Winterwatch 2022 - Caddisfly larvae

Chris Packham narrates a segment about the winter lives of caddisflies (Trichoptera) in British rivers. Taken from the second episode of Winterwatch 2022.

[@cloroxbitch2491]

I’ve remembered seeing these when I was little, playing in a river while camping. I was so intrigued!

[@behemoth2887]

Found a few of these roaming around in a river in Ireland

[@adventureducklings]

I'm surprised this amazing video doesn't have more views from fly fishermen. Really awesome stuff!

[@highlandtroutfishing5910]

Amazing

[@Langkowski]

For some reason I'm just fond of aquatic insects

[@stephaniebannister2364]

There's caddisfly larvae in my book (My book is called; 1001 Hugs To Spot)

[@FrankPCarpi]

That was some beautiful cininatography underwater folks! Thank you for sharing this video of these creatures doing what God has programmed them to do in order to survive and evade predators. Evolution my eye! When are people all going to wake up and realize that this type of behavior could never have evolved, but was programmed into the mind of these creatures by our Omniscient Almighty Yahweh Elohim!? Give honor and praise where it is due, and the whole world of possibilities will open up for you.

[@blogorgonopsid]

Hey calm down, you realize you're writing this under a video uploaded by someone who's been running evolution/palaeontology blog for 15 years? 'sides, I have a feelin' you and Wahweh might enjoy my Batman and his Boyfriends video. :)

[@FrankPCarpi]

@@blogorgonopsid Your feeling about anything to do with Batman and his boyfriend is absolutely insidious. I have no desire for foolishness, and especially don't like the name of the Lord blasphemed by mimicry.

[@blogorgonopsid]

@@FrankPCarpi Well I am the Lord himself and I'm telling you I didn't program these caddisfly larvae to anything. :D Look, I get that you're some creationist but you don't have to propagate your ideas absolutely everywhere.

[@sugaredviolets2085]

@@FrankPCarpiNo one asked you.