Looking for Caecilians in Panama

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Looking for caecilians under ground debris at night in western Panama. These should actually be Gymnopis multiplicata, not Dermophis spp.
Species represented in this video:
Copiphora cultricornis - 0:16
Savage's Worm Salamander (Oedipina savagei) - 0:56 and 6:01
Gymnopis multiplicata - 1:28, 4:23, and 6:30
Giant Peppered Cockroach (Archimandrita tesselata) - 3:04
Camron Mushroom-Tongue Salamander (Bolitoglossa lignicolor) - 3:45
Pleminiini tribe - 5:33
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@joemortan1489 Год назад

"Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line!" Great video, your content rocks.

@forral1614 Год назад

I LOVE CAECILIANS!!

@froggyspots9630 Год назад

So do I, i thought no One did

@tl9055 Год назад

I really enjoy watching your videos/adventures. Beautiful creatures and always educational. Thanks!🕷

@rinaturalist Год назад

I love the Panama content, I never knew caecilians were so abundant over there. Did you ever find out what species it was?

@GeneralApathy Год назад

They should be Gymnopis multiplicata. The owner of the property found a large adult a few days after I left.

@Raiden1 Год назад

Love your videos, despite me not being a fan of insects and things of that nature. I could never handle all those creatures that way you do with such confidence. It's very impressive to me.

@santip1227 Год назад

So cool, I always thought they were adapted only to a digging lifestyle, didn't even know they could swim so well.

@thiagoschernikau4769 Год назад

Awesome content! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and little adventures.

@niklord2034 Год назад

Even though I don't like the sight of insects, I love watching your videos for some reason

@valiantwarrior4517 Год назад

Been hoping for a new video from you. Really interesting animals. Thanks for the adventure!

@realfnneato3111 Год назад

thanks for the video, always love watching

@Dustnuts Год назад

Love these animal/creature searching vids! Keep it up I would love to see more of these!

@ranke Год назад

just got to say thanks for the video - love the exploring!!!

@remycat2003 Год назад

I could listen to you talk about creatures all day

@xeno9744 Год назад

love the videos and info about each species!

@DoktorHolidays Год назад

Another great video!

@steponmealbedo Год назад

❤️ I love your vids keep it up

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you.

@frankdughtank8327 Год назад

5:35 it’s always cool to see that process

@froggyspots9630 Год назад

Love this content

@GeneralApathy Год назад

Thank you. :D

@froggyspots9630 Год назад

@@GeneralApathy this is very inspiring to me it helps me learn more!

@indigoblur Год назад

That cave roach looked so cool 😍

@escape2064 Год назад

You are so awesome ❤

@Editer38738 Год назад

Great video I'm STILL looking for brachycybe

@thephasmidpharm459 Год назад

Ok… I love the salamanders and the caecilians. But those Copiphora and archimandrita are bad ass!!!

@ioneoval7668 Год назад

Caecilians are so cute!

@omnipresentmillipede7757 Год назад

If you're still down there look for some Mecopterans! Namely Bittacus panamensis, if you collect then I'd be interested in the specimens

@GeneralApathy Год назад

I left several months ago, did not see any unfortunately.

@bennettssciencechannel2563 Год назад

Caecilians are cool and they are my favorite worm look alike

@dogf421 11 месяцев назад

i honestly think those giant roaches are really cool

@yaboysix Год назад

Thanks for your work. Real life Pokemon capturing lol

@lashedvenom 11 месяцев назад

I was herping in Costa Rica and our group walked right up to one in the trail in the middle of a storm, after handling our hands went numb from whatever it excreted on its skin

@prodeez3982 Год назад

nice

@marthastewwart Год назад

Is there a river/waterfall nearby? Sounded like some running water

@hurricanes0354 Год назад

❤

@yaboysix Год назад

First time seeing them alive

@dogf421 11 месяцев назад

caecilians always remind me of the snake men from elden ring with their long bodies and comically small little arms

@rigo1124 11 месяцев назад

Italian people look like honest people

@EmpressOfExile206 2 месяца назад

It's funny that you mention "termite heads" because caecelians (forget which species) have been documented using a special feeding technique where they bite termites from behind and chomp the body off, leaving the decapitated heads behind‼️ 😂 (So I'd wager that you're right and they can only digest soft bodied prey)