Exploring Crete: Elounda

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @Neilhuny
    @Neilhuny 2 года назад +3

    I have just spent far too long trying to identify that hornet wasp-like thing at 9:24 and was pretty certain it was neither of those, nor a bee - that leg waving dance is weird, and it is SO large! I'm pretty sure it is a robber fly - either Bee Killer in the genus Mallophora, or maybe the Giant Robber Fly Pogonosoma maroccanum, or Laphria flava, a very variable species - the latter two being less likely imo

    • @StephyGrowsWeed
      @StephyGrowsWeed 2 месяца назад

      Promachus rufipes, known generally as the red-footed cannibalfly or bee panther, is a species of robber fly (insects in the family Asilidae)

  • @ultra_violet_23
    @ultra_violet_23 Год назад

    I find this video so funny the way it sounds so melancholic 😂😂😂

  • @tomhughes3683
    @tomhughes3683 2 года назад

    music is fire

  • @cheryldavidson8091
    @cheryldavidson8091 Год назад +4

    I’m amazed at the negativity of your video of Elounda, there is far more than you even commented on and the beaches and wonderfully clear blue waters are without equal. Obviously you have some real issues with Crete

  • @Neilhuny
    @Neilhuny 2 года назад

    Delighted to hear you wouldn't accept the price gouging of €5 per can of cola; that's just obscene!

    • @ForestArchaicCollective
      @ForestArchaicCollective  2 года назад +1

      believe it or not, not even the most we've ever been charged, remember a weekend in Paris the year we got married when the standard was €7 cokes every restaurant you went past
      ...it is particularly bad for usually-very-reasonably-priced Greece tho