I Discovered So Many Animals Secretly Living in My Giant Rainforest Vivarium

[@AntsCanada]

So many new rainforest family members and dangerous foes!!! Enjoy!

[@AdemolaOgundipe-yu7hh]

Why haven't you added souper worms and meal worms yet?

[@Pelican_Seal]

Can we get an update of some of your other colonies like an ant room tour?

[@kayapapaya2638]

Maybe add cockroaches to the rainforest-

[@MiniFelix123]

Thanks man 🤟🏻✨btw why don’t we call the Ants the dolicharuls?

[@auiecc1874]

pls create the swamp vivarium tp connect to Pandora I want to keep Godzilla there pls

[@reddude3086]

The chills coming when he finally enters to a video with "this is orcadia" instead of "this is pantdora".

[@AntsCanada]

It's finally time for Orchadia to shine!

[@xmars8]

@@AntsCanadahow about “this is the mysterious egg” *says atleast 40 times a video*.

[@Sandman27-88]

You’re weird

[@jordanalexander1592]

U guys need real hobbies. Wtf is a pantdora

[@droyal18able]

​@@Sandman27-88and cringe

[@MrDLove-cy6hi]

It's so crazy to think that it's already been a year since the beginning of Pantdora.. It looks so different to how it did a year ago.. But it's been amazing seeing Pantdora grow. I still remember the OG's in Pantdora... Stanley, Rocksteady, That one baby Grasshopper, the green reaper and so on. It's truly been an amazing journey to get where we are now

[@AntsCanada]

🥲🙏🌿🐜❤️

[@EvarNazat]

i remember all of them

[@Samlikesnakes]

​@@EvarNazatMe too

[@Space_Dot]

R.I.P the OG's but they will never be forgotten as there spirits still roam pandora, they are still in our memory, and feed our ecosystem, never forget them as there memory shall live on

[@subwaystories1031]

Me too, I still cant believe it's been a freaking year!!! I remember watching the first episode around december on our finals week during university, now I'm an engineer. Time flies so fast. I cant fathom how fast it is. I thought pantdora was like 3 months ago lmaoo.

[@dingdom7238]

Watching antscanada is like a weekly ritual that I have never skipped

[@Vandreand]

That makes two of us

[@nickj3287]

Can I be included ....

[@94hoi97]

Same😂😂

[@levis503]

Me too. I wait for it like my favorite TV show.

[@Lolalane_]

Same. Its now my favorite nature documentary

[@willcarter7079]

I've been an arachnophobe since I was a little kid. At first watching your videos of the spiders would give me heebeegeebees and goosebumps. But over time watching episode after episode and hearing the hopeful tone of your voice along with your appreciation of spiders, I have changed. The neurons in my brain now associate spiders with good feelings instead of the fear that I had prior to finding your channel. Now when I see spiders when I'm out, I don't scream or freak out. Instead, I feel calm and appreciative of the work that spiders perform to help our ecosystem. Thanks AC.

[@captainhidsight]

jumping spiders are great pets.. and they are really cute😉

[@NinjaNerosis]

There's honestly only a very few spiders you should actually be fearful of, and they're less common than people think, and to get bitten by one is even less common that that lol

[@darlenefraser3022]

I’m the same! Not too fond of bugs either. Now I find them totally interesting!

[@nyomicasey]

The hunstmen still freak me out though😅

[@darlenefraser3022]

@ 💯 😝

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

I think the egg was indeed dead. I watch a lot of snake related videos and every time a full grown snake emerges from an egg, the remaining egg seems fully empty. This big clump of matter seems like a fetus or yolk of a non-developed egg. Also snakes typically cut open their egg in slashes, so that would not match this big gaping hole. My theory is that the ants have been slowly invading the egg and feeding from its juices.

[@SassyGirl822006]

Previously there were slashes in the egg, before the gaping whole. My thoughts are that the snake may have gotten to the pipping stage but for whatever reason never emerged. And the ants have been having a field day with the remains.

[@Joseph-w1m7f]

@@SassyGirl822006or maybe if Snip is missing-the snake hatched and was eaten by Godzilla before he could be seen.

[@Nafi_yft2202]

@@Joseph-w1m7fso godzilla is the anti hero.. then

[@LosfrogerX]

I think that if it was rotting, some gases could've broken the egg wide open

[@Bluewolfzer]

or... more realistically antscanada is just milking the egg storyline xD

[@AngryKittens]

4:16 You're correct it's a leafhopper. It's a nymph from the subfamily Ledrinae, members of which are easily recognizable because they have a distinctive flattened head. Hence why they're also called "flat-headed leafhoppers".

[@AntsCanada]

🙏❤️🌿

[@MK-1708]

"I discovered my mother in law secretly living in my vivarium "

[@kayapapaya2638]

Bruh-

[@therealjacobsimpson]

She always does that 🤦‍♂️

[@KangarooKangaroo-cd4yl]

that sounds like something that Dr Plant would say

[@virgilpangan4028]

Dr plant moment

[@ladalebrown6538]

Clean ur room my.....

[@gategaming959]

When Godzilla is move out... You can just add a Aquarium Turtle since they dont grow huge plus it can replace Godzilla plus from the abundance of prey insects it can adapt there comfortably...!!! Tho this is just a suggestion...!!!

[@mich5428]

good idea

[@redzepplin7397]

I think a turtle would fit good

[@WayleanWilliams]

Love this better tbh ❤

[@isaacchristensen659]

Love this idea

[@darkwarrior6301]

Could even name it gamera to keep up the kaiju naming convention

[@Onitheus]

Name the Dolichoderus ants the Achaeans, the soldiers who fought for Agamemnon in the Trojan War (Because you compared the Banyan Tree to an Trojan Horse)

[@mr.gevanni5121]

Yeeeeeeessssss

[@Evebear]

Very good

[@JackLightner]

For sure

[@danielimpett1277]

Heck yeah

[@alexv3357]

Antchaeans

[@MattSipka]

I feel like the Banyan tree was the big thing Orchadia was missing. It looks much more like a canopy now and like the Hallelujah tree stump in Pantdora, it acts as a centerpiece for the vivarium and brought in several new species.

[@BoxFox5053]

Just got a notification for this. I subscribed to this channel 7 yrs ago. What he has now is CRAZY

[@marks4553]

Wish you can add in fire flies in the Vivarium... it would be LIT!

[@ZaneWattZz]

say that again.....

[@filipinosonicfan]

aren't they poisonous to frogs? And according to someone in the comments of a community post, they would probably die out really quickly. Idk

[@kencribier8801]

​@@filipinosonicfan The frogs could probably handle one or two but long term it would eventually make them sick. Also depends on if the frog learns. Poisonous insects tend to have a very bitter flavor on their skin which forces animals to spit them out. Im not sure how the skinks or caiman would fair if they ate one.

[@xphantoman]

Yes, that would be great! 😊

[@chrishayes3727]

You did such a good job on the canopy vivarium. It truly didn't look like a canopy before, but now, wow, it's literally like getting a slice of authentic canopy to watch and learn from. Way to go 🎉

[@AntsCanada]

@@chrishayes3727 Ty! 🙏

[@Adrian-df1ir]

How much content can I get out of one egg? AntsCanada: yes

[@CjBeeb]

lolol right

[@robinhollema9589]

I mean, many people could watch his videos for the first time. So i get why he narrates it all

[@Gorrgrim]

literally no ones cares about the egg except for antscanada and children

[@JustSomeGuyLass]

Wait for this one to finally rot away and he puts a chicken egg in there and farms content from that for another 10 episodes 😂

[@shadowwolf4223]

It’s funny since he recently deleted his latest post about the egg. Seems to me like he couldn’t take the criticism given how he never mentions it in the video.

[@outdoormindedmass]

24/7 livestream? Not sure the logistics but I don't sleep much and boy would that be better than some of the other options! Thanks for the great content man!

[@DawnChatman]

That might actually be a good Members Only thing for AntsCanada. He'd need to pay for all that data going out.

[@nickolasgarcia1800]

This is my all time favorite YT channel. Been here for 5-6 years now and I am not going anywhere

[@arielli9489]

Antscanada: we should make orchadia more diverse! Bayan Tree: But I already got the job done. Antscanada: Are you kidding me.

[@daveyanderson6166]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrVovansim]

Please. It's exactly why he got it from an outdoors garden center. Buddy knows what he's doing.

[@jacobscott2473]

In regards to cleaning the glass, there are magnetic cleaning pads that atrract to each other from each side of the glass. They are often used for cleaning aquariums, but perhaps you could custom make something a bit bigger with a strong enough magnet for your glass. they often come off if you move the one you're holding too much, so perhaps it would not be a solution in your circumstances

[@charlottem.1477]

lol, love the route that thought took. I’ve done that before.

[@matthewh7256]

It really is amazing to see the project working so well. You have done a fantastic job having the ecosystem thrive. Very jealous you get to see it everyday! Thanks for it all AC!

[@jannovos716]

My own first ever ant colony has now moved out of their starting test tube! Thanks for being such an inspiration for so many people!

[@AntsCanada]

Yay! That is awesome! Congrats!

[@Subudai]

Congratulations!

[@jonathanhowe7632]

Great stuff, Mikey. I hope you find Snip soon, and honestly, I don't think the egg hatched my friend.

[@karinakucharski1235]

Thank you. I love watching all these creatures and am really looking forward to seeing how things develop.

[@AndrewFromChoir]

So cool!! How amazing that the banyan tree was harboring so much life and all of it stayed in the tree while you and your team installed it!

[@AntsCanada]

Right?! Plus it stayed in my yard for a day until I was ready to move it in!

[@Juan_Agosto]

Unidentified newcomers: @4:15 Pelitropis rotulata or Jacobiasca formosana nymph. @4:45 Darkling beetle (Strongylium tricondyloides) @11:12 Chilocorus bipustulatus

[@arkadefire5909]

I think you should still try to create more connections between Pandora and Orchardia, because it feels more like 2 completely separate vivarium, rather than a coherent and communicating ecosystem at the moment.

[@Kris_Lighthawk]

I agree, maybe something like thick dead wooden branch. It would be something that none of the creatures could easily destroy and would resemble the tree trunks that normally connect a canopy with the forest floor. Bamboo (either dead or alive) would also be an option

[@bubblesofthecoast6393]

I’m pretty sure that’s the eventual plan. However he mentioned last video that he wants to keep the two somewhat separated, until Orchadia is able to combat the invasive fire ants on its own through a robust and biodiverse ecosystem. Only once this occurs, AntsCanada said he’s reconnect the two vivariums

[@DanMarin-lf7fe]

Yeah upstairs seems.pointless at the moment. He should of done a different option

[@arkadefire5909]

@@DanMarin-lf7fe I don't think the terrain is the issue, it's just that there's not many ways for animals and insects to travel between the two at the moment

[@JustSomeGuyLass]

​@@bubblesofthecoast6393People really do have such a short memory

[@Pyreaugaven]

You don't know how much I would like several episodes per week

[@BouncingTribbles]

That white and yellow chunk in the egg does look like a dried out yolk. Another exciting glimpse into the rainforest.

[@killakam3600]

If snip really is gone, Godzilla was the one who ate her. We all know nothing came from that dead egg.

[@McP1mpin]

My money is on 'missing Snip' being yet another manufactured storyline.

[@Robert_Shmigelsky]

I doubt Godzilla would be able to catch them. He probably just hasn't seen her. He didn't know she was in there in the first place.

[@MrSomsoc]

He did say a couple of episodes ago that Godzilla looked really fat with a big belly. Don't know if that coincides with the time of the last appearance of Snip.

[@oldtimersniper560]

The dolly parton ants are pretty cool 😊

[@Weirdoid]

This is the best episode in a while. It felt like a final return to the old style of video with story and discovery.

[@VadoKiru]

My sunday begins

[@damonvesely3643]

as so mine @Vadokiru

[@amayzinrayzin8783]

I AM absolutely loving the videos been watching since a little after you packed up and moved out of Canada

[@SmallFry126]

DARK HOARD!! Can’t wait for the next video. Think about adding trilobite beetles??? Make the videos 40+ minutes again!! 🎉

[@filipinosonicfan]

I love how this channel always shows the biodiversity that we barely observe. The connection of everything in the ecosystem is so amazing. Also, how does the Dark Horde keep existing no matter what?? They just won't give up haha

[@Liliana-ni3uz]

I missed the show for few months and my heart jumped when I saw Kermit still alive and well 🐸❤️🥰

[@kyruzen1082]

The very first time i watched him is when he still lives in an apartment like room and full of enclosure for his ants,spiders and etc now he has a house AND A FREAKING TERRARIUM THAT HAS AN ECOSYSTEM!!🎉 Ihe came this for with his hard work good job❤

[@Itorogai]

Another great video, as always had me at the edge of my seat. Happy to have an episode more dedicated to orchadia this time! Can't wait until next week!

[@Maxfromohio2155]

We need a 24/7 livestream of pandora

[@patrickmoore7572]

Agreed

[@nativewildman9335]

That would be awesome

[@jordanalexander1592]

Look at glass and leaves and occasionally see him set up the stage for a video ? I'd rather go read a dictionary

[@Celestial_Reach]

It would be neat, but not as high quality, we would possibly notice the larger ones like gorilla eating lizards or something tho

[@sandcrawlerstudios2013]

Then read a dictionary you weirdo

[@jacquelinequinones1952]

I seem to remember that you initially didn’t want to add the egg to Pandora. I’ve learned the hard way to listen to my first instinct. After following Brian Barczyk channel for a while now, I knew that was a snake egg. Be careful dude ❤

[@helengailtownsend2604]

Oh know 😱 Snip is missing I hope you find him. Maybe Godzilla 🐊 needs some little minnows or or more little fishes 🐠 in the little pond. Oh oh I don't like the sound of that is it an invasive ant 🐜? Can't wait to see the next episode. 🤗

[@AntColonyOfficial]

Every time there is a new video i'm like, 'meh' but then i watch it and when it's done i'm like 'YEAH!!'

[@RedSkorpioTV]

Orchadia looks much better now. Also, I always start the episode already waiting for the "and everything looks amazing and cool and...oh oh, the disaster..." at the end. Hahahaha

[@craighutchinson6097]

Ants Canada is officially the best channel, and im saying this as a gamer.😂

[@amberarthur1443]

I wait for these episodes every week. They are one of the highlights of my week. I used to be scared of insects and spiders but now they just bring curiosity. This week I watched a spider wasp kill a big spider and drag it's carcass almost 100m was so impressive. Thank you so much for teaching us to appreciate and understand our tiny worlds around us.

[@M8keitezer123]

I cant believe I was tearing up for snip. 😢 when he ended with the dark horde, I had goosebumps. Oh no. Fun fact, I was re-watching from the beginning this past week and ended on the black horde when I went to bed. Yikes.

[@BADHIGEEN]

Lot of work AC. Been a hell of a journey for all of us. That place is lookin pretty BADASS!!. No doubt effort pays off. 1 of the best progressions of a YTer's passion n personality on YT. Great content.🤩

[@AntsCanada]

🙏🐜❤️🌿✨️

[@suzannewilliams3673]

Another amazing video thank you so much!❤😊

[@cherylkoenig5509]

I love Sundays because I look forward all week for your updates. What you have created is absolutely amazing.

[@LENNOX-DRAGON_8900]

I NEVER MISS A VIDEO OF ANTSCANADAS VIVARIUM VIDEOS

[@CrazyCody44]

I think you should add a section to your channel that shows all the known ant colonies in these two tanks and even show extinct species that used to live there or are missing. This would help because I completely forget about some species like the acrobat ants.

[@CatonKwok]

This series has helped me to get through my depression and anxiety. Thx a lot antscanada!

[@shirleygardner5483]

The canopy looks soooo much better than before. Great job!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

Love this show. Thank you for this mate.

[@suthatharmalingam6062]

top 5 things to worry about in this vivaruim 1. chance of baby cobra in the vivarum worry level 10/10 2. black crazy ants worry level 9/10 3. ghost ants worry level 8/10 4. red ants worry level 6/10 5. Godzilla eating everything before he leaves the tank worry level 4.5/10

[@Evebear]

I concur

[@peakmc1]

I look forward to your videos every week. I think you should try and find a tree branch that fits through the bridge to ensure travel between the vivariums. Also I enjoyed watching the black hord the most out of all the ants so if there back you should leave them because you have a much better chance thay won't get to big because of all the other ants now strong in both vivariums.

[@harleyq8127]

I love learning how it's evolving! Absolutely incredible job

[@mcgoo721]

My theory is that unless we get a whole ass cobra on camera, in frame, indisputably so, we never hear about the egg ever again.

[@GabrielM-v8n]

i like ur theory

[@jordanalexander1592]

Idk how anyone watches this lol

[@maikeru4208]

Or or, i know this might be a crazy idea, but hear me out. Maybe you could just fast forward past the parts of him talking about it? You are watching a video of a man documenting what happens to everything in both vivarium's. Just a thought.

[@McP1mpin]

He always says vote and comment to affect the channel. Well the overwhelming consensus when he posted a picture of the egg recently was that he needs to drop it.

[@mcgoo721]

@@maikeru4208 I thought people in the community post were being a little over dramatic with the egg criticism. But then he responded to some saying things like "just wait until you see the episode" "watch until the end!" And this is what we get. The egg rotted away as predicted. Are you kidding me.

[@Skittlezzour]

I think the "Jolly Trotters" would be awesome!

[@sevenlexar]

I definitely don't think anything hatched from that egg. The hole is suspicious, yes, but the fact there's a chunk of something inside tells me it was either infertile, or stopped developing at some point. The ants and other small soil creatures likely got the yolk before it could turn foul - hatched reptile eggs, insofar as I'm aware, tend to be FULLY empty after hatching. There's never anything 'left behind' that can take on the kind appearance AND size as whatever that whiteish chunk is. Probably nothing to worry about.

[@Thestraywizard]

Omg adorable little weevil 0:14

[@jeizraelfowler4671]

Yow, AntsCanada! Just recently Sub but I am watching your other version before on PH TV! This inspires me to start into some little like aquarium and your videos helps me to relax after work! Thanks for great story telling and cinematography!

[@fredswanson5512]

What happened to those weaver ones that were in that big bunch of leaves? A few months back

[@AntsCanada]

They all moved downstairs to Pantdora! 🤣

[@robbybevard8034]

The banyan tree leaves aren't good for them (too small and too muck sap stuff) so they went for the vines downstairs.

[@charlottegibson9992]

❤❤❤❤❤ so happy to learn from you. Thank you.

[@aathuranrajeswaran4363]

I really like the improvements in orchidia, it really looks like a real canope now! But I would like to see a little bit more plant variety in there, maybe something colorful. In terms of pantora I think it makes a lot of sense to really put cameras on the surroundings of the egg to see if there is anything dangerous there. Since godzilla is moving out you will likes introduce a new predator, I really want to see mammals finally hunting for insects.

[@TheAllJaze]

Hi. I love your channel A LOT. I´m also a biology student and you help me a lot with the ecosystem and other stuff. Thanks a bunch

[@LN_Studios]

Your videos are so fun and interesting to watch. I never miss an upload.

[@savvyfarmer]

Who would have thought the beetles have projectile poops! This channel never ceases to amaze.

[@Singapore-sg1965]

I love Antscanada ! 🐜 ❤ 🐜 Ant love since I was 9 ❤️

[@MiniFelix123]

Same✨

[@Kangaroo-ds4gy]

@AntsCanada your the only youtuber that can intertain me keep up the good work!

[@20MaBi10]

I love this show! It would be so cool to have a little animation that shows where we are in the rainforest, when we skip to a new scene

[@G_is_here-d4n]

26:34 They're back guys get ready for round two

[@keionclyne5887]

😂

[@The_Antagonist_]

For real antscanada after watching this great video I'm really itching for more right now😂❤

[@bernardbalatbat3547]

Can't wait for the swamp cave vuvarium a new home for godzilla

[@AUSTINKovacs]

Tokenomics on point, a strong development fund, and a clear focus on community growth, Alemio Network has it all!

[@yuyaplays9311]

You should maybe set up some cameras that can record the entire tank over a 24 hour period to see if they help you spot any unwanted slithering critters. And maybe catch a glimpse of our missing sun skink.

[@JolynBowler]

Thank you for another wonderful episode. 💙🌻💙

[@antofree6450]

The egg is now reminiscent of how DBZ episodes played out. I didn't know you could milk an egg but here we are.😂

[@Fang-nu3ml]

Lol antscanada ii too was like " u gonna have alot of hitch hikers" when i watched ur last drop niw here we are haha

[@sarahpark5918]

At some point please add tokay geckos, pac man frogs, and African bullfrogs

[@rafexrafexowski4754]

They will probably come as temporary apex predators (like the sun skinks or Godzilla) eventually, but definitely not as regular permanent inhabitants

[@lieu7enan755]

You've been my replacement for "Animal Planet" for years now. Thanks for all the awesome content dude!

[@SmithNRanch]

For the new ant colony, the Dallylamas? 😂 6:46

[@ManuelaFuths]

Allways so interesting. I will watch this 24/7😄I would even pay for it💯👍 Love from germany 🇩🇪♥️

[@manstismomentus2063]

Thats spider you saw is a lynx spider

[@natthandesedare8347]

You should get some thick rope, a tube of caulking and coat the rope in it and role it in dirt to make some fake vines for the glass bridge!

[@umshantan78]

I would've been crazy if there was a queen ant from the dark horde, hiding in pantdora this whole time and might've migrated up here in orchadia to wreak havoc OR It might be a new colony, which came with the new banyan tree... So... I guess we got Dark horde 2.0 along with orchadia 2.0....

[@hoodedrage720]

In the future you should build a new building on your property but the whole building is a big walk in vivarium and have a decent sized pond in it too.

[@captaintoyota3171]

So just outside then.....

[@hoodedrage720]

@ No, it’s indoors.

[@kencribier8801]

You're basically describing a walk in aviary.

[@Idkwhattonamemyself344]

I love this channel I have been watching since 2019 I still love it the quality is also amazing.

[@Pelican_Seal]

WE NEED ANOTHER ANT ROOM TOUR!

[@freezingfire127]

Instead of vines, you could just add 1 or 2 big sticks to connect pantdora & orchadia. Prey can travel freely, crickets won’t cut it down

[@windcallerctk]

That new banyan tree certainly brought a whole new vibe! And who knows how many more insects there might be ... after all, a lot of animals are excellent hiders, and we won't see them for days, weeks, or even months. And that brings me to Snip: we never saw her until she was ready to come out into the light ... I am not to worried about her, she is an epic hider and might have been shook by all the hubub above in Orchadia, so she is in hiding again. She always was more carefull than Snap after all, and with reason as her scars tell us part of her story. The baby gekko is super cute and a wonderfull player in Orchadia. Kermit looking at the Dolichoderus satelite nest is giving me fun vibes: "What is that? Can I eat it? There are many. Many means a full belly, but maybe also many stings ... Let's wait and see." LoL All the new spiders are super fun! And as I am an arachnaphobe on the way to beat that fear, I am happy to see them, as I do love their shape and colors. (don't tell me it doesn't make any sense, I know ... fear hardly ever is logical after all.😉 ) The egg ... a many layerd mystery, wrapped in a conundrum, with a sauce of fright and wonder. What I found online, and I am a super unexperienced woman about this, so it is all internet search for me, is that there would not be something inside the egg after it hatched. A baby snake would not leave anything behind, it needs all the nutrients it can get before hatching. Also, the ants would/might have had enough time, and troops, to eat fast enough to not have any big rot actually happen to be noticed. That said: better carefull and safe than ever once sorry! Oh, how this series still keeps my mind racing with questions, more questions, more thinking, more puzzling: I love it! Thank you AntsCanada! 🐜🍁💚

[@rhcp9009]

Obviously the smaller Caimans need to eat every few weeks to survive…but larger crocodiles & alligators can go years without eating. They truly are the last dinosaurs & can lay dormant if need be to avoid an apocalyptic situation.

[@Michael-pi1lh]

These videos are perfect as they are giving updates on all the animals but if I hear about his dead egg again… 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@lb9355]

The hole in the egg was facing down. Decaying fluids drain to the bottom and make that the most nutrient rich area. A number of insects would be digging to get to that part of the egg and slowly forced it upwards.

[@jeremypurdy1833]

In future episodes, if you're unsure of an egg is dead, probably best not to add it to the ecosystem. If you do, probably best to decide firsthand if it's dead or not (even if it isn't,) and then gouge the egg when you place it inside instead of leaving it completely up to the forces of nature. I know that kind of goes against the vibe of a natural ecosystem project, or maybe it doesn't. But if you've decided the egg is dead, might as well make for certain that it is. Sounds harsh, but this egg for you and the ecosystem was just simply intended food; in my eyes that's no different than a gutted roach. I also don't think Snip is gone or anything, just hiding.

[@pushingpens]

Best series ever

[@Tppikmin]

For Christmas you should give a cake or something to one of your ant colonies

[@Tppikmin]

Also nice video

[@BrandonRodriguez-ut2bz]

I think it’s more likely that the Caiman smelled the decaying egg underneath the ground and dug it up to eat any remaining nutrients from it because I remember you showing the Caiman sleeping/resting in that undergrowth behind the hole if I remember correctly from a previous video.

[@86JoelM]

The year is 2046 society has crumbled and we still haven't been told what was in the egg.

[@greenblazer4167]

Lol

[@CRSForester]

😂

[@JustSomeGuyLass]

He'll still bring it up constantly every week too

[@piccler]

Bahaha, the egg lives on forever

[@Bildgesmythe]

Since he has baby cobras in his yard, I'll say cobra.

[@matthewfield3533]

Brilliant video, crazy how the Dark Horde could be back