@@brute9867 I agree as well. Why would i kill something I am fascinated with? Apart from that, who am I to decide wether something lives or dies? And if you really want to find dead insects look in pools from friends for example. There are drowned insects already. Sometimes they are not dead already, so you can rescue them .
@@brute9867 especially when there are ethical options such as buying insects from breeders that died natural deaths or simply collecting dead ones yourself around parks and meadows
Why do I feel more sadness over killing an insect then an animal Edit: Killing an animal(like meat chickens) does elicit an emotion response from my(sadness normally)
2:33 MOTH?!?!?!? thats not even close to a moth DUDE that is a Spotted lanternfly in the family Fulgoroidae
good eye didnt notice at first
Thank you. I have one next to me rn and when he said that I immediately compared them.
I know right! Why would anyone listen to this guy for insect pinning advice when he doesn’t even know what a moth looks like.
You guys are worse than a literal dictionary because you can read 😂😂😂😂😂😂 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣🐁🐁🐁🐁🐁🐁💀💀💀💀💀💀😂
Moths(lepidoptera order insects in general) are not even hard to identify as lepidoptera
Do the insects's innards come out? If I find a recently dead beetle, do I need to precess it in some way to preserve it?
No because of their hard exoskeleton you don't have to do anything to preserve it.
@@lazy2835 Thank you
Put it in salt.
Very good video :)
Ty!!
How much time it takes to dry⁉️
2 to 4 days depending on the outside temperature
I am from a hot and dry region and it takes about 1 sunny day. I pin it in the morrning and by next morning, thet are usually dry.
Don’t leave the specimens in the sun though, it makes the colors fade.
Nice video keep it up
how ethical it is to kill insects just to have in a box? isn't it too selfish?
I agree completely, it goes against logic to kill something you appreciate. I find dead insects often and those i collect and that's ok
@@brute9867 I agree as well. Why would i kill something I am fascinated with? Apart from that, who am I to decide wether something lives or dies?
And if you really want to find dead insects look in pools from friends for example. There are drowned insects already. Sometimes they are not dead already, so you can rescue them .
no its not there is no shortage of most insects
@@DRPrice-ml7gl that does not justify killing for fun.
@@brute9867 especially when there are ethical options such as buying insects from breeders that died natural deaths or simply collecting dead ones yourself around parks and meadows
Don't kill insects! Only use already dead ones!
Uhm sorry but ... nope ;)
@@rewa2949 Karma is coming for you God willing
@@brute9867 bro god made a lot of other creatures for human to adventure stoopidddd 😍✨✨✨
THATS NOT HOW ENTIMOLOGY WORKS
there is no shortage of most insects
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i have to do this for a school project i think its messed up im not doing it!
wait what
It’s just a bug that was already dead and it’s beautiful
No one cares
Why do I feel more sadness over killing an insect then an animal
Edit: Killing an animal(like meat chickens) does elicit an emotion response from my(sadness normally)
Do these insects have no right to live?🥺🥺
They are bugs
Its all wrong ... completely wrong
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@@SuburbanAndAgony why? This video is full of wrong information
@@vineleak7676 true
Indeed. This video is just an commercial to sell their kit 😒