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Catching a Mole Using only One Hand
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2022
- Catching a Broad-Footed Mole (Scapanus latimanus) without using any tools, traps, or anything else that isn't my hands.
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your channel is incredibly underrated for animal nerds, i think ive watched most of your videos by now
Thank you so much. :D
Agreed
I agree.
I’m extremely fascinated in animals and insects. They are utterly amazing and interesting.
We haven’t even discovered half of all of the animals nor the ocean.
It does sadden me that a lot of animals are extinct or endangered.
If I could, I would give all of my power to bring their population back.
Me too I love this channel 😁
I appreciate the way you handle all animals in your videos, no matter if it's a bug, fish, mammal, etc.
You're very humble in what you do. Love it, keep up the great content!
Thank you. :D
The only mole I’ve ever seen, is one I caught crossing the road. I put it in a tank overnight and filled it with nightcrawlers. I’ll never forget how soft it was.
Delete your comma.
@@SalvableRuin Why? It's there for emphasis. A comma used as a pause in speech is legit.
On a binge and oh my god he is so freakin adorable! He really does look so soft
:D
I love her big goofy hands and long goofy nose. Thanks for making all this relaxing and informative content. It's really giving me an appreciation for these animals and creatures that I otherwise wouldn't have.
I love your channel. It reminds me of myself when I was a child. I used to always go around looking for animals, I would flip rocks, logs ect and try to find insects or animals I haven't seen before. Where does our childlike wonder go?
Good question.
my childlike wonder was too expensive, ended up having to pay bills instead and my subscription lapsed...
He sneak attack but most importantly he give lil snack
He also released lil mole
Hey friend. Northern Michigan here. I pour concrete walls. Big holes get dug for us to put in foundations. I'm always on the look out for little critters in our holes. A few weeks back I come across a little mole. I helped him/her out so they wouldn't get stepped on. I have quite the reputation for helping out the critters. I go way out of my way to help. Someone has to. Your videos are interesting. Thank you for sharing.
People like you make the world a better place.
I love it's little shnozzle. So cute.
I just love how satisfying it is to watch the mole eat the bug, keep up the good videos on animals, I hope you earn more likes and subs over time
I will, thank you.
Yeah at the same time I feel a little freaked out and sorrow by the movement of that insect larva iirc, when it starts getting eaten, reminds me of centipedes he used to catch, forgetting it's a part of the ecosystem
poor guy got eaten backwards.
@@UnchainedWispy ikr 😭
yeah fr can you feed bugs at least head first lol
I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel! Very interesting and educational.
Thank you very much, Andy.
Just to be safe I would wear gloves myself I don’t mean you because your bravery is a must ;)
Found your channel the other day and going through it. So amazing! You inspire me to go back out and try to find creatures again. As soon as you started talking about how much they need to eat I knew you were going to take some mealworms out of your bag for it. Love it bud.
I love how you fed her since she.may have a hard time finding food after being so stressed and tired
Nice catch. I lived in California for 29 years and never saw a Mole. Weird.
Your communication, knowledge and passion is amazing, thank you.
We probably owe our existence to mammals that filled a very similar ecological niche. The mammals that survived the kt impact where most likely predominantly subterranean. Allowing them to avoid the extreme surface heat in the immediate aftermath. I'd imagine moles would fare pretty well if another impact where to happen, or even a nuclear Armageddon.
As someone that wants to become a biologist,
and as someone who watches channels like Clint’s reptiles and exotic lair i instantly fell in love with your content
Keep up the good work :)
Thanks for sharing, friend! As a fellow animal lover, and someone who intended for most of his young life to become an entomologist, I find your content incredibly satisfying and relatable 😊. I hope your channel increases gaining traction!
Thank you very much, Kevin. :D
У Вас замечательный канал. Рад, что нашёл его.
Спасибо Вам!
Definitely one of the best channels I've seen, keep up the good work dude!
Thank you. :)
05:04 "waaaaaaa" lol aww
I am loving you & what you are doing,your channel is brilliant. You are bringing us diffrent creatures,animals,some of which I have never seen..
I love moles they are cute,we have them in England too. But you find them more in the country side.
Hope you are keeping well,takecare,xx
Thank you. Our moles in California are almost always found in and around forests.
I just discovered your channel and it's absolutely fascinating. This is the coolest way to catch a mole
Mole goes REEEEE pretty easly...
Anyway super cute
What an adorable and soft little gentleman
This video was actually very informative! Moles are such interesting creatures :)
"handle them with care, they're extremely fragile"
Mah boy you dragged it by the tail out of its burrow
The wiggly nose is so goofy and adorable.
thank you first video i found of the tunnels i needed to varify what critter was digging up my field , dogs normally take care of them, they have gotten old , and the moles took over
Absolutely adorable! Thank you for showing us
I never thought I'd enjoy the sights and sounds of a mole chowing down on a mealworm
Everyone: Oh no it's an animal I am so afraid of them even though I think sometimes even flies are cute!
This guy: Feel like catching today, gotta inspect some animals. I'm having fun, life's good, horrid ghastly ugly centipede or otherwise.
Finally our well deserved mole video!
It’s cool how it uses its nose almost like another hand. Like an elephant trunk.
I’ve only ever found one mole before, and it was much smaller. It ended up in a secret underground clubhouse we dug when I was a kid. (I’m in Utah.)
Oh, this is amazing, and we do have moles in Sweden too! I know that they have soft luscious fur, though, but I didn't know that they can carry the hanta virus!
well i found your channel this morning.. move aside everything else i had planned today! haha
I loved seeing the mole eat a mealie! That made me so happy haha. Thanks for posting such awesome educational exciting videos!
Excelente video sobre fauna endémica de California Saludos desde Chihuahua
When I still lived with family, in Northeastern Illinois, we were eating in our backyard and I felt the softest thing in the world on my foot. Looked down and it was a perfectly globular mole who was moving from one side of the yard to another. Took a little break on my foot and bounced.
Dude the moles crunchy nam nam is awesome thank you.
love moles, they are super underrated imo
more cute then expected
Love his cronching sounds. 🥺💕
Oops. You just said she was female. Sorry lady.
Damn it. I was hoping to learn a trick to catch the informant in my legitimate laundry company
If you got lost in a forest for a month I would expect you to come back with a bunch of videos of you catching every edible small creature in your path.
Seeing that mole eat makes me desperately want a pet mole.
Man you're the bravest. I won't go around picking up moles, tarantulas, centipedes when I know they have or carry a poison or virus.
You know these moles bite and carry a virus that's lethal, but you handle them like a hamster
You got him out of the ground very professionally, love your videos!!!
Thank you.
¡This i so cool! *I need to see moreeee.*
I cannot stop thinking that it is similar to the beauty blender spongeee... looks fluffy and softtttt.....
"It just got sucked into the abyss" that's what I call mole runs too, the abyss.
Never caught a live one, but I petted a few dead ones, and yes, they are the softest thing. Pretty scared of a bite, especially since I'm Ewwropean. But this video gave me courage, and my yard is chock full of mole mounds.
Mole asmr confirmed
AWESOME!
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Mole: I MUST DIG
I was sitting in the grass with my guinea pig one day only to have the ground start moving inches from my guinea pig. I grabbed her and watched the ground for a few minutes as I saw a mole tunneling. Amazingly hardy creatures.
That’s cool
love your videos! very educating!
I am here when this vid has 6,900 views which is funny number but dude this deserves more
Surprising how clean they are given that they live their lives in dirt.
Me: jus randomly browsing YT*
YT: hey wanna learn how to catch a mole?
Me: ok?
So Adorable, And Now I Wanna Catch & Pet The Mole (Next To The Shrews That Hang Around My Place)
I just turn on my mole detector and use my Cyberpunk-esque excavator hands to grab it through the ground but this looks more fun :)
i like, it. i think food for the mole was in order for a quick inspection.
"thank you if you watched till the end" ? We're HERE to watch till the end
:D
found you through youtube shorts, underrated channel
Horror movie for worms…suspense thriller for moles
Playing Super Mario World as a kid always led me to believe moles were a lot larger until I was well into my adult years. I always thought they were more the size of a groundhog.
Take a closer look at that snout!
That screech scared
Awwwwwww it's so cute!!! I love it so much AAAAAAAAA
Wow! 3 more subscribers until 1k... Congratulations!
Thank you. :D
I like your channel ! Good stuff! Hope you get more subscribers! Cheers!
Thank you very much. :D
Yo, you are one sub away from 1k! Congrats in advance man.
Thank you. :)
My next door neighbour's cat killed one, and I kept it as part of my little collection. Its skull is so peculiar, having next to no eye socket is actually pretty unnerving as far as skulls go 😅
really cute animals!
You are so underrated dude
Well… I think this was more informational than animal planet, nat geo, and discovery put together
once when i was a kid one feel into our pool and i tried to get it out and it bit my hand. It did hurt. It did get returned to somewhere safe.
This was nice
Ive handled a lot of moles. We'd get them in our house like normal people got mice.
That meal work be like: you just have to start with the rear huh? Just bite me in the head and end my suffering.
“Hes mad at me… of course he is”
😂 I mean yeah you kind of just demolished his house and grabbed him. Im sure he understands it was in the name of research tho
Remember he is catching the mole with one hand not two but one
Cute little guy, quite underappreciated
😂 idk how I got here. But it was interesting!
Whack a Mole
I petted a mole that was wondering on the surface and it didn't even react.
He won't bite? Awww
Moles are so cute! But imagine being that grub getting eaten from your tail D:
Lol aww her widdle nose...
so cute!
Ive never seen something so cute
ultra chad
But is a mole softer than an English Bulldog? That pup was the softest thing I personally have ever felt.
nice video
I have also held a mole in my hand. We were walking in a very old part of a protected national park that takes quite a hike to go to. And under a tree on a big bed of moss was a dead mole. Still warm. We had no plausible cause to how it died but it just laid there. Maybe a snake who bit in selfdefense? But why was it on the surface? We dont know. But it was so soft. Softer than any material or fur ive ever felt. We put it on an anthill because we figured we could keep the skeleton. After two days, most of the skeleton was exposed, and we saw that the scull was fractured. How? Anybody knows? We have wolverines in Sweden and one poisonous snake species.
Mole
nice