Woah. I'm a spider nerd in the bay area and I thought we had brown recluses. Your adventures look like so much fun, I didn't realize we had such cool species.
I'll do a time-lapse if the opportunity presents itself or, rather, if I don't miss the opportunity. The old exoskeleton has some flexibility after the scorpion has separated from it internally, and the new exoskeleton, which is still soft during this process, is even more flexible.
I saw a camel spider in my tent when I was on holiday in the Sahara. It was really cool and had black rings around its forelimbs but I don't know exactly what spider it was.
Nice vid. 🔥. I would love to collect them, nice finds that we have to order online🤣. Luckily you know your stuff, otherwise I'd be out there screaming 🤣🤣😬🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️. I just learned a few of these. 👌
There are no native scorpion species in Northern California capable of hospitalizing an adult unless said adult has an allergic reaction. However, there are a couple of unconfirmed records of introduced Centruroides spp. showing up in NorCal cities.
@@GeneralApathy thanks again for the knowledge You really do a great job informing us viewers Really want to thank you for your content and its much appreciated.
the t. Californicus spider at the end has some smaller relatives that have absolutely invaded my house. southern utah, they get about 3/4 the size and they have absolutely no fear of people, especially problematic when they run for cover in the shower. I do not like them >:(
Great video educational and enjoyable thanks for that keep it up mate but with the Latin name's you talk a little too fast for me to properly understand you hope you don't mind me saying slow down a bit if you can thank you mate
Woah. I'm a spider nerd in the bay area and I thought we had brown recluses. Your adventures look like so much fun, I didn't realize we had such cool species.
This species does not extend any further west than Texas if I am not mistaken.
Camel spiders are cute and scary at the same time lol
How the heck do scorpions molt out their pinchers... seems like be very hard, if you could do a time-lapse of scorpion molt that would be amazing.
I'll do a time-lapse if the opportunity presents itself or, rather, if I don't miss the opportunity. The old exoskeleton has some flexibility after the scorpion has separated from it internally, and the new exoskeleton, which is still soft during this process, is even more flexible.
@@GeneralApathy thanks G, since you don't tell us your name i don't know what else to call you. Love your content.
Never even knew we had camel spiders in California let alone in the Bay Area damn
hello my brave bro,😊🤩
I saw a camel spider in my tent when I was on holiday in the Sahara. It was really cool and had black rings around its forelimbs but I don't know exactly what spider it was.
Nice vid. 🔥. I would love to collect them, nice finds that we have to order online🤣. Luckily you know your stuff, otherwise I'd be out there screaming 🤣🤣😬🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️. I just learned a few of these. 👌
Hey question for you
Any of these scorpions in nor California
Any of them have venom strong enough to hispitalize an adult? Awesome content thank you.
There are no native scorpion species in Northern California capable of hospitalizing an adult unless said adult has an allergic reaction. However, there are a couple of unconfirmed records of introduced Centruroides spp. showing up in NorCal cities.
@@GeneralApathy thanks again for the knowledge
You really do a great job informing us viewers
Really want to thank you for your content and its much appreciated.
@@timjensen9747 You are welcome and thank you so much. :)
Have you ever experienced anything weird while your out at night like any weird sounds or just anything weird ?
Many times. The night seems to amplify the presence of the strange and unknown.
I feel like if my dumb ass picks up a camel spider it would bite me with no hesitation 🤣🤣🤣
Adventure
15:04 would those scorpion activities include rocking you like a hurricane?
Eu achei um escorpião 😔😔😔😔😔
the t. Californicus spider at the end has some smaller relatives that have absolutely invaded my house.
southern utah, they get about 3/4 the size and they have absolutely no fear of people, especially problematic when they run for cover in the shower. I do not like them >:(
1:57 TH-cam's compression of darkness sucks but I'm going to guess this is Veromessor spp.
how did you learn all the proper names And stuff
What was that spider that gave you a threat posture? Again I never heard the Latin name
Great video educational and enjoyable thanks for that keep it up mate but with the Latin name's you talk a little too fast for me to properly understand you hope you don't mind me saying slow down a bit if you can thank you mate
I'd love to be your camera crew
How long does it usually take to find all the stuff that was in the video
It highly depends. Sometimes I'm out for the day and other times I'm out for an hour. I was out for 2-3 hours while shooting this video.