a little training experiment ;)
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That.......was.......HILARIOUS
, showjumping for cockroaches, amazing. ! I've seen far worse animal acts on some TV talent shows,.......I would love to see Simon Cowell's reaction to this performance.
The music from the film, " Zorba The Greek ", was a good choice, ( great film ), I was expecting the cockroach to rear up and start doing the Greek dance from the film, ( perhaps with a it more training ), :).
Lord, I do love creative eccentrics.
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@ilovekiki143 how you like to get rejected! then why you bothered watching this video! >:(
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Im sorry to crush your moment but you are not training it! It is using a ability animals use to find their way home, find the river,or find a food source ! it is called trailing ! though great job on the food source! :3 i have 2 of my own :)
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I learn something knew everyday! :) Thank you for doing this and sharing!
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Love it!
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I cringed...but nice video
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This is an awesome experiment :D I hope that you do more of these.
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EWWWWWWWWWW
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aaww what a cutie XD
it's only the wild roaches i hate, they fly at your face :/
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Ok, now that's funny!
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ewwwwwww I hate them!!! But good job anyway :))



Fascinating..!!! I used to be scared of them..but now I see things different !
and the ending is cute..the cockroach is clinging to the object like thinking..I can do it -
I can do it...grrr..-I can do itttt ...XD
You did a great job! :D *applauds*
Cell28 2 years ago
thanks! the ending reminds me a bit of a hamster wheel ;-)
kittenandtiger 2 years ago
I just started Karen Pryor's new book & she talks about training a hermit crab to ring a bell. Great work. Glad to see you post - I enjoy watching and sharing your videos. Hmmmm - if roaches can learn (& of course they can), does that mean we (as humans) have to change the way we look at them and other insects? Thanks for stepping outside the box. 5* and a favorite. :-)
rogersmmr 2 years ago 5
hi! thanks so much for the bell-idea! i hope i still have some patience left to try this out - their few brain cells works sooo slowly...
btw, i copied your bubble-trick with my dogs (not shared yet) ;-)
kittenandtiger 2 years ago