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Welcome to our wildlife videos and the work of People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES). As a conservation charity we help numerous species around the world, from plants to animals, but we have a special focus on British mammals. By funding research, co-ordinating public surveys, managing reserves, running Wildlife Encounter events, and much more, we aim to put people at the heart of effective conservation for threatened species and their habitats.
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Stag Beetle Flying
Did you know stag beetles fly? 🛫
Listen out for what sounds like a mini helicopter! This male stag beetle was spotted by Andy Waller flying off into the sunset. The sound is their big wing cases vibrating as they, quite clumsily, "soar" through the air.
Keep your eyes peeled for them on balmy warm evenings until the end of August. And don't worry! Whilst they look a little menacing with their big antlers (what are actually jaws called mandibles), they're actually friendly giants and will keep out of your way. 🤗
We run the #GreatStagHunt survey so that we can keep an eye on numbers and their range, as sadly, they're not doing that well. They’ve even become extinct in a couple of European countries and we don't want that to happen here. So please let us know if you're lucky enough to see one, it just takes a few minutes to tell us where and when.
www.ptes.org/gsh
Thumbnail credit John Combs
#stagbeetle #invertebrates #endangeredspecies #conservation #biodiversity
Listen out for what sounds like a mini helicopter! This male stag beetle was spotted by Andy Waller flying off into the sunset. The sound is their big wing cases vibrating as they, quite clumsily, "soar" through the air.
Keep your eyes peeled for them on balmy warm evenings until the end of August. And don't worry! Whilst they look a little menacing with their big antlers (what are actually jaws called mandibles), they're actually friendly giants and will keep out of your way. 🤗
We run the #GreatStagHunt survey so that we can keep an eye on numbers and their range, as sadly, they're not doing that well. They’ve even become extinct in a couple of European countries and we don't want that to happen here. So please let us know if you're lucky enough to see one, it just takes a few minutes to tell us where and when.
www.ptes.org/gsh
Thumbnail credit John Combs
#stagbeetle #invertebrates #endangeredspecies #conservation #biodiversity
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I have stag beetle how can i sell.
Clear and succinct. But the music is so loud it's hard to hear what this young lady is saying. I don't think any music is needed.
Is this chip budding?
Do pollard oaks still produce acorns after the limbs grow back?
Great video thank's
Looks too heavy to fly. Like a Rhino.
Noob
I have also .. and we can collect more..
Mera pass he
If you want to get a lot of experience grafting, but don't have the several rootstocks, I made grafts back onto trees they came from. Trying different types of grafts, saves precious rootstock while you learn
Mare pass bi hai
I thought it was a pest. We usually kill whenever we see it. Mostly found in fresh gardens and it was mistaken as a pest by our people.
She is cute 😅
Thanks for the clear and concise instructions. Greetings from Conwy, UK.
I have stag beetle how can i sell
I have black beetle please contact me my from Nepal 🇳🇵♥️♥️🇳🇵🇳🇵♥️🇳🇵♥️
Is this the famous Laura that made this video? Very useful video, thanks. Need to get myself in gear and do my transects! I have to say, I’ve already seen more stag beetles this year than I have seen in the last few years combined when just out and about. I saw 3 flying male stag beetles in one evening a few nights ago and I’d only seen them flying on 2 separate occasions in my whole life before that
I have two stag beetles.i want to sell it
Это Казахстан
Похоже на звук моторной лодки 😂
Can you hike here?
we have a problem with our environments and Wildlife thanks to greedy scientist.
we must save these species from extinction four the Fulcher generation
Thank you. Good intel.
>often seen flying Hahahaha nope 😅
All great apes (chimp, bonobo, gorilla, orang) now have been described wading bipedally in swamp forests, often in search of food (aquatic sedges, waterlilies, fallen fruits...): that is most likely how our bipedality + vertical posture arose: early-Miocene Hominoidea already 25 Ma (mill.yrs ago) frequently waded upright in swamp (litoral?) forests + climbed arms overhead in the branches above the water. That best explains why Hominoidea (apes) became larger than other Catarrhini (monkeys), evolved longer arms, lost the external tail, evolved more centrally-placed lumbar spines & much wider bodies: broader pelvis, sternum & thorax + dorsally (instead of laterally) placed shoulder-blades for more lateral & upward arm movements. Google "aquarboreal" (aqua=water=wading, arbor=tree=climbing). See also Mario Vaneechoutte cs 2024 Nature Anthropology 2,10007 “Have we been barking up the wrong ancestral tree? Australopithecines are probably not our ancestors” open access www.sciepublish.com/article/pii/94 Modern biological & comparative-anatomical insights in hominoid=ape+human evolution, google e.g. • aquarboreal (how Mio-Pliocene “apes” evolved) • Gondwanatalks Verhaegen (English review of 2022 book in Dutch) • David Attenborough Verhaegen human waterside ape evolution
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Are you sure this is a Persian leopard ? It could be a Amur leopard
Awesome video, 😀
This is what I was looking for, enough with the ecodrama nonsense. This animals have sharp changes in the population periodically.
With so many species becoming extinct, it's good to see positive local involvement in saving this wonderful little creature ❤
#ghoul
Love the idea, have you found any bees using it by chance?
Not the climate scam please..im gone
So you think science is a scam? How do you think they found out how to build you a mobile phone?
@user-yq2wk6yg8s haha..don't get me started..those behind it know exactly what they are doing..building a prison for humanity.. the scientists you refer to are pseudo scientists..proper scientists are censored..
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He is smelling the humans. He is telling oh my save us all cause humans are nearby
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Where do you get grafting tape and wax
Great work! Save wildlife!
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"...and is looking to set up home as an independent, wild Dormouse." Lol, moving on up!
They look like alien creatures. So cute
Thank you for all your excellent work! 👏 I think that your efforts and successes should be publicised more so that other people are stimulated to emulate you and actively take care of their natural environments wherever they are. You truly are gentle-men (and gentle- ladies 😊).
Great information but ditch the music. The best how-to videos have stopped using music as its distracting and kind of amateurish.
Soooo cute! You’re doing great work!
So awesome to see that these wee ones have some big allies to help them out! Thank you for caring!❤
It's nice to know that I'm not the only one who likes itty bitty's. Lol 🥰🐹🐾🐾🐹
They look so friendly and soft. ..... must protecc