I'm doing my final university project on the bacterial communities in the guts of Blowfly Maggots. I've only recently finished my experiments (running since October) and acquired my data. Soon, I'm gonna begin data analysis and, hopefully, my research will contribute to forensic entomology (using bacterial communities in the guts to determine time of death). Wish me luck!
@@adalovelacestan4640 That project was a disaster lmao, I suck at microbiology. Shoulda stuck with m'genetics. I'm not in academia anymore, though, and don't particularly mind. :)
I know Michael does a lot of work behind the cameras, so he's already busy, but I'd like to see more of him in front of it too. He's very natural and relaxed.
xD well then maybe consider the feild if you can; trust me it may not be the most vissuly appeasing job out their, but still a vital one in todays world.
I love the level of cheerfulness you have while talking about such a macabre topic, Mr. Aranda. Also, I'm glad to know mosquitoes are useful sometimes, that said, I still hate 50% of their population (I'm assuming mosquitoes have approximately the same gender ratio as humans). Cheers!
I am studdying forensic science at college/ high school (I am in the UK we call it college) and am just finishing up on the forensic entomology unit we have just done a study on blow fly larvae and how temperature effects the development of them from the L3 to pupate stage really interesting
There's something quite soothing about Michael Aranda and his velvety voice on a calm, blue background. Or at least this is much more soothing than it would be if Hank Green was gleefully telling us about flesh-eating insects.
I have thought bout donating my body to a body farm after I'm dead, but the thought kind of freaks me out. Once I'm dead i won't care, but I have to make the donation, while my brain still thinks about what will happen.
Hey you guys, I really love the show and since you're always asking for ideas to talk about I think that the new generation of batteries (Lithium-air) could be fascinating! Just putting it out there ;)
I was eating a snack while watching this...and I survived! Also, I am wondering whether using bugs to get rid of (I wanted to use gentler words but couldn't think of any) dead bodies would be more effective and environmentally friendly then cremation or burial etc.
Let's be very clear, though. One does not specialize in forensic entomology. Typically it will be someone who specializes in normal entomology. Typical jobs will be a teacher or entomologist who occasionally gets called upon for help with a death investigation. If you're interested in this field, take forensic science and entomology. Source: I am in school for forensic science, took forensic entomology course. It is stressed that this is not a major.
JohnnyVVlog They're used almost every week in Bones (still running, not a "was" yet). If it came up more often in other shows it would just become another cliché.
Fun story: when I was about seven, I went to the grocery store and we bought some grapes. They came in a perforated plastic bag. I picked them up, put them in the cart, and bought the food. When we got home, mom washed the grapes in the sink while taking them out of the bag, out fell a black widow spider. Hourglass and all. Just scrambling around in the sink. Dad put it in a big jar but some water got in and I watched it slowly drown with morbid, childish fascination. Could have used a stored product etymologist, eh?
I suggest how computers work. We all know that they use "switches", but how do those ones and zeros get translated into a pixel on one of your videos, or the equation for how a object moves in a simulator.
I feel like this should have been a Brain Scoop episode or that Emily should have co-hosted with Michael. She has first-hand experience with these types of bugs.
My cat got out of the house and was killed by my neighbors' dog last summer. I found her about 5 minutes after she was killed and there were literally thousands of blowflies already on her. They mean business!
I'm doing my final university project on the bacterial communities in the guts of Blowfly Maggots. I've only recently finished my experiments (running since October) and acquired my data. Soon, I'm gonna begin data analysis and, hopefully, my research will contribute to forensic entomology (using bacterial communities in the guts to determine time of death). Wish me luck!
Good luck mate!
Danke!
How is your research going?
Wow, well hopefully you have reached your goal seven years later skajdjsanjxknz
@@adalovelacestan4640 That project was a disaster lmao, I suck at microbiology. Shoulda stuck with m'genetics. I'm not in academia anymore, though, and don't particularly mind. :)
Michael is a great host.
Honestly, I like him more than hank. SciShow with Hank seems a bit juvenile to me, like its target audience is kids 8-12.
A3roboy I like Hank better, he seems more excited, but Michael is easier to understand.
I know Michael does a lot of work behind the cameras, so he's already busy, but I'd like to see more of him in front of it too. He's very natural and relaxed.
All this talk about flesh-eating bugs, and rotting corpses is making my stomach growl.
It's good to see you today, Dr. Lecter...
procrastinator99 Please, call me Hannibal.
You should try it with some fava beans and a nice chianti...
The Naked Ant Not big on wine, but I do love my vegetables.
Tongue2Flagpole25
One who likes vegetables is more prone to liking fruits. A simple yet nice mango/meat stir fry is quite a pleasantry.
michael sounds so happy and carefree while talking about this. its hilarious
"You may not want to watch this over lunch."
Challenge Accepted.
who'd it go?
I don't lose my appetite very easily. It didn't bother me.
xD well then maybe consider the feild if you can; trust me it may not be the most vissuly appeasing job out their, but still a vital one in todays world.
I could do it but I feel that my true calling is engineering.
:P if you do what you belive is right, I wish you well in your pursuit
They show forensic entomology on Bones all the time.
and on csi
I think Gil Grissom already brought forensic entomology to prime time TV pretty often back in the day.
Michael Aranda is awesome!
I like Hank a lot better...
***** Hes pretty good as a temp :)
Looks like a douche, I want hank!
RIcameraman
Aranda is the temp, yeah, but he's not even good at that ;)
gtrmaster2000
Yeah, I wish I dyed my hair to look like a skunk :P
The tone of this episode is really incongruous with its subject matter.
This reminded me of Grissom. I miss Grissom :(
AdobeExcel, agreed. The host's voice has that same ~ghoulish nerd glee~ Grissom's got when elaborating something particularly disturbing.
tone totally fits the subject matter
Jack Hodgins loves his bugs
"There is no insect or particulate unique to church thrift sores."
"You don't know that! I'm the bug and slime guy!"
or when he birthed a botfly
He was all I could think about during this video :)
Finished a burrito while watching this. You don't know me.
Was it an ANTi-burrito?
ey bb ;)
I love how Michael smiles a bit around 1:12, talking about murders and such XD
A little dark humor is great :P
Nice episode, Michael. Well done. Thanks
I love the level of cheerfulness you have while talking about such a macabre topic, Mr. Aranda. Also, I'm glad to know mosquitoes are useful sometimes, that said, I still hate 50% of their population (I'm assuming mosquitoes have approximately the same gender ratio as humans). Cheers!
*Takes bite of sandwhich*
"Fair warning though you may not wanna watch this one over lunch"
*Fruck!*
Thats exactly what i was eating aswell. Had to pause and finish my sandwich :)
Part lol, Nice.
I love how upbeat he is at 1:12
I was looking for this comment LOL
Whenever I hear the word "arthopod", I now think of "ARTH-RO-POD!" from The Brain Scoop.
Wait, doesn't everyone do that?
"You may not want to watch this over lunch" [looks down at my lasagna] ...eh, I'll chance it.
Same but with eggs and salad :D
Fruit
same but with a sloppy joes
"You may not want to watch this one over lunch."
Challenge accepted.
Shout out to all of the Jack Hodgins's of the world!
Welp, there we go. You made the Hodgins reference before I could. I bet Jack would be pretty giddy about this episode of SciShow.
+Cynthia De Leon Ahhhh my favorite fictional scientist!
Thank you for Video! Good luck and best wishes!
He has comic book hair. I feel like he probably spends his nights as a crime-fighting vigilante with some sort of science powers.
That would be awesome! :D
Batman?
I love how it changes over videos ... sometimes more and sometimes less so
If Hank Greene did this video it would be a minute long.
fair warning"dont watch over lunch" pause video looks down at dessert. mhh guess im good to go then play video.
Another reason why Bones is the second best crime show ever (the first being Sherlock of course)!
WHERE'S HANK!?!?!?!?!? *throws paper balls at substitute teacher.*
Michael looks so happy talking about this, it's almost adorable x3
I am studdying forensic science at college/ high school (I am in the UK we call it college) and am just finishing up on the forensic entomology unit we have just done a study on blow fly larvae and how temperature effects the development of them from the L3 to pupate stage really interesting
Hodgins thanks to you i understood some of that
There's something quite soothing about Michael Aranda and his velvety voice on a calm, blue background. Or at least this is much more soothing than it would be if Hank Green was gleefully telling us about flesh-eating insects.
Michael - "don't have lunch"
me - "oo lunch, that's a good idea"
Make a SciShow2 and use this guy as the host.
Thank you for interesting story!
Haha! Love the happiness u displayed when talking about "neglect"
THIS IS WHY THEY SHOULD HAVE KEPT GIL GRISSOM ON CSI! Cuz, you know, they did actually have an entymologist.
Thanx for the warning :) I'll watch it later
This guy has become better!
"You may not wanna watch this one over lunch" Thanks for the warning, I'll be back in 10.
Weird! Just this Friday I had an opportunity to look in on a Uni's Forensic Entomology lab. Fascinating stuff.
Planning on majoring in Entomology and Nermatology and actually becoming a forensic entomologist!!
Michael, You can even make bugs interesting. Good Job! :)
No one should be as excited about bugs as Michael Aranda is.
Gilbert Grissom from CSI taught me how to be a Forensic Entomologist.
insects, nature's hobo army.
Can you make a video about photographic memory and about fast reading? Pretty please with a book on the top?
:)
I'm so not used to seeing SciShow wiithout preparing my ears for the explosion of exitement Hank Green is.
This was really insightful to watch :D
I have thought bout donating my body to a body farm after I'm dead, but the thought kind of freaks me out.
Once I'm dead i won't care, but I have to make the donation, while my brain still thinks about what will happen.
please do an episode on the permafrost feedback loop and/or just climate change feedback loops in general :)
Wow, he didn't put me to sleep for a change. Congrats!
I've found my new future career! This is soooo cool!
Hey you guys, I really love the show and since you're always asking for ideas to talk about I think that the new generation of batteries (Lithium-air) could be fascinating! Just putting it out there ;)
You guys should do more videos on Forensics
Moth larvae?
Does that mean, that moths eat our clothes because they evolved to digest hair of dead animals? Would make sense...
Nice Job
This guy isnt that bad at all and thanks to him, hank could rest and we could have a video.
Thaaaaaanks!
Fox series "Bones" has good entomologist and they pay a lot of attention about this subject.
Haha I was thinking about Hodgins as well :D
Emelie E Best entomologist in Jeffersoniam
most definitely :)
Michael seems very...wide in this video. Is the ratio all right?
Bones, the TV show use these techniques every episode... Awesome
He needs to be in more episode
I'm literally just watching this one over lunch.
Michael Aranda is so dreamy...
I just 1-upped you! I watched this during dinner!
Well that's awesome.
Is it safe to watch it over dinner ?
"Fair warning though you may not wanna watch this one over lunch"
Challenge Accepted......
dude i am going thid for homework and i am eating a slopy joes and my challenge is harder.
I was eating a snack while watching this...and I survived!
Also, I am wondering whether using bugs to get rid of (I wanted to use gentler words but couldn't think of any) dead bodies would be more effective and environmentally friendly then cremation or burial etc.
Wow, who knew insects could be so important in solving crimes.
Plz upload the recording of this webinar
Let's be very clear, though. One does not specialize in forensic entomology. Typically it will be someone who specializes in normal entomology. Typical jobs will be a teacher or entomologist who occasionally gets called upon for help with a death investigation. If you're interested in this field, take forensic science and entomology.
Source: I am in school for forensic science, took forensic entomology course. It is stressed that this is not a major.
Didn't the TV seres Bones have something like this? Or am I thinking of something else?
You are correct! The character Hodgins in Bones was a forensic entomologist.
Bugs are used pretty often in Bones. But I can't think of any other series that uses them in their story.
Yeah, I was thinking of Hodgins. It's just that I always get my forensic detective shows mixed up.
JohnnyVVlog CSI:Vegas, Gil Grissom. ;)
JohnnyVVlog They're used almost every week in Bones (still running, not a "was" yet). If it came up more often in other shows it would just become another cliché.
Did you buff up? Your head seems smaller VS your upper body IMO ?
"You may not want to watch this over lunch"
Naw its k, I watched it during breakfast.
you may not want to watch this one over lunch.
*pauses video to get bowl of cereal*
gg i am doing it too but with sloppy joes
Although I prefer Hank I also like watching you and think you don't hardly show up on the show enough. You should do more episodes.
seems like good material for a history channel reality show :D
and for more flesh eating beetles, go watch The Brain Scoop!
Fun story: when I was about seven, I went to the grocery store and we bought some grapes. They came in a perforated plastic bag. I picked them up, put them in the cart, and bought the food. When we got home, mom washed the grapes in the sink while taking them out of the bag, out fell a black widow spider. Hourglass and all. Just scrambling around in the sink. Dad put it in a big jar but some water got in and I watched it slowly drown with morbid, childish fascination. Could have used a stored product etymologist, eh?
Dr. Jack Hodgins from Bones.
I have never heard someone sound so cheerful while saying "murder, suicide, abuse and neglect."
I suggest how computers work. We all know that they use "switches", but how do those ones and zeros get translated into a pixel on one of your videos, or the equation for how a object moves in a simulator.
is guys hair is an example of humanity at it's worst. also the lisp is FABULOUS .
I don't understand the hate for this guy. I like him!
Prefer etymology, subjects of which are only eaten figuratively.
Would I want to watch it over dinner?.. Because I'm about to have dinner..
David Caruso: "Cause of death (remove glasses) insecticide." Cue theme music.
AWW really?! I was eating breakfast but you only gave a warning about eating lunch >.< i thought i was safe!!!
I just sat down with lunch to watch this. Was too lazy to click away. Whatcha gunna do?
Get to see a lot of this in the TV show "Bones"
Aaand it's back!
This is a reupload, if you didn't know, the first one got shut down by UA-cam Terms of service...
And I was just about to go to sleep...
"You may not want to watch this one over lunch" *looks down* ...
I feel like this should have been a Brain Scoop episode or that Emily should have co-hosted with Michael. She has first-hand experience with these types of bugs.
Not that Michael isn't awesome. He is. I'm just missing Emily's excited comments about dead things.
Is that Hank from the past? aka limited edition punk-rock-Hank?
thanks for the warning :)
thanks for the warning
My cat got out of the house and was killed by my neighbors' dog last summer. I found her about 5 minutes after she was killed and there were literally thousands of blowflies already on her. They mean business!