Searching for the Blunt-Headed Tree Snake / Fiddle-String Snake, Imantodes cenchoa, at night in the mountains of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica.
Corrections / additional comments:
00:00 - Meant to say river prawn, not shrimp.
00:32 - All river prawns on the Osa Peninsula are in the genus Macrobrachium.
01:02 - Pereiopods, not pedipalps.
02:03 - Misidentification, tentatively going with Deilelater radians instead.
02:52 - Specifically in the New World and only in the tripe Pyrophorinii from what I can tell.
05:15 - Spliced in a different clip of a larger male here late in the video editing process, which is why my statement does not make sense.
11:20 - You cannot see it in this clip, but some bats vibrate while at rest and content, but not while they are sleeping.
Chapters:
00:00 - Hancock's River Prawn (Macrobrachium hancocki)
02:03 - Headlight / Fire Beetle (cf. Deilelater radians)
03:10 - Blunt-Headed Tree / Fiddle-String Snake #1 (Imantodes cenchoa)
04:22 - Longhorn Beetle (Mallodon chevrolatii)
05:25 - Koehler's Vine Snake (Oxybelis koehleri)
06:49 - Red Postmen (Heliconius erato)
07:26 - Harvestman (Parahernandria)
08:35 - Blunt-Headed Tree / Fiddle-String Snake #2 (Imantodes cenchoa)
09:59 - Wood-Colored Mushroomtongue Salamander (Bolitoglossa lignicolor)
10:55 - Pygmy Fruit-Eating Bat (Artibeus phaeotis)
11:28 - Stick Insect (Xylospinodes jensjohannseni)
12:35 - Helmeted Iguana (Corytophanes cristatus)
13:48 - Blunt-Headed Tree / Fiddle-String Snake #3 (Imantodes cenchoa)
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8 июл 2024
