Mantis Shrimp Punch Test!

[@BraveWilderness]

Catch the Mantis Shrimp in Fishing Clash FOR FREE! Take part in my special event until December 31st to win a special pack of in-game items made specially for you, the Coyote Pack! Download it via my link fishingclash.link/BraveWilderness and use my code MANTISSHRIMP to get a special reward! - Coyote

[@realchronal]

Hello

[@RING_FF]

راح اطير من أفرح ادا جاني اشعار متابع جديد وساادع اله 🌷🌷

[@gotfrydzbouillon4191]

They are smart also. So thats way it will not work. :)

[@patrickstoyreviewspatricke8083]

I trying out

[@ddavis7281]

That's going to be painful

[@thatoneweirdbish6364]

Interesting to see that the mantis shrimp seems to be intelligent enough to notice that he doesn't really have to hunt the krill and can instead just pull it off. Didn't expect that from a shrimp of all things

[@willg1944]

its not a shrimp

[@mcdragon0123]

@@willg1944 and it's not a mantis

[@professorgame3662]

Its not intelligent

[@zztalk646]

Sometimes certain animals can be smarter than what we give them credit for. We just don't always see it.

[@thatoneweirdbish6364]

@@professorgame3662 You're absolutely right, it's a genius!

[@Slashycent]

I love how the shrimp is too smart to even bother wasting a punch. Good life lesson there.

[@oneshot444gaming5]

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[@oneshot444gaming5]

Bro just replied to himself 😂😂

[@oneshot444gaming5]

Lmao 💀💀

[@wokeuplikedis1500]

@@oneshot444gaming5 What

[@SOULAANI_]

@@wokeuplikedis1500hes having a schizo moment lol

[@ericgropuis]

Mantis Shrimp just really showed it’s smarts by being able to identify that Coyote wasn’t a threat as well as just yanking the krill off instead of punching it out because he realized it’s already dead. Love these little critters and was introduced to them years ago because of the Oatmeal comics (creators of exploding kittens and other games)

[@Lanceyyy]

my family love exploding kittens hahah

[@fluxfirax5.56]

I was introduced to the Mantis shrimp from Z Frank and his series "True facts" about the Mantis Shrimp. Worth the watch. It's really funny and informative.

[@overcringe9057]

exploding kittens is goated

[@acfreak55]

yeah they are pretty damn intelligent!

[@secla_SC]

Coyote tryin to get the mantis shrimp to punch his finger but inadvertently gaining its trust instead was hilarious.

[@bensoncheung2801]

777 👍

[@Ilovecheems891]

Hey, I haven’t watched the whole thing you just spoiled it

[@MichaelCox]

To be fair-you don’t want to get punched for real by something that could break the glass of its own aquarium if it wanted to.

[@antthegord9411]

It was adorable how he didn't want to bite the proverbial hand that feeds him and instead was curious and inquisitive about it. Then he backed away all shy and scared because he didn't know what to make of you. What an intelligent-looking little creature.

[@KingPaidWell]

Smart creature. Very intelligent actually. Able to tell the difference between friend, prey, and predator. Even went as far as to give Coyote a fist bump! 😂

[@rolandkarimdesucatan5118]

It's only friend is goby fish, it's predators are few, and it's preys are most

[@phantommyst1933]

Indeed

[@phantommyst1933]

@giveaway616Don’t tarnish JayMoji

[@mattsopiratoso790]

@@phantommyst1933 report that bot

[@FishyTomato-]

@@rolandkarimdesucatan5118 mantis shrimp dont pair with gobys. thats a pistol shrimp

[@seeMEas]

I like how you didn’t force him to hit you by being too aggressive. Shows you really do respect the animal.

[@Sahxocnsba]

Yeah I was waiting to see if he'd mess with it. Glad he didn't. Little guy is super chill and I love that they're intelligent enough to know he wasn't gonna do anything, so why go after him?

[@Heisenbrick]

You gotta scare that shrimp 🦐

[@mcbusch5486]

Having a locked up animal used for content is not what i called respect towards an animal

[@diverman1023]

It’s a good thing too. I’m not sure he realizes that if he got a full on punch on his fingertip, both of his nails would be cracked and partially removed from his fingers

[@TFB_CHRISS]

hey i live in columbus ohio

[@tvbooth22583]

I think if he was a little more aggressive that shrimp would've gave him exactly what he was looking for

[@omega9492]

Yeah, i think if coyote agitated them just a bit by pushing some sand or moving a bit faster with his fingers, he would have been smashed

[@desmondjason6195]

Definetlye

[@Feuervix]

Bothering a animal that doesn't want to attack until it gets pissed off just for a video like this is totally unnecessary, so i guess that's why coyote choose to not agitated the shrimp.

[@aidanmccourt3492]

@@Feuervix if u compare it to other vids he had bugs agitated in tweezers n other situations where he agitated animals n such

[@robertlawrence4719]

@@omega9492 maybe coyote had no desire to get punched. Maybe he even knew getting punched by a mantis shrimp is not the best of ideas .

[@JMScomp]

People often underestimate the intelligence of animals, but I find this hilarious. Mantis Shrimp is just like, "Uhhh...what are you doing? Ohey you brought me food. Thanks!"

[@leesuor11]

Yeah they are super smart. They can tell what is a threat what’s not.

[@Private-lw1td]

I love how the Shrimp basically says "No, Coyote. You don't want catching these hands."

[@GiRR007]

Shrimp: Ahh one of the giant god creatures that give me food constantly *gives fist bump*

[@saintsaens21]

:D

[@MigDonalds4235]

Man, Coyote is such a great goalie. He wouldn’t let any shot get in 😂😂😂

[@PhoenixLaw92]

Still stopped more shots than Columbus could all season.

[@haydenanderson2121]

@@PhoenixLaw92 haha

[@cyberpunksssss]

Hire him instead of Merzlikins

[@AvalynTheAccursed]

- Tries to get dangerous shrimp to attack him - Accidentally becomes its friend Coyote is TOO good with animals

[@mr.paulino9318]

He acted exactly how most aquatic pets would. I raised a snapping turtle and it refused to snap at my finger even when directly in his mouth.

[@PentaromaLMA0]

you put too much trust in that turtle bruh

[@saywhat9158]

He is a “domesticated” Mantis Shrimp and is intelligent enough to know not to smash human hands that feed him so you did prove they are intelligent and do not just indiscriminately attack.

[@johnnymorningstar2855]

Goes to show the Mantis Shrimp is very intelligent. It probably knew Coyote isn't a eel nor felt a sense of danger. Also knew the krill was already dead so why bother punching it lol I love this channel. I've learned so much over the years to the point I'd like to donate to the various organizations you all have introduced me to. Keep up the great work!!

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

So much speculation kekw

[@ethanabecasis4579]

It was so scared it tried to burrow itself away. Coyote is a monster to it

[@everyonesinsane7689]

@@ethanabecasis4579to be fair anything that small would try to get away from something 20x bigger than it self

[@Znirp123789]

i think out of all the things, this one could've had the worst consequences, because if they're strong enough to break aquarium glass it would've probably broken your fingers or ripped your nails off, depending on the location hit

[@Visualeaf]

They definitely can break a human finger with a well placed swing. Powerful little guys.

[@laughs150]

There's videos of fishermen getting hit on their boot enough to draw blood.

[@laughs150]

The video is easy to find mr Markus

[@yewtewbstew547]

@@laughs150 Yeah I saw that one. I'm guessing in that clip, it hit him with the spike instead of the full knuckle punch.

[@melsir2687]

This is the friendliest Mantis Shrimp I've ever seen. 😭

[@pitbullgamer8116]

A 22 caliber bullet is faster than 50 mph when it leaves the gun

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

Yeah but only like 10 times faster. 😂

[@sephondranzer]

9:39 I legit thought “awwe” when that shrimp decided to take the food without hitting or stabbing Coyote 😂❤

[@silashurd3597]

This animal has pretty much everything! it can perceive 12 different channels of color while we can only perceive 3. It can detect Ultra Violet and polarized light, things that are invisible to us. And it has the strongest punch in the animal kingdom! whoever made this shrimp basically said "why not?" and went all out on it. What a lucky animal

[@connorstutz0056]

it actually has 16 different color cones not 12

[@CapnWack]

God is that whoever you mention.

[@Jacob-Simonsen]

Evolution is surely amazing

[@tactic34wot52]

@@CapnWack hey dipshit, maybe it wasn't your God that made it. Mightve been a Hindu God, posiden. Or one of the numerous other gods and deities. Or it just evolved naturally

[@elperronimo]

It's OP

[@georgieippolito9924]

This creature understands the hand that feeds him. he's not in the wild and punching that hand could be his doom. Mantis shrimps are highly intelligent too

[@Goatisme]

The shrimp is very cute and its investigation of yourself was truly mind boggling, especially seeing its incredible eyes and sensor organs in action.

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Just because they have the word shrimp in their name doesn't mean their shrimp. They're actually a stomatapod.

[@navyfitdestroyerofponds9723]

@@chisaquaticvibe6524it’s a pretty cool shrimp 🤙🏾

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

@@navyfitdestroyerofponds9723 it's not a shrimp. It's a stomatapod.

[@navyfitdestroyerofponds9723]

@@chisaquaticvibe6524 okay sorry

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

@@navyfitdestroyerofponds9723 Don't be sorry. You just didn't know they were stomatapods despite having the word shrimp in their name.

[@gr8latino]

What did we learn today? That I’ll never get back the 12min I spent watching this with no pay off.

[@bluephoenix3556]

The colors on this Mantis Shrimp are beautiful. You can tell it's a tropical animal.

[@rileygestwa5042]

ALSO! I feel like we didn’t address the fact that mantis shrimp look beautiful but in reality have MORE colours than the human eye can perceive which I always thought was neat

[@thabaninyathi7737]

He also said ohio

[@Sahxocnsba]

I think you mean they can see more than we can, he's effectively able to see most of the spectrum. They have 12 different kinds of photo receptors, unlike ours which only have 3. They're so intelligent and absolutely beautiful creatures. I'm thinking about getting one when I get my own place and giving the little guy a big tank to have a nice chill life. The one thing I've seen with people that own mantis shrimp, is that they often live in fairly small tanks for their size. I wouldn't want to overwhelm em with such a tiny living space.

[@punawelewele]

Speak for yourself, I perceived all the colors.

[@jaydesai2721]

The human eyes can still perceive small differences in particular wavelengths of color. Like we can perceive different colors of green.

[@KO-ew1zu]

It's actually believed that that may have been incorrect now, and instead it's actually just that they have a difference in their cones with how they process color, but they don't actually perceive more colors. They are beautiful though!

[@CreatureCal]

I like how the mantis shrimp knows when to pull its punches. Impressive! “With great power comes great responsibility.”

[@eldestmochi913]

As a goalie, you can feel the impact when taking a shot but it doesn’t hurt at all. The protective gear these days is so good that it’ll only hurt if the puck catches you in an exposed spot not covered by padding, which is uncommon.

[@08alexnyc]

Coyote...get a special effects expert to morph your hand into a live crab or Moray Eel and let's see what happens. Keep a thermometer in the water and watch the change in water temp. Give the pistol shrimp a shot (pun intended) as well. Do it in the dark; I'm interested in seeing the spark in the water. Mantis Shrimp 2.0.

[@dacoup5955]

I love how it paddles with their little feet in the water, they're actually pretty damn quick like that, at first glance it looks like a lobster until you see its dazzling array of colors, it looks very intrigued in its surrounding and is smart enough to know that you're not a threat, its able to gauge threat levels much more efficiently and no just rely on impulse and thats probably due to its stellar eye sight, apparently ... Humans can only process three channels of colour (red, green and blue), while mantis shrimps perceive 12 channels of colour, and can detect UV (ultra violet) and polarised light so imagine a color you can't even imagine and multiply that by 9, makes me think of someone on acid just running around in a clown costume in the middle of the ocean lol ... its really an incredible species and best of all is you can actually keep them as pets, if i could re incarnate into any animal on the planet in my later life, i'd probably choose to be the mantis shrimp...

[@AnakinSkyobiliviator]

"acceleration rate of 50 miles per hour" the science nerd within me: **screams with agony**

[@jakoverslept3096]

Lol I thought the same thing. That's not acceleration hahaha.

[@blandoatmeal1273]

Thank you for being the first one I found

[@Insane_Power]

Me someone who knows anything about guns 22 Calibers shoot at 800 MPH on average not 50 wtf

[@epicspacetroll1399]

I was so confused by that part. An acceleration rate of 50 mph? Something about a bullet going 50 mph which it definitely doesn't? None of that made sense to me lol.

[@Lucaz99]

So apparently, the average Peacock Mantis Shrimp punch is faster than the faster ever recorded punch by a man by 5 mph. Punching at 23m/s is pretty fast but it’s not even close to the slowest subsonic .22 LR bullet I could find, that is on average fired at 330m/s. Fast for a punch but can’t be compared to a bullet. I see it all the time being incorrectly said when talking about Mantis Shrimps though. HOWEVER, we got to consider this little guy is punching stuff UNDERWATER. Actually shouldn’t have even compared them to humans.

[@GCJACK83]

There's two versions of Mantis shrimp. One of them has the hammers. The other has the harpoons. Fun fact, during World War II, ships kept hearing snapping in the sonar headphones. The cause of the snapping noises were these shrimps beating on crabs.

[@Femaiden]

i like how graceful and cute it is how it does the little spins and somesaults when i moves around. almost like it's showing off. also, seems like it's smarter than he gave it credit for. it realized that it didn't "need" to strike, so it didn't strike.

[@ayyonmichaels9731]

That first punch was defintely a fist bump... Like wadup foo... 😂

[@orang2680]

The real video starts at 6:00 😂

[@MikeRotch11]

Yeah thanks for that. Hate to call Coyote a sell out, but kinda hard not to fit that label when a third of the video is an ad and the actual content kinda sucked

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

​@@MikeRotch11sell out now equals someone that wants to make money to gee I don't know... live and make more content

[@erebus53]

Kinda not salty about the hype having no payoff... because that animal is just so much fun to watch moving around. The colours are amazing and seeing it problem-solving is really interesting.

[@toddpf]

A 22 caliber bullet leaves the barrel of a gun at over 600 mph.

[@ImnotgoingSideways]

Lesson learned: Mantis shrimp counter their apparent danger with beauty, grace, and significant intelligence. Would make an excellent aquarium pet... in a bullet proof aquarium.

[@karenmenendez2869]

It's incredible how a mantis shrimp can punch faster that a blink of an eye

[@Maozedingdonger]

50mph is not the same as a .22 caliber bullet. .22 bullets have a muzzle velocity of about 11 to 1200 feet per second which is about 800 miles per hour. Not 50. Note that there are sub-sonic rounds that travel slower... but not that slow.

[@logan6747]

I think he was talking acceleration of the bullet, but its still around 175+ mph so more than 3x that of a mantis shrimp punch

[@logan6747]

And that is with an average 16inch barrel btw feel free to check my math

[@afreiden]

I can throw a bullet 50mph, so it is pretty nuts that no one on his production team caught that. Unbelievable, actually. I sometimes wonder if errors that egregious are intentional to get more ppl commenting and hence more monetization.

[@--Justin--]

@@logan6747 The acceleration of a 22 bullet isn't "around 175+ mph", it's around 3,000,000,000 MPH per hour.

[@lycorisgaming5422]

That shrimp was like oh hey thanks for the snack. Least aggressive little dude ever lol

[@Snizake2012]

I’ve always loved this animal. From its different species, the spear one etc, to the eye sight which he forgot to mention is the most advanced in the animal kingdom, to the colors.

[@egg.007]

Also it got a lot of arms/legs of different utility like sensing, grabbing, punching,swimming etc.

[@cristianm.5689]

No, he didn't "forget" it's actually mentioned that they have incredible eyesight

[@KasualBeast]

He literally mentioned the eye sight being exceptional tard

[@user-fs1lc2cj5s]

@@cristianm.5689 Well, it’s quite more than that. We humans have 3 color cones, while the mantis shrimp has over 10. It’s not just that their eyesight is impressive, they are able to see thousands of more colors than we could even imagine!

[@MrSaturnMusic]

@@user-fs1lc2cj5s i read recently that this actually isn't the case Human eyes have 3 color detecting cones that our brains can use to blend together to see the spectrum of color that we can see The mantis shrimp has many many more cones than we do, but their brains don't use them together like we do, each cone is used by itself Explaining it is weird, so I'll go with an example. We have a blue cone and a red cone, our brains can use them together to see shades of purple. The Mantis shrimp would need a purple cone, because they can't use their red and blue cones in conjunction the same way we do

[@reinieltredes8306]

The mantis shrimp is lethal enough to a human. Punching can result of broken bones and deep laceration. Imagine being hit by a .22mm bullet

[@Pretzel829]

Literally the only entertaining experiment from this guy and it doesn’t happen, best clickbait ever

[@C_In_Outlaw3817]

Although, those punches they use probably use up a lot of energy. I’d imagine they avoid using them unless they have to

[@sniper9840]

I was honestly scared that mantis shrimp was gonna break his nail in half

[@TheAbbyStabby]

Knowing these shrimp can break thick glass with their punches, I am glad Coyote didn't end up losing a finger tip to this very intelligent and adorable cutie! If there is a rematch and he does get punched... God speed, Coyote.

[@rsuriyop]

I can't believe you put your two little fingers in harm's way just to show that he won't punch them into stardust.

[@DarisHolt]

A 22 caliber bullet is going 1070 feet per second which is around 781 miles per hour. Why would you say the mantis strikes at 50 mph and that .22 is around the same speed? No where close.

[@smgboy0114]

I'm so glad coyote is back. I miss his videos.

[@babygoblingamer]

we need a rematch maybe a wild one or one that lives in captivity that’s more aggressive will punch

[@moonloon1212]

I mean I feel baited It didn't even punch him

[@Yahya_Zi]

New skill unlocked: the shrimp understands English

[@Mystrohan]

What an absolutely civilized fellow. And what a lovely color scheme on him.

[@LG1ikLx]

I think it's actually more interesting that he didn't attack you and was smart enough to not bother on both attempts.

[@chaindriven6464]

Amazing content Coyote but check the math about the speed of that 22. A slow 22 travels around 1000 FPS which is about 681 MPH. That mantis punch seems way faster! Love your content. Keep up the great work! ❤

[@roufailsgames7239]

I caught this as well. Speed also is not the same thing as acceleration.

[@TrinidaddyGdom]

5 newtons is also nothing. All the math in this video is wrong lol

[@knighthunter1791]

@@TrinidaddyGdom yeah that has got to be like 100 or more Newtons.

[@ArgyleBitstream]

@@TrinidaddyGdom Only thing I can figure is that they're actually calculating the impulse and got 5 newton-seconds. That's what you get from the given formula for the slapshot for the mass of a puck, 50mph, and assuming they used 0-50 in a third of a second for the shot that gives around 5Ns. Which is about a third of the impulse of a baseball bat imparts to a ball, so 5Ns could ruin your day if it's impulse.

[@sadmachines6991]

Did you mean the escape velocity of a 22 being shot under water?

[@Gaving55]

Ok so the mantis shrimp may be relly fast but it may not be as strong as a bullet

[@enriqueramirez0615]

I don't think it's worth it to get punch by this little shrimp, I mean one guy already got his arm punch by the shrimp there we're blood everywhere and we're not going to let that happen to you.

[@orphanshome1000]

I like how he didn't even give credit to Massimosaquatics, for the B-roll footage of the crabs being demolished

[@walterstanford8162]

Stinger was having A LOT of fun I can tell he doesn't get too do this often 😊 (This is Ohio NHL team we aren't really known for hockey but we're still learning)

[@killabeans]

Let's go Jackets!

[@xrpbold6264]

Dont under estimate the mantis shrimp, not only they are pretty but they are smart too.😋

[@FunLifeGame]

Coyote, if you want to get hit by the mantis shrimp you should hit it first and then it will fight back thinking it can be eaten.

[@Moondougie]

Man, mantis shrimps are such a beauty. That's the look of a winner in evolution if you'll ask me.

[@AndyIsLazy18]

It's been so many years how is this man still alive with those venomous and dangerous experience this man is superhuman wtf 💀💀💀💀

[@glitchyalex5098]

I wonder what part of evolution just said "let's just punch REALLY hard"

[@Oreyodo]

I didn’t know that the peacock mantis shrimp also had the spear. I thought that there were two types of mantis shrimp, and the one with the spear was less colorful, and more of an ambush predator.

[@brianwidner9832]

I thought the same that there were two types

[@JasonTheGamer18]

Imagine getting punched then you feel the most molten, lavauistic and hot punch you've ever had

[@zombiejager9735]

Lmfao bro said “…Buddy if I punch that finger of yours you’re never gonna use it again. Respect the courage tho.” *fist bump*

[@lc500yyc]

Incredible how greatly evolved this creature is. It's like the swiss army knife of the sea

[@rqrii]

I’ve never seen someone so mad that they didn’t get punched, especially by a mantis shrimp 🤨😆😆

[@LadyRavencide13]

Such a beautiful animal 😍 i appreciate how you didn't resort to bullying it in order to elicit a response.

[@Nishom0926]

Saitama taking notes 📝: Serious Punch, Investigative Punch.

[@WeaZel8166]

Can you believe that some people in the world actually have mantis shrimp as pets ....its punchin

[@WeaZel8166]

👊

[@Kingofthe5ive]

I LOVE THAT YOU ARE BACK CONSISTENT, I USED TO WATCH YOU WHEN I WAS 14 AND HAVENT STOPPED 6 YEARS LATER I LOVE YOU COYOTE

[@hatersgonnarate3973]

That’s a very well mannered Mantis Shrimp

[@Semirotta]

*To all of you who came to see the Shrimp and not all this 8+ minutes of advertising, skip to **8:00** and move on from that.* The shrimp punch can destroy hardened shells of crustaceans, it can definitely easily break the skin and if given enough time and effort; most likely able to break the bone aswell. P.S I would of not have ever expected Brave Wilderness to start advertising predatorily monetized mobile games..

[@zaurmoussaieff]

Just a cute guy living his regular life

[@OCRay1]

They are far smarter than you give them credit.

[@jacobhenschke3666]

standard velocity for a 22lr (the most common cartage with a 22 Cal bullet other than 223rem/556nato) is anywhere between 600fps(409mph) to 1300fps(886mph) depending on a lot of factors your an entire order of magnitude off.

[@vetteconnoisseur9531]

Just started watching this and the 50mph caught me too...i thought to myself who do they have doing math calculations LOL. Even a 68cal paintball gun fires a ball near 200mph. Simple calc on a 40gr .22lr gave me 852mph

[@VikingTeddy]

I get that oopsies happen. But you need to be extra unobservant to not catch it. And having several people working on the video makes it even more baffling : The average human can kick at 50mph, and punch at about 20mph. Trained athletes can double the numbers.

[@creepercrepe8910]

I think what he meant was the same acceleration, not velocity.

[@kingcosworth2643]

Was looking for this comment

[@--Justin--]

@@creepercrepe8910 That would be even worse. The acceleration of a 22 bullet is 3 billion miles per hour per hour (literally, I'm not exaggerating). It goes from zero to full speed in 1 millisecond.

[@gpheonix1]

I am now waiting for a “MINDCONTROLLED by a zombie parasite!”

[@gpheonix1]

Btw I haven’t watched anything for a good while (like a year?) and I can tell there has been a big bump in production valley. Whatever you guys did, the presentation and entertainment quality is awesome. Btw, I would like to see a bullet shrimp next.

[@thecooljohn100]

What a beautiful creature! I'm glad you didn't try to stress it too badly just for the video and respected it. Loved seeing the curiosity and intellect of such a small sea animal, but I guess as a niche predator it's probably smarter than your average fish.

[@Pyro-et9vs]

Seeing a coyote born in arizona flopping about on the ice is hilarious!

[@Luux123]

10:25 no-one gonna talk about how in sync that was??

[@matheard3572]

Force correction for the hockey puck. The force output of a hockey puck is typically around 163 joules or 530 Newtons OR 120 lbs-force. 5.2 Newtons is equal to about 1 lb force.

[@dillyboyq]

If humans had the strength of that little guy we could throw baseballs to the moon! Easily one of my favorite creatures on this planet!

[@flakken44]

Small note on terminology: you can't measure acceleration in miles/hour, so instead of 50mph it should probably be 50 miles/hour/second (which means it accelerates from 0mph to 50mph in a second)

[@I-TM-I]

Me after dipping my balls with glued on krill into the tank of my very territorial and aggressive mantis shrimp: 🗿

[@zacktengler4124]

I mean you just didnt want to get punched

[@RosesOfSaturn]

There are more ads in the video than education...smh

[@j420n8]

That probe lens is awesome. Love how close you were able to get

[@josephvazquez2878]

I think it amazing how intelligent these guys are I've seen a lot at fish stores and they are totally friendly I'm not saying all of them are but the 3 I met were pretty chill and very curious u could hand feed it which I thought was awesome

[@legendarymuramasa2247]

Mantis Shrimp really follows the phrase, "Never -bite- punch the hand that feeds you."

[@lanigirognithemos]

Mantis shrimp be like: "Why throw a punch when there is no punch needed to be thrown?" Most zen shrimp ever 🤣

[@craigk.235]

That game looks really fun! The Mantis Shrimp is so beautiful, it is really smart. This sea creature is amazing! Happy Holidays to you and the crew.

[@markm15]

That shrimp got hands

[@preciosaarlisia]

This channel always raises my blood pressure! But I can’t stop watching😭

[@Bombiedude.]

I always thought mantis shrimps were so cool because theyre basically a hybrid of a shrimp and a praying mantis

[@tylerangel4073]

You got lucky that thing would draw blood and your finger nail would have been cracked

[@KBM5]

This actually showed the intelligence and even tenderness that can be expressed by a crustacean.