Why the World Without Insects Would Be Your Worst Nightmare (ft.

[@MyWildBackyard]

Love the reference to Jack's intro

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Had to do it

[@bugtalk84]

Bugs are so important yet so underappreciated.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

I couldn’t agree more, they do so much for humanity and really never get the credit they deserve. Thank you so much for watching!

[@smetlogik]

That amount of effort that goes into these videos. 🤯 Just another FREE peek as an insider in the natural world. Congrats on 5K gentlemen, well deserved!

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you very much, that’s an honor coming from you! We’re always working on pushing our content to be as engaging and valuable as possible, and your videos are a huge inspiration for us. We’re glad you enjoyed, your support keeps us going!

[@andyoke50]

Thank you Harrison & Evan. Been waiting for some Entomology to pop up. Love it. Great to see my bud Jack as well.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Happy to deliver, we’ve been wanting to release some of our insect content from Ecuador for a while now. We got a macro lens recently, so a lot more entomology content is coming this year!

[@andyoke50]

Great, Thank you-@@TheWildlifeBrothers

[@Herbie11]

5,000! Congrats! Well deserved.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you so much, your support truly means the world to us!

[@Thayer2000]

Thank you my friends! That was Woncderful!

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you for watching, we’re really glad you enjoyed!

[@joykurtz7355]

Loved your wonderful camera work in this!!!

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you very much! We got a lot of cool shots, but we also were generously provided with a bunch of amazing footage from our friends that made the video come together. Glad you enjoyed!

[@Morales-nt6vi]

I grew up in NYC near a large park not Central Park. I feel lucky for knowing these beautiful interesting creatures. I also notice undeniable lower numbers of various species for the last five to fifteen years. I too am a self proclaimed bug nerd. 👍

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

I have to agree, we’ve also noticed some gradual declines even in our lifetime, and I imagine it’s even more pronounced if you’ve been been around the area longer. The more bug nerds we have, the better we can mitigate this crisis! Thanks for watching!

[@JeSuisSatchel]

The wildlife brothers keep me going

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Satchel Snow keeps us going, so that works out well

[@curryfangsw1303]

I can’t live without ur videos

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Happy to be of service 🫡

[@ThePollaton]

Congrats on hitting 5k. I’m the person who picks up a bee or a beetle, feeds the spiders rescues the worm. Doesn’t matter whether it has no legs or 8 it deserves respect. I know that’s not all insects I’ve just mentioned, before I get the keyboard warriors correcting me. lol. Watch out wildlife bros for that two legged creature named jack 😂😂

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you so much! We are those same people, every invert we find is just as exciting and valuable as any other creature we could come across. Way to stay ahead of the keyboard warriors 😂. Thanks for the support, it means more than you know!

[@BugsandBiology]

Congratulations on 5k subscribers!

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Cheers Jackson, thank you so much! We appreciate the support. And likewise, congrats on 20k!

[@JacksWorldofWildlife]

Fantastic video boys! Some great points and info shared here! Really enjoyed this video, although I may be a little biased.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you so much man! We’re happy to have an excuse to talk about how cool insects are, and it’s always an honor to get to work with you in the field. Looking forward to shooting more content together soon!

[@Ragtter]

So true!! Keep up the great work!!

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

We appreciate it, thank you for the support!

[@Ecotasia]

Really love the intro and all the insects you showed

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you so much JJ! We got to see some cool stuff down there, but without all the people who generously shared footage with us this video never could have been made. Glad you enjoyed!

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Howdy, partners. . . 🤠

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Howdy! Thanks for watching again this week!

[@행운빛의시선에서]

여러종류의 다양한 곤충의 세계를 자세히 설명해주니 공부많이합니다 혹시 쌍둥이 형제신가봐요 이채널 너무좋아합니다

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

매우 감사합니다! Insects are such a fun group to study, and we barely scratched the surface of how crazy insects get with this one. Yes, we are identical twins! Thank you for watching, it means the world to us!

[@isa_L]

I don't like parasitic bugs that only do more harm than good, the entire variants of wasp and fly for example. and also Cockroaches.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

It’s understandable to not be the biggest fan of invertebrates, they’re certainly not the easiest animals to relate to. But species like wasps, flies, and cockroaches play vital roles in their ecosystems, including many things that benefit us like pollinating plants, controlling the populations of other inverts, and recycling valuable nutrients back into the environment via decomposition. Thanks for watching!

[@NYInsectFinders]

Excellent vid fellas 🔥 Idk if you’ve checked my channel or not but my videos are not good quality yet. but seeing the videos u guys make as well as others like jack, spencer and mikey with cool critters, really inspires me to put some effort in on making my own videos. And i always watch the vids with my morning coffee or night time before bed, just great entertainment and info on wildlife that i think spreads the enthusiasm to those who watch. Keep up the good work, im always on the lookout for bug videos from u guys so this one was sick.

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

Thank you very much, we greatly appreciate it! We have seen your content and we both thoroughly enjoy it, keep up the great work! Spencer, Jack, and Mikie are all legends, we’re very fortunate to get to work alongside some exceptional educators and wildlife ambassadors. We have a ton of insect and other invert content coming soon, and now that we have a macro lens we have lots of new targets to film too. Thanks so much for watching!

[@sarahtakenaka2362]

Okay but what if we just got rid of centipedes

[@TheWildlifeBrothers]

They’re really useful too! They’re the top predators of some very unique ecosystems, we do actually need them around.