I Found a Murder Leaf!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Join Mark and the Brave Crew as they venture into the wilds of Borneo in Indonesia on a quest to find some of the strangest creatures you've ever seen! Watch and find out what they find!
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It's awesome how comfortable the critters are with you, Mark. They can tell you're not a threat. They're happy to just chill a bit with you!💙
Real❤
YESS
Hopper seems the most chill amongst them all, what a calm boi
Lol
“Murder mantis” would have been an even cooler name
Alliterations are awesome
@@SouthParkStudio Totally true!
Your videos are very entertaing ,great job. (:
That green frog was so hilarious how it was jumping all over the place with you literally having to catch it. 🤣
It is amazing how well the insects evolve to look almost identical to a dead leaf or other plant!
That leaf frog is so cute!!
The tiny squeaky croak as it jumped was so adorable.😭
That mantis is not fully grown yet. Mantids go through various stages of development (L1(baby) - L8(adult)). It looks like the mantis you found is probably L6 or L7. If you look closely where the thorax meets the abdomen you can see the wing buds are starting to develop. When the mantis has it's final shed, that's when it will get it's wings :) ---- I've owned several mantids.
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
Was getting ready to comment, it looks like a subadult!
0:15 and they aren't animals!
🤓🤓
Someone's been studying hehe
I believe this mantis might be a D. Truncata, as opposed to Lobata.
Also this is not as big as it'll get. This one has one moult to go and it'll be a fully grown adult, with a full set of wings. The adults have a spectacular defence posture, using the brightly coloured inside of the raptorial arms and wings.
How did u learn this?
@@user-td9oy4tx2e i had mantids as pets many years ago and I remember the Deroplatys species as they were among the more sought after species at the time.
I love how he is excited to see something deadly and proceed to touch it 😂
Hh
only deadly if your a tiny bug XD
They already researched which bugs can be safe to be touch
😅
It's a mantis, how dangerous to humans can it be?
@@bromodragone8405 there is no kind of mantid thats dangerous to people, they arint even toxic to eat.
That frog is so freakin adorable!!
The Mantis looks absolutely incredible
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When I saw the title "murder leaf" I expected a eucalyptus leaf
I was expecting the same, but a leaf that had stingers on it like the devil’s toilet paper leaf not a praying mantis
One word Australia
good find
fun fact, praying mantises are very closely related to cockroaches
Wow! I didn’t know that! But my opinion. The cockroaches kinda look like flat beetles but they are not related due to the birth cycle.
@@gypsygirl0715 go have a look at a mantis' front end close up, then do the same with a cockroach. The similarities are actually really striking. I had a little "wow!" moment when I found this out.
@@martinsibbe536 they even lay eggs the same, the ootheca
Wait but mantis eat roaches
As a zoology student in Sarawak, during our field ecology that involve us catching and releasing back those animal, we encountered most of these animals. Especially that liogaster. It bit me and my finger bleed 😅. We also caught several nasuta frogs and almost killed them due to improper handling 🥲
I really enjoyed seeing the Frog. The Dead leaf mantis was really cool too though. We have a whole bunch of small Preying Mantises running around here at my house in SLC Utah. They are about 1” to 1 1/2” long right now at the end of July.
It is Amazing that you are able to interact with these animals and the animals are able to just be them selfs and able to not think of you as a threat to them. I watch your videos all the time and every video you guys are always spreading the good words about animals and animal conservation. It is truly amazing and I thank you for informing everyone about these things.
Welp that's one scary leaf.
Murder leaf:💀
This leaf can kill
Deadly Mantis, classic 1950's giant bug monster movie!
I love that you are a friend to critters and explain the realities of their pl,ace in he world. Thank you.
Hello im so happy you guys went to Indonesia bc im Indonesian , well hope y'all love it here :)
Star of the this episode was the frog! That was way more cooler than the mantis!
Wsp
didn't know there was such a lizard as the Blue-eyed Anglehead Lizard until now... neat. thanks.
Creatures that can camouflage are always cool! I've seen a orchid mantis, I've never seen a dead leaf mantis though. All of these creatures are awesome!
Love these king of videos! Explore the rainy forests!
That one guy in the class who keeps on finding bad luck in his life
Coyote:am i a joke to you!!!!?!?
what texture pack is this
😭🙏
Hehe😊
Its in java
bro what😂
It's called real life by world
bro found a mantis disguised as a leaf at night and I can't even find my phone sometimes
I used to watch your channel when I was younger. I miss watching these
Pop-up advertising Mark! 💙
the species of the mantis is Deroplatys desiccata, not Deroplatys lobata, and no it is not a fully grown adult, it is a sub-adult female, it needs to molt once more to become an adult
Have you guys been to Madagascar? It would be epic! Like the leaf-tailed gecko or chameleons or tenrecs!
Early morning brave watching.
Love it.
Meanwhile, I get to watch this right before bed
That frog like this is my life now lmfao
As a kid I always dreamt of having a job going out into nature and catching things! That Wallace's flying frog is one of my all time favorites! That mantis was an awesome find as well! To encounter so many things in nature that you do must be so invigorating!
Awesome video! Just one small correction for the sentence at 7:33: This is not an adult specimen, since it doesn't have fully developed wings yet. So they do in fact get bigger. This one is most likely subadult or presubadult.
Nice adventure, Great video Mark
It's sad seeing him get old.
Yeah finally brave wilderness in borneo🎉🎉🎉🎉(i've been waiting for this since the pandemic)
Leaf bugs are some of the coolest insects to ever exist. I've loved South America and the rainforest since I was in grade school. Such a majestic extraterrestial place.
I had 2 big mantises but there dead but i have one still named kickstand hes named kickstand because when we got him he was missing a leg
On one of the last live streams, ciottie told us about a wolf that was killed in Wyoming and it sounded like he was comparing hunters to the person who killed the wolf and just saying hunters do not do that
I really like how mark turning up man I really gotta get back in this
Every time I use a head lamp outside, every winged bug in a 5 mile radius locks on to my face as if they're heat seeking missles😂😅
It's because bugs are spies for the government
When I saw it, my brain was immediately like:
‘Flying Mantis!’.
4:23 let’s see if I can just get it to crawl on me
Frog: RAHHHH
I had a couple of pet praying mantises, they are sillier then they appear.
Flinging frog was my favorite
i love this channel its scary and cool
That frog is so cool and beautiful!
How cute is the Lizard on the tree branch, so cute 🤩👈. 🥳🥳
Cyotye would you the Spider Bite Zone start with the southern black widow.
I saw a giant walking stick walking across a busy road in TX. It was so beautiful, but who knows if it ever got across. It was so big I saw it briefly at a stop light, but I did not have enough time to get out or anything.
Mark Vins!!! You've learned so much about how to make engaging content from Coyote. At the same time you're still uniquely yourself. Keep up the good work!
finally a non sting baiting episode, i love mantids! Can't wait for the title to be changed to "will this thing bite me?"
That dead leaf
mantis is cool
You should do a bite zone with a horse fly
I love all of these creatures. They are beautiful and amazing each in their own way.
We solved the mystery gang, a mantis leaf pretending to be a leaf
that frog was adorable, and I love mantises
Brave wilderness + forrest galante + steve irwin = best combo 1:22
This is fascinating and a bit eerie! 🍂🔍 Finding a 'murder leaf' is like stumbling upon a real-life mystery in nature. It’s incredible how the natural world can sometimes produce such intriguing and unusual phenomena. Thanks for sharing this unique find!
I've encounter mantis quite some time in my suburban area, but never seen that big. Naming Hopper is suitable as it was quite jumpy.
Dude you should look for the earless monitor lizard, Lanthanotus borneensis. They look like little Chinese dragons and are super cool!
Gosh I don’t know how y’all do this. This bug gave me severe anxiety. 😂
The flying frog and the Ldaf Mantis
"This leaf can kill....let's touch it"
It can kill tiny prey, not dangerous to people
Night herpinmg yet not one reptile found. However, the frog was super cute and the mantis was amazing. Well done :)
Woe looked dangerous 🤮😱Good thing you're professionals...I liked this video Mark & Crew yes!!!!👍😅
Never thought the team gonna be in borneo, we may be expecting borneon animal like proboscis
Man has a dream job. Imagine getting paid to travel the World and look for rare animals.
And have them sting and bite me? No thanks you lol
7:21 yes, a very formidable preacher 🙏
😂😂😂
Idk if he’s done it already but I feel like a horse fly is smth for the sting/bite videos
This is deadly let me see if i can put it on my hand
The Tropical Forest Dragon was probably my favorite animal in this episode.
Since you basically taken over coyotes job or whatever you've done a really good job and I enjoy your content a lot It's really informative and it's fun to watch you get stung and bit by things coyote was a little over dramatic LOL but I still love his videos
where is cayote
The mantis is posing because he knows he's chosen to be a model!
the spiny stick bug is above the bullet ant on the pain index
please do night herping at Borneo again,find new ones🙏🏻
Honestly, the frog was much cooler than the mantis to me. Just an amazing creature.
Thats not Deroplatys lobata, most likely Deroplatys dessicata - my first mantis which was totally safe animal...
Love your content man keep it up!!
Do mammoth wasp (Megascolia) next please. 🙏
I come back every coupleof years just sto see if this man is still living button
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Hopper reminds of the villains of Disney pixar a bugs life.
Mabye next should be another murder alien but shoots blood from its eyes a hint is its a lizard or a one that flys technically glides tree to tree also a reptile green or brown too pls good videos btw ❤️
Aww he’s so cute
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God i wish i could join this channel!
I just love everything you guys are doing!
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Flying frog? What 😂 That's awesome
Remember, there are flying snakes in Borneo lol
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@@Dells16 There are 5 recognized 'flying snake' species, can be found in western India to southeast asia
What they do is climb up really tall trees, jump off and glide to the next tree
@@KenBladehart 👀👀👀👀😱😱😱
@@KenBladehart I think I have seen a black mamba do that...
Coyote remember when u did the brown recluse? Can u do a wolf spider
That is a female deroplatys desiccata nymph, mate. No wings until adult and nowhere near as big as they get lol. I'm surrounded by them in here 😆Fun video.
the bravery of him holding the insects surprises me☠️
First is formidable but found first. First let’s find a first frog that’s first in every first way, if not first then second in all of everything. Nevertheless the first is a great one or is it the alliance that first will come on top!
I've lived in Southern California L.A. County cities my entire life. And sure I've seen plenty of mantids at different houses.
But the house Im at now near North East Long Beach, I've never seen so many. Some summers, it's an infestation. I love em, but why so many now? Is it just area even though I've lived in literally the touching 3 cities next to me and never saw this many? So cool to try and hold em, some are really chill. Others, not so much. I've actually held more chill females than males.
Suggestion: Find a Rain Frog
Murder Leaf
Better Health
Same difference
Yo btw your pfp looks cool
W brave wilderness
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