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I Ate a Venus Flytrap - THE FORBIDDEN SALAD (Eating Carnivorous Plants)
My taste buds had just returned a year after getting covid, boredom and curiousity are a marvelous combo.
I don't recommend you traumatize your tastebuds but I don't not recommend it either. (just a lil) As long as its not T!dep0ds or someone else's wife. (im kidding pls dont put anything bad in your mouth).
This was fun to make. As bad as they tasted it's probably not as bad as my own cooking, or people who like matcha. (because whats worse than matcha itself). Might as well lick a dogs butt after it sat on grass.
#tastetest #tastethemagic #taste #motivation
#carnivorousplants #pitcherplants #venusflytrap #plants #nature #eatingcarnivorousplants #sarracenia #foodlover
Music credits:
* QSY KH...
I don't recommend you traumatize your tastebuds but I don't not recommend it either. (just a lil) As long as its not T!dep0ds or someone else's wife. (im kidding pls dont put anything bad in your mouth).
This was fun to make. As bad as they tasted it's probably not as bad as my own cooking, or people who like matcha. (because whats worse than matcha itself). Might as well lick a dogs butt after it sat on grass.
#tastetest #tastethemagic #taste #motivation
#carnivorousplants #pitcherplants #venusflytrap #plants #nature #eatingcarnivorousplants #sarracenia #foodlover
Music credits:
* QSY KH...
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Revisiting the PITCHER PLANTS of REDONDO - DINAGAT ISLANDS Carnivorous Plants Expedition
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This was made a few months ago & I didnt have time to edit it as much compared to previous videos, so some edits aren't good and I didnt get to make it as humorous as the prev videos unfortunately. 😂 No meme references guys sorry. Since last visiting Ive confirmed after talks with experts and locals that the deeper parts we've went into were what I realized to be hidden sub-populations (hidden ...
The Hairiest Pitcher Plant in the World - Nepenthes erucoides - Nepenthes of Redondo - PART 5
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Nepenthes erucoides is the hairiest pitcher plant on the planet, it is the most ultramaficulous pitcher plant on the planet as it grows on soil with the heaviest metal content than any other Nepenthes known. Its hairs captures moisture in the fog, its reduced & leathery hard leaves prevent extra moisture loss, and its small stature are all adaptations to the extreme conditions of Mount Redondo....
Mindanaoensis & its Hybrids/Candy Truncata/Giant merriliana - Nepenthes of Redondo - PART 4
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The hype before the peak!!! Part 4 is when we realize that Nepenthes mindanaoensis is starting to become an eyesore due to its prolific presence (including its hybrids), we do get to see some amazing specimens along the way, so its still a pretty cool part of the trip.
Pitcher Plants & Bonsai Forests - TOXIC Metal Soil - Nepenthes of Redondo - PART 3
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PART 3 of our venture towards the peak of REDONDO, watch as I overexplain the Heavy Metal Soil Laterite & its relationship with Nepenthes Carnivory & Bonsai Trees
I Got Lost But Found Myself in PITCHER PLANT PARADISE - Nepenthes of Redondo - PART 2
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I went the right way by going the wrong way, I was supposed to enter the Bonsai Forest but never got to that part and in doing so found some interesting and unique Pitcher Plant Populations. Happy incident!
The RAREST PITCHER PLANTS of the PHILIPPINES - Nepenthes of Redondo - PART 1 (ROADSIDE NEPS)
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WARNING! There will be MEME references. I'm not a botanist, just a dude with hobbies that's inconvenient for third world people. Watch my adventure as I attempt to find one of the rarest and the hairiest pitcher plant on the planet, Nepenthes erucoides. Along the way we will see various species that are only found in the Philippines as well! Its amazing to find them just on the roadside! We saw...
Have you ever measured the humidity in air?
@@JoseGarcia-hk9se i never measured it myself, but there is data from the weather stations we have. it rarely ever drops below 71 in the lowlands so likely its much higher up here.
Take that candy dreams 😂😂😂😂 so good. How hot was it there?
Haha! It was cloudy with a little rain so it wasnt too hot. But when I visited 2 years ago It happened to be a sunny day so temps were a little over 31°C, very muggy. Summers can be up to 40°C.
@ thanks a bunch! One day I hope To see them in the wild!
@@redleafexotics4722 Awesome! Let me know if you ever wanna visit dinagat islands!
Haha :>
Amazing Nepenthes! Thank you for showing us!
aaww dude you awsome <3
This is not extraordinary. Orangutans drink the fluid from Nepenthes in Borneo and eat the trap leaves. People in Borneo use Nepenthes traps to cook food in. While Venus Flytraps are closely related to Sundews and very distantly related to some edible plants and common flowering garden plants, they are not really considered edible themselves, even though they are not toxic. If you eat enough of certain Sarracenia leaves you may ingest enough coniine to feel some very light effects, but it is in such small amounts it is unlikely. The nectar from Sarracenias and Nepenthes actually has a slightly salty taste, but is not something I would put in my coffee in the morning.
is this still vegan
Since they are plants, sure. I saw one person claiming that eating carnivorous plants would not be vegan. I have no idea how they came to that conclusion since most plants claim nutrients from some source, whether it be from their roots after dead rotting matter, including animals, work down through the soil, or by capturing and digesting them directly on their leaves. It is just a different method of getting the nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus they need a little quicker. You could say they decided not to wait for the animal to pass from old age. Most carnivorous plants live in nutrient poor areas, so had to adapt methods of obtaining those nutrients. Either way, carnivorous plants photosynthesize like other plants do and are composed of vegetable matter, not meat.
I've always wondered, but never had the initiative to find out. Subscribed, as you seem to go on the adventures I want to follow. I'm glad you grew them yourself; I wouldn't want you to get in trouble for making this. I can't speak for the rest, but Venus Flytraps are very much endangered. Funny that it would be a crime to harm a wild one, but you can buy them at Walmart.
No bugs means no protein. You're not supposed to clean them first.
Maybe a fresher looking venus flytrap taste better haha
xD
Absolute madlad 😂
Bwahaha katuwa sir 😂
how the tides have turned 😂 + was expecting plants vs zombies music heheheeh
OMG , I have never had so much fun watching a Carnivorous plant doc EVER ! Keep up the GREAT WORK ! Those Traps are HUUUUUUUG !!!!!!!!!!
Great one!
Amazing!
Thanks for sharing bud.
Aye love too see more content!!! This is awesome
So many cool nepenthes on that island. I would love to go see them in the wild. Great video
Cool
That’s giant Nepenthes truncata traps
beautiful plant, thank you for the insights!
Absolutely beautiful footage, we need more videos showcasing nepenthes in the wild
Fantastic video, thank you for sharing!
I'm a botany student and I wish to visit this mountain in the future. However, I heard that N. erucoides habitat is threatened by mining and one needs a permit to climb the mountain. Is all this true?
Can someone do a TDs reading on that soil please🥹😂🤣
It ranges from 0-31 hahahaha, i test samples all the time.
@@annon101 :)
do more videos please man
Hoping to make more in my free time ive been really busy lately haha
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Truncata 😊
Nice video footage and information. Less or lower music, more comments. Sometimes video/audio and music compete with each. We want to hear more of what you are sating. BUT, overall GREAT JOB🖖
Neat. Just subscribed. Hope to see more content soon.
bro just living a dream!
Amazing kaayu imu mga videos about pitcher plants sir. Pwd po manghingi messenger nyu po for some queries 😍.
Amazing kaayu imu mga videos about pitcher plants sir. Pwd po manghingi messenger nyu po for some queries 😍.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing. 💪
Awesome
Strange video, but interesting. I love the erucoides, I want one for my terrarium. Why are you whispering?
whats the title of the bg music it slaps
I forgot the title but a lot of the backgrounds i used are from a filipino artist named Aizn. He basically turns filipino folksongs into trap music haha
Bro ano ngaba yung tawag sa soil ng mga yan?
Sana ma protect yang Lugar. Sayang naman kung masira lang.
Nice to see the videos of you Aeron. Was a great time on Dinagat with you. Thanks for uploading. -"everytime I move, my ass gets wetter " xD
😂 at least its memorable 😂
is poaching a problem in your area? there seems to be a very healthy and stable population of truncata there
occationally we do get them, but its not as bad as other areas since this place is private land and access isnt as easy. There are multiple hidden populations. Its a recovering populations from the years of mining and human disturbance.
What time was it there and what is the temperature? 21:37
it was mid day actually but we just had bad weather. Its usually sunny and warm but foggy every now and then
Is the area considered highland?
I would say lowland-Intermediate but its really dry during summer and almost nonstop heavy rains during wet season.
Kung my corals & shells, baka makakita kayo ng fossils.
Unlikely as the acidic nature of this substrate does not preserve fossils well, which is why fossilized pitcher plants & cp's in general are unheard of. Its possibly an ancient seabed that was pushed up to the surface by volcanic activities. Its still weird though as there should be more limestone if thats the case.
@@annon101 I see
I dont think they got there naturally. Acid soil will eradicate limestone(coral&shell sediment) within no time. Im no geologist, but anywhere we went on Mindanao, Sibuyan and Luzon(not 100% sure on Luzon) there was laterite soils/rocks only
@@tiamat87 Oh yeah that makes sense too, but why would anyone bring coral/limestone up there? only thing i can think of is maybe some people were planning to build something with concrete maybe?
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Nicee
wooow man ! amazing!!! big thanks from mexico !!!
It’s so nice to be able to see them in situ. Thank you!
Naka laag nasad mi Dinagat. Mosaka unta mi dani pero adto nga time bawal daw.
Dili man bawal sir, muagi lang sa LGU para magkuha permits. Ive been there twice na in the last 5 months.