end the video: salamander:"gotta go fast!"

@lilychen2166

3 жыл бұрын

Juliet Bao that was super duper 💨 fast

@elFulberto

3 жыл бұрын

Its gills kinda look like Sanic's spikes, too.

Man, I wish my arm could grow back that fast. Don't take my arm though.

My children and I really enjoyed watching these videos! Thanks for the science lesson!

Your salamander videos were fantastic! So interesting to see them grow and change over time (and what a short time -- and what bloated overeaters they were -- as you said, they did look as if they'd burst from eating all that you fed them). And watching a limb grow back and develop into use was so interesting too. What an amazing creature. Thank you for taking the time to document these animals. I also appreciated you returned them to their natural habitat after they'd grown to adults. Very well done and so very interesting!

One of coolest videos I've seen, its awesome to see someone take the time to record the regrowth time on an ambystomid

So wild. Imagine if humans could regenerate limbs like these salamanders.

@criminals7000

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe someday in 2100, our scientist could do that

@ZukoTheFireLord1

2 жыл бұрын

The interesting thing is that we actually got the cells they use for regenaration just their cells can go back into a "start form" to regrow limbs while our cells produce scars!

@369lalala

Жыл бұрын

We were able to.

Dude make more of these vids they're amazing

What's kinda cool is that I can see the vague outline of where the new foot started growing

Nice footage btw

Thanks for taking the time to make these wonderful videos

You guys are underrated! Your videos are great. Keep doing what you do.

Thank you for this, Sir!

Am I understanding correctly, that even adults can regrow limbs? That’s awesome!

Such a beautiful animal.

4:47 i... am... speed...

@tozboz1018

Жыл бұрын

It must've be glad to swim great distances and not be met with an invisible forcefield. notice how I used past tense :(

Quick recovery!

Are you going to do more Egg to ... vids?

@NatureNorth

7 жыл бұрын

Hopefully, yes, if I can get eggs of different critters.

@arcybiestolerancji1729

7 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear.

@vinnytheplayer5500

6 жыл бұрын

NatureNorth do turtle egg development

Yo this is really interesting and well put together. Nice vids man !

this awesome!!!

Now I know where cartoon hands came from

I love salamanders!!!!!! sooo cute!!!!!!

great video!

We use to rescue Blue Spotted Salamanders from time to time trying to cross the road in Pinawa late in the summer to early fall often in the evening's. Some people I've talked to in the past have accidentally caught Mudpuppy's while fishing in the Winnipeg River.

*"I AM SPEED"* 4:47

Amazing 🐟 !!!

"Impressive, very nice."

Yes are awesome!

Wow! so cool! awesome

Day 14 made me think about Deadpool's tiny hand in the second movie... xD

I thought only axolotls could do this! Amazing!

Hi! In your other video you rushed one salamander to reach adulthood and I'm wondering, if you never drained the water and forced it would it still reach adulthood later?

@NatureNorth

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, it would have transformed later. In the wild they usually transform in late summer.

Very interesting.

so cool that you can see the bones in the hind limbs!

If only we humans could regenerate our lost limbs too...

Umm.. Can you try and see if you can get some lizard eggs? I really wanna see the lifecycle of lizards. My native skink species is the spotted skink. We have fun catching them and they are quite big. I've only found hatched eggs though...

would he have still grown his foot back if he'd reached the adult form or is this kind of regrowth only possible in this younger stage?

@NatureNorth

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, they can regrow limbs as adults, too. But regrowth is much better in the larval stage. Adults often have improperly formed limbs when they regrow a leg.

@shedotoads

5 жыл бұрын

@@NatureNorth Adult newts and salamanders can do even better than that. Experiments have shown that they can even regrow severed spinal cords and eye parts. I've often found newts with extra toes or Y shaped toes. extra limbs are common enough.

Una pregunta , ¿ Cómo haces para que el agua sea de ese color ?¿ O es la luz ?

@NatureNorth

3 жыл бұрын

Es la luz

mans just said new leg

Im gonna buy one in some time, I saw a juvenile one with a missing paw already regenerating it, I’d like to buy that one.

i thought this was an axolotl at first lol

cute

Make more egg videos please! ^^

I thought they regenerated in an instant but it takes weeks wow

@DripBanana23

Жыл бұрын

If it regenerated instantly it would produce heat due to the cells touching each other

Salamanders look like fishes with legs.

We need this 🧬 nowwww hurry up science

@ServantofBaal

3 жыл бұрын

Stem cells...

I Herd U Liek Mudkips

I learned in biology class _how_ they actually regenerate their foot

Jealous..