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Which camera did you use to monitor the nests?

Wow, really informative video😃

Very interesting, thanks for the knowledge

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Have you studied woodworms, they seem verry capable. I have one with me and it have eaten a large area of dry hard wood. Maybe studying both can arm us with a more capable combination of enzymes Already sent an emai for further contacts

no democrasy? 🤷🏽‍♂️

It is hard to believe that the survival of any living thing other than our parasites and gut bacteria depends on humans. Yes, we do have domesticated animals and cultivated plants, but they are the result of our direct, conscious efforts, whereas these birds have figured out how to use us on their own.

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great work :)

This is good technology, with good purposes, overcoming challenges. However this is going to be used for evil. I predict this will be used for the next mandatory 'optional' vaccine.

Did you notice his nails etc? He's meant to be a doctor....very unhygienic

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They have only differentiated two of the species the have not come up to the answer

Was this low cost device created?

The case is very true on inverse angle when giant passion fruit in come into the mix of food engineering, for it off course we would engineer it to exceed the current size of 1.5 to 2kg to over five using selective breading. This two are the beginning of engineering our food to feed us all, by that so many other crops and animals will be categories for already explain procedure in a more detail to better develop society for peaceful co existence at a time of mass job lay offs as robotics and artificial intelligence take our jobs.

The know how is very tool we have been using on almost every crop and animals you can think of in food revolution, although we mainly focused on increasing the size, only Chiwawa dog that isn't food is what we consider going small. some might argue but we have native chickens for that, yes we do but its as efficient as we can engineer pigs. For starter with pigs we can feed it grasses, nepia grass, weeds to all manner of vegetation to constitute half of their diet. Something chickens feed on but account to two percentage of their diet. the rest cereals off course in case we aren't on the same page. cereals are expensive and will continue to be even more expensive, more so as water stress trickle down to lowering yield of cereals. the very eases that make cereals a no dependent of future feeds to animals is the fact that they not only need to much water to yield but also take longer time to mature, in comparison with nepia grass that we intend to harvest shoots on germination, its recommended we relook into replacing native chickens with smaller pig variety.

for year humanity has always been about increasing the size of the crop to increase the yield, that is still the case for some varieties but unfortunately opposite in same cases. the very key to future of food science, in that dimension its actually very useful to also bread small pigs, this way this small pig species of adult being in the range of two kilogram to max of five on maturity is the future shoot. by this small households will have them within household with nutrition requirement so low that the people can afford to let them rom around like native chickens, feed on household leftovers and freely sourced grasses. Big is usually necessary for commercial end, the exert opposite when households are concerned. In the end this small hold farming within the households will yield more than they can consume for the market, by then they would have certisfy their anger. By the way the idea isn't about producing for the market but get them off the food grid to ease on demand on food in relation to urban dwellers. food science of the future must go increasing the size as well as decreasing depending on variety of food. knowing which and how to engineer the size will determine the food security of the future, the very key to peace within communities of social inequality.

Who did the mixing for this? Towards the end, I could hardly hear her over the flippin' music.

I feel if you didnt leave honey for the bird its bad karma.

Us!!!!!

Hi professor have been following your videos on the deadly fall army worm and African army worms, and I would like to be part of your team since I am also helping farmers to fight the same

Now if I could only find a Taco guide 🤔

1:42 Thats Clair there in the hat. Ya dont say. 😂😂😂

Aw the bird has a pet ape ❤

I hate these people, they are evil, sticking needles into animals, messing about with genomics, trying to play god, #frankensteinfoods no wonder the world has gone mad, i bet he was the smelly freak at school, who got bullied so now he takes it out on animals

I heard about reindeer seeing UV on NPR and got so excited. I had to look more into it.

my thoughts on the honeyguide ua-cam.com/video/ZzvE2-hf7bA/v-deo.html

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How to contact with you?

I’m watching this in class rn :)

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Its advanced dosage forms..pharmaceutics please..well explained ❤

Always studying African tribes for their nature secrets and secretly eradicate them. I would never show u shit🙄

Is it safe to eat thale cress raw?

All glory to Allah SWT ❤️

Glory be to Allah ❤

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Amazing

That Pooh Shiesty though

Ended up on here after using google camera to identify some plants that have grown in my greenhouse from packets of seeds .. interesting

do you sell seeds

No pain? How many times have I heard that from a medical practitioner? Its never been true.

That’s so cool

What gets me is the dance when the man pulls out the honey lol it’s so sweet

Sad how they always need a white person to confirm thing. 😂

Those birds he referred to are called honeyguides. There are videos on UA-cam about them; the symbiosis between tribes and these birds is fascinating.

Zamm! What is yhat song? I'm in love!

They real life Disney princes 👌❤️

I just came from Joe Rogans podcast , never thought of this😊