Facts 😂

Bruh my first thoughts... lmao. Fucked up it doesn't seem as bad with fish/shrimp

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Chances are, most of these creatures would be dead or missing appendages, if not in captivity. Victims of the wild, victims of the natural order of things.

😂😂😂😂 lmaooo I thought this too

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I'm dead

@@zakrylee9918 yea so is the other shrimp

Faster death

@@zakrylee9918 tbh you deserve to be

Exactly

Absolute menace to society

@@FilthyFrankenjoyer it's a shrimp... How's the man who owns a shrimp a menace🤨

@@trmar4030 bc that mantis shrimp could possibly break his tank and get out if it wanted to, their punches are very strong

@@milo3447 hope you speak shrimp cuz its gonna be world domination

and start punch everything out of the way

He very much could, they punch with the force of a .22

They been known to do just that

@@denigong9708 I think the closest feat was one cracking glass.

@@denigong9708 Closest PROVEN feat.

That a good idea

Pls that would be great footage

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@king tiger 1026 That's impossible, I had someone in my aquarium get hit and he got a really bad bruise not those side effects. holy crap thx for the likes

Finger ? ...he lets the mantis shrimp attack his balls like that

They do that shit naturally 😂

Man's gonna 1v1 his enemies and consume them, then he gets overpowered!

@0ホアキン One Punch Mantis 👊 🤜 🤛 💥

@@craven4bmore709 that’s the pistol shrimp lmao

@@fuckyoutube1999 true...true. ONE PUNCH SHRIMP!

Never thought i'd spend my time reading triggered comments. Oh to be young and naieve. Lmao

Most kids 2021 "i hate being young. I wanna be free from my parents and school"...adults 2021 "kid you just switch to a different parent. One that will lock you in a room if you misbehave." LMAO

@@veradark5066 who’s triggered?

@@diddlypinkus1493 lmao not triggered or havnt you noticed me making a joke? 🤷‍♀️ oh well not everyone has an intelligence either 🤦‍♀️ 👻

@@diddlypinkus1493 and wasnt talking of the man above lol

Big mantis was like what’s up little bro, and proceeds to smack em with as much force as possible

Cruel punks

At least make it fair bruh

I dont

@@charlestaylor6216 it’s life my guy

He don’t want him to suffer like dying slow he wanted a quick death lol

Kinda depends on what predator means to you. Since the peacock is larger than the other shrimp but part of the same family, I wouldn’t consider it a predator. Others would because it’s killing it. It’s fine whatever you think.

Yeah but the whole idea is that post-fight his pet gets to eat that one I hope

Feeding not fighting

It s live feeding, obviously the opponent isn t as strong as his pet, if it was hi pet could die

You guys realize it hardly matters the size, either of them could've broken their shells or limbs in just one well placed punch. This is like putting a fat guy with a gun up against a skinny guy with a gun... A gun is a gun dude.

@@HiddenRealm Not a great analogy. A bigger gun beats a smaller gun. The smaller mantis has a smaller weapon. Which also means the bigger Mantis has more range with his bigger weapon, hits harder, and since he is big he is harder to kill.

@@SeudXe not harder to kill it just makes it harder to hit in the right spot rest was true

@@HiddenRealm nope, it’s just like placing a big muscular guy against a small muscular guy. For comparison: “hehe big muscle against small muscle wonder who’ll win”.

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10:17 man time stop 😂😂😭😭

@@gamersnipzperz1850 ZA WARUDO! WRRRRYYYYYYYY

@@treyanimationz 1 sec has passed 2 sec has passed 3 sec has passed.....

Jojo reference

How many bugs have you stepped on in your life????

he's a fish person so none

@Maverick No? He is clearly a fish person, so naturaly he wouldn't have and dogs or cats buried in his yard

@Maverick that was quite dense lol

@Maverick he can do what he wants bro

@Maverick he doesn’t give a shit about what any of you say that’s why he kept posting till 6 months ago

Mantis shrimp are extremely territorial and only really interact with others of there own species to mate so I doubt it

@@garlicbreadwarlock6054 oh thanks cause I was actually wondering the exact same thing because it took two days for the big one to finally finish the job I thought at first he was just testing so see if the small one would be hostile and then let it be but as the days went by he realized he wasn’t getting food so he assumed the small one had to be the food. Although I doubt a shrimp mantis can think that much lol

If it were a female, the Mantis would consider it as long as temhey are supplied with good food. But the Mantis would probably turn on her as soon as the food becomes scarce or he forgets to feed them for a while

Naw but the one he had needs a bigger tank and just saying it would make for a better fight

No they are highly aggressive and territorial. In nature one of them leaves the area or one of them must die, it is da wae.

Yeah I agree it makes no sense to get mad at the guy sense this stuff happens in the wild all the time

Except most of these shrimps dont even meet each other because they live in different oceans therefore they dont eat eachother. Which is in fact animal cruelty

@@domino6434 Objection, my man So if you mean "Most of these live in other oceans" I assume you are reffering to the other shrimps he has shown But obviously, this encounter would happen in the wild, feeding live animals to other animals is not considered (in my opinion) animal cruelty. All he does is keep the shrimp feeling like if he was on the wild Note that I don't agree 100% with his action still

. This is clearly a man seeing the full potential of his “pet” by putting it up against other exotic pet store sea creatures that can actually do damage back. It’s no different than a dog fight.

This isn’t the wild, they’re different species in a small tank, they should be separated

No he wouldent he would need a couple dogs first

Who is that

@@phoenix8761 Former athlete arrested for hosting dog fights

@@calamorta hosting...nice downplay 😂🤣

​@@ijixqa1415No just a couple of Mantis Shrimp.

He was a trooper 😢but big mantis whooped him

​@@gangway-ig9wnhe did? To me it seemed like the little one was eventually probably just removed from the tank. I don't recall seeing it die or get eaten or anything

LMAO

just moved him. Video coming soon

@@saltybrackishfresh They can make a crazy burrow labyrinth if the sand is deep enough, they actually take pieces of rock rubble and coral skeleton and use it to create supports under the substrate to hold up their burrows in loose sand. A good burrow seems to help a lot with molting success in my experience too. Keep up the good work I look forward to the video!

@@frognose that's awesome. Oh to be in the mind of a mantis shrimp. They surely are planning and thinking of these things in some advance.

Would you prefer if he let the mantis shrimp starve?

@@juliobulio4288 loool these bombaclatt vegans don't understand they won't eat non moving food.

@@juliobulio4288 Tf you on about? Give him some food that he'll just be able to eat, not one that could potentially injure him. It's what you do with every animal that needs live food. It's so obvious yet you decided to write this question and @I i decided to look like a dumbass for the sake of an unfunny vegan joke. Good job lol.

Yes

@@griffin1095 it’s like that in the wild man if the guy wants his mantis shrimp to feel more wild than he can do what he wants

I mean there's fight crabs with items off

“The Isle” is like what you’re describing, but with dinosaurs. You actually play as a dinosaur

"I feel like the little ones blind" Well thank you captain intuition

@@weakw1ll lol

lmaoo new vids out now

@@saltybrackishfresh no one cares

Yes

Cause one is his pet others are food

“One is the pet” no longer matters when one can replaces the other..whoever wins is the new pet.

Agree glad someone said it

Yeah

I agree and feel the same way. I'm not mad that the kid is interested to see what would happen, it happens in nature and it's cool to witness, but my unsolicited opinion/advice would be that the kid is a bit impatient, and he should slow down and allow for everything to take its course naturally,-- no interference. I would like to see what these smaller shrimp do to defend themselves without human hand tossing it out into the open and ensuring certain defeat, and also lowering the smaller guy's confidence and ability to plan and defend/offend when ready. Sometimes in nature, even relatively often, the underdog wins. But not if he's assumed to lose and keeps being thrown literally into the claws of his larger opponent. Just my opinion on this, but I still enjoy the videos and find them fascinating and informative

Pretty sure the small shrimp is just prey food. He doesn’t care for it regardless of what he says to the camera.

If it needs to hunt it seems to be a little justified

Actually he was reconstructing his cave after the smaller one damaged it.

Cuz most of the time the shiny and colourful is fricking poisonous

Lol its only the fight ring

I guess he only chooses enemies for his pet which can't hurt it too hardly, He doesn't wanna risk the life of his own mantis...

@@bogyahunor1239 Yea, he is feeding the peacock mantis shrimp it's not really supposed to be a fair fight. Like i wouldn't feed a rat to my pet snake but would feed it a mouse.

@@rickemon1 Makes sense. :))

Dm me on Instagram @Nickvelayos Ill get you it as a present

Its better that you get it than this dude promoting animal cruelty n shit

Who won out of those 2?

@@ynw_isiah2196 none they didnt do much

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Hes feeding his pet

He's way old enough to know it's bad

Why do you "feel"? Do you have like spider senses or something like that?

my dude... that shrimp was never going to last in their. It was basically its grave from the start of the video.

@@katiekim6034 yeah

Ikr he should have just let it starve to death

This is naturally how it hunts. You act like it's choosing to make it suffer when it doesn't even have the mental capacity for thoughts like that.

Bruh. Nature isn’t all cute and cuddly.

@@downfromthereeefters Yeah but they don't need to film and abuse it for views, I think this type of content is litterly the same as crushing defenseless kittens and puppies under your boots. I mean it happens in nature, but people don't record that now do they

@@exp1236 bruh in which nature do you life in

It's because it is live feeding and the vs is there for fun

@@juanpablonunez3854 no

Nah man, mantis shrimp hate each other and fight for territory and end up killing each other

Still should have left it and let happen naturally

@@reptileking3010 why? Prolonging the inevitable doesn't do anything except make death come barely any later considering mantis shrimp have amazing vision and are incredibly tenacious, it would've gone for it the second it came out again