Correcting Coyote Peterson on Centipedes
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2021
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Fact-checking some of the claims made my Coyote Peterson/Brave Wilderness about the giant desert centipede Scolopendra heros. - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
It seems I forgot to film an intro. Whoops...
Was an intro even necessary lol?
You give great information, AND you're hilarious! I love a dry wit!
I live in Israel, and in the summer I like to leave my back door open to get the breeze. I get occasional visitors like house geckoes, whiptail lizards, jumping spiders, and the occasional field mouse. None of this bothers me. Then one night, I see something out of the corner of my eye, and it's a GIANT CENTIPEDE! I quickly grabbed a large deli container and trapped it, sliding a piece of cardboard under it, and then I studied it for awhile. Then I took it outside and yeeted it into the far end of my yard. Fortunately it got the hint and hasn't come back.
So rude of him to keep bullying the centipede by calling it a nightmare monster when they are actually cute little wigglers.
Ehhh not cute but definitely not a nightmare
Come for the facts, stay for the Jimmy Carr laugh.
It's basically a running gag on my channel at this point haha
Yes! 1 year later, this is still true! 😂
Coyote made my already huge fear of centipedes even worse. Your videos actually helped me to understand them more
That right there is my main gripe with Coyote. The unnecessary drama he adds in his videos can greatly heighten people's fears.
I'm glad my approach has eased it somewhat.
8:21
THANK YOU OMG
I've been waiting for someone to point this out.
I see WAY too many nature documentaries using scary music to portray arthropods (or predatory animals in general) that don't want anything to do with us 99% of the time. and it usually just paints a bad picture of these magnificent creatures.
Yeah it annoys me how arthropods are nearly always villainized in documentaries, when they’re just trying to live their lives.
Almost as bad as him calling a huntsman spider in South America a "wandering spider"
even though they don't really look anything alike
That was a Cupiennius coccineus, not a huntsman, but otherwise your point stands. I'll probably react to that video too sometime.
Hey this video was super informative and really funny too. I used to be a big coyote peterson fan but a friend of mine works in the botony field and informed me he straight up used some of her colleague's research without consent or sourcing. So I became much more sceptical- seeing vids like this definitely remind me to stop taking "wildlife" entertainers on youtube at face value lol thank you for the video
Apparently that's not the first time he's done that; I heard he did something similar with someone's research on alligator gars.
I won't deny that Coyote is an engaging presenter who makes interesting content, but he should definitely be seen as an entertainer first and an educator second.
@@BugsandBiology I like Coyote's videos, but more for entertainment than learning real science. As for using people's research, I won't defend him. People are imperfect. But I think it's pretty cool how he's inspired millions of kids to love nature. Great video!
I think citation is a great tool for crediting people who did the research but for basic studies like, on average centipedes do not have 100 legs do not need to be cited. It’s not even like you could go and read the studies a lot of people are citing cause they’re locked behind paywalls. Not to say that I think people shouldn’t cite sources
I'm not sure what the point of this reply is if your takeaway is 'people should cite sources' @@Groku200
This is so hilarious and informative at the same time lmaooo
Glad you enjoyed!
I never saw this video Coyote did and I could not be more disappointed. Thank you for making this video to help dispell his fear mongering.
Truth be told, I'm always a bit hesitant to react to Coyote's videos cause of his fan base, but I feel it's worth it.
@@BugsandBiology It will at least make some comedy by reacting to their comments if they come after you.
@@BugsandBiology Please don't fear presenting the facts and dispelling falsehoods. A lot of people will stand with you and the UA-cam algorithm seems to promote videos that have conflict. So in the end you may gain more subscibers.
@@peterjeffery8254 Well said, thanks mate.
Fear mongering? Guy your just a fucking hater!! Coyote does the opposite. Tbh all these dudes tryna copy him are just salty they didn't think of all this first
I had to watch this video twice because I wasn't entirely sure if Coyote Peterson was scared of centipedes the first time around 😂. You made a really valid point though, true wildlife educators, should do just that, educate. Not strike fear into the hearts of their audience.
Exactly what I was getting at. Maybe I was a bit harsh and kinda rude, but it frustrates me to see already misunderstood animals being maligned even further by so-called educators.
Was recommended this channel through a post in Entomemeology on Facebook, must say that I am intrigued!
I'm much more interested in the Insects I must say, but I agree with the concept of what he's doing wrong and this was a good way to conceptualize that.
Keep it up!
I dunno, his actions aren't that of someone who is "terrified" of centipedes... It's clearly being played up for the clicks. If it's the thing you're most afraid of you likely wouldn't hold it on a stick that close to your face! Thanks for another dinnertime-debunk.
Definitely plausible. He certainly is quite the drama queen...
Coyote is today's Ranger Rick. He does draw a huge number of children and, I can't strike up the effort to complain about. However once Brave Wilderness went TV going on mass corporate on Animal Planet, gave up.
Nah, he exaggerates a lot of shit like the pain of the bite and sting episodes, those are clear as day over reactions, but I actually do believe he's genuinely afraid of centipedes. He did a video on Scolopendra heros long before he took a bite from one, and even then I could see legitimate fear in his face. He was vocal about his fear of them from the start and it's always remained consistent. The video being talked about here is an episode that came out after he had taken a bite from one, it isn't completely farfetched to assume that he'd be a little bit more comfortable with being around them after that. He did the same thing with the Bullet Ant, he took the sting from it and then put an episode out with him handling one.
Plus, he wouldn't really gain anything from faking this fear anyway. With the bites and stings he knows that more dramatic reactions means more views, so he over reacts to them. That formula only works with the bite and sting episodes though.
He's the WWE of wildlife shows..
Recently caught and have been taking care of a polymorpha and despite being happy to handle almost all other wildlife, this blue, fast moving, agile creature still scares the hell out of me lol… watching it tackle prey items I drop into it’s enclosure makes me grateful that they aren’t the size of medium-large snakes. I would never go outside again lol.
This was a magnificent video. Thank you.
Are there any deadly centipedes? I heard about thous in Madagascar or South East Asia
Super informative 💖 thanks for this!
Having been bitten by a rattlesnake and pinched by a centipede( Scolopendra Spinosissma to be exact) I can certainly say that a rattlesnake bite is way worse and makes sense because rattlesnakes hunt larger prey and there fangs are capable of delivering a much higher dose of venom.
Makes sense. And S. spinosissima is one of the most venomous of them all, certainly a lot worse than S. heros.
I think we all know Coyotes reactions to bites and stings are certainly exaggerated and hes quite aware that the centipede as well as other creatures hes has gone into the strike zone with are completely incapable of causing death, unless of course someone actually has an allergic reaction to them. A few creatures I can promise you he will never allow a bite from would be Funnel Webs, Wandering spiders, or Rattlesnakes.
Well, no one will willingly take necrotic bites. That's stupid.
I have been bitten by a rattlesnake before in my youth. Not a pleasant experience and it is painful and mad me dizzy and sick. Went to the hospital, started getting better without anti-venom, so I was released from the hospital a few hours later. Not sure if my body was that strong to combat the venom or that the snake just didn't inject a full dose. Either way, I'll be more careful raking the leaves from now on!
Been waiting for this video for a while, lol
Yeah I've wanted to respond to it for ages, but somehow kept forgetting.
In Georgetown Texas we had much bigger centipedes routinely falling out of the live oak trees. Had one particular big one fall right in the middle of our wooden picnic table one night sending everyone seated there scurrying away in all directions.
What about Clints reptiles.. is that worth a review on keeping giant centipedes? I know Coyote seems easy target in comparison.
Where can I get 1??
I can't help but lmfao when I watch some of your videos and listening to your constructive criticism LOL!
"sheer lunacy" lol
p.s. I really appreciate the fact you know the kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species of everything you talk about!
Thank you! Yes, my "constructive criticism" does often stray into the realm of cynicism.
Despite Coyote Peterson claims to be wildlife educator, I think that he emphasizes the bite before everything due to the large amount of views that those sting/bite videos has given to him, as those were more entertaining for his viewers. Maybe he should have seen more as an entertainer rather than an educator, and well, at the same time there wouldn't be anything wrong with being an entertainer anyway.
Apart from that, as this correction was quite informative, some people could've got misinformation from some things that Coyote Peterson mentioned. That is why it is important to get information from multiple different sources rather than just one, targeting the most trustworthy ones.
It calls my attention that your video and your channel overall doesn't have as many viewers as I expected. I believe it deserves much more. I hope it grows much bigger in the future.
Absolutely agree. Nothing wrong with entertainment, I just wish Coyote wouldn't make himself out to be an expert when he frequently makes fairly elementary factual errors.
Centipede bites do hurt (a lot!) and the discomfort can last for a few days. They do tend to bite when you accidentally step on them or corner them. In Hawaii they come into houses at night searching for beetles, scorpions and cockroaches. These beasts are also called Vietnamese centipedes and are often between 4 and 6 inches long. Take care to keep your bedding off the floor and make sure you don’t put your feet down without looking if you have to get up in the night! We spray Home Defense around all doors and windows every couple of months and even if they still get into the house they are already dying. BUT they can still bite!
Yeah I know the bites can hurt. And the Hawaiian ones are Scolopendra subspinipes, one of the most venomous species (significantly worse than the one in this video).
You know I've always wanted to travel , and then you say things like ,they come in the house to look for Beatles and roaches... I'm sorry those are just wondering the house ? And then thing thing comes along . I'll stay in Canada
I've never wanted to visit the tropics, including Hawaii.
You've just effectively dispelled any chance of a change of heart.
I lived in the Caribbean for a while and they’re common there. Aggressive as hell
@Bugs and Biology, have you seen Clint's Reptiles' video on giant centipede keeping? Not because I think you need to see the video, but more as a (hopefully) nice contrast to the one you are reviewing here :)
Haven't watched it from start to finish. I'll give it a better look.
Coyote isn’t perfect (for all the reasons you stated) but as a kid his centipede videos are one if the main things that fueled my love of centipedes. He may get things wrong and use theatrics to embellish things, but he definitely does inspire people to do there own research.
He’s definitely not perfect, but he does a lot of good with these videos.
The reason people may start to appreciate a species can vary a lot. For me, watching S. gigantea hunting bats in one of David Attenborough's documentaries was what earned my respect for them. When it comes to Coyote, a quick read of his comment sections will tell you he inspires a lot of fear in his viewers. My view is, if you can educate people without the added drama, then you should.
THANK YOU SO MUCH I am pretty much obsessed with centipedes and giant desert centipedes specifically are my favorite
Same! Also I love ur username
I took a full envenomation by a huge rubripes which had my entire hand up to my wrist swell up to the size of blown up glove. the pain was horrendous. it burns and stings, but you definitely can cope with it if you aren't afraid of the animal. despite that my reaction was no where near as dramatic as the dude on the show. I think the way he over reacts to the bite is not helping people getting a real understanding of the animal at all and perpetuates the fear people have towards the animals.
I'd definitely be inclined to agree. I've taken a couple decent hits from E. rubripes before, and they're certainly intense, but a grown man should not be curled up on the ground screaming like a little girl from a pede bite.
As a side note, how big was the one that got you? Worst pede bite I took was from a roughly 14cm body-length tiger form.
having a reaction also may have worked his stress and nerves up and would have gained more of a temp, note: im not an expert on the huam body
We do call them "thousand feet" in Dutch.
Very informative.
Cheers, glad you enjoyed it!
Great video!!!!
Cheers mate
I think that Coyote's videos are a little dramatic. Mind you, I've never been bitten or stung by anything that Coyote has, except for a bee. So I'm not saying I can feel what he feels. But you and several other bug bite videos that I've seen all seem to show that while these bites can be bad, they are no where near as excruciating as Coyote makes them out to be. I would never want to purposely provoke one of these creatures to bite or sting me, and I certainly would not any as a pet. However, your videos and some others' videos have made me feel comfortable enough to know that if I ever saw any of these creatures in the wild, I would not be as afraif of them as I would have been before seeing them. So thank you for that.
I started my channel with the goal of changing people's perceptions of these animals, especially given the hysteria that often surrounds them. So I cannot put into words how happy I get when I see comments like this that show my channel is fulfilling its goal, if only for a small number of people.
Look, I know that you are very well educated when it comes to entymology and dealing with all sorts of wildlife, and I tip my hat to you, but..........did you know that Coyote was afraid of centipedes? XD XD XD. (Great video, and keep it the good work!)
Oh no I didn't. Might have to re-watch the video more carefully to see if he mentions anything about being scared of them...
i always wanted a centipede
There are a few bugs that I can't stand. They make me booger everytime they get close. Those bugs are scorpions, roaches, wasps, horse flies, and centipedes.
How can one "flex" and rant in mono? And why? Computers are hard...
This is from before I found the settings to change that
you should do :Kings Of Pain" next, i feel like the two hosts there have some staged reactions, they did an episode on the Giant Asian Centipede.
I'll check it out. But Asian centipedes do have very potent venom, so maybe their reactions would be more genuine.
Edit: I can't find it
@@BugsandBiology i pretty sure its on the history channel, its not free
@@BugsandBiology ya love how hard he trys to be known as a wildlife expert when his only conclusion is to walk in the other direction, centipedes are very timid and will most likely run off then put up and epic battle, there nocturnal any way and most likey you wont run into them at daylight
I have never been afraid of centipedes when I was A kid
In fact Now I love them even more
In a way, you should thank Coyote for his work(once). Although he is sloppy with double-checking his infos and sometimes he just does really stupid things (the wolverine encounter). But he clearly loves what he´s doing and his overall message is to ,at least, respect and preserve whats left of nature.
Btw, before I stumbled upon your channel, I watched BW. Guess it was just a matter of time until your videos show up as suggestions for me.
And honestly, I think you kinda enjoy these little rants on his content. 🤭
There's nothing wrong with giant centipedes that can't be cured with a cup of charcoal lighter and a match
Love this. Dude hasn't a clue.
Nice to see some proper biologically-sound analyses on here :) Subscribed.
Yeah it's a shame someone with such a big reach and platform can't seem to be bothered to inform himself better.
@@BugsandBiology Agreed. Ignorance is prevalent enough without people like that perpetuating it.
3:54 and he said it means 100 legs on the vid "centipede vs milipede"
weird
Yeah I noticed too. Bit of an inconsistency there for sure.
It's more about him being bitten or stung by things. There that's the whole premise. It's not that serious. And alot of people find centipedes unsettling just to look at. Especially if you have a phobia. That's just how it is.
9:05 I think the reason he emphasizes the danger of the creatures he interacts with is because his target audience (and main audience) are children. Likely young children. If they see this guy making entertainment videos (which I agree are poorly-informed, frequently inaccurate, and less than educational overall) and handling these life forms with confidence, they could end up copying him and getting hurt.
He's running a business, through and through...either they have to improve the integrity of the content and the format, or they have to make the entire thing a big fat disclaimer.
That being said. I live in the Chihuahuan Desert, and on the off chance that one of these ends up in my house, all I care about is how bad it'll hurt if it gets me, how fast it can disappear, strike, coil itself around my hand if I try to capture it...They are indeed marvelous and terrific. I cannot afford the missed sleep and work or potential health threat (hey hey usa) that comes with that pinch.
The outcome of being pinched will always vary, but in my first-hand experience, these guys have a stronger pimp hand than the rest of my venomous neighbors/squatters.
ETA: Subscribed, thanks for being here.
I love centipedes and want to protect them all
I got bit by my dehaani yesterday, I said “wow he actually bit me, oww” and that was it. One of the most venomous centipedes “oww” scolopendra heros “manic screaming”
my left ear really likes your voice
It's an issue that's been fixed as of my newest video (the orbweaver one). Finally.
Really they vary just like snake bites more or less . More venom more pain and higher chance for allergic reaction. And if it hits a vein it can be exponentially more dangerous. Heck a large bee stung me in the ankle and paralyzed my leg for a week.
7:30 oMg i didnt tell me more XD
Great video!
i actually suspect at least some his bite and sting reactions may be more reasonable than they seem for the simple reason he INTENTIONALLY gets stung, and in the process i think he almost always gets a significantly worse bite or sting than you would normally get. he often holds the animal tightly against his skin long after any normal person would have already reacted from the pain and stopped the bite or sting. i remember watching him literally rub a gympie gympie leaf into his skin when obviously in reality when you get stung by gympie gympie its just brushing against it. i think a couple of the problems with the video can probably be excused simply because these videos are very obviously for little kids but yeah many of these problems are very annoying and i wish he would do more of the things you say.
3:47 centi actually means 0.01, like centimeter - 0,01 of meter. 100 is hecto as in hectoliter - 100 liters. I don't want to correct you just for this simple reason, just wondering why such name for centipedes :) how 0,01 is connected to it whatsoever?
I've enjoyed Coyote's videos a lot over the years, but he really needs to make it clear that he is an entertainer first and being an educator is a very, very distant second, imo.
I think he exists somewhere between our reality and the Marvel multiverse... 🤔
Very true. Unfortunately, his audience is of the age that tends to believe anything adults tell them.
Now review the human centipede.
And their bite effects.
In Tuscon area found 6 to 7in. Desert cent. Scholophendroheros (spell check) in my dogs water bowl. Thinking it was dead I simply picked up at center body mass, it bent toward thumb and stung me. It wasn't bad at all. Milder than a bee sting. Leaving only a small set of puncher marks. I'd say this Cody guy is absolutely a complete liar. I get it, for views, problem is this causes lies to continue. How as one fear so badly something that he than allows to bite him? It's time to stop the BS these turd like fibbers spread. Let's try being an honest society of real people. With the lies he says with each second he'd be better paid as a politician, attorney, customer service rep. Etc.
Thank you for exposing these chit heads. We can go to the movies for real drama, is there really a sub set of humans that really watch this Cody guy with envy!!! I certainly doubt it.. He puts a show on for his sick narcissistic self..
I think you’re bang on the money with the whole narcissism thing. Especially given how much he talks himself up as the “king of sting”, not to mention his extremely over-the-top costume.
Might wanna watch and make a comment on this. ua-cam.com/video/-rLmh4JA7Po/v-deo.html
Probably outdated, but this was the video that made me aware of the Sidney funnel webs and their far more formidable northern cousins.
Cheers, I'll give it a look.
And speaking of their "far more formidable northern cousins", I might have some new additions coming very soon...
I think he overreacts for two main reasons:
1. It gets more views (obviously)
2. He doesn't want young kids watching his videos, and then going out to try and pick up bugs/animals like this and then getting bit/stung for no reason
I love centipedes but kids should definitely stay away from the bigger species to avoid getting hurt.
Hell! I'm afraid of centipedes, too. I was bitten by one as I was in Vietnam. It's not so ridiculous, it hurt like a mutha!
Vietnamese centipedes are basically the worst of the worst as far as venom potency goes. Most aren’t anywhere near as painful.
Heros still scares me, they are capable of doing lasting harm. Other Scolos, like Coyote's not too bad. Especially watch for the Orang e legged NE OK sub
I like scorpions except when theyre in my house. I actually got stung by one twice in my sleep, once in my hand once in my leg.
Giant footlong centipedes however are terrifying and ive been lucky enough to come across 1 on the back porch ceiling. He fell down when i got close, scared me even more so i grabbed a hammer and smashed him. He was charging at me the entire time in a U shape.
Fuck centipedes.
It’s sad that he has millions of subscribers whereas people like yourself only have 11,700. Where’s the justification. I would never watch one of his videos but watch people like you constantly. ❤
Unfortunately reality is more “boring” than sensationalism to many.
I think Coyote's target audience is young children.
Does that excuse delivering inaccurate information? If anything, it’s even worse, as children are probably less likely to fact-check.
A request - a video comparing the toxicity ingredients and potency of Australian centipedes vs Cenora Desert vs Asian centrapids etc would be very interesting. Thanks you
Your Aussie accent sounds like doomchicken
What is your accent? British, American and Australian? Not a criticism, just curious... Also, you laugh like Jimmy Carr. And, are you aware that Coyote Peterson is scared of centipedes?
Well I've lived in Australia most of my life but grew up watching mostly British shows, both documentaries and comedy. So I guess I'd have influences from both.
And as for the laugh, I used to imitate him as a joke but it's kinda become a habit now, to the point where I sometimes laugh like that without realizing.
He hypes up all of his reactions… to the point where it’s ridiculous. There’s somebody else out here that kind of does exactly what coyote Peterson does and it’s called Jack’s Wilderness or something… he basically proves that coyote Peterson is a crybaby and a liar.
Yeah I watch Jack's channel. Really enjoy his content, and the more laid back style of his videos starkly contrasts Peterson's hyper-dramatic editing.
@@BugsandBiology Agreed 100%. Do you by any chance have a Cash App? When I send money through UA-cam it takes 30% and I don’t think that’s right, I think you should get 100% of any proceeds.
If he actually did man handle that centipede just before trapping it..Then, dominated the centipede placing it upon his arm like in his video. The revenge of you removing your control over it means its victory. This also means your defeat, because you were no longer able to dominate it. Those legs don't have a reason yo stop either. The centipede wants to be free of you when it percieves to be in immediate danger.
I hereby give you my undying allegiance
I made a interesting video talkin about how coyote Peterson wasn't actually stung by a tarantula hawk because It was a male specimen.
I get your point but you have to remember that Coyote wants to be entertaining as well as informative. That's what most of his audience is watching for, similar to Steve Irwin.
I don’t get why entertainment value has to be at the expense of quality information, however. What entertainment would be lost if Peterson actually took the steps to ensure he knows what he’s talking about?
Jack the ripper lol!
First thing that popped into my head for some reason haha
damn i'm new to the centipede religion and even i can point out all the wrong information coyote spits out lol
😂
I’m pretty sure that his reaction isn’t over hyped. I get that you also got bit by a centipede. I saw that video and that centipede didn’t even want to bite you.
There’s a big difference between your domesticated centipede and a wild , aggressive, HUGE centipede that Coyote caught in the desert.
That centipede was pissed by the time it finally bit him (twice)
Domesticated centipedes don't exist. Domestication requires human intervention over many generations. My centipede was wild caught, and had never been touched by me before. I've also taken worse bites off camera that still didn't cause me to act like Peterson. Furthermore, there's bite reports from many species of centipedes on sites like Arachnoboards, including some much more venomous species, and none describe reactions like what Peterson appeared to be going through. Also there's no way to tell both bites he received were full envenomations, especially since it only held on properly for the second one; pedes commonly give one or more dry bites as "warnings", and I have taken several dry bites from wild centipedes too.
@@BugsandBiology Point taken, I hesitated to use the word ‘domesticated.’
Even so, that was one pissed of centipede and there was no hesitation from the centipede to deliver the bite after being caught, handled multiple times, and then kept in a glass enclosure over night.
Maybe he was exaggerating but based on how calm your centipede was compared to the one Coyote caught, I am certain that it hurt pretty badly.
I'm not denying it hurt (the swelling made it pretty clear it was a heavy envenomation) and if it were just the centipede bite that Peterson reacted in such a dramatic way to, I'd give him the benefit of the doubt.
Thing is, it's not just the centipede. He has super dramatic reactions to pretty much everything, none of which line up with the reactions displayed by others who have been bitten/stung by the same animals.
@@BugsandBiology I hear ya. I do agree that if he is over exaggerating, it kinda stigmatizes the animals. I do find your content to be just as educational as coyote, if not more so.
Yeah that's my main concern. I feel like the internet as a whole became collectively more afraid of centipedes since his videos. I wish he'd prioritize accuracy over drama, but unfortunately that doesn't get as many views.
Should have nabbed that centipede and sell it off for the cash
Yeah that's $100 walking around right there haha
Yeah as long as it isn't Australia. Centipedes are dirt cheap here.
@@BugsandBiology here in the Philippines scolopendra subsipinipes or Asian forest centipedes are common here and they said that they have the worst bite ever. I love your vids man.
He gets stung by a honey bee. Ahhhhhwwwwwww on the ground!!!! Wow he does hype up the bite and you..... take it like a champ. Me hell no!!!! however we can't discredit his asain hornet video cuz well... that had to hurt!
If you didn't get bit by the giant desert one then it doesn't count
If he's wrong, he's wrong. The corrections I made stand, regardless of what I've been bitten by.
@@BugsandBiology unless you actually take a bite from the desert one I'm calling bullshit on your corrections and film the bite and do an after the bite video otherwise I'm calling bullshit on your so called corrections bug boy
Jackson - picking on Coyote ? Seriously ? Pick somebody your size. Your videos are clear and accurate because you don't have to be the breadwinner of a team of 5 photographers, directors...
Apologies, but I don't quite understand your point here. If Peterson, who does videos for a living and has an entire team working with him, cannot provide well-researched and accurate information while I can, even though I do pretty much everything on my channel myself, and have to balance it with work/study, then that is hardly a defense in his favor.
I don’t usually take issue with comments, (everyone is entitled to their own opinion), but this is an objectively silly take. Is your point that, Coyote has more people to pay, so it’s ok to lie and exaggerate a field of study, that relies on honesty and accuracy?
You sir, may not be a wiener. That said, you have left a wiener-comment.
There's always an anonymous armchair critic - someone jealous of the BETTER video and prepared to STEAL sections of said video, to try to get views and likes.
Sad man!
Well by all means point out where my criticisms were inaccurate. Having expensive filming gear and a cowboy costume doesn’t make someone an expert.
At least he's not scared to get bitten by the desert one like you are
Peterson was literally scared of a golden orbweaver.
And for the last time, the desert centipede is just a fairly ordinary giant centipede that pales in comparison to Asian species in terms of venom. The reason I can't get bitten by a desert centipede is cause I'm on a completely different continent.
@@BugsandBiology I think that's just an excuse and your actually scared bug boy
I mean, you can tell from my videos that I'm located in Australia. And look up the geographical distribution of Scolopendra heros.
@@BugsandBiology I don't have to you seem to think there not lethal and yet you don't have the Guts to back it up seems to me your just a coward who likes bashing those who were actually brave enough to
A man I get it you don't appreciate Cody Peterson but it's kind of like getting the same story from you how many times are you going to tell us that you do not appreciate Cody Peterson
When it comes to inverts, Coyote is probably one of the biggest spreaders of misinformation on UA-cam, not least due to his widely perceived “expert” status. His poor quality info has barely ever been addressed either, so someone needs to do it.
Stop hating on coyote
It's not hating, it's criticism and fact-checking with a bit of dry humour.
@@BugsandBiology for the most part I like watching Coyote's videos and think he brings a lot for viewers...and yes, definitely drama for views. However, hopefully your videos will help him be more prepared or correct ...while I find it somewhat funny you put out videos about him. Cheers.