"As a biologist, I can tell you snails don't pinch you like this one does." I think this is my favorite "As a biologist" line you've done 😂

Welcome back to KZread, we missed you! Our weeks are not the same without your crappy content.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Thank you !! It was exceptionally crappy content this week

@SavageJonesIII6548

10 ай бұрын

You did not disappoint. @@HomemadeEcosystems

@Youraverageanimalfriend

10 ай бұрын

Crappy?

@fangstars9226

10 ай бұрын

私もあなたの意見に同意します、私は彼を観察していましたが、彼の高音ではないジョークは結局のところ面白いです

@nibking-uc3sv

10 ай бұрын

Precisely good to have u back

You are one of the only guys who can make insect content that is informational, entertaining, and funny. Congrats.

A hermit crab! A wild hermit crab! ❤ I have had a bunch of these as pets, but never seen a wild one and that one was so pretty! ❤ I'm glad I got to see one.

@PaigeDWinter

10 ай бұрын

Used to find a bunch of them in North Carolina

@UnderASwiftSunrise

10 ай бұрын

They can be found on the Texas Gulf Coast, too. Difficult to go to the beach when your kids fill a bucket and want to bring them all home! 😂

@pixiethebug

10 ай бұрын

@@UnderASwiftSunrise That would be me LOL I always find some neat little animal and want to bring them home. I'm 36, almost 37 now, but I've had so many different pets LOL Mom always had one rule for me as a kid though - if I didn't know how to take care of it, I wasn't allowed to bring it home. The last few hermit crabs I had, the one used to climb on top of the climbing stick and would purposely fall down onto the others for some reason. It wasn't smooth bark, she could have easily held on - I don't know if she liked the noise the shells made or what but she was a blast to watch

@UnderASwiftSunrise

10 ай бұрын

@@pixiethebug Same, but I grew up on a ranch and was always bringing stuff home. My mom would let us keep an animal, usually a reptile or bug, for a couple days and then release them where we found them. Is it a wonder I became a biologist? 😁

@lololollololol629

10 ай бұрын

I used to have hermit crabs as a kid too.. Definitely got my fingers pinched a few times, and when they pinched, they did not let go until the spot they pinched was purple lol..

That was a truly intimidating and mysterious creature that you found! 🤣

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

🤣

Log #5 is my spirit animal. 😊

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

🤣

this is definitely the most unexpectedly hilarious channel i've come across in a while.

@SwPck

10 ай бұрын

Same, liked the humor so much I directly subscribed

Favourite line : “ It wasn’t doing much so, poke it.”

You could've named that beetle either John, Paul, George, or Ringo! 😊

Finally a Terrarium youtuber that isnt trying to be some Zen buddhist and who can bust balls.

@Thecraftycat789

9 ай бұрын

Exactly

"He was a bit shellfish" 🤣🤣🤣

With "7 logs" in the title I held my breath for the wood joke...😆 Too bad you couldn't bring the little crab home to stir up the ants.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Indeed, wanted to bring back home a jar of dirt from the jungle but I don't think customs would have liked that 😅

@PeppersnGlowworms

10 ай бұрын

​@@HomemadeEcosystems "What is this Sir?" "Uh, just some dirt?" 🤨

@UnderASwiftSunrise

10 ай бұрын

@HomemadeEcosystems Have you considered red harvester ants for an ant farm? My brothers and I collected them as kids and held them in jars of sand for a few days before releasing them. Those guys are workaholics! Even without a queen they built tunnels, collected and ate the insects we gave them and generally started building their ant metropolis before we let them go. They were always doing something. Your black ants are slackers compared to harvester ants.

@UnknownGamer40464

10 ай бұрын

​@@PeppersnGlowwormsI've got a jar of dirt!

I love whip spiders, also called tailless scorpions, they're neat and actually not spiders, but they look like spiders with arms and it's pretty funny.

I particularly like your dry, sarcastic commentary.

Even though I don’t like bugs you have managed to make your content extremely good and binge-worthy good job 👍

Love the humor! And all the critters you find are adorable!

1:21 OH MY GOD HES SO GODDAMN COOL!!!

In log 1 and 2, there were Conehead Termites. The individuals with pointy heads/ have a long "nose" are soldiers, which spray acid from the "nose"(or Nasus) as a form of defence against ants, which can be found in the subfamilies of Nasute termites(Nasutitermitinae) and Mandibulate Nasute Termites(Syntermitinae). This weapon is so effective that in some ants fear some species.

Your jokes are great, please keep it up.

That landmine joke got me.

When i saw the spider teleport towards the camera i shook my leg away.

Don't feel too bad. I was going for a walk and noticed an ant/beetle with a huge bottom. I picked it up and looked it over. It was pretty chill, and after a while I put it back on the bark of a tree. Went home to look it up, found out it was an oil beetle. It taught me not to just put my hands out to any bug who was willing to go on my hands anymore.. lol.

I can literally watch these all day 😂😂😂😂

The first minute and you're whipping out great jokes already. Had me laughing! (You're whipping it out just like your dad- gottem) 2:10 I hate it here. LOL

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

🤣I love that people in the comments are also starting to make jokes

0:18 love the humor ❤

YES THIS IS THE CONTENT I LOVE PLEASE MORE LOOKING FOR STUFF

I don't know where this guy came from and why he's on my feed. But this is classic stuff! Log number 5 got me

Love this guy , so funny 'termites eat wood, like your mum' 🤣🤣gold😎✌️🍻

The land mine one cracked me up completely😂 echt die droge grappen zijn geweldig

Amazing what hides under logs. Eat the cricket jam.

Amazing:) thanks for making the video, thoroughly enjoyed it

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Glad you did!

thanks for the warning i almost wanted to walk down stairs for the food

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

You are welcome

I enjoy the videos of yours I’ve seen so far, I plan to enjoy more! Thank you for sharing

Every single animal in this video is so cute and fascinating

Welcome back! I missed your videos

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Love your content, it's like those kids nature shows but for adults. Youre my bug steve irwin

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Thanks!

You’re hilarious!! I love this

I love your content and I’m glad your back

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you like it!

I am in this video at 1:27. It was great working with you on this project to teach basketball to poor South American spiders.

Whip spideers used to scare the poops out of me. When i was in Panama, a huge one would hang out in our shower at night. It would go ballistic when i shined a light on it, terrifying! Then i found out they aren't even venomous. Now i want a pet one 🥰

@HomemadeEcosystems

9 ай бұрын

Yep they are harmless!

hes the type of i love this teacher tho i dont remember what he teached me

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

That is funny because I am a teacher 🤣

@tejooo

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems aint no way do ur students know ur channel?

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

@@tejooo No they don't 🤣

@tejooo

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems next class just show them ur channel and act like u show them a good documentation xd id love to see the reactions

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

@@tejooo lol would be funny to see if they would recognise my voice in another language

As the head of The Umbrella Corporation I can say you are a Very Good Biologist.😎👍💯

You rock man!!!!

whip spiders are what spiders become when they want to be a preying mantis

Now that's my kind of V-Log!

Who needs nightmares when you can just watch this video?

2:35 that right there is a leather beetle! nice!

you sound very happy when you talk

hermit crab looked so outraged.

Can you please make a video of your ant farm, I want to see how they evolved 😮

I find your humor very dry and rather hilarious 😂…New sub

@HomemadeEcosystems

9 ай бұрын

Welcome!

Zo herkenbaar, de dingen in het buitenland opzoeken van het beroep die je thuis uitoefent 😂. Voor wat ik kon zien, mooie natuur en ook prachtig weer! Zal bij thuiskomst wel even omschakelen zijn geweest 😁.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Inderdaad!

pahaha that lego one got me good man! keep em coming

Make a ecosystem here with things like that millipede with the biggest jar you can find

The hermit crab 🦀 was shellfish 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Log number five indeed was crazy, I think this one lives here where I'm from as well. fun fact, I think they seek shelter in cars, mine has a few of these once every now and then. unfortunally you can not really see them until you definately do not want them there, they will come and ruin your day and usually only disappear after you've done some questionable things.

The next minute you don't know if they are on you or not. So fun. 😅😅😅

Always a great day with a new vid from you, perfect blend of brain rot comedy and education

You are under rated

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Thank you!

In the thumb nail these are one of my favourite animals

@squishifisho

9 ай бұрын

Oh my God, he hearted me😂😂🎉🎉

Hi we were worried about you cuase you did not post for 3 weeks straight but were glad your back again :)

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Yes I'm back ! 😁

Omg so cute 2:50 ❤❤❤❤

The biological landmine comment was immaculate. Well done.

I may have missed it but I’m pretty sure the video with the garden answers at 72,000 likes, I’m waiting for the cricket jam taste test….

I had no idea Mexico had jungles. Thanks!

@HomemadeEcosystems

6 ай бұрын

Yes and a beautiful one too!

Amazing job once again (dont worry i still hate the jokes). It would be amazing to see a bit longer video from you.

log number 5 was the best

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!

Bro you Crack me up. Definitely sub'd

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Welcome!

Nice content and funny

Ah. There is never a video recommended at the end. Thank you

Hope you make it to 100k suscribers soon!!

Thought you ment that little bug was flipping logs 😂

right when you made that your mom joke the exact same one went through my head before you said it I'm subscribed now

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Great minds think alike.. welcome!

Can we get an update on the ants?

Hahahaha😂. Love your channel. The wife Here!

Ay ur back ❤

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

yeees!

@Cars4you706

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems yeees!

Dope

youre so unhinged. te amo

What is the spider at 2:05.. looks cool lol.. Also love whip spiders they are awesome..

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

A jumping spider Phidippus carneus. Pretty popular as pets too !

Awesome dude! Love your humour and you're playing in my backyard, Mexico. It's my second home.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Cool, do you live there?

@Slavador2393

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems lived there for 8 years in Mazatlan. Thinking about moving back there from Canada.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

@@Slavador2393 very cool ! I only went to the Yucatán peninsula and Palenque just out of it. So the most touristic part. Still liked it very much! it is a beautiful country

I was picking through some junk wood by a levee and I found this solifugae like no other. Sorta looked like a Jerusalem cricket but it had a head that looked like a weapon, and it was extremely aggressive. This was no cricket. Held its front legs out in defense just like a scorpion would, and held it hindquarters up like it had a stinger, but it did not. By far the weirdest thing this thing did was it hissed at me. Like a snake. Needless to say I left the thing alone. I could not find the species on the web, but other spiders like it are reported to be able to bite through solid bone.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Don't worry camel spiders are harmless!

@leodalkey651

9 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems Is that a joke. I spent some time in the high desert and we had these solifugae they called them Vingaroons. They hang out on ceilings and accidentally dive bomb people. I guess to hitch a ride? Anyways if this happens sometimes you freak out, they freak out, and bite. I saw a ton of them. Dude told me if you get bit by one its really painful and makes your mouth taste like vinegar for a few days. Hence the name.

@leodalkey651

9 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems They cannot fly per say but they can change directions in the air using their legs as a sail. Freaky little things but also very interesting.

u should look for some isopods in the jungle

Finally You have let us know that you're mexican , I've been thinking for weeks that you might have been Polish by your accent

@HomemadeEcosystems

4 күн бұрын

I'm Belgian, I filmed this on vacation 😁

The landmine joke was golden fuck me

Reminds me of an unboxing video

Just because it’s freindly doesn’t mean it’s MY friend

That hermit crab is a purple pincher hermit crab.

Okay his my favorite now

Sad you didn't spot a "logg-ness monster" 😢😢😂

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Not going to lie, that was a good one 🤣

Jeez your channel is big now.😅

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Yeah it is going well!

"I thought it was some kind of dog" lol reminds me of elden ring..

I don't know whether I just cant find it but have you eaten the cricket jam

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

It is not here yet, I know there is a bit of a delay but it will be here! The ants just don't want to do anything cool that I can film to make a video 😅The tasting will be in the next video about them

Wait wait hold on. this hermit crab lives in the beach but this one live in the jungle?

@HomemadeEcosystems

2 ай бұрын

This jungle was close to the beach so it probably wondered out too far

I’m new to this terrarium hobby and i was wondering where to put my closed and open terrariums. I thought of putting it next to my window (the windows has privacy stickers on it). But some say not to put it next to the window. And i don’t have led lights so i gave up that idea, any help please?

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

If that window doesn't get too much direct sunlight it is fine to put them next to the window. Direct sunlight can overheat them, especially the closed terrariums

@Bads010

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems yeah it’s not that much sunlight tbh so i think i should be fine

1:27 bro threw an enderpearl

Excuse me. I do not appreciate waiting weeks for your terrible jokes hehe. The animal under log #5 was the best. So exotic! I doubt anyone's ever seen it before!!!

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Yeah animal number 5 was crazy!

👍👍

My partners mother is deaf. She screams to get his attention this comment made me laugh waaaaay harder than is should have. I have to wait to finish this video until hubs gets home but I'm super excited!!.

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoy it!

@LadyBeans710

10 ай бұрын

@@HomemadeEcosystems the amount of times my hubs has asked to watch your videos This is going to make his day!! He hasn't been having a great week.. ❤️

@HomemadeEcosystems

10 ай бұрын

@@LadyBeans710 Hope he feels a little better after the video!

How to win a war Step one put insects and other creepy crawlies in the ground Step two go to someone’s mom house and do normal stuff Step three enjoy

Ayo now I want bugs