Simulating an Ant Colony for 1000 Days

[Simulating an Ant Colony for 1000 Days]

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What happens if you raise an ant colony for 1000 days? A single queen will have to create a colony, assemble an army, and win a war if she's to survive. Watch a single queen ant build a colony over 1000 days, from nest construction to raising a workforce. The colony faces threats from rival ants and must find food and defend itself. This

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World’s Biggest vs Smallest Egg - Hatching Experiment

[World’s Biggest vs Smallest Egg - Hatching Experiment]

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What happens if you hatch the world’s biggest and smallest eggs? I ordered 10 ostrich, 20 duck, and 100 quail to find out! Dr. Plants hatches ostrich, duck, and quail eggs, documenting the unexpectedly challenging journey of raising them. The tiny quail chicks quickly become dependent, while the ducklings

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Simulating Africa for 100 Days

[Simulating Africa for 100 Days]

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Africa is one of the most dangerous ecosystems on earth, and I attempted to simulate it for 100 days. If an animal I show in the video is not native to Africa, it has a similar counterpart there, and I cannot keep the African variant due to legal restrictions.

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Raising 10,000 Bees (in my home)

Raising 10,000 Bees (in my home)

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I brought 10,000 bees into my home to learn what it truly means to be part of a hive. What followed was war, death, and a desperate mission to save their queen.

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Nepal's Mad Honey That Causes Hallucinations (They climb to go insane)

Nepal's Mad Honey That Causes Hallucinations (They climb to go insane)

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The mad honey is produced by apis laboriosa, the largest honey bee on earth. Being 3 centimeters tall, this species is twice as large as the average worker honey bee and has long stingers that can easily penetrate clothing. If there’s anything more exciting than mad honey itself, it’s surely the way of harvesting it. Grayanotoxins come from the nectar of rhododendron flowers that bloom in the Himalayas, and it takes about 4 million flower visits for bees to make just 1 kilogram of honey. An average worker bee produces only 1/20th of a tablespoon of honey in its entire lifetime. This honey doesn't have an antidote; most of the time, the body can tolerate it, but there are rare cases where it has caused heart failure. Before even considering tasting it, it's best to stick to your doctor’s recommendations. This honey isn’t easy to come by. It requires skilled and brave individuals to harvest it from cliffside hives. The Gurung tribe preserves a rich cultural legacy. This video contains advertisement of my game "The Last Drop" and my game development company "Bonobos Game". A huge shotout to our friends at Best Mad Honey team. Link to their website for more information about mad honey is down below:

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Hunting and Eating Monkeys with a NATIVE TRIBE in the Amazon Jungle | The Waorani

Hunting and Eating Monkeys with a NATIVE TRIBE in the Amazon Jungle | The Waorani

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I am a filmmaker and YouTuber who creates documentaries about travels around the world. I started an Arabic channel in 2016, creating travel vlogs after quitting my job as an accountant in Saudi Arabia. Today, I dedicate myself to creating documentaries and have reached 10 million subscribers on my channel. Please subscribe to the channel 🤍 to support me.

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Hunt to Survive | Hadza Tribe (Unchanged for 50,000 years)

Hunt to Survive | Hadza Tribe (Unchanged for 50,000 years)

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The Hadza, the most primitive tribe living on earth. They are hunter gatherers just like our ancestors were thousands of years ago. Deep into the wild savannah, where uncertainty awaits behind every bush, they chase rock hyraxes, antelopes and baboons. The Hadza tribe has been living near Lake Eyasi in Northern Tanzania for over 50,000 years and only made first contact with the modern world around 150 years ago. They speak Hadzane, a unique language with clicks. For the next 3 days, I’ll be a part of their tribe and witness their way of life.

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