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Terra Mater has created a wide array of amazing full length documentaries and they have a YouTube channel which you should check out and subscribe to!
youtube.com/TerraMaterOfficial Almost all of the footage in this episode is from one of their programs called "Amazing Pigs" which was
directed by Matt Hamilton.
Footage from ‘The Tick Ixodes Ricinus and Lyme Disease’
licensed from and provided by
Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) : https://www.tib.eu/en/
The original footage was created by:
Dr. Franz-Rainer Matuschka, Freie Universität Berlin
Dr. Andrew Spielman, Harvard School of Public Health
Institut für den Wissenschaftlichen Film Gottingen
Dr. Uwe Sander - Director, Research
Regine Feldmann - Editor
Camera: Jurgen Kaeding, Kuno Lechner,
Michael Schorsch, Hort Witman.
Extra special thank you to Dr. Dania Richter for her time and
for her patience in helping me understand the remarkable
life cycle of the Ixodes ticks. Dr. Richter led me to the
remarkable documentary that is featured throughout this
episode.
Thank you to Dania Richter, Franz-Rainer Matuschka,
Andrew Spielman and L. Mahadevan for allowing me
the use of images and footage from their amazing work
on the feeding apparatus in:
How ticks get under your skin: insertion mechanics of
the feeding apparatus of Ixodes ricinus ticks
http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2013.1758
Special thank to Marie Vancová, Tomáš Bílý, Ladislav Šimo,
Jan Touš, Petr Horodyský, Daniel Růžek, Adam Novobilský,
Jiří Salát, Martin Strnad, Daniel E. Sonenshine,
Libor Grubhoffer & Jana Nebesářová for making their work
available through the CC 4.0 license.
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the feeding apparatus
of the tick Ixodes ricinus (Acari: Ixodidae): a new insight into
the mechanism of blood-feeding
doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-56811-2
Thank you to Graham Hickling for licensing me his excellent
footage of the egg laying process and Gene’s organ. Check him out at: vimeo.com/user565817
Thank you Patrons Andrew Pann &
Rick Rubenstein for inspiring jokes,
and Tina Persson for asking that the
tick not be named Tina)
http://www.patreon.com/truefacts
Thank you to Dr. Adrian Smith! Most of the footage in this video is from Dr. Smith's YouTube channel. He has all sorts of wonderful content there, and does a much more thorough job in explaining all of the science behind his work.
Thank you to Dr. Alex Wild! Please look at Dr. Wild's incredible collection of photos: http://www.alexanderwild.com
Thank you Dr. Fred Larabee, Josh C. Gibson
and DR. Eduardo Fox for their amazing footage.
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Larabee, Fredrick J. and Suarez, Andrew V. 2014. "The evolution and functional morphology of trap-jaw ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)." Myrmecological News 20: 25– 36.
Larabee FJ, Suarez AV 2015. Mandible-Powered Escape Jumps in Trap-Jaw Ants Increase Survival Rates during Predator-Prey Encounters. PLOS ONE 10(5): e0124871.
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Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation is the most recent contribution by Merlin Tuttle to the world of bats. He has over 60 years of experience as a renowned bat expert, educator and wildlife photographer. Merlin founded MTBC to teach the world understanding and appreciation of the contributions bats make to human beings and the world we share.
This video was made in collaboration with Benedikt Pleyer, who is a gifted microscopist and has a wonderful contagious passion for discovering the incredible worlds that exist all around us. He has introduced me to all sorts of new creatures and I am fortunate to have met him. http://www.instagram.com/nomadic_nostoc
Kita Williams reached out to me almost a year ago with her amazing Tardigrade footage, and I am so happy that she did. She has a knack for capturing these animals in way that gives them so much personality! http://www.twitter.com/SeaSpongeCake
Bob Goldstein runs a lab at UNC Chapel Hill and has done incredible work on the Tardigrade (and much more.) He was kind enough to review my work to make sure I didn't screw the science up too much! I wish I could have included more of his work on the evolution of Tardigrades - but I hope to do that in a future episode on arthropods. goldsteinlab.weebly.com
Thank you to the following for publishing their images
under the CC license, it is a huge contribution to
science communication.
Water bear (tardigrade), Hypsibius dujardini,
scanning electron micrograph by
Bob Goldstein and Vicky Madden.
Scanning electron micrograph of active hydrated
Echiniscoides sigismundi by Thomas L. Sørensen-Hygum,
Robyn M. Stuart, Aslak Jørgensen & Nadja Møbjerg.
New Echiniscidae (Heterotardigrada) from Amber
Mountain (Northern Madagascar) by Gąsiorek P, Vončina K (2019)
Thank you to all of my Patreon patrons for the
patience, support and feedback
Philipp Hönle for the phone call and for introducing me
to Eciton army ants and to their wonderful associates. Also
for allowing me the use of fantastic footage.
Daniel Kronauer for the chat and use of the amazing images from his new book! (link above) - the image in the thumbnail is also his!
Dr. Christoph von Beeren for all of the amazing
research on ant mimics, and ant hangers-on. Also
thank you for the use of your images of Nymphister k.
Matthew Lutz - http://vimeo.com/matthewlutz For the wonderful footage of bridge building as well as other
beautiful shots of the ants doing their thing!
Dr. Kurt Schwenk http://hydrodictyon.eeb.uconn.edu/eebedia/index.php/Kurt_Schwenk It was a pretty incredible gift to be able to work with Kurt on this episode. His work spans decades and it took multiple tries to understand it in a way that could be put together in a narrative. I am very grateful for all of his time, warmth and generosity. I had to leave many, many wonderful pieces of research and factoids out due to time constraints but I would urge any of you that are interested to dive deeper into his work.
His colleagues Dr. William G. Ryerson, Ms. Amanda E. Hewes and Ms. Sara Horwitz contributed a great deal to some of the research that I mentioned.
Dr. Margaret Rubega (https://rubegalab.uconn.edu/) deserves thanks for introducing me to Kurt in the first place.
MUSIC:
soundcloud.com/querflote Dr. Anusha Shankar (anushashankar.weebly.com) for her guidance, enthusiasm and research on torpor.
Dr. Margaret Rubega (https://rubegalab.uconn.edu/) and the University of Connecticut
for our conversation and her introductions.
Dr. Alejandro Rico-Guevara (http://www.alejorico.com) and the University of Washington
for the incredible media related to the tongue and all of his guidance.
Dr. Don Powers (dpowerslab.com) and the Powers Research Lab for their
footage on energy conservation.
Dr. Kristiina Hurme (http://kristiinahurme.com) for her amazing work on weaponized beaks
Dr. Chris Clark (https://biology.ucr.edu/people/faculty/Clark.html) and UC Riverside for our conversation and
all of the wonderful footage related to the dives and and displays.
Dr. Gregor Yanega (linkedin.com/in/gregoryanega97116) for the footage of birds pilfering spider food.
FLIR Thermal Cameras (FLIR.com) for the psychedelic heat mapping footage
RuthLes Productions (youtube.com/user/RuthLesProductions2) for the wonderful footage of the
hummer in torpor, as well as the lovely phone chat.
Tracy Kerestesh (http://www.tracyportraits.com) for the footage of insect eating.
The Arizona Daily Star (tucson.com) for letting me use the footage of a hummer collecting
spider webs outside of their window
Tom Grey (http://tgreybirds.com) for his very special photo of hummingbirds mating...
which is not easy to capture
Thanks to Dr. Erin Riley, Dr. Kathryn Devaney,
and Dr. Lauren Brent for their time helping
me with research.
Cédric Sueur & Marie Pelé
shot the wonderful sequences on
Kōjima Island. They have an
incredible book on Snow Monkeys
which you can find at:
https://www.issekinicho.fr
They also have many more videos
on their YT channel:
youtube.com/user/issekinicho
Macaque Stone Tools Footage from
"Technological Response of Wild Macaques (Macaca fascicularis) to Anthropogenic Change
by Lydia V. Luncz, Magdalena S. Svensson, Michael Haslam, Suchinda Malaivijitnond,
Tomos Proffitt & Michael Gumert" link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10764-017-9985-6 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 The inclusion of this footage in no way means that the authors of this paper endorse the commentary of this video.
CREDITS: Thank you to Dr. Alexis Noel at http://www.noel.gatech.edu for allowing me to show her work. Click on the link to see other remarkable work that Dr. Noel has done! Her work on the cat tongue led to work on a better hairbrush!
Barrett Christie maritimeaquarium.org Barrett shared his knowledge with me, and is an expert on fish husbandry. His spawning footage is very rare and shows that batfish spawn in a similar way to some other anglerfish.
Javi vimeo.com/javideograph/videos Javi has some really amazing videos on his Vimeo account. There is a pretty amazing aquatic collection over on Vimeo!
LiquidGuru vimeo.com/liquidguru LiquidGuru is a pro. Just gets such beautiful views into Aquatic life! His juvenile Orbicular Batfish is so well done.
Raymond Powers pureflorida.blogspot.com Raymond came through with the feeding footage at the last second. It is very rare to see them eat, especially in captivity!
Thanks also to the NOAA, Barry Peters, Nico Michiels,
and Gilles San Martin for the use of their images.
Additional footage under license from Shutterstock.True Facts: Killer Surfing SnailsZe Frank2020-05-01 | Not. The. Pouch. True Facts Poster! ze-true-store.myshopify.com CREDITS:
I completely messed up and missed this credit: Vinthi Neufeld PHOTOGRAPHY youtube.com/channel/UCnegpQYNwWkQxqvbevpk0Gg Vinthi supplied the amazing Bullia videos with the BlueBottle which is incorrectly attributed
Dr. Winfried Peters: Dr. Peters spent hours sorting through his research and sending me notes and files. His research is what got me excited about O.semistriatta and I can't be more grateful to have had his help. I have listed a number of his papers further below, and I have made a donation to leatherbacktrust.org in his name.
Nathan Robinson: https://linktr.ee/wild.blue.science youtube.com/channel/UCBQBDrSME4ohP7gHFCp5j6w Nathan was extremely helpful and generous with his time and footage and gave my early script a once over. His research is pretty amazing - on turtles and the giant squid. His hermit crab video is so great in its entirety. Sub to his channels!
Dr.Jon-Paul Bingham One of cone snail feeding videos came from this lab and it was such an excellent example of the behavior! Thank you so much!
Dr. Mande Holford Dr. Holford does amazing research on the toxicology of Conus and shared two amazing clips.
Alysia Daines Alysia helped me identify the O.Semistriatta in the first place and led me to Dr. Peters. Thank you!!
CREDITS: Music: Plaint by Kevin MacLeod, http://www.impotech.com SFX: Envato Elements Footage: Shutterstock, Envato Elements, VideoblocksBackward HippoZe Frank2020-04-07 | It is my favorite thing. #OPPIH True Facts Poster! ze-true-store.myshopify.com
Dr. William Perez shared the figure from his research paper on the structure of the giraffe mouth.
I thank Magda Ehlers and all of the other people that make their videos freely available to use on Pexels and other sites.True Facts: Freaky NudibranchsZe Frank2020-03-14 | Cuz the ocean is weird. True Facts T-shirts: ze-true-store.myshopify.com Join patreon.com/truefacts CREDITS: written and voiced by Ze Frank
Special thanks to Soledad Callo and David Young at Victoria High for the veliger footage that were mistakenly attributed to Dr. Page. Very sorry for the mix up! See the original footage here: youtube.com/watch?v=RAu7JJZhZIg&ab_channel=vichighmarine
thanks to Patreon supporter Sydney Brown for the Pikachu Swiffer line that she left in a comment. Join the community! It's fun!
Dr. Jeffrey Goddard: Marine Science Institute, UCSB; Midland School William Goddard: Midland School Dr. Goddard and his son were very generous with their time and footage! Gave me some great notes so I didn't get my facts bungled!
msi.ucsb.edu
Dr. Jamie Seymour: Tropical Australian Stinger
Research Unit (TASRU) Dr. Seymour has captured some of the most remarkable footage of nematocysts firing I have ever seen. Ptowwww.
Bocas Del Toro Research Station
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Thank you to the Smithsonian and to Dr. Maria Pia Miglietta for the wonderful image of the unexploded nematocyst.
Dr. Louise Page :
University of Victoria
Dr. Page's footage of the veligers (Melibe) were a lifesaver. I wish I had more time to spend on their fantastic lifecycle.
Dr. Leslie S Babonis
: Whitney Laboratory for Marine
Bioscience Dr.Babonis has the coolest job. Firing lasers to trigger nematocyst firing!
Phil Lemley
youtube.com/watch?v=cdossfwVHm0 Phil was so generous to allow me the use of his attacking rainbow nudi...yeah the proctologist...
Dr. Marta Pola Perez
(CIBC-UAM)
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Dr.Perez has looked at the possibility of self fertilization in Nudis - and you never know!
Costasiella footage courtesy of David Palfrey/Hydra Productions Film, Photo and Training, Indonesia www.hydraproductions.com @hydra.underwater David let me use his Shaun the Sheep slug footage, which is really some of the best footage I have seen of this cute slug.
WetTraveler
: http://youtube.com/c/wettraveler Pinneng was kind enough to share his Pikachu footage... Quick attack! Electric Shock!
Elyse Messick captured nematocysts firing as a student and I tracked her down on linked in!
Thank you to the following photographers that uploaded their work on Flickr with commercial licenses! A huge help to people like me:
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I apologize for the mistake in labelling the spiders. The second one is Maratus Pardus. Of course I missed something that obvious in the edit.True Facts: The Skeleton ShrimpZe Frank2020-02-08 | They look like little peoples. Join the community: patreon.com/truefacts True Facts T-shirts: ze-true-store.myshopify.com CREDITS: Music: soundcloud.com/querflote Go and watch all of this amazing footage in its original context:
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Erin Armstrong (the pecking the cam footage at the end) Adam van Casteren
(for the barbule image)
Three Ring Ranch
(for the Ostrich sound)
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Thank you to all of these researchers and enthusiasts that gave permission for me to share their work with you!
There is also a wonderful resource on Mudskippers at http://www.themudskipper.org run by Gianluca Polgar, who was kind enough to point out two mistakes i made in this video: - At min 1.43-1.49: that is a blenny of the genus Andamia, not a mudskipper. - Not all mudskippers have fused pelvic fins that are used as suckers
Aside from calling a dolphin a fish - which i actually find kind of funny in context :)
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CREDITS BELOW: Dr. Kathie T. Hodge - Dr. Hodge was kind enough to spend time with me on the phone walking me through the incredible complexity of these creatures. She also granted me permission to use the Cornell time lapse footage.
Stephen Thornton - youtube.com/user/steevotsteevot - Stephen has captured amazing time lapses of the stinkhorn and it is very worthwhile to go to his channel and see them in their full glory.
@freymanbg - instagram.com/freymanbg - amazing instagram featuring all sort of fungus and mushrooms.
Gio Lopez - youtube.com/channel/UCE1rNE4IXko23BpHSbu9gjQ - Gio has a channel called Myco Gio on which he goes into lovely detail about mycology. His explanation of the stinkhorn was extremely helpful - as was the amazing footage.
Cathy Whitfield - flickr.com/photos/146550013@N04 - Cathy is an amazing photographer and happened to train her eye on a stinkhorn egg!
Dr. Andreas Kay youtube.com/user/DrAndreasKay Dr.Kay has captured intimate portraits of many wonderful animals. All of his photos and footage are worth a look
TinyCreature Hub: youtube.com/user/yellowboxtrade I love this channel from Singapore. Lots of great videos from an enthusiast!
Malcolm Burrows ScD, FRS Dr. Burrows led the fantastic research pertaining to the jumping mechanism of the planthopper nymph
Gernot Kunz: Animals of Costa Rica App: apps.kunzweb.net/acr Gernot provided most of the photos and has an incredible collection of animal shots in his app. Check it out!
If you have suggestions or footage: zefrank@gmail.comDogs In TherapyZe Frank2019-10-25 | This video is sponsored. Meow. Go to buyraycon.com/zefrank for 15% off your order! Brought to you by Raycon
Music: Licensed from Kevin MacLeod Footage: Licensed from ShutterstockTrue Facts : The Sand Bubbler CrabZe Frank2019-10-16 | Balls. True Facts T-shirts: ze-true-store.myshopify.com patreon.com/truefacts (credits and links below)
Huge thanks to: Fabiane Gallucci, Gustavo Fonseca , Alvaro Migotto and Maikon Di Domenico, NP Bio Mar, CEBI Mar USP: for access to the amazing online database at cifonauta.cebimar.usp.br and footage from Life Between the Grains youtube.com/watch?v=t8nodTdbRqc
Kita M Williams - for filming sand and polychaetes
Natural History Museum And Institute, Chiba, Japan
Jackson Hart Grady for helping me with the research! Shutterstock
to submit footage: zefrank@gmail.comCats In TherapyZe Frank2019-10-04 | They need it too.True Facts: The Ogre Faced SpiderZe Frank2019-09-26 | patreon.com/truefacts Deinopis is a throw back to an older, cooler kind of cribellate spider. Lots of spigots...LOTS. OF. SPIGOTS.
I forgot to add one very important credit for the wonderful egg sac weaving footage: youtube.com/basin79
to contact me regarding footage i could use or interesting leads on biology topics: zefrank@gmail.comTrue Facts: The Bolas SpiderZe Frank2019-03-15 | What Nancy does with her butt rope is nobody's business. True Facts T-shirts: ze-true-store.myshopify.com
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