I do collaging for stress management (I am a nurse)and I love a single butterfly in alot of my pieces. Just bumped into this video because I was trying to get inspiration for a blue magazine butterfly~ Oh my God you just took this whole butterfly thing in my head to another level!! You are a true Artist~ I hope you can add more videos. I am mesmerized.
It's called "breeding" Most of these butterfly farms they raise thousands of butterflies on and usually let a percentage go into the wild and the rest die in captivity (which is in huge netted off areas of jungle which they probably don't know the difference) They live about 2 to 3 weeks.. If they were all "hunted" they woulda been gone a LONG time ago.
Anshul, beautiful work. I've watched two of your technical videos on pinning and collecting-VERY helpful. What chemical, if any, do you use in your hydration chambers to control mold? I've read differing opinions on fungicides. Some use naphthalene, others use very small amounts of ethanol, and some use only water. Thank you. -Alex
I’ve got two questions,first i wanna know which are the butterflies on the middle part at minute 6:11 and secondly,Do you sell any of these butterflies,thanks.
Bro, is a very beautifull video. I also like insects, but i´m not too good like you. I like ask you a question. How you do for control the humidity in your collection? You live in a dry city? or you have a artificial dehumidifier in your room for protect your insects pinned? Thank you.
They're not going extinct, lol. Rare butterflies are always off limits and aren't used for farming. This man would have sourced them from a butterfly farm where they are bred (usually in large green-house type buildings.) Raising insects as a conservation effort begun only in the last few decades. The Insect Farming and Trading Agency was formed to control all trade in insect specimens. The IFTA has fostered a program of butterfly farming to encourage protection and preservation of tropical rainforests around the world. In many countries where there is little formal employment, indigenous people are provided an alternative to cutting down the rainforest for the sale of rare woods or burning and stripping land for agriculture. And trust me, the butterflies aren't in any danger of going extinct due to farming.
i got a caccoon that wont turn into butterly outside my house hangin off a propain tank handle its green does it still have time to turn into a butterly ?
@adampc22 Try Watkins & Doncaster Naturalists; they are based in Kent and will be able to provide all the equipment that you will need to start collecting insects. You might also consider joining the Royal Entomological Society and/or Amateur Entomologists' Society.
He, his father and I believe his wife stole over 8 million dollars from the elderly while pretending to donate it to charity and invest it in jobs for the poor. His butterfly company is listed as one of the fake charities in the news report if you look up 'Anshul Fernando'.
Smooth Triston he's not black--what part of that you don't understand? If you're implying him being black by his skin color then we're on the same page. But you're implying that he's black as in... Black African which clearly he's not. It's not rocket science, bro.. Stop being a moron and you clearly need to take your own advice. #Commonsensedumbass
Smooth Triston you're the idiot. You were misinformed from the get-go. You thought he was black but you realized he didn't talked like black so you posted, "Whitest black guy ever..." It's okay to be wrong let alone being corrected, bro..
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I do collaging for stress management (I am a nurse)and I love a single butterfly in alot of my pieces. Just bumped into this video because I was trying to get inspiration for a blue magazine butterfly~ Oh my God you just took this whole butterfly thing in my head to another level!! You are a true Artist~ I hope you can add more videos. I am mesmerized.
Thank you for video. Best entomological greetings from Ukraine!
Would it be possible to rear Ornithoptera and other lepidoptera especially the rare/endangered species in a large green house with larval food plants?
It's called "breeding" Most of these butterfly farms they raise thousands of butterflies on and usually let a percentage go into the wild and the rest die in captivity (which is in huge netted off areas of jungle which they probably don't know the difference) They live about 2 to 3 weeks.. If they were all "hunted" they woulda been gone a LONG time ago.
This an art and truly a wonderful one :)
Anshul, beautiful work. I've watched two of your technical videos on pinning and collecting-VERY helpful. What chemical, if any, do you use in your hydration chambers to control mold? I've read differing opinions on fungicides. Some use naphthalene, others use very small amounts of ethanol, and some use only water. Thank you. -Alex
Don't bother getting tips or help from that fraud.. The guy along with his wife was charged with fraud & theft that cost over $10,000 last year.
I’ve got two questions,first i wanna know which are the butterflies on the middle part at minute 6:11 and secondly,Do you sell any of these butterflies,thanks.
Bro, is a very beautifull video. I also like insects, but i´m not too good like you. I like ask you a question. How you do for control the humidity in your collection? You live in a dry city? or you have a artificial dehumidifier in your room for protect your insects pinned?
Thank you.
Do you breed butterflies and insects to stop them from going extinct?
No, he doesn't!
They're not going extinct, lol. Rare butterflies are always off limits and aren't used for farming. This man would have sourced them from a butterfly farm where they are bred (usually in large green-house type buildings.) Raising insects as a conservation effort begun only in the last few decades. The Insect Farming and Trading Agency was formed to control all trade in insect specimens. The IFTA has fostered a program of butterfly farming to encourage protection and preservation of tropical rainforests around the world. In many countries where there is little formal employment, indigenous people are provided an alternative to cutting down the rainforest for the sale of rare woods or burning and stripping land for agriculture.
And trust me, the butterflies aren't in any danger of going extinct due to farming.
I love it
i got a caccoon that wont turn into butterly outside my house hangin off a propain tank handle its green does it still have time to turn into a butterly ?
well, a 'caccoon' will never turn into a butterfly, fact
and, sorry for my english
Great information. Thank you for sharing.
a truly inspiring individual and happy earth day kids
how do you make a humid box
genius, well done
must study again , works of art
Sir I'm also an EnToMoLogiSt from Pakistan .... please let me know how can I contact you?? I have something to discuss with you ....
Thank you very much from Victor ny
Very positive. Not a small accomplishment these days.
Thank you for this video. Best greetings from Ukraine! Good luck working with butterflies! :)
VERY NICE COLLECTION! THANK YOU!
@adampc22 Try Watkins & Doncaster Naturalists; they are based in Kent and will be able to provide all the equipment that you will need to start collecting insects. You might also consider joining the Royal Entomological Society and/or Amateur Entomologists' Society.
Magnifique
I heard that this guy was arrested for criminal activity.
That's actually very true ! Seriously
He, his father and I believe his wife stole over 8 million dollars from the elderly while pretending to donate it to charity and invest it in jobs for the poor. His butterfly company is listed as one of the fake charities in the news report if you look up 'Anshul Fernando'.
Oh that is sad
:OOO
donde las compras
You good sir just earned a subscribe
Sorry, me again...Do you have a website?
Holy smoke!!
Thats a huge number of death specimens...
if you want beautiful insects come n visit naga
nagaland
Anshul name is Indian is he Indian
Yes he is. But according to the idiot commenter Smooth Triston below, he's black. 😂
how do i kill the insect?
so u basically play with dead insects...ur kool......
So sad
Don't watch it then
Whitest black guy ever.
Except he's not black, he's Indian..
Cole Slaw
That is clearly a black guy. You should give your eye doctor a visit.
Smooth Triston he's not black--what part of that you don't understand? If you're implying him being black by his skin color then we're on the same page. But you're implying that he's black as in... Black African which clearly he's not. It's not rocket science, bro.. Stop being a moron and you clearly need to take your own advice.
#Commonsensedumbass
Cole Slaw
He clearly has african features. Skin color, facial structure, ect. You're the one being an idiot here.
Smooth Triston
you're the idiot. You were misinformed from the get-go. You thought he was black but you realized he didn't talked like black so you posted, "Whitest black guy ever..."
It's okay to be wrong let alone being corrected, bro..
Absolutely disgusting. Ivory trade of the insects.
No it's not snowflake