E(n)tymology 2: Every Type of Insect Explained in 20 minutes

[@zzineohp]

1:13 She pierce and suck on my labium until I Phthiraptera

[@omatic_opulis9876]

i didn't have to read this today.

[@eightbitfeline1415]

you have a labia?

[@zzineohp]

​@@eightbitfeline1415 labia's already plural

[@arthurgabriel2625]

I can't wait for the spiders and scorpions in this series! Two of the most interesting insects I've ever seen!

[@arthurgabriel2625]

Jk, i know spiders and scorpions are not insects(they're arachnids btw)

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

@@arthurgabriel2625 An arachnid series would be sick tho

[@greasechild95]

you should continue on this path where you don't speak chinese im really enjoying the video

[@zzineohp]

oh buddy you're REALLY not gonna like my next video

[@Poopick]

You say you dont watch regular show but i dont believe you, becuase editing that slide was more work than it was shown. And thats dedication

[@I_Love_Learning]

I need to stop half insulting you every video, these are good!

[@thylacina5989]

I have a zoology exam tomorrow (the subject name is Fauna and Ecology but it's like 50% insects, I got catfished lmao. Bugfished?) and this is a genuinely great study resource, ty

[@hellsinker]

i thought i was the only one in the world to describe the petiole on hymenopterans as a "snatched waist" but i have been very gladly proven wrong about it

[@thomascrouson6085]

This is absolutely one of my new favorite channels lol I love your editing style :)

[@dafyddroff8084]

what about Scale Insects, they are cool and sessile members of hemiptera

[@Lafonentomology]

As to continue from my previous comment (on the preceding video):
-The reason why the larval stages of Thysanopterans are not regarded as instars is due to the fact that they exhibit hypermetamorphism, likely a precursor stage that led to the evolution of holometabola, which has just been conveniently left for us to observe in thrips. They aren't instars, since there is a lot of different developmental activities going on that is not found in most other hemimetabolous insects.
-Hemiptera could honestly be its own video, considering historically they were divided into two orders and not until recently have they been united.
-Hymenopteran suborders have a strong relational pattern observed in their genetic information which links them together, and also a lot of internal anatomy that they share, so it is not the same as what happened within Psocodea.
-I am confused on the evolutionary life history you present in this video (or that seems to be presented), as Hymenoptera is presented as the premier order within Holometabola.
-Not all members in Apocrita possess modified ovipositors.

[@zzineohp]

I put the source I took the phylogenetic tree from in the description, it purports to be some sort of combination of other sources, so it figured I could get away with using it as my only source, although it is outdated.

[@sackzcottgames]

ayo what was that ending?

[@TheDurentator2000]

This was hype! You should check our forgotten-languages, i really wonder what kinda video it would inspire

[@johnhoelzeman6683]

The dread as you almost didn't talk about the scorpion tail

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

Absolute mogger

[@hielum1337]

amogus

[@Eosinophyllis]

Order Hymenoptera here. Godbless

[@Eosinophyllis]

and the hearts around wasps. godbless. i love wasps so much. shoutout to superorder ichneumonidea

[@gianlucaconsiglio8335]

Mwah. Perfection.

[@bananaforscale1283]

I love bug types

[@slyraccoon17]

Bug factory