into making more videos. Thanks for everyone's patience and coming back to the channel after a long wait!
Well, you know what The Fast and the Furious has to say about family.
Wow. I thought you were going to apologise for misleading me
;D
Family comes first dude
Turnah, no worries. Faith and family first. All other things follow. Hope all is well and it wasnt anything too hectic. Great to see you back! A great surprise to see the notification of a new vid!
6:50 That slow head turn is probably the most intimidating thing I’ve ever seen a duck do.
When you drop a new video every few years it's like seeing an old friend again. Thank you for putting the time in and sharing this experience with the world.
Absolutely agree! I missed this man!
I love how honest you are about the setbacks and random intrusive thoughts during a build. Most people on youtube breeze past this stuff like nothing went wrong and it's really discouraging, you know? But you? You remind the rest of us that yeah, making stuff isn't a straight line from points A to B. Thank you for your candor and humor.
6:47
Kid: "Please get down?"
Duck: *Slow turn to the camera "Peace was never an option"*
Heck yeah, Turnah81 shenanigans and protecting Australian native birds, the classic combination!
Lets just call them birds... or animals.. im sure if this fella was in scotland, hed be doing the same thing..
Also, im positive if he lived in a land that wasnt waterlocked, he'd help all animals.. lol
As a compressed gas rapidly decompresses, the temperature drops substantially. The vapour puffs you're seeing is the moisture in the air briefly condensing due to the rapid cooling.
That's an oversimplification, but it should get the idea across.
Also, it's great to see another video from you! Hope to see more soon. :)
Came here to say this. When you compress a gas it heats up as you push the molecules closer together. The temperature then normalises to ambient temp while it sits in the tank. It follows then, that the temperature will decrease when the pressure is released and this results in cooling. Colder air can not carry as much humidity, so it condenses out as a mist. Why two puffs? I think the high pressure air initially gives a more rapid drop in pressure so we see vapour in the exhausted gas. The rest of the water condenses in the manifold but is blown out a fraction of a second later by the lower pressure exhausting out of the reservoir at a slower rate.
@@Chrisamic Go team sci-comm!
I believe it was from Robbie Coltrane that I learned the term "adiabatic expansion." Is that what is occurring here (asks the decidedly non-physicist)?
@@aaronleverton4221 Yes. You can also call it Adiabatic cooling.
⁹@@Chrisamic
It's sad that you didn't catch Aaron the Ibis, but your new net cannon could very well help save many more lives. All inspired by Aaron~
Maybe call it the Aaron cannon in his honour.
Somebody- send this guy a set of hole saws-
Comic relief combined with wildlife charity.... you are thé man, Turnah81. Well done. Greetings from the Netherlands!
"charity" what a shitty word..
Thank you for helping restore my faith in humanity I cannot understand why anybody would do something to a beautiful bird like that or any other animal for 😢 thank you for trying to be one of the people that actually is helping there needs to be more people in the world that care like you
Same here. Idk why anyone would be so cruel. I'm convinced some people have devolved into something I don't want to share the planet with. 😔
Kudos Turnah for wanting to help our wild friends. I'm a bird nerd for sure and love feeding my bird friends.
My bird bath is like the community pool this summer with many using it as a great place to hang out and get a cold drink from. Now I just need a self cleaning bird bath. 😂
You could make a fortune @Turnah81 if you invented one but I want first dibs and small royalties for the idea 😅
Nice build, Turnah. Too bad about Aaron, but I'm sure you'll get some use out of it yet, to rescue some other birds. Looking forward to the videos.
Rest in peace, Mr. Aaron McShiskebab von Binchicken. You will be missed.
That duck's glare when she told him to get down, amazing.
Not sure what is worse, calling a bin chicken an ibis, the application of teflon tape in the wrong direction at 4:07 or the end result of the build.
Good to see you back Craig and props to you and the family for doing your bit for wildlife rescue.
It’s blasphemy to call it an ibis
Happy to see you again. I'm sure this will prove to be very useful in other situations in the future. Love your humor. Thank you for sharing all of this with us. Take good care!
Wtf. Spoilers
Yikes, sorry. I'll remove that part.
"...but they accidentally put too many numbers next to this dollar sign..." so relatable! always out of no where in a new project 😅
Back in our days volunteering with Pelican and Seabird Rescue (PaSR) over here in Brisbane, we were taught how to use a D-net to catch birds. It was basically a D shaped frame made from conduit a prop and a bit of string to make it fall down. Your design would be a godsend for them.
Every time I think he’s forgotten about us, he returns
People like you are Gold! Thank you for helping injured wildlife, all animals need to be treated with respect. Sad about that poor Ibis dragging around that arrow, if it had been pulled out early I am sure that bird would have most certainly recovered.
AHRMAGAWD ITS TURNAH!!!!! Cheers from a fan in Bengaluru India 🎉❤🎉
I can say with confidence that you are a legend! I'm not Australian, but I've done some research and I am confident this is the proper use of the term!
It's a shame Aaron passed before he could be helped, but I'm sure your efforts engineering your remote net-casting contraption won't be wasted. Good on you for caring about the birds.
thank you for helping animals.
It's a bin chicken, just need a super enticing bin. 😂
I was screaming that is a bin chicken at the time so well done.
You're a god dammed hero and a good egg. Thank you for helping the birds.
Thank you so much for sharing this adventure with us!
Ahhh yes the classic "Iron & Pat" technique to flatten square steel tubes. Nice.
I bet those birds are stoked to get rescued. nice invention. They tried it her in Texas with deer and a huge net and it was an absolute heartbreaking disaster. Hope this goes better
Yeah sadly deer and other ungulates cannot be safely netted due to the risk of leg breaking and thrashing and tangle mechanics, it's just unsafe for em, I'm surprised to have heard they are still trying nets for ungulate rescue
It seems most are actually being net trapped for human consumption which is sad, if you're going to eat a deer you go out and hunt it ethically don't use tricks or traps, not to mention the net prolonged the suffering of many many many deer, that's jut disturbing
@xxhoneystarzxx4950 this deer net was employed to get deer out of a millionaire golf course neighborhood. I was just working in the neighborhood and heard all the sad stories from a Lt. Colonel client of mine. The project was shut down within 2 weeks. Everything about it was wrong. Shame on that company and HOA that approved it.
@WormholeNavigator fucking rich people
Once a year the king comes back 👑
Aussie humour is unrivalled.
Thank you for doing that. Its sad the Bird died, but you did good bro.
To the person who shot the bird AND didnt follow up to kill it ~ theres a special HELL waiting for you
My word. He's back!
That's crazy, I'm in WA as well and rescued a duck about 5 years ago that we also named Trevor!
I'm i nsw and rescued a duck from bunnings car park also name Trevor
I like this idea, if the net doesn't catch them there is always a second option of the bird getting knocked out by the weight 😂
OMG LOL that *slow* turn the duck did to whomever was recording was sooo funny.
You are doing a great job! very inspiring and shame on people who harm animals like that, They are everywhere. Amazing to see another upload :)
11:37
@@ScotlandsGold 😂
@@apbosh1 everyone needs a break from helping 🤣
This device should be christened the Aaronator 7000 in honor of this unfortunate Ibis. Very nice to get a notification and see ya again Turnah81. 😎
I've never seen a baby ibis, I had no idea they were that stinking cute!
Next video: Catching a free-roaming pool that’s terrorizing the neighborhood.
Could not resist watching the moment I noticed it. Worth every minute and thank you for using your skills thusly. A short film with educational (STEM), volunteering, film and editing content, plus a great dose of humour; Oscar material for sure.
Poor bird. At least you tried hard to help it. x
The cat repellent videos are still the best! 😂
Isn't this the guy who made the hilarious videos about cats urinating on his cars? He was the funniest person on all of TH-cam, bar none. Why isn't he a multimillionaire by now? Plenty of other far less talented TH-camrs have gotten rich.
Thanks for being our tech guru and for building us the most powerful net launcher.
the bicycle wheel deflating when you said you needed a bike valve made me lol.
Just leaving this comment here for the TH-cam algorithm, well done sir.👏👏👏
Good to have you back Turnah!
Holy shit I did not expect the babies to be that cute You need to save this thing
Love your inventiveness and heart, poor Aarrown but wow, what a huge effort you put in.
Aarrown! Nice one.
Welcome back Mate, we missed you.
This is literally the only time outside of a single episode of Stargate I've heard the term "anulus." I always assumed it was an alien word they made up for that race to call the Stargate.
Your videos are ALWAYS very entertaining! Thank you for helping protect the birds.
Love to see you volunteering, I volunteer for a bird rescue and rehab in Perth too.
Thank you for teaching me how to catch wild air!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also, videos like this from you are just as good as the comedy ones. We just like you and your sense of humor! More Videos man!!! RIP Aaron.
Brother... SALUTE. this is where my soul is calm
I laughed when you were filling the bucket with air. I do the same thing with a clothes basket (yes full of holes) and dump the air on my grandkids.
Good to see you uploading again really did enjoy those cat videos
11:29 The cause for those vapour puffs are the changes in pressure causing the air to cool down rapidly, similar to when CO2 is released from a CO2 canister it gets super cold.
Mate - WA ingenuity at its best.
Easily the funniest and most intelligent bloke on TH-cam.
"Six sided octagon" love it
Looking forward to the next video, I’ve marked it on my calendar as sometime around here, maybe? Who knows, it’ll be worth the wait. Hope you get to save something soon with this, and hope it’s not in as much distress
Say if you partially fill your bathtub, your duck won’t be so angry. Love your channel! I got such a hysterical laughing fit watching your recent rocket launcher video.
Hey cheers. He is an angry duck with his forever home now with a big property. 👍
You had me at the stop sign reference..
This video is hilarious, I hope the rest are like this
Literally can't express happiness seeing you back! And now that you are, please stay! :)
The transition of you into becoming a saviour of wildlife simply connects you who you have always been. I kind of remembered a video of Remi Gaillard while watching this. Thank you so much for donning this new cape! #Respect
what a wild invention. never in a hundred years would I have though tto use a net to catch the bird. it makes sense, but its so cool you actually created the machine. awesome work
I love your humor and your work. Thank you for the laughs and helping the wild life. You're a fun dude!
The returnah of the Turnah!
Man you are doing a great job, much love and respect
The Aussie version of Mark Rober! Very inspiring video. Nice work!
Thank you, friend of birds!
I was just thinking what happened to you putting out new videos or not. So happy to see what you've been up to!
This is an awesome bit of kit
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Yes 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏the Turnah! Returns!
Absolutely enjoy watching your videos. Please keep uploading :)
They caught Gladys and she was found to be profoundly corrupt, but they let her go, go figure.
That damn duck has something against the camera
Thank you for doing this.
First time I visited AU I was surprised by all the ibis. Most birds I associated with au from media & other sources were cockatiels, lorikeets, kookaburra, parrots, & the other culprits. Ibis I def associated with places like Egypt. Definitely got the side eye from local picnickers for feeding them, but I was impressed by their seeming intelligence & agility.
Thank you for the great video. I appreciate the humor. Sandpaper on a rod plus a drill was perfect to polish my first paintgun barrel.
Eyy, hes back!!
It is a good feeling when you help a wild animal. You tried. Your tech will work elsewhere. Much love and respect from me. Here in England.
Wait just a doggone u tube minute. You are the cat repellent guy turned birdcatcher.
He is like a sane version of I Did a Thing.
Did have a good giggle at your air catching method, ahahah a
the fucking legend is back
Both angry duck and whatever your making will stop all of the hostilities on the planet through the thoughts of what is happening here. Thanks for looking after our wildlife.
Excellent doco. Cheers for the fun 😊
Idk if you knew but they’ve had net launchers for a decade probably? But great work!
11:35 NOOO NOT THE BIRD 😭😭😭🤣🤣😂
the bird on the drill bit... lol
The “Smoke” that occurs when firing is condensed water vapor as the compressed air expands it cools causing the water vapor in the air to briefly condense….as it warms back to ambient temperature it disappears… cool gadgets
Such a great use of a couple of whites and a simple tile pipe.
I'm surprised no one bothered to ring the CSIRO. They've had three-barrelled net guns since the early 1980s. Usually used for deer and roos, they can be easily loaded for bird capture by varying the powder load in the cartridges.
What a legend! You’re the best Turnah!
I don’t know if any one else has already mentioned it.
The Australian crow/raven can also safely eat cane toads.
It does it by turning the cane toad up side down and eating its guts out.
He lives! 🏆
5:41 lol that got me for a second 😂