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[guidofatherof5]

Spiders are so cool. Thanks for the post Will.

[jwolfe152]

way cool spider video i never imagined any spiders ate that way

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[guidofatherof5]

Once again, very cool. Thanks Will.

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Aaand another one

[jwolfe152]

imagine the presentation or python and bulls balls lmao

i would not eat python or bulls balls no rocky mountain oysters nope no way

[jwolfe152]

i know its not from you tube i could not find it there but its a really cool show on Discovery Channel and on the Science Channel, its a show called North America this is Season 1 Episode 3 "Learn Young or Die" but a little after 6:00 in it shows garter snakes from Manitoba, Canada (species?) emerging from dens and mating. They have some really nice close shots of them, i just thought it was cool i wish i could have found it on YouTube because this site has WAY to many ads and it takes FOREVER to load and no skipping ahead or it restarts.

Here is the link for a list of sites hosting the video Project Free TV :: North America :: Season 1 Episode 3 "Learn Young or Die"

does anyone else have a site like this Project Free TV - Watch all your favorite tv shows and movies online free that they have used?

here is something else i happened to see while looking for that video

[guidofatherof5]

http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...arietalis.html

[jwolfe152]

yesterday i went to get some stuff from Sam's club and was talking about garters and mating/breeding and my mom said she saw something on tv about it and was thinking "i wonder what show?" well about an hour ago i go through my dvr list and see North America and started watching and there it was. i would love to see more footage like that, as in professional quality video with closeups and everything

[jwolfe152]

Awesome opening music for Culture in Decline | Episode #2 "Economics 101" by Peter Joseph - YouTube