In response to our last video about the 5 best pet reptiles, we wanted to address a lot of great comments, ideas, questions and potential criticisms we received from Reddit, Facebook and YouTube. We have loved receiving all of these comments. It gives us a lot of encouragement. And gives us motivation to keep making these videos.
This is not just about the fact that male makers produce more male bananas and female makers produce more female bananas. We all knew that. But it makes no sense in a ZW system. Clint explains why we get male and female makers. This was the only thing in ball python genetics that didn't make sense. Now it does!
Part one of a four-part series intended to bring you from having little to no understanding of genetics, to the point of being a MASTER of genetics! If you are a reptile breeder, a biology student, or just interested in understanding how life works, these videos are for you! In this video Clint introduces some of the most important concepts in genetics including: DNA, genes, alleles, chromosomes, diploid, haploid, meiosis, sperm, eggs, zygotes, homozygous, heterozygous.
Part two of a four-part series intended to bring you from having little to no understanding of genetics, to the point of being a MASTER of genetics! If you are a reptile breeder, a biology student, or just interested in understanding how life works, these videos are for you! In this video Clint explains the difference between genotype, phenotype, dominant, recessive, incomplete dominant, and codominant alleles, and some examples of each in ball pythons.
You know that you want a noodle with a head, but you don't know which one is right for you. Well, you're in the right place! Clint gives the pros and cons of five of the best, commonly available, pet snakes. The contestants include: Western Hognose Kingsnake and Milk Snake Garter Snake Common Boa (BCI) Sand Boa But which one is right for you?
Part three of a four-part series intended to bring you from having little to no understanding of genetics, to the point of being a MASTER of genetics! If you are a reptile breeder, a biology student, or just interested in understanding how life works, these videos are for you! In this video Clint explains a better way than Punnett Squares to figure out the probable offspring of a cross of two parents with known genotypes.
So you think you want a pet turtle, but you aren't sure which turtle is right for you. Clint looks over the pros and cons of five of the best pet turtles to help you decide which might be right for you! The contestants include: Russian Tortoise Mud, Musk, and Stinkpot Turtles Sulcata Tortoise Box Turtle Diamondback Terrapin But which one is right for you?
Knowing how to handle snakes and lizards without injuring the reptile or the handler can be scary. With the help of the Beach family (Rebecca, Michael, Charlie, Corbin, Ellie, and James), Clint explains how to help children and adults safely handle reptiles big and small (tegu, boa, ball python, legless lizard, sand boa, hognose, uromastyx, crested gecko).
You aren't a beginner reptile keeper, and you want the best pet lizard on the planet. Well, this list is for you! These 5 Amazing Pet Lizards that Clint picks are... Uromastyx Jeweled Lacerta Cuban False Chameleon (Bearded Anole) Australian Water Dragon Caiman Lizard Watch to find out why they are so amazing!
You aren't a beginner reptile keeper, and you want the best pet snake on the planet. Emily, from Snake Discovery, helps us give you the pros and cons of five unusual and amazing pet snakes! These 5 Amazing Pet Snakes that Clint picks are... Woma Python Green Tree Python African Egg Eating Snakes False Water Cobra Rosy Boa
Crested geckos (Correlophus ciliatus), and leopard geckos (Eublepharis macularius) are both very popular pets, and that is because they are both adorable, and they are both fantastic pet reptiles. They are stinkin' rad! But which is the best pet reptile? To figure that out, we will have to put them head to head!
You know that reptiles are stinkin' rad pets. This is a fact! But do you know what a reptile is? Most people do not. Clint shows off some rad pet reptiles, and explains what makes this group special, and what doesn't. You might be surprised just how much you don't know about our cold blooded, scaly friends. Are they even cold blooded?
Biological evolution can be a controversial topic. But most people who oppose it do so based on misconceptions about what evolution is and how it works. Clint explains the basic mechanisms of biological evolution and shows that, when you know what it is, evolution really isn't that controversial of an idea.
Birds don't breathe like we do, not at all. I have pretty much always known that birds have hollow bones and air-sacs, but I was deep into my Zoology education when I learned why, and it is even crazier how humanity found out about this super bizarre, and super efficient type of respiration used by our avian friends.
TikTok may be a poison to our society, but it turns out that it is full of crazy animal videos! From scary animal encounters, to unidentified animals, to crazy animal abilities, there is so insane animal content on TikTok! Zoologist Clint Laidlaw (of Clint's Reptiles) reacts to some of the craziest animal videos on TikTok.
Hammerhead sharks are one of the strangest sharks the world has ever known, and now there are ten known species! Obviously, hammerheads are set apart from all other sharks by their bizarre shape of their heads which are called a cephalofoil, but why are they like that? Why are these sharks so strange? And now that there are ten known species, what are they and how are they related?
Lions and tigers and bears and walruses! Oh my! If the Carnivora is not the coolest and most diverse clade of mammals on the planet, it is certainly the clade most likely to eat you! And the thing is that from the hyena to the skunk, the fossa to the seal, if there isn't something in this clade for you, you're on the wrong channel!
Biological evolution is broadly accepted by the scientific community. That said, a large number of people and organizations, especially the Young Earth Creationists, are highly skeptical of evolution. Creationists frequently challenge the assertions of evolution, and evolution's legitimacy as a scientific theory. But do they have a point? Let's take a look at some of their most common arguments and see if they are valid, or if they are not.