Imagine your whole purpose in life just being a living fridge

@SanrioHorror

4 жыл бұрын

IM GONE 💀

@Ghost1170

4 жыл бұрын

Ya but theyre taken care of so well lol

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Ghost1170 I would rather live on my own with no one than hang on the ceiling being morbidly obese

@RainAngel111

4 жыл бұрын

Like being an adipose cell

@sagganuts18

4 жыл бұрын

slightly better than being a spermbank that dies after giving out your sperm, like the male ants

the thing that i find interesting is how the queen wanders around like a pregnant mother that wants to do something instead of sitting around and letting all the workers do the work.

@YodaOnABender

5 жыл бұрын

Xavier Pedrana yes, I like that the ants will still help no matter what condition they’re in, it’s a shame we humans use pathetic excuses just to avoid going to work on a Monday yet a queen ant (who’s usual role is to just lay eggs) refuses to sit it out and instead helps the family still! This is why ants are better than us socially speaking when it comes to being part of a community.

@ls200076

4 жыл бұрын

@@YodaOnABender You also helping Humanity to make our first Space Habitats.

@benbenthescienceben5187

4 жыл бұрын

@@YodaOnABender ants aren't humans. humans are much more complex and superior mentally. you really can't compare the two.

@texmexspm

4 жыл бұрын

@@benbenthescienceben5187 complex? Yes more likely. Vast majority of Humans destroy they're own enviroment and ignore their own scientist😂. Humans look for quick convenience and quick satisfaction with little regard to the consequences. Ants on the other hand work towards the bigger picture and the long run. To bad we won't be alive long enough to see if humans overcome the challenges in front of us or to see which species takes evolution further

@anaurp

Жыл бұрын

imagine the “nuptial flights” for queens are nuptial *walks*

I thought they only lived to torture me in Borderlands

@Wanderingwalker-ke6mg

4 жыл бұрын

Jose Garcia oddly enough I was thinking the exact same thing.. still tho, there’s always borderlands 3 to come 😂👍🏻

@otisbucket4526

3 жыл бұрын

They do

@charliereed6187

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome hahahaha

@joannehidalgo-boyd6989

3 жыл бұрын

😂hahahalol

@Synthetic_geth

3 жыл бұрын

Exaclty my thaught xD

*slaps antenna against the homie* "aye man I'm hungry" the homie: "ight open your mouth I got you"

@mr_hannya

3 жыл бұрын

Gllarrhgggggg

@TaylanHeater

2 жыл бұрын

and ants UK and ants US and ants ingland

@vxrtuality

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

So you’re telling that not only there’s an Ants Canada but also an ants Australia 🤯

@xxportalxx.

4 жыл бұрын

That was my initial reaction too! Hahaha

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but this one is better lol

@7oxic7rash52

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy I found another ant channel. Ants terrify me but I LOVE studying them.

@theepsfilms

4 жыл бұрын

Well when someone becomes successful someone is bound to copy them

@lorcan2675

4 жыл бұрын

@@theepsfilms this channel is 6 years old far before mikeys channel became popular so no he didn't copy him for success

Australia: exists Demon spawn: it’s free real estate

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Subscribe to me if you hate fortnite pretty fuckin much

@andreimercer8555

4 жыл бұрын

@@kosmickalamity7071 this is so random and also fortnite is ez pz

@Kontaras987

4 жыл бұрын

@@andreimercer8555 fortnite is fucking trash bruh

@zman9315

4 жыл бұрын

this meme is so old and unfunny sorry :/

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Psywriter you know that the only reason “sub to me if you hate fortnite” is in the comment is because I was responding to the guy with that name right? I didn’t say that lol I wasn’t saying anything about fortnite

This queen reminds me of my great-grandmother who is very old but very active and refuses to let people do her chores.

@SOULRELIEF22

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 73 and a great grandma TOO! Unless someone LIVES with you, you'd BETTER stay active and do the work! I FEEL like I'm 23! Woohoo! 👏😍I'M PRAISING JESUS! 🙌🙌🙌😇☺

Ants Canada: Ants Ants Australia: Spider ants

@themetalknight2005

3 жыл бұрын

Ants candia needs to get some of these spider ants

@HeWasBliss

3 жыл бұрын

Only in Australia 😔

@c.a.greene8395

3 жыл бұрын

Canada has enough big game with sharp teeth that will eat ya, from polar bears ( which are up to 5 times bigger than a grizzly bear, ) cougars, Lynx, bobcats, mountain lions, bears, both black and brown, grizzlies, wolves of various sizes, and numerous other canines with sharp teeth...then we have the dangerous grass eaters like Roosevelt elk, have 6 foot long legs with sharp hooves that can gut you from chin to sternum in one swipe for disrupting their grazing...we don't need any killer ants thanks, lol

@HeWasBliss

3 жыл бұрын

@@c.a.greene8395 I do not think anyone here cares S

@Chance-tg3xd

3 жыл бұрын

@@c.a.greene8395 Canada is dumb

AntsCanada and yourself NEED to do a live podcast together and discuss species that either of you have and haven't had before. I'm pretty sure he has never experienced Spider Ants before and other Australian species. I also love that Spider Ants seem to utilise their larvae as a form of resource supply in a similar way to the Dracula Ants do by filling there young up with food before they are fully grown. If you are not familiar with Dracula Ants I definitely recommend! They feed there own larvae food they find then feed themselves by biting into the larvae while still keeping them alive. As it's thought the species' can't exchange Trophallaxis normally like most ants.

@whodis2614

5 жыл бұрын

YES!!!

@TheEnderChief

5 жыл бұрын

This is a good idea but probably not possible. You see they both have there own company for ants and there own channel so unless someone sorry on a partnership happens the is probably won't happen.

@lwolfstar7618

5 жыл бұрын

Many ppl do collab vids calm down. They also have very similar speech patterns, i saw ac first and its uncanny, just different accents lol

@ohhellosr9998

5 жыл бұрын

no

@sethwinters3556

5 жыл бұрын

I believe ants Canada found out they can transfer food via trophallaxis they just don't always do that or not as often

"cmon, bite your brother and bring him over to the new expansion god gave us"

@RichSteve99

4 жыл бұрын

Sister*

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Imagine people living like this, just picking up babies by the mouth when they move houses

@ubratansouzagomes4360

4 жыл бұрын

Ah shit xD

@ubratansouzagomes4360

4 жыл бұрын

Ah shit xD

@roddyaxolotl8519

3 жыл бұрын

Sister*

I found the movement of these spider ants very mesmerizing. They are always moving around, keeping active, even the queen. Keep up the groundbreaking work!

Is your fridge running? Ants: i sure hope not

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

This Guy you know that probably happens all the time in this society lol

The most interesting thing about spider ants is that they are now the 4th species of ants that have very noticeable repleates. And another thing that I find very interesting it how they reproduce with wingless queens which will be very hard to find when you want to look for her within a big colony.

Imagine being born an ant exited to explore and protect the colony to only be turned into a storage unit

when did this version of ant come out?

@LexusFox

4 жыл бұрын

raw trout It’s an old indie version.

@uniworkhorse

3 жыл бұрын

Bro you gotta read the patch notes more often

FYI-- It seems the entire English-speaking world calls them Daddy Long Legs as well, along with a few other arthropods. Cranefly: Daddy Long Legs and/or "Mosquito Hawk" Cellar Spider: Daddy Long Legs Harvestman: Daddy Long Legs

I love the spider ants weird and wacky personalities and looks.

This is one of the coolest ant species I've seen in a while. I know of golden honeypot ants that have abdomens like these, but they're gold. I think these look like the futuristic robots of the ant world, sleek and spider-like. I like how they walk, so strange! Matrix ants!

Your videos are incredible every time. I absolutely love them. One problem. You don't make enough of them. It has been 4 months and you haven't uploaded since. I hate to be one of those people who concerns over everything, but it went from monthly uploads, to every other monthly upload, to a video every 4 months at this point. With a relatively small amount of subscribers, I don't think you can rely on a patreon goal for motivation to make videos. You already have the needed equipment. Your own ant nests, ad revenue, and other things that keep a channel going. If you keep a consistent upload schedule, your channel will grow beyond belief. That would make a patreon goal much more achievable. but until then, I don't think that patreon donations should root the upload schedule for this channel, or to get exclusive content if desired. It should be open to everybody, and I speak for all fans here. Thanks for your attention. Keep making videos!

@gordanramsay4740

5 жыл бұрын

he's made a video, releasing at the end of the month (or depending if you are a patreon you get to see it tmr!) check his instagram

@ebonhawken574

5 жыл бұрын

Gordan Ramsay thanks!!

@amkarre7381

4 жыл бұрын

Reason is, Ants Aus is passionate about ants but isn't passionate for youtube, whenever he's gonna make a video, he get stressed about making it

@mayajourney756

4 жыл бұрын

Well his content is high quality so it's worth the wait

@mayajourney756

4 жыл бұрын

Oh hi Gordon do you have an ant

I live in the US and i have never heard anyone call a daddy long legs "cellar spider"

@jacobb5484

3 жыл бұрын

It’s mostly a commonwealth term where cellars are more common.

@etamlak8199

3 жыл бұрын

So what ? How can you muritards be so much entitled and full of yourselves that when someone says "there is property A outside of australia" you seem to believe that your country is the only one that exists somehow to test the veracity of said conjecture ??

@ChasenR

3 жыл бұрын

@@etamlak8199 big words for someone using the word "muritards"

@ChasenR

3 жыл бұрын

Only terms we learn that are foreign are from all the people coming here from every other country on earth because the conditions here are somehow better? Ive seen "British" people here in Texas, i bet if i asked them they might inform me of what goes down in their country. No need to attack a whole country over one person. Its kinda childish. All the person said was its never been called anything other than daddy long legs in his American life. Sorry youre hyped up and ready to keyboard warrior your way into the rage cage.

@etamlak8199

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChasenR There's no use in your wall of text. You don't understand a simple thing that americans are always so full of themselves and self-centered. Which is why even tho the guy in the video talked about "the rest of the world" you always can be sure that there will ONLY but SURELY be an american begging for attention by talking about them. Seriously, you seem like a good person, try to take some perspective on that and realize that it's true.

I love the simple eyes on the spider ant queens! It occurs in a decent amount of queens and I didn't know what those dots were until this vid!!

_Leptomyrmex_ are interesting as a whole. On Ant Keeping Depot, from Gamergate it states that queens of this species have never been found. To distinguish queens through the ocelli is interesting as this method of identification is used among several other species too. Ergatoid queens are fairly uncommon as well, with this characteristic only being found in a few species, with some _Myrmecia_ queens also being wingless. Repletes are also amazing, like _Myrmecocystus_ except with less distended gasters and it’s fascinating that this species holds characteristics of many species of ants, with tandem running also being an occurrence within this species. I’d say the most interesting of all though, is the arrangement of young larvae in flower-like bundles. This trait is something I’ve yet to have seen in a species and what the purpose could be intrigues me.

@Au_Aquatica

5 жыл бұрын

Ive found a queen Leptomyrmex rufipies with workers before

@marmaru34

5 жыл бұрын

MajesticMaj - Cookie Run lol I think u won the nest

@dontask2421

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's smart how the ants will take advantage of their weak and soft state to make repletes.

@diatomsaus

5 жыл бұрын

...Gamergate?

@przemekwielgosz421

5 жыл бұрын

gamregate, a worker ant that becomes a queen, basically in certain species all workers have this ability but they're usually are made infertile after birth by fellow ants when there is a queen, so workers wouldn't fight the queen.

I think the fact that the queen is an active worker is super admirable

@kosmickalamity7071

4 жыл бұрын

Underground Chamber Muzik r/cursedcomments

@user-sm2fz1zh5h

3 жыл бұрын

when did this version of ant come out?

A big fan of your simple, yet very educating and well put videos man! Haven’t heard from you in a while. Hope all is well! Looking forward to more of your videos

What I find amazing about the spider ants is the fact that their queen never has wings! I find that really odd and just thought that every queen ant has wings at some point in their lifetime. I really love your channel because you teach me new things about ants every time you upload a video and you are a very genuine guy.

To me, the most interesting thing about spider ants is how very little research has been done and how spider ant queens look and act so similarly to her workers. Also, it’s surprising on how the workers fill up their unborn siblings with liquids to turn them into a hoarder, or a reverse. After this video, the fascinating spider ants have become more of a mystery to me than ever.

Me: *scrolling on youtube* Video exists Me: *read title* Me: A *WHAT* ANT??

I think the fact that the Queen is so much like the workers, moving around and feeding /grooming. Considering how most other ants keep their queen away from everything nice and safe. The way the repletes are filled straight away to create the cast is also amazing. Love your videos and almost ready to take the dive into keeping. Thanks :)

The most interesting thing about spider ants is for sure the fact that they have queens uniqe in there order with no wings and look almost the same as ragular workers of there speices

@prepixel4655

5 жыл бұрын

Whats fascinating to me is that they are so complex with repletes scavengers and wingless queens!!! i have never seen so many alien like ants clustered together with such unusual habits!

@SalvableRuin

5 жыл бұрын

The Dutch Jungle THEIR* SPECIES*

@maxxiang8746

5 жыл бұрын

@@SalvableRuin does it matter?

This was FASCINATING!!!! Amazing video. Not only are they beautiful but their behavior is wicked interesting!! Thanks for all the ant education!!!

Incredible! Thank you, this is my first time hearing of 🕷️ Spider Ant's. Awesome Job 👍 Keep it up.

I just love how althea communicate and how they act. I'm fascinated by how for example jumping spiders come together with other ants especially spider ants to blend in. I also really love your videos. You inspired me to start ant keeping as well!

Watching this video, a really fascinating thing occurred to me; when these ants are hanging upside down in large groups within their nest, it closely resembles how Daddy Longlegs (Harvestmen “spiders”) will cluster. Harvestmen may do this for added protection or to conserve moisture in dry conditions, but the MOST fascinating thing is that Harvestmen aren’t actually spiders either! They are arachnids but they’re more closely related to scorpions. This means that 2 completely different species (Harvestmen & Spider Ants) have independently developed very similar spider-like builds but typically non-spider-like behaviors for likely the same reasons. Amazing! And don’t get me started on Ant Spiders… Lol. I don’t currently keep any ants yet but I’ve always loved these little guys. Last week I actually had a dream of catching a Camponotus queen with my 3 y/o son, so guess what I’ll be doing as soon as Spring comes around!

Hi Jordan, Personally I would love your old camera as i don't own anything capable of shooting such small creatures with great detail. I was considering starting a small documentary style youtube channel, similar to yours and so would use your camera for that. I would also use it for instagram as I love posting updates of my colonies there. Regardless if I win or not it won't change how much I love your videos, I respect how detailed and professional they are. I've also loved seeing you grow and to even launch your own range of ant products which is super cool. Thank you for your consideration . Sincerely, Harrison.

Some time ago I got Ants Canada in my recommendations. Now I found Ants Australia. I’ve always been fascinated by insects and such. Your channel is super. KZread doesn’t always has to be only entertainment. It’s nice to look at a video that is nicely made by someone with a passion for what he is creating and that is both entertaining and makes me smarter. This is the feeling I get with this channel.

WOW! How cool! Thank you for showing me these I've never seen these! Very cool! 😎

I love how the Spider Ants look so alienish and dangle like bats, keep up the good work Jordan! - Alex Bone

So a replete is basically a living refrigerator for ant food, lol.

@Somewhere50

3 жыл бұрын

Aquapletes are the ants that hold water.

I hope to see many more videos from you! You’re really informative and enjoyable! ☺️

Very interesting. Love your spider ants. It's my 1st time hearing about then. Now I'm getting my farm together now. Thank you

I realize this video is almost a year old, it is the first time I see it. I think it is amazing, this ants are gorgeous. I am thinking seriously about ant keeping. Thanks, GRATE job.

Like: Ants Canada Like: Ants Australia Cause they are both equally great channels!

@benjaminbradley210

4 жыл бұрын

but did ants australia str8 up copy canadas channel lol what a normie yt move lol

@asleenalee3643

4 жыл бұрын

Who win?

@DarramationsOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminbradley210 I don't think so. He once said that: When he was little, he loved nature. He loved nature so much to the point that his parents bought him an ant nest. At first, he didn't know anything about ants. He didn't even know Ant Queens existed and that they're the egg layers! So, all he did was pick up a few workers, did nothing to them, and they started dying and eventually died. He lost interest because he thought that ant keeping was complicated and kept the nest under his bed. 10 years later, after graduating college, he was going around some stuff, when he suddenly felt something. He pulled it out and it was his ant nest. He learnt about ants alot in biology lessons so he had some knowledge in ant keeping. He gave it another try and caught his first queen ant. He watched some AntsCanada videos and managed to create a successful colony. Then, he started making a channel, inspired by AntsCanda and to spread one message: Ants are FASCINATING.

@tnapeepeelu

3 жыл бұрын

@@DarramationsOfficial Of wow

@tnapeepeelu

3 жыл бұрын

@@DarramationsOfficial Oh wow

This is a very well put together video! I loved it! So fascinating. I never knew ants were so cool!

This is amazing didn't even know about this ant. It's great!!! Please show us more

the most interesting fact about the spider ants i found is that their queens don't have wings and behave a lot like a worker they also have never been captured and observed this is huge can't wait to see more on them

8:41 Instead of flying, they swing like spiders

Your channel is so underrated. Cheers for a fantastic video !

One of the best things I've watched on KZread this year

Ants Australia: the brother of antscanada

@facelessgamerboi8632

3 жыл бұрын

So true!

@tnapeepeelu

3 жыл бұрын

I like it Zex the gamer 19.

What I like about the Spiderants, is the behavior. It's pretty weird that they are hanging from the ceiling and that they are walking like a daddy long legs! I have a small colony of carpenter ants with 20-30 members. A new Nest would help em' out in this time. And nice video as always!😁

@prepixel4655

5 жыл бұрын

Whats fascinating to me is that they are so complex with repletes scavengers and wingless queens!!! i have never seen so many alien like ants clustered together with such unusual habits!

Hey ant-lover! I recently started following your channel! I watched almost all your video’s now! The spider Ants are one of the most Fascinating ant species of the 12.000 worldwide! The way that they store food in themselfs and are really active! It must be real fun to study this species!

My favorite thing about the spider ants is how alien and odd they are and they are really fascinating without a doubt! I love this ant room tour cerise keep up the good work!!

When I saw the title I was like, Spider Ants? You mean those Spiders that look like ants to disguise Them? NOPE real ants that are called spider ants. Cool. Love your vids Jordan!🐜 🕷

@PauxloE

5 жыл бұрын

That would be ant spiders ;-)

I tought this thing are native to pandora.

@christopherstein2024

4 жыл бұрын

Well Pandora is inspired by northern Australia as it appears to me

Will you ever upload again? You are definitely one of the most talented ant photographers and your videos are just a joy to look at.

Watching your ants is really relaxing

Awww, they have a hard working mom as well!

The way I thought of the “larva balls” are like family groups, so certain family groups are designated to be repletes or regular workers or alaites, I also might think the family groups might generally stick together with a domininant ant, and they all form together to be one big colony, I also wonder if the the family groups generally hold brood that are set aside to their own cast, this is all just speculation, and defiantly needs more study ! And an update please !!’

Wicked cool. Watching them run around together was a little creepy, and I love insects. Great video, love what you do.

What I find most fascinating about spider ants is the way they look, the way they move and their legs are just so cool and I love the way they walk. I also think that it is really cool how they hang upside down in the nest

Ants Australia and Ants Canada need to share info and fanboy over ants together

Hey Everyone! Who's looking back at this and thinking; 'huh? This was 6 months ago but is still the most recent video'?

@Nolander1

5 жыл бұрын

Stanly Peterson same here

@baileybushrod6095

5 жыл бұрын

Stanly Peterson it’s because he uploads by his patreon donations instead of how much ad revenue he gets and since he doesn’t upload unless he gets patron donations he doesn’t bring in more people willing to donate so he just has like months of uploading nothing

@Nolander1

5 жыл бұрын

Computer Blu cool

I hope u post more on the spider ants! They’re so amazing!!

The most fasinating thing about spider ants to me was how little documented they are. They feel special because of this. Thanks so much for making a video about them. The second coolest thing would be their awesome repleates. I really like the color on their head, contrasting their black and grey.

Just so you know, I live in Kansas, and we call them daddy long legs as well. :)

@nathancox2202

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in kansas to and I have seen these ants before I thought I was going crazy after I saw it

woah thats things head looks like my character...

@FurlowT

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe now you can find a good colony to live in?

@antank5703

3 жыл бұрын

@@FurlowT funny thing is I have a colony (its my youtube channel where I post animations) and I'm trying to grow it check it out and you like it you should stick around and sub because I'm posting more

@FurlowT

3 жыл бұрын

@@antank5703 Took a peek in. You got a start on animation. Keep practicing and evolving your work and you'll have a channel that shines.

That has to be the coolest ant i have ever seen. Very Unique. Might also be because i love spiders :) Thanks for the video.

Very well filmed and narrated. You fascination is clearly transmitted. So much better than watching junk TV or playing video games.

Are you still alive dude haven't heard from you for ages hope everything is ok

@spacedust3479

5 жыл бұрын

Its winter where they are

@joshd2013

5 жыл бұрын

@@spacedust3479 I'm Australian too lol

@spacedust3479

5 жыл бұрын

@@joshd2013 it's summer in America so :>

@spontaneouscreativity6858

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, YEET MOTHER FLOPER

@madaremlap4960

5 жыл бұрын

The ants got him Or! The ant colony that controled the voice have passed away and a new colony is trying to orchestrate a new one.

What i love about the spider ants is how thay dont look nor act like normal ants like lasius or others. I live how spider anta act like bats and how thay hold there larvae and tend to them like cleaning them and feeding them. The queen cool as well I like the way she's more energetic than other normal Queens she moves around intends to her brood more often than like say camponotus they like sit in one spot and lay eggs but unlike the Spider Queen she walks around and tends to her brood and larvae workers. It's really cool how you actually got a colony of spider ants Jordan I love these ants I actually wanted to look these up but I didn't find nothing on them so you've actually having a colony of them makes me more excited for every time you upload a video stay cool Jordan. Ant love for ever. Ps. I would use the camrea when my anta get out of hibernation i would shot them eating and in there nest and see about there behaver with the camera and show my friends my ants and there colors and behavers and what food that like

@yangenting7749

5 жыл бұрын

thunder the wolf nuuuuuuh,don't u insult my thicc camponotus queeny!

@spacedust3479

5 жыл бұрын

@@yangenting7749 umm i did not insalt her

@yangenting7749

5 жыл бұрын

thunder the wolf it's a joke hehe

@spacedust3479

5 жыл бұрын

@@yangenting7749 -.-

Wow. Amazing specie I never heard of! Great nest build and great footage! Ty.

Excellent video. I thought I liked ants before. Now I love them. Thanks for this channel.

This channel is so much better than that Canadian ant channel. Not as much clickbait.

The most interesting thing about the spider 🐜 ants is that the repleats are filled up strait away while the exo skeleton is soft so there like balloons . PS I would love a ytong nest to start my first colony. How would you send the nest or camera if I were to be so lucky ???? I have to agree that my favourite colony is the bull ants 😁

@MaxCanberra

5 жыл бұрын

Croth 12 The AntsAustralia store sells them.

@bluecroth1228

5 жыл бұрын

@@MaxCanberra how would he like give it a way to the winner of the giveaway. Would you give him an address

@marmaru34

5 жыл бұрын

Croth 12 he’s not just gonna give u a nest, or a 30 thousand dollar camera. U have to buy them

The most fascinating thing about the spider ants for me are, the fact that they hang like bats. This is very different to other types of ants, it is just so cool though.

@stuproudfoot8012

5 жыл бұрын

very true

I found you a few hours ago form an AntsCanada vid, and when I saw Australia, where I'm from, I had to see what you had on the channel. I'm from a rural part of Victoria, and have spent a fair bit of time around Bull Ants, their nests don't last long around my place, because we have animals that could be killed by them. Though I am interested in ants, I don't really have the space for a colony in my house at the moment. Love the video's, and I'll definitely keep watching them.

Ants australia I think you neeed to make more videos i love ur vids and would like to see more

it would be amazing to win your camera :), I really love this fascinating world of insect, and i love taking photos and filming videos, unfortunately, i don´t have the right equipment for shooting macro photos and videos, but with your camera, I would be finally able to combine 2 things i love to do :)

wow!! I love ants and this is the first time I have seen these ants.. So different and special.

It’s pretty wild how the queen moves around and helps out around the nest instead of conserving their energy. Those larvae clumps are pretty interesting as well, I’ve only seen that kind of thing with egg clumps. Very interesting species!

A Reason I Would Want The Good Camera Is That Here In Texas,We Have Some Exquisite,Georgous Species.I Have Some Of My Own,Too.My Phone And Only Camera I Have Are Bad At Taking Macros.I've always dreamed of having a good camera.for photography,Not only For Insects,But Animals And Weather. While in australia you guys have Myrmecia nagrocinta,we have Psudomyrmex graccilis.Coloring and size is the exact same.I also have some harvester ants,and my surgar/carpenter ants have some of the best coloration I've seen in any Hymenopytera.One,Camponotus Castanus,is A Georgous Red-Orange.The other,Camponotus Decipens,Or The Most Amazing Ant I've Ever Seen.They're Gaster,Black,With Grey Stripes.They're Thorax Is A Magnificent Orange.And They're Head Is A Georgous Red,All of these I really want macros to share to the world with!

Btw, Americans call them daddy long legs too lol never heard of this cellar spider thing

@MisterJimLee

4 жыл бұрын

What we call daddy long legs is different, they look like they have ball bodies and are not actually a spider

@josephcole8102

4 жыл бұрын

The thing we call daddy long legs(or harvestmen) are not insects or arachnids. They are a single segmented arthropod that scavenges off the forest floor.

@MisterJimLee

4 жыл бұрын

@@josephcole8102 I'm being overly specific but they are arachnids, just not spiders

Your videos are amazing! and really well done!

I love that they have Replates for food storage back up . And I would love to use the camera for videos with my kids. Thank you 😊

Why are u not uploading

@TheUrbanAntKeeper

5 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@floyd4611

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheUrbanAntKeeper my face hope it hurts out my face no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no because it is doing it because it's Harbor Nation season for the ants

1:39 this is the first time you can see the queen

@darylanimates14

5 жыл бұрын

What about 2:50

@garrett6419

5 жыл бұрын

At 1:39 you can see the queen on the top left

@matthewp4046

5 жыл бұрын

top left*

@garrett6419

5 жыл бұрын

Matthew Pike I was re watching that and just realized my mistake thanks

@donyae0422

5 жыл бұрын

@@darylanimates14 That's a different species

New favorite species of ant!!! These are awesome creatures and from the parts of the footage where they are all clumped up, they are taxonomically similar to the ogre spiders on the docks at my grandma’s beach house.

I wish this channel had more content. I love it. It could be super successful.

Outside Australia? Here in the south USA, never heard them being called cellar spiders🤔

@SalvableRuin

5 жыл бұрын

Lohkie2 3 I am from Canada and we also never call Daddy Long Legs “cellar spiders.” This Australian guy doesn’t know what he is talking about.

@stevenalbert4269

5 жыл бұрын

im in canada never heard of a cellar spider before , lol only ever called em daddy long legs

@profd65

5 жыл бұрын

Yea, I live in the Northwestern US (Washington State), and they've always been Daddy Long Legs.

@ThisIsMyName112

5 жыл бұрын

Guys, Canada and the US arent the only places outside of Australia..

@maxxiang8746

5 жыл бұрын

@@SalvableRuin those are literally all cellar spiders, the only thing he got wrong was that none of them were daddy longlegs

Jordan I would love to win the camera since Im moving to mexico for half a year with my parents. And I want to make cool photos and videos of the awesome ants there! And woww those spidere ants are interesting!!!

Awesome video as always! :D

What I like about the spider ants also known as (Leptomyrmex erythrocephalus) is their unique colour. Unlike other ants who’s colours are just black or red. Spider ants have a mix of orange, black and a bit of white. Their abdomen is also very large compared to their body. I would really like to keep them but I sadly don’t live in Australia.

I find spider ants fascinating because of the fact they have repletes a lot like honeypot ants I also like their movement pattern also did you know that apparently Myrmecia nigrocincta enslave spider ants I find that pretty fascinating. I was lucky and observant enough to catch my own spider ant queen during a nuptial walk she layed some eggs but the queen and all of her brood died because she wasn't fertile. some day i will go back and see if i can get another one.

@davidbanks6504

5 жыл бұрын

Really? If this is true then dude congrats, these ants are extremely rare.

When you think about it if those ants have emotions they all know their lives are lies

4:33 that’s amazing and very fascinating!

This is really cool. Nice video!

can you please do dinosaure ants

Why did you stop making videos

@FloridaAnting

20 күн бұрын

Frrr

would love to see more footage of these creatures! they're so exotic

Marvelous little creatures ! Excellent video ! Thank you !