Spearer Mantis Smashing

Rare Educational High Quality Photography & Filming with Slow Motion Mantis Shrimp Spearer (Stomatopod Spear) Smashing Documentary Footage.
The photos, videos, audio & effects are produced and owned by me and protected under international copyright laws.

[@MrJuitman]

Please reduce the length of the intro screen. 2 Seconds max is enough.

[@keymind117]

Is it possible to have a G Chiragra setup for around $150, excluding the price of the shrimp

[@UJThakur]

What if it punches the glass wall? Will it break?

[@Airbigbawls]

Damn bruh. Can I haz?

[@MantismanTM]

+Air stuff17 Yah and don't worry Phase 2 is going to have a detailed brake down of how to keep both Smasher & Spearer species with footage of Aquarium & Wild.
Luckily where I am situated I can catch both of the 'best' species in my back yard :D
- Giant Peacocks in the Reef
- Giant Spearer in the sands
Both are just 10-15m off my beach and at depths of 3-5m
So I can film them in wild and in aquarium.

[@Airbigbawls]

Mantisman™ Put your finger next to one and record it. It shall be worth it.

[@yourmother3207]

+Mantisman™ We have a local fish store (all salt water) and this guy that owns it gets tremendous live rock. It has sponges, coral, pink/purple good algea, macroalgea, and sometimes hitchhikers like crabs or snails. All the time we used to get it and a mantis shrimp would ALWAYS BE in the rock. If we still had saltwater tanks, I would've sent them to you, but now we only have freshwater.