Tree Lobelias and Parana Pines of Atlantic Forest Plant Diversity of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Lobelia fistulosa and Araucaria angustifolia dominate the forests here along with a number of cool orchids and other bizarre plants growing on the granite inselbergs of the Atlantic Forest of Rio De Janeiro State, Brazil near the city of Nova Friburgo.
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Your videos would make any of those fake instagram people jealous because you actually know where to find amazing beauty in nature. I fell in love with plants when I my own directed study in college studying the evolution of carnivorous plants. Your videos are amazing and I thank you for making them. Content like yours is actually needed because it makes the internet a better place.
We live on such a dazzling little paradise. Thanks for taking us along. Lots of fun
These seeds of araucaria are very traditional in the festivals we have on june (festas juninas), and we call it "pinhão". I like it, it's cooked in water and some salt.
com bastante sal e, eu descasco antes de cozinhar
The pinhão is such a tradition down south, I'd know winter was coming as a kid because my grandma would boil them by the kilograms to soften the "shell" before handing it to me to pry it open with a knife. Almost sliced my fingers off as a toddler doing that, so worth it
"Look at that vulture. What are you doing here? Do you find road kill down there?"
Vulture, thinking "Nice spot to check, you would be surprised how often over enthusiastic botanists drop down this cliff."
i love araucaria. they're so otherworldly looking to me. was so sad when my neighbor cut down his huge norfolk pine
Ok this place is F’n Incredible!!!! I might just have to go see this all in person. Super grateful to get to share in your journeys!! 🙏🏼
Because we are seeing this, you must have made it out alive. One misstep and you would be fertilizer. That plant life is gorgeous! Especially being Winter! Yeah, I wonder what its like in the height of Summer. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Araucária seeds nice. I usually cook them with salt and a pinch of pepper. Pretty decent winter snacks, with some cheese, salami, dark beer or the traditional hot wine thing. Good stuff.
Wow that is a place I have dreamed of visiting for so many years. A whole new frost hardy flora !!
I have quite a few Arauacaria angustifolia here in Normandy for many years, some are getting a nice size.
You could have made a film twice as long so many plants such as those gleicheniales that we only just glimpsed.
Dream place sir !!
Brazil has a incredible amount of ecotypes and biotopes
Goddamn those are some nice Araucarias. Shame that the Araucaria moist forests are one of the most destroyed habitats in Brazil, they're such nice trees I don't know how people could bear to cut them down. Whole Araucariaceae has some of the most majestic trees on the planet that always seem to end up with the most devastating fates...
From the prairies of Illinois to the jungles of Brazil u are the boss
Stunning rocks and plants. Hope it can be preserved and enjoyed. Love that strange aster. Thanks for sharing.
Great Video--I live in Santos,Sao Paulo State and I have taken a lot of hikes in the Serra Do Mar and the plant diversity is so amazing!!! Great to see that you are botanizing in the fantastic and beautiful Mata Atlantica!!!! Parabens Senor!!!!
Wow... that view from the top is spectacular++
Achingly beautiful place. GFY to you.
Didn't expect to find a video this quick. Nice 2am watch
My jaw dropped at that Lobelia thapsoides. What an absolute beauty of beast. Thanks for the sketchy rock face botany. I don't think I could ever do that.
Spectacular landscape and plants! Wow.
That huge granit cliff is beautiful, but just watching you walking around there gives me the cold sweat
I love that litho environment! Cliffs are one of my favorite biomes you're the only channel I watch that goes to these cliffs for reasons other than climbing. Thanks for your huge efforts
I can feel the scratchy lichen-on-rock underfoot just watching this. Complete with Rock Ferns. Some of the most rare and endangered plants exist in cliff environments.
@nathandale3415 Totally agree! When collecting spores I only ever take from established populations with 10+ plants and only ever take 1 leaf, so the ferns can March on.
I'm curious as to what the araucaria seeds taste like. A collab between you and Weird Explorer the fruit guy would probably be awesome.
The flower on that orchid is crazy.
Oh, shoot!! I'll be honest, I'd love to see you go over to the Atlanta old growth forests in Georgia and let us know what exactly we'd be losing if the government succeeds in clearing it and building on it! 😮 They call it the lungs of Atlanta!
Such a beautiful place to be and enjoy the flora. Looks like a phenomenal hike.
Dude I have the utmost respect for you.
Lotta videos dropping, thanks a ton. Appreciate the hard work
What a stunning video. Dat scenery leaves me speechless so I have tah tipe.
Thanks' Joey...Awesome.
A video focusing on the oldest plants you can find would be awesome.
Another great video from my favorite RUclips botanist! 💚🌿💯
Thanks!
Please come to Colombia, which borders northern Brazil on the Amazon river.
We are the second most biodiverse country in the world, just right after our giant neighbor, and the first by square mile in
diversity, you’ll love it here! specially the cloud forests and páramos ecosystems.
I will be there at some point, no doubt
I showed these to my remaining hummingbirds in north Georgia, something for them to look forward to. That's some beautiful shit Joey!
WOW…. So much beauty. Thx Brother
Yeap, a nice place to botanizing, thank you for doing that✌️
wow, amazing stuff down there
Your commentary is great, I could listen to you speak about damn near anything.
My hometown! 😭
Muito nice!
Wonderful content and informative! It helps to see orchids in its natural environment. My maculatum is being a complete bitch and this helped a lot. Thank you!
You must plan another trip to South Africa again! You have to explore the amazing botany of Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal.
What a beautiful place!!! And please don’t break your *ss. This world needs you!!
Oh shit, I stopped watching for a while and had no idea you came to Brazil. Would've pestered you to bring some department of unauthorized forestry merch otherwise. Shipping and taxes is killing me!
Awesome to learn more about plants I see on a daily basis from you. Crazy stuff!
I have Talbotia elegans growing in containers both inside and outside that looks very much like Barbacenia squamata
Those Araucaria are looking marvelous
7:30 Love your work. So envious of you exotic locations.
Which video camera do you find is best for macro and distant focus, and ease of use etc.
Wow, I definitely wasn’t expecting you to show me a Castilleja there either.
I live in australia and its always so cool seeing these totally different species that share the same family as the unique native plants where i live, despite being an entirely different continent. Always felt a lot of comradory with south america because our history.
Long live Gondwana
What a gorgeous place
An all eye candy episode!!!
Its not a landscape that people would associate when they think of Brazil, very spectacular monolithic granite
You know why its worse going down, because if you go too fast its gonna hurt like hell all the way!
Brazil series is a banger, hope you get anudder chance to go down there.
Amazing place
Nice.
I wonder what the Castilleja is using for a host down there? For the native ones in my area it's like native fescue and some various Asteraceae like Oregon sunshine but in the rainforest I dunno.
Only thing more amazing than the plants of Brazil are the minerals! There’s a bit of everything, world’s best of many.
Don't you ever shake a tree dong at me again.
Tony! great show as always brother... Do you feel safe when you travel to all these amazing places? Also, make the steel bars at the end a short, lol..
nice...
Epic man 🤙
hope you got to see some worsleya
Brazil, famous for its orchids. You came across some great examples, but I am surprised they have not been robbed (yet.) People in the North try to grow these indoors and find them a challenge, because we can't duplicate the climate of those mountains inside our houses. But in their native habitat those orchids are quite tough little plants.
Flipping my shit over the Zygopetalum maculatum!! 🤯🤯🤩🤩
Bringing us more treasure. Thanks again.
Go pollinate yourself.
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Brazil is on another level! (Well I'm impressed. I suppose my being impressed isn't what puts some biome on a "level". Nah, heck, and gosh! It's on another level, by jingo!)
The fusia didn't get toasted by the frost?
the old goat liked your video
Sketchy footing, but worth it thanks as always.
What camera are you using these days?
I get see you in amazon florest hein hein ....
The fern could be Hemionitis (Doryopteris)
I'm lichen it!
That granitoid landform there almost looks like a volcanic plug.
I noticed my kitty rubs against the red oleander and mango tree and doesn't have one tick or flea
5:14 was that a bellbird ?
Reminded me of the first half of the Eastern Whipbird's call, I kept expecting it to finish. I wonder if it's a related species?
BOOBAM!
araucaria leaf is the best for starting fires
It pains me to see that you've been in the city I live and I didn't get to meet you
'Its got a raaad out!'
The Araucaria seeds taste amazing but they are such a bore to cook
What are ya doing on the side of the cliff, guy? Trying to get in some flying lessons? You're giving me virtigo!
Yosemite vibes
but much more spectacular
"that is a beautiful lichen god dammit!" 😂
Holy fuck
Brazil is fukin nice
i was going make a joke but am too stoned peace ✌️
Flora
Did you Muricahns hear about the Sycamore Gap Tree murder?
lmao poking the ant hill "look theyre mad now they dont like that" 😂
17:10, evasive species Chicagoan Humanoid, among other evasive species.
*invasive dummy. But that's not the correct usage of the term anyway. Humans aren't invasive.
So jealous
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