In UK we have Gall Wasp, it gets into the Acorns and disforms it the same as that tree!
@cheetaraneenja246520 сағат бұрын
Thank you for sharing the video! I ❤ isopods. That's Interesting that you have a similar rubber ducky.
@drhexagonapus2 күн бұрын
I want to go herping in China! Looks like a blast.
@skullrose89859 күн бұрын
We call the ones with they grey shell like on top woodlice here in England..It's intresting to see what they are called around the world,well that's our nickname for them..
@skullrose89859 күн бұрын
Hey there,my first time watching you & what an adventure..I just really want to say thankyou so much for putting the English subtitles in for us aswell,I really really do appreciate it.. When I was a child I loved looking for bugs,I still do enjoy looking for them & I'm 47 years old 😂😂..I love gardening & I'm always finding diffrent species.. Great video,have a blessed day & Take care ✌🏼☮✌🏼☮
@ashishchaudhary406813 күн бұрын
What documents should we bring as visitor? QR ticket and ?
@asianatureexploring13 күн бұрын
I don’t know for foreigners. I just walk in😂 they have a QR code out there. Scan it first.
@sweeterthanlychee19 күн бұрын
5:00 that song is the fireboy and watergirl game song lol
@FaladAy1327 күн бұрын
Love ur video and isopod.❤❤❤
@user-rd4gk4xu6y29 күн бұрын
经典十万大山
@asianatureexploring29 күн бұрын
哈哈哈哈难逃法眼
@jazzombi9680Ай бұрын
I used to go all up in the mountains and caves in my area when i was a kid and look for bugs and animals. i have a genetic disease so im now disabled and cant go outside much watching your videos makes me so happy and makes me feel nostalgic. Ive found many types of isopods around my house and it has been very fun to feel the thrill of turning over stones and bark!
@dewam1599Ай бұрын
Nice Isopods! Good luck dear!
@ervinslensАй бұрын
Lovely shots and editing my friend
@wanaa66Ай бұрын
It was awesome to see so many cool species I wouldn't get to see otherwise! Subscribed
@asianatureexploringАй бұрын
thank you
@EliotehSh33pАй бұрын
Thank you for your excellent work and dedication!
@EliotehSh33pАй бұрын
I love bugs and looking for them great job
@EliotehSh33pАй бұрын
The Hong Kong guy special interesting about galls is so relatable
@robbysreptilesАй бұрын
This was very neat!
@xyuyuu22162 ай бұрын
Wow this is really cool! I keep isopods at home and I've never seen anything like these. Some beautiful isopods you found in China! Did you know that rubber duckies can go for hundreds of dollars for just 10 here?? I imagine some of these other ones would also go for a lot more o.o
@sohnegirlАй бұрын
I’m in the USA Alabama I enjoyed this video so much. The land is beautiful.
@ChrisChurch1612 ай бұрын
Thank you for subtitles. I really enjoyed watching your adventure. Cool gecko too. It’s always neat to see the species we don’t see in the pet trade.
@michaello15142 ай бұрын
Nice trip. I started to collect isopod in my homeland, Borneo. Last week, I found some of them in leaf litter of granite mountain.
@samueljosephfernald46632 ай бұрын
A tiny universe if you look close enough…. ❤❤❤❤
@meangreanbean2 ай бұрын
perhaps its some form of albinism?
@asianatureexploring2 ай бұрын
I don’t think so. If they are mutation we could found some different looks, but everyone looks same like this.
@scorchinggoat95892 ай бұрын
I think the weird fungus is a slime mould
@asianatureexploring2 ай бұрын
Maybe. In my hometown we have something similar than this one but bigger. We cook it with pork and taste good . They grow on big rocks with soil, the environment similar like here in the video but on the flat ground. Because it’s too hard to clean and no one do the research of how to farm it, so never become a popular food. A kind of wild vegetables for locals.
@kartavyarana6322 ай бұрын
Your video quality and narration is very nice ! Always look forward to your videos
@jackrichardson69022 ай бұрын
Great vid my friend keep at it! I see a successful channel in the making. looking forward to seeing more content
@xZEPPLINxMANx2 ай бұрын
Please keep up these videos, amazing
@xZEPPLINxMANx2 ай бұрын
Thank you for your amazing videos. Itd be a dream to see isopoda like these in the wild.
@xZEPPLINxMANx2 ай бұрын
Wow! Never heard this species called a troglodillo but makes sense
@moditorplayz2 ай бұрын
where do most conglobating isopods live in? im having a hard time finding anything that is not porcellionides/agnara/nagurus here
@asianatureexploring2 ай бұрын
Some rare species living in virgin forest, usually very wet with a stream all the way from mountain. I always explor limestone mountains, they dont have stream so I need find underground stream or some walls full of algae, means its usually wet. Almost all colorful species I found was on limestone mountains. Not on the top, not at the foot of the mountain, but you have to find some part of the mountain where could hold moisture for all the time
@moditorplayz2 ай бұрын
@@asianatureexploring even the common ones that roll up i cant find im in the philippines and i pretty much looked at every biome here yet cant find any isopods that roll up. my guess is that due to the popularity of cubaris/filipinodillo species here, they poached it until theres barely any left.
@scorchinggoat95892 ай бұрын
@@moditorplayz I dont think poaching could have that big of an affect. They probably only live in caves
@soom8782 ай бұрын
are you guys from china, how exactly do you use youtube there? i am really curious
@asianatureexploring2 ай бұрын
New generations got their own ways 😉
@soom8782 ай бұрын
@@asianatureexploring haha nice, keep it up bro!
@xZEPPLINxMANx2 ай бұрын
Loving these videos
@HellFireExotics2 ай бұрын
More isopods in the wild footage! Love it.
@aastanorddotter25522 ай бұрын
Amazing! Just subscribed. Am I the first to comment? I wish you to pin my comment if so. I heard that the residues of some incenses and candles can actually be toxic and have an effect on the environment. Maybe some of those were close to these dangerous incenses and somehow mutated. That's just what I think, I am not sure of anything, but this is the reason some people don't like candles and incenses here in Brazil.
@asianatureexploring2 ай бұрын
This mutation group don't have any incenses near them. They were found near a underground water cave, ppl who live in the temple use this water for living, so very clean environment. The incenses side of the mountain can only found Porcellio pruinosus
@matteoganz89992 ай бұрын
beautiful! I’ve seen quite an impressive amount of mutations actually occurring in the wild in some species. One of the most noticeable is in Cylisticus esterelanus and even Vandel talked about how many depigmented specimens there are (Vandel, 1962b)
@paulhhaggard2 ай бұрын
Really cool video!! You guys are great! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
@pppp97743 ай бұрын
I love your content keep exploring my friend!
@asianatureexploring3 ай бұрын
thank you
@mMeFlora3 ай бұрын
love how you just call him your Hongkong guy lol
@christina71603 ай бұрын
I love these fish. I’m making an 80 gallon river biotope for them.
@k2a2l23 ай бұрын
amazing finds 👍❤️
@k2a2l23 ай бұрын
im not even 1 minute in and can already tell i just found an amazing video/channel 🙏 this has to blow up ur doing awesome work
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Whoahh Assain Bug!?!💖
In UK we have Gall Wasp, it gets into the Acorns and disforms it the same as that tree!
Thank you for sharing the video! I ❤ isopods. That's Interesting that you have a similar rubber ducky.
I want to go herping in China! Looks like a blast.
We call the ones with they grey shell like on top woodlice here in England..It's intresting to see what they are called around the world,well that's our nickname for them..
Hey there,my first time watching you & what an adventure..I just really want to say thankyou so much for putting the English subtitles in for us aswell,I really really do appreciate it.. When I was a child I loved looking for bugs,I still do enjoy looking for them & I'm 47 years old 😂😂..I love gardening & I'm always finding diffrent species.. Great video,have a blessed day & Take care ✌🏼☮✌🏼☮
What documents should we bring as visitor? QR ticket and ?
I don’t know for foreigners. I just walk in😂 they have a QR code out there. Scan it first.
5:00 that song is the fireboy and watergirl game song lol
Love ur video and isopod.❤❤❤
经典十万大山
哈哈哈哈难逃法眼
I used to go all up in the mountains and caves in my area when i was a kid and look for bugs and animals. i have a genetic disease so im now disabled and cant go outside much watching your videos makes me so happy and makes me feel nostalgic. Ive found many types of isopods around my house and it has been very fun to feel the thrill of turning over stones and bark!
Nice Isopods! Good luck dear!
Lovely shots and editing my friend
It was awesome to see so many cool species I wouldn't get to see otherwise! Subscribed
thank you
Thank you for your excellent work and dedication!
I love bugs and looking for them great job
The Hong Kong guy special interesting about galls is so relatable
This was very neat!
Wow this is really cool! I keep isopods at home and I've never seen anything like these. Some beautiful isopods you found in China! Did you know that rubber duckies can go for hundreds of dollars for just 10 here?? I imagine some of these other ones would also go for a lot more o.o
I’m in the USA Alabama I enjoyed this video so much. The land is beautiful.
Thank you for subtitles. I really enjoyed watching your adventure. Cool gecko too. It’s always neat to see the species we don’t see in the pet trade.
Nice trip. I started to collect isopod in my homeland, Borneo. Last week, I found some of them in leaf litter of granite mountain.
A tiny universe if you look close enough…. ❤❤❤❤
perhaps its some form of albinism?
I don’t think so. If they are mutation we could found some different looks, but everyone looks same like this.
I think the weird fungus is a slime mould
Maybe. In my hometown we have something similar than this one but bigger. We cook it with pork and taste good . They grow on big rocks with soil, the environment similar like here in the video but on the flat ground. Because it’s too hard to clean and no one do the research of how to farm it, so never become a popular food. A kind of wild vegetables for locals.
Your video quality and narration is very nice ! Always look forward to your videos
Great vid my friend keep at it! I see a successful channel in the making. looking forward to seeing more content
Please keep up these videos, amazing
Thank you for your amazing videos. Itd be a dream to see isopoda like these in the wild.
Wow! Never heard this species called a troglodillo but makes sense
where do most conglobating isopods live in? im having a hard time finding anything that is not porcellionides/agnara/nagurus here
Some rare species living in virgin forest, usually very wet with a stream all the way from mountain. I always explor limestone mountains, they dont have stream so I need find underground stream or some walls full of algae, means its usually wet. Almost all colorful species I found was on limestone mountains. Not on the top, not at the foot of the mountain, but you have to find some part of the mountain where could hold moisture for all the time
@@asianatureexploring even the common ones that roll up i cant find im in the philippines and i pretty much looked at every biome here yet cant find any isopods that roll up. my guess is that due to the popularity of cubaris/filipinodillo species here, they poached it until theres barely any left.
@@moditorplayz I dont think poaching could have that big of an affect. They probably only live in caves
are you guys from china, how exactly do you use youtube there? i am really curious
New generations got their own ways 😉
@@asianatureexploring haha nice, keep it up bro!
Loving these videos
More isopods in the wild footage! Love it.
Amazing! Just subscribed. Am I the first to comment? I wish you to pin my comment if so. I heard that the residues of some incenses and candles can actually be toxic and have an effect on the environment. Maybe some of those were close to these dangerous incenses and somehow mutated. That's just what I think, I am not sure of anything, but this is the reason some people don't like candles and incenses here in Brazil.
This mutation group don't have any incenses near them. They were found near a underground water cave, ppl who live in the temple use this water for living, so very clean environment. The incenses side of the mountain can only found Porcellio pruinosus
beautiful! I’ve seen quite an impressive amount of mutations actually occurring in the wild in some species. One of the most noticeable is in Cylisticus esterelanus and even Vandel talked about how many depigmented specimens there are (Vandel, 1962b)
Really cool video!! You guys are great! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.
I love your content keep exploring my friend!
thank you
love how you just call him your Hongkong guy lol
I love these fish. I’m making an 80 gallon river biotope for them.
amazing finds 👍❤️
im not even 1 minute in and can already tell i just found an amazing video/channel 🙏 this has to blow up ur doing awesome work
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您好，首先感謝您的這些紀錄片，相信對全世界的等足目愛好者都是珍貴的資料。 小弟我有一個問題：本人是物理專業，所以對新物種的發表過程不怎麼熟悉，不過目前觀賞鼠婦圈中大部分的名貴物種，比如鴨仔，貌似有許多都來自泛東南亞地區的石灰岩區，且許多仍掛著sp.,並未正式發表。請問您覺得在比如說中國的西南地區這樣的地區究竟有多少未被發表的，有潛在觀賞價值的鼠婦？個人好奇。
我觉得有好几千种，尤其是岩壁系列的鼠妇，我们只是暂时叫它Troglodillo属，但那么多种岩壁鼠妇，真的都是T属的吗？研究鼠妇的学者和文献都很少，分类方面的资料更少，陆生等足目的分类学是不是还处在萌芽阶段？我也不是科班出身，所以只能用我自己的疑问来回答您的疑问，哈哈。 最近几年也正是因为鼠妇的观赏价值，越来越多品种被发现，但是并没有被发表，以我自己的观察来看，有些物种相隔不远就有不同的表现，它们到底是不是同一个物种？如果专门做一个课题讨论这两个山头的绿色鼠妇到底是不是同一种，应该很难能申请来经费吧
@@asianatureexploring 謝謝回覆！確實像鑑別鼠婦這種沒有直接經濟利益的研究,獲得贊助or許可大概是很困難的......
Good
Amazing!!
Awesome video!
This is great! Id love to see more videos like this
I love this.
Hey man! Loved the video, I have been looking for Isopods in the wild videos! There aren't any
Me too. Can not find any! Just how to videos on starting a colony. This was really interesting.
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