Introduction to Entomology - Part I

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thank you!
Comment from : @ipd0043

thank you so much
Comment from : @noraimahacmad8985

24:50brHer: "Anyone know what kind of an arachnid?"brMe: "Spider!"brHer: "It's a tick, very good!"brMe: "Thank you"
Comment from : @danielsark4118

Insect beings are special and should be protected
Comment from : @leo-unddieAnderen

Pests?
Comment from : @leo-unddieAnderen

Thank you for this powerful lectures
Comment from : @tendekaimubariki4227

awesome!
Comment from : @hedgey4695

this reminds of the old days students sitting together in a bschool/b and actually learning something
Comment from : @Gamerfat

Someone there is obviously sick Congested coughing, spreading sickness
Comment from : @FusionDeveloper

I love this Rediscovered an old hobby!
Comment from : @Squiderrant

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Comment from : @abdullahaboshahd8730

I’m here because I’m scared of them I’m hoping if I understand them, I’ll be relieved of my phobia
Comment from : @theamericancommie727

Not even in college, just taking notes on this because corona has me stuck inside
Comment from : @Bella-qr4ry

Very nice presentation thankyou so much
Comment from : @GajendraSingh-zz6om

cockroaches are not part of the orthoptera
Comment from : @rixyandug2543

THE LANGUAGE HERE IS NOT GENDER NEUTRAL, THEY ARE USING PRONOUNS HE AND SHE AND NOT THEY AND THEM WHEN THE INSECTS CANT EVEN CHOOSE THEIR GENDER
Comment from : @mattlove9066

THIS IS OLD AND OUTDATED, THIS IS ALL THE WAY BACK FROM 2008
Comment from : @mattlove9066

Very nice topic I like it
Comment from : @juliusoirisha

Thanks for interesting and encouraging Video! Good luck! my wish to become my teacher in PhD ENTOMOLOGY
Comment from : @SaddamHussain-gg5ws

I hate the current state of colleges in America and the babies that inhabit them, so I am teaching myself entomology Thank you for this resource
Comment from : @privateuser7

This is a great intro to entomology If you are interested in learning about invertebrates, you will like my channel: wwwyoutubecom/user/chrisegnoto/videos
Comment from : @chrisegnoto

Knowledge is a right for all, not a privilege for a few Long live the interwebs!
Comment from : @efgohqefgf1441

Thanks for the presentation I want to do my master in entomology, can i get a scholarship? An African currently living in the U S i have a first degree in Agriculture
Comment from : @klfimpactinternationallibe5914

Hahaha this video is so 90s haha i love it (2002 i know but same thing)
Comment from : @bradleymcewen4654

I'm not even in college, but I know I wanna be an entomologist, so why not start young?
Comment from : @GumCow

thanks its very informative and easy to understand
Comment from : @khansaab1920

Thanks for interesting and encouraging Video! Good luck! Best greetings from entomologist in Ukraine! :)
Comment from : @VictorFursov

Bugs are gross
Comment from : @toddfromwork8931

Some corrections of mistakes in this video: While Orthoptera does contain grasshoppers, katydids, and crickets, it does not contain roaches, mantids, or stick insects Roaches belong to Blattodea, mantids belong to Mantodea, and stick insects belong to Phasmotodea
Comment from : @helladapttoreading8465

Very informative and easy to listen to Thanks
Comment from : @arlie505

i get confused on the order of cockroach to place it in order orthoptera as grasshopper
Comment from : @laurentndonje51

i need your help on ametabolous
Comment from : @laurentndonje51

hi your teaching method is very best ,and i like you okkkkkkk THANKS
Comment from : @mayankkashyap5127

very useful information and effective
Comment from : @mejazkhalil9749

WOW ITS REALLY EFFECTIVE PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEO MAAMbrFROM INDIAbr I AM A STUDENT OF RTM UNIVERSITY
Comment from : @BalaBiologyWorld

this information is timely
Comment from : @chindangmwanle3874

very informative and interesting
Comment from : @mmusaabro8503

I've actually seen one grape leaf skeletonizer this past summer It was blue Haven't seen one since
Comment from : @cristihangarcia7028

nope ants and bees belong to the Hymenoptera, which have a complete metamorphosis, just like butterflies Termites have their own order (Isoptera) and are more closely related to Mantises and cockroaches
Comment from : @eyeofjudgement

yes it is
Comment from : @Majsimir

Wait Mollusca is a phylum, not a class!
Comment from : @SrihariYamanoor

I thought Termites had larvae? Ants have larvae, bees have larvae They're all in the same group Aren't they?
Comment from : @ImagineNoReligions

i love bugs
Comment from : @anthonyvillarreal2839

the taxonomy in this is pretty bad Orthoptera does not contain cockroaches, mantids or stick insects!
Comment from : @Arm2775

I know trillions of facts about insects already, I hope to be a good entomologist
Comment from : @xXAISPXx

i want to be an entomologist when i am older and i used to live next door to the head of entomology of canberra (CSIRO) matt
Comment from : @ninjatomoki

damn you young ones! i am twenty-two and just decided i want to be an entomologist! better late than never
Comment from : @DustinMcC7

Oh, entomology I was actually loking for videos on Etymology I kind of misspelled it and ended up hereI am going to watch this anyway
Comment from : @conoba