I actually laid partially on not knowing needless to say freaked out when i felt it clicking on my arm 😂😂😂

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I think Bat Fly's haltiers are orienting it based on the bat's flight, giving it anticipatory data to know either to hold on, let go, or what ever it takes to stay with it's host.

I’ve never felt scared or a fly before haha

😑. Tell us u don’t live in the south without telling us you don’t live in the south lol. Whose idea was it to video a close up of a fire ant bite 😂.

I used to feed doodle bugs for hours when I was a kid. No internet or smartphone so had to find ways to entertain myself lol

i got bite by ant

And you didn't bite it back?

I always wondered what these beetles were called - I called them click beetles when I was a kid, but never checked if that was right. It amuses me that it was!

I found these in my front yard and I called them head-butting beetles

please tell me you burned them all after the reasearch is done

To me there terrifying except for the pink And yellow one (forgot the name),luna moths and the floofy white ones!

I hate fleas

glory, glory!

Show me the transformation please.

I want to see what the pupae look like!

Can you replace the flea poop with wormpoop

gmod ragdolls

Whats the little things under the wings flapping around?

So they're not called a walk after losing their wings 😂

Awwww cute, inflatable bugs

As much as I hate Fleas, their mobility is a reminder how Power to Weight Ratio is King.

Would love a rove beetle videos, they are awesome and even the larger species like devil's coach horse , and hairy rove beetles fly surprisingly well and unlike ground beetles, rove beetle have surprisingly small elightra and relatively long wings so much so that they have to use their abdomen to fold their wings

0:04 flea: do a flip *flips*

I will forever call all trap-jaw ants Mildred.

in slow mo, they look like they just rise and float away while spinning like a gmod model

I believe that the praying mantis shrimp or whatever it's called actually goes faster.

hu ha ha ha.. 😂

6:36 The flea larva hauling itself across the carpet sample has small red beads on it. Are those mites? I know that some parasites have their own parasites (which gives a certain grim satisfaction).

When filing taxes put "captured bat transports." (don't mention that they're paper bags) 😂

The information that you can order hundreds of fleas makes for some cathartic reminder I can always take revenge. Thanks for making informational videos in general.

I got bitten by a fire ant 3 of them or 2 In the male genital..

It’s all covered by the subtitles.

Not really on topic but I just got into mounting insects. But I wanna do they're whole life cycle. From egg to adult n everything in-between. But how do u preserve the eggs n larvae forms?

SO neat to see the earwig in flight (new knowledge for me) - very misunderstood insect.

These flies saw tick and said “Yo!”

The second moth looked like eevee as a moth😊

Fun fact, there's no law against buying these and releasing them at your local government building

Anything that sucks blood makes my skin crawl. Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, ex wives...

Them hooks are good in the wild to hang on the branches, grass,... so they don't fall of and can push themselves more easier. If you put yourselves in their eyes, you would want to move around easier. On solid ground they have a disadvantage. You should film insect on how they move around what occurs in the wild for natural movements. First time viewer here

Mail order fleas After enduring several infestations in various domiciles over the years I find this to be a disturbing development

Feet first 😂 looked like chin first to me

What are those tiny “fangs” for?

Think about the eating habits of aforementioned species and the overall effect on surrounding water climate.

Excellent video; you are very good at explaining so the general population understands. Thanks!

Can you explain more the importance of doing this? I mean, you need to hook the students' interest in knowing this.

You can order fleas?..

I also love the Zulu name for the (giant) millipedes native to South Africa: shongololo

millipedes combine two of my favorite things, bugs and trains

If it’s a fly without wings, is it just a walk?