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@bearded_colliesaresick

2 ай бұрын

ok

@Savplayz.-.

2 ай бұрын

SURE

@Lucas-cf7ft

2 ай бұрын

Ok bro

@latoyakinley8199

2 ай бұрын

You should go to vacation you work so hard on videos and can you make a video at vacation

@AbigailMaxwell-rm6ud

2 ай бұрын

Hi I have been watching your videos since I was about 4 and I enjoy them so much BTW I'm subscribed

the fact that these guys can come up with newer and even more dangerous insects to get bitten from is either impressive or horrifying

@breakxlimit3886

2 ай бұрын

Why not both

@kevjames4236

2 ай бұрын

Not dangerous at all

@MercurialCorsair

2 ай бұрын

I wouldn't want that job but man I envy the 🏀⚽ it takes to do it.

@FerociousTiger5000

2 ай бұрын

I know the perfect candidate list for them to check out if they’re looking for more amazing animals to show off and possibly add to the pain index Kings of Pain is a show kinda like with what Coyote and mark are doin with this pain index , with not just invertebrates and other animals no one’s done before I think it’d be a really great show for them to check out and see if they could do some if it’s not too dangerous

@Larzvids

2 ай бұрын

Ahhhh

3 minutes into the video and Mark already got bit. This is the type of content I needed.

@FerdEdits

Ай бұрын

Impressive he didn’t just flick that little guy off!

@SirPerfectful

Ай бұрын

@@FerdEdits This channel promotes treating **all** animals with respect. The ant only bit Mark because Mark is a larger creature and a potential predator to the ant. Brave Wilderness does good ecological work. I'm 25, in my graduate program, and still learning from them.

@tonyvelasquez6776

Ай бұрын

​@SirPerfectful you sound pretentious.. better not bring that to the field. Animals bite because they bite. They don't need a reason. Trying to personify animals to make them seem moral is not good stewardship. It's just like the idiots who tell people that sharks only bite humans by mistake. No, they're apex predators and they'll bite anything that might provide a meal. There is no morality in nature. If you want to be a good steward once you leave the classroom and get into the field remember that honesty is the best tool

@SirPerfectful

Ай бұрын

@@tonyvelasquez6776 crazy how you said I sound pretentious only to say allat

@WitchKing-Of-Angmar

Ай бұрын

For your short attention span? How sweet.

12:06 for ya'll feeling impatient 😁

That leafcutter bite was PERSONAL

@HeadPhoneMan107

Ай бұрын

Soldiers hurt worse

@thepoeticminecart

Ай бұрын

@@HeadPhoneMan107 i never said they didnt?

@TheofficalGripCheck

Ай бұрын

@@HeadPhoneMan107it was a soldier fyi

@santiagobrenes3847

24 күн бұрын

​@@HeadPhoneMan107trap jaw ants are poisonous to humans or no?

I remember playing with Leafcutter ants as a kid. Never once did they bite me. However, they do have spines on their back that do sting a bit. I also grew with Trapjaw ants. Also never bitten or stung. But it was fun putting sticks in front of them and hearing their jaws snap at it. You guys should go there at around May. You'll get to see the Leafcutter ant queens flying all over the place during their migration. They are huge, bigger than a quarter. Quite a spectacle!

that "TINK" is crazy. Awesome job guys

@starscream7755

Ай бұрын

sounds like metal clinking

When you were describing the jaws, i was saying "man, that looks like a trapjaw ant", and when you revealed it straight up was a trapjaw, i was so surprized you've never heard of this thing before.

@spencensawyersmom

2 ай бұрын

That’s what I thought like the same thing

@burgesj7

2 ай бұрын

Ya I was saying that too I wouldn't lie on the internet😅

@LilyMaeBlossom

2 ай бұрын

I feel like I knew about the trapjaw from something as a kid, but that also made me go "wait that's a real name?" It may just be me, but since my childhood was so skewed with vidger games and horror films, trapjaw sounded as made up as it did real and just to the back of my mind it went.

@MartHommes

2 ай бұрын

They probably already knew what it was but they wanted to build suspense and keep the viewer retention up so they revealed it somewhere in the middle of the video which is very smart

@Bigblock46

Ай бұрын

I know yall have seen Monster Bug Wars then.

As a kid, these were my childhood favorite species of ants

@LimeLivesMatter

2 ай бұрын

Same 😂 I used to catch that ant and force the brown big tree ant to decapitate that ant 😂 I did that so many times

@Javeton

2 ай бұрын

@@LimeLivesMatterwottt

@nchtblut

2 ай бұрын

@@LimeLivesMatter 💀

@TheThreeScoots

2 ай бұрын

@@LimeLivesMatter”it was for science” 💀

@MSKS-jl2qk

2 ай бұрын

Me too and they still are.

All my homies love Mark Vins

@BraveWilderness

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@user-rn5cb6rz3m

Ай бұрын

Where is cayote petorson

@AyJilm

29 күн бұрын

@@user-rn5cb6rz3m mark vins was part of the page with him for a long time? They both are the part of the lead roles?

@santiagobrenes3847

24 күн бұрын

​@@BraveWildernesstrap jaw ants are poisonous to humans? 🤔

I knew immediately what these ants were. I loved Monster Bug Wars growing up

@bluv9190

2 ай бұрын

I still watch Monster Bug Wars

@MichaelWilliams85

2 ай бұрын

Dang, thanks for reminding us of that awesome channel

@MSKS-jl2qk

2 ай бұрын

Me too.

@CarlosTheSpiderKeeper

2 ай бұрын

Same

@Merik2013

2 ай бұрын

I knew what these were immediately as well, but that's because of AntsCanada

Huh, I would have thought the fastest jaws in the world would be on a politician...

@littleteethkeith

2 ай бұрын

I was going to saw my mother in law at Thanksgiving dinner but you are probably right.

@DravenGal

2 ай бұрын

@@littleteethkeith ROFL!!! Good one!

@SirStoneHD

2 ай бұрын

Both are hilarious. Firm handshakes all around.😂😂😂

@DravenGal

2 ай бұрын

@@SirStoneHD Isn't it nice to be able to shake hands again?

@SirStoneHD

2 ай бұрын

@@DravenGal until you offend someone and get sued 😂

growing up in Brasil we had a lot of those, and tbh their sting isn't so bad, but Mark didn't get the true trap jaw treatment, they usually latch up with the jaws and then sting multiple times and thats what hurts more

@StratospheralNurse

Ай бұрын

That makes perfect sense, thx for commenting:)

Man, I don’t know why KZread stopped recommending Brave Wilderness videos to me, but I look forward to seeing more content from you guys!

As soon as I saw it holding its jaws open at 90 degrees like that, I KNEW it was the Trap jaw Ant and I knew you were in for one hell of a bite/sting

I cannot imagine the pain of that little thing pinching you AND NOT LETTING GO..... he did not care he was holding on for dear life😂

I really didn't think I was learning anything from AntsCanada, but somehow, I knew what this ant was, and it had to be because of him.

@Ashley.falcon

2 ай бұрын

Ants Canada is the goat

@WooperIsAmazing194

2 ай бұрын

I know right

@Dee-nonamnamrson8718

2 ай бұрын

​@@Ashley.falconEh, he's alright. Little melodramatic for my tastes.

@SloMoBob

2 ай бұрын

SAME!

@dragonsauce358

2 ай бұрын

​@Dee-nonamnamrson8718 it's obviously an act to make the videos more suspenseful. He is an actor in real life after all

I'm surprised they didn't know it was a Trapjaw Ant, considering all the other ants and insects they've dealt with. Would have thought it came up in any research over the years.

crazy to see that nature evolved to make any creature dangerous no matter the size

I blame AntsCanada because I knew exactly what kind of ant it was at first glance thanks to him.

@TheKingacevedo

Ай бұрын

LoL same here. I wonder what became of his trap jaw in his tropical forest vivarium? That darn Dark Horde!!!

There is also another video of getting bit by the trap jaw ant. Apparently with no forceps or anything. If it bites you so fast and hard, the force launch them away from you like somewhat a good one or few inches.

well that ant looks angy and i cant blame it. his homies will never believe his story either

@Swordiy

Ай бұрын

The ant in question: *"I WAS ABDUCTED BY A GIANT FLESHY ANIMAL AND I BIT HIM! I BARELY ESCAPED!!"* His ant buddies: "u capping bro, aint no way that sh happened"

@Matt-df8kd

Ай бұрын

LOL like reverse alien abduction

The fact that I'm still afraid of getting a shot and here is Mark getting bitten by a alien ant

@LUIGILOVER369

Ай бұрын

You’re just a wimp

"worst" part is the soldier got a really soft spot lmfao cant imagine the pulsating pain through the entire finger and possible though the nail root aswell damn little bugger got mark real good lmao

I’ve been both stung and bit by trap jaw ants before, and in case anyone’s wondering, the sting feels like a slightly worse bee sting and the bite feels like someone just flicked you. Neither are really painful.

Does a whole video building up to a soldier leaf cutter ant bite, then gets bit within 90 seconds of this video starting 😂 gotta love this channel.

It can bite and sting at the same time. I have a new fear unlocked.

@dakotaellis9978

2 ай бұрын

You probably have to visit Costa Rica and trek through the forest to be bitten by one.

@Helmsteroni

Ай бұрын

Sounds like my ex 😂

We have some big orangy-red bull ants in western east Texas. They weigh about 1-3/4 to 2 pounds each. Some people mistake them for coyotes when they do their mating call. My brother is an underwater welder for various energy companies and sometimes his old seal pup buddies. He told me that those Texas Bull Ants bites feel just like what a white shark bite feels like and if they sting you it's worse than when a hoop snake pokes you with his hard pointed tail. He also said that he would probably rather be gored by a Texas Horny Toad than bit by a Texas Bull Ant.

“I thought he was lost or sleepy but nope he’s wide awake” 😂😂😂

That ant is CRAZY on the thumb nail

That lone solider ant needs a promotion 😂 he stood on bidness. Give him his own colony and queen ant now.

this channel has been a huge inspiration to me as a kid i wanted to be a marine biologist. i had a fascination with sharks as I saw jaws when I was 4 years old.

holy that snapper almost looks like the toe biters or the waterbugs snapper it’s huge People who love this channel and have been watching for over 6 years 👇

One man’s “Adventure Fuel” is another man’s Vodka 🤘😎

Trap jaw ants are awesome. My favorite species of ants. They not only use their jaws to hunt, but also to escape predators. A trap jaw ant may strike at a predator so that its mandibles bounce of, catapulting the ant over 20 cm away, giving it plenty of room to escape, and potentially crippling the predator. They can also strike at the ground, launching themselves into the air. That's how it managed to evade you like it did, and eventually "teleport" itself off of the table. Also, if you watch them move around when they're exploring, or on the prowl, they have this really interesting way of moving about. Sort of curious and inquisitive.

i wanna see Coyote get stung by a normal honey bee, his reaction would be like "come on sting me already (bee already stung)"

My biggest bug related fear is that I will squeeze them too hard with the forceps

all my homies love Mark Vins

All respect to you guys. You guys never disappoint to entertain.

the dracula ant (Mystrium camillae) apparently has faster mandibles, three times faster than the trap jaw ant

I feel so honored to be this early.. I pulled an all nighter

@dylonpress7034

2 ай бұрын

I was catfishing all night

@zionallen5144

2 ай бұрын

@@dylonpress7034😂 gotta make bread some how

love how he didn't try and get the ant off by killing it, just carefully removing it

Mark has been doing a great job. He makes a great host

@BraveWilderness

Ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

YAY STING CHANNEL IS BACK !!!

@BraveWilderness

2 ай бұрын

Never left!

@CuteShell0509

Ай бұрын

Yay many fun videos to watch!

Happy 1k videos!😊

i loved watching this show as a kid it brings back memories keep up the great work!

@nKarje

2 ай бұрын

Just added to my watchlist, looks very good.

I thought the mantis shrimp was the fastest striking....

@workingonlife1

Ай бұрын

Umm 😂 striking nothing about bites

@layshalay7410

18 күн бұрын

they are. he said it has the fastest recorded bite

@workingonlife1

17 күн бұрын

@@layshalay7410 I Must got sidetracked when he mentioned it

The next ant you can try to find is called the jack jumper ant

You guys should see if you can close a cut with the jaws of the Leaf Cutter Ant like in the movies. It was called Apocalypse, I think.

Lmao the pain yells are so funny Mark, sorry, but your yells brought me joy lololol

Aren’t you eventually gonna run out of insects?

@Sentrme

Ай бұрын

More will be discovered, never ending supply

@user-kz8zo3ed9z

22 күн бұрын

There is like so much insects to

@user-me6vu9py9j

21 күн бұрын

There like 3M insects I think 🤔

@J3Rfinisher

18 күн бұрын

Yeah, and then he has to move on to animals 🙄

@J3Rfinisher

18 күн бұрын

Yeah 😀 then he has to move on to animals

I think your bsi is wrong for this one. You didnt give it a good bite. You let it knick you. Remember on the bullet ant, its mouth was too small for the forearm so it had to be moved to the finger webbing? Well you know as well as everyone that 145mph bite force would tear clean through the webbing of your finger and then it would start eating the skin and that is why your bsi is made from fear and anxiety

@jarodhines6544

Ай бұрын

I agree. It wasn’t even a bite so much as it just touched his skin and didn’t “bite” him

"Not much action geez" and in 5 sec is dealing with action 😂

Appreciate the 2 for 1 video thank you

You never heard of a trap jaw ant before? They’re quite famous even outside the ant world.

@spreadinchrist4029

2 ай бұрын

Depending on where you live

@antsisland

2 ай бұрын

Mostly in tropical countries.

THE KING JUST POSTED Y'ALL

I would recommend Psalmopoeus (tarantula, south america, wide range). It's intermediate species, sharing traits from old and new world. What makes bite fun, its venom has something similar to capsaicin (thing that causes burning feeling in peppers).. It does not send You to hospital, but pain is described as rather intense/painful burning feeling that can last some time. These tarantulas are also rather defensive so not hard to get bitten, lol.

This channel keeps getting more and more better ^^. I really hope you guys can hear what I have to share with the possibility for the new pain index you guys are doin The kings of pain show has tons of interesting animals to check out if you’re open for hearing about it

@FerociousTiger5000

2 ай бұрын

@BraveMarkVins I hope you and Tue gang noticed this suggestion, its right up your and Coyote's alley

Correction: 2nd fastest! 1st is the Dracula ant. You’re welcome:D

They Are Located Where I live in the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago

As an AntsCanada fan I was like “TRAPJAW!” I knew immediately haha gosh KZread has made us all bug nerds.

I still hope they'll do again a Mantis Shrimp. One that is active

In honor of Wrestlemania 40: Can Mark finish his story 😢

AntsCanada fans will all already know this ant

@Willow_Leafs

4 күн бұрын

Trapjaw ant

When I first saw my local species from the genus odontomachus, I picked it up with out any hesitation, even I knew it was venomous and could sting me, and did not disappoint I got stung 😂😂😂, it was not very bad and did not last long though, kinda like a nettle. Btw a fun fact about them, they could flee from predators by closing their jaws on the ground and launch themselves away.

There is a colony of trapjaw ants in my school. I even caught 3 queen trapjaw ants and I can say for 100% sure they don't make a sound when they close their jaws. Its just an edited sound.

Thanks for 422 subscribers 🎉

@Offtheplayer

2 ай бұрын

Congratulations 🎉

I love this stuff. Reminds me of Steve Erwin going to hang out with deadly animals.

Finally got service by the cellphone tower😂😂

It would be awesome to see you do more research, that part was cool! I've heard of this ant, I watch AntsCanada. It was awesome learning more about this ant from you.

In the Leafcutter ant video I said if you can get bit and stung by the Trapjaw ant, and I'm glad you actually found one and took it to the test, thank you 😊🎉🎉🎉!!! By the way I'm not just saying that because I want you to be in pain, I just gave you a video idea 😂!!!

I have got stung by a queen of this species and it was pretty much painless.

This man is a legend. The amount of pain he goes through just to entertain us is absolutely stunning.

@cwandtheblueenderman6568

2 ай бұрын

's not just for entertainment, it's for science, too

@abstractiox131

2 ай бұрын

coyote peterson was the best one he took on so much pain out of alot of insects and animals that can really kill you

"I thought he (Soldier ant) was just lost, or sleepy :) But he is wide awake" lmao

Who knew the ant name on the spot? ⬇️

Never been this early to a video, it's insane.

Did you know this is the one thousandth video on this channel. And what a channel it is!

@BraveWilderness

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

It’s crazy how far this channel has come! I remember watching brave wilderness before it was even famous and it had only a few hundred thousand subs! Now it’s over 20 million!! And coyote even does stuff with national geographic now! Amazing! And this guy is cool too didn’t he used to be the camera man for coyote when coyote was doing all the sting stuff! Now he’s involved as well! Amazing channel! The entertainment is 10/10 and very informative as well!

These guys have a 180 degree angle when there mandibles are fully opened

@ClobberingSocks

2 ай бұрын

you are not wrong, but if this is a correction to 4:40 when he said “it’s mandibles go all the way out to 90 degrees” i think he was just referencing the 90 degree difference between each mandible in it’s open and closed position

@Alita_Kazami

2 ай бұрын

@@ClobberingSocks I commented when I saw the thumbnail, so I didn’t actually hear that prior to posting the comment🤣 but yes, that is also correct

@ClobberingSocks

2 ай бұрын

okay that makes total sense, i just happened to read your comment like 30 seconds after hearing him say 90 degrees lol

Video starts at 12:10, thank me later

This dude is seriously crazy! I would not let ant any like that anywhere near me.

@atirahmad9883

2 ай бұрын

He has been doing this stuff for years like around 9 yrs so...yeah

really enjoyed this video. good stuff man wild fun easy watch, thanks

@BraveWilderness

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Idk why it bothered me but it totally annoyed me that he didn’t just smush the ant as soon as it wouldn’t let go.

@rhyspieces5718

Ай бұрын

They are preservationists. They don’t like killing animals.

@den_den6734

Ай бұрын

Well they arent there to kill things i know you said you didnt know why, but just figured I'd give a small possible explaination to your urk.

@Jerem1ahPlayz

Ай бұрын

@Hayden-hv5nn fr I would have squishes that mf

1 hour gang 👇🏻

@TryanVR_Official

Ай бұрын

Beggar

2:00, I would crush it with my other hand and I believe that would stop the ant from biting. 5:50, My guess is the "Trapjaw Ant" (I did not look anything up.) I was going to say "Trap Ant" but the "jaw" made more sense to throw in there. Looks like a bulldog ant though.

Lol, why'd you pick up the leaf-cutter? 🤣

i gonna bust

@gem6880

2 ай бұрын

sir do you need help?

This video was awesome I love that you review both the bite and sting for this ant and it was kinda funny to see you get bitten by the leaf cutter after already doing it 😂😮🤩🪤🐜🥰

The ant was getting roasted 🤣

Ahh, the trap jaw ant, for something that has extremely fast moving jaws, you would expect the bite to be far worse then the sting, awesome video too Brave Wilderness!

Fun little fact. Trap Jaw Ants can actually launch themselves into the air with there mandibles.

Is the updated list posted anywhere?

I’m excited I’m visiting Costa Rica and the end of the month for two weeks 😊

I wonder what a bite from an army ant would be like. Those ones with the giant hook-like pincers.

You know its a good day when they post

all im wondering is, what kind of prey an ant would need to catch that it evolved such fast jaws? also love that you keep your composure when bitten or stung out in the wild like with that leaf-cutter ant. most people would just swat it and be done with it. you try to get it off without hurting it in any way.

I was guessing it was a Trapjaw Ant the whole time. I definitely knew it would hurt. I'm surprised the sting felt worse than the bite.

That soldier woke up and chose violence 😂

Love your videos!🥰❤

How many different ants are there.😂 i feel like this channel has a lot more to discover by getting bit or stung.