I Hatched Earth's Oldest Predator (300 Million Years Old)

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• GA

  @GabesTanks · 1 month ago · pinned

  Did you spot Queen pooping on me…?😅

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• CH

  @chrispified · 1 month ago (edited)

  "earth's oldest predators" there isnt a single member of parliament here

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• MA

  @maffles76239 · 1 month ago

  Man could've looked up a video of a triop and clipped it in there but instead bought a microscope. Thats commitment right there.

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• KA

  @KazeNiTsutsumarete · 1 month ago

  &quot;Without Water, Oxygen, or any signs of life at all&quot;<br><br>Ahh, Arizona.

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• GE

  @geminimoondani919 · 1 month ago

  This was peak!<br>You educated us about the different species but with a miniature setting, a storyline and “characters”. <br><br>The drought. The Rains. The stagnant little pool. The natural evaporation. <br><br>The conditions they evolve to survive in are naturally bleak … but you had mercy and STILL enriched them with calcium, protein, and some variance.<br>What an adventure during their brief little lives.<br><br>Are these species found in the wild anywhere anymore?

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• CH

  @chakrd2d2 · 1 month ago

  R.i.p lil guy, may you clean the big ocean of the sky and live a better life 😔

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• FU

  @fullofnothingness4205 · 1 month ago

  I normally don’t care about aquarium videos, it’s not something I would seek out, but I came across this video randomly. This was a really great video. I didn’t think I was gonna learn anything today. Thanks for the effort.

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• GU

  @GUNNYCANUCK · 1 month ago

  PBS can never die, because it lives on in the hearts and minds of creators like you.

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• AL

  @Alexlalpaca · 1 month ago

  I had triops like those as a kid. The first time, I was about 6 or so, and I didn&apos;t feed them soon enough because I couldn&apos;t see that anything had hatched, and ended up with just one large and mean crustacean that had presumably eaten the whole hatchery, which I found... Uh... Somewhat upsetting, but I learned a good lesson about nature and was still pretty cool. We called her Hannibal, for obvious reasons (I, of course, didn&apos;t get the reference; my mum suggested the name, and I thought it sounded cool). I still keep the corpse preserved as a specimen in 70% isopropyl alcohol, which is something of a fucked up psycho thing to do, and I believe that&apos;s what she would have wanted.<br><br>I fed the next litter a lot earlier, as you can imagine.

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• TA

  @TaylorMason1 · 1 month ago

  Prehistoric BANGER - sweet footage in this one... microscope was WORTH IT.

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• JU

  @justanotherdaddd · 1 month ago

  I&apos;ve never been emotional about these little beings but you somehow did it

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• MA

  @mamojachceutomka5272 · 1 month ago

  I love how it shits itself at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDbPR4XI1ls&amp;t=316">5:16</a>

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