Cockroach Farms.... "Nuke em' from orbit, it's the only way to be sure" *Plays Fallout 4* "Oh Bloody Hell, what did we do? There is a cockroach named Steve?!"
survive 180 milions years longer than Dinosaurs , then Human discover that they are good to eat roach+ leech : I feel you (in China, they eat leech too) @@Polyphemus47
I understand the other farms but not and never the cockroaches. I just can't appreciate them no matter what. The line "what if they all escape from these farms" raised the hairs on my arms. Apocalypse. That is what it's gonna be.
I had a friend that raised roaches. He a business selling lizards and sold different roaches and worms as feeders. They needed very specific environments to not die in like 2 days, unlike the cockroaches that we're used to.
I raised a batch of mosquitoes in my room when I was around eight. As soon as I realized the cute little red things I found swimming in a bowl I had left out in the yard all winter started to fly around my bedroom and bite me, I extermenated them.
I ran a hobby farm with Chickens, and I let my chicken roam freely around the farm. When I did that their eggs were delicious and the yolks were way darker than store bought eggs, and because of that we sold our eggs out every week when we went to the farmer's market. The best tasting eggnog you'll ever have is made from free range Chicken eggs and whole cream! I only made it twice and I can still remember the taste of it over ten years later, that's how good it tasted!
corn gives that rich color to the yolk... it's just color though... nothing more!... having the chicken out eating little stones helps them dissolving calcium, and make the eggshells thicker and stronger... but that's just that... minor details... all you need for better sales, is better packaging [Chicken, Turkey and Pig farmer here!...]
My brother and his wife had about 10 chickens, they would get so many eggs that they would give them away, they were much better than store bought. I had a triple yolk egg once, double yolks were more common also.
@@user-McGiverI also raise chickens. My chickens have darker yolks in the spring and summer when they eat more insects , and lighter yolks in the winter when they eat more corn. I know all the “official” sources say that these differences are only minor, but I can taste the difference.
@@leslie5435 country boy here. Even minor differences can be significant when it comes to taste and preference. That's my "official" opinion and the only one that counts 😉
16:50 Blow flies are also raised for their larvae, which are used in medicine to clean and clear necrotic tissue. The maggots are raised in sterile conditions and only eat dead and dying tissue, leaving healthy tissue alone. They are then safely disposed of.
And then they are disposed of swiftly after use, as the reason for them being taken care of in such a way is to condition them for a specific use. Their actual survival or happiness matter only as long as it helps them be more useful. Not to mention that raising humans with great comfort, gifts and luxuries to then be used for specific purposes already exists. It's called grooming and it's frowned upon by well educated people. If you appear to have qualities worth grooming you for, you could easily find someone willing to pay for your expenses in exchange for having their way with you. This, obviously, is undesirable for self-respecting human beings that are unwilling to compromise their freedom and integrity in exchange for comfort. If you wish to argue some people aren't born attractive or with desirable qualities, thus rendering them unable to exploit this neat feature of life, I'd like to remind you that any specimen of a species that is "faulty" or "subpar" are often ignored or discarded in projects wishing to breed or raise animals for specific uses. If you're undesirable, or seen as so, you're fucked regardless of which species you belong to. If you're desirable, you'll attract all kinds of attention regardless of which species you belong to.
Leeches or Leeching (Blood withdrawal) is used to combat Hemochromatosis (Iron poisoning). Purpose is to cause an anemic state temporarily. New blood cells use up excess Iron. Weird.
I was diagnosed with hemachromarosis over a decade ago. I have blood taken several times a year. I didn't realize leeches are being used to treat hemachromatosis. I'll definitely cheek into to that. Thanks for sharing the info.
A friend took a night porter's job in a large well known UK city centre hotel. The porters would set up function rooms, move stuff around and set the place up for the mornings. The head porter told him not to be concerned if he saw the odd cockroach at night. It was an old hotel (though 4*) and roaches were a fact in old buildings. When Rod asked why they didn't get rid of them the head guy said 'Come with me, and keep very quiet.' So, they crept down into the kitchens and they could hear some rustling about. Then the head porter turned the lights on and the floor was a sea of cockroaches that went crazy to hide away. 'You can't get rid of them. As fast as they're trapped and killed off, the new lot are ready to go.'
It was quite a "wormhole" that i opened up when i googled my wife's anti coagulation medication, nadroparin. Just to figure out she is injecting herself with basically leech spit
I never saw a cockroach untill I moved to Toronto in the late 80's..after a few days..I realized I was living amongst them..I left Toronto..and haven't seen another since..almost 35 years ago.
I saw tons of them in South Florida. Big fuckers, too. And spiders big enough to eat them!! Haven't seen a single one here in the Midwest. And living on the second floor helps too.
i cant be the 1st human to come up with the idea that we can grow deep underwater creatures, not so deep. I'd name it, Compressed water tanks...Us humans already have giant tanks made from steel, holding all kinds of compressed materials. This Compressed water tank, can be equipped with water pumps, to simulate water movments under the ocean
@OmarTheAtheistAziz You're the "first", because it's practically impossible. Water cannot be compressed like that. It takes an IMMENSE amount of force to compress water very little, comparatively. So much force, that water is usually considered "uncompressable". It can be compressed, water pressure in the ocean is proof of that, but the force required is IMMENSE. It may not even be humanly possible right now to create tanks capable of pressurizing water to the levels it would be 8000 feet below sea level.
"people say that raising rats are easier than raising cows" On a small scale i can see it happening, but on a large scale i think rats become a huge mess when dealing with hygiene.
To make it clear we have the ability to make mosquitoes go neraly extinct. We can and have produced a few succesfully who are unable to produce offspring. But because people are squeamish we still need to live with them. Tanks everyone for letting us enjoy mosquitoes!
I worked as a RN on a hospital orthopaedic floor and yes once in a while we had to use leach therapy for patients who went through microvascular surgery of the fingers that got severed. I was a veteran nurse and I was able to perform any tasks but NOT this. Those lab hatched leaches were flown over from NY lab all the way to the hospital in NW USA. Each costed $21 back in the early 90s. I knew exactly what to do but I just could not see myself handling them. I remember I was trying to retrieve one from the sterile water container with my gloved hand. As soon as I saw them swam toward my hand and started sucking on my fingers I lost it. I remember I ran out of the lab screaming and jumped on another nurse crying.
I can’t shake the thought of eating rats. Not because I hate them but because many people keep them as pets. It’s similar to my indecisive feelings about bunnies raised for meat versus pet bunnies.
if those aftermarket raised masquitos are only males, then there is definitely nothing to worry about. Had no idea leeches can live up to 20 years, that's crazy.
"It wasn't impossible to build a giant isopod farm at the bottom of the ocean. It was impossible to build it anywhere else." - Andrew Ryan: Another Lighthouse
I remember that one Silverstone Stallone movie when he eats a burger then Sandra Bullock says dont ask where the meat comes from,he asks the vendor she tells him its rat meat,then he says its the best burger hes had in years lol
I also breed a couple species of cockroach and some mealworms, just on a much much smaller scale. My other animals have no complaints about their taste or nutritional value. XD I raised rats too but that was for pets and sometimes for shows. Again, way smaller scale. I wish I had the space for a black soldier fly setup- the larvae have excellent nutritional value and the adults are not only kind of pretty but so delightfully inoffensive- at that stage the flies exist only to mate so they don't have mouths and can't bite you, and their flight is totally soundless. Keeping them for jumping spiders would be amazing because I hate dealing with houseflies, which are noisy and harder to catch if they escape. But dang if jumping spiders don't love their sky raisins.
6:39 According to Google, Male mosquitoes feed only on plant juices, such as nectar, to get the sugar they need for energy and survival. As males do not bite, they cannot transmit diseases, so what do they feed them in these farms?
In case of fish food fly lave are a way better source of food. And what they are doing with mosquitoes is actually pretty smart. Giving them useful bacteria that make it so, they don't carry harmful viruses. The old whey using mosquitoes, was making the males sterile to decrease the population of a certain species of mosquitoes, that carried harmful viruses. But what they are doing now is actually smarter. keeping existing ecosystems intact (otherwise another species would just take over)
In practice it isn’t so clean as the theory and hype. Recently it “backfired”. That’s assuming it wasn’t intended for them to breed, become super mosquitoes, and cause a Denge outbreak.
When I was a kid I always thought they were kidding when they said “keep your kittens indoors or they’ll wind up as General Tso’s Chicken.” My mother wouldn’t answer me if I pressed her about it… now I know why!
as future food. Rats can be an alternative to pigs. because there are many types of mice that have the size of cats. and have more meat than ordinary mice. but reproduce more quickly than pigs and require much less space than pigs.
So misquitos carry a ton of deadly diseases, but they don’t really care or control it. The idea they could carry something that could help humans sounds pretty smart.
Omg i love it when these talented scientists protect so many people with their brilliance Cool i didn't know we made those parasitic wasps! That's cool!
Omg, feeding hundreds of mosquitoes by using your own arm must create the worst case of itching imaginable 🥵😫. What a nightmare. Or maybe so many "bites" make the body fight against the itching chemical, canceling it out.
Jim finished his breakfast, said goodbye to his wife, and headed out for another day at the cockroach factory. Where his dad, and his grandfather before him both worked. His small town in rural China had an economy centered on making cockroaches. Everybody knew everyone in that town. We all waved when we passed by. It wasn’t much, but It was a little piece of bliss they called “Cockroach country”.
Opportunistism isn't parasitism. Decomposers are also not parasites Isopods aren't parasites, cockroaches are gross but not parasites, rodents aren't parasites. Mistletoe now that is a parasite.
What you are not considering as far for GM they did a complete refresh of their lineup in 2020. The prices increased for a lot of the vehicles and they changed a lot of the trims in the lineup.
I raise isopods and I have heard of wolbachia before. If I am not mistaken it will turn a male isopod into a female instead. Also a large number of insect species are infected( like 25%-just a guess). My concern is will this harm reproduction. I believe wolbachia is inherited through the maternal line and passed down. If more insects are infected through this process. I am not entirely sure of the ramifications wolbachia has on other species though since terrestrial isopods are crustaceans and not insects. Correct me if I am wrong, but wolbachia can only be transmitted by females and could potentially harm reproduction by turning males into females. We need insects due to the whole food chain and all. You knock out one area of the food chain and the others suffer. Not to mention all the other benefits insects provide.
Cockroach Farms.... "Nuke em' from orbit, it's the only way to be sure"
*Plays Fallout 4*
"Oh Bloody Hell, what did we do? There is a cockroach named Steve?!"
'BWAHAHAHA! YOU HIT LIKE A RADROACH!"
BRO, JUST HOLD ALT KEY TO MELEE !! \o/
atleast there's no giant, invisible lizard monsters with top hats.. right?
similar idea crossed my mind
The irony of them being nuke proof
Isopod: I'm so lucky i am not in the human food chain
Asian: Hi there
*we
The abysses are still safe.. but for how long?
😝
survive 180 milions years longer than Dinosaurs , then Human discover that they are good to eat
roach+ leech : I feel you (in China, they eat leech too)
@@Polyphemus47
Food enthusiasts "worldwide" nah we know which region theyre in...
I understand the other farms but not and never the cockroaches. I just can't appreciate them no matter what. The line "what if they all escape from these farms" raised the hairs on my arms. Apocalypse. That is what it's gonna be.
What do you say to your child when you ask them what they want to be when they grow up and they respond with, "I want to be a cockroach farmer."
They are a great food source if u own pets like toads and such , it's just another insect , dunno why ppl hate them this much
@@robertkarp2070 "get ur own home"
I had a friend that raised roaches. He a business selling lizards and sold different roaches and worms as feeders. They needed very specific environments to not die in like 2 days, unlike the cockroaches that we're used to.
"Lizard of Oz LLC" on youtube
I raised a batch of mosquitoes in my room when I was around eight. As soon as I realized the cute little red things I found swimming in a bowl I had left out in the yard all winter started to fly around my bedroom and bite me, I extermenated them.
Wrong
Alhamdulillah my brother ew
Why just why
😂😂😂
I ran a hobby farm with Chickens, and I let my chicken roam freely around the farm. When I did that their eggs were delicious and the yolks were way darker than store bought eggs, and because of that we sold our eggs out every week when we went to the farmer's market. The best tasting eggnog you'll ever have is made from free range Chicken eggs and whole cream! I only made it twice and I can still remember the taste of it over ten years later, that's how good it tasted!
corn gives that rich color to the yolk... it's just color though... nothing more!... having the chicken out eating little stones helps them dissolving calcium, and make the eggshells thicker and stronger... but that's just that... minor details... all you need for better sales, is better packaging [Chicken, Turkey and Pig farmer here!...]
My brother and his wife had about 10 chickens, they would get so many eggs that they would give them away, they were much better than store bought. I had a triple yolk egg once, double yolks were more common also.
@@user-McGiverI also raise chickens. My chickens have darker yolks in the spring and summer when they eat more insects , and lighter yolks in the winter when they eat more corn. I know all the “official” sources say that these differences are only minor, but I can taste the difference.
@@leslie5435 country boy here. Even minor differences can be significant when it comes to taste and preference. That's my "official" opinion and the only one that counts 😉
In one country they sell human flesh $10.00 a kelo
16:50
Blow flies are also raised for their larvae, which are used in medicine to clean and clear necrotic tissue. The maggots are raised in sterile conditions and only eat dead and dying tissue, leaving healthy tissue alone. They are then safely disposed of.
That made me think of the body farms as soon as I read it.
Mad respect to those scientists who let the mosquitoes dine on them. Absolutely no way! 😂😂
Made me cringe 😮
. 4:41 It's ok check her out, Notice the facial features, that's a captured alien.
We Earthlings are forcing her to do that ❗️
I know I am itching all over now thanks guys
I am from louisiana so i have no problem with a mosquitoe
Naw bruh, arm gotta be itchy asf 😭🤣
Yes, rats are definitely better than cockroaches.
@willyberg123 L😂L
That's specie - est.... somebody probably. LOL.
Rat on a stick, rat on a stick!
As long as it's not cat. When I said I like to eat poo - see, that's not what I meant.
rats eat cockroaches. Hail the Rats!
Introducing life forms into different areas has never went wrong 😁
Claus Schwab will own nothing, be happy and dine on this food.
Clause shwab IS a parasite though. I guess we'll just eat him.
The issue with eating bugs is there's not enough fat, rhe chitin exoskeleton will also make nutrition absorbtion difficult
Not according to Bill Gates and the WEF.
@@sjb3460According to the Bible locusts are kosher.
@@donaldcarey114 thanks, I'm not Jewish so I won't eat them.
Crickets are already being sold in America's food. Cricket flour is mixed into some of the snacks.
You eat cricket
I feel like creatures that deep can get to their actual size because humans aren't there to fuck shit up for em 😂😂😂
Yet.
L😂L
To those deep-sea creatures being in our atmosphere is as hectic as taking a human to space.
our garbage makes it down there
"You vill eat zee bugs!" - Klaus Schwab
i ll leave all the bugs to klaus and his minions!!!
Insects will be made into burgers and no one will know.
Nein, YOU EAT ZEM
Oh boy!
Meanwhile the rich are aching for a panda steak...
amazing that all these bugs are treated to live in a perfect comfort zone , meanwhile humans everywhere are treated like thrash!
Most of us are a virus
And then they are disposed of swiftly after use, as the reason for them being taken care of in such a way is to condition them for a specific use. Their actual survival or happiness matter only as long as it helps them be more useful.
Not to mention that raising humans with great comfort, gifts and luxuries to then be used for specific purposes already exists. It's called grooming and it's frowned upon by well educated people.
If you appear to have qualities worth grooming you for, you could easily find someone willing to pay for your expenses in exchange for having their way with you.
This, obviously, is undesirable for self-respecting human beings that are unwilling to compromise their freedom and integrity in exchange for comfort.
If you wish to argue some people aren't born attractive or with desirable qualities, thus rendering them unable to exploit this neat feature of life, I'd like to remind you that any specimen of a species that is "faulty" or "subpar" are often ignored or discarded in projects wishing to breed or raise animals for specific uses.
If you're undesirable, or seen as so, you're fucked regardless of which species you belong to. If you're desirable, you'll attract all kinds of attention regardless of which species you belong to.
Leeches or Leeching (Blood withdrawal) is used to combat Hemochromatosis (Iron poisoning). Purpose is to cause an anemic state temporarily. New blood cells use up excess Iron. Weird.
I was diagnosed with hemachromarosis over a decade ago. I have blood taken several times a year. I didn't realize leeches are being used to treat hemachromatosis. I'll definitely cheek into to that. Thanks for sharing the info.
The cockroach one had me about to set myself on fire 🤯
A friend took a night porter's job in a large well known UK city centre hotel. The porters would set up function rooms, move stuff around and set the place up for the mornings. The head porter told him not to be concerned if he saw the odd cockroach at night. It was an old hotel (though 4*) and roaches were a fact in old buildings. When Rod asked why they didn't get rid of them the head guy said 'Come with me, and keep very quiet.' So, they crept down into the kitchens and they could hear some rustling about. Then the head porter turned the lights on and the floor was a sea of cockroaches that went crazy to hide away. 'You can't get rid of them. As fast as they're trapped and killed off, the new lot are ready to go.'
with enough demon wp and roach bait they will die off, guy needs to focus!
The moment that one started I stopped watching the video
It was quite a "wormhole" that i opened up when i googled my wife's anti coagulation medication, nadroparin. Just to figure out she is injecting herself with basically leech spit
I never saw a cockroach untill I moved to Toronto in the late 80's..after a few days..I realized I was living amongst them..I left Toronto..and haven't seen another since..almost 35 years ago.
I saw tons of them in South Florida. Big fuckers, too. And spiders big enough to eat them!!
Haven't seen a single one here in the Midwest. And living on the second floor helps too.
This is why aliens never land in Japan
they know they'll be lunch
China*
@@mono4968 The isopod thing is eaten in Japan
@@AndrewsMobs ohk
Thank you for going back to the OG intro of the coffee
The last one gave me Major Pain flash backs
"I was just damm hungry"
those workers with the roaches on them….💀💀💀
i cant be the 1st human to come up with the idea that we can grow deep underwater creatures, not so deep. I'd name it, Compressed water tanks...Us humans already have giant tanks made from steel, holding all kinds of compressed materials. This Compressed water tank, can be equipped with water pumps, to simulate water movments under the ocean
@OmarTheAtheistAziz
You're the "first", because it's practically impossible. Water cannot be compressed like that. It takes an IMMENSE amount of force to compress water very little, comparatively. So much force, that water is usually considered "uncompressable". It can be compressed, water pressure in the ocean is proof of that, but the force required is IMMENSE. It may not even be humanly possible right now to create tanks capable of pressurizing water to the levels it would be 8000 feet below sea level.
you sound like your constantly trying to keep your inner muppet contained
but nice vid
now it sounds like elevenlabs
bruh
Prime example of a content creator considering it's fans. Coffee is back!
I saw that ☕️
Iv turned it nearly white with milk and sugar before
Humans will replace cockroaches as a food source someday.
"people say that raising rats are easier than raising cows"
On a small scale i can see it happening, but on a large scale i think rats become a huge mess when dealing with hygiene.
We are commenting on the video, we are liking the video, we are appreciating the lack of infantile jokes and the return of the coffee intro
Giant Isopod is a hard to find treat... HUH what TREAT! it's not a treat.. this isnt a delicacy... its madness
My sister worked in some of those farms raising mosquitos of the dengue desease, and it’s true they saved a lot of lives.
Soon they will feed this stuff to us. "Live in pods, own nothing and youll be happy"
To make it clear we have the ability to make mosquitoes go neraly extinct. We can and have produced a few succesfully who are unable to produce offspring. But because people are squeamish we still need to live with them. Tanks everyone for letting us enjoy mosquitoes!
I worked as a RN on a hospital orthopaedic floor and yes once in a while we had to use leach therapy for patients who went through microvascular surgery of the fingers that got severed. I was a veteran nurse and I was able to perform any tasks but NOT this. Those lab hatched leaches were flown over from NY lab all the way to the hospital in NW USA. Each costed $21 back in the early 90s. I knew exactly what to do but I just could not see myself handling them. I remember I was trying to retrieve one from the sterile water container with my gloved hand. As soon as I saw them swam toward my hand and started sucking on my fingers I lost it. I remember I ran out of the lab screaming and jumped on another nurse crying.
I like how this comes with detailed instructions. Like “so, just in case if you want your own gigantic parasite farm, here’s how! 😀”
I have seen what looks like isopods running around on the rocks at the sea shore. They are crustaceans, just like lobsters and crawdads.
I can’t shake the thought of eating rats. Not because I hate them but because many people keep them as pets. It’s similar to my indecisive feelings about bunnies raised for meat versus pet bunnies.
if those aftermarket raised masquitos are only males, then there is definitely nothing to worry about. Had no idea leeches can live up to 20 years, that's crazy.
if you ever feel useless or worthless, just remember that there are people who feed mosquitos there blood
"It wasn't impossible to build a giant isopod farm at the bottom of the ocean. It was impossible to build it anywhere else." - Andrew Ryan: Another Lighthouse
The coffee is back AND we have Steve! I am content ❤
Should we discuss what happened to those said coffee beans before you receive them and before they're harvested😂😂
@@indrarush91you mean the ones that get digested then excreted from the digestive system of the animal that ate them?
I saw the title and it looks like there's a lot of alien eggs and I feel like I don't need to watch alien movies anymore
With the rats too, there are a lot of snake and other predator owners who buy treats to feed their pets.
I remember that one Silverstone Stallone movie when he eats a burger then Sandra Bullock says dont ask where the meat comes from,he asks the vendor she tells him its rat meat,then he says its the best burger hes had in years lol
I also breed a couple species of cockroach and some mealworms, just on a much much smaller scale. My other animals have no complaints about their taste or nutritional value. XD I raised rats too but that was for pets and sometimes for shows. Again, way smaller scale. I wish I had the space for a black soldier fly setup- the larvae have excellent nutritional value and the adults are not only kind of pretty but so delightfully inoffensive- at that stage the flies exist only to mate so they don't have mouths and can't bite you, and their flight is totally soundless. Keeping them for jumping spiders would be amazing because I hate dealing with houseflies, which are noisy and harder to catch if they escape. But dang if jumping spiders don't love their sky raisins.
Ermagerd... "Sky raisins", I love it XD
can't take credit for making that one up but I love it too XD @@platapusdemon
Stealing "sky raisins"!
send spider pics @@LadyTroubadour
I had dubias a long time ago. They're illegal here now. And after that I had discoids and orange heads
Legends say that WATOP reads comments, but only the stupid don't believe it, because he.s changes the format for us whiners :)
6:39 According to Google, Male mosquitoes feed only on plant juices, such as nectar, to get the sugar they need for energy and survival. As males do not bite, they cannot transmit diseases, so what do they feed them in these farms?
Mr. Censor Man, I like the fact that you censor even small wounds lol
Imagine a cricket farm how loud would it be
I had a family member that raised mosquitos, specifically for testing gene research.
Tell these people that eat rats to check out new York there's supposed to be about two million rats running around
0:34 for a second I thought he was drinking the bacteria and I’m like NOOoOoOo
I can understand the case of leeches being bred for healing wounds.But in case of mosquitoes why can't they be bred for being fish feed?
In case of fish food fly lave are a way better source of food. And what they are doing with mosquitoes is actually pretty smart. Giving them useful bacteria that make it so, they don't carry harmful viruses. The old whey using mosquitoes, was making the males sterile to decrease the population of a certain species of mosquitoes, that carried harmful viruses. But what they are doing now is actually smarter. keeping existing ecosystems intact (otherwise another species would just take over)
In practice it isn’t so clean as the theory and hype. Recently it “backfired”. That’s assuming it wasn’t intended for them to breed, become super mosquitoes, and cause a Denge outbreak.
Yes they do, but another kind of mosquitoes that don't such blood
@@ChristopheVerdonck Guppies and Carps some species of Fishes who are capable of consuming mosquito eggs and larvae.
It is such an arduous task that it's more likely reserved for this kind of research, because raising them for fish food just isn't cost efficient.
@11:25 you will eat zee bugs and you’ll like no matter how what it tastes like or you’ll starve in your chamber
the rodents you refer to in South and Central America are guinea pigs. Roasted Guinea Pig is actually quite tasty, if a bit expensive
When I was a kid I always thought they were kidding when they said “keep your kittens indoors or they’ll wind up as General Tso’s Chicken.” My mother wouldn’t answer me if I pressed her about it… now I know why!
as future food. Rats can be an alternative to pigs.
because there are many types of mice that have the size of cats.
and have more meat than ordinary mice.
but reproduce more quickly than pigs and require much less space than pigs.
So misquitos carry a ton of deadly diseases, but they don’t really care or control it. The idea they could carry something that could help humans sounds pretty smart.
Did you read or hear about malaria outbreak in Florida, supposedly happened after time that specialized mosquitoes were released.
Dude, the mosquito research laboratory featured in the video is located in Singapore.
Mosquitoes be fighting for Justice now🤣🤣
Oh dude i thought u was going to ruin coffee ☕ there for a second 😂
I feel itchy
Your arm must itch sooooo badly after that part where the doctors let the mosquitoes bite them
The coffee machine intro is back, nice! 👍
HOW DID NOBODY NOTICE THE HALF LIFE 1 HEALING STATION SOUND 2:53
The picture at 0:30 looked like a drawing at first glance 😂
Isopod farm: have hatchery rank for baby iso, once old enough, put them in a refrigerated pressure cooker to inflate their mass
I was having some snacks while watching but Steve wouldn’t let me continue 😊
Dude, ive never seen anyone eat rat in the Philippines. Did you seriously just name random southeast asian countries or something?
I'm Filipino and I'd believe it.
They eat anything there
The exceptionaly poor will. And even then rat is not a delicacy here.
Omg i love it when these talented scientists protect so many people with their brilliance
Cool i didn't know we made those parasitic wasps! That's cool!
That animated stare talking bout the magical effect that aint specified from eating cockroaches 😭
When I worked at St. Joseph's hospital in Phoenix Arizona in the inpatient pharmacy we had both medical leeches and medical maggots.
I didn't like the coffee pouring right after the insects... Felt like he was making a blend from parasyte meat.
as long as it's edible we will eat it 🤣
I am sure that you are the same as me, you are not afraid of these farms, but why should I take on a weak and visit them?
Thumbnail is tricky but good video 😊
Amazing! This video actually made me think about gagging.
Crazy crustaceans!!!
You raised my biological interests
The last part about rats only really sits wrong w me, knowing they're emotionally capable of understanding.
Wait, what? You mean 17th century doctors were... right?
Land-based isopods can actually be raised and farmed for use in terrariums, reptile and other small pet tanks to help keep things clean.
Parasites need love too
Really liked that clip at 16:40 that showed those roaches partying down Lol 😆😆
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOT THE RATS WHY EAT THE ADORABLE RATS
Pressure chambers won't work for the big pill bugs?
Omg, feeding hundreds of mosquitoes by using your own arm must create the worst case of itching imaginable 🥵😫. What a nightmare. Or maybe so many "bites" make the body fight against the itching chemical, canceling it out.
Jim finished his breakfast, said goodbye to his wife, and headed out for another day at the cockroach factory. Where his dad, and his grandfather before him both worked. His small town in rural China had an economy centered on making cockroaches. Everybody knew everyone in that town. We all waved when we passed by. It wasn’t much, but It was a little piece of bliss they called “Cockroach country”.
I never thought Seth Rogen would teach me about different uses we have for parasitic insects and animals
am i the only one that noticed his voice changeing thru out the video😂
I'm a big fan of Biotech I really hope that we eventually find some more things to help us clean up our antics.🙁👌
That gel looks like what my scorpion drank
I was today years old when I find out what "WATOP" stands for.
"We are top"
That legendary espresso intro is back!
Opportunistism isn't parasitism. Decomposers are also not parasites Isopods aren't parasites, cockroaches are gross but not parasites, rodents aren't parasites. Mistletoe now that is a parasite.
The cockroach bit was just outright nightmare fuel! *Jitters 😰
What you are not considering as far for GM they did a complete refresh of their lineup in 2020. The prices increased for a lot of the vehicles and they changed a lot of the trims in the lineup.
When they get so big they are bigger then our pets... That's a no to that and the beginning of a horror movie 😂
4:21 i was gonna hate that farm until i heard it lol
I raise isopods and I have heard of wolbachia before. If I am not mistaken it will turn a male isopod into a female instead. Also a large number of insect species are infected( like 25%-just a guess). My concern is will this harm reproduction. I believe wolbachia is inherited through the maternal line and passed down. If more insects are infected through this process. I am not entirely sure of the ramifications wolbachia has on other species though since terrestrial isopods are crustaceans and not insects. Correct me if I am wrong, but wolbachia can only be transmitted by females and could potentially harm reproduction by turning males into females. We need insects due to the whole food chain and all. You knock out one area of the food chain and the others suffer. Not to mention all the other benefits insects provide.
Rat meat? No sir, this is Dwarf Rabbit.
Thats not all they produce in Chi-nuh