Ur dedication to not spreading false information is admirable. Bravo.. and thank u for putting ur body in the mouths of the creepiest things known to man for the sake of knowledge and entertainment
You also made a slight error with the terminal velocity statement. They actually reach terminal velocity incredibly fast so they fall a lot slower than we do which is also why small mammals can fall from pretty much any distance and survive as well. Love the channel by the way!
I love Tiger beetles and according to some sources if the Tiger beetle was as big as we are they would run at 400mph. They also move so fast they stop frequently to get their bearings as their vision can't keep up w/their speed.....crazy.
Woah where are the knee high crazy boots lol, nah I reckon those boots would be very helpful when it comes to stopping the odd unexpected snake bite or something like that, great video as usual and I have always loved insects and these tiger beetles are awesome little creatures.
Just slapping down a comment for dat engagement boost 😉 For real though love the channel and I emplore all who read this to check the merch store, the shirt I bought is great quality, the prints don't fall off in the wash and I'll be buying more soon myself!
Found this channel recently when searching for another 'well known' channel -- I REALLY appreciate the realistic and reasonable depiction of bites/stings on this channel. I live much further north than where your videos are recorded but this channel has made me feel a lot more relaxed around, e.g., spiders and wasps. Thank you for the great content.
I kinda like the idea that he does it to show you don't need to roll around on the floor, thrash and pant like coyote when a dandelion brushes past you 😂
Gotta say man, my kids like watching you over coyote exaggeration. Keep up the solid, informative work and I have no doubt you will get the recognition you deserve
I don't think he exaggerates. Every person has different pain tolerance for instance my wife if she gets a stuck by a rose bush it's the end of the world but I've been stung by a cicada killer and it didn't seem to bother me anymore then a regular bee sting.
man i just binged most of your videos. very surprised by your sub count. i’m sure you hear this all the time but you should have so many more! you’re like a GENUINE coyote peterson without all the exaggeration & theatrics. i’m sure you will find the greater success you’re after if you just keep it up. you’re great man, thanks for blessing us with such great videos. SUBSCRIBED
Yeah, I kind of felt relieved that the stings / bites probably aren't as painful as Coyote Peterson makes them out to be. I do my own little wildlife adventures. In my tarantula hawk video, I describe Coyote's theatrics, which made me more afraid of the wasp than I would have been had I not watched his video. To my credit, I stayed and got the shot. I'm also keeping some Western black widows. I don't plan on getting myself bitten, but it's nice to know that if I do, I won't die (knock on wood).
Look at me, a 6'4 man scared of yellow jackets and itsy bitsy spiders, meanwhile Jack scoops anything he can grab, letting it bite/sting and nonchalantly spits some wildlife facts at the same time. You make us all look like cowards! 😀
Hey, I just found your channel and i'm loving your videos! Especially the spider ones, they're some of my favorites right now. I also wanna point out though, I know Coyote Peterson gets a lot of hate in the comments for his overreactions to being stung, but his videos are also super educational, I enjoy watching both of you and I love the amount of respect you guys have for the wildlife. Just wanna throw that out there since I always see him getting made fun of. You're both great channels, and you especially deserve a ton more subs.
I'm really enjoying your channel. New subscriber, I appreciate your response to my comment on the murder hornet or European hornet video. Keep up the great work. Coyote is a pansy
Larvae are pretty impressive as well as we used to insert a nice sturdy weed, not a stick because can injury it, watch the weed wiggle, and gently,but swiftly pull it out. Beautiful creature. Then ,put it back into it's burrow.
~abruptly woken up out of hibernation~ Jack: Ouch.. ouuuch, ouch; that's not very sweet! :3 (' ._.) All the other druids: He's always doing this to himself... As always, very informative, great video! Thanks!
Wouldn't an average man of 6 feet tall doing 100 body lengths per second be 409 mph? Either way, fast beetle! Love your channel man! (Had to add that in there)
I just found one and caught it tonight hunting around my back patio! It’s beautiful magenta body shifts to gold and green with sapphire blue eyes. I can’t believe I caught it, but it froze when I shined the flashlight over it.
Hey Jack I hear they say the yellow sack spider is quite potent Would you give us an educational video Thank you your videos are wonderful and Educational appreciated
I just saw probably my first Tiger beetle, on my hike, up here in Illinois. They were fast, and metallic green. Now I know what they are. By the way, I just released, outside, a Centipede from my basement. It was eating a Earwig. Thanks to you, I respect that beautiful Centipede. It was probably 2 1/4” long.
9:13 "bite me. What's wrong with you?" That would be me. If I were a tiger beetle. I'd be the world's only herbivores tiger beetle. I certainly would not harm you Jack but I probably would grab hold of you with my tarsal claws.
Herein lies my story: Over 60 years ago we were driving with our parents in Illinois. Uneventful to be sure. I noticed a rather small but very colorful beetle (Green metalic by name) It was buzzing round the back "package shelf" area of the old Dodge. After a moment it disappeared. About a moment later my brother began a scream from hell. Screaming at the top of his lungs "It's biting me!! My parents pull over as quickly as possible. They said Where? He said my butt. They pulled down his pants & there it was happily chewing away on the jewels. They got it off him. My first expeience seeing a Tiger Beetle. A great little horror that should be made into a good monster film.
Love your work mate. Your appreciation for all sorts of bugs, beetles, spiders etc. is contagious. And you've got a great vibe. I hope no disasters befall you in the next week, and that you're able to keep doing what you do and sharing your passion with your UA-cam audience ✌️🐜🪲🐝🕷️
I suppose it's hot there, or did you go for a "swim" in that shallow creek? I enjoy your videos, like most everyone for both the information/insight provided and the fun stabs at over exaggerated and dramatic SoMe personas.
Hey man, have you ever been stung by a Bombus or a Xylocopa (carpenter bee)? Many people (me included) are afraid of those big loud guys flying, it could be interesting if you made a comparison between the two, which has a more painful sting
Do you think the surprise factor of being stung plays a role in how painful it seems? Do you react the same way to stings when you don’t expect them? I feel like the mental preparation of being stung might make the pain a bit less. Also do you think you could do the bullet ant ritual they always talk about on TV where they fill gloves with bullet ants and wear them for however long it is without wincing?
I have hundreds of these in my back yard in the summer. I’ve always liked watching their larvae in their holes. Have you ever thought about being bitten by a fiery searcher beetle? I saw one recently and it was rather intimidating.
Have you ever interacted with a bombardier beetle? I had honestly never even heard of them until a few years ago when a friend’s daughter was sprayed by one, and I was absolutely amazed that something like that existed! 🤭
I like you videos, but... The operator threw a beetle at you, why did he behave so aggressively towards the beetle :( This beetle has the same right to life as we do 8:00-8:08
1) Maybe they should be called cheetah beetles? 2) A guy here on UA-cam said he saw a tiger beetle bite one of his pet black widows' legs. The widow backed off, straightened its leg with its chelicerae and used webbing as a cast. I have no idea if that story is true, but it's interesting. ua-cam.com/video/MrGn9hQjrY8/v-deo.html
Question whens the last time you had a common cold? Cause your immune system has to have its own antivenom at this point. I mean covid is scared of this guy
@@JacksWorldofWildlife yeah, I would just drop on down to earth. Everyone would think it's a shooting star, a meteorite, or a comment, and people would run out of their house to see the falling object, and it on the news,... And it's a tiger beetle.
Also, how freaking cool would that be if there was a way to film someone dropping a Tiger Beetle from the top of the Empire State Building , to see if it actually bounces off the ground and lives LOL?! 😂😝
Omg so embarrassed! If we ran 100 body lengths per second we’d run at 409 miles per hour, 20,000 feet per hour. So sorry for the verbal typo 😂
Hey man it happens. And that's still pretty damn fast!
All good....I hate math...lol 🤣🤣🤣
Ur dedication to not spreading false information is admirable. Bravo.. and thank u for putting ur body in the mouths of the creepiest things known to man for the sake of knowledge and entertainment
You also made a slight error with the terminal velocity statement. They actually reach terminal velocity incredibly fast so they fall a lot slower than we do which is also why small mammals can fall from pretty much any distance and survive as well. Love the channel by the way!
Lol 20,000mph, watch out for the hypersonic human.
"with a raspy tongue..." = absolute gold! Love your work!!!!
Jack: *presents his soft webby hand flesh*
Beetle: biteybiteybiteybitey
I love Tiger beetles and according to some sources if the Tiger beetle was as big as we are they would run at 400mph. They also move so fast they stop frequently to get their bearings as their vision can't keep up w/their speed.....crazy.
Jack’s wow 🤩 Happy Friday Jack! Be Safe 😊
Woah where are the knee high crazy boots lol, nah I reckon those boots would be very helpful when it comes to stopping the odd unexpected snake bite or something like that, great video as usual and I have always loved insects and these tiger beetles are awesome little creatures.
Such a cool little beetle. Zip zip zip. Super speedy.
Just slapping down a comment for dat engagement boost 😉
For real though love the channel and I emplore all who read this to check the merch store, the shirt I bought is great quality, the prints don't fall off in the wash and I'll be buying more soon myself!
Awesome videos !
You're welcome Jack. I do my best to support you!
3:02 the "yoinks" to gutteral primal noises was hilarious
You put your own blood, sweat, and tears into what you do! Great vid once again!
It makes me furious this man doesnt have miyyons of subscribers
Beetles are awesome, find some beautiful beetles here in the UK from time to time. Great video, always look forward to getting that notification
Great content as always
This was such a great video... Had to watch it twice! 🤓🤓🤓🙌🙌🙌
I really enjoy your amazing channel keep up the great work
Found this channel recently when searching for another 'well known' channel -- I REALLY appreciate the realistic and reasonable depiction of bites/stings on this channel. I live much further north than where your videos are recorded but this channel has made me feel a lot more relaxed around, e.g., spiders and wasps. Thank you for the great content.
The chad JWoW vs the virgin Coyote Peterson
Great video again bro
12:57 😂 I do the same thing sometimes. I just stare into space, but I realize that I look creepy, so I stop immediately when somebody looks at me!
Remember he gets bit so we don’t have to. God bless
I kinda like the idea that he does it to show you don't need to roll around on the floor, thrash and pant like coyote when a dandelion brushes past you 😂
Beetles are some of my favorite creatures too 👍
I used to stick reeds down holes and pull the larvae out once they latched on. This brought back some childhood memories.
this should have a million views and this channel should have 2 million subs O.o how are you still alive jack ?? props to you all the way ✌️
Gotta say man, my kids like watching you over coyote exaggeration. Keep up the solid, informative work and I have no doubt you will get the recognition you deserve
I don't think he exaggerates. Every person has different pain tolerance for instance my wife if she gets a stuck by a rose bush it's the end of the world but I've been stung by a cicada killer and it didn't seem to bother me anymore then a regular bee sting.
man i just binged most of your videos. very surprised by your sub count. i’m sure you hear this all the time but you should have so many more! you’re like a GENUINE coyote peterson without all the exaggeration & theatrics. i’m sure you will find the greater success you’re after if you just keep it up. you’re great man, thanks for blessing us with such great videos. SUBSCRIBED
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Yeah, I kind of felt relieved that the stings / bites probably aren't as painful as Coyote Peterson makes them out to be. I do my own little wildlife adventures. In my tarantula hawk video, I describe Coyote's theatrics, which made me more afraid of the wasp than I would have been had I not watched his video. To my credit, I stayed and got the shot.
I'm also keeping some Western black widows. I don't plan on getting myself bitten, but it's nice to know that if I do, I won't die (knock on wood).
The Palo Verde Beatles here in Arizona are really cool. They have huge jaws and only come out during our monsoons.
Is the thumb to index webbing standard spot for bites? Not sure ive seen this spot used... Any plans to have it chomped again in the future?
Damn how’d we both time our tiger beetle uploads on the same day haha, awesome stuff showcasing such a beautiful species
Great minds 😘
Look at me, a 6'4 man scared of yellow jackets and itsy bitsy spiders, meanwhile Jack scoops anything he can grab, letting it bite/sting and nonchalantly spits some wildlife facts at the same time. You make us all look like cowards! 😀
Looks like bismuth! Pretty bitey thing😬😝
Coyote Peterson only wishes to have your talented personality keep up the educational trolling my friend
Hey, I just found your channel and i'm loving your videos! Especially the spider ones, they're some of my favorites right now.
I also wanna point out though, I know Coyote Peterson gets a lot of hate in the comments for his overreactions to being stung, but his videos are also super educational, I enjoy watching both of you and I love the amount of respect you guys have for the wildlife. Just wanna throw that out there since I always see him getting made fun of. You're both great channels, and you especially deserve a ton more subs.
you're an absolute unit :D
We used to call the larvae chicken chokers (don’t know why) and I used to feed them in our yard. Congrats on catching one , it’s hard! Great video!
I'm really enjoying your channel. New subscriber, I appreciate your response to my comment on the murder hornet or European hornet video. Keep up the great work. Coyote is a pansy
🎵 It loves you, yeah yeah yeah 🎵
Larvae are pretty impressive as well as we used to insert a nice sturdy weed, not a stick because can injury it, watch the weed wiggle, and gently,but swiftly pull it out. Beautiful creature. Then ,put it back into it's burrow.
Bugs with zoomies 😆 amazing how fast they are
~abruptly woken up out of hibernation~
Jack: Ouch.. ouuuch, ouch; that's not very sweet! :3 (' ._.)
All the other druids: He's always doing this to himself...
As always, very informative, great video! Thanks!
Wouldn't an average man of 6 feet tall doing 100 body lengths per second be 409 mph? Either way, fast beetle! Love your channel man! (Had to add that in there)
😂 omg yes. Total error on my part. 20,000 feet per hour, not miles 😵💫😵💫😵💫
I just found one and caught it tonight hunting around my back patio! It’s beautiful magenta body shifts to gold and green with sapphire blue eyes. I can’t believe I caught it, but it froze when I shined the flashlight over it.
Fun video!
Love to see you try Manticore Tiger beetle & Domino tiger beetle.
Hey Jack I hear they say the yellow sack spider is quite potent Would you give us an educational video Thank you your videos are wonderful and Educational appreciated
Yellow sac spiders are pretty bitey, and it stings.
Yeah, these little Beatles run so fast they map out where there going before running because they move so fast they can't see.
I just saw probably my first Tiger beetle, on my hike, up here in Illinois. They were fast, and metallic green. Now I know what they are. By the way, I just released, outside, a Centipede from my basement. It was eating a Earwig. Thanks to you, I respect that beautiful Centipede. It was probably 2 1/4” long.
9:13 "bite me. What's wrong with you?" That would be me. If I were a tiger beetle. I'd be the world's only herbivores tiger beetle. I certainly would not harm you Jack but I probably would grab hold of you with my tarsal claws.
I used to find these in the field in nc. But they had bigger pincers. Are those tiger beetles too? Like the pincers were 4x that size
Herein lies my story: Over 60 years ago we were driving with our parents in Illinois. Uneventful to be sure. I noticed a rather small but very colorful beetle (Green metalic by name) It was buzzing round the back "package shelf" area of the old Dodge. After a moment it disappeared. About a moment later my brother began a scream from hell. Screaming at the top of his lungs "It's biting me!! My parents pull over as quickly as possible. They said Where? He said my butt. They pulled down his pants & there it was happily chewing away on the jewels. They got it off him. My first expeience seeing a Tiger Beetle. A great little horror that should be made into a good monster film.
Ommggg I’ve never seen one before. He is BEAUTIFUL! Are all together beetles metallic like this?
Tiger beetles come in a vast array of colors and can be extremely colorful, or very dull! Totally depends on species!
@@JacksWorldofWildlife I’m just obsessed with your channel. And thank you for responding! Not many creators do that! That’s awesome !
Please do a Giant Water Bug (Toe biter) at some point.
Love your work mate. Your appreciation for all sorts of bugs, beetles, spiders etc. is contagious. And you've got a great vibe. I hope no disasters befall you in the next week, and that you're able to keep doing what you do and sharing your passion with your UA-cam audience ✌️🐜🪲🐝🕷️
cool
We gotta few Spiders, Snakes and some angry fkn Marine creatures you can try the venomous bite from in Australia brother!
Can you do the wasp ant next, or at least that's what we call it in Florida.
The velvet ant?
Twig ants
They feel like a wasp sting over and over
Gnarly videos my friend. Next do the puss caterpillar.
I suppose it's hot there, or did you go for a "swim" in that shallow creek?
I enjoy your videos, like most everyone for both the information/insight provided and the fun stabs at over exaggerated and dramatic SoMe personas.
Lol yes we were walking in the water
Try Praying Mantis bite.!
Hey man, have you ever been stung by a Bombus or a Xylocopa (carpenter bee)?
Many people (me included) are afraid of those big loud guys flying, it could be interesting if you made a comparison between the two, which has a more painful sting
I have not!
I've been stung by a Bombus. Quite painful, and super, super itchy the next day.
Do you think the surprise factor of being stung plays a role in how painful it seems? Do you react the same way to stings when you don’t expect them? I feel like the mental preparation of being stung might make the pain a bit less. Also do you think you could do the bullet ant ritual they always talk about on TV where they fill gloves with bullet ants and wear them for however long it is without wincing?
It is probably the biggest factor in my opinion. Idk about wincing, but could definitely do it with less theatrics than Coyote had with one sting lol
@@JacksWorldofWildlife don’t doubt that at all 😂
I have hundreds of these in my back yard in the summer. I’ve always liked watching their larvae in their holes. Have you ever thought about being bitten by a fiery searcher beetle? I saw one recently and it was rather intimidating.
Do you ever come across pink katydids I've seen 2 this summer
Have you ever been bitten by a Tarantula Hawk??! It's supposed to be the most painful insect bite I think lol 😬
Sure have! Twice! Both times are documented on the channel!
Have you ever interacted with a bombardier beetle? I had honestly never even heard of them until a few years ago when a friend’s daughter was sprayed by one, and I was absolutely amazed that something like that existed! 🤭
I sure have! Haven’t filmed a video yet, but I will soon!
I can’t wait to see it! ☺️
I like you videos, but...
The operator threw a beetle at you, why did he behave so aggressively towards the beetle :(
This beetle has the same right to life as we do
8:00-8:08
These beetles are not harmed by such actions. The animal scurried off after falling to the ground unharmed.
@@JacksWorldofWildlife
I understand it perfectly, i'm talking about a little bit of respect.
@@basemant3075 noone cares dude...get a life.
He pounced first.
Hopefully we’ll see u again 😂
Death stalker or Indian red scorpion sting would be amazing to see anyone have the balls to do.
Please do a episode with piranhas!
thats pretty metal
GIANT CENTIPEDE STING
Do a stingray
Can you test out sting kill for us please
TEST the Irukandji Jellyfish sting if you got balls haha ;)
1) Maybe they should be called cheetah beetles?
2) A guy here on UA-cam said he saw a tiger beetle bite one of his pet black widows' legs. The widow backed off, straightened its leg with its chelicerae and used webbing as a cast. I have no idea if that story is true, but it's interesting. ua-cam.com/video/MrGn9hQjrY8/v-deo.html
Can you test poecilotheria bite please
Question whens the last time you had a common cold? Cause your immune system has to have its own antivenom at this point. I mean covid is scared of this guy
11:23 you certainly deserve it!
Aww honey don’t do this to yourself!
Yo take a bite from a Gila Monster
Could we drop them off Mount Everest.
😂 ye
@@JacksWorldofWildlife yeah, I would just drop on down to earth. Everyone would think it's a shooting star, a meteorite, or a comment, and people would run out of their house to see the falling object, and it on the news,... And it's a tiger beetle.
You already have more money than mr. trump.
Also, how freaking cool would that be if there was a way to film someone dropping a Tiger Beetle from the top of the Empire State Building , to see if it actually bounces off the ground and lives LOL?! 😂😝
Man could you stop it with the Red Circles and Red Arrows in your thumbnails?
Have you been bulking???? I'm noticeably hornier this episode. 😊
Please don’t make them faces 😅