I had some 5 years ago and two days ago I decided to grow them again so I took the sand they lived in and put water in it. And they live again. I now made them an aquarium with plants and more in it so they can have for once a life worth living for :)
@@HilarioRenteria-vg9eh It's funny that you ask because I think this year was the first time I got me some triopseggs and hatched them since the last time ( wich would have been 6 years ago lol)
these little creature's eggs has one of the best hatching strategy in the entire animal kingdom! often times by certain circumstances some eggs decided to not hatch even when water is present and ended up waiting for the next water cycle to arrive. this ensures their entire population to not get wiped out instantly if the first water cycle failed and ended up drying up killing the young triop babies! their eggs can even detect mineral dissolved in the body of water they're in, indicating that the water has been staying for quite some time and potentially drying up which is why the eggs rarely hatch on water containing high mineral. it really feels like the eggs itself are aware of the surrounding yet it require no water at all to survive for years (i heard that some scientists had managed to hatch 70+ years old triop eggs successfully). that's how they survived longer than us humans without having to evolve much!
@@aarongriffin81 Because they don't change ever, WHERE ist "evolution"? "Evolution" mains "ever randomly changing and developing to higher. Why are there no changes to "living fossils" for many millions of Years through thousands of changes of climate, water quality, temperature and so on? That cannot be explained by "evolution". The tale of "evolution" is a completely fairytale for fighting against the truth of the living god, making all life.
I forgot about those for a while but suddenly remembered them for some reason. I know have a life goal of keeping these instead of a fish tank, having proper set ups for its stages of life cycle to then be able to carry them on as well instead of just a colony or 2
can I put it in a lake in canada Quebec edit: I also saw a guy make gigantic triops the size of half a bathtub if I release it in the wild with siblings in canada Quebec will it thrive and will it reproduce and survive the winter seasons
In the same state recorded in this video, Utah, there’s a lake that is super salty near Salt Lake City and has a lot of brine shrimp that are pretty similar to triops
I had some 5 years ago and two days ago I decided to grow them again so I took the sand they lived in and put water in it. And they live again. I now made them an aquarium with plants and more in it so they can have for once a life worth living for :)
That is so incredibly cool!
How's life been after 11 years
@@HilarioRenteria-vg9eh It's funny that you ask because I think this year was the first time I got me some triopseggs and hatched them since the last time ( wich would have been 6 years ago lol)
Ten years later this video is coming in clutch after watching a short about these 😂
Same 😂
you could say this video is on diapause all along and now the environment is right for it to come out
Daily dose
@@daleryanaldover6545😂 Diapause - yes!
These guys are the animal version of ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’😂
This was a superb interpretive video. These things are wild! Like tiny desert horseshoe crabs!
Holy triod crap ranger Kenny! You nailed that! That's variety of verbose vocabulary and difficult diction for one take. And you just OWNED IT!
briansmobile1 what
@@Night_Wood the speech he just gave, it's hard
He can get a job as a StarTrek extra.
@@vidalottfr he should play Einstein when they drop the live action documentary
these little creature's eggs has one of the best hatching strategy in the entire animal kingdom! often times by certain circumstances some eggs decided to not hatch even when water is present and ended up waiting for the next water cycle to arrive. this ensures their entire population to not get wiped out instantly if the first water cycle failed and ended up drying up killing the young triop babies! their eggs can even detect mineral dissolved in the body of water they're in, indicating that the water has been staying for quite some time and potentially drying up which is why the eggs rarely hatch on water containing high mineral. it really feels like the eggs itself are aware of the surrounding yet it require no water at all to survive for years (i heard that some scientists had managed to hatch 70+ years old triop eggs successfully). that's how they survived longer than us humans without having to evolve much!
wow we need these in the netherlands, we have way too much mosquitos here
You have them! I just ordered some eggs from a local triops breeder in the Netherlands.
@@Gurusum6 Yes there are breeders, but there are no actual native here. Farmed does not equal native/living here.
@@cazek445 The point is that you need them there and you have breeders.
@@cazek445 Have you done something about it? Just buy some eggs, hatch them and then release them into the wild.
@@JessicaRodriguez-gi2clclassic. non-native species impact ecologies in unpredictable ways. Definitely should NOT release anything into the wild
Absolutely fascinating creatures.
Great short video about it too
So God never nerfed or buffed them, they were balanced from the beginning
Underrated 😂
Crazy they survived so long thanks to perfect evolution.
Sure....And they remained unchanged for 70 million years. They are impressive and perfectly designed.
@@aarongriffin81 Because they don't change ever, WHERE ist "evolution"? "Evolution" mains "ever randomly changing and developing to higher. Why are there no changes to "living fossils" for many millions of Years through thousands of changes of climate, water quality, temperature and so on? That cannot be explained by "evolution". The tale of "evolution" is a completely fairytale for fighting against the truth of the living god, making all life.
@@guri311 I agree. Hopefully my sarcasm is noticed.
Great presentation - dense info for a short vid
Looks like a miniature horseshoe crab mixed with a pincer bug.
fascinating. Thank you for uploading. informative and interesting
I forgot about those for a while but suddenly remembered them for some reason. I know have a life goal of keeping these instead of a fish tank, having proper set ups for its stages of life cycle to then be able to carry them on as well instead of just a colony or 2
0:31 Did any of you guys see a face?
Yes
A WILD KABUTO APPEARED
We have the same in Bahrain
im in bahrain toooooo!
Thank you for that info.
Weeks ago I saw these little buggers and thought they were tadpoles LOL
*in snakes voice*
But how dose it taste?
emo_coconut666 STOP FUCKING WITH ME
emo_coconut666 😂😂😂
you try it yet?
I wonder how many species of triops, copepods, water fleas, seed shrimp, ect. Exist in the world
Who seen a face in the stone
I have
Those stones were fossils
Valley of fire has water spots like this full of triops!!
cool thanks again for your browser and the new way
0:30 hey stop looking at me like that
I'm hatching some of these that I got in a kit at the time I watched this video. Good to know what I have in my room, right? ;)
Those look cool!
BTW i have triops as pets xD and they eat each other when there is no fresh algae powder mixed with water for them.
can I put it in a lake in canada Quebec edit: I also saw a guy make gigantic triops the size of half a bathtub if I release it in the wild with siblings in canada Quebec will it thrive and will it reproduce and survive the winter seasons
Multiple people have validated its truth but if you put the boiling water and then the triop a second later they die from the heat
This Gigant triops video is fake
Yeah the giant triops video is unfortunately fake. He claims he used radiation to make them bigger.
Anyone saw the face at 0:34?
saw it
It's kinda cute...
Yeah
Did
Ofc lol
He said it "Design!" Yeeeee haaaaaaw!
Too many morons.
Imagine larger versions of these (I think the government could do it)
They look more like horseshoe crabs, than like shrimp, in my book.
lol I got a triops kit and it says I have to have spring water and I think their little demons ._. nooooooo
Chloe Parkinson ikr they are so hard!
I do not submit to fear I submit to god
I'm curious how they made it to the desert.. by birds? Or simple existing in the area from when oceans once covered area?
In the same state recorded in this video, Utah, there’s a lake that is super salty near Salt Lake City and has a lot of brine shrimp that are pretty similar to triops
At 0:30 why does that look like a face
Because your mind is designed to recognize faces in things.
They live only 20-90 days???
Nice facts
Demon shrimp activated. Proceed to phase 2
um just going out on a limb but will assume you can't eat these
Lucas Barrow wtf, why the hell would you wanna eat one of these?
They are amazing beautiful creatures
How fucked in the head would you be to eat one
In fairness, you can eat anything...once.
Why would you want to eat this
I mean, I don’t think their toxic… with a bit of salt isn’t everything edible.
Not toxic, but not tasty. Eat em if u want. They are not endangered
Ancient crustacean,,
Why does this seem like an ARG
Its a dinosaur
Next stop😂
2020?
2021 mas bro !
is it just me or that sand looks like a face
0.33
It’s dinosaur
Haloo
And scientists want me to believe in Evolution 😂😂😂😂😂😂