Insect Hunter is Alive! Live Update!
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- In this video I talk about why I haven't been able to stream for the past year and what is new in my office. I will also do a brief Q+A session.
Sponsored by University of Idaho Extension.
Welcome back. I was wondering where ya were and if you were ok. Sure I'm just some random subscriber. But I take my subscription friendships seriously. Stay healthy and hunt those insects Brother.
Was nice to happen upon this one, almost missed it.
Indeed
Meow
@@reallymattis8016 eek
@@clognog8049 😈
I had just found your channel! I too thought you were gone! Keep doing what your doing!
Welcome back!
Very cool!
Hi Jason
I love that thumbnail! 🤣
Not dead yet, but it was a close one for the channel.
OH BABY!!!
Nice terrariums👍
#bugsincyberspace 14:57 Peter, check this out!
Can you please answer me, I need to make a collection of insects for like after 5 months. So I’m going to catch them now and pin them for then. Or is it a must to put them in rubbing alcohol and then, pin them on the foam????
once you have the dead bug you can just pin it.
Hi there. I got a question. Do you have any ideas to attract red potter wasp ( delta dimidiatipenne) ??? I'm a nature photographer who loves to photograph insects most of the times. 🙏🥳
what is your favourite insect
thats like asking a favorite child, but harder
Fish 🐟
Darn i missed it
Starts at 6:24
What do you do if you think you know of a special organism that has not been discovered yet ❓
Document your find - photograph it with something to give scale, such as a coin or a pencil, and if you’re talking about a living organism try to get a DNA sample. Or keep the living organism in a container possibly, try to keep it alive. If there are only one or a few of it don’t kill any, as it might be very rare, but if it’s an insect you might take an egg, if a bird, look for a feather with some root matter on it etc. If it’s a plant, take some seeds or a leaf.
If it’s a fossil or a recently dead organism, collect the whole thing if it’s small and not heaving with maggots, but make sure you document where you found it. If it’s large, leave it but mark the area with a flag. Take the specimen to a nearby university preferably one that deals with zoology and what not, or if your state or wherever you reside has some kind of fish and wildlife department that would also be a good place to take it. They should be able to help identify it if it is known. If you do all of that and no one can identify it then there is a pretty big chance you found a new species. And make sure to record all of the evidence and all of the peoples inputs on the creature so that you can use that to prove you are the one who found it that way you can name it and all that fun stuff (:
@@haleyfleury3516 thank you. I guess I have a new side quest 😉
are you sure your alive? OvO
If ya make a discord i could be a moderator, keep all the spam bots out and stuff.
Good idea