Brave Wilderness

And now you know how painful something is by looking at the Schmidt Index.

Like there's an incredible YouTube channel called Brave Wilderness, okay? A guy called Coyote Peterson and Mark Vins.

And they go and get bitten by everything and relate it to the Schmidt Pain Index.

But they're doing it on YouTube.

So four ass days in one.

I hope you're satisfied.

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The bullet ant stuff is just absolutely crazy in fact I watched a video last night only where he was they were capturing and releasing bats in the Amazon to track them and whatever and one of the little kind of false vampire bats bit one of the lad's fingers and like blood absolutely everywhere like unbelievable so definitely check them out but let me know if you've ever watched any of that stuff or any thoughts on golf or sports 087 4100 122 today FM

He's a very interesting guy.

Brave Wilderness is his...

If you've never seen him on YouTube, go watch some of them.

They're really cool.

How did you get into that world?

Sure, yeah, I mean, dinosaurs have always sort of been my first love, even though I'm most publicly known for the Brave Wilderness YouTube channel and all my forays into the world of animals, adventure, education, conservation, and certainly getting bitten and stung by things, which garners a lot of views.

But, um, over the past couple of years, dinosaurs have sort of come into the forefront with a handful of projects that we are working on, both in the paleontological space with specimens coming out of the ground, but also the idea of, um, eventually creating a space where mixed reality will be bringing dinosaurs back on a one-to-one scale.

So everything's fair game to talk about tonight, and, uh, excited to share with you guys, uh, really anything you got questions for.

So I tell a lot, you know, a lot of times when I talk about my career and, and how I built it, I was heavily influenced by the Spielbergian sort of George Lucas era of influence.

Like, toys were at their zenith when I was of age to be collecting toys.

So all of those things combined together really influenced not only sort of how we then aim to build the Brave Wilderness brand, and embracing that idea of getting people excited about animals, which, you know, is its own unique pillar, but then you tie in dinosaurs, and then you tie in that world of things that are collectible, and you look at people our age, and it's like, "Holy cow, we're still into all this stuff." And when you grow up and you find a way to create a successful business, all of a sudden you start find yourself spending your money on the things that you wanted when you were a kid.

So it's like this perfect cycle that can get really dangerous really quickly when it comes to filling up space.