Ticks: Educational Edition
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This is an educational edition of True Facts which is appropriate for younger audiences and classroom settings. This channel is run by Ze Frank.
CREDITS:
Footage from ‘The Tick Ixodes Ricinus and Lyme Disease’
licensed from and provided by
Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) : www.tib.eu/en/
The original footage was created by:
Dr. Franz-Rainer Matuschka, Freie Universität Berlin
Dr. Andrew Spielman, Harvard School of Public Health
Institut für den Wissenschaftlichen Film Gottingen
Dr. Uwe Sander - Director, Research
Regine Feldmann - Editor
Camera: Jurgen Kaeding, Kuno Lechner,
Michael Schorsch, Hort Witman.
Extra special thank you to Dr. Dania Richter for her time and
for her patience in helping me understand the remarkable
life cycle of the Ixodes ticks. Dr. Richter led me to the
remarkable documentary that is featured throughout this
episode.
Thank you to Dania Richter, Franz-Rainer Matuschka,
Andrew Spielman and L. Mahadevan for allowing me
the use of images and footage from their amazing work
on the feeding apparatus in:
How ticks get under your skin: insertion mechanics of
the feeding apparatus of Ixodes ricinus ticks
dx.doi.org/10.1...
Special thank to Marie Vancová, Tomáš Bílý, Ladislav Šimo,
Jan Touš, Petr Horodyský, Daniel Růžek, Adam Novobilský,
Jiří Salát, Martin Strnad, Daniel E. Sonenshine,
Libor Grubhoffer & Jana Nebesářová for making their work
available through the CC 4.0 license.
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the feeding apparatus
of the tick Ixodes ricinus (Acari: Ixodidae): a new insight into
the mechanism of blood-feeding
doi.org/10.103....
Thank you to Graham Hickling for licensing me his excellent
footage of the egg laying process and Gene’s organ.
Check him out at: vimeo.com/user...
Thank you Patrons Andrew Pann &
Rick Rubenstein for inspiring jokes,
and Tina Persson for asking that the
tick not be named Tina)
/ truefacts
CLASSICAL MUSIC BY
/ querflote
ADDITIONAL FOOTAGE FROM
pond5.com
As a middle school science teacher I greatly appreciate the addition of a "clean" version but will continue to enjoy the unedited at home!
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@@bdbdsantana same!!!
Their meant to be adult education. The way he presents info is the main gimmick that keeps us common folk involved. Otherwise hed be making videos that schools actually show.
His presentation is the main seperation between school and enjoyable
I'm sure you have enough pay rises and holidays to spend your free time as you wish
I wish zefrank had been around back when I was in school. Even Jerry is more competent than my years 9 and 10 science "teacher". That guy had the science knowledge of a dead sloth.
Love how this series started more comedic but has become a genuinely educational mini documentary
It's always been TRUE facts, aside the jokes it's always been that
That is how the True Facts do.
Nerdcore comedy. Afaik he created the genre.
I don’t understand this is his first video so did he delete the old ones ?
@@owenpassionasmr3821 no its the channel for kids
It's good to see that Jerry is as competent in the educational version as in the original version! Go, Jerry!
I learned something today...that ticks disgust me more now than before I watched this. Still, nature is pretty amazing.
Lol same!
I am disgusted, repulsed, and intrigued at the same time
As someone who has Lyme disease, and caught it back in 1985 in Connecticut, I applaud this funny education! Thank you Ze!
Fun fact: A tick pretty much needs to be attached to you for at least 24 hours to transmit Lyme disease. On average it's ~36 hours. So if you are in a place with ticks you only need to check yourself once a day. Also clothes treated with Permethrin works super well to stop ticks. Just make sure to read the safety guidelines on the can.
PRoblem is, even the nymphs can transmit it, and tick nymphs are really tiny and colourless.
@@TF2CrunchyFrog I think it also depends on what types of ticks are in the area. Deer tick nymphs are just big enough to find especially after they start feeding. Either way, wearing clothing treated with Permethrin works like magic.
That’s true most of the time, but a large amount of cases people reportedly only had the tick on them for like an hour or two.
Correction, you need to be able to locate and remove attached ticks every day
@@DustyHoney they probably attempted to pull the tick out and it regurgitated
Love your content on your primary channel, feel like these versions will open you up to a new potential audience! You deserve all the veiws you can receive. Subscribed to this channel also.
Still hilarious. This will make children really absorb this info. I'm sure you're aware at how devine it is to be able to do encapsulate so much information into humor. I for one am happy for you.
Thanks for making these cleaner versions! Your videos are so educational and so funny, but I'm often uncomfortable sharing them because of the occasional dirty jokes. This is perfect, because now I can share your content!
Dirty jokes for the win, but these are nice for the kids.
@@nicolasmalone8134 tru hopefully it's not a complete change tho
@@reecestone5608 he said he's just changing the educational ones and have the original still
I like having options, too. Both types are useful and entertaining, just in different ways ^_^
Even the educational ones make me smile and laugh out loud 🤣
I literally just got home from hiking a meadow trail in a national park where I had 5 ticks on my legs in a matter of minutes, I noped right back to the paved trail. Did a cavity check and showered once I got home but I still feel like they're deep in my crevices.
Where are you located? They're bad here in KY you don't walk around in fields or tall grass without checking for them for sure. I've found them in my armpits, my groin, and my scalp.
@@_space.pony_ PA. I never walk through tall grass without the right pants this was a mowed trail through a meadow. I get em in my yard occasionally too but this was just so many so fast I had to get out haha. It was just weird I came home and was notified of this video.
these abominations are the reason why i am constantly paranoid when my windows are open, you never know what can crawl in and what stays in my room after i go to sleep
I love that you made a kid friendly channel. Thanks from all us homeschoolers!
I contracted Babesia with Lyme and mycoplasma so I am grateful to YOU for posting this video during Lyme Disease Awareness month.
I dont care that I'm a adult. I don't care that I have watched the uncensored version of this video. I'm going to watch this video and enjoy it damn it!
Thank you for everything Ze. ❤ I miss a show. But it warms my heart to see you moving in this direction.
Digging a hole on the beach that fills with water "Imagine that, but with blood!" LOL why is that so funny to me Thank you for dark humor brightening my day.
I am horrified by ticks and Lyme, but I'm grateful the positive message here is proactive and preventative, check your body, check your kids, check your pets, find them and remove them quickly
Usually just laugh til I snort, but I really appreciate this upload. I used to work in a vet clinic, & the number of tics removed from dogs that never left the city was a wake up call. They be everywhere…😟
Still hilarious and spectacularly informative, but I personally miss that signature dirtiness. :)
well - you are one click away from the original version.
@@truefactseducational9288 Just remembered, I already liked it 11 months ago. Keep up the good work, I love your videos. A 'clean' channel makes a lot of sense. ;)
Me too but I'm glad I now have some I can share with my kids 😁
We want it dirty or not at all
@@truefactseducational9288 *clicks as fast as humanly possible* 😁
It's great that you're doing versions of your videos that I can share with the niblings.
I can't wait to see another Zefrank video. Whenever they come out, I stop what I'm doing to watch. This one was interesting. Thanks dude.
Please keep making these, my kids absolutely love them. I've shown them bits and pieces of the other channel but I have to censor it when I do. My son is almost old enough to watch it but my girls definitely aren't. They absorb so much more with fun videos like these, things that will be with them forever and that's what teaching should be about. We thank you for taking the time for this second channel, its very much appreciated!
I had the worst moment of horror while walking in my inlaw's back yard. I felt something rain down on me and it was not rain. it was ticks of all sizes. Dozens of them were dropping out of the trees. Had to run inside and make sure I got them all off. Not fun.
Most likely those were not ticks. Ticks don’t climb trees and drop down onto people.
@@truefactseducational9288 I do wish you had told these ticks that they can't climb. They were ticks. (I took an entimology course in college , but I forgot how to spell it) the people who help me get them off had no doubt about them being ticks either. I live in the South. These are the only ticks we know. You know, they attach their mouth to you and blow up round filled with your blood?
@@truefactseducational9288 if you like you are welcome to come here and I will take you where there are lots of bloodsucking ticks so you can verify for yourself that they are ticks. I don't mind taking you there.
Omg I feel your pain,they make my skin crawl.one time when I was young I was exploring near my home in tall grass,taller than me trying to catch baby frogs and I had jeans on.let’s just say when I came out and saw how many were crawling up my clothes I went into a panic and tried to strip my clothes off in broad daylight! Those lil devil spawn can go right back to hell where they belong
Ok, I love your videos and I've always told my teacher coworkers that if you didn't have so many adult jokes it would be great to show in the classroom. THANK YOU for creating these videos in a school appropriate version! It's still great information and still funny!
I will share this with my family. I hope the kids can enjoy your smooth voice.
Its so awesome that your doin vids i can share with the baybays. It looks like ive been takin assitall from all the laughing ive done watching the other channel. Love ur humar man an the fact i might learn somethin in every vid.
He’s still got it, oh I miss the show
Always fun to watch again
it feels so different to see a documentary from you without adult jokes
Very good video. 5 years ago my wife died from anaplasmosis. We live about 25 miles from Lyme, CT. There are now 9 diseases carried by ticks in CT. I've had Lyme 5 times and anaplasmosis 3 times. I now spray my yard with Cutter each spring. Good Luck, Rick
Thank you ZeFrank, And Jerry, for making such content that is educational, yet so damn funny.
All of your videos are great! Educational and entertaining. But this one really made me say, wow! I didn’t know that. Good stuff!
Like, are ticks actually one of those species that are important enough to keep around? I know possums eat them, but if ticks were annihilated, would their predators be screwed beyond belief?
I’m not sure. It’s a good question.
Handy tip about prevention. Pulling them off fast may prevent infection. I think most people will remove them as soon as they see them.
I am a tutor for an 11 year old. They will learn NOTHING about ducks till you clean up THAT one. Thanks for this, and keep up the great work!
Wow! So great, and I think I can play this one for my highschool students!
There was a time my pickup broke down driving through Idaho, I pulled over and popped the hood thinking it was my thermostat, I had the tools so I got to work pulling it out, after some time I stopped working and glanced at the ground around me, thick short grass about 6-7 inches tall, I was confused and had to look again, within a 10 foot radius every blade of grass had a bulb on the end of it swaying in the breeze. I looked closer and I kid you not it was hundreds, maybe even a thousand ticks, one on top of nearly every blade of grass with their front legs spread out, patiently waiting for a ride. I only found 8 or so on me and in the cab but I thought it was pretty cool. I grew up in the wetlands north of Devils Lake ND, ticks and mosquitters galore, but never saw that many posted up at once.
As enjoyable as Ze Frank's videos always are, this one made me kind of sick. It's not his fault. Ticks just gross me out - completely! I wouldn't shed a tear if we rendered them extinct.
I 100% agree. And I love Possums, cuz they eat ticks.
Must disagree. I would shed many tears upon hearing of their extinction. Tears of joy, that is.
When you can watch Ze Frank in the presence of your kids.
I love all of these I can't wait to see more and have a great day
Well, I just learned a new strategy for marketing my new products. Thank you, Tina, ZeFrank, and the owner of this channel.
This is insane. Nature is crazy complicated yet precise
The vocal trick was amazing and incredibly deniable in the first, but when the UA-cam CCs are tricked, we unfortunately have to lose that fun. Still lovey work, very informative
Zefrank, why don't they make tick collars for adults? I would buy one.
Humans react very badly to the chemicals used in the collars for pets. A collar version for humans would need different chemistry.
Meanwhile, humans can safely use insect repellents that contain DEET. Despite not actually being insects, ticks are repelled by DEET. The disadvantage is DEET needs to be applied several times per day. Still better than the nasty rash from a flea and tick collar designed for a different species.
Fun fact: there was a vaccine available. You can still get one for your pet. But anti-vaxxers threatened the doctor who created it to the extent that he had to move. And that is why we do not have a vaccine today. Thanks, anti vaxxers!
I absolutely love these videos and always look forward to them. They are educational and entertaining. Thank you so much!
I have no use for it (yet) as my youngest sibling is now nearly and adult, but I think it’s really neat that you’ve edited down the dirty parts to provide a genuinely funny and educational piece of media that can be shared with anyone who might not appreciate the dirty jokes as much as me and my friends do!
I love how you say babies lol
This is one of those moments where my FBI agent and I are both making the same face and we watch this.
So many potential jokes... cheers to your level of self control
dtick you mean?
You are a donut
The original had all the jokes you were thinking of.
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@@Olav_Hansen is it dtick or tdick? 😂
@@stevena105 the censored version without the di word.
Unbelievable video. What and incredibly complex organism to be so small and yet to powerful.
Ewww all the times I pulled ticks from my dogs and thought they had a baby on them it was a mating pair. They make my skin crawl. Thank god for revolution.
This still doesn't change my mind about burning them till they pop.
I adore your videos . Please as a fan we want more . More often please .
Wombat burrito
I wish I hadn’t watched that- can’t un-see things. A little late as well. I didn’t know I had Lyme, no symptoms. I didn’t know I had very low grade ME/CFS, but looking back I see some pointers. I didn’t know I had gotten rid of the Lyme until blood tests told us. Now we know Lyme is one of those things that would kick CFS/ME into a higher gear- bad, very bad.
Awesomeness!!!! Thanks so much.
Last week I picked a loan star tick off my leg. Doesn’t look like she had been feeding yet but was locked on. The swelling at itching has just started to go down
Pausing to ask: isn’t the head of a pin larger than a poppyseed?
I could’ve watched the whole 200 eggs thing actually….
He was able to edit this to be educational, now that's talent if you saw the original
I didn’t think I could hate ticks anymore then I already did before watching this video.
Wait you're telling me the other videos weren't educational? But I learned so much watching those videos
Imagine, you are in the shower and you look down and there it is, a little tick.
Imagine... You go for a walk at a nature reserve in the morning. At the end of the day you change into your pajamas and you get ready for bed and you find one on you! 🤢
A handlebar mustache made of gummiworms? Beautiful description
"And that is how the tick do." 🤣
If anyone needs to get a tick off of them I have found the best thing is soapy water around them. I guess it gets in their mouth parts and they let go. Hasn't failed yet. Some take longer than others but they let go.
I do so love what you do, Sir! Thank You 🙏🏽
No matter how many times you see these videos, they'll always be creepy 😨
I can't help myself. She uses Heller's organ to find a food source, and when she finds it, it goes "heller!" Lmao
I absolutely hate ticks. But I love learning. Heebie Jeebie central for me. I did learn how to fight against lime disease though, so that is a clear improvement on my life
When I first moved to Maine, I thought it'd be a good idea to cross through a patch of forest to get to work faster.
Then I started wondering why my legs were so itchy while I was working.
Went home, got ready to take a shower...
My legs were almost COVERED in ticks.
*I don't walk through forests anymore.*
@MaYkO, I now wonder how the First Nations dealt with this tick issue, because they would have been hunting and gathering through tick habitat all the time.
I just caught a deer tick crawling up my arm. I showered after work yesterday and didnt feel anything while sleeping last nite but it somehow got under my long sleeved shirt. Ive been living in tick country (WI) for almost 60 years and have darn near a sixth sense when it comes to feeling them crawl.
I know a few dozen people who have gotten Lymes, one of the first people I ever knew who got it died from it back in the 90s so its nothing to mess with. I hate ticks with a passion and burn every damn last one of them, you can also toss them on a hot car hood or roof on a sunny day and it kills them within a few seconds but never smash them or cut them with a knife since you get all the nasty shit on you. Burn the detestable little bastards.
Great decision, awesome channel, even though it's more serious I can not help just easily absorbing the information. Great channel!!!
I didn't need to know that ticket sperm is carbonated.
Absolutely love your creations thank you so much
I wish we had these when I was in school.
These videos are
so awesome thanks Z
I used to love this series I don't understand why it became only discasting bugs now. Not even watching this just venting here
I have to say...
Seriously...
I enjoy these "clean" versions just as much!
Please do NOT stop the "adult versions"... because... ok... I lied. I like them a smidgen more...
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But honestly, I would STILL be an addicted follower if it were just these edits!
❤👍❤🤣
I love witnessing Perfection with your videos!!! You do such a great job Ze Frank love what you do!!!🤣🤣🤣
I hope the version of this not suitable for school children comes out soon😂
it already did!
It's pretty great! Lots of Tdick jokes.
Edit: Link
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I love your twisted humour! I always get a laugh.
You ever think about how there's a team of people recording a ticks mouth for the sake of science
I love the way he says “babies.” 🤣
When I was a kid on holidays i was walking thru the rainforest with my parents when a tick fell on my head it was really itchy I couldn't stop scratching my head but they couldn't see anything later that night after hours of feeding they saw it. Mum is a nurse and knew not to just pull it off otherwise the head breaks off and keeps eating...eww but she had never actually tried to get one off. Mum went to the front desk asking where the ER was but he ended up coming back and between the two of them some butter knives and some kind of liquid they got the sucker off.
So this triggered a lot of head scratching lol
Hmmmm... So is it horrible that I've already shown all your "unedited" videos to my kids? Still really appreciate this though!
Feels like youtube terminated his channel so he made a new one.
No zfrank is still going strong. This is a child friendly without the dirty jokes.
I got Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever which is a tick-bourne disease and fuck that shit. I almost died.
That's the version where you have a sudden allergy to meat right?
@@LindaC616 The meat allergy is from alpha gal, I believe.
Amazingly funny, as always.
Tks
even withou the dirty jokes these are pretty funn sitll.
Hmm, A new video.
not new. repost to new channel
Oh, is this zefrank's secondary channel?
Fantastic presentation! But I need a shower after watching that.
I love that her name is Tina
A very well done video about a disgusting animal. Thank you!
Lol. Thank you Frank. Appreciate the clean versions. 😂
Absolutely fabulous!!!👊😎😃♥️
WHY IS THE BABY ONE CUTE AHHH
Male Ixodes ricinus complex ticks do bite and feed though, but definitely smaller volumes of blood are taken in.
This is only anecdotal. The biological or epidemiological significance is unclear or not present. Studying tick hosts, I've never seen this happen. I do wonder however whether males may snack some blood from engoring females during mating...
I really like Z-Frank and his wonderful videos I either learn something or crack up laughing.
Thank You Frank I really learn from this video s
Seriously, thank you.