Insects Speed Comparison | Who's the Fastest Bug on Earth?

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Published 2023-11-07
Dive into the fascinating world of insects with our latest video, "Need for Speed: Exploring Insects' Lightning Fast World!" Discover the incredible speed of various insect species as we unravel their secrets in this thrilling exploration. Join us on a journey through the insect kingdom, where racing, agility, and survival are taken to a whole new level. Buckle up and get ready to witness nature's fastest creatures in action!
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All Comments (21)
  • @lizelliott1997
    It's probably kind of hard to imagine a woodlouse running that fast
  • @BLKBRDSR71
    Never in my 48 years of living have I ever seen a woodlouse move that fast.
  • @ramresroas5606
    Amazing video. Watching these insects racing to each other is so unique and refreshing to see and also learning a lot from it
  • @Haxxorguyeditz
    Pretty hard to imagine stag or rhinoceros beetle running that fast
  • @rsuriyop
    Some of these I just can’t believe. I’ve seen things like rhinoceros beetles, stag beetles, and giant water bugs before. But I’ve never in my life ever seen them run before. There is no way any of them is faster than something like a cockroach or common house spider.
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  • @KingArthusSs
    That can't be right. Have you ever tried to catch a fly or mosquito? These feel much faster
  • @damienhowell3727
    Why confused? How is a wood louse moving like its the flash from marvel lol
  • @joshuabaker4256
    It's extremely shocking to see these common insects traveling at those insane speeds🤯!
  • @hanaji7787
    Zooming that close to the insect makes it hard to see how fast they're traveling. They all look like they're going 100 mph.
  • @keetmadu1054
    These are cool videos but starting to think there needs to be sources that back these ratings up. Because some of these don't seem right.
  • @user-on4hk9mv4k
    Guys, seeing all the Insects,Spiders and Snails running and crawling away this speed is concerning…maybe a natural disaster is bout’ to occur😰😥 (Good vid by the way) (Cute insects 🥰)
  • @teogx1346
    Why os the snail moving like a caterpillar?
  • @koltybam3800
    You forgot to add The Australian Tiger Beetle. THAT is a very fast insect too.
  • @sikuteboy
    Try flying and non flying land invertebrates. I would like to watch both videos. Good job on this video. 😊
  • @williamroach1762
    No Tiger Beetle? Their speed is insane. So much so that it can blind them temporarily. I believe theyre clocked as the fastest insect.