STRANGER THINGS of Texas!

In this episode, Coyote is in Texas searching for creatures at NIGHT! What kinds of bizarre creatures will he find in the darkness of the middle of the night?! From nocturnal predators to neon lizards and everything in-between, you won't believe your eyes! Get ready to meet the STRANGER THINGS of Texas!

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[bobcharlie]

I love how Coyote is careful with the animals that he handles.

[HADBANGLIF]

12:42 That's actually a Yellow Bullhead Coyote! They're very often confused with juvenile Flatheads. You can tell them apart easily by looking at the shape of the head. The Bullhead has a round, bulbous head while the Flathead's head has its namesake flat shape. The neat thing about the Bullhead family is that their spines actually contain a mild venom - other common catfish species such as the Blue, Channel, and even Flathead catfish are often claimed to be venomous as well but of those only the Bullhead is!

[chriscosby]

My favorite part of coyote isn't the getting stung or bitten episodes but the nature documentary style episodes. Love the enthusiasm and informative way of explaining things.

[ilost]

Coyote: don’t be afraid of animals

Also coyote when he sees a spider: spoopy music intenfys

[FaffyWaffles]

I used to have a golden orb weaver spider outside my window, called her Catherine. A frost last year killed her :(

[giovanneduque]

animals held was like "Finally I meet Coyote"

[sepper]

“The venom is VERY non-toxic if you are a human."

non-humans watching the video : "hm, better look out for that"

[venus]

The ultimate stranger thing was the green anole with the tail mutation.

[alitalton]

I love how Coyote is so gentle with the animals, and how he explains each and every animal. It is so interesting!!

[rachelmartindelatorre]

From my seven-year-old son to coyote. Like this so he can see it.
Hey coyote last night last night I found a frog on the road I caught it but it slipped out of my hand and went into the grass.

and if you wanna come to my house there’s lots of animals. it’s in Yosemite. there’s a lot of lizards there

[andreyspecter]

Lightning comes down on Coyote...

Coyote: My name is Coyote Peterson and i‘m about to enter the sting zone...

Coyote doesnt move.

Mark: Are you ok?

[ly_lh]

I love how he is with all of the animals he finds. "I know, I know, buddy, you're very grumpy because we woke you up."

[robbiejohnston]

This needs to be a series where he explores different parts of the world, or even just America and shows weird animals

[iantango]

Every animal that he holds is calm asf. It’s Like they know it’s him.

[bassbucksandmore]

Coyote “such an epic proportion”


Me “ dang that suckers huge”

[tatsusama]

3:30 "Oh so you grab me waking me up out of nowhere, shine a light in my face and then insult me?"

[slanedog]

Of course the biggest fishing spider he has seen.. was in TEXAS 😂

[praisem]

Coyote, I want to sincerely thank you.
I've been massively afraid of spiders since I was very young. I wouldn't even look at one without crying or screaming.
But watching your experiences and learning from your knowledge, I'm starting to appreciate the peculiarities of spiders, scorpions and arachnids in general. I'm surely not comfortable yet, but it's getting better for the first time. Massive thanks for your educational commitment!

[toaster]

He should do these type of videos with every State. That would be awesome 👊

[HarbingerOfChxoz]

Coyote's Title: STRANGER THINGS of Texas

Stranger Things: EXCUSE ME?