This plant basically does the movie villain trick of blackmailing the hero by poisoning them then dangling the only antidote! The world of plants never ceases to surprise me
First, she probably goes to a professional stylist. Second, she's Tasha *the Amazon.* Not only is she naturally going to rock any style imaginable, but no stylist would *dare* screw up.
@@peggedyourdad9560 There are two big differences between humans and all other creatures. The first is that we can change our environment on a much larger scale. The second is that we're capable of *caring* about the effect we have. You don't see any other predator agonizing over whether it's "humane" to kill other creatures or not, for instance.
@@brigidtheirish the biggest difference besides those you've mentioned is our ability to harness fire , our bodies are literally optimised to use fire as a tool, there is absolutely nothing in all of nature like us
Those evil buggers will bite you as soon as you touch any part of the plant, but these thorns make for cool looking pipes, and I don't know if the acid of the ants do something but you get soooooo high!
@@aaronnekrin5150 I'm pretty sure some variety of orchid was covered, maybe orchids in general, but I don't recall this *particular* type being discussed in any detail.
When scientists experimentally excluded grazers from African acacias, they stopped producing food pellets, the ants left, and they got overgrown by other plants.
The plant behind you on my right is a "Locus And Wild honey" Plant. Give it plenty of sun and it'll grow a green cone shaped fruit that smells like perfume when ripe and taste like strawberry yogurt once ready to eat.You can only eat the ripe parts where the HEXI shaped cones fall off so soak the bottom part in water. is so sweet but, acidic until ripe so be careful.
Ant-ca-shale: suncost:250,hp:2500,recharge:10secs,attack range: 3×3/minions,plant food: spawns a gar-antuar on a random lain and gains 2× her original hp, enforce-mint/enchant-mint (description). She will target the weakest zombie when planted and will spawns an antboid at about 5secs after that she'll start targeting stronger zombies and spawn an antboid version of the zombie she killed if the zombies are closed to her at an area she'll start shaking the ground at a 3×3 radius, zombies on the top lain will be shaken back while the bottom lain in front damaging them process. Ant-ca-shale once said i really "love ants so i asked crazy dave to genetically modify them to become my servants"
Some ideas that i don't think have been done: Angelica, mulberry, pawpaw, serviceberry, native plants to Ontario, jasmine, peony, reindeer moss (even though it's a lichen)
"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 😅
Talk about the fascinating story of the tree of Teneré Another acacia in Africa. Thank you I like your videos: fun, informative and the beauty of you. 😃😄😁😍🥰😘
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
I really need to never watch this again while a clay mask is drying on my face. Tasha is too damn funny. Girl got my mask crinkling every other minute. 😂 great episode. Love this stuff.
Honestly, being an animal guy, but at the same time enjoy much with footages presented here. This time what makes more interesting is the subject of symbiosis or ecological mutualism. A very long evolutionary history should be behind it. Ant army is a nasty thing. Somewhere else red crabs during reproductive migration through forest fall into victim of invasive ant species.
This plant basically does the movie villain trick of blackmailing the hero by poisoning them then dangling the only antidote!
The world of plants never ceases to surprise me
Its more of a motivation-by-addiction type of case.
I personally recommend making floralogic it’s own channel.
i asked this like a year ago still waiting yall🗿
@@bilbamannoni yes 👍
Soooo.. what I was thinking 🧐
@@Atlas99973 yes 👍
I think plants are more interesting than plants. I do not know why.
The fact that the ants destroy any seedlings that grow near the mother plant is absolutely insane
I never get tired of floralogic. Plants are so amazing and this show made it even more amazing 😍
How does Tasha have a new hairstyle every episode and look just as amazing in each of them? 😭🙌💚
Because she’s an icon and we don’t deserve her 😭
I was thinking the same thing!
First, she probably goes to a professional stylist. Second, she's Tasha *the Amazon.* Not only is she naturally going to rock any style imaginable, but no stylist would *dare* screw up.
Certainly adds to the appeal of the show :D Every time I see a Floralogic upload it makes my day!
I love her style, but am I the only one who just loves her eyes? She has such gorgeous eyes.
Bullhorn acacia: You are now my loyal minions! Ant minions: We hear and obey master!
Totally love this! 🐜❤️ Ant love forever!
Very much oh noes.
Wish you luck
off course your here on the floralogic episode with ants 😅
Met Acacia in Texas and Arizona…not in this level but still prickly!😊
I'd love to hear more about that cute crab too.
Truly diabolical…almost, dare I say, human.
The more I learn about nature, the more I realize humans aren't really all that removed from it when it comes to our behavior.
@@peggedyourdad9560 we are animals always trying to we’re the best ones…and proving we aren’t with our proofs…
@@peggedyourdad9560 There are two big differences between humans and all other creatures. The first is that we can change our environment on a much larger scale. The second is that we're capable of *caring* about the effect we have. You don't see any other predator agonizing over whether it's "humane" to kill other creatures or not, for instance.
@@brigidtheirish the biggest difference besides those you've mentioned is our ability to harness fire , our bodies are literally optimised to use fire as a tool, there is absolutely nothing in all of nature like us
Those evil buggers will bite you as soon as you touch any part of the plant, but these thorns make for cool looking pipes, and I don't know if the acid of the ants do something but you get soooooo high!
Floralogic is so amazing. Love all the work you do.
Please talk about phantom orchids next please!
I think they may have already?
@@aaronnekrin5150 I'm pretty sure some variety of orchid was covered, maybe orchids in general, but I don't recall this *particular* type being discussed in any detail.
What an awesome plant!! Love how animated Tasha is in this episode!
On tour in Nicaragua we were warned to avoid the "Cornizuelo" or risk being eaten alive by ants.
When scientists experimentally excluded grazers from African acacias, they stopped producing food pellets, the ants left, and they got overgrown by other plants.
I never get tired of the small bloopers at the end of the Floralogic videos. Tasha totally smokes some of the plants she talks about XD
Super adore Tash! Science plus amazon lady... you just can't get any better. This whole channel is fantastic.
You never think about how plants don’t want to be eaten.
Some do! You gotta eat cherries to scarify those pits and get em ready to germinate!
Where are the vegetarians. we need plantvarians to protest in front of farmers
I was waiting on a well produced video on the Carnizuelo, as I know it back in Mexico
Poor kreb
Thank you for your hard work, we all appreciate it. You are an incredible, wonderful, and amazing person. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What about the rest of the crew? She is only the face of this channel reading a script someone else wrote.
@@smilemore1997 Thank you for your criticism, I appreciate it. I will try my best to do better.
The plant behind you on my right is a "Locus And Wild honey" Plant. Give it plenty of sun and it'll grow a green cone shaped fruit that smells like perfume when ripe and taste like strawberry yogurt once ready to eat.You can only eat the ripe parts where the HEXI shaped cones fall off so soak the bottom part in water. is so sweet but, acidic until ripe so be careful.
Its a monstera.
Ant-ca-shale: suncost:250,hp:2500,recharge:10secs,attack range: 3×3/minions,plant food: spawns a gar-antuar on a random lain and gains 2× her original hp, enforce-mint/enchant-mint (description). She will target the weakest zombie when planted and will spawns an antboid at about 5secs after that she'll start targeting stronger zombies and spawn an antboid version of the zombie she killed if the zombies are closed to her at an area she'll start shaking the ground at a 3×3 radius, zombies on the top lain will be shaken back while the bottom lain in front damaging them process. Ant-ca-shale once said i really "love ants so i asked crazy dave to genetically modify them to become my servants"
I frigin love how much she enjoys her job lol, very interesting and informative thank you Tasha ❤
@2:04 ...420 blaze it!
Tasha definitely is my favorite host on this channel!
GRU : I am DESPICABLE! MINIONS! ATTACK!!!!
BULLHORN ACACIA : Hold my ants Gru.
This is truly crazy the plant developed enzymes to change the ants ability to eat certain foods
Could you do the dynamite tree? Or the brazil nut? Those are both potentially lethal fun topics!
Ah yes, plants that *actively* try to kill you that *aren't* from Australia.
From 8 months ago! czcams.com/video/JNSDRAYn43s/video.html
I see you did sundews. Other carnivorous plants would be good choices. Strangler figs fit in your framework too.
Ooooooh! How about a video on how its been scientifically proven plants can "see" and "hear"? Thats really cool too.
Tasha the Amazon is one of my favorite people, love this show
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
Picasso leaning! Omg I love her
I love Floralogic, thank you for all these wonderful videos :)
Angiosperms 🌱 have the most elaborate of schemes.
They always be schemin'.
So basically, the acacia is monopoIysing the ant's by becoming their only source of food
can you do osage orange, or honey locust?
0:46 the pain in their eyes when they had to read that line...
Some ideas that i don't think have been done: Angelica, mulberry, pawpaw, serviceberry, native plants to Ontario, jasmine, peony, reindeer moss (even though it's a lichen)
Acacia ants are relentless, I've been bitten by those and it's really painful.
It reminds me of Myrmecophila and Caularthron orchids, they would make themselves home for ants too
Tasha, the ants probably have chemical/pheromone trails to and from their homes, so....yeah, probably the ant version of street names! 😂😂❤
Every episode I think its the best one. Until the next one comes out! 😂
"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 😅
One time a black locust tree spike went clean through my Achilles taden
I still love thorny plants tho
"i wonder if the ants name the branches like streets"
yeah yeah but who's the BRANCH MANAGER
they called me super spike. they call all of us super ants
Awesome thanks!!
Talk about the fascinating story of the tree of Teneré
Another acacia in Africa. Thank you I like your videos: fun, informative and the beauty of you. 😃😄😁😍🥰😘
I love this video. Maybe you should talk about Roses nest.
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
This was superb, elegant and concise. I love it.
Many thanks Animaligic for this great video.
Floral logic deserves his own chanel
Another great Tasha vid on the books!
3:02 insert screaming noise here
I like how they snuck in cannabis when they mentioned trichomes
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
Man, right at the end I thought you were going to mention Bagheera kiplingi... Another time perhaps.
I really need to never watch this again while a clay mask is drying on my face. Tasha is too damn funny. Girl got my mask crinkling every other minute. 😂 great episode. Love this stuff.
Super interesting! Thank you Tasha & Floralogic 💜✌
PLZ make a video about lothip plants or living stone plz.
What plant is your favorite Tasha
wicked cool! 🐜 🌳
The plant seems cool, but as a iron maiden Fan, there were two opportunities for jokes. Good stuff xD . Also: Brutal.
So basically, it's a Death Star full of Stormtroopers inside, in flora & fauna world.
I wonder where is Darth Vader ?
This plant is pretty much a drug dealer, getting ants hooked on dope lol
Can we have a video about Fairy Shrimps?. They are very interesting as they exist in the woods.
I'd be interested in a video on salvia
Mister spike the plant king is protecting mighty ants and their homes and themselves from herbivores omnivores and other predators
Please talk about the shampoo ginger
Can we do a series about Night -blooming cereus?
Amazing I like the way how she delivers 👍
SUPER NICE
Damn this plant reminds me of earth and us oxygen equals survival.
If only I could do that 😂
I love Eartha Kitt vibes from the host.
Ok i like the cachito del diablo on youtube, but there's no friking way I'm getting near one of those trees again, ever
Oh wow that's cool!!! It's like the food of fairies, eat it and you will no longer be able to eat human food and be trapped by the fairies forever.
What is the name of the enzyme it produces to stop them from being able to digest sucrose?
Can you make a video about cacao?
You're telling me those acacia ants out sting fire ants. Yes I consider a bee more painful and I've been swarmed by fire ants
You are awesome 🤩 Knowledge and Humour = Best Combo!
Please talk about edible wild plants in North America.
The plant is: 'Da Pimp'......n 'da Ants' are it's 'Hi-Ho's'???
I see you, Floralogic. That first example of trichomes…😂
Not sure how I ended up here but that was super interesting.
I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!
Honestly, being an animal guy, but at the same time enjoy much with footages presented here. This time what makes more interesting is the subject of symbiosis or ecological mutualism. A very long evolutionary history should be behind it.
Ant army is a nasty thing. Somewhere else red crabs during reproductive migration through forest fall into victim of invasive ant species.
Poor crab 😢
Yes
Tasha's the best.
Work it!!! LOL
Truly diabetic, I mean diabolical!
Sawgrass please.
have you explained to rafflesia flower?
We have! czcams.com/video/sCGKWroGavY/video.html
How do the ants know they can't eat anything else?
Hey tasha! Out of subject but where did you get your triangles necklace? It's so beautiful! ❤
They bribe the ants with a white, crystalline substance...
Sugar.