This dude is in the middle of something so interesting then "see you later". Lol everytime, he just ends it so abruptly. Every video, he's got my attention and just stops. That's how he keeps us hooked.
The idea of genetic memory is fascinating to me. Imagine being able to pass memories directly from person to person or to your children? How much more successful would we be as a species if we were born with the collective knowledge of the previous generation?
@@miaduana not through genetically imprinted memory we dont. Imagine not having to actually tech your kids anything because they know everything from all of humanity because the knowledge has been chemically encoded into them?
0:20 scaly foot snails are such fascinating creatures and it's a true shame that they're so endangered. they practically produce their own food, live in volcanos, and are made of literal iron
One would think they could easily become invasive in the right conditions. I'm sure they could find a use for the unique adaptation. Will have to research this more.
And then people discovered something more fascinating than a creature who change their skin durability, but also the ability to evolve their sentience, and are extremely poisonous to human. *Like a nano creature who live in any water conditions, that caused everything poisonous.
Did you know that the hammerhead worm "bipalium kewense" has tetrodotoxine in his body and slime, just like the pufferfish? That's why they have almost no predators to fear and because of this it's very hard to get rid off them from an invaded area...
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 Yeah, basic competition for example. Everyone is at odds with other species from the very start, but thankfully we are Omnivores and smart as well as crafty, so we are one of the few or the only one that can choose and adapt on how to access Food or Water in every environment :P we should stop with the damn self-hate. Especially for the kind people on this planet that noone deserves that's how kind they are, they are precious. No hate for them at the very least!!!
Further proves my argument that bugs are waaay more savage than any animal on earth, if all of them became 10-20x bigger and kept most of their abilities we are super fucked
I used to find quite a few of these on my grandmother's property when I was younger. I hated them and their slimy trails all over the sidewalk and porch. They looked so creepy swinging that head back and forth scanning for prey as they crawled along.
Literally have the same formative memory. I remember I always found them split in two, as if they did it on purpose. Turns out my child self was right!
The worm is planaria, higest power of regeneration, phylum platyhelminthes. The tube on ventral side is gonopore , requires two hosts sheep/goat and snail/fish. Larva name: Miracidium larva. Knew this creature since class 10, had to study this forcefully.
Day 1 of my summery. I will do a summery every new video by WATOP 1.Flat worms are dangerous and coud potentially make disasters. 2.Worms are the key. Worms make soil much more easier for plants to grow aka our plant foods. Worms are a prey of birds which is bird are a prey of multiple animals and so on. So without them out food chain would be ruined. And those hammer head flat worms are like the ultimate villain no matter how little or harmless they are.
0:58 honestly when you think about it a worm would be the perfect predator for snails because there defense is pretty useless against something that can squeeze its body right into their shell they can go more or less anywhere the snail can probably requires roughly the same habitat and can probably move a good deal faster than them too
When I was younger I used to play in the garden and hold worms but once I held a hammer worm and I didn’t know that it was a hammer worm back then and got stung some how but now I know why thanks for explaining
I used to move earthworms off drying sidewalks after the rain stopped. They would wince and curl up like ramen noodles. Then one day in another state of the Union, I picked up a robust, reddish-colored worm, and it thrashed muscularly. I dropped it in horror, suspecting it was a Chinese parasitic worm I’d heard about in a recent biology class. Lesson? Leave Nature ALONE!
So do hammerhead worms have some type of stem cells/ programmable cells that lasts throughout their whole lifespan? This is so cool and can mean a lot for science in the future…
i think we are not the top of the species!! this worms are simply incredible, imagine in 1 million year their brain will develop, imagine in 1 million years their brain will develop, we can't beat him
I recognize those shipworms on trees. They look like the mangrove ones called "Tamilok" in Palawan. I've eaten them and they're really tasty when eaten fresh from the log. The mangroves are seriously endangered though so it's really hard to get them fresh. They have to look for dead mangroves as they cannot cut down living ones.
Hammerhead worm: *kills majority of snails Cone snails: I'll avenge you all, comrades Next day Cone snails: *kills humans Some French guy: I'll avenge you, bonjeurs
Shipworms are not worms, they are marine bivalve molluscs in the family Teredinidae: a group of saltwater clams with long, soft, naked bodies. The shells work like a drill bit to bore into the wood.
Thanks for being a calming voice in my cPTSD world. I was having a pretty rough start to the day. Now I'm grateful for not being a 🐌. A tiny light back to reality is what I needed when I jumped on YT today.
That does sound like a leech lol i don't think these would be in the grass, but then again im not sure how they move around when outside of wood. But leeches look more segmented than this.
I wonder what the lifespan would be for each individual portion once they regenerate. Would they start from scratch or would they continue from where they originally left off??
@@zorn2017 yeah so if those worms have a life span of 1 year and the worm splits into two after 6 months, will the clone worm die at the same time as the original worm or will it die 1 year later after its "born"
@@-lee-2867I think the cellular makeup of the new worm would be the same so the body and brain that form from the already old cells and dna would have the 6 month life span
The geographic cone snail is one of if not the top venomous animals on the planet. A freaking snail!!!! Steve wants to go and find one I know. Lol. I had one for 5 years and never once did it try to kill me. But let's be honest, I didnt play with it and hold it without a pair of leather gloves. Even then I didnt want to stress it out. They have a very pretty shell and this is the problem for kids and some adults. They walk along a beach and see this pretty Shell and bend down to pick it up. They dont know have grabbed and then a sharp pain. The pain feels like a bad wasp sting and you think to yourself, did this seashell just sting me? Then you start having issues breathing and you remember seeing a sign warning people to stay clear of these pretty shells. Most wont survive this injected venom and will die a painful death if not put into a medical coma.
In my my language (malayalam) (I'm from Kerala,india) Hammer head worm is called ചെവിപ്പാമ്പ് (chevippaambu) if I translate its would be ear snake because old people always say it will enter our ears 😅😅 it's pretty common but doesn't have that marking like in the video it's black on the back side and and light brown in the opposite side SEE YOU LATER 🤗🤗
Dear parents: Just because your child is smiling at their phone, doesn't mean they have a boyfriend or girlfriend, they are watching this masterpiece! 🔥❤️❤️
If you do see these worms in the wild, be careful when you’re handling them, and burn them. Burning them is the only way to absolutely make sure you destroy them.
Are cheetahs even considered predators since most times when they catch their prey it ends up getting stolen by a hyena or the cheetah flees from a pack of birds?
Another thing that makes Hammerhead Worms scary is that they produce Tetrodotoxin in their secretions, the same toxin which Pufferfsh produce. It can actually be absorbed through human skin and produce toxic effects, even death. The only way to safely exterminate these creatures is by dissolving them in vinegar, using thick gloves or tools to move them. Giant African Snails are scary because they tend to harbor a parasite named Angiostrongylus Cantonensis, or "Rat Lungworm" which causes severe meningitis in humans, inflammation of the membrane lining your spinal cord and brain. They are both terrifying creatures
Apologies if already asked, what is the full name of that snail-munching worm 00:40? I'd love to do some research online if anybody has any links. Tks EDIT: sorry... I actually watched further. Name is stated. I was just impatient. I'll sit back down and behave. Awesome vid!!
I've never heard of ship worms before. That's interesting. If they just switch their diet to plastic instead, we don't need to worry about cleaning the ocean.
The way he phrased that, made me think of something I can't believe I never thought of in all my 41 years... What if an invasive species invades on its own, instead of with human help... would we still consider it an _"invasive species"?_ I think we'd make up a new term... something like _"auto-invasive species"._
Thats called, natural selection. Frankly, you could argue all invasive species are natural selection. It was a migration event caused unwittingly, or on purpose by another animal. Its a matter of perspective. Rafting events happened alot, where animals crossed oceanic barriers through rafts and settled on new lands, often completely alien to them. Thats effectively what is happening here, just with human intervention instead of pure chance.
@@jayrajgupta8006 ok.. didnt know that.. but hasn’t seen as good work and content as this at any other channel..😌.. so I do not care how many He has.. 🤷🏼♀️I Love this..😅
Hmmm... If you, as opposed to cutting a worm in half, instead cut it into 30 little pieces.. would you eventually end up with 30 new worms? Or is there some sort of limit to their regeneration abilities?
Those are Hammerhead Slugs from what I've seen on google, I've seen them before as a kid. It's a rare sight to see one, just know now that they are killers
Saw one of these as a kid once, my dumbass got convinced by my friend that if I touched it, it would burrow straight into my body through my finger and eat me from the inside. Needless to say, I never went near one again.
Can you make a meme involving "the magnetic snail"? Please, please, please, please, please. Then, one about the hammerhead worm and "It's Hammer time" ...? I would do it if I was tech savvy.
Interesting video dude. I have to say though I think it's funny the scientist believe the worm has memory and a shared one. I'm sure their were numerous test, but if the test you described was it, then I dont think one could say it used memory. Now if they put food in the same spot all the time, and then last day switch it so they need to choose a different path at the end, I think that would be a better test for memory. If it goes to the old room, memory was probably involved, if it bypasses and gets to the food room again without the stop, the I would say it purely finding it with it's own abilities no memory involved
"The worm seems harmless"
Sir, "Harmless" is the last word that came to my mind when looking at that thing from my nightmares.
I like how he sometimes goes off topic it like your in a class and teacher just want a conversation with his students...keep it up Professor 😁
I love hearing those teachers that would just tell an interesting story and then go back to teaching.
@@Amor_Fati002 fck teaching.
Our old physics teacher used to go off topic for half an hour after someone asked her: how's your son doing? 😂 And we always just acted like we care.
halleluja
Lol facts
This dude is in the middle of something so interesting then "see you later". Lol everytime, he just ends it so abruptly. Every video, he's got my attention and just stops. That's how he keeps us hooked.
really I love see u later when he said
Cliffhangers ye
Yeah that's how he keeps us hooked
Haha at least he's patient enough to still get himself a nice cup of coffee first
I ain't lying... 🤭😁😄
The idea of genetic memory is fascinating to me. Imagine being able to pass memories directly from person to person or to your children? How much more successful would we be as a species if we were born with the collective knowledge of the previous generation?
@@miaduana not through genetically imprinted memory we dont. Imagine not having to actually tech your kids anything because they know everything from all of humanity because the knowledge has been chemically encoded into them?
Fr it's almost immortality in a way. I mean really, it passes its memory on to its newborn
😳😳😳😳
Frank Herbert's Dune series was all about that.
only if you have Attack Titan then you can pass memories
Hope no one makes a horror story about a mutant hammerhead worm who attacks random teenagers camping in the woods while having pre-marital sex.
Wormnado, coming to your favorite streaming service.
What does pre-marital mean?
@@NovumSB before marriage
@@gexiongeckos9079 ohhh
*calling Michael Bay* 😂😂😂
I was gonna sleep but this seems more important
Me too
its 5pm for me
Damn
4:26am and I agree!
Me too
0:20 scaly foot snails are such fascinating creatures and it's a true shame that they're so endangered. they practically produce their own food, live in volcanos, and are made of literal iron
Steve: *IRON FARM*
Wowza yee
One would think they could easily become invasive in the right conditions.
I'm sure they could find a use for the unique adaptation.
Will have to research this more.
And then people discovered something more fascinating than a creature who change their skin durability, but also the ability to evolve their sentience, and are extremely poisonous to human.
*Like a nano creature who live in any water conditions, that caused everything poisonous.
Why are they considered endangered, there are tectonic thermal vents all over the world that would make good environment I would think
Did you know that the hammerhead worm "bipalium kewense" has tetrodotoxine in his body and slime, just like the pufferfish? That's why they have almost no predators to fear and because of this it's very hard to get rid off them from an invaded area...
"Just wonder worms threaten by other worms"
So basically they're like human being.
Every species are an enemies to each others since all of us are animals no matter what
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 Yeah, basic competition for example. Everyone is at odds with other species from the very start, but thankfully we are Omnivores and smart as well as crafty, so we are one of the few or the only one that can choose and adapt on how to access Food or Water in every environment :P we should stop with the damn self-hate. Especially for the kind people on this planet that noone deserves that's how kind they are, they are precious. No hate for them at the very least!!!
I never would've guessed that worms can have such an impact on us.
now let me tell you about bees...
Yeah! me too. Near my house and company have lot of kind this worm.
The Snails of Iron must really have a Magnetic personality
Basically, flat worms should be in more peoples' nightmares.
Hammer head worms are low key terrifying and there should be a horror movie based on them.
Flatworm: my regeneration made me unkillable, immortal and unmatched!
Salt,vinegar: i miss the part where that's my problem.
Further proves my argument that bugs are waaay more savage than any animal on earth, if all of them became 10-20x bigger and kept most of their abilities we are super fucked
I've always found them to be alien like.
I used to find quite a few of these on my grandmother's property when I was younger. I hated them and their slimy trails all over the sidewalk and porch. They looked so creepy swinging that head back and forth scanning for prey as they crawled along.
Literally have the same formative memory. I remember I always found them split in two, as if they did it on purpose. Turns out my child self was right!
That's right. For me I never knew this name of worm, and also how it effect on us. Just know now.
The worm is planaria, higest power of regeneration, phylum platyhelminthes. The tube on ventral side is gonopore , requires two hosts sheep/goat and snail/fish. Larva name: Miracidium larva.
Knew this creature since class 10, had to study this forcefully.
Basically the term Hammerhead means " I will eat you " in the animal kingdom
Day 1 of my summery.
I will do a summery every new video by WATOP
1.Flat worms are dangerous and coud potentially make disasters.
2.Worms are the key.
Worms make soil much more easier for plants to grow aka our plant foods.
Worms are a prey of birds which is bird are a prey of multiple animals and so on.
So without them out food chain would be ruined.
And those hammer head flat worms are like the ultimate villain no matter how little or harmless they are.
:)
It's always a good day when WATOP releases a new video
I second
True ☺️
So like..every two days?
@@Axxxel_in_Harlem yes every other day is a great day
I remember finding these under rocks as a kid.
0:58 honestly when you think about it a worm would be the perfect predator for snails because there defense is pretty useless against something that can squeeze its body right into their shell they can go more or less anywhere the snail can probably requires roughly the same habitat and can probably move a good deal faster than them too
“There is a battle for the future of our planet…”. Earthworm Jim has to survive👍
When I was younger I used to play in the garden and hold worms but once I held a hammer worm and I didn’t know that it was a hammer worm back then and got stung some how but now I know why thanks for explaining
I used to move earthworms off drying sidewalks after the rain stopped. They would wince and curl up like ramen noodles. Then one day in another state of the Union, I picked up a robust, reddish-colored worm, and it thrashed muscularly. I dropped it in horror, suspecting it was a Chinese parasitic worm I’d heard about in a recent biology class. Lesson? Leave Nature ALONE!
So you got sprayed digestive enzymes...👌
Imagining large infestations of these gives me shivers down my spine. It makes me not even want to jump in the ocean ever.
Anyone else caught when he misspoke and said "Hammerhead snail" at 6:12 min mark?
Love the vids & Steve!
That's what it's called
No?
Yeah I did XD, he actually meant to say Hammerhead Worm 🐛hehehe
They are covered with poisonous slime ....that's why it's not cool to touch them ......you can kill them with salt .....or vinegar.
So do hammerhead worms have some type of stem cells/ programmable cells that lasts throughout their whole lifespan? This is so cool and can mean a lot for science in the future…
i think we are not the top of the species!! this worms are simply incredible, imagine in 1 million year their brain will develop, imagine in 1 million years their brain will develop, we can't beat him
Fire am i a joke to you
@@zopro480 that indeed is a way to rid of these invasive vermins or just trap them in a cup if salt lol idk who would take time to trap em in salt
@@StupidBird1141 waste of salt
@@zopro480 fr
got this at right time. a lot of hammer-head worms around my home and decline of crop nearby. now its relatable.
I recognize those shipworms on trees. They look like the mangrove ones called "Tamilok" in Palawan. I've eaten them and they're really tasty when eaten fresh from the log.
The mangroves are seriously endangered though so it's really hard to get them fresh. They have to look for dead mangroves as they cannot cut down living ones.
If you can’t beat em, eat em
I never really consider myself adventurous when it comes to food but I really want to try tamilok
Theyte tasty I went there and tasted like your average oyster and you wouldnt eat it first cause of what it looks like
I've been scared by tape worms, worms are not people food.
some part of Indonesia especially tribes on the east also eat those worms.. I don't know Filipino eat those worms too.. interesting 😮
Snail of iron is the inspo for Husuian Goodra in Pokémon. So cool a real creature like this exist!
And the flatworm was the inspiration for Zygarde.
“But worms 🪱?”
Hell yeah worms! The smaller you are the more terrifying your world is 😂 that poor poor snail 🐌
Uuuuugh! So fascinating and horrifying at the same time. We're doomed. We're doomed. We're doomed... by worms.
'How did snails get long range weapons' made me laugh 😂😂
I started seeing these worms in my yard this year. First time I saw them. I looked them up and it said they were harmful or something.
Hammerhead worm: *kills majority of snails
Cone snails: I'll avenge you all, comrades
Next day
Cone snails: *kills humans
Some French guy: I'll avenge you, bonjeurs
I know a few coworkers with similar biology of this worm.
Shipworms are not worms, they are marine bivalve molluscs in the family Teredinidae: a group of saltwater clams with long, soft, naked bodies. The shells work like a drill bit to bore into the wood.
They did say they are bivalves
Who else wants to stop watching but can't stop watching
Thanks for being a calming voice in my cPTSD world. I was having a pretty rough start to the day. Now I'm grateful for not being a 🐌. A tiny light back to reality is what I needed when I jumped on YT today.
I will keep you in my prayers….
@@Mizfit6913 why you turning a totally fun entertaining vid into a sad therapy UA-cam video lol
@@mr.chillman8660 if anything they are turning it into a prayer study, and it would be B K that's turning it into a therapy session
Stay strong
@@alexingram127 just like ur mom SWEETIE 😘😘😘
The insane thing is I thought that was a type of leech I've seen those in the grass and very damp areas around mulch areas here in Florida
You could only know by checking the underside, itll either have a cilia or a mouth with little teeth
That does sound like a leech lol i don't think these would be in the grass, but then again im not sure how they move around when outside of wood. But leeches look more segmented than this.
I would cry if I saw a leech as big as this
I wonder what the lifespan would be for each individual portion once they regenerate. Would they start from scratch or would they continue from where they originally left off??
the regenerated worm is basically a clone of the original
@@zorn2017 yeah so if those worms have a life span of 1 year and the worm splits into two after 6 months, will the clone worm die at the same time as the original worm or will it die 1 year later after its "born"
@@-lee-2867I think the cellular makeup of the new worm would be the same so the body and brain that form from the already old cells and dna would have the 6 month life span
The geographic cone snail is one of if not the top venomous animals on the planet. A freaking snail!!!! Steve wants to go and find one I know. Lol. I had one for 5 years and never once did it try to kill me. But let's be honest, I didnt play with it and hold it without a pair of leather gloves. Even then I didnt want to stress it out. They have a very pretty shell and this is the problem for kids and some adults. They walk along a beach and see this pretty Shell and bend down to pick it up. They dont know have grabbed and then a sharp pain. The pain feels like a bad wasp sting and you think to yourself, did this seashell just sting me? Then you start having issues breathing and you remember seeing a sign warning people to stay clear of these pretty shells. Most wont survive this injected venom and will die a painful death if not put into a medical coma.
2:55 , i mean, that snake looks like its having the time of its life, just look at that earhole-to-earhole smile!
I found one of these in California once. A Camel-spider too!
A "pharanx" is a throat with teeth on it that can turn inside out... Basically the scariest parts of horror movie monsters.
My ghaaa
Wow! Imagine how smart this worm could become sharing leaned skills. It's similar to the speeds modern AI systems can learn.
It's like you splitting your brain and growing a new one...
Man, iron snails are a real life pokemon
The way these hammerhead worms look, their eyes are kind of cute . . . I'm not the only one right?
He voice gives me the chills 🙃🙃🙃
In a good way 😊….
5:54 boi what the frick
6:50 - "Wait I need to describe you."
"Hell no. I know what comes next."
Those little googly eyes looked quite cute on this terrifying abomination
That's a gorgeous worm. Looks like something from out of monster hunter
5:54 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its about time people knew some information about these slow moving suckers!🤣
2:56 This is terrifying😭
"how did worms get long range weapons" WHAT!
In my my language (malayalam) (I'm from Kerala,india) Hammer head worm is called ചെവിപ്പാമ്പ് (chevippaambu) if I translate its would be ear snake because old people always say it will enter our ears 😅😅 it's pretty common but doesn't have that marking like in the video it's black on the back side and and light brown in the opposite side
SEE YOU LATER 🤗🤗
Are you taking about kankhajura
@@anantambisht4895 kankhajura is not worm but insect
Cone snails - the ones with the spears - have got incredibly effective venom. So if you see one, DO NOT Approach or try to touch it!
Why?
Since they regenerate every body parts, you have to kill them by vaporizing them with Super Kamehameha
;_; the poor snail - I almost threw up... I know very well how psychotic worms are...thank you for showing the world!
Never thought I'd feel sorry for a snail.
I’m a snail lover and seeing this video just makes me cry
Avoid France.
Darwin did not even know how complicated the single cell was. His own admission not mine…and this is what he founded his theory of evolution no?!?
3:57 Metal Slug
* "Heavy Machinegun!" *
Dear parents: Just because your child is smiling at their phone, doesn't mean they have a boyfriend or girlfriend, they are watching this masterpiece! 🔥❤️❤️
Thx
They think I’m good enough to get one?
@@zamzaddy8535 ofc not
Ws
@@zamzaddy8535 no they are worried because you probably catfished the other person😂😂😂
I always see a lot of empty snail shells. Are those the ones preyed by that worm?
That hammerhead word is gonna be a good thing cuz it can exterminate some of the apple snail
'Why are terrible creatures essential for our world?' says a human
Love his hyperjetic monotone voice could watch for hours.
Imagine a scale foot snail, cone snail hybrid. It is both the spear and the shield. It is both unstoppable force and immovable object
That mf gonna be a Spartan. 😂
I never thought a video about worms could be that interesting and amazing 😅😅👍👍
If you do see these worms in the wild, be careful when you’re handling them, and burn them. Burning them is the only way to absolutely make sure you destroy them.
Are cheetahs even considered predators since most times when they catch their prey it ends up getting stolen by a hyena or the cheetah flees from a pack of birds?
Well, they still hunt and eat meat right?
They are predators but are not top predators
Hi Steve I hope you see my comment you have shared us good topics and such learnings thank you!
Another thing that makes Hammerhead Worms scary is that they produce Tetrodotoxin in their secretions, the same toxin which Pufferfsh produce. It can actually be absorbed through human skin and produce toxic effects, even death. The only way to safely exterminate these creatures is by dissolving them in vinegar, using thick gloves or tools to move them. Giant African Snails are scary because they tend to harbor a parasite named Angiostrongylus Cantonensis, or "Rat Lungworm" which causes severe meningitis in humans, inflammation of the membrane lining your spinal cord and brain. They are both terrifying creatures
Apologies if already asked, what is the full name of that snail-munching worm 00:40?
I'd love to do some research online if anybody has any links.
Tks
EDIT: sorry... I actually watched further. Name is stated. I was just impatient. I'll sit back down and behave. Awesome vid!!
I've never heard of ship worms before. That's interesting. If they just switch their diet to plastic instead, we don't need to worry about cleaning the ocean.
But we're sure going to have infestations lol
God bless you for your contents brother, educational yet entertaining
Steve is back 😁🙈
I have one of those worms as a pet! Mine loves to eat night crawlers and earthworms
Finally a way to get rid of the snail that has been following me for years
The way he phrased that, made me think of something I can't believe I never thought of in all my 41 years... What if an invasive species invades on its own, instead of with human help... would we still consider it an _"invasive species"?_
I think we'd make up a new term... something like _"auto-invasive species"._
Damn you make a good point there...
Thats called, natural selection.
Frankly, you could argue all invasive species are natural selection. It was a migration event caused unwittingly, or on purpose by another animal. Its a matter of perspective. Rafting events happened alot, where animals crossed oceanic barriers through rafts and settled on new lands, often completely alien to them. Thats effectively what is happening here, just with human intervention instead of pure chance.
No
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OH MY GOD I REMEMBER THIS CHANNEL FROM SO LONG AGO I SOMEHOW REMEMBERED THIS EXISTED AND FOUND IT AGAIN THIS IS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE
"like human walking to an African elephant and bite its leg off "?? Lol ... 🤣🤣🤣. I really want to see someone trying that ..
Is this your real voice??? I have found many channels with this voice🤨 and i think I have found your personal Ig account too😂🌚
Tell the id
I would like to see these many channels.
This is like.. ”one of a kind” channel🙄..
@@lindaedvardsson4218 yeah , his channel is one of an "animal-planet" 😂
But if you check, I have mentioned only about his "voice", not his content...
@@jayrajgupta8006 ok.. didnt know that.. but hasn’t seen as good work and content as this at any other channel..😌.. so I do not care how many He has.. 🤷🏼♀️I Love this..😅
Hmmm... If you, as opposed to cutting a worm in half, instead cut it into 30 little pieces.. would you eventually end up with 30 new worms? Or is there some sort of limit to their regeneration abilities?
Those are Hammerhead Slugs from what I've seen on google, I've seen them before as a kid. It's a rare sight to see one, just know now that they are killers
The worst of all worms is the Bobbit worm!!😮😮
Let me get this straight, if I somehow taught one to read and cut it into 3, it would regenerate into 3 literate worms? Woah…
Hey I got a question for you
Precisely
4:09 suddenly, Hisuian Goodra makes alot more sense
Today I learned that if you survive a murder attempt, it can be called a "procedure"
Saw one of these as a kid once, my dumbass got convinced by my friend that if I touched it, it would burrow straight into my body through my finger and eat me from the inside. Needless to say, I never went near one again.
Can you make a meme involving "the magnetic snail"? Please, please, please, please, please. Then, one about the hammerhead worm and "It's Hammer time" ...? I would do it if I was tech savvy.
Interesting video dude. I have to say though I think it's funny the scientist believe the worm has memory and a shared one. I'm sure their were numerous test, but if the test you described was it, then I dont think one could say it used memory. Now if they put food in the same spot all the time, and then last day switch it so they need to choose a different path at the end, I think that would be a better test for memory. If it goes to the old room, memory was probably involved, if it bypasses and gets to the food room again without the stop, the I would say it purely finding it with it's own abilities no memory involved
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Scalely foot snails: “piece was never an option”
Did this guy just solve world hunger? We farm flat worms for a source of food
The entire video made me feel really uncomfortable thanks for the nightmare fuel you absolute legend.
"hope they at least taste good"
Well, one thing i know, stirfried snails is delicacy tho 🤔🤔
Oh so that's what the New Goodra line is based on. Ah that's cool.
Well, if there is one thing that will cause nightmares, its worms being able to eat humans...