Phylum Nematomorpha: Parasitic Horsehair Worms 

I wish I had a fanily

⁠​⁠@@fnaffan6999 what did phylum nematomorpha do with your family?

@@strangekid35 what did it not do?

@@fnaffan6999 Aggravated assault or battery Animal cruelty Arson Blackmail Burglary Child pornography Copyright infringement[10] Cybercrime Driving under the influence (certain DUI cases involving bodily injury and/or death. In some jurisdictions property damage over a certain amount elevates a DUI charge to a felony as well) Forgery Fraud Grand larceny or grand theft, i.e., larceny or theft above a certain statutorily established value or quantity of goods Identity theft Illegal drug trade, manufacture, sale, distribution, or possession with intent to distribute] certain types or quantities of illegal drugs. In some jurisdictions, the possession of certain types of illegal drugs for personal use. Kidnapping Manslaughter (unintentional killing of another) Murder Obstruction of justice Perjury Police impersonation, with the intention of deception Rape/sexual assault Resisting arrest i.e., high-speed chase Robbery/Extortion Tax evasion Threatening an official (police officer, judge) Treason Vandalism on federal property.

Is your family ok with you having a fanily?

NO! Only uncle yp

Did you burn the area in a 12 mile radius?

Not that many people want to learn about some random phylum of worms, let alone leave a comment about them. It's not that hard to add up, chief.

It’s the lizards!

No, and no 🙂

Hey, man. It's weird how i anticipate to see your comment calling my name in specific types of professor's dave videos. Like a sixth sense 😊

Real

I studied organic chemistry

@@ProfessorDaveExplains: cool professor, then you must know well about sn1, sn2, e1 and e2 and the whole thing about stereochemistry, enantiomer and diastereomer. I hope you have videos about it. It will be great if you can summarize the organic chemistry book from Vollhardt (the important concept and mechanism). I watched your thermodynamic video and you explain it very well about 1st, 2nd and 3rd law, enthalpy,entropy etc, much better than peter atkins himself.

@@AbdulQadir-sp9gc I do indeed. Check my organic chemistry playlist, it will explain all of that stuff in immaculate detail, as that's precisely what I used to teach.

@@ProfessorDaveExplains : that's great prof. I will subscribe to your channel. 😀