Yes I cant agree more but for what it is its as good as its going to get.i think it is a little dumb. if i want to see unfair fights i can go in my back yard and watch a spider eat a fly. also they need better experts.
yeah i guess. just a little more research would be good.Yes I cant agree more but for what it is its as good as its going to get.
Lol, that's what I always say when I watch it, a tiger growl coming from bug is a little over the top, reminds me of the old "The fly" movie when he's in the web and a little voice says "help me-help me".I could do without the sound effects!
It is a H. majuscula eating an Extatosoma tiaratum...I posted it a while ago.I thought it was a nice show,but most of the fights are not shooted in the wild...There is a Hierodula sp. I saw on there one time eating some type of Heteropteryx. It kinda looks like the Hierodula majuscula with the coloration on the medial forelegs, but once you get a good look it clearly isn't. I could do without the sound effects!
Now that I look back, you are right! I guess I didn't watch well enough. The second attached photo is what made me believe it was the same species as the photo below. Then I took a closer look and first attached photo shows the characteristic spot on the medial coxae of a Hierodula majuscula.It is a H. majuscula eating an Extatosoma tiaratum...I posted it a while ago.I thought it was a nice show,but most of the fights are not shooted in the wild...
Funny. Sounds like my 5 y/o little brother!I think they do all the cheesy sound effects for shock and drama, but I don't think it is needed.
We first saw the show when my daughter was 5 and she giggled a little at the sounds, she wanted me to turn the volume down cause it was too silly for her. :blink: I tried to get her to play a game by trying to identify which animals were making the sounds, but she said it was embarrassing. :mellow:
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