Help! A MOTH Swarm! GIANT Atlas Moths! [Attacus lorquinii]
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
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Worlds Biggest Moths by Bart Coppens - Giant Atlas Moths in captivity! I was stuck with them because of the pandemic! I was supposed to bring the cocoons to butterfly houses (it's my job) but they are closed due to coronavirus.
So now I'm sitting here while they are hatching.
There are 900 more cocoons Attacus atlas, Attacus lorquinii
0:00 Stuck with giant moths
0:32 Facts about the species
1:56 Why do I own moths?
3:22 Silkming farming facts!
12:56 The fate of these moths
14:55 Be responsible with animals!
18:09 Males and females
19:49 Subscribe for OVER 1000 MOTH VIDEOS
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I was supposed to bring all these cocoons to butterfly houses (it's my job) but they were closed due to coronavirus lockdowns... now they are all hatching in my home!!
Isn't there any way we can get you monetized I'm monetized is it because of the country you're in you can't monetize
I know it's not your content your content is freaking killer
I have a friend of mine he knows some bigwigs in UA-cam I will ask him maybe I can do something for you
Hoi hollander
Why is your channel demonitized??
When that animal crossing bug hoarder comes to life
Lmfaooooo
XD lol
CielBH IVE SEEN THIS BUG SO MANY TIMES BUT I SCARE IT OFF ABSGDGDG
@@cokepop434 same here
@@cokepop434 same
He’s just waiting for Flick to come to his town to sell them for extra Bells.
Yeah this is the best comment. Free
wait let me get my net first
About 150000...
Flick id give them all to you sweet boy
He is flick
"Look at my garage full of tarantulas!" me flexing on my friend in animal crossing after going to tarantula island.
Same.
This guy is the atlas moth hunter from animal crossing but it’s in real life.
@Flick thanks for the bell's flick
Hey im a week into animal crossing how do i find tarantula island
I haven't been off my island. Got a ticket to explore another one but I'm saving it took I know WTH I'm doing LoL I got lost in the museum and I called resident services to rescue me but they basically laughed at me and said there's a roof over my head they can't help unless I'm outside... BUT I CAN'T FIND OUTSIDE! 😆 I finally just took the game out and put it back in so I spawned myself home. I'm lost haha
SUPPORT THE MOTH LORD
edit: since you are likely to be up to your knees in dead moths by the time quarantine lifts, have you considered selling some of the ones that have passed away on Etsy? There is high demand from taxidermists, collectors and artists for preserved insects, and knowing the moths died peacefully of natural causes will be a selling point for a lot of people.
*Radiance pops in* _DID SOMEONE SAY _*_MOTH LORD?_*
mothman arises
I also support this and would be absolutely interested!
I would buy such a product.
I would buy for sure
Why does UA-cam demonetise educational videos, and yet allow for ridiculous useless "entertainment" videos? Unbelievable. Will try to donate but the virus is hurting finances. Stay safe, be healthy.
i have noticed some animal rescue channels specifically from South Korea and Vietnam are actually getting a lot of adverts, I don't know if it helps or not but i try not to skip adverts on these channels, also subscribing helps too, I love this channel and will try to get other insect people interested.
I think it has something to do with copyrighted music or something.
I agree it’s outrageous and unfair. There is often a lot more work put into educational videos.
@@twitter1288 That has nothing to do with it being demonetized though, lack of viewers, sure, but not being taken down. It's like with vet videos, some educational ones are getting demonetized because people are reporting it for the graphic content despite being warned, they could just not watch it if it bothers them.
Not for kids, only colourful slime and pappa pig.
people are playing animal crossing in quarantine, he's living animal crossing in quarantine
These are the amount of atlas moths I've scared off in animal crossing while attempting to catch them.
stxmpd Same my big fat ass just stomps around my island constantly. I’ve lost so many moths 😭
Mizako 96 ME TOO😭😭
They're very camouflaged in dark trees so yeah, I accidentally run beside them
when you see something on a tree trunk in the corner of your screen, stop running. pull out your net, and hold down A to go into a sneaking position. slowly move to the side of the tree trunk, and when you’re confident that you are able to catch the moth without hitting the tree of the ground, let go of the A button.
MOTH GANG RISE UP
RISE UP
@@luxblitzar8718 WE MUST RISE IN THE NAME OF LAMP!!!!
RISE UP
@@kriblar98 ~"we rise up from the dust and claim our thrown!"~ thefatrat-2019
i got an atlas moth, and in my country (Philippines) we call it Mariposa
Me, stuck inside during the quarantine watching moth porn: "I guess this is my life now."
I didn't got it until the paring moth moment. I burst out laughing
Calling it porn is when it went wrong.
@@davidamajako961 "explicit sexual activity" is not as easy to say.
This video made me very interested in these moths and moths in general honestly
Excuse me
*W H A T*
What kind of sadist makes a moth and decides, "Hmmmm... no mouth for you."
These guys are beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Except for the sadist part, your comment is hilarious.
They were made that way for a reason, we just don't know the reason yet.
@@TheDarkDresser There is no reason. They have no mouths simply as a quirk of evolution.
The natural way of animals is to be born, eat, find partner, reproduce and die
Congrats on becoming a mother. Best wishes to the moth army
Hehe ... MOTHer army...
I'll head out now.
@@rebbit8767 please do puns...with motheration
@@wellmakeitworth1316 I was about to say that but you beat me to it
I cracked up at 14:15 when you were describing how sensitive the moth’s antenna are, and you suddenly slapped down that one that tries to fly away! 😂
"LOOK AT MY GARAGE FULL OF TARANTULAS" is definitely a pick up line I've heard. These beauties are in great care and its wonderful to see someone who has a passion for them, and in fact works in conservation, caring for them in these extreme circumstances.
do you know from where? because that line sounds quite familiar for me too
@@st4rpt_603 honestly probably a particular guy I went on a quasi date with before promptly decided to stop dating for a while.
I love that you addressed hoarding, conservation, respect for the animals. Thank you for sharing this unique circumstance
Why are you demonetized? I don’t understand why you would be, this content is incredibly interesting and educational
7:52 somone reported out of context
@@dannyboygregory-mccormick9157 really?? That's stupid man
I found one of those moths in a city at Taco Bell drive thru! He was stuck in a puddle from rain earlier in the morning, flopping for several minutes and in threat of traffic, so I got out of my car, put him in an empty bag in my car, and took him with me to my rural area home. He was shook up but I gently got him out of the bag and came back 5 minutes later and he was gone, off into the woods. I hope he had a good life.
Thanks for sharing, I'm sorry about your monetary loss there.
Wow, you are lucky to have them in the wild :)
Who is here because of Animal Crossing: New Horizons? 🏝🍃💚💙
IS THAT WHY THIS WAS RECOMMENDED TO ME OMFG
OH GOD UA-cam KNOOOWS
adamzapplezzz i also got recommended videos about the (real life) oarfish LOL
Yes...
Ezra Leite was it the river monsters guy
I've been playing the new Animal Crossing, so seeing these butterflies and moths that I've found out about from the game im these videos is really fascinating; especially given my love for moths! Thank you for documenting this!
That was the main reason I clicked!
Tsukistar1 i’m afraid of bugs irl, but animal crossing and videos like this make me interested!!
Irk! My gosh, he showed off some really beautiful butterflies, some of which I recognized from the game, and I hope we get to see more butterflies like them too at some point! They're gorgeous!
I think the Madagascar butterfly is my favorite so far, with a very close second being the peacock butterfly.
Me too! I fell in love with atlas moths the second I saw one. Flick made me an absolutely gorgeous 2x2 statue of one!
@@LilChuunosuke I love those models! Can't wait for the next time I see him to get an atlas moth model too!
Why do I suddenly get a bunch of videos of animals in animal crossing?? I swear to god google is listening or something, lmao.
I believe a few years ago, I saw something on this.
If you search something on Google, all Google related sites will start to show you more of the things you have searched.
That's why google will show two different IPs very different results, even tho the two IPs are searching for the same thing. The result is displayed and arranged based on past search.
Decoy Sheet * God ... not “ god”... and yeah , google is def. using ur info against ya on that one ... anything you search or buy online or whatever else , it’s like they collect it and share it with whatever entity just to profit off ppl while “ serving
You the best ads “‘blablabla ... I hate the internet for that crap ! I don’t buy anything online or save search history or allow any entities to track or monitor or share or sell my info ... but still , they do everything they can to find a way..
That's been happening to me, too, especially since I've been Googling things like, "how to catch ____". At least the videos that are being recommended to me because of that are pretty cool.
@@Sushininja10 A way to counter this, is to Google "things you don't wanna see" with negative words (dislike, hate, something like that, you get the idea)🤣
Withe Doter ah, thanks for letting me know!
Breed thousands then when the quarantine is over, go to your nearest city and release them all
The eclipse is coming...
@@yoohimi eclipse or apocalypse? Dude you had one job...
@@GuardianTiger What do you call a group of moths?
What?
They'll just die
Dude who breeds moths: "I sound like s serial killer".
Me: "For me, he seems like a brethrell owner."
"An Atlas Moth?
The ghost who flutters like a bug?
Their short lives is a tragedy no one will ever hear, for they have no mouths to tell it!
I promise this will be my silent-est masterpiece, I shall title it Grand Atlas Moth"
- Bug Enthusiast, Flick
14:17 I love your panic as it tried to fly away
"Well, first of all--NO!" My favorite response to people trying to tell experts how to do their job.
MOTH GANG RISE UP
Talk with me on whatsapp - link: chat.whatsapp.com/93hg6lzhRvi7eoHlWbC9m7
GAAAAAAAAAAANG
GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANG
G A N G G G G G G G G G G G
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Me once April comes in ACNH:
2:55 these look like common bluebottles from Animal Crossing! I'm not a big fan of insects, but I do know that both this one and the atlas moth are in Animal Crossing New Horizons!
All the bugs and fish in animal crossing are real
@@mikuenjoyerXD Yes, I know.
Those are actually Peacock swallowtails.
Or as they're known in the game, Peacock Butterflies.
Lady Azurafied i love how youtube recommended this to new horizons players lol!
Mothmans origin story is...peaceful? Mothman leaves you alone he only searches for light in a dark world.
Of course, mothman is just an oversized lämp lover.
"It's not about the quantity of your pets but how you handle them" preach bro!!
For some reason my fear of bugs only kicks in the smaller they are
Like I can hold a tarantula in my hands or watch this video just fine but a house spider or moth sitting in the corner of my room is getting thrown half way across my garden before it even has a chance to realise I see it
Blixer some humans are more frightened of smaller insects due to them being venomous, so by our generation they tend to bring a sense of unease to us. While large bugs, like the atlas moth or tarantulas were usually not a huge threat
I have the same thing with tarantulas and everyone acts like I'm crazy
I get what you mean, I’m kinda the same way... except I’m still fine with certain small insects like moths and beetles, but anything that’s super spindly is a NO GO!Big bugs are extra cool
I'm known to freak out occasionally around bugs. Especially spiders. Buutt if there are kids around I'm suddenly willing to catch a big weird looking North Texan cicada.
It was hilarious though. My niece & nephew quickly came to see. They're friends came over after I promised not to let go. The dad's wouldn't come within ten plus feet of me.
My dream, one day, is to have a huge greenhouse with all sorts of plants and flowers, and the corresponding butterflies and moths to preserve and pollinate!!! Who knows, maybe one day you'll be my supplier!
I've seen all sorts of things on tumblr, but this is definitely one of the more wholesome and funny ones 😂😂❤ This was also surprisingly educational, I learned a lot about moths! They are wonderful critters.
Giant Moth: I have no mouth, and i must breed.
Weird moth porn parody
it can’t suck dick
Ha ha!!!! Reference!!!! I love it!
This man is living a life that would be nightmarish for me, yet I’m envious of him because he is so involved with the things that he loves. I hope you are doing well moth man.
I didn't know they could get THIS big jesus. They're beautiful tho
When you took off the cap of the pupa I was like "awwww, hi baby" Such cuties, just discovered your channel and love your work! Hope I can support you on Patreon soon :^)
This is what my animal crossing inventory currently looks like
Thank you for showing us the pupae that was emerging - so exciting. Btw, I like "emerge" better than "hatch" which I use for eggs. I also noticed that you corrected yourself from pupae to cocoon and I know that a lot of laypeople say cocoon for everything (and even children's books), but they are incorrect. Also, I can't wrap my head around your channel being demonetized. Could you explain why? Best wishes.
I'm curious, where do people use 'cocoon' incorrectly? A quick google search of the definition of cocoon says it's any silky casing an insect makes when undergoing metamorphosis. And any bug that's in a cocoon is technically in it's pupal stage.
@@bugjams Because no butterflies have that silky casing but a lot of people think that (even The Very Hungry Caterpillar children's book). And not even all moths have cocoons. For those that don't, they still have a pupal case (the hard exoskeleton of the pupa stage), but no soft covering/cocoon. In the video, he was handling the pupal case of the moth. :)
or you can just say he was handling the pupa of the moth. At the point in the video that I noticed. In other parts, he does handle the cocoons. The biggest misconception though, I think, is that butterflies have a cocoon, and they don't. They have the pupa (that whole thing) but no cocoon covering around their pupae. Hope that made sense. If there's an exception to the butterflies, I'd love to hear it. There seems to always be an exception. :)
@@bugjams , Short version of Squish's explanation: All caterpillars (moth and butterfly) become a pupa. The shell surrounding their changing bodies (at 4:53 ). But SOME caterpillars (many moths, no butterflies that I or Squish know of) first surround themselves with a cocoon, which they weave out of webs that come out of their mouths (that's where we get silk from; silkworm cocoon material). The cocoon is the case that contained the pupa at 4:23. He cut open the cocoon, to show us the pupa.
At 8:05, he was swishing his hand around in empty cocoons that he already removed the pupae from. :)
Animal crossing is looking wack
Greetings from the philippines! These moths used the scare the hell out of me but seeing you be comfortable with them made me like them a little bit! This was very informative, also, having you read their places of origin in a French accent was funny to me lmao
I don't know what it's about moths but they're so calming to look at and just to chill around. When I was little I was homeless and lived in a shelter, and I remembered being excited everyday just to go outside and see the resting moths, and I remember seeing a pink and yellow one that was resting up, and just watching it and examining it is so calming.♥️😃
well my whole channel is about them :)
The new Animal Crossing looks so real!
My animal crossing instincts are kicking in,it physically hurts that i can't catch them
Notwell imagine how rich he’d be if flick came to his house
"Males antennae are so sensitive they can smell one molecule of pheromone"
me when i smell pizza in the house
For Animal Crossing players, this is an immediate, massive dopamine spike.
I rarely see them around here in the Philippines, or I may have been looking at the wrong places to begin with. It's amazing to see a bunch of them all in one place. Love your job man.
When we see a brown butterfly or brown moth it means money
I'm from Philippines and I often see those kind of Moths at rainy seasons (like July and August) and our cats just play with them as a kid I don't what to do cause I'm scared
I feel like I’m watching a phenomenon happening in real time. This is SO wild, Bart. Have fun~ heheheh omg I cant imagine being in your shoes right now!!! 😱😱😱
The second I saw my first atlas moth in animal crossing new horizons, I fell in love with them. They're absolutely beautiful beautiful creatures with such a tragically short life.
when youre farming atlas moths in animal crossing new horizons
"I'm close to getting 10k, it'll probably happen in the next month or so"
* hits 10k not even two days later *
You're hilarious! Loved this video 👍
Who else is familiar with the Atlas moth because of animal crossing
I’ve heard of Atlas Moths way before Animal Crossing lol
Me
Visual representation of what my animal crossing storage looks like.
Hes the king of butterfly and respect dis man who owns this fairy kingdom. 🙏💕🦋🌷
Loved that you used Yoshi's Island Lullaby. Nice video, makes me want to keep giant moths of my own
14:16 19:12 So no one is gonna mention how it looks like theyre already tryna rebel against him?😂😂😂 Great content!! This was extremely interesting from beginning to end😁😁😁
So many moths! I’m a bit jealous. Moths are my favourite and I especially love saturniids. They’re so cute with their fuzzy fat bodies and pretty wings. Hope you’re staying safe during this pandemic. Love your channel
Love how you pick them up gently like dorito chip
Bart they are so beautiful, I also raise moths, Delephilia elpenar (elephant hawk moths) and Artia Caja(Garden tigers) but I just do it as a hobby.
Moth Species: *PHILIPPINE ATLAS*
*FILIPINOS* WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
@Pinoytankbuster lol ok , first comment and it's a negative one , ᶜᵒᵒˡ
Fuck flip flops vietnam bettur
i know man, sorry in behalf of us peenoise
@Pinoytankbuster ʰᵐᵐ ᵃⁱᵍʰᵗ 😐
Hell no...
This is my most favourite animal 🦋 , thanks for nurturing and caring them it was so comfortable knowing you’re helping their species and letting them reproduce so they would live longer. Thank you 🥰
lmfao "they say don't get high on your own supply" I subscribed cause I'm all about promoting people doing what they love, and also you made me laugh and your information on moths was quite interesting and fascinated me. Thank you
Omg I saw your post about these in the entomemeology group on Facebook! Crazy I’m seeing your video now!
Thanks for making the video! I saw your post on the Entomemeology group. This is amazing.
I've been a long time subscriber, and a patron of yours. The flood of people from the animal crossing community is such a fitting audience for your page. It's an absolute delight, because your videos are a treasure to me, and I certainly thought of you when I caught my first atlas moth in-game. So happy for you!
6:31 she’s like “five more minutes, mom”
i found you on facebook and this is so fascinating!! i’m terrified of insects but i have a soft spot for lepidoptera and watching someone handle them and learning about them makes them that much less scary 😍
Very interesting! I never thought that much about moths but now I'm on fire! 😉 Can't absolutely not understand why your videos are not monetized! That's a shame!
Best wishes from Germany!
Wow, you really love these creatures. I found your videos looking for moth videos and I love the passion you have for them.
My favourite part is when you exposed the face of the hatching moth. So cute!!
I appreciate what you are doing and how you are going about it.
You answered all the questions I had, I just had to wait and listen. Well done.
Damn, you have a lot of grandmothers and grandfathers gathering in your place.
Wonderful, informative video. Thank you!
They're absolutely gorgeous! I love that people are able to create jobs to supply communities by helping butterfly conservation. What a cool and rewarding hobby!
Oh wow, these big boys remind me of that one time when I found an egg-heavy polythemus moth with my dad. It was a super windy day so she couldn't fly very well (in fact, she was taking refuge in the neighbor's garage) so we took her in. She laid about 70 or so eggs before dying right next to them (he would later preserve her and pin her in her own frame). My dad and i wanted to raise them after I saw they weren't doing so hot in our region, so we spent days scouring libraries and the internet (even calling some colleges) to figure out how to raise them. After a few days the eggs hatched and for months we watched as these 60 half-centimeter worms turn into giant circus peanuts! It was hard finding room for them but we had enough tanks and repurposed cages to keep them happy and healthy. About 10 eggs never hatched, 12 didnt survive the larva stage and 3 never left the pupa stage but the rest hatched from their cocoons and we ended up releasing all of them out into our backyard. The only downside to this was one time, when I was releasing a few into our mature maples, one flew away from the rest and a lady with her dog screamed. She thought it was a bat coming at het lol. I think I got yelled at. I wish I could do this more as an adult but unfortunately I just don't have the time, right education (I don't think geologists know much about bugs lol), or resources to keep it up. I did have a couple of small adventures with other insect species but this one was my favorite. I hope you keep doing what you do and that at least some of those moths have a good time before they kick the bucket lol. Stay safe and stay healthy!
I'm a boat away from guimaras. I'll surely look for them the next time I visit the island.
Thank you for posting this- very interesting!
When you removed the face cap I was really surprised! I wasn’t sure what I was expecting but it was so cool seeing the life of a moth emerge! It was a bit scary but also kind of cute.
I've been so terrified with big moth since birth, but watching your videos made me release that those moth that I'm afraid of are actually harmless, but still all my nerves are on overdrive just watching all those big bois!!😵😵😵
New Subscriber here!!!^^
they're all so fluffy and pretty i love them
Bart you're getting way better at making videos Man you'll get 10,000 in no time keep up the good work you're going to inspire a lot of people
Thank you :D you've been here a longer time!
eh, thank you youtube for recommending me this pure video, i am confused, yet satisfied with wat uv done, very much aprove
Nothing wrong with showing off if you're actually teaching people something and it isn't all about shock factor for views. You have a passion for these animals and understand their ecological significance as well as their astounding beauty. You're increasing awareness! Love your channel.
Congratulations on 10k!!!
When you play Animal Crossing so much that moths take over your home.
Moths are just... so insanely majestic
14:15 that moth is like "imma head out"
Wow the new Animal Crossing Looks awesome
Fun Fact: Somebody once told me that moths were the ghosts of butterflies. Gets kids to turn off lights.
LagiNaLangAko23 Is this used as a warning or comforting words? It could go both ways. You don’t want ghosts, but it also means they’re still with us. I’ve never heard this one before.
And also, these moths are also the escorts for those people who are closer to die. I remember, one day before my grandma's death. There a moth landed at the door. Then the next day, the moth die, that time, my granny was dead peacefully in her bed.
Truly fascinating! Thanks for sharing!!! 😊🦋
My animal crossing side is geeking out seeing all those different moths and butterfly in real life!!!
"We have you surrounded."
Very glad to hear that you don't take from the wild.
I love moths and butterflies so much, the atlas moth is my favourite :') this makes me so happy, thank you for sharing!
Subscribbled. That was interesting. I appreciate your message. Honestly, if it hadn't been for Animal Crossing, I'm not sure I would have clicked. I'm really glad I did and I'm looking forward to your content in the future. And, yeah, Silence of the Lambs did cross my mind. I almost left a stupid comment but, the way you called out the flexors made me change my mind. Ok, I just joined your Patreon!
Damn, succes met die hoeveelheden ^^
Immagine go to his garden and ask him what are doing the he replied: Im watching moths having se
Those moths are so adorable and gorgeous.
I am addicted to animal crossing and I saw this and knew these were atlas moths. It even looks like he's storing multiple to sell to flick. I'm storing my tarantulas. Cool video
I've seen once or Twice here in Cebu, usually on funeral or maybe the funerals I've attendded are in the countryside
Damn this guy is going to sell them for tons of bells, I only found one that I had to donate to the museum