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Caterpillars Feeding on Exploding Touch-Me-Not Seed Pods BBC Earth

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

These caterpillar are close to extinction, and their Touch-Me-Nots based diet doesn't help them. Ash: These exact things are really common by the local brook where I live, I remember me and my mates discovering them when we were playing tracking. Ran into the clearing in the centre of these bushes and triggered about 20 of them. The most terrifying 3 seconds of our young lives, we thought we were being attacked by bugs! We since learnt you carefully pick these bad boys and throw them if they're underripe, they explode on impact! Natures shrapnel grenade
Date: 2020-08-24

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Comments and reviews: 3

Brandonand
The slipping on a banana peel sound effect really enhances the visuals of these tiny worms being flung across the the jungle, now if only they had added a few wilhelm screams this would be top tier.
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Project
I don't understand why YouTube has been recommending the same videos over and over again. I already watched this last year and even liked the video.
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fries
Um. I think the sound editor has had too much coffee. I've never heard flowers making such disgusting sounds. It sounds like a horse giving birth.
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