15 Most Poisonous Fish in the World

[@Dave_Andre]

She was fantastic and you can tell that she's passionate on what she do. And I love how George never interupts when she's giving info and just let her do her thing even though George is also knowledgeable about some of the stuff she showed.

[@ernaldoahumada7013]

I agree I noticed this and loved it.

[@shahzebnasir4692]

George is one of the few KZbinrs who still feels like exactly the same person you first subscribed to when he was still in his college dorm making videos on his nano reef tank. Each new upload is like meeting an old friend all over again!

[@alidayekh3222]

every one has their own opinion

[@Forgiveiolord]

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[@SaltWaterSteve1]

So true 👍🏽

[@mcflurryrap5174]

so true! hes dope

[@she_does_sports]

This is so true

[@dillo4555]

Sarah did so well in her explanations of every creature that he randomly pointed out and inquired about, we can see that she's really knowledgeable and has taken really good care of the creatures there XD

[@fenazaidi5193]

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[@BambooFroggie]

@@fenazaidi5193 i can totally understand

[@ДильмуратШарафутден]

[@karlevans5102]

She’s awesome! Love someone who’s clearly passionate about they do especially when it comes to Animals

[@FishForThought]

CoralFish12g covering insects?! Need a herping video next!

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

Hi chris

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

@Doctor Wiggler howdy 🐠

[@beckybishop4371]

He should do a coral fish/chandler's wild life cross over 🤣

[@graymccarty9800]

She was fantastic. Exactly the sort of person I’d want teaching me about nature.

[@Katie_and_jamal]

I would like snake discovery or brave wilderness

[@eviebestiefam8715]

@@Katie_and_jamal yeah brave wildness is so cool I like the spider ones

[@cocomajoko1]

I totally agree. I learned a lot from her! Thank you🙏

[@robloxgamer6522]

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[@feliciasmith6041]

I always forget how fortunate I am being from Colorado and having such inclusive facilities in my state. Thank you George for sharing this with the world! I loved the video and Sarah was the person for the job.

[@lisaqu1501]

I really want to visit now though

[@BlondeGirl.Cosplay]

Growing up in CO, I tend to forget how amazing out state is. But I do always warn tourists of that altitude sickness. It can really ruin your trip if you're not careful.

[@BlackNWhiteSmiler]

Love how there is the cute side of nature and scary side of nature

[@bruh8287]

Title : 15 Most Poisonous Fish in the World Him : Proceeds to show random insects

[@adamthomas9679]

As a Coloradan, it’s so nice to see my state has a place that strives to make a difference! I also grew up in Westminster, holding Rosie as a child and learning so much about this place at such a young age! I’ve been to the butterfly pavilion so many times and I never really put much thought into such an extraordinary place. Definitely a recommend for anyone who visits Colorado! Keep up the good work George!

[@natureinabottle1577]

It was great to see all the different insects and inverts. Aswell to see the work they are doing to help the coral reefs well done for educating us 👊🏻

[@SH-os1ck]

This was a really really good video!! One of my favorite I've ever watched!

[@rhysmann11]

Sarah knows her stuff!!! Learnt so many things from this little video! can never learn enough

[@tristambre632]

The level of educational content on your latest videos is incredible, you're doing an amazing job with your team George ! Plus, you look gorgeous as always -^^-

[@joylyndias6214]

Something more fun and informative thanks George 💛

[@mariegoldsworthy6384]

This is incredible! So informative 👏

[@gresiustambunan6106]

12:18 :"Thousand of butterflies fly over this place" Me who avoid butterflies:🤥

[@johnhartung5757]

Sara is amazing. She's one of the smartest people I've ever met. I worked with her years ago and she's nothing but awesome!

[@codanh1]

love your editing, fast, concise, and funny. XD

[@libbykrzoska2757]

I’m semi early for once. Excited to watch the rest of the video.

[@YXUN2000]

"No takers?" 🤣🤣🤣 I dieded on that part

[@CardinalKaos]

Ive been in florida for almost two decades now and this is the first time ive heard about the coral problem or the fight to save them. This should be bigger news here

[@pandoravex4791]

Those blue tarantulas are gorgeous! Wow! That Blue is unreal!

[@AGEOFAHMAD]

While I was watching this video The charger fell on my leg and I jumped so high😂😂

[@romanhama5377]

Like that you cover this kind of stuff too

[@LifeIsBeautifulEct]

1st time viewer... Subscribed... Blue?.. Dog , Blue Healers ... Some have a light grayish blue tint.

[@funnyfish7807]

*Wow amazing* ❤️❤️❤️

[@mythicpangolion2590]

1:11 When you realise they haven't had a customer for 26 years

[@falconmediaworks9479]

I had a peacock mantis shrimp years ago and it was one of the coolest inverts/animals I ever owned! Crazy smart and recognized me over other visitors!

[@aubryellaotero1064]

I keep praying mantis’s and they both do their little leaf dance/ sway when feeling a bit uneasy and it’s adorable

[@johnbrand1893]

Incredible facility doing incredible work. Great 👍 video George. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@foolio813]

These butterfly pavillion has my 3 favorite ambients 😭 Bucket Listtttr

[@JohnDoe-dg5oo]

Holy crap, Sara is not slacking at work. I thought that she perhaps would be talking about one small specific group of animals and then turn it over to experts on the other groups but no, she convered it all. Really impressive!

[@Crab_card]

This was amazing

[@thomassicard3733]

Thank you! That was very informative, fascinating, entertaining and all-around kickass!!

[@darrylnelson6264]

I remember George when he was half his size. He's been around a long time. GOOD VIDEO!

[@caloocanboy5800]

So these giant isopods are from the deep sea then that means the pressure is strong. How are they able to survive in these aquariums? Is it also pressurized?

[@momallanimal2449]

No no, otherwise she wouldn't have been able to take them by hand... Moreover, pressure where they live is so strong compared to the surface, it would need incredibly strong & expensive structures, with the addition of very difficult maintenance... The (very) more likely is that they have been slowly stepwise acclimated to surface pressure... a bit like when human finish deepdives...

[@caloocanboy5800]

@@momallanimal2449 Thanks a lot! Someone finally answered my question.

[@momallanimal2449]

@@caloocanboy5800 You’re welcome. :)

[@Retro_ad]

i have been subscribed ever since you got 20k subs your channel has grown so fast

[@hugs2939]

Awesome video George 👍🏾👍🏾

[@zafrasama1917]

Loved this video! Very informative.. I'd love to learn from her😊🐟👍

[@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget]

That's pretty cool gonna have to go check it out in a couple of weeks

[@polemius01]

Really informative video! Sarah has a great sense of humor about her work. Thanks!

[@retropuffer2986]

Great video. The blue pigment part was interesting.

[@jballenger9240]

And the blue blood horseshoe crabs.

[@pedroluisroman1263]

This was a great one! Loved this!

[@fishgirl5611]

Sara did a very good job! I have never seen some of these DEADLY animals before! Most of these creatures are very interesting. The desert scorpion is very popular in my area, in Arizona. It is very crazy that horse shoe crabs have blue blood. The inverts were very cute altogether. (Thea)

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

Sarah you did great job. A very interesing video. Thank you for sharing. God bless you both and your families.....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😀🙂😊

[@blueeyes1696]

i have lived in colorado for 14 years and have been to the butterfly pavilion and i had no idea about how insanely cool this place was until now

[@aubryellaotero1064]

I love watching my mantises eat crickets. It’s like a tiny tiger digging into a gazelle

[@markinpdx7345]

Such a great episode! Thank you.

[@jorgemeza6148]

Hi I love your videos so much

[@wwedivas2011]

Wow I'm actually really enjoying this so interested to watch...

[@reefunlimited9440]

Really great vid! Awesome to see the research and conservation efforts put toward these beautiful creatures!

[@withintheoros470]

Thank you! This was so cool!!! :D

[@PracticalReefer]

Great Video! Love the Isopod! 😮 Also considering a Mantis Shrimp... they are awesome! 👌

[@softwaredeveloper670]

Great Video Dude Keep it up

[@MastuhP]

Nice video! greet from the Netherlands .

[@unounv]

Epic tour so awesome!

[@isabellee.alyssaa]

I LOVE the guide, she’s so intelligent and witty hahahaha

[@ziender]

So interesting, Sara should have her own show and do species features.

[@pr27038]

She’s so great at explaining things! Great video George.

[@joshhibbs_nola]

So awesome! Thank You Sarah for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge with us on this video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@tecavia8220]

This was really fun to watch

[@butterybg3302]

I like how he showed the exotics liar video for the blue tarantula

[@-Starry-eye-]

Me:about to go to bed Also me:watches the video Me again:can't sleep😳

[@isotropisch82]

What a great educator. I know a lot more than I did 15 minutes ago.

[@roshanebermudo976]

tarantulas are harmless except for a painful bite

[@beckybishop4371]

I keep a few tarantula, true spider and praying mantis species and as a keeper, this video was amazing to watch. Sarah and the team at butterfly pavilion are obviously very knowledgeable and love their animals which is awesome to see. Definitely somewhere that's on my list of places to go when I come to the US

[@itsfaloota6456]

i just found ur channel and i love it!

[@livingtheretiredlife3061]

Thank you Goerge and Sarah. We live in southern Colorado and will definitely visit soon! My daughter wants to be a forensic entomologist. She loves inverts!

[@marke4188]

Welcome to beautiful colorful Colorado!

[@Spikey_Spike]

My brother would love this place, he literally takes pictures of every spider he comes across.

[@KaseyUWU_1]

I'm slowly turning my phone away whenever I see a spider

[@T1702B]

The fact she talk about horseshoe crabs like nothing, but they are in danger of extintion this makes me think that not all places have the right info about how plants and animals are in danger and they talk only fun facts like this lady did about the blue blood, and that is the principal cause of their way to extintion

[@ataka2142]

Not to mention half of the tarantulas had very poor enclosures, I was very surprised they didn't look ill or have bald abdomens.

[@Cent51]

@@ataka2142 You are missinformed of the tarantulas.. Nothing wrong with how they been kept..

[@ataka2142]

@@Cent51 Misinformed? I own 9, including some kept in those boxes. You need far more substrate for them so they can burrow and hide, being left out in the open with nothing but a little cork hide will stress them out.

[@Cent51]

@@ataka2142 since we sharing what we got 😋. I use to have up to1000 tarantulas at one stage of me being in the hobby, I use to breed them as well, I use to have 3 X big OBT communals, over 100 OBTs, I was big into communal setups. I have 30 tarantulas left but I keep them in diffrent sized plastic containers and glass cages, similar to these guys.. I also have a whole room for my spiders and snakes.. If they are eating they are not stressed. Also, tarantulas spend 99 percent of thier time in thier burrows or hides in the wild, only come out to catch food, move house, mate or if they get flooded, other wise they pretty much stay put in.. Smaller tubs acts like a burrow or hide for them.. You can not speak of keeping them properly, because that is bit hypocritical, you should not be keeping them at all, because keeping it in a glass box is wrong.. So to make yourself feel better you keep them in a nice big enclosure but it still keeping a "wild" creater in a cage for your enjoyment, can not have it both ways and can not judge others, unless the substrate was bone dry, the cage had mold and dead feeders and the tarantulas abdomen looked small and shrunken then I would agree with.. I am going on for 17years that I have been keeping tarantulas for..

[@ataka2142]

@@Cent51 That's very impressive but it's worrying that you see nothing wrong with A. geniculata, for example, being kept in a box with less than an inch of substrate with a sad little hide for it to "hide" in. I'm genuinely curious on how you kept OBT communals, did you have a lot of cannibalism? It's something I personally have never seen anyone even try. They may be feeding and they may not have bald abdomens, my only guess is these are temporary enclosures and nothing more as the other tarantulas seem to have actual good setups.

[@alanjose1112]

Thank you for this video bro. Love those animals

[@AussieAquatic]

Loved it!!!

[@micahlovesjesus3437]

Beautiful creatures! Our God really is so creative and amazing! I was most fascinated by the horse shoe crab being used to help us medicinally! Amazing!

[@dudeman5812]

Those poor horse shoe crabs 🦀 😢 That’s what the aliens need us for lol 😂 😮

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

That was cool and I learned some new things too. thanks for taking us along

[@venusinklinggirlvenuscyan6304]

This is all so gorgeous, thanks so much for showing this, i have GOT to check this place out

[@manfredfails7485]

I love all your other videos but this one was cool.

[@defeatSpace]

Happy dancing is actually when tarantulas build a dinnerplate for themselves!

[@mangoxboba3795]

My godddddddddd i love your vids youre so good i love youuuu

[@terrencegamez1231]

* sees all 15 but doesn't see megalodon😂😂 *

[@harmonysherman7152]

I just went there yesterday with my husband. Had a blast!

[@gavinmoss766]

That blue tarantula is gorgeous

[@MonkasLab]

" The inverts need as many champions as they can get "

[@jballenger9240]

Beautiful and so important for our Mother, Earth. 🙏🏽 🦋🐌🦋🦂🦋🪳🦋 🙏🏽

[@ItsxXashx]

DUDE I WENT HERE FOR MY SECOND GRADE trip I LOVED IT 💝💝💝💝

[@GameGuy300K]

Thumnail: Exists Me: Found Him!

[@hado33_]

i feel like that girl plays wow cuz she said the jelly fish was " farming sunlight " lmao

[@CheeseCurd_0-0]

5:28 Yo why is my spider dancin

[@saeyi8961]

This is the coolest place I’ve ever seen! From spiders to scorpions to corals and butterflies WOA

[@philcavallini9657]

This place is in Colorado I believe. Reef biulders did a vid there a whole back regarding Atlantic/FL corals. Very cool place!

[@GJRandom]

Thank you so much George for giving us super exciting quality content.

[@seungberry14]

After watching this, I am totally terrified of a flea and I feel like holding a tarantula-

[@XoloKL27]

Fun fact, most dangerous animals, have colorful patterns so predators can distinctly recognize them and avoid them, like the blue ring octopus.

[@emilysmith5130]

i live in tennessee and we have so many black widows here. i’ve found many just at my house. never inside thankfully but a lot in the yard and stuff.

[@IvaChristianTube]

I jut have no words I loved this

[@bonrodriguez8229]

its pretty rare to find people appreciating the beauty of invertebrates

[@mr117vlogs4]

That is so crazy. How does he have the guts to do that. Man he’s crazy.