Waching daily Nov 4 2017

7 Signs That You Are A Highly Intuitive Empath (Not Just a Normal One)

As an empath or intuitive person, you might be highly sensitive to the feelings of others

and the energy around you as the ether that binds the fabric of reality, it is literally

being constructed around us at all times.

It's exquisitely mind-boggling to ponder.

The truth is that ALL of us have the power to manifest our desires, but it's the people

that cultivate a level of discernment with the energy they experience first-hand that

determines what flows with ease, and what is hindered by metaphysical resistance.

In this video, I'm going to share with you 7 signs that you are a highly intuitive empath,

and not just a normal one.

If you find this information is helpful to you,

make sure to like this video and subscribe to this channel, so you won't miss any of

our interesting updates in the future!

1.

YOU HAVE "KNOWINGS" ABOUT THINGS BEFORE THEY HAPPEN

You might get a bad feeling in your gut or a feeling of optimism that something will

work out for the best for you.

Either way, you "know" within your heart that an outcome will happen before you hear

the news.

Just one thing, not all "knowings" have to be bad news.

Have you ever had a feeling that someone was pregnant?

Or have you thought of an old friend and then they contact you out of the blue?

Your body often feels energetic responses as a way to discern events that are in the

process of unfolding.

You might feel a pang in your stomach, an itchy hand, hairs standing up on your neck,

butterflies etc.

It's a personal process to identify.

2.

CERTAIN SITUATIONS FREAK YOU OUT

People that are highly sensitive to energy are often easily stimulated by sensory experiences

such as loud noises, food and crowded places.

Anywhere that has been heavily populated by human beings will make an empath's senses

go into overdrive.

So, this is the advice, Always choose love over fear.

As your "super-powers" grow you need to train yourself to find the blessing in all

situations rather than allowing fear of feeling the various energetic fields keep you out.

3.

YOUR BULLSHIT DETECTOR IS ALWAYS ON POINT

More than likely you're an expert at reading body language, the words people choose to

use and the energetic patterns you can identify in others.

It's beyond judgement, it's in a space where you see the truth and the reason why

someone is presenting a less-than-harmonious vibration to the world.

So, If you "know" something about someone please keep it to yourself.

Friendships or relationships could be damaged.

Just because you have a super-dooper bullsheeto detector does not mean you will always be

correct.

The detector works on hunches and if used effectively chooses to send love to the energy

of deception, wrongdoings and negativity because another

human being is suffering and deserves love.

The reason you have the detector is to do some deep spiritual work on yourself.

4.

YOU HAVE CLEAR VISIONS

The intuitive can see things with precise clarity in their mind's eye.

They can see what they would love to manifest, they see the details and are super-skilled

at translating vibration into a visual format that helps them to identify the messages from

the Universe they are being given.

A little tips, write all of your visions or metal flashes down.

5.

YOU FEEL SOUL-TO-SOUL CONNECTIONS WITH PEOPLE

More than likely the people you are close with in your life you feel like you have known

for lifetimes.

Perhaps you are part of a twin flame union or a soul mate?

People with very high levels of intuition are excellent at attracting the right people

in their life to support their gifts and to understand and support their experiences.

6.

YOU FEEL THE NEED TO RECHARGE WITH YOUR OWN COMPANY

A highly intuitive person and someone who is sensitive to energy needs to retreat into

solitude in order to recharge their soul battery.

It's an imperative part of the process of honing your gift and using it wisely.

Whether it's spending time in nature or binge watching Orange Is The New Black on

Netflix, it's ALONE TIME to recalibrate your soul and it's super important to do

so.

7.

YOU'RE A POWER MANIFESTOR AND YOU KNOW IT

Being a conscious creator is so important, because when you're actively taking charge

of your reality you can master your fate.

Anything can happen to you and you have all of the tools you need in your spiritual toolbox

to be okay no matter what the Universe brings to you.

Well, that's the the 7 signs that you are a highly intuitive empath.

Really cool information isn't it.

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> 7 Signs That You Are A Highly Intuitive Empath - Duration: 5:56.

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Brother, I Love You | Irmão, Eu Amo Você (ENG SUB) - Duration: 15:44.

How's it going, sis?

It's been down for days, sir, I have not got anything from the morning till now

It works, day after day, but the loan must be paid.

Yes, I know, but wait a few more a few days and I'll get you some money to pay you.

Sir, please give me a few more days, it's been down the sales for days. Where is the money?

Sir, please do yourself a favor, sir.

Sir, I beg of you, please. You hide the money, huh!

No, no, I do not dare. Recently my kids are very sick in the hospital now. I need the money for my children, without the money they would die. I beg you, sir.

It's your business.

Please give me a few more days, I'll pay it back to you. Please, sir, please.

It's your problem.

Tuan!

How did I tell you? Gangsters, but with humanity.

What kind of humanity with gangsters, bro.

Gangsters what, then gangsters do not have fathers and mothers?

Lord, all my money, I gave it to you.

You need that for treatment.

Yes, yes, I appreciate your help. I know that. I'm going to raise money to pay you son, thank you, sir.

Until when can we get off work. brother?

Wait for me, until I finish my work. I'll take you away.

But...

No more, sleep now.

take a shower

Are you still awake?

Hey Khanh, why do not I see you having a girlfriend?

Answer me.

I sleep now.

Do not you feel alone?

So why not feel alone, brother?

Go find a girlfriend.

Did you like someone?

Yes.

Tell me, I'll help you.

I'm not afraid of love, I'm not afraid to answer. Sometimes people do not think...

To send

What happened to you? What is our relationship?

(I'm not afraid of love, afraid that there's no answer... or they think about it...)

I'm scared I'm going to miss this brother.

Tell them they dare touch my gang if they want to die.

Get off work, brother.

Do you want to keep doing this until when?

In this life, nobody was born wanting to be a gangster.

You're an idiot and a liar.

All right, I'll accept, if my destiny forces me like this, okay?

You know that, do you know that I want more?

I want to go with you, away.

Where no one knows us.

When can we do this?

Damn it!

I ask you, why are you here?

I want to join a gang with you.

Go home.

Do not.

I want to be with you, to avenge Minh's gang.

Once you've started, there's no turning back, do you understand?

This is not life, I do not want to live like this.

Khanh.

I hear you and Khanh are having problems.

Do not you feel that your relationship is abnormal?

Brother steals Minh's casino to take revenge for the last time.

Does he want to die?

How about now, bro?

Follow me.

Brother, rest.

I am fine

Just a moment, I'm going to take you to a hospital.

I'm fine, it's okay.

This is not life.

I do not want to live like anyone else.

I do not want to see every day that...

Who does not want a quiet life.

But right, we can not have it, bro.

How many times have I told you?

Once it started, there's no stopping it.

That's why I do not want you to go my way.

You and everyone stay away from me.

Listen me.

Brother Hung, Hung.

Wake up Hung!

I promise, I'll listen to you, please wake up, Hung.

End.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Brother, I Love You | Irmão, Eu Amo Você (ENG SUB) - Duration: 15:44.

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Gargoyle Gecko, The Best Pet Reptile? - Duration: 9:43.

Well hey there! Welcome! Today we're gonna talk a little bit about gargoyle geckos.

You'll notice that we snuck them into this video, which if you haven't seen it

you should check it out. Maybe, maybe not right now - but now actually check it out

right now then come back. You're back? Good, ok, nice to have you back. Gargoyle

gecko. You'll notice we did a video on the top 5 best pet reptiles for

beginners and there were 6 different species on there. There were 6 different

species because honestly gargoyle geckos and crested geckos are really really

similar. They're very very closely related to one another. Today more than

anything we're gonna try to highlight the differences between them. We've already

done a video on crested gecko so you can check that one out too. But overall we

give gargoyle geckos a score... we give them a score of 4 out of 5, which is the

same score that we gave crested geckos. But we do give them this score for

different reasons than we gave crested geckos a 4 out of 5. As always, those

reasons are our five categories which are handleability, care, hardiness,

availability, and upfront costs. First off, let's talk about handleability. For

handleability we give these guys a score of four out of five.

The main reason they're not getting a 5 out of 5 is because they're small and

can potentially be injured in a fall or if they're squeezed too hard, say by a

small child. That's always a concern for any small reptile - honestly any reptile

but especially for smaller reptiles. And that's a concern they share with

crested geckos. Something else that they share with crested geckos is the fact

that they can drop their tail, which is something I always worry about. But I

worry about it a little bit less with gargoyle geckos than I do with crested

geckos for one very simple reason: they can grow the tail back. Look at that

adorable little micro tail. This goofball... here you can see these two - they've never

dropped their tails. This gecko has dropped her tail three times. Never when

I've been handling he. Just every now and then I'll come and check on her and

her enclosure and [bop] tails gone and it's gonna be new

tail time. She usually grows it back. I've never seen her get it all the way back

before she drops it again. They can regrow the tail but won't be quite the

same. For one thing, they tend to replace the bone inside of it with a rod of

cartilage and that means it's generally not quite as flexible. Though I have

found their tails to be pretty flexible still. And in my experience when they

regrow their tail, on this particular species and some of the other New

Caledonian geckos, it looks very very similar to the original tail. And if it

grows long enough it looks pretty convincingly similar to the original

tail. One real difference with the tails on these guys versus that the

crested geckos is the tail is not nearly as prehensile. Which means they don't

seem to grab stuff with it nearly as much as a crested gecko does. And a crested

gecko has a little toe pad,like they have on their toes, at the end of the

tail. These guys may have that a little bit but it's way smaller. Good jump. I was

gonna brag about how calm these geckos are and they are pretty calm but they're

being a little bit hyper for me right now. Gargoyle geckos, in my

experience, are calmer than most crested geckos. Now, if you watched our crested

gecko video, you'll know that I have one crested gecko that is super duper calm.

all of my gargoyle geckos are about as calm as he is. And I really like that about them. So

in a lot of ways they're better to handle than a crested gecko. But they're

not perfect to handle and they're not perfect to handle because they're still

small, they're still delicate, and they still could drop that little tail of

theirs. When it comes to care we give these geckos a score of four out of five.

They're gonna need daily maintenance and that is the biggest reason why they

don't get a score of five out of five. One of the main things is you're going

to have to spray them every day morning and evening just enough so that there

are water droplets for them to drink. Not so much that it soaks enclosure,

certainly not enough that the enclosure stays wet all the time. You want it to

dry out in between mistings. Every other day or so you're going to need to feed

them and that's just something that you have to do in a regular basis. Something

you need to keep in mind if you're gonna go on vacation or something like that.

Unlike snakes, which you can arguably leave for a week at a time, you can't do

that with a gargoyle gecko or crested gecko. You're gonna need someone

to come by and feed it and that can be a little bit of a cost. A little bit of a

reason why they might not be ideal for you, depending on your lifestyle. They're

going to eat the same kind of food that crested geckos eat. That's gonna be

crested gecko diet and if you don't know what crested gecko diet is - it's the

greatest thing in the world to feed to a reptile! Because it comes in a bag of

powder! And it'll keep for a long time and you just take a little bit out and

you add about the same amount of water to it. In fact, you can vary it up

depending on how paste-like you want it to be. But you just add a little water

and you kind of stir it together you put it in a little cup and they come and

they drink out of it. And in my experience gargoyle geckos eat this even

better than crested geckos do even though it's called crested gecko diet. In

my experience gargoyle geckos do not like insect feeders as well as crested

geckos do. And I've got some crested geckos that will not touch insect

feeders but none of my gargoyle geckos will. I know there are gargoyle geckos

out there that do eat insect feeders. Mine, even as babies, won't touch them. When

it comes to hardiness again basically exactly the same as crested geckos. And

we give them a score of three out of five. When it comes to handling that's

one of the things that can really hurt them. So if you want to kill a gargoyle

gecko, which you don't, rough handling would be a really fast way to do it. Don't do

that to them, be very careful with them when you handle them. They're very soft

and delicate. Humidity is another thing that can kill them if you're not giving

them enough. If you're not spraying them daily then they could die of dehydration,

after a little while. Not immediately but after a fairly short amount of time. Also,

if you're keeping their enclosure just soaked all the time they could end up

getting a respiratory infection which could actually cost them their life as

well. Temperature though just like with

crested geckos that is the thing that you're gonna wanna be the most

careful with. Because if these geckos get out of say the high 70s into the 80s and

90s - they could die in a very short amount of time. I love that they do so

well at room temperature but high temperatures are something that you need

to avoid. They do tolerate human mistakes better than a lot of creatures do and I

really appreciate that about them. That's why I would recommend them for a new

reptile keeper. You of course need to give them the basic necessities of life,

but they can handle a little bit of you figuring things out.

When it comes to availability we give these a three out of five. These are not

as available as a crested gecko. You can get them at expos. You can get them from

breeders. You can get them online. It's very rare that you would find them say

in a pet shop. Even if you go to a reptile expo you're gonna see probably

25 crested geckos for every gargoyle gecko they've got there. So gargoyle

geckos are much less common which can be a really cool thing, right? Because

everybody and their dog has a crested gecko but who do you know with gargoyle

geckos. They're just a little bit different. I really like the look of them.

They look a little bit different than crested geckos but they're harder

to find. There are lots of great breeders though because they're just about as

easy to breed as crested geckos. Most of them tend to be some sort of brown

gray and black. They come in kind of banded colors or striped colors. You can

see oranges and reds and yellows on them. There's a lot of colors out there, and if

you're willing to pay enough you can get some really cool looking gargoyle geckos.

In my opinion, even the blandest gargoyle gecko is really neat cuz they've got

kind of a mossy camouflaged appearance and I really like it. A little

bit less variation, a little less variety available in gargoyle geckos, but still a

lot. And frankly, they're so much different looking than crested geckos

that even the blandest gargoyle gecko is pretty new different and exciting. When

it comes to upfront costs we give these a five out of five. If you go to a

breeder or an expo, which are the main places that you're gonna be able to find

one, you're gonna find that they're a little bit more expensive than the

cheapest crested geckos you can get. But they're still not very expensive. The

cost of the animal is very very reasonable and I love that about

gargoyle geckos. Because even the coolest looking ones out there are gonna be

within the reasonable budget for an animal like this. And their enclosure,

also, is not going to cost you an arm and a leg. For one thing it doesn't need any

sort of special lighting or heating. They do best at room temperature and so any

lights you have in there might only be for if you have live plants in there or if

you just want to be able to see them well. But you've got to be careful that those

lights don't put off too much heat. So in general, you might be

not be using any lights at all and that's great because that doesn't cost very

much. The enclosure isn't gonna cost very much. Because, though a bigger enclosure

is better, they don't need a huge enclosure to thrive. Once again, our

overall score for these geckos is a four out of five.They're fantastic and

there's a good chance it can be the perfect pet for you. As always, we're

grateful that you've been here with us. Like and subscribe and we hope to see a

real soon. When it comes to upfront costs... Woop...

Good catch, you! These guys may have that a little bit but it's way smaller. Good

jump. Cuz she's a nut. You all right there? You don't need to do that. But overall we

give gargoyle geckos a score. Here's gonna be a jump. Good jump. You can always

tell, when they put those legs forward [bop]. It's hoppin' time!

For more infomation >> Gargoyle Gecko, The Best Pet Reptile? - Duration: 9:43.

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Deaf Baby Girl Hears Mommy Say "I Love You" For 1st Time. Next Moment Is Putting Internet In Tears - Duration: 2:10.

Deaf Baby Girl Hears Mommy Say "I Love You" For 1st Time.

Next Moment Is Putting Internet In Tears

Charly's parents realized their beautiful baby girl wasn't responding to certain vocal

cus and noises.

That's when they rushed Charly to the doctor and had her hearing tested.

The results confirmed what they suspected…

Charly's hearing was impaired and she needed a hearing aid right away.

After getting the aid molded to Charly's ear, it was time to turn it on.

They had no idea that their baby girl would have such a strong reaction!

According to the Healthy Hearing website, young children with intact hearing pick up

on language that envelops them regularly.

As adults speak around them, certain words, meanings and pronunciations are picked up.

But for babies with hearing loss, that type of incidental language development is missing

and makes developing their language skills much harder.

That's why it's important to outfit children with hearing aids as early as possible!

The earlier they are fitted with the hearing aid, the sooner they can participate in typical

developmental milestones.

That's why Charly's parents were determined to help their daughter as a baby.

They knew waiting any longer could be detrimental to her development.

They hoped that the hearing aid would be the answer to Charly's difficulty in hearing.

Since she is such a young baby, they weren't sure how well it work thought.

The moment the hearing aid was in place and turned on, Charly's face lit up.

Hearing her mother's voice for the very first time was an overwhelming experience

and brought her to tears.

The expressions fleeting across her face will tug at your heartstrings!

Even though she wasn't old enough to verbalize her feelings, anyone in the room could tell

that she was crying because of the sweet sound of her mother's voice.

It will take time for Charly to learn how to speak, talk and develop her listening skills,

but now she's on the right track!

With tears in her eyes, this sweet baby finally has another connection to her momma.

A whole new world just opened up to her!

She can finally hear!

For more infomation >> Deaf Baby Girl Hears Mommy Say "I Love You" For 1st Time. Next Moment Is Putting Internet In Tears - Duration: 2:10.

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MY DREAM ANT FARM: LEAFCUTTER ANTS! - Duration: 16:02.

Guys, behold the ant keeping piece de resistance.

What you are looking at here is the dream setup and species of nearly every pro ant

hobbyist in the world!

Trust me!

We absolutely drool over this ant farm setup!

So this week, I wanted to take a short break from our regularly scheduled ant soap opera

of our cherished ants in the Philippines, and take a trip all the way to Montreal, Canada

so we could completely nerd out at one of the most impressive captive ant setups I have

ever seen.

What you're about to see in this week's video is the dream ant setup nearly every single

ant nerd on the planet, like myself, has dreamed of having, and I can't wait to explain why

in perfect ant nerd fashion, as we tour the Espace Pour La Vie Montreal Insectarium's

leaf-cutter ant exhibit, and talk about what makes these fungus-farming ants some of the

most biotechnologically advanced organisms on the planet.

You won't want to miss all the epic ant discovery ahead, so keep on watching until the end!

AC Family, gather round to ant watch and completely geek out wit me!

On this episode of the AntsCanada Ant Channel.

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Welcome to the AC Family.

Tired on nature channels not playing nature shows?

Just watch this channel.

Enjoy!

I'm currently back in Canada for a work trip, and my travels took me to the gorgeous French

Canadian city of Montreal, which happens to house one of my favourite spots in the entire

country: the Insectarium.

Entering the building you find a tonne of insect exibits, but of course my favourite

was this.

AC Family, welcome to the Atta exhibit, an impressive 7 yr old colony of leaf-cutter

ants.

Now if you're new to leafcutter ants, let me tell you, these ants are some of the most

mind-blowing ants ever!

Last year, we covered them in an episode featuring a desert species of leafcutter ants, which

I highly recommend you watch after this video, but these girls are a tropical species of

leafcutters from South America.

These ants belonging to the genus Atta, are called leafcutter ants because of how they

cut up pieces of leaves and use them to feed their underground fungus gardens which they

eat.

That's right, these ants farm microscopic mushrooms for a living.

Now check out how brilliant this setup is!

Let's take a tour, shall we!

Here is the main nesting basin.

Inside it are clear acrylic containers which simulate underground chambers for the ants,

and inside each one of those containers are the gorgeous fungal gardens.

Yes, those greyish honeycomb-looking things are the ants' giant fungus balls which they

tend and care for very meticulously.

You see, these ants must ensure that these fungus crops remain healthy and continue to

thrive because without them, the entire ant colony would die, but more about that mind-blowing

activity later.

So each acrylic container has an opening to which a stick is fixated in order for the

leafcutter ants to climb so they can drag their cut up pieces of leaves into the chambers.

Inside each of these chambers is a plaster floor which helps keep the inside nice and

humid, necessary for the ants and the fungal gardens to survive.

In the wild, these ants create deep chambers to house their massive fungal balls, but they

will also be opportunistic as seen in this setup and occupy any readily available space

with ideal conditions.

I was once in Mexico and watched an Atta colony bringing leaves deep into a sewer.

Seems these ants are resourceful and willing to use whatever's available in order to survive.

Now let's move backwards and see where the ants are getting all these pieces of leaves,

the food for their fungus.

Traveling up this trunk base, and up this wooden branch, and down this neat entanglement

of banches, we come to the source of their fungus food.

At the other end of their setup, the ants reach an assortment of various leaves and

hibiscus flowers.

Leafcutter ants don't accept all kinds of folliage, but amazingly the ants seem to know

which plant matter would best nourish their fungus, aka their food, and it's those that

the ants cut up and bring home.

Isn't that just amazing, AC Family?

It seems the ants and their fungus have a mutual understanding.

Perhaps psychically bonded?

Well, let's leave that for another video!

The leaves and flowers are kept fresh by way of waterpicks hidden strategically around

the branch entanglement.

Also available to the ants are rolled oats, which the ants also seem to love, or should

I say their fungus seem to love.

Now you may notice that this setup is glassless, so you may be asking what is keeping the ants

from escaping into the museum.

Well, a thick band of this stuff called fluon painted across all vertical surfaces of the

basins are super slippery for the ants and it keeps them from climbing out of the setup.

Each basin is also surrounded by a moat of water for extra security.

Any ants traveling across the braches that might slip and fall also fall into a basin

secured with fluon and surrounded by a moat.

Now this leaf-cutter ant colony is 7 yrs old and contains 1 egg-laying queen living somewhere

in one of these acrylic containers.

She is large and apparently is seen sometimes emerging to switch containers but is always

surrounded by a massive ball of workers protecting her.

I love watching the ants traveling back and forth carrying their pieces of cut up leaves,

flowers, and oats back to the nest.

It is just so entrancing and fascinating watching the ants work tirelessly.

I could literally be here for hours.

How about you guys?

Let's watch them for a bit.

Speaking of ant watching, one of the coolest parts of this ant setup is the fixation of

a webcam right here, which projects the ants working onto a screen so you could watch the

ants around the clock.

Not sure if at one point this was streamed online, but it gave me an idea.

AC Family, if I managed to hook up a 24 hr stream of my ants back in Manila, would you

tune in to watch?

Which colony would you like to see a stream of?

Let me know in the comments section and perhaps we just might make it happen.

Now I feel the reason ant keeping as a hobby is so appealing is because of how much ants

are like humans, and in my books, these leafcutter ants are some of the most human-like ants

around.

They're farmers for goodness sakes and not only that, they've been farming for millions

and millions of years on this planet, way before humans ever appeared on earth.

There are even fossils of leafcutter ants as far back as 20 Million years ago.

And speaking of human-like, check out their massive pile of garbage, yes that orange hill

is the colony's garbage.

Alright so here is the portion of the video where we're about to completely geek out,

yes, more than we already have.

So are you ready to hear what makes these ants so incredible in the biological world?

Prepare to be mind blown, AC Family!

Ok, get this.

These ants grow their fungus which they eat, right?

But believe it or not, like humans, the ants have to deal with weeds, bad fungus which

feed on their good fungus.

So, the ants have a built-in weeding system.

Check it out!

Special patches on their body house colonies of a specialized bacteria called Actinomyces

and these specialized bacteria produce an antibiotic which kill the fungus weeds.

See this photo of a leafcutter ant which looks like it is covered in white hair?

Well, these white hairs are the strands of antibiotic which help kill the weed fungus

which kill their food fungus.

But that's not all.

The mind blowing part is that the leafcutter ants, their food fungus, the weed fungus,

and the specialized bactera are all only found within these leafcutter ant nests, nowhere

else in the world!

Isn't that just crazy?

These four organisms are so interdependent on each other that they cannot exist without

eachother, and do so only in these leafcutter ant nests.

Scientists are even trying to study the antibiotics the actinomyces produce in hopes to produce

antibiotic alternatives for humans.

Aside from that, these ants are important herbivores in the ecosystems where they are

from, so conservation of their habitat is super important, which brings me to why I

don't own a colony of these leafcutter ants and a dream setup like this.

I live in the Philippines, where leafcutter ants like these don't exist, and if you've

been following this channel for awhile you might recall a previous video where we outline

the dangers of keeping ants that are not from your area.

We have always promoted the notion of responsible ant keeping among private ant keepers and

hobbysists, meaning the keeping of ants caught from one's area, but we do have one exception

to the rule, and that is in cases like this where the imported creatures are housed under

very controlled environments for the purpose of public education and/or study.

Meet Dominic, the resident Myrmecologist of the Insectarium and the one who has cared

for this colony since they first received it 7 yrs ago.

He just so happened to be refilling one of the food stations with oats when he spotted

me filming and told me he was also an AC Family member.

How neat!

Dominic said the Candian govement granted them a very special permit for them to display

these animals and have them in the museum, and also mentioned that they are under constant

serveillance having to abide by super strict terms regarding maintaining the exhibit and

keeping it secure so to not allow the ants to escape.

Even if these tropical ants may theoretically fail to survive a Canadian winter, there are

still other ways in which escaped ants can negatively impact the environment here in

Canada including spreading disease or other pathogens to local flora and fauna.

Also, there are other variables that one might consider including the survival of the ants

in indoor enivornments during the winter.

However, it's totally awesome that one can visit amazing places like the Montreal Insectarium

here to get up close and personal and get a glimpse at the lives of these amazing leafcutter

ants, which in turn will go on to inspire others to admire their beauty, perhaps inspire

them to seek further research about them.

It is also one of the reasons why this channel exists, the more people know about how awesome

ants are the more people respect them and want to conserve them and their habitat, and

that is definitely a good thing even for our own good.

Thank you guys for contributing to this growing ant consciousness by watching this video.

I truly appreciate it!

Don't forget, guys to give this video a thumbs up, hit the Like button, and subscribe if

you enjoyed this video, and hey, even though I can't have this setup at home, it doesn't

mean I can't do something similar with ants from where I live.

What do you guys say we try to create a similar setup at home in the ant room?

Which ant colony though would do best in a setup like this?

Perhaps a whole new ant species like Asian Weaver Ants?

Oh boy!

This may be a very big undertaking!

I'll also marinade on some ideas and take in some of your feedback.

AC Family, until next week, this is your ant nerd AntsCanada signing out.

It's ant love forever!

Alright, AC Family!

Aren't leafcutter ants pretty cool?

I'd say so!

AC Inner Colony, I have left a hidden cookie for you here if you would just like to watch

some extended play footage of these ants doing their thing in this impressive exhibit.

I have also left a link in the description box to the Insectarium's website if you would

like more information on the exhibit or on what other cool things you can find in the

Montreal Insectarium.

And now it's time for the AC Question of the Week.

Last week we asked:

Name one reason why we felt the terrarium in the video was haunted?

Congratulations to Kylo Ren who correctly answered:

Everytime we tried to move an ant colony into the

terrarium they either died or caused a problem.

Congratulations Kylo Ren you just won a free ebook handbook from our shop!

In this week's AC Question of the Week, we ask:

How do live ant exhibits like this help ants, humans, and the environment?

Leave your answer in the comments section and you could win a free ant t-shirt from

our shop!

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