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축하해요.

Its ok 😄 (괜찮아요)

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Haha bug type! (Eventually bug/flying)

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I don't know why but when that thing looked back at the guy after drinking the water..that made me extremely uncomfortable

@@olbricky6824 it's not "a thing" 😡

@@ET-BILU you know what I mean

Agreed so cute

That really was the best :))

Haha I loved that part. But he got a revenge match once after he molted. That part was awesome! 1hit kill

omg i wanted to comment the same haha

Stand on it and crush it.

I need to work on my Korean classes… *sad exhale* :(

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I love this comment!

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IKR💓💓💓 melted my heart

same！

They have this intelligence about them that is eerie, too. I rarely see them but found one and it was so cute, studying me like an alien learning about humans. I brought him inside and let him hang out on my bed while I was watching videos. I took him back outside later and set him on the ledge where I found him. When I got back inside I walked past my dresser mirror and there he was, on my head 😂🤣 he had to have jumped on as soon as I turned to walk away! Adorable.

@@LunarEleven Safety mate, little inteligence is needed to recognice it XD

For me it’s the way it reacts to everything moving!

I like phone game part🤗

@@FrozenMermaid666 Surely you jest and nobody is like this lol

@@FrozenMermaid666 going by that logic, an animal hunting another in the wild is also animal cruelty, well shit seems we have to put down every carnivorous animal!

@@FrozenMermaid666 you're clearly doing a bait

@@FrozenMermaid666 yes, cookies to a mantis 😂

@@FrozenMermaid666 If this is a joke, ima r/woooosh myself. But if its not, government should decide to put u in aazon rainforests. U will learn how animals dont eat dead stuff. U will also get to experience it when a giant black mamba tries to ear u alive :)

저사마귀좋라요😊

Same

I'd step on it, i would burn it.

They're harmless. No venom. No bite that can break skin. And the claws just tickle. Some people take this afraid of bugs thing way too far... The vast majority are mostly harmless

I mean even a black widow is harmless unless you stick your hand in its nest. At that point it's your fault and not the bugs

@@careless3241 What about ticks, cockcroaches and more disgusting pest. I ain't afraid of them, but i hate them. Like hate to kill they are dirty annoying and also keeps laying egg some where hidden.

Same!!

same!!!

I admit that cockroaches are scary for me, but still other bugs like these aren't THAT bad

Same but i hate coackroach more!!

The mantis is one of the few insects that I actually don't mind hanging around nearby. Cool little fellas, don't suck my blood, mess with my food, dig around in filth, incapable of harm, eats other bugs, what's not to like?

Those spotted lanternflies are a super invasive, destructive species; I've seen public notices to kill them on sight... Turns out we just need to hire Kiwi!

Also they are sooo pretty, it's too bad they are such little destroyers...

It's a she

I know! I really enjoyed watching this little Gal Growing up. Technology is a great thing when properly used.

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never thought about that 🤔

It's true. Every time I reach out to a mantis, it reaches out to climb on or just hops on my hand. And often will try to climb up to a shoulder and enjoy the ride until I make a point of dropping it off. They don't run/fly away, or just simply ignore you, and never bite either. From behavior alone it appears they enjoy interacting with humans, and at the very least, they certainly don't see us as a threat since they have a recognizable threatened stance and people don't cause it. On top of that, the way they actually turn their head to make eye contact makes it seem like they might actually kinda understand what we are? Definitely the most sociable insect around in my experience.

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@@picklerick7953 ladybugs work great too

Those suckers probably nibble on the trichombs while you are gone and get stoned for free. No wonder they do such good work, they get to work stoned and get free THC for their services. If I was 20 years old again, I would do the same job.

오 한국인 드디어 찾았다!!

Lol-

That was mosquito larvae

@@crimson4066 maybe they meant the worm in the corn-

why did it look like the caterpillar wanted to die, like it ran strait towards Kiwi

Caterpillar: Aiiiiiiiie! brazil

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앞으로 조심해서 걸을게 개미들아..!

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@길현미 ??

The fact that, that worm was bookin in

Same 😂

same

u all too bloody

@@ilysheriff I've been thinking the same, how could people be so heartless?! I'm not saying the mantis cannot or shouldn't eat the worm, what I'm concerned about is the way these people are savouring the sufferings of a tiny little life!

Let me offer you my condolences. I'm pretty sure that she lived an amazing life and she's grateful for everything you've done to her. ❤️

@@Wheeley1337 Thank you, Unpredictabile! I found her near a McDonalds when we stopped at a waterpark while on vacation…We named her “McDonald” but changed it to “McDonna” after she laid her egg sac!🥰

did you catch her as an adult already prego?

@@SkyCandyVisuals Yes, she must have been both - pregnant and full grown when I found her. However, now that I think back, it may have been that the ootheca she left behind was a dud because I can’t say with certainty that baby mantids came teaming out after her demise (sorry - it was years ago!🤷🏻‍♀️) So it’s possible she WASN’T pregnant and female mantids still lay a ootheca before they die but it’s not viable! I did purchase a mantis egg case soon after and was able to video the “birth”…or “hatching” of 100’s of babies! Now THAT was cool! So many tiny babies teaming out all at one, heading for my rose bushes! It didn’t occur to me to save a few babies and try to raise them…they were SO small - how could they be fed…or contained? As it was, I ended up visiting them in the roses until they were all disbursed. But what great fun and a learning experience!

wow praying mantis dying after laying eggs? that's sad and uncommon (depending on the species); in Spain female mantis keep mating with males and laying eggs from late august til late September and then they spend October slowing their metabolism down more each day until they die.

I started raising and breeding mantids at 7 years old. Also live in Indiana. Chinese mantids were really rare, even back in the 90's. I'd find maybe one for every 10 to 15 Carolina mantids. Insect populations are way down now, and it's been years since I've seen another Chinese mantis. It's been a long time.

it‘s the monday morning face

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Yes, I like the little expression it made lol..

I agree ☝️

Same

Do u know ligma?

@@orchidmantis8246 joe had it?

@@desiskeptic as well as candice?

@@orchidmantis8246 its 2022

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Taka taka

鴯他倆相好對又?

@@user-jx1wq3uu6e callate

@@user-jx1wq3uu6e .

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I want one

shows how intelligent the little thing is! just like a dog but insect form LOL

lol

Niño

Okay

Hello

좋아, 2년 전 영상에 하트가 있어

What the fuk ?

@@angelchico3752 go learn Chinese

@@voidking-animations6944 good luck with that friend

@@voidking-animations6944 it’s Korean but sure

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For me from now on: "Oh no, the corn soup tastes like worm!" :(

I became ur 100th like LOL

👌Good soup

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그것도 아주 개미똥만큼 열림..아직도 벌레는 소름 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

@이루 송 그건 개소름이네요ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

@@user-cp8yn9uy9c 바선생을 위해서 사마귀 한마리 풀어주는거 추천드려요

@@user-fe8xm3sh9y 맞는말씀입니다ㅋㅋㅋ

Si messi

Oh.....ok

It's beautiful, really.

I've read somewhere that Mantis ain't able to "love" or feel anything. They behead their partner after sexual intercourse is what I also read. Trust? Yes, of course and the Mantis seem to know that the human protects him but don't you think that it's maybe just because of survial and not because of feelings? I'm an amateur to insects so I really just heard that little story. If you know more please let me know.

How this bug is soo freacking huge

11:58 you forgot seggs

@@ayron1 LMAO.!!

Dont forget love

@@sirgags2738 Yes! So true.

It's animal cruelty -- feeding live animals to other animals is beyond cruel and soon to be banned. The creator of this video is a criminaI... He should give them soy products or cookies or beings that aren't alive, not living beings!

MANTID R ADORABLEEE

Yeah like I have a fear of bugs but this little mantis dude is so cute

It literally eats things alive whilst they are helpless XD

tecabra

@@fishyjja so do dogs and cats

I'm looking at one right now and I really wanna befriend it but at the same time I don't wanna disturb it😂

Mantids :)

I Have had one slice the tip of my finger wide open. I don't disturb them anymore because that was so fast and such a nasty cut that I learned my lesson. All I did was reach out my hand the same as in the video. Finger skin is tough and it was instantaneous. I hardly saw it move.... just a prick and lots of blood.

@@elfkind5590 wow never heard of that happening before! Did it do that using its mouth or using its arms?

@@elfkind5590 same thing happened to my mom, it took a chunk of her finger off. funny when people say they can't bite, they are definitely capable of nasty bites lol hurts like a bitch. but they are beautiful creatures

I was repotting plants in my backyard and I found a jumping spider. He hopped onto one of my big pots (I had just put my tomato plant into it) and inspected it then watched me dump the sand top layer off my house plant. He waited a minute and decided how to go about inspecting the sand then jumped into it and wandered. He ended up jumping onto another new pot and watched me. Everytime I moved him away so that I didn’t accidentally step on him, he popped back up somewhere near me and was watching me.

I really love mantises and ants and I love when you do this such a good channel

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I've always loved them too...I believe that you can tell the depth of the snow each year, by the height that they lay their eggs. It's always worked for us, we live in Delaware, where the weather is different than say N.J. or even Maryland.

@@strawberrytiramisu Aww, that's lovely Their was a jumping spider hopped into my fingers and I squished it, cuz I thought it was a mosquito :(

Its making me want to get another one they make such great pets

Christopher they run because they know they will die but mantis are fearless unless the situation is hairworms ew hairworms

@@joshuacruz5632 hair worms are genuinely terrifying

The best 👌 for the most part

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I also had a pet mantis once when I was a kid. They really are the coolest insect! Superpredators! This video was super fun to watch, it brings back memories of my little guy!

Did he prefer the ''Extra Crispy'' or ''Original Recipe'' ?!😜

LOl chiken

I’m finding a mantis RIGHT NOW! even tho my parents are sleeping lol - bai

Weird...

Yea no animal is a biological robot except for sea sponges and corals

Every creature, including insects have intelligence. I once made friends with an Eastern Parson spider that lived in my kitchen. One day, out of curiosity, I put down water for her in a little cap. She seemed to understand what is was as she dipped her front foot in & cleaned off her foot then got more water. It was so cool to watch her. Whenever I was in my kitchen, she would come out and watch me cook. I had to put her outside when she came out while my husband was doing the laundry. LOL. She was a pretty big spider & it was a shock when she came out to watch him.

ever lol

So funny

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والله صحيح 😹😹😹

Druid for real

*a few moments later* PleaseBe: _I made friends with the sun_

Lol

mans a disney princess

@@usemame666 hahahaha i like this comment

Yeeet

Y is it intimidating? Lol

I’m just curious

@@BLC-df6kh they eat the males head

I wonder how did you get mantis egg? 🤨

Mantises are quite cat-like, IMO.

IKR

and all this time, after hearing stories of people getting bit hard by praying mantises, it was anti-climactic to say the least. i was surprised at just how friendly kiwi was

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Did she eat hummingbirds to? 👿

I thought only males could fly? Sorry if I'm wrong I dont know a lot about these animals

Wow, you accidentally named a female mantis “Rock”. Very interesting. Nice story, though. I hope she comes back.

wtf the last part lol

now i want a mantis

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It is possible to bring intuition to a level like telepathy, some people can communicate with animals Laila del monte for exemple. In a totaly different field, I've read that there is alien mantis species wich are very telepathic and mostly kind. Discover one way or the other if you like. Good luck.

They do have pupils and they do have a thought process! They can be mean too.. a baby landed on my girlfriends knee and stared at her. She thought it was gonna attack her. So I got my phone camera out, got close to it, and it started staring at me, walked closer to me, and jumped to attack my finger. He/she was a baby!!! Such an incredible insect ♡

One time i got super high and telepathically communicated with a friend's dog. I could tell from our eye contact, the voice in my head directed at me claiming to be from the dog, and vibes that we were talking. It spooked the ish out of me.

@@brianbanks9858 You can be grateful for this gift. And proud too, because the dog has shown you great confidence. I live in Switzerland. In some hospitals and clinics, animals are used as full-fledged therapists. This is not a joke, nor is it a glorified perception, but a pure fact. Dogs, especially Golden Retriviers, can smell the smell of various types of cancer. Doctors cannot diagnose properly because blood, urine, and other tests are unclear. A trained dog, including a handler, is brought to the patient. In the first phase, the animal sniffs incessantly (in the case that I have observed) at the breasts and abdomen of the sick woman, he briefly looks at the doctor, then he rested his head calmly on the woman's chest and gives gentle pressure on the breast nodes . The loving face and body expression of the Golden moved me to tears. The patient also wept for the love she felt. (The woman has both breasts amputated and one ovary removed. She survived; Today, after 20 years, you can see her walking her Tibetan dog every day in the village. She can laugh again. A big, heavy old cat lived in a drug rehab. 19 years old. His name was Puma because he was pitch black and anything but a cuddly toy. He defended his place on the sofa in the lounge. He couldn't be petted; Anyone who tried it got a few scratches on hands. Whenever the patient cried, or rolled over and over in bed, or suffered from withdrawal pains, Puma promptly appeared and lay down with him. Sometimes on his stomach and I've seen him lying on a woman's face before. A nurse was often on vacation in Canada. From there she always brought a cloth bag full of a special grass. That was the biggest thing for Puma. He took the bag with him in his sleeping basket, where he wet it with a lot of storage, then sniffed the spicy aroma. Immediately afterwards he was visibly stoned. At least as if he'd smoked a good joint. He squinted in those moments. We sat around him and gave him the reward he deserved. These are 2 really true stories that the laying wrote. Was for a beautiful world!

@@davidhayes3257 You are absolutely right. I made this observation in Rimini (I) in 1993. Before my eyes, at a height of about 2 meters, a thick hornet (approx. 2 cm) and a white praying mantis (approx. 10 cm) collide and immediately fought each other. The "Kneuel fell to the ground. For the time being, I was sure that the hornet would win, because because of the contractions in the body I assumed that it had stabbed several times. That was probably a mistake. The mantis clung to it. The cruelty of the mantis could. It was a mistake." I almost can't get it. Within a minute she beheaded the "poor victim" with her scissor jaw. Then she began to hollow out the upper part of the body. The hornet squirmed for 10-15 seconds in agony. Sometimes nature demonstrates the true concern for "eating and being eaten" Unfortunately, there weren't any smartphones with cameras back then.

Please be careful when phrasing such things. Rarer varieties of manti are currently subject to illegal capture and sale worldwide as cute novelty items, and it often ends in tragedy. Manti aren't "easy" to keep, they require very specific conditions to thrive depending on their sub-species. Keeping any animal is only "easy" when you know what you're doing thanks to research and help from experts. You can keep one people, but please use legal breeders, not wild-caught sellers, and inform yourself.

@@k.v.7681 I agree with this. I knew the mother of my mantis and mine hatched in captivity. I had to wait until the baby ate a few crickets before taking it, that way I knew it was reasonably healthy 👍

@@k.v.7681 Please. They never specified what kind. Also, I've myself had kept a mantis as a pet myself. Keeps a many different species of arthropods and even brings them to cons and events. I also have a local bug zoo where I exchange information and other stuff with the people who run the place.

@@kennyferrick1240 You should reread the exchange between Cave Man and myself...

@@kennyferrick1240 You seem way too overbearingly needy; “please this, please that”.

I love watching him eat !!!

house spiders do the same job, to bad they are apart of that group everyone seems to hate... even if they are completely harmless to humans

@@jmc2830 i have about 5 spider webs in my room and from time to time i accidentally kill the tiny ones cause they walk around the floor

@@LegendaryXXL depends on were you are to. Here in australia all you need is a huntsman to move in, they dont make webs and youll save a fortune on fly spray lol.

@@jmc2830 Wonderful... I love symbiotic relationships like this, especially with misunderstood creatures like spiders. I personally have a gecko friend who likes to hide out in our pantry and help himself to the moths. I believe I've seen this same gecko on and off for years, and it has grown quite fat and happy here.

Do they die after 6 months?

@@sondersonics7534 Not automatically. From what I’ve looked up, they live somewhere between 6 and 9 months. I think sometimes they can live for a whole year. P.S. This info mainly relates to the Chinese mantis (𝙏𝙚𝙣𝙤𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙖 𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙞𝙨). Each species of mantis has a different lifespan.

@@fedoratheexplorer6422 i killed a huge mantis that came through my window...i feel really bad about it a year later. I was just scared of it but it put me on a weird video spree over a year to learn about them. I feel terrible about it still and if another comes in im taking your approach lol

@VAFixer understandable most mantids are very friendly towards humans and entertaining, as someone whose raised about 10 of them. Easy to take care of.

No, she's already passed away. She was female.

I think you mean "it".

Verdade

@@guestc142 nope, it is kiwi

@@flintmidnight Kiwi will always be Kiwi.

@@guestc142 that's true

@•føxxy thë fïrë føx• sad

@@heatproof5486 ness

@•føxxy thë fïrë føx• Proably has gone back to her ness

Kiwi probably was like Kiwi : I want some of that!