Comments by "The Red Knight" (@theredknight9314) on "Adam Ragusea" channel.

  1. They have already shown that humans have a section in the brain specifically for fear of animals such as insects. So you are wrong
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  2. Bugs are NOT crustaceans. Only some bugs such as rolly pollies are Crustaceans because they are in the Isopod family. Non-aquatic insects do not meet the necessary definition to be labeled as crustaceans.
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  3. They by definition are not bugs. Bugs mean a specific type of non aquatic , non arachnid arthropod that belongs to a specific lineage of the arthropod line.
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  4. So fun lmao
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  5. @deoxyribomorph99 water fleas is an awful example because they are a member of the crustacean order Anomopoda (class Branchiopoda). Thus as you can see they are divided into several groups that are separate from insects and “bugs”. They are arthropods and all arthropods are related, but that does not mean that they are all the same thing. Water fleas and all crustaceans are just as genetically divergent from insects as spiders are. Hence why they are classified separately
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  6.  @Numbers-gStands  google, harvard, and all medical institutions research on the topic. Basically everything
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  7.  @asd-wd5bj  in order to be in a group you must meet a specific criteria. Hence why spiders are not bugs. Thus by definition (ie meeting specific criteria) bugs are not crustaceans
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  8. @deoxyribomorph99except that is an illogical and incorrect view of looking at things. Cause then one could argue humans=fish because we are related to a common vertebrate ancestor. That idea is to reductionist
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  9. Shrimps are not bugs. To say they are is to be definitionally wrong
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  10. They are not all crustaceans. They are all arthropods, but not all arthropods are crustaceans
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  11.  @kekeke8988  Strictly speaking, a bug is an insect in the group Hemiptera – it must have piercing mouthparts. Cicadas are Hemiptera, but spiders aren't. Neither are crustaceans such as shrimp, crabs or lobsters.
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  12. @deoxyribomorph99 no way man. We need to group things together with The closest living relatives and then group those groups together. We absolutely should not group large groups of animals that have diverged far enough apart ie: insects and crustaceans or humans and “fish”
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  13.  @NeostormXLMAX  doesnt matter. They by definition are not bugs or insects
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