This ridiculously spiky plant mind-controls ants into defending it.
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Exploring the World of Plants and Fungi
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The fact that the ants destroy any seedlings that grow near the mother plant is absolutely insane
I see you, Floralogic. That first example of trichomesβ¦π
O Tasha how naΓ―ve you are why would the Acacia change the treatment of its minions itβs strategy already ensures the most fanatic loyalty imaginable ππ
Can you do a video on the Capybara
What's worse then thorns ?
How about thorns full of ants inside ?
This is truly crazy the plant developed enzymes to change the ants ability to eat certain foods
uh….she still under the effect of mushroom from last episode ?? lol
So what you're saying is the plant is leavless or bald in this case and the ants are immortal, indestructible clones, oh well then that is Gru then
you should do a video on boquilaaaa
I like how they snuck in cannabis when they mentioned trichomes
Such an interesting plant π΄
Didn't you call it an acacia ant at the start? You call it a bullhorn ant in the crab scene.
Danielle's girlfriend
I made a mistake of watching this when I was drinking. It was so fun but at the same time, I didn't understand what was going on but I was sure that I learned something but I can't remember. hahaha
Amazing I like the way how she delivers π
I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!
Love it I have one in a plant pot and you can be move without being stung by the ants cuz if that happens oh my its hurtful
tf2 dubs gonna blast with this
Due one on the gympie gympie.
Muy buen tema
Most ant stay underground busy digging tunnel and channel
but these Acacia ants stay in high rise building condominium with gated and guarded ,
lolx…πππ what did this ant prayed for survived to get this plant to listen to them, from food to shelther, a place to called home (that's really a family tree)
i heard before Kinapper ants that brain washed other ant species and slave them by brainwashed.
now another brainwashed but way much better (a plant and animal, how sweet)
i had a feeling the ants is domesticating this plant , just like human we domestic plant for purposes
PLZ make a video about lothip plants or living stone plz.
Thanks.
"Bullhorn acacia" is weirdly fun to say. Started singing it to the tune of "Californication" while watching this. Sorry if I missed some interesting facts π
Floral logic deserves his own chanel
You are awesome π€© Knowledge and Humour = Best Combo!
Talk about the fascinating story of the tree of TenerΓ©
Another acacia in Africa. Thank you I like your videos: fun, informative and the beauty of you. πππππ₯°π
This was superb, elegant and concise. I love it.
Thumbs down for the ads.
When the silly jokes started I stopped watching.
Hey tasha! Out of subject but where did you get your triangles necklace? It's so beautiful! β€
Acacia ants are relentless, I've been bitten by those and it's really painful.
Work it!!! LOL
Picasso leaning! Omg I love her
Please talk about edible wild plants in North America.
Well it's april fools duh
Angiosperms π± have the most elaborate of schemes.
They always be schemin'.
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plants having spikes and poison to kill herbivores or omnivores and moderate carnivores is like porcupine and hedgehog use their spikes to worn off predators
Mister spike the plant king is protecting mighty ants and their homes and themselves from herbivores omnivores and other predators
they called me super spike. they call all of us super ants
How do the ants know they can't eat anything else?
0:46 the pain in their eyes when they had to read that line…
Man, right at the end I thought you were going to mention Bagheera kiplingi… Another time perhaps.
β€Awesome as always thanks
People "believe" an idol created planets one day & animals another.
Nature proves that old book wrong everyday.
3:02 insert screaming noise here