1:58 - Yeah, Moose can be extremely aggressive especially if their young are nearby. You never really know if they're going to be chill or charge you, so generally you want to keep your distance and GTFO if at all possible. Source: I'm Canadian. Don't mess with those animals, they're huge.
They can also swim like 30 feet or metres can’t remember which underwater tho like they can definitely fuck shit up and they’re massive as well. Also as fellow Canadian can confirm don’t fuck with them or even go near em lol
As a fellow Canadian... don't forget the damage they can do to a vehicle if you hit one. They can destroy cars... and survive. They do get trapped in cars sometimes. Badness all around Moose involved auto accidents.
I don't think the male moose (which this one was, cause antlers) are particularly protective of their young. For them the concern is rutting season where they get uber territorial. They'll charge out of the bush and active attack cars if you stop too long in the wrong place.
I’ll take a Moose any day of the week over a Cobra chicken. You might not know what a moose is thinking but you KNOW what the Cobra chicken is thinking and it’s only evil thoughts
@@NewTypeZero0 Yep, Moose collisions are surprisingly common here in Finland as well. Tall and all the mass is up top: It's like they were specifically designed to fuck up a car and the people inside.
Come on compiler, do your duty & put together a video of nothing but food getting dropped on the floor just to torment Amber. It's what we want to see!
Nal, I'll take a moose over those Australian spiders any day. And yes, they can be dangerous but at least they are fairly easy to spot so you can avoid a confrontation. 😁
@@nirfz where I live moose walk onto the highway at night.....awful hard to see a black moose on a rainy road. Doesn't matter how good your lights are, you generally only see the eye shine when they finally hear you and they turn their head which means you are probably too close to stop and need to take evasive action on a wet road. Trust me the last thing you want is a moose coming through your windshield, because half the time when they do they are still alive....and now really ticked off.
The car glass from the “Slim Jim”, was broken by a glass punch from someone off screen. You can see it shatter from behind him first, and then spiderweb out from there. As it is tempered glass, it’ll stay intact unless disturbed. Also, you can see the door panel is missing and it has a tag from an auction on the windshield. It’s most likely a junk yard car that they just shot the video in.
At 1:14 I'm 99.9% sure that was a turkey that just landed on what looks like one of its roasted brethren, 2:00 moose are pretty chill unless provoked, hungry or tired, they can apparently put up a decent fight with a bear to possibly fatally injuring the bear.
That Moose weighs an actual ton. It can be aggressive but they could wreck you by accident. However, they are far less likely to hurt you than every god damn thing in Australia. Good thing you never leave your room.
Speaking of Moose. A bull is definitely not to be messed around with. But the biggest danger is getting into a car crash with one. They are big and heavy and their legs are long enough that they go over the hood and you end up with several hundred kilos coming straight through the windshield. So basically like your kangaroos but a bit worse but not as many of them around
Well... You can see a Moose coming at you from a mile away. Spiders on the other hand... or Snakes ... or sharks ... or jellyfish ... Nah... I stick with deadly things I can see when they come at me :D
Honestly, if those Oranges are so important for them, maybe they shouldn't put them on the counter in a big bole. I wouldn't pay 12$. I feel like they need to learn a lesson in not putting things right there on the counter if they don't want people to take them. I understand paying for it. But 12$. Hell no.
On the spider debate….you don’t have to worry about a moose or bear being in your shoes or hiding under your toilet seat. No contest, give me big mammals over funnel-web spiders and huntsmen any day.
I live in one of the most moose-rich places in Norway (during hunting season I dont even dare go outside to pick up my mail without wearing an orange cap!). I often have mooses com into my garden to grase. And yes, they can get VERY aggressive if surprised! However; There`s no reason why you would surprise one - they are HUGE, so all you need to do is keep your eyes open when venturing outside and you will spot them long before they see you. And furthermore they are not venomous. You wont just feel a little prick when sitting down in your chair and then dying a few hours later not even knowing what killed you...
8:19 I'm assuming that car's a wreck and they were just having fun with it. There are tools that will shatter a window, probably someone else was just out of view and hit it at the right time.
4:45 either that was a very very large bottle of mayonnaise (or some other kind of condiment), or that was milk that was so expired it was almost butter.
Guys, I'm gonna say and I'm not gonna regret it, Fatty Nal is my favorite Nal. I've never seen someone take other people's food mishaps so personally. I'm so dead 😄
While it's true that in general moose are more likely to harm you than a typical spider, even the various poisonous ones, moose are nearly entirely in minimally populated areas and have relatively few interactions with people. They are often described as cantankerous, but unpredictable is probably a better word. The same is true for bison, buffalo, and rhinos. Large herbivores want their space as they have an instinctual knowledge that they are on the menu for large carnivores.
you should really do some reactions to casual geographic i reckon you'd enjoy why i'd throat a cactus before going in the ocean. honestly though some of the best educational content ever.
That thing before 05:00 is spoiled milk it is known that a lot of liquids, especially juices when they spoil inside airtight containers the CO2 that gets created as they spoil get trapped in the liquid (like carbonated soda) and when you open them that happens
I figure I am helping the algorithm by commenting twice. The window shattered in the slimjim clip because of internal stress in the tempered glass used for car windows. The process of tempering adds the stress and forces the the glass when broken to shatter into tiny less dangerous pieces. critically this make the glass stronger but if there is a temperature gradient on the inside vs outside this increases the stress making it shatter easier. on a cold day with the heater blowing full there is the potential to cause the window to shatter very easily.
It's a junkyard.... Notice the sticker and the car having no internals ? You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on. That just hits it with a glass punch in the corner. What a Facepalm yikes
1:13 That was a turkey, Amber :P And with that Slim Jim clip, it looks like he was sitting in a car that was parked in a junkyard. My guess is that one of his buddies busted the window from outside, right as he did that.
Moose are insanely dangerous if angered and if you hit them with your car. However they tend to stay away from humans if possible so no, deadly spiders are definitely scarier.
8:20 Nal it wasn't the window. He's wearing long sleeves. It's obviously cold outside. He rolled down the window leaving the ice crust in place and then hit that thin layer of partially melted ice with the Slim Jim which broke it. Another one of those perfect ice panels you hate to see broken smashed to smithereens. Creative as all get out though
It's a junkyard.... Notice the sticker and the car having no internals ? You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on. That just hits it with a glass punch in the corner. Facepalm
Are moose dangerous? Yes. Vicious? I mean... they aren't going to come to your house to kill you. But if you get in their space, they're probably more likely to fight you than to run. They're 6-7 feet tall on 4 legs. (apparently to the top of antlers it can be up to 10 feet) It's not like 'big deer'. It's closer to 'small elephant' with antlers. I always laugh when I see a tiny moose in a video game.
That there is a turkey Miss Amber, see down south we might could have a few farm animals that tend to wander a bit about the farm and well, sometimes they get in the house. Likely them two turkeys knew each other...ones gon' make some real good eatin' too
I would Rather have a Bear or A Moose Chase me then a Massive Spider 🕸 or Snake or anything else that lives in Australia 🇦🇺 Even though I don't Mind Snakes or Spiders 🐍 My Favourite Animal is A Bear 🐻
The orange guy Was taking stuff from behind the bar. 1 orange can provide for something like 8-10 drinks. Especially the peel. And then you reach into the bowl with your hands?
I’ve worked in hospitality a lot and seen plenty of examples of people helping themselves and stealing food etc simply because it was in reach. 110% agree with charging them that extra money for the stolen item!
can someone remind me again what language is natively spoken in australia? 😂 but in all honesty i have the same with polish and english. sometimes i can speak like a machine gun, and sometimes i can barely articulate myself.
in general a good bone broth takes at least 24 hours and will be much better if you spend 48 hours on it, you can kinda skip some time if it's only chicken but even then it's still like 12 and 24 hours for it to be good
There are many bridges and overpasses that are too short for certain vehicles. There's one in my town. Video of too-tall trucks ignoring the very obvious signage and getting destroyed is just one of those things. It's a major hassle for the other people trying to live their lives, drive through in appropriately-sized cars; now they have to detour while the mess is cleaned up. The driver is screwed; almost certainly fired; has to pay a heavy fine and damages to the vehicle. The company, whoever the driver was driving for, bears responsibility. Folks who are renting trucks for a move or something: not used to big vehicles, now their rental is damaged, have to pay the fee. Whatever was inside these trucks is probably damaged, as well. If it happens in the rain, or snow: now that's inside your vehicle, ruining more stuff. The structure, bridge, overpass, whatever it might be, has to be inspected for damage before it can be re-opened for regular traffic; if there is damage it has to be repaired: the driver / company is responsible for that, as well. Watch your surroundings, folks. I don't care what GPS says. If your eyes, and the signs, are telling you that you can't go that way, then find a different route. GPS can steer you wrong, sometimes, which is a big pain in the ass. But GPS is also good for finding a detour: see? Easy fix! Use your eyes, and your brain, when driving. It should really NOT be that difficult.
Moose are very dangerous. If you hit a deer with your car, the car and the deer are ruined. If you hit a moose with your car, it's going to laugh at your corpse. It's basically like running into a brick wall. A moose can be 5-6.5 feet tall at its shoulder and weighs around 1,800lbs. Its antlers span about 6ft across from tip to tip. They can run up to 30MPH and are not phased by snow. They sprint through it as if it wasn't even there. They can also swim for 10 miles without a break at 6MPH, and they can dive underwater up to 20ft, holding their breath for up to 30 seconds. The babies can outrun an adult human by time they're 5 days old. Their front hooves can kick in any direction.
Moose are dangerous. Especially a territorial bull, or a mom with a calf. We were out camping in the High Uintas of Utah, and my sisters went out into this meadow field. They came across a moose. The moose chased them and they ran it back into camp. My sisters barely made it into our truck. The thing was on a rampage, tearing everything up. We had to wait for the Game Wardens to do something about it. I don't remember the whole thing, because I was pretty young at the time. I remember bits and pieces of it, but my family will once in a while tell the story when we all get together, and laugh about it. But moose will kill you.
Moose injure more people each year than any other land animal other than Hippos. A lot of moose attacks occur when someone is walking their dog, because the moose can mistake the dog for their arch enemy, the wolf, so they become immediately aggressive. Bull moose (the males) are extremely aggressive and territorial during mating season, and females can be extremely aggressive if they are with young children. They can grow upwards of 725 kg, aren't afraid of people, and will generally force you to give them the right of way on a trail or road. They're incredible to see, from a good distance away.
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1:58 - Yeah, Moose can be extremely aggressive especially if their young are nearby. You never really know if they're going to be chill or charge you, so generally you want to keep your distance and GTFO if at all possible.
Source: I'm Canadian. Don't mess with those animals, they're huge.
They can also swim like 30 feet or metres can’t remember which underwater tho like they can definitely fuck shit up and they’re massive as well. Also as fellow Canadian can confirm don’t fuck with them or even go near em lol
As a fellow Canadian... don't forget the damage they can do to a vehicle if you hit one. They can destroy cars... and survive. They do get trapped in cars sometimes. Badness all around Moose involved auto accidents.
I don't think the male moose (which this one was, cause antlers) are particularly protective of their young. For them the concern is rutting season where they get uber territorial. They'll charge out of the bush and active attack cars if you stop too long in the wrong place.
I’ll take a Moose any day of the week over a Cobra chicken. You might not know what a moose is thinking but you KNOW what the Cobra chicken is thinking and it’s only evil thoughts
@@NewTypeZero0 Yep, Moose collisions are surprisingly common here in Finland as well. Tall and all the mass is up top: It's like they were specifically designed to fuck up a car and the people inside.
Come on compiler, do your duty & put together a video of nothing but food getting dropped on the floor just to torment Amber. It's what we want to see!
Then throw in some Ryan Reynolds to push her over the edge.
@@JosephThomas78 15 minutes of Ryan Reynolds spilling food😅
@@PALillie Ryan taking chocolate out of fridge. And dropping it.
That is content
whenever she gets mad she needs to slap herself
Nal, I'll take a moose over those Australian spiders any day. And yes, they can be dangerous but at least they are fairly easy to spot so you can avoid a confrontation. 😁
Exactely, a mosse will ever surprise you hiding behind/under furniture... When it enters your house you will notice it😁
If I'm driving I'd rather hit a spider than a moose 😁
Moose are responsible for more deaths than any other animal in North America.
@@nirfz where I live moose walk onto the highway at night.....awful hard to see a black moose on a rainy road. Doesn't matter how good your lights are, you generally only see the eye shine when they finally hear you and they turn their head which means you are probably too close to stop and need to take evasive action on a wet road. Trust me the last thing you want is a moose coming through your windshield, because half the time when they do they are still alive....and now really ticked off.
Yeah, unlike the spider crawling up your leg right now.
The car glass from the “Slim Jim”, was broken by a glass punch from someone off screen. You can see it shatter from behind him first, and then spiderweb out from there. As it is tempered glass, it’ll stay intact unless disturbed. Also, you can see the door panel is missing and it has a tag from an auction on the windshield. It’s most likely a junk yard car that they just shot the video in.
The hole in the glass looks awfully like the shape of Austria, was laughing so hard xD
You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on.
Guy at 6:50 was like ooops well this is how our friendship ends better go out with a style.
I feel like the universes need to collide and a video of just Ryan Reynolds dropping food is needed, now...
or breaking sheets of ice.
Compiler: puts a food-related clip as the first one of the video
Nal: Instantly regrets clicking play.
;)
Nal watching people suffer: 🤣
Nal watching food suffer: 😭
The turkey was trying to give his brother cpr but it was way to late. 😂😂😂😂
At 1:14 I'm 99.9% sure that was a turkey that just landed on what looks like one of its roasted brethren, 2:00 moose are pretty chill unless provoked, hungry or tired, they can apparently put up a decent fight with a bear to possibly fatally injuring the bear.
Looked like an eastern wild turkey....
That Moose weighs an actual ton. It can be aggressive but they could wreck you by accident. However, they are far less likely to hurt you than every god damn thing in Australia. Good thing you never leave your room.
Every time Amber says "I stream on Twitch", my brain adds "So you don't have to!". I don't know why.
Two things you just don't mess with around Nalopia - food, and frozen ice.
Speaking of Moose. A bull is definitely not to be messed around with. But the biggest danger is getting into a car crash with one. They are big and heavy and their legs are long enough that they go over the hood and you end up with several hundred kilos coming straight through the windshield. So basically like your kangaroos but a bit worse but not as many of them around
Well... You can see a Moose coming at you from a mile away. Spiders on the other hand... or Snakes ... or sharks ... or jellyfish ... Nah... I stick with deadly things I can see when they come at me :D
We're in a citrus shortage 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Must be a California thing, they do everything they can to make themselves victims.
Honestly, if those Oranges are so important for them, maybe they shouldn't put them on the counter in a big bole.
I wouldn't pay 12$. I feel like they need to learn a lesson in not putting things right there on the counter if they don't want people to take them.
I understand paying for it. But 12$. Hell no.
3:25 I mean, what bar puts out oranges like they're peanuts? They're obviously for slicing and garnishing drinks.
slim jims are a very dense meat stick, like a pepperoni or dry salami, I very much believe it could take out a car window, like a hammer, or rock.
On the spider debate….you don’t have to worry about a moose or bear being in your shoes or hiding under your toilet seat. No contest, give me big mammals over funnel-web spiders and huntsmen any day.
I live in one of the most moose-rich places in Norway (during hunting season I dont even dare go outside to pick up my mail without wearing an orange cap!). I often have mooses com into my garden to grase. And yes, they can get VERY aggressive if surprised!
However; There`s no reason why you would surprise one - they are HUGE, so all you need to do is keep your eyes open when venturing outside and you will spot them long before they see you.
And furthermore they are not venomous. You wont just feel a little prick when sitting down in your chair and then dying a few hours later not even knowing what killed you...
8:19 I'm assuming that car's a wreck and they were just having fun with it. There are tools that will shatter a window, probably someone else was just out of view and hit it at the right time.
Or the glass just shattered by itself.
I've had a glass measuring cup do that once.
@@captainrobots1 You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on. Facepalm.
4:45 either that was a very very large bottle of mayonnaise (or some other kind of condiment), or that was milk that was so expired it was almost butter.
2:10 at least I can see that thing coming from few hundreds of meters away lol
Snakes and spiders tho...
Another instant regret compilation from Nalopia, this is going to be hilarious 😂 and entertaining 😁👍🏾
Guys, I'm gonna say and I'm not gonna regret it, Fatty Nal is my favorite Nal. I've never seen someone take other people's food mishaps so personally. I'm so dead 😄
The exploding bottle looked pretty swollen. Like whatever was in it had gone off 3 weeks ago.
That or he was fermenting something in it.
That was turkey on turkey crime... You killed her nephew! 😂
8:28 the guy pushed the broken glass and Austria appeared! lol
A moose is probably the single most dangerous herbivore in America.
Just a little turkey on turkey action Nal LOL
I use to live in Alaska and the Moose were more dangerous than the bears.
Doesn't seem like a high bar, i've lived in bear country for a decade now and I've heard of a grand total of one bear attack.
While it's true that in general moose are more likely to harm you than a typical spider, even the various poisonous ones, moose are nearly entirely in minimally populated areas and have relatively few interactions with people. They are often described as cantankerous, but unpredictable is probably a better word. The same is true for bison, buffalo, and rhinos. Large herbivores want their space as they have an instinctual knowledge that they are on the menu for large carnivores.
4:22 At least she saved her coffee. ❤
@Chris Reise Considering how badly she failed there, I'm thinking it might have been an 'Irish' coffee ;)
@@crazyfvck LOL Could be.
If that lady charged me 12 dollars for an orange, I'd pay then walk out with the damn bowl of them.
you should really do some reactions to casual geographic i reckon you'd enjoy why i'd throat a cactus before going in the ocean. honestly though some of the best educational content ever.
Cat was caught sneaking in it's "special friend" LOL
That thing before 05:00 is spoiled milk it is known that a lot of liquids, especially juices when they spoil inside airtight containers the CO2 that gets created as they spoil get trapped in the liquid (like carbonated soda) and when you open them that happens
1:15 a living Turkey wants revenge for the roasted Turkey...
That bird was a Turkey and it landed on a roasted turkey . She probabley knew it at one time.
But Nal, the moose isn't going to be hiding in my shoe, or my bed.
The turkey on turkey action! 🤣
I figure I am helping the algorithm by commenting twice. The window shattered in the slimjim clip because of internal stress in the tempered glass used for car windows. The process of tempering adds the stress and forces the the glass when broken to shatter into tiny less dangerous pieces. critically this make the glass stronger but if there is a temperature gradient on the inside vs outside this increases the stress making it shatter easier. on a cold day with the heater blowing full there is the potential to cause the window to shatter very easily.
It's a junkyard.... Notice the sticker and the car having no internals ? You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on. That just hits it with a glass punch in the corner. What a Facepalm yikes
That turkey was trying to get luck one last time 🦃😂
@9:52 - LOVE. THAT. DOG!!!! (did a fist-pump on that one....haha)
1:13 That was a turkey, Amber :P And with that Slim Jim clip, it looks like he was sitting in a car that was parked in a junkyard. My guess is that one of his buddies busted the window from outside, right as he did that.
That turkey was out for blood because they roasted his cousin. lol
Moose are extremely dangerous and freaking massive powerhouses.
"dude" was tryin' to steal the tip cup
You have great reactions Nal
Cheers
👋😁
11:54 that knuckle crack was loud
Yes, I've done the math. 9 months almost to the day after my parent's first wedding anniversary.
Moose are insanely dangerous if angered and if you hit them with your car. However they tend to stay away from humans if possible so no, deadly spiders are definitely scarier.
8:20 Nal it wasn't the window. He's wearing long sleeves. It's obviously cold outside. He rolled down the window leaving the ice crust in place and then hit that thin layer of partially melted ice with the Slim Jim which broke it. Another one of those perfect ice panels you hate to see broken smashed to smithereens. Creative as all get out though
It's a junkyard.... Notice the sticker and the car having no internals ? You can literally see the guy to the side of the windscreen sticker with sunglasses on. That just hits it with a glass punch in the corner. Facepalm
Are moose dangerous? Yes.
Vicious? I mean... they aren't going to come to your house to kill you. But if you get in their space, they're probably more likely to fight you than to run.
They're 6-7 feet tall on 4 legs. (apparently to the top of antlers it can be up to 10 feet)
It's not like 'big deer'. It's closer to 'small elephant' with antlers.
I always laugh when I see a tiny moose in a video game.
10:30 - I was just thinking like, say abortion, say ABORTION, say IT!
1:10 the Turkey jumping on the cooked one gives me Necrophilia vibes. :-!
First clip of video
nal,"why compiler why😟😟?"
Instent regret baby😂😂😂
i can 100% confirm the roasted bird was a hummingbird and the live bird was a flamingo
Seems right to me
@1:16 Bet they now think they 'Pardoned' the wrong Turkey for the U.S. Thanksgiving Feast LOL
That there is a turkey Miss Amber, see down south we might could have a few farm animals that tend to wander a bit about the farm and well, sometimes they get in the house. Likely them two turkeys knew each other...ones gon' make some real good eatin' too
Have you ever figured out 9 months before you were born? 🤣🤣🤣
Ahhh c'mon Amber...
I love your videos and u are incredible TH-camr
1:15 the turkey came to avenge its brother.
Hai!!
I love your Videos they are awesome just like you!!!
I would Rather have a Bear or A Moose Chase me then a Massive Spider 🕸 or Snake or anything else that lives in Australia 🇦🇺 Even though I don't Mind Snakes or Spiders 🐍 My Favourite Animal is A Bear 🐻
1:43
That's a Turkey. *You* are the roasted bird.
10:40 lmao what was that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If I was Amber's editor, I would stop including food loss in the compilations. I wouldn't want to risk getting fired.
mom cat at the end; - But I just wanted to have some fun....! 🤣🤣
5:03 "why are they so many water sports stuff happening in this video?"... a question i've often asked myself, but that was on a different website
The orange guy Was taking stuff from behind the bar. 1 orange can provide for something like 8-10 drinks. Especially the peel. And then you reach into the bowl with your hands?
We need a full video of people dropping food
1:38 it's a turkey on a roasted turkey
I would have destroyed all those other oranges just in spite
Nal gonna paint tannars face confirmed!
Yes, moose can be dangerous, when they feel threatened. They're usually easy to spot though, so you know when to get away.
I’ve worked in hospitality a lot and seen plenty of examples of people helping themselves and stealing food etc simply because it was in reach. 110% agree with charging them that extra money for the stolen item!
Moose are very dangerous. Mostly during the winter for some odd reason.
the car glas braiking is done by someone from the outside u can see someone or something behind the number thingy. my guess would be a glashammer.
can someone remind me again what language is natively spoken in australia? 😂
but in all honesty i have the same with polish and english.
sometimes i can speak like a machine gun, and sometimes i can barely articulate myself.
8:27 it actually depends on the meaning of the slim gym = a slim person in the gym
or
slim jim= a normal water glass in England, we call it slim Jim.
Also, a slim jim to unlock a car door through the window.
You are a treasure always make my days better watching you React ☺️
About northern American/northern European animals: bears and wolves want to avoid you 95% of the time. Moose just hate your guts for no good reason.
in general a good bone broth takes at least 24 hours and will be much better if you spend 48 hours on it, you can kinda skip some time if it's only chicken but even then it's still like 12 and 24 hours for it to be good
There are many bridges and overpasses that are too short for certain vehicles. There's one in my town. Video of too-tall trucks ignoring the very obvious signage and getting destroyed is just one of those things.
It's a major hassle for the other people trying to live their lives, drive through in appropriately-sized cars; now they have to detour while the mess is cleaned up. The driver is screwed; almost certainly fired; has to pay a heavy fine and damages to the vehicle. The company, whoever the driver was driving for, bears responsibility. Folks who are renting trucks for a move or something: not used to big vehicles, now their rental is damaged, have to pay the fee. Whatever was inside these trucks is probably damaged, as well. If it happens in the rain, or snow: now that's inside your vehicle, ruining more stuff. The structure, bridge, overpass, whatever it might be, has to be inspected for damage before it can be re-opened for regular traffic; if there is damage it has to be repaired: the driver / company is responsible for that, as well.
Watch your surroundings, folks. I don't care what GPS says. If your eyes, and the signs, are telling you that you can't go that way, then find a different route. GPS can steer you wrong, sometimes, which is a big pain in the ass. But GPS is also good for finding a detour: see? Easy fix! Use your eyes, and your brain, when driving. It should really NOT be that difficult.
Those huge mountains are bigger and growing 🙌 👏 👍👌
Slim Jim is a beef jerky stick. the window was probably broken with a safety device used to break them
It could be an ice coating for when it snows although its quite clear so I doubt it o.o 8:33
Moose are very dangerous. If you hit a deer with your car, the car and the deer are ruined. If you hit a moose with your car, it's going to laugh at your corpse. It's basically like running into a brick wall.
A moose can be 5-6.5 feet tall at its shoulder and weighs around 1,800lbs. Its antlers span about 6ft across from tip to tip.
They can run up to 30MPH and are not phased by snow. They sprint through it as if it wasn't even there. They can also swim for 10 miles without a break at 6MPH, and they can dive underwater up to 20ft, holding their breath for up to 30 seconds. The babies can outrun an adult human by time they're 5 days old. Their front hooves can kick in any direction.
Moose are very dangerous. But not as dangerous as the Canadian Cobra Chicken.
A Slim Jim is a thin pepperoni stick.
Mmmmm roasted Nalopia, delicious!
A slim Jim is a meat snack made in America
Nal, it's a turkey on a turkey xD
I THINK IT'S A WINDOW MADE OF ICE
Mike's not getting an invite to the wedding 😆😆
1:50 moose burgers
Moose are dangerous. Especially a territorial bull, or a mom with a calf. We were out camping in the High Uintas of Utah, and my sisters went out into this meadow field. They came across a moose. The moose chased them and they ran it back into camp. My sisters barely made it into our truck. The thing was on a rampage, tearing everything up. We had to wait for the Game Wardens to do something about it. I don't remember the whole thing, because I was pretty young at the time. I remember bits and pieces of it, but my family will once in a while tell the story when we all get together, and laugh about it. But moose will kill you.
Was waiting for the vid hehe
“Stolen orange”: robbing the client
Me: call the police
Moose injure more people each year than any other land animal other than Hippos. A lot of moose attacks occur when someone is walking their dog, because the moose can mistake the dog for their arch enemy, the wolf, so they become immediately aggressive. Bull moose (the males) are extremely aggressive and territorial during mating season, and females can be extremely aggressive if they are with young children. They can grow upwards of 725 kg, aren't afraid of people, and will generally force you to give them the right of way on a trail or road. They're incredible to see, from a good distance away.
3:40 I bet a lot of context was cut out of that one and dude didn't even say sorry