This is my favorite video you have done yet! So relaxing, I fall asleep too it all the time. For me the question is who wouldn't want to hang dead bugs on their wall, I am soooo envious of your insect collection...all I have is a lucite pendant with a golden stag beetle and and a bracelet with a carnelian beetle. But it is so much fun to wear them out and see peoples reactions to them...50 percent love it and 50 are terrified!
No- I think I'd be pretty freaked out if I saw some of them live. Especially the bees and wasps and scorpions. I don't like pain, particularly. But there's something thrilling about holding them and knowing they can't hurt me.
I can always tell how passionate you are about your interests in all of your videos. I think that's what makes you a good whisperer. I also have to say your very articulate! Ive always found I have a hard time with trying to get out what im saying (brain/mouth disconnect I guess) and I sound a bit ridiculous. I would love to be as passionate and articulate as you, its very refreshing and makes your videos extra enjoyable!
Hey, just wanted to take a moment to say that you are my FAVORITE whisperer and I appreciate all the time you take into making these videos for us. I always look forward to a new video from you. God bless :)
Hello miss ---- fascinating!!!---- You've inspired me to start collecting. I think they are so interesting.Thanks miss,hope you and yours are well x x x
I think this amazing I've watched so many times you almost make me not so afraid....almost please make another one with ur new additions or collection we haven't seen :)
I love this video :) SO AMAZING. I live in the desert so tiny scorpions are the ones you have to worry about. Poisonous and IMPOSSIBLE to see. Our Cicadas are pretty amazing though :)
We don't have them here on the west coast really- at least I've never seen one- I've only ever heard them on tv or movies!! But I always wanted to see when they all come out at once- that sounds amazing
Arachnids is the word you're looking for I believe! I'm so jealous you got to got to that museum exhibition. That sounds amazing, I would have loved it. I also love documentaries on insects and invertabrates. Have you ever seen microcosmos? It's just bugs and music, no speaking at all. It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
Believe it or not they're really sweet and gentle animals- one of the most social invertabrates. Can't judge a book by it's cover, even if it's cover is like: If Satan himself had a nightmare- that's what he would dream. lol
Damn this was cool. I work in a natural history museum, so I could technically see bugs like these every day BUT these are very nicely portrayed so I enjoyed immensely anyway. ^^
HeapOfBones I know that I may have some facts here and there wrong, if you work in a museum, I would honor and respect any corrections, amendments, or additions you have to make. Also, I unashamedly envy your job
SilentCitadel Hohoo, I dunno if I'm qualified to suggest any amendments. I'm not a scientist or researcher or scholar or anything. I'll take the envy though, it's a pretty cool job. :P
Girls can be pretty squeamish. It's always been a pet peeve of mine. We enforce stereotypes about our own gender when we're like that- but I do understand why people are afraid of bugs- it's a deep rooted instinct- But yeah, I do totally love bugs. Thanks Ken, you're awesome. All the best from Oregon.
I think I did quite well considering my fear of spiders. The colorful beetles that you show at around 8-9 minutes remind me of the ones you see in the Lion King. :)
lovey vid... and a really nice collection indeed. I like insects and other orders (which I cannot name in english right now... like spiders, scorpions) in a sense that I am not that scared of it. Have several books and watch some documantaries on TV. Actually if you really want a freak show you have to blow them up to human standard. :D In a Dutch museum in Leiden (Naturalis) a few years ago they had that kind of exposition. Such a wonderfull experience to see ants and grasshoppers that large.
Wow, I had no idea weevils were so beautiful! Amazing! And I have never seen a tailess whip scorpian, so scary looking but fascinating. The leaf insect is my absolute fave of your collection - they have always fascinated me since I was a child. Thank you so much for sharing these with us, and thank you for sharing them while teaching about them too. The more understanding we have, the less we have to fear. I hope you do decide to make more vids of your collection. Glad you're feeling better too!
I'm not a fan of bugs that are alive...lol But these are very interesting. Well...not that all alive bugs creep me out, but I'd rather not have them ON me. Despite having to control my feeling of things crawling on me sometimes during this vid...This was a great video. LOL! I always learn so much while relaxing!! lol Thank you.
Holy moly, this video was so extraordinary! And so informative! And of course, so relaxing! Many women are going on my nerves when freaking out just because of a spider, mouse or whatnot. It's so refreshing to watch a decent lady like yourself to explain calmly and slowly about those critters. Thank you very much Esmeralda! All the best from Germany!
Omg. I FACED MY FEARS!!! Lol. I cringed the whole time, but I did it!!! The millipede didn't freak me out too badly, mostly because it looks like a bug we have around here. They are considerably smaller though. We call them potato bugs or rollie pollies.
Did my bad latin pronunciation just melt your heart? lol. Thank you 14. You've been around for a while, and I always appreciate your devotional proclimations. squishy hugs to you.
I'm terrified of insects but I still decided to watch this video and I have to say there are some huge bugs in this world. I'm sure a shoe wouldn't do me any good against these guys...
He's SO awesome isn't he? There's some great youtube videos of people's pet tailless whip scorpions, though none are the same exact species as this guy/ gal (charon grayii)... I would love to try and keep one some day.
Lovely video! I've been to Naturalis too when they showed the blown up ants and cockroaches. Those were really scary to see in human size. Good thing there aren't bugs that big or we humans would get eaten by them 0.o Naturalis really is a lovely museum. If you ever come to the Netherlands I think you would really like to see their animal collection :D
They're incredibly gregarious, one of the most social and family oriented invertabrates. I think they'd be a fascinating pet- But I'd rather have a millipede if I were to get an insect pet, something about them is really apprealing to me. Anyway- I watched a bunch of videos of cave spiders/ tailless whip scorpions on here too- they seem really easygoing and friendly, they just look HORRIFYING.
I absolutely hate bugs, but I really enjoyed this video. I find they don't bug me (lol) as much when they aren't alive or moving :P The beetles are beautiful!
I totally understand That's EXACTLY why I made that disclaimer. Never fear though- in the next day or so I'll be making a very special contest vid that has nothing to do with bugs!
I knew it was a belostomatidae, but I hadn't been able to narrow it down any more than that, THANK YOU. And I'm thrilled you like my collection- this is only a fraction of it. It's kind of silly how many bugs I have, lol
Haha, It's just a regional thing. Like "roof". My partner (from s. carolina) says it like it rythmes with "goof" and I say it like it rythmes with "puff"- There are also a number of other regional variants; Crick vs creek for one. I just speak pretty much like eveyone else in the pacific northwest. My mum said it like that, so that's how I say it. It's possible that we're massacring the pronunciation. I'd be interested to check and see if I've been doing it wrong all this time.
We wouldn't be alive long without spiders- but I totally feel your animosity- it's a very natural reaction. I get creepy crawlies too, but not when they're behind glass, lol
I cant believe these things are just flying around.. I would die if i saw any of these huge bugs just flying by my face... I scream when I see a really big fly lol
Based on the size and features of your "Water Bug", It's probably a Lethocerus species. My guess would be Lethocerus indicus since they're fairly common in Asia and Asian cuisine. If you already knew that, feel free to ignore this. Just thought I'd try to help you out. You have such a cool collection!
You should have been a science teacher. Better still, you should have your own TV show on Discovery Channel or Nat Geo. Your son is indeed fortunate to have a mom who is so remarkably knowledgable. I find your videos fascinating and informative.
Great video! Although the "mouthparts" of the tailless whip scorpion are actually its pedipalps which is a a fancy term for claws and the feelers are the first set of legs. One you take a closer look at the arachnid family their phisiacal traits are very similar. As a keeper of some I have to nit pick but otherwise you have a wonderful collection
It's interesting that you have a textural aversion to insects but millipedes don't bother you- for many people millipedes are the WORST with all those little legs. Fascinating, if you don't mind me saying so.
I respect bugs, but I am a bit squeamish of things that sting in real life. Especially wasps & hornets--but they don't freak me out when they're dead, because they pose no threat, lol-
Thank you Most of the ones i found so far are well across the world from where I live though :/ I just got my first bug today, An palamnaersus scorpion.
Snakes get to me more than bugs...seriously, I'm worse than Indiana Jones. I can't stand being near one, even if it's dead. Bad enough my uncle gave me and my mom a Cobra preserved in a bottle, he told us people in Thailand eat them like that...
Worms don't preserve well, otherwise I'd definitely have one. Wet specimins are a whole nother level of biological collecting I'm just not ambitious enough to pursue.
Great video and great collection. Thou I do hope that you dont have a worm one. You know, long...abominable worms closed in boxes...would make me die...
lol, Jeez. I was raised around Native Americans. One guy I ended up hanging around with told me about how the Apache eat dog. Ironically, almost everyone in the family admitted that dog is a fine meal! I know they serve it in China. I can't help but be a tad curious. As for your friend, maybe I'm different but I dont like to mess with people's food. (cause I dont want em doing it to me! lol)
Hahah- I DID warn you! Did you see the title of this video? It is called "Whispering and Bugs" I don't think I could have been any clearer- That sounds really bitchy but I'm actually having a chuckle. Anyway, I know it's weird but if you google search asmr you might find some illuminating information. On a side note, you may have the best user name I've ever seen. I have more videos where I show different parts of my collection, but if the whispering weirds you out, you won't like them.
Hello! I was watching a video on Facebook, and it immediatly made me think of this video of yours. It was a video about the unidentified arachnid you are showing at 22:30, which I believe is called an American Whip Spider. The title of the video said "American Whip Spider attacks its owner" and I remembered you said people kept them as house pets. I did some research and they look really similar... I have no idea if I'm right, but since I know you like to learn, I thought you would enjoy hearing this!
I dont want to insult silentcitadel or cause distress, but many of her facts were incorrect. If you gathered information from this, you are misinformed. I am generally curious so I typed in the names on the display specimens to learn more on google and know quite a bit myself from my own amateur studies. Im not expecting citadel to remember every little factoid about every specimen she has, but I cant tolerate misinformation. Sorry to everyone! :-P
I thumbed up-but can't watch :( I have severe arachnophobia. But I look forward to ur next video and THANK YOU for the heads up before I watched the rest of the video. Very much appreciated!
The insect that says waterbug... in my country they call it : water tor , now tor isnt another word for insect its just a name... so if it might help you.. :) its relative to the waterscorpion ^^
Solamente hablo en Español Y te quiero decir qué cualquier padre conose su hija no importa el idioma que hables. Dios te bendiga y proteja siempre.Te amo te quiero.Tu Padre.
Are you on the east coast? I've hard there are giant millipedes over there. JEALOUS. If you ever find a dead one I'll make it worth your while to send it to me! ha!
We're not really interested in formalizing it since neither of us is religious, and I get a better tax break this way, lol. I also like to call him my isomorphic symbiote.
This was a beautiful vid, I had a module this year in etymology and found mounting really difficult (I broke LOADS of bugs) is it easier mounting larger ones?
"the creepiest bug I've ever seen"
- C'mon, it can't be that ba-OH MY GOD
This is my favorite video you have done yet! So relaxing, I fall asleep too it all the time. For me the question is who wouldn't want to hang dead bugs on their wall, I am soooo envious of your insect collection...all I have is a lucite pendant with a golden stag beetle and and a bracelet with a carnelian beetle. But it is so much fun to wear them out and see peoples reactions to them...50 percent love it and 50 are terrified!
No- I think I'd be pretty freaked out if I saw some of them live. Especially the bees and wasps and scorpions. I don't like pain, particularly.
But there's something thrilling about holding them and knowing they can't hurt me.
I can always tell how passionate you are about your interests in all of your videos. I think that's what makes you a good whisperer. I also have to say your very articulate! Ive always found I have a hard time with trying to get out what im saying (brain/mouth disconnect I guess) and I sound a bit ridiculous. I would love to be as passionate and articulate as you, its very refreshing and makes your videos extra enjoyable!
Hey, just wanted to take a moment to say that you are my FAVORITE whisperer and I appreciate all the time you take into making these videos for us. I always look forward to a new video from you. God bless :)
I have to say, I have a HUGE phobia of anything creepy crawly related, but this was a great video! Really interesting and relaxing. Thanks so much!
Hello miss ---- fascinating!!!---- You've inspired me to start collecting. I think they are so interesting.Thanks miss,hope you and yours are well x x x
Your country is where the most beautiful and amazing bugs in my entire collection come from.
Your island nation is a JEWEL on this planet.
So happy this is still up! Thank you 😌
I would probably explode from joy if I ever got to go there.
I think this amazing I've watched so many times you almost make me not so afraid....almost please make another one with ur new additions or collection we haven't seen :)
I love this video :) SO AMAZING. I live in the desert so tiny scorpions are the ones you have to worry about. Poisonous and IMPOSSIBLE to see. Our Cicadas are pretty amazing though :)
We don't have them here on the west coast really- at least I've never seen one- I've only ever heard them on tv or movies!! But I always wanted to see when they all come out at once- that sounds amazing
A fascinating video as always. I think your passion about science is one of your most endearing gr
Arachnids is the word you're looking for I believe!
I'm so jealous you got to got to that museum exhibition. That sounds amazing, I would have loved it. I also love documentaries on insects and invertabrates. Have you ever seen microcosmos? It's just bugs and music, no speaking at all. It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
Believe it or not they're really sweet and gentle animals- one of the most social invertabrates. Can't judge a book by it's cover, even if it's cover is like: If Satan himself had a nightmare- that's what he would dream. lol
WOW! Maths and Marvel Comics reference! SCORE! Best voice too, so sweet!!
As a current Entm major, I clicked as soon as I saw this in my recommended
Meredith Mitchell invertebrates ftw.
I love the sounds cicadas make
Damn this was cool. I work in a natural history museum, so I could technically see bugs like these every day BUT these are very nicely portrayed so I enjoyed immensely anyway. ^^
HeapOfBones I know that I may have some facts here and there wrong, if you work in a museum, I would honor and respect any corrections, amendments, or additions you have to make. Also, I unashamedly envy your job
SilentCitadel Hohoo, I dunno if I'm qualified to suggest any amendments. I'm not a scientist or researcher or scholar or anything. I'll take the envy though, it's a pretty cool job. :P
We wouldn't be here without em!
Very intresting video! You have à great collection :)
It's a totally natural reaction. I would never give someone a hard time for not liking bugs. I'm just a big ol science nerd.
I hate bugs alive and near me but these are awesome! I love the gross looking spider one with the big arms that people keep as pets hahah
Girls can be pretty squeamish. It's always been a pet peeve of mine. We enforce stereotypes about our own gender when we're like that- but I do understand why people are afraid of bugs- it's a deep rooted instinct-
But yeah, I do totally love bugs. Thanks Ken, you're awesome.
All the best from Oregon.
I think I did quite well considering my fear of spiders. The colorful beetles that you show at around 8-9 minutes remind me of the ones you see in the Lion King. :)
lovey vid... and a really nice collection indeed. I like insects and other orders (which I cannot name in english right now... like spiders, scorpions) in a sense that I am not that scared of it. Have several books and watch some documantaries on TV. Actually if you really want a freak show you have to blow them up to human standard. :D In a Dutch museum in Leiden (Naturalis) a few years ago they had that kind of exposition. Such a wonderfull experience to see ants and grasshoppers that large.
Wow, I had no idea weevils were so beautiful! Amazing! And I have never seen a tailess whip scorpian, so scary looking but fascinating. The leaf insect is my absolute fave of your collection - they have always fascinated me since I was a child. Thank you so much for sharing these with us, and thank you for sharing them while teaching about them too. The more understanding we have, the less we have to fear. I hope you do decide to make more vids of your collection. Glad you're feeling better too!
WOW! Amazing video.
I'm not a fan of bugs that are alive...lol But these are very interesting. Well...not that all alive bugs creep me out, but I'd rather not have them ON me. Despite having to control my feeling of things crawling on me sometimes during this vid...This was a great video. LOL! I always learn so much while relaxing!! lol Thank you.
Third time watching.....just love you Bug Friends
:) Thanks! I like to never run out of random stuff to think or talk about.
Holy moly, this video was so extraordinary! And so informative! And of course, so relaxing! Many women are going on my nerves when freaking out just because of a spider, mouse or whatnot. It's so refreshing to watch a decent lady like yourself to explain calmly and slowly about those critters. Thank you very much Esmeralda! All the best from Germany!
So glad I found your channel...love your love of insects
Nice relaxing voice as well
Can't wait to check out the rest of your vids
Omg. I FACED MY FEARS!!! Lol. I cringed the whole time, but I did it!!! The millipede didn't freak me out too badly, mostly because it looks like a bug we have around here. They are considerably smaller though. We call them potato bugs or rollie pollies.
Did my bad latin pronunciation just melt your heart? lol.
Thank you 14. You've been around for a while, and I always appreciate your devotional proclimations. squishy hugs to you.
I'm terrified of insects but I still decided to watch this video and I have to say there are some huge bugs in this world. I'm sure a shoe wouldn't do me any good against these guys...
Astonishing the detail it has, isn't it?
He's SO awesome isn't he? There's some great youtube videos of people's pet tailless whip scorpions, though none are the same exact species as this guy/ gal (charon grayii)... I would love to try and keep one some day.
Lovely video! I've been to Naturalis too when they showed the blown up ants and cockroaches. Those were really scary to see in human size. Good thing there aren't bugs that big or we humans would get eaten by them 0.o
Naturalis really is a lovely museum. If you ever come to the Netherlands I think you would really like to see their animal collection :D
I used to have some stick insects as pets, they are amazing creatures.
Centpedes are pretty hair raising. I have a giant one but I didn't show it b/c it even creeps me out a little, lol
This is an amazing video the beatles are BEAUTIFUL!! Sorry but spiders are my sworn enemy!! Lol! Love your videos tho kitten xxx
Creepy usually means interesting in my book. Not always- but often.
They're incredibly gregarious, one of the most social and family oriented invertabrates. I think they'd be a fascinating pet- But I'd rather have a millipede if I were to get an insect pet, something about them is really apprealing to me. Anyway- I watched a bunch of videos of cave spiders/ tailless whip scorpions on here too- they seem really easygoing and friendly, they just look HORRIFYING.
Love the blue beetle. :D
Nature is the best artist ever!
Also, I think you are dead on about the grasshopper. THANK YOU!
I absolutely hate bugs, but I really enjoyed this video. I find they don't bug me (lol) as much when they aren't alive or moving :P The beetles are beautiful!
I totally understand That's EXACTLY why I made that disclaimer. Never fear though- in the next day or so I'll be making a very special contest vid that has nothing to do with bugs!
I knew it was a belostomatidae, but I hadn't been able to narrow it down any more than that, THANK YOU.
And I'm thrilled you like my collection- this is only a fraction of it. It's kind of silly how many bugs I have, lol
Haha, It's just a regional thing. Like "roof". My partner (from s. carolina) says it like it rythmes with "goof" and I say it like it rythmes with "puff"- There are also a number of other regional variants; Crick vs creek for one. I just speak pretty much like eveyone else in the pacific northwest. My mum said it like that, so that's how I say it. It's possible that we're massacring the pronunciation. I'd be interested to check and see if I've been doing it wrong all this time.
We wouldn't be alive long without spiders- but I totally feel your animosity- it's a very natural reaction. I get creepy crawlies too, but not when they're behind glass, lol
LOVE your voice! wow...and there's something quite 'dark' about this vid...but in the best way possible!!! xx
I'd love to see more bugs!
I cant believe these things are just flying around.. I would die if i saw any of these huge bugs just flying by my face... I scream when I see a really big fly lol
it is too bad- but bug farms are very good for the environment so I don't feel particularly guilty about it.
Based on the size and features of your "Water Bug", It's probably a Lethocerus species. My guess would be Lethocerus indicus since they're fairly common in Asia and Asian cuisine. If you already knew that, feel free to ignore this. Just thought I'd try to help you out. You have such a cool collection!
You should have been a science teacher. Better still, you should have your own TV show on Discovery Channel or Nat Geo. Your son is indeed fortunate to have a mom who is so remarkably knowledgable. I find your videos fascinating and informative.
Great video! Although the "mouthparts" of the tailless whip scorpion are actually its pedipalps which is a a fancy term for claws and the feelers are the first set of legs. One you take a closer look at the arachnid family their phisiacal traits are very similar. As a keeper of some I have to nit pick but otherwise you have a wonderful collection
Scorpius155 THANK you for nitpicking. I always appreciate correct information. I don't mind being wrong, and I love to learn!
Fantastic!
Wow this makes me want another tapping and scratching video
It's interesting that you have a textural aversion to insects but millipedes don't bother you- for many people millipedes are the WORST with all those little legs. Fascinating, if you don't mind me saying so.
Second time around to see your Bugs, just love them!
I respect bugs, but I am a bit squeamish of things that sting in real life. Especially wasps & hornets--but they don't freak me out when they're dead, because they pose no threat, lol-
Thank you Most of the ones i found so far are well across the world from where I live though :/ I just got my first bug today, An palamnaersus scorpion.
Uh- 20 or 30 bucks- not a ton, but I was really broke at the time I got it. Sometimes 20 bucks means a LOT and sometimes not as much
It's Hunger Games polish! lol! It's called Harvest Moon. I loooove it.
thanks for posting the warning at the start of the video. guess i wont be adding this to my watch later playlist :p
Awesome! Thank you!
Snakes get to me more than bugs...seriously, I'm worse than Indiana Jones. I can't stand being near one, even if it's dead. Bad enough my uncle gave me and my mom a Cobra preserved in a bottle, he told us people in Thailand eat them like that...
awesome video
I have a tarantula in my collection and yeah, he/she is pretty creepy!
You are awesome.
Thx! Love ur videos-can't wait :)
amazing, thank you SC
Lmfao that ring finger ring on the left hand, I wonder what that is used for
Worms don't preserve well, otherwise I'd definitely have one. Wet specimins are a whole nother level of biological collecting I'm just not ambitious enough to pursue.
Great video and great collection.
Thou I do hope that you dont have a worm one. You know, long...abominable worms closed in boxes...would make me die...
That was so freakin cool
lol, Jeez. I was raised around Native Americans. One guy I ended up hanging around with told me about how the Apache eat dog. Ironically, almost everyone in the family admitted that dog is a fine meal! I know they serve it in China. I can't help but be a tad curious.
As for your friend, maybe I'm different but I dont like to mess with people's food. (cause I dont want em doing it to me! lol)
I cannot watch this. But I love the audio.lol
lol- there should be another soon, no worries!
Hahah- I DID warn you! Did you see the title of this video? It is called "Whispering and Bugs" I don't think I could have been any clearer- That sounds really bitchy but I'm actually having a chuckle. Anyway, I know it's weird but if you google search asmr you might find some illuminating information. On a side note, you may have the best user name I've ever seen. I have more videos where I show different parts of my collection, but if the whispering weirds you out, you won't like them.
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Hello! I was watching a video on Facebook, and it immediatly made me think of this video of yours. It was a video about the unidentified arachnid you are showing at 22:30, which I believe is called an American Whip Spider. The title of the video said "American Whip Spider attacks its owner" and I remembered you said people kept them as house pets. I did some research and they look really similar... I have no idea if I'm right, but since I know you like to learn, I thought you would enjoy hearing this!
I dont want to insult silentcitadel or cause distress, but many of her facts were incorrect. If you gathered information from this, you are misinformed.
I am generally curious so I typed in the names on the display specimens to learn more on google and know quite a bit myself from my own amateur studies.
Im not expecting citadel to remember every little factoid about every specimen she has, but I cant tolerate misinformation. Sorry to everyone! :-P
My fella is exactly the same way.
And as far as eating snakes? D: boo. No thanks. But I'm a vegetarian so I say that about everything
Thanks soo much. i'll be looking into this :)
I thumbed up-but can't watch :( I have severe arachnophobia. But I look forward to ur next video and THANK YOU for the heads up before I watched the rest of the video. Very much appreciated!
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Tingle tingle and that's just after 10 seconds
I do love my absurd collections
The insect that says waterbug... in my country they call it : water tor , now tor isnt another word for insect its just a name... so if it might help you.. :) its relative to the waterscorpion ^^
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Solamente hablo en Español
Y te quiero decir qué cualquier padre conose su hija no importa el idioma que hables. Dios te bendiga y proteja siempre.Te amo te quiero.Tu Padre.
Are you on the east coast? I've hard there are giant millipedes over there. JEALOUS.
If you ever find a dead one I'll make it worth your while to send it to me! ha!
The buggies are so adorable. Too bad they kill them :( Perhaps the grasshopper is aularches miliaris.
We're not really interested in formalizing it since neither of us is religious, and I get a better tax break this way, lol. I also like to call him my isomorphic symbiote.
This was a beautiful vid, I had a module this year in etymology and found mounting really difficult (I broke LOADS of bugs) is it easier mounting larger ones?
Hahah! There are some video creators on here I feel the exact same way about. THe other night rrcherrypie even showed up in my dreams. No kidding!