I forgot all about this, but I have a YouTube account where I uploaded a ton of animal and insect videos. I haven't uploaded any in awhile cause my login got all jacked up and Google/YouTube is making it a pain in the ass.. Anyway, my channel name is Mantikore420 and here are some of my favorite videos.
This was a black rat snake caught in a net that I cut free. It was a special moment for me cause it bit me, but then I told him to chill and he chilled the rest of the time.
An ant mimic jumping spider. Only 1 of 2 that I've seen my entire life. Basically combines my 2 favorite insects, ants and jumping spiders.
I fed some ants some chicken and the bigger ant was determined to get a piece..
This was something I self discovered about mole crickets. The only information I could find on it was a minor mention from a paper from like the 20's if I remember correctly. I reason that they use that to line their tunnels, but can also shoot it out their butt if a predator is trying to sneak up on them. Cover them in a sticky goo and escape.
Anyway, those are probably the only real notable videos.. but there are a ton of others.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I had stored bird netting in my shed and 2 black snakes got stuck and died I store it in a dog food bag now to prevent that from happening again . I have plenty of black snakes and have never seen a copper head rattler or cotton mouth on my property in over 35 yrs
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