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Entomologist Breaks Down Bug Scenes From Movies & TV

Entomologist Breaks Down Bug Scenes From Movies & TV

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Entomologist Dr. Sammy Ramsey is back to break down clips from movies and TV about bugs. What happens if a radioactive spider bites you like in Spider-Man? Do butterflies really look like they do in SpongeBob SquarePants? Do swarms of bugs really attack you like in so many Hollywood movies? Dr. Sammy provides answers to all these burning questions, and much more. Check out Sammy on Twitter: or Instagram: 0: 00 - Intro 0: 24 - Spider-Man 1: 21 - SpongeBob SquarePants 2: 20 - The Silence of the Lambs 4: 47 - Swarms in Hollywood movies - The Swarm, Candyman, etc. 5: 57 - WALL-E 6: 52 - The Fly 7: 57 - James and the Giant Peach 9: 34 - The Wicker Man 10: 44 - Jurassic Park 11: 10 - Alien 12: 56 - The Office 14: 31 - Joe's Apartment 15: 29 - Bee Movie 17: 25 - Jumanji 18: 11 - The Mummy 19: 09 - A Bug's Life 20: 54 - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 21: 57 - A Bug's Life 22: 36 - Piglet's Big Movie 25: 02 - Snowpiercer 26: 30 - Starship Troopers
Date: 2022-07-07

Comments and reviews: 10


About the bit on the bee movie. The honey bee population is steadily growing. _Not_ rapidly declining. The _real_ bee problem is the fact that the honey bee population in the U. S is _growing. _ Why is that? Because the honey bees are outcompeting most of the solitary native species. Honey bees are also spreading diseases to native bees. Honey bees _are_ the problem, they do not have one.
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When i was in highschool, my brother and i would share a room and one day he woke up complaining about noise in his ear. I kept telling him he was imagining it but he would stop complaining. So to indulge him i checked his ear out. Inside his ear was a earwig, trying to burrow further. I had to use some tweezers to get it out. So, yes, earwigs do in fact burrow in your ear.
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beekeepers absolutely do use smokers to calm the bees down. they're also not a problem of supposed extinction, because they're domesticated, and thus not a part of any respective ecosystem
i do trust this man on most of the entomological field, but there's a lot more to it than mere physiology and behavior

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We are absolutely not -careening towards climate disaster- - 2 degrees yearly average increase in 100 years is not a disaster. Eat the bugs, live in the pods, you will own nothing and be happy. Too many people have been scared into thinking that should be their life for the good of -nature- in the abstract.
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Ngl, ever since I saw that sponge bob's episode with the butterfly, I've been scared of them so bad - It's good to hear that my childhood's fear isn't real. I can now move on and get out of my house without the constant fear of seeing one up close --
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When I was little, I was told that I was afraid of spiders because I simply didn't know enough about them. So I got some books and started educating myself on arachnids.
Yeah, that was a big mistake. -

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I'm cool with eating bugs, but you know that the climate thing is fake, right? The top rich people still eat meat and fly around, they're only telling us ordinary folks to stop doing those things.
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I'd love more videos including Mr Ramsey, I love listening to him talk about bugs, and I'm curious as to why wasps exist, are they actually helpful to the ecosystem or just stingy little bastards
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I'm confused about what this guy was saying about honeybees in the US dying, I know that is a problem, but aren't honeybees an invasive species in the US that help invasive plants thrive?
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Eating bugs are Satanic and unGodly. God told us to never eat anything that crawls on it's belly of buzzes around with wings. I would rather starve to death before eating a bug.
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