Dragonflies are probably my favorite insect, not just because they're beautiful, or because they can hover and fly fast, but also because they keep mosquito populations down.
Same. I always have like 1 or 2 Dragonflies flying around outside and inside my house because they were looking for mosquitoes to eat. I’m glad that my grandma made me like dragonflies. Because we used to catch them when I was a kid before she passed away.
They dont mess with humans often either. They can very much bite you but iv only heard of it happening and never saw it or had it happen to me and iv held many of them.
왕잠자리는, 지금 46세인 저조차 초딩시절 여름 한 철 동네 개천 근처에서 한두마리 밖에 못 보던 귀한 녀석들입니다. 이제는 다시 못 보겠다 싶어서 너무 안타까웠는데, 오늘 그 아쉬움을 많이 해소한 것 같습니다. 이토록 정성껏 길러서 자연으로 보내주셔서 진심으로, 진심으로 감사드립니다. 잠자리의 탈바꿈 과정도 정말 궁금했는데 이렇게 정확히 관찰 한 거 처음입니다. 너무너무 고맙습니다. 제발돼라님 같은 분들이 이 시대에 필요한 진정한 유튜버입니다.
Are you just a bug lover or an entomologist? Its fascinating to see them live and develop. Kudos for turning something people usually balk at into something interesting, educational, and fun to watch!
They are of course still wild animals and have instincts driving them to do what nature bids them, but its kinda cool to see that they must have gotten desensitized to your presence and know you're not a threat, because as adults they just let you poke them and hold them. They have such complex eyes, I'm willing to believe they're smart enough to know you're their Giant Food Feeding Buddy.
I'm 64 years old, and grew up on a farm. I spent a lot of time near ponds, streams and woods. I grew up seeing lots of Dragonfly's, but never went to the trouble of learning much about them or even their names until lately. I have been fortunate over the last few summers to be able to catch a few local varieties on Video. I Watched a documentary on them just yesterday, explaining their "Unique" body Design and flight Characteristics. One of Gods most "Amazing Creations" for sure. You have a lot of patience and love for nature. You invested a great deal of time, that will help more people to understand Dragonfly's. I really enjoyed this video! "Great Job"! 😊👍
You are so right, when I was small I used to see so many in tha island of P.R. I always admire them now when I see one in Los Angeles I considered myself so lucky. They’re fascinating and amazing.
@@Jcron13 Thank You for the reply! I can't wait to get out and film some more this summer. I have many good locations where Dragonfly's are plentiful. Damselfly's are very fascinating as well. They are similar but different too. 😊👍
@@euniceluna8534 Yes they sure are! I was fortunate enough to get some real close up videos of both dragonfly's and damselfly's last summer. Looking forward to more opportunity's this year as well. 😊👍
One of the things that I find most fascinating is that they are nature's most successful flying hunters when it comes to successful hunting attempts at over 90%!
Aww! It's so magical! Seeing an adult dragonfly emerge is a huge privilege, thank you so much for showing us! I've never seen that happen before. It's amazing!
I love how all these critters never have parents in the wild and shouldn't have reason to understand parenthood, yet they still recognise that you're the one who raised them. So cool.
It was also nervous at first at 20:00 due to their wings, but the fact that their wing slow down and than stop shaking at 20:14 when it got more comfortable and realized it was food.
I had a pet dragonfly that I named "Draggy" when I was younger. My father and I had found them when they had just crawled out of the water, and I decided to keep them. We had a screened in porch that I put Draggy on, and I spent lots of time out there holding them and even trying to "teach" them how to fly. I like to say that I successfully taught them how to fly haha. Eventually, I let Draggy go. They let me hold them as I walked through the house to go to the backyard, and wouldn't leave for a bit even when we were outside. I remember watching Draggy fly off into the distance, and I still think about them sometimes. I'll never forget you, Draggy! :)
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I love when he shows the animal hunting, and always says, "indeed?". So cute. Have loved your videos for a long time. Thank you for caring for the creatures which most people don't think of, or even revile.
The whole video was absolutely fascinating to watch and it’s the first time I’ve ever seen how dragonflies evolve into adults on video!! My absolute favourite part is at 19:44 because that is the best up close shots of any insect I’ve ever seen in my entire life‼️ The 20,000 to 30,000 individual eyes up close with all the water droplets on top is amazing. Not to mention how the water droplets zoom into the individual eyes even more!!!😮 oh and phenomenal up close camera shot by the way! I’ve never seen such a good and clear photo of an insect in my life!! Keep up the great work.😅
Back in school all my classmates would shoot dragon Flys with rubber bands and make them fight, the dragon Flys will fly away BUT my classmates always rip the wings of the dragon flys
Cool video. Gotta love the Dragonfly. You did a great job here so thanks for that and you brought back fond memories. My little brother and I used to go on adventures and bring home small creatures. Then I got older and had two sons and that was my excuse to get some nets, set up a fish aquarium and go out and get dirty and teach my boys how I was as a kid. Great fun. Then another period of time went by and my boys married and gave me 3 boys and a girl so we were off to the ponds, streams and lakes...I'm 63 now and I look forward to when my grand children come over again...I found a nice, large tank!
Love the video!! I think next time, however, it might be wise to add some substrate at the bottom of the aquarium. Maybe some soil from the pond, as well as adding more plant matter from where you found the larvae. It would help create a healthier and more natural ecosystem for the dragonfly nymphs. :)
Today I was at a swimming pool and was talking. I reached my hand out of the pool while I was talking and a dragonfly came and landed on my finger. He stayed on my finger for almost ten minutes. Then, he flew circles around me and followed me around while I was swimming. Whenever I would lift my hand he would come and land on my finger and stay for a long time. He would land, then turn around, lift his head and just look at me for several minutes. I never knew dragonflies were friendly like that. That was really exciting for that to happen. I learned something today.
They always remind me of growing up in NYC. The pond in Central Park (59th Street and 5th Avenue) would be teeming with them in the summer. A dragonfly symbolises a profound change in oneself. It's a self-realization that alters your perspective. In particular, the change is about maturing mentally, and a better understanding of the meaning of life. Although I know the symbolism behind a dragonfly, I am unaware when and where people began to attach the symbolism. I assume their physical transformation is the reason why it started. Amazing to think dragonflies have been shedding their skin and transforming into adults for literally hundreds of millions of years. I'd love to see a giant dragonfly from the Carboniferous grow a larvae into adult. Their wingspan was over 2 feet! Imagine!
Amazing. I used to catch them with a butterfly net, back when i was a kid. The best summer holidays activities in my life. Bugs, Butterflies, Dragonflies and sometimes Hornets, but these guys taught me what pain is ^-^
What remarkable creatures! When I was a kid growing up near Florida swamps, my dad told me dragonflies tails were like needles, and theyd sew up your lips! Id put my hand over my mouth whenever I saw one!
there was a reason for why they tell you such stories to keep you away from them, read my OP just below this video, it is recent. Dr Rife Tech and Pleopmorphism, been known for 100 years how these bugs infect people, so playing with them like they are the only toys/pets you have is something surely the wise will avoid!
Wow, what a story. I have always loved seeing them, and this year I have had many visit my garden. I think you deserved everything you got from those animals, you worked hard, and they knew you as a safe place, and that is in it's self "amazing." Great work, and thank you for sharing.
I get emotional with all your videos, the whole process until the animal's release is extremely AWESOME! I hope one day I can be like you and even be able to do that. 👍❤️🇧🇷
You probably won't be able to see this "PleaseBee" comment now, but I really appreciate you seeing me here and giving the 'Heart', you're awesome. All the best to you who love nature so much!
Just become a new fan of your website and have subscribed absolute. Ly love your videos and presentation style. I'm in the UK, but all your comments are translated automatically to english. If there's anything I can find in this country for you, please let me know I'm fascinated to find out more. About south korean nature.So appreciate all your work
Used to catch adult dragonflies as a kid. I'd usually just let them sit in my hand for a bit before watching them leave. They never seemed afraid after being caught.
This is a wonderful video,I really enjoyed watching the transition from larva to full grown adult.The first dragonfly looks very like one that clung to our window screen for some time.I hope the ones you raised did well.Thank you for sharing!
6:39 No me gustan las polillas, pero No puedo simplemente dejar algo apoyándose en el agua. Que lindo corazón el de este joven, es como el padre naturaleza. 😿❤
Great editing! Thanks for sharing this story with us. I have walked the streams in my home city for decades; this makes me appreciate them and the life they harbor all the more.
So lovely what you do and how you capture everything! Do you have Damsel Flies where you live? They are smaller and similar to dragon flies but with wings on the top flowing back. They are my favorite insect and are so intelligent and beautiful I especially love the light blue ones. They come in several colors where I was raised on the river in the southern US. I would talk to them and make friends...and one would always pick me as his own! He would guard me from all others so that they would not land on me or take away my attention to him. This is a beautiful video! Thank you!
Excellent video, you videography was clear and exciting to watch. Anyone who knows insects knows Dragonflies are truly special..thanks for taking us on this journey,,,best wishes..
PleaseBee, a real Disney Princess with the insects 😂 your living my childhood dreams! Honestly I still dream of being able to live like this, be best buddies with all these different types of animals and insects! Love watching your channel :)
they all carry parasites...playing with them because you have zero real toys, etc. WILL expose you to their contagion, their pestilence, their parasitic diseases.
Such interesting and beautiful insects. Dragonflies are one of the few insects that don't trigger my entomophobia so much. They've always felt special to me somehow
WoW, thank you for your video. I always see Dragonfly as they come to drink at the pool. But knowing their evolution is very informative.Your commitment and patience is exemplary.
I LOVED THIS VIDEO! Although, I didn't quite see it here....call me crazy, but i swear adult dragonfly faces totally look like puppy dogs! Next time you see one, check out their face....SOoooo cute❤
That was amazing good job so intersting! I like that kinda of stuff! When dragon flies come around me they seem to be very curious and smart, like they are really watching you, they are one of my favorite too!
영상만 보다가 오랜만에 댓글창으로 왔어요♡♡ 우리 수채가 잠자리가 됬다니 ㅠ 아쉽기도하고 진짜 멋지고 놀라운 것 같아요! 곤충들이 성충이 되는 과정이나 여러 사연들을 알아보고 깨달을 수 있어서 너무 좋았어요😀 항상 제발돼라 채널과 동물들은 저에게 유익함과 감동을 안겨주네요ㅠㅠ 끊임 없는 관심과 시청으로 꼭 보답하겠습니다! , 다음 영상도 잘 부탁 드려요
These are magnificent creatures, I see them around my pool! This is so heartwarming to see this beautiful dragon fly, Thank you for sharing this with us Pleasebee!💖
가장 좋아하는 곤충이자 가장 완벽한 곤충이라고 생각되어 심심해서 찾아본건데 이건 아이들에게 학교나 부모가 무조건 틀어줘야하는 영상이라 생각됩니다. 완전 심취해서 봤어요. 편집도 기가막히고 감동까지 있었습니다. 정말 감사합니다. 우리 7살 5살 아이들에게 꼭 보여줄게요^^
I used to live in Miami, USA, and one day while tending my plants I discovered one small dragonfly, it had a bluish body, then another one with yellow body and bigger, the next day an orange one, a black one, different colors and sizes in just one place and even with colored stripes on the winds. It was amazing, I did not know. They are beautiful
WOW es sorprendente saber y ver cómo puedes tener ese vínculo con un pequeñito ser vivo en verdad es muy emocionante!! Sería genial que pudiera hacerlo así!
What I find most fascinating is that most people, in America anyway, have fish in aquariums but I've never seen any with any kind of an ecosystem like you have made! You have given your audience a gift- and it's really, really nice. Thank u
@@Hero101010 I was walking through the backyard when I spotted a dragonfly with a burnt orange color and chrome-like finish that changed to dark ice blue depending on the angle. It was breathtaking. I squatted on my heels to get a closer look, expecting it to fly away but it remained motionless. I got even closer, my face maybe a foot away and it was so elegant and colorful, the dragonfly eyes having a hypnotic beauty. It suddenly buzzed its wings and I was so startled I rolled on my back and started laughing. I again squatted and got close to keep looking. I could have spent an hour doing just that but I needed to check the laundry so I stood up and said "thank you for letting me get so close, you're gorgeous" and then walked towards the laundry room in the garage. The dragonfly followed me, flying at eye level at my two o'clock. I stopped, it hovered and then continued to follow me until landing on the frame of the door to the garage. I laughed again, put the wash in the dryer and when I came out it was still there, at eye level on the door frame. I moved in close, until my eyes were inches away. Again, it's elegant beauty making time stand still, but with things to do I said "thanks again" and started walking across the yard to the house. From behind, the dragonfly buzzed a few inches by my ear then turned around and buzzed right at my face, stopping about a foot away, hovering and looking in my eyes. Then I really started laughing because it was so cool! After about 30 seconds it took off to my left, circled the perimeter of the yard and then right back in front of me, at eye level and again looking straight at me. Then it was gone so fast I couldn't believe it. It was one of the coolest nature experiences I've ever had. Was the dragonfly as curious to see me up close? Who knows, but I believe our cousins in nature have a lot more intelligence than we give them credit for.
@@maxbrazil3712 Dragonflies are special creatures. I've had many occasions where they are extremely friendly and unafraid. I do woodworking in my shop at home and often times in the summer they are everywhere on my property, and certain ones seem to take a special interest in me. I've had them land on my head (I'm bald) and just sit there as I work and do my own thing. I've had them hitch rides on my shoulder for long periods of time. Sometimes while sitting outside they will land on my thigh or arm and just hang out. They are so much fun and by far my favorite insect. I have many super closeup pictures of them. They will usually let me get my camera inches away to take pictures. Your story is awesome, thanks for sharing.
Beautifully done, Thank You! These are remarkable creatures. We are so fortunate to have such diversity on nature. I especially liked the emergence sequence. I noticed the white threads connected to the exoskeleton. I am curious about their function.
The way you take care of your pets is amazing, they have to hunt for their food and you leave them be in their natural processes so it's easier if they escape to nature and that's part of your plan, most people just feed their pets dead pieces of the food instead of leaving some way of having to work for it, causing them to have a 90% fatality rate if they ever to back to nature. Yes, I made that number up, but it's close to my observations.
This is amazing! Very good video for seeing dragonflies grow from larvae to adult! 🥰 Thank you for raising them to release. They are very important to the ecosystem! 💖
Dragonflies are probably my favorite insect, not just because they're beautiful, or because they can hover and fly fast, but also because they keep mosquito populations down.
Mosquitos itself keep their population down. There imposter mosquito that eats other mosquito larvas as larva and drink nectar as adult.
Same. I always have like 1 or 2 Dragonflies flying around outside and inside my house because they were looking for mosquitoes to eat. I’m glad that my grandma made me like dragonflies. Because we used to catch them when I was a kid before she passed away.
like me!
They dont mess with humans often either. They can very much bite you but iv only heard of it happening and never saw it or had it happen to me and iv held many of them.
Mosquitoes and flies! They both are pest, anything eat them are my allies.
왕잠자리는, 지금 46세인 저조차 초딩시절 여름 한 철 동네 개천 근처에서 한두마리 밖에 못 보던 귀한 녀석들입니다.
이제는 다시 못 보겠다 싶어서 너무 안타까웠는데, 오늘 그 아쉬움을 많이 해소한 것 같습니다.
이토록 정성껏 길러서 자연으로 보내주셔서 진심으로, 진심으로 감사드립니다.
잠자리의 탈바꿈 과정도 정말 궁금했는데 이렇게 정확히 관찰 한 거 처음입니다. 너무너무 고맙습니다.
제발돼라님 같은 분들이 이 시대에 필요한 진정한 유튜버입니다.
I see them all the time😅
@@TarTarYoume too
Vẫn còn nhiều, nhưng cộng nhận là đã ít đi rất nhiều so với lúc còn nhỏ. Nhưng đưa trẻ hiện đại sẽ không có dc trải nghiệm đẹp như thế hệ trước.
Dragonfly after being released in the wild: "Hello, Amazon? I'd like to order a bag of mealworms, please..."
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DONT SHIP TO ¢$=$=¢Π=¢=$¥≠′???"
Are you just a bug lover or an entomologist? Its fascinating to see them live and develop. Kudos for turning something people usually balk at into something interesting, educational, and fun to watch!
he is bug and animals lover
He’s a Disney Princess 😂
@@wap3410lol
misread this as "are you just a bug" for a sec lmao
They are of course still wild animals and have instincts driving them to do what nature bids them, but its kinda cool to see that they must have gotten desensitized to your presence and know you're not a threat, because as adults they just let you poke them and hold them. They have such complex eyes, I'm willing to believe they're smart enough to know you're their Giant Food Feeding Buddy.
Makes sense
@@hazelwerts5257 no it doesn't, they are scared of us
I'm just thinking if they can live on their own in the wild, knowing they are used to be handfed.
Thanks!
잠자리가 사람과 교감을 한다는게 가능한거구나 ㅠㅠ
저는 어릴때 왕잠자리 실잠자리 밀잠자리 고추잠자리 등등 너무 좋아해서 애완충으로 키우고 싶다고 생각했는데 이렇게 보니 너무 좋네요 ㅠㅠ 감사합니다
어릴때 소원을 대신 해결해주셨어요
They seem to be tame in some way, I had dragonflies come to sit on my hand...
I'm 64 years old, and grew up on a farm. I spent a lot of time near ponds, streams and woods. I grew up seeing lots of Dragonfly's, but never went to the trouble of learning much about them or even their names until lately. I have been fortunate over the last few summers to be able to catch a few local varieties on Video. I Watched a documentary on them just yesterday, explaining their "Unique" body Design and flight Characteristics. One of Gods most "Amazing Creations" for sure. You have a lot of patience and love for nature. You invested a great deal of time, that will help more people to understand Dragonfly's. I really enjoyed this video! "Great Job"! 😊👍
You are so right, when I was small I used to see so many in tha island of P.R. I always admire them now when I see one in Los Angeles I considered myself so lucky. They’re fascinating and amazing.
You couldn’t have said it any better‼️😄 I definitely agree with you!!
@@Jcron13 Thank You for the reply! I can't wait to get out and film some more this summer. I have many good locations where Dragonfly's are plentiful. Damselfly's are very fascinating as well. They are similar but different too. 😊👍
@@euniceluna8534 Yes they sure are! I was fortunate enough to get some real close up videos of both dragonfly's and damselfly's last summer. Looking forward to more opportunity's this year as well. 😊👍
One of the things that I find most fascinating is that they are nature's most successful flying hunters when it comes to successful hunting attempts at over 90%!
What a beautifull documentation from Larvae to Dragonfly. Thanks for your patience filming all this! Breathtakingly beautifull Insects.
곤충과의 교감 컨텐츠로 유튜브에서 유일무이한 분같아요.. 생물을 자세히 볼 수 있어서 좋고 훈훈함도 더해지니 한편의 미니다큐영화를 본 것 같습니다~
맞아요 영상이 다 편안한 느낌ㅁ
예전엔 벌레컷이셨죠
원래 곤충 날개짜르고하던 유튜버. 어쩌다 교감하는척하는영상이 조회수 대박터지고 컨셉바꿈
@@mmamaster292 사람이 바뀌었을수도 있죵
@@mmamaster292말벌 날개자른이유=> 말벌자체는 공격성이 강해서 날개있으면 미친듯이 날뜀
사육을위해선 자르는게 맞음
어쩌다 교감이 되었다=> 말벌사육하는데 말벌의 공격성이 줄어들어서 가능한것
좀 알고 설쳐라~
곤충을 직접 키우고 관리하는게 정말 신기하네요... 도망가지 않고 친하게 지내는 모습이 포켓몬 같아요 ㅋㅋ
Lol the Dragonfly Larvae mukbang had me on the floor laughing, I love that you take care of these creatures they're so cool!
Aww! It's so magical! Seeing an adult dragonfly emerge is a huge privilege, thank you so much for showing us! I've never seen that happen before. It's amazing!
I know right 😁
사실 태어나서 곤충과 마음을 교류할 수 없다라는게 박혀있었고 곤충을 하찮게 생각했는데 제발돼라님 호박벌,장수말벌편,사마귀편,이번 잠자리편 까지 보면서 참 많을 것을 느낌니다 정말 어떤 방송에서도 볼수없는 좋은 컨텐츠 감사드려요 ㅎ
I love how all these critters never have parents in the wild and shouldn't have reason to understand parenthood, yet they still recognise that you're the one who raised them. So cool.
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Whoa buddy, your black emoji is not tolerated 'round these parts.@@kachow5830
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Its simply so cute how they actually know you raised them and they feel comfortable around you because of all you did you're the greatest Pleasebe.
It was also nervous at first at 20:00 due to their wings, but the fact that their wing slow down and than stop shaking at 20:14 when it got more comfortable and realized it was food.
와... 어릴때 항상 잡고 놀던 잠자리인데 이렇게 우화과정을 거친 잠자리가 사람과 교감한다는게 신기하네요 하나의 곤충이 자신을 키워준 사람을 알아본다는게 알지 못했던 점을 알 수 있어서 더 신기했던거 같네요 좋은 영상 감사합니다
와.. 방구석에 누워서 잠자리가 탈피하고 핸들링하는 걸 보다니.. 진짜 세상좋아졌네여
I really appreciate the effort u put in raising these insects and making these videos
kudos to your hardwork
이렇게 열심히 곤충을 키우고 잘 지내는 모습을 보니 제가 더 기분이 좋네요~ 저도 곤충, 동물 되게 좋아하는데 돼라님 영상으로만 봐도 기분이 너무 좋네요~ 곤충 잘 키워주셔서 너무나도 감사합니다~~!!!
고양이는 곤충을 찢어
@@엄마-x1c 뭐라는거야 갑자기;
@@Kaztive 누나 너무 그러지 말아요 잠세 엄마가 힘든일이 있으셨나봐요 ㅜㅜ
정말 신기하고 감동적이였습니다~ 다큐멘터리 보다 훨씬 유익하게 잘봤네요~ 수고하셨습니다~
I had a pet dragonfly that I named "Draggy" when I was younger. My father and I had found them when they had just crawled out of the water, and I decided to keep them. We had a screened in porch that I put Draggy on, and I spent lots of time out there holding them and even trying to "teach" them how to fly. I like to say that I successfully taught them how to fly haha. Eventually, I let Draggy go. They let me hold them as I walked through the house to go to the backyard, and wouldn't leave for a bit even when we were outside. I remember watching Draggy fly off into the distance, and I still think about them sometimes. I'll never forget you, Draggy! :)
Aww, sweet story 🥰
@intercontinentalballisticnuke it was like 7 years ago, but i hope bro survived too. he was so majestic when he flew away
So cute!! I hope maybe he/she will see you again? Who knows! It’s possible !! mad respect for you and Draggy ❤
New sub btw ❤❤
Them? Wait how many dragonflies are you talking about?
와우👏👏정말 대단한 걸 보여 주셨어요. .감사드려요. .돼라님의 영상은 사람들의 편견을 깨고 또 다른 생각을 하게 해 주네요. .앞으로도 좋은 친구들 모습 부탁드려요~~👍👍
This was all so beautiful I actually ended up crying towards the end, thank you for showing such care & compassion towards these little guys. ❤
care and compassion for them, but not for the wild fish he caught and took life from? best to leave them in the wild
돼라님 덕분에 자연에 더 가까워지는거 같고 자연의 신비도 알아가네요! 감사합니다
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@@dowiecenteno4293 he say Thanks to you, I feel closer to nature and I am also learning the mysteries of nature! thank you
@@dowiecenteno4293 learn learn learn korean
와..왠만한 곤충다큐보다 퀄리티가 높네요~!!너무 잘봤습니다!!
Потрясающее видео, очень интересно и познавательно было смотреть, мир насекомых открывает свои тайны благодаря Вашему видео. Когда еще был школьником, мой отец ходил намывать мотыля для рыбалку с большим сетчатым ковшом и вместе с мотылем попадались разные водные насекомые и части растений. Пока мотыль "сортировался " постепенно пробираясь через 2 мм металлическую сетку в таз, я наблюдал за водными насекомыми. Там кроме личинок стрекоз попадались еще жуки плавунцы, улитки и какие-то вертлявые букашки, ну и конечно сам мотыль - личинка комара отличная насадка для рыбалки. А мотыля для рыбалки хранили в холодильнике🙂🙂🙂. С вашим видео детство вспомнилось 👏👏👍👍👍
I love when he shows the animal hunting, and always says, "indeed?". So cute. Have loved your videos for a long time. Thank you for caring for the creatures which most people don't think of, or even revile.
역시 곤충의 세계는 아름답구나...인간이나 곤충,동물,식물들 탄생과정은 정말 신기하고 멋뎌...감동이야...ㅠㅠ
안녕하세요 주인님 잘 지내셨죠? 왕잠자리 입니다. 수채시절이 그립네요 저는 모기를 주로 잡아먹으면서 잘 지내고 있습니다. 가을쯤 한번 시간내서 찾아뵙겠습니다. 그럼 이만...
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그려라. 여친은 사귀었구? 가을에 올 때 같이 오도록 하려무나. 모기 잔뜩 모아 두마 싱싱한 걸로 ...
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Wow, that was incredible! Dragonflies have always been a favorite and this was a real treat. Thank you.
Simply outstanding!!
Thank you for your dedication in bringing this quality content to us.
The whole video was absolutely fascinating to watch and it’s the first time I’ve ever seen how dragonflies evolve into adults on video!! My absolute favourite part is at 19:44 because that is the best up close shots of any insect I’ve ever seen in my entire life‼️ The 20,000 to 30,000 individual eyes up close with all the water droplets on top is amazing. Not to mention how the water droplets zoom into the individual eyes even more!!!😮 oh and phenomenal up close camera shot by the way! I’ve never seen such a good and clear photo of an insect in my life!! Keep up the great work.😅
경이로운 잠자리의 성장과정 잘 봤습니다 동물들과 다르게 공충류들은 유충에서 성체가 되어가는 과정이 아예 다른 모습으로 변모 하는것이 상당히 신비롭고 그걸 잘 키워서 성체가 되면 자연방사 해주는 모습도 참 감동적입니다.
What lovely little creatures! Beautiful video, I'm glad you get to share your passion with us all!
2:48 쳐다보는거 너무 귀엽네요ㅠㅠ 반응도 너무 귀엽고요....
돼라님 덕분에 잠자리 우화 과정을 잘 볼 수 있었네요.
요새 도시에서 잠자리 보기가 참 힘든데 여러 잠자리들을 볼 수 있는 돼라님이 한 편으로는 부럽기도 합니다.
앞으로도 좋은 영상 많이 부탁드립니다!
너무 이쁘고 아름다운 영상이네요 ㅠ.ㅠ
감사히 잘봤어요!!!
이렇게 잠자리한마리 한마리가 멋지게 우화해서 가을에 날아다니게 되다니...정말 멋져요!!
This was strangely cute and comfy to watch. Gotta love dragonflies. They're so cool.
I always see blue dragonflies at our river. I love just watching them. Such cool creatures indeed.
Back in school all my classmates would shoot dragon Flys with rubber bands and make them fight, the dragon Flys will fly away BUT my classmates always rip the wings of the dragon flys
@@RealCake. Strange game. Never heard of it.
@Vel
Kids are cruel.
@@Xtoxinlolinecronomicon
Oh, hey, it’s you! I take it you like insects as well?
Cool video. Gotta love the Dragonfly. You did a great job here so thanks for that and you brought back fond memories. My little brother and I used to go on adventures and bring home small creatures. Then I got older and had two sons and that was my excuse to get some nets, set up a fish aquarium and go out and get dirty and teach my boys how I was as a kid. Great fun. Then another period of time went by and my boys married and gave me 3 boys and a girl so we were off to the ponds, streams and lakes...I'm 63 now and I look forward to when my grand children come over again...I found a nice, large tank!
진짜 진귀한 영상 감사하게 봅니다ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
보면서 계속 우와우와 했네요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
병아리 닭만들기부터 잘보고 있습니다!!
다큐멘터리에 버금가는 채널!! 파이팅입니다!!
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Потрясающе! Как много нужно знаний, умения и терпения чтобы сделать всё это! Восхищаюсь таким трудом!
Love the video!! I think next time, however, it might be wise to add some substrate at the bottom of the aquarium. Maybe some soil from the pond, as well as adding more plant matter from where you found the larvae. It would help create a healthier and more natural ecosystem for the dragonfly nymphs. :)
Today I was at a swimming pool and was talking. I reached my hand out of the pool while I was talking and a dragonfly came and landed on my finger. He stayed on my finger for almost ten minutes. Then, he flew circles around me and followed me around while I was swimming. Whenever I would lift my hand he would come and land on my finger and stay for a long time. He would land, then turn around, lift his head and just look at me for several minutes. I never knew dragonflies were friendly like that. That was really exciting for that to happen. I learned something today.
he was looking for salt. Your sweat is a good source of salt
잠자리 우화도 신기하지만 어떤 동물 곤충이든 잘따르는 제발돼라님이 더 신기함ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
드루이드 ㄹㅇ
하나도 안신기함
@@mintchoco9929 난 너가신기함
그런 댓글 다는게 안신기할정도로 당당하네@@mintchoco9929
그걸 왜 말함?@@mintchoco9929
They always remind me of growing up in NYC. The pond in Central Park (59th Street and 5th Avenue) would be teeming with them in the summer.
A dragonfly symbolises a profound change in oneself. It's a self-realization that alters your perspective. In particular, the change is about maturing mentally, and a better understanding of the meaning of life. Although I know the symbolism behind a dragonfly, I am unaware when and where people began to attach the symbolism. I assume their physical transformation is the reason why it started.
Amazing to think dragonflies have been shedding their skin and transforming into adults for literally hundreds of millions of years. I'd love to see a giant dragonfly from the Carboniferous grow a larvae into adult. Their wingspan was over 2 feet! Imagine!
Amazing. I used to catch them with a butterfly net, back when i was a kid. The best summer holidays activities in my life. Bugs, Butterflies, Dragonflies and sometimes Hornets, but these guys taught me what pain is ^-^
어디서도 쉽게 볼 수 없는 장면을 돼라님 채널에서 보게되다니!! 감사합니다!!^^ 가슴이 웅장해지네요
Il peut les pauvres vairon
This is an amazing video! Love the journey with the dragonfly from larva to fully grown!
Good camerawork and patience! 🎉🎉
Как же прекрасен этот мир и заботу человека в содействии пользы для природы!
Ага, он заботится о животных :0
Даже не животных, а насекомых!
Даже шешршня, пчелу, приручил! Я наслаждаюсь этим каналом
What remarkable creatures! When I was a kid growing up near Florida swamps, my dad told me dragonflies tails were like needles, and theyd sew up your lips! Id put my hand over my mouth whenever I saw one!
That is utterly hilarious
there was a reason for why they tell you such stories to keep you away from them, read my OP just below this video, it is recent. Dr Rife Tech and Pleopmorphism, been known for 100 years how these bugs infect people, so playing with them like they are the only toys/pets you have is something surely the wise will avoid!
잠자리와의 이별 먼가 애뜻하네요. 영상 잘 봤습니다. 곤충이 친밀감을 느끼는 걸까요. 신기하네요.
This person is the only one who can make every animal cute even if it’s a mosquito
this guy hates mosquitoes 😂😂😂
@@aszieksam5935 As do we all
42nd 👍
@@theonly6blake911nobody speaks for me
you like mosquitoes?????? are you mad? @@scalesthebattlemage4634
i had no idea dragonflies started out in water! i love this video, so cute and funny and cool :D
Wow, what a story. I have always loved seeing them, and this year I have had many visit my garden. I think you deserved everything you got from those animals, you worked hard, and they knew you as a safe place, and that is in it's self "amazing." Great work, and thank you for sharing.
I get emotional with all your videos, the whole process until the animal's release is extremely AWESOME! I hope one day I can be like you and even be able to do that. 👍❤️🇧🇷
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@@SusBeanCious I still can't believe that he gave me "Heart".. for me it was impossible for that to happen, I'm VERY happy with it!!
You probably won't be able to see this "PleaseBee" comment now, but I really appreciate you seeing me here and giving the 'Heart', you're awesome. All the best to you who love nature so much!
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me to it fels like ohh mij hart melteng
너무 귀엽네요!!
Just become a new fan of your website and have subscribed absolute. Ly love your videos and presentation style. I'm in the UK, but all your comments are translated automatically to english.
If there's anything I can find in this country for you, please let me know I'm fascinated to find out more. About south korean nature.So appreciate all your work
잠자리도 키워준 은혜를 아는구나 와..
❤😊😮🎉🌏🕷🪳🦗🕷🦂🦟🪰🐝🪲🐜🐛🐞
LoL
@kittyforkittys ★. I think he/she is saying “love for bugs!” Based on the emojis lol
Uduue....id9ue
은혜는펑터퐝에여보은혜말하는거죠???
드디어 수채가 잠자리가 되네용❤ 수채야! 앞으로도 건강하게 잘 자라줘~♥︎
음악도 너무 좋습니다. ^^ 영상과 음향미를 겸비한 다큐멘터리 채널 같아요.
Used to catch adult dragonflies as a kid. I'd usually just let them sit in my hand for a bit before watching them leave. They never seemed afraid after being caught.
The pride of a raptorial king.
As libélulas são maravilhosas!
Ótimo trabalho 😍
Parabéns pelo vídeo 👍
This is a wonderful video,I really enjoyed watching the transition from larva to full grown adult.The first dragonfly looks very like one that clung to our window screen for some time.I hope the ones you raised did well.Thank you for sharing!
6:39 No me gustan las polillas, pero
No puedo simplemente dejar algo apoyándose en el agua.
Que lindo corazón el de este joven, es como el padre naturaleza. 😿❤
잠자리 인데요
The dragon fly grows so fast i love this series especially the other bugs
건강한 컨텐츠 제작해주셔서 감사합니다 아이들한테 생명의 소중함과 책임감을 심어주기 충분하겠네요
I cried when you let the dragon fly go please make more videos like this…! ❤
Great editing! Thanks for sharing this story with us. I have walked the streams in my home city for decades; this makes me appreciate them and the life they harbor all the more.
Good work! I was sad for the food, but the emergence was fantastic!
So cute! You are the best caretaker, i love ur vids❤❤
Impressive!
Thank you for your dedication.
How long takes your larva to reach into adult?
I have read that some larvae may take four years.
So lovely what you do and how you capture everything! Do you have Damsel Flies where you live? They are smaller and similar to dragon flies but with wings on the top flowing back. They are my favorite insect and are so intelligent and beautiful I especially love the light blue ones. They come in several colors where I was raised on the river in the southern US. I would talk to them and make friends...and one would always pick me as his own! He would guard me from all others so that they would not land on me or take away my attention to him. This is a beautiful video! Thank you!
수채가드디어 잠자리가 됐네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 정말 놀랍고 신기해요 ㅋㅋㅋ잠자리 (수채)야 잘가!
돼라님 영상은 항상 재미있어요!!♥
Excellent video, you videography was clear and exciting to watch. Anyone who knows insects knows Dragonflies are truly special..thanks for taking us on this journey,,,best wishes..
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PleaseBee, a real Disney Princess with the insects 😂 your living my childhood dreams! Honestly I still dream of being able to live like this, be best buddies with all these different types of animals and insects! Love watching your channel :)
they all carry parasites...playing with them because you have zero real toys, etc. WILL expose you to their contagion, their pestilence, their parasitic diseases.
Pleasebee 10 years later:
The process of making friends with a dragon
@Hadi Asri wait until the process of making friends with a extraterrestrial being
So beautiful creatures. Wonderful video. Thank you 🙏 ❤
Such interesting and beautiful insects. Dragonflies are one of the few insects that don't trigger my entomophobia so much. They've always felt special to me somehow
Same here, I think it might be their general body shape which is a bit more "comforting" and less "alien" in someways
WoW, thank you for your video. I always see Dragonfly as they come to drink at the pool. But knowing their evolution is very informative.Your commitment and patience is exemplary.
I LOVED THIS VIDEO! Although, I didn't quite see it here....call me crazy, but i swear adult dragonfly faces totally look like puppy dogs! Next time you see one, check out their face....SOoooo cute❤
우아 잠자리 정말좋아하는데 신기하고 몰랏던 점이 많네요..! 저렇게 힘들게 많이 탈피하는줄 알았으면 어릴때 좀 잘해줄걸 그랫네요😢
이렇게 힘들게 한마리가 되어서 나오는데 생명하나하나 소중하다는것을 다시한번 느낍니다^^
That was amazing good job so intersting! I like that kinda of stuff! When dragon flies come around me they seem to be very curious and smart, like they are really watching you, they are one of my favorite too!
영상만 보다가 오랜만에 댓글창으로 왔어요♡♡
우리 수채가 잠자리가 됬다니 ㅠ
아쉽기도하고 진짜 멋지고 놀라운 것 같아요!
곤충들이 성충이 되는 과정이나 여러 사연들을 알아보고 깨달을 수 있어서 너무 좋았어요😀
항상 제발돼라 채널과 동물들은 저에게 유익함과 감동을 안겨주네요ㅠㅠ 끊임 없는 관심과 시청으로 꼭 보답하겠습니다! , 다음 영상도 잘 부탁 드려요
These are magnificent creatures, I see them around my pool! This is so heartwarming to see this beautiful dragon fly, Thank you for sharing this with us Pleasebee!💖
Wish I was Korean..
@@m1nsungie 그럼한국어로 번역하세요
가장 좋아하는 곤충이자 가장 완벽한 곤충이라고 생각되어 심심해서 찾아본건데 이건 아이들에게 학교나
부모가 무조건 틀어줘야하는 영상이라 생각됩니다. 완전 심취해서 봤어요. 편집도 기가막히고 감동까지 있었습니다. 정말 감사합니다. 우리 7살 5살 아이들에게 꼭 보여줄게요^^
I used to live in Miami, USA, and one day while tending my plants I discovered one small dragonfly, it had a bluish body, then another one with yellow body and bigger, the next day an orange one, a black one, different colors and sizes in just one place and even with colored stripes on the winds. It was amazing, I did not know. They are beautiful
太棒了！看到蜻蜓成年後出現真是太有趣了。
Amazing! It is so interesting to see a dragonfly emerge as an adult.
와 정말 멋지네요. 키운 잠자리는 잘 안날아가고 있는게 신기합니다. 먹이주는 사람을 알아보나봅니다.
They look so cute holding on to the water plants🥰🥰
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WOW es sorprendente saber y ver cómo puedes tener ese vínculo con un pequeñito ser vivo en verdad es muy emocionante!! Sería genial que pudiera hacerlo así!
What I find most fascinating is that most people, in America anyway, have fish in aquariums but I've never seen any with any kind of an ecosystem like you have made! You have given your audience a gift- and it's really, really nice. Thank u
I once had an interaction with a dragonfly that convinced me they're way more intelligent than people think.
What kind of interaction was it?
@@Hero101010 I was walking through the backyard when I spotted a dragonfly with a burnt orange color and chrome-like finish that changed to dark ice blue depending on the angle. It was breathtaking. I squatted on my heels to get a closer look, expecting it to fly away but it remained motionless. I got even closer, my face maybe a foot away and it was so elegant and colorful, the dragonfly eyes having a hypnotic beauty. It suddenly buzzed its wings and I was so startled I rolled on my back and started laughing. I again squatted and got close to keep looking. I could have spent an hour doing just that but I needed to check the laundry so I stood up and said "thank you for letting me get so close, you're gorgeous" and then walked towards the laundry room in the garage. The dragonfly followed me, flying at eye level at my two o'clock. I stopped, it hovered and then continued to follow me until landing on the frame of the door to the garage. I laughed again, put the wash in the dryer and when I came out it was still there, at eye level on the door frame. I moved in close, until my eyes were inches away. Again, it's elegant beauty making time stand still, but with things to do I said "thanks again" and started walking across the yard to the house. From behind, the dragonfly buzzed a few inches by my ear then turned around and buzzed right at my face, stopping about a foot away, hovering and looking in my eyes. Then I really started laughing because it was so cool! After about 30 seconds it took off to my left, circled the perimeter of the yard and then right back in front of me, at eye level and again looking straight at me. Then it was gone so fast I couldn't believe it. It was one of the coolest nature experiences I've ever had. Was the dragonfly as curious to see me up close? Who knows, but I believe our cousins in nature have a lot more intelligence than we give them credit for.
@@maxbrazil3712 Amazing, thank you for sharing!
@@maxbrazil3712 Dragonflies are special creatures. I've had many occasions where they are extremely friendly and unafraid. I do woodworking in my shop at home and often times in the summer they are everywhere on my property, and certain ones seem to take a special interest in me. I've had them land on my head (I'm bald) and just sit there as I work and do my own thing. I've had them hitch rides on my shoulder for long periods of time. Sometimes while sitting outside they will land on my thigh or arm and just hang out. They are so much fun and by far my favorite insect.
I have many super closeup pictures of them. They will usually let me get my camera inches away to take pictures.
Your story is awesome, thanks for sharing.
@@Isaiiahii Cool! Dragonflies are also my favorite insect. I live in Arizona so I don't see very many.
Que coisa maravilhosa, seu vídeo ficou fantástico, parabéns 👏👏👏👏
Beautifully done, Thank You! These are remarkable creatures. We are so fortunate to have such diversity on nature. I especially liked the emergence sequence. I noticed the white threads connected to the exoskeleton. I am curious about their function.
The way you take care of your pets is amazing, they have to hunt for their food and you leave them be in their natural processes so it's easier if they escape to nature and that's part of your plan, most people just feed their pets dead pieces of the food instead of leaving some way of having to work for it, causing them to have a 90% fatality rate if they ever to back to nature. Yes, I made that number up, but it's close to my observations.
This is amazing! Very good video for seeing dragonflies grow from larvae to adult! 🥰 Thank you for raising them to release. They are very important to the ecosystem! 💖