Gelada: This Baboon Cosplays As A Carnivore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2022
- Meet the herbivore with teeth like a carnivore, the Gelada.
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Why are you calling them demons?
You can use information theory to determine if their vocalizations contain meaning even if we can't decode what that meaning is. If some sounds occur more often than others and when you graph the average use of each sound they make if a 45 degree angle appears on the graph, you have detected something that contains meaning. Apply this to your script, to dolphin noises, you name it the principle is the same.
Human are not primates
I'm listening to Animal Logic. I'm watching you.
I can't believe you fine folks neglected to mention the other side effect of the gelada's digestion: They are spectacularly flatulent. Constantly blasting the bumhorn. Their existence is an utter cacophony not just of strange cries and wobbles, but of gaseous eruptions, like a roaming volcano of noisome emissions. Magnificent animals.
Bloating from grazing vegetation. Methanogen bacteria breaks down cellulose (indigestible matter) releasing methane in the process = tooooot
It makes sense given that the gut microbiota metabolize the vegetation and the gaseous waste products produce the glorious -cacaphony- cacophony** that is seen to a lesser extent -unfortunately?- by their less hairy cousins, us humans.
btw, "spectacularly flatulent" is a term that I will be now including in my everyday vernacular, thank you very much. However, I will admit that I am less fond of bumhorn, and more partial to the colloquial, "toot-flute".
"Their existence is an utter cacophony not just of strange cries and wobbles, but of gaseous eruptions, like a roaming volcano of noisome emissions." - pure poetry!
Haaaaaaaaa please tell me you’re an English teacher 😂
I absolutely can NOT believe that I just read the term "bumhorn." I think this is 100% worthy of suing for trauma.
HP Lovecraft’s ghost just got chills 🥶
Most people: "Herbivores don't look scary!"
Gelada: *"Hold my grass..."*
most herbivores are frightening as fuck, aside from maybe those that are really small
lol🤣
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lol who tf says that
Many herbivores are also known to pretty large and can stampede, which is pretty scary.
At the same time, seeing their biped shuffle/butt scuttle eases that particular fear.
I remember Sir David Attenborough, talking about these monkeys any chance he got. And I see the appeal. That lip turn thing has always creeped me out, though.
You don’t need a comma after his name.
@@justincraig398 maybe he wants one kid, wanting and needing arent the same
@@justincraig398 Comma Police - radiohead
@@justincraig398 ok grammar nazi....I got the meaning of his comment, comma or not ! 🙄
Sir only to you
When you realize herbivore can be more intimidating than the most vicious and intimidating carnivore
well,elephants are the true kings of the terrestrial reign
Saber Tooth Tiger hold my canines!
@@razonyespiritu Elephants are more like "if your size does not intimidate your foes, you're too small". If you shrink the elephant to the size of a medium-small dog... no matter how angry they get, they'd still be cute. If you scale a gelada up to the size of an elephant, King Kong would shit himself from fear 😅
hippopotamus
I'm still more afraid of a tiger than any animal
This channel is great - Animalogic has become a regular part of my biology youtube channel rotation, and as an artist myself, this is exactly the sort of content I love to listen to while I work, but the time lapse drawings are part of what make your videos just as engaging for me to devote my full attention to. Really great informative and unique content all around
Nutter Butter - high quality content & the art is so cool!
Im living for the wardrobe change, she’s looking Gorge in that green!!!!
7:16 Welp, that's something I wasn't expecting to see this morning.
its such a weirdly relatable expression, like the times when you stare at a wall on the toilet and just get lost thinking about the most stupid things
7:00 the lad on the right seems to be going for a new distance record.
He's got a few onlooking fans too...
lol, I can't contain myself! That gelada taking a wizz at about 7 mins is too funny!
Best part of this channel is learning about species that I would never have known about before 🙌 been watching for a few years and always amazing mini documentaries.
The host is so committed that she even tried to dress like them
Great episode, Danielle!
The timelapse with the grazing Geladas at 3:53 is so cool! 🙌🏽
When we visited their high-altitude home to see just what makes these primates so unique, they were also grazing 24/7.
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@@TdT2211 Hi there! 👋🏽
That‘s awesome, thanks for your support! 🤗
6:58 "Right Gelada": I was really needing to pee
10:06 Just wow. That is such a human-looking expression! He looks like an elderly person that is very depressed and sick of living. Or like his mother or child or spouse just died. Just heartbroken. Definitely a mood going on there. So hopeless looking. 😢
It really is uncanny sometimes how primate faces can make us instantly think of human emotions. Sometimes, even accurately, and sometimes not - to the detriment of the primate and the human both. Like how with us, smiling is a good thing - but clearly for the Gelada, showing the teeth isn't necessarily a happy face! But I agree, those eyebrows seem so expressive, even more so than a dog's eyes. Have to wonder what kind of deep thoughts they might have, up on their cliffs looking over the world.
Exactly. Also, dude is flirting in 5:06
He’s got that Clint Eastwood expression lol
This is because humans are primates. We’re literally related, so there are a lot of similarities.
Well its a weaker male as its indicated by his less colorfull heartpatch. So chances are that life is not really treating him well.
Haha that Gelada grazing time-lapse footage is awesome 👍😁
The geladas are beautiful and brilliant. I hope they stay safe. One thing people can do to help all animals is to buy detergent that comes in a sheet (like a dryer sheet). They also come in cardboard boxes so no plastic in the ocean or in Landfill.
How much it cost in your country? Here it cost more than the normal type we have
When 2 males are in a fight, the females aren't just passive. If they like the male they're with, they'll defend him and fight along his side.
Now this is true love
I'd love to see a series on the 500 or so primate species in the world the way you did the cats!
Yessss!
That would be awesome.
And yes, humans should be included.
Big congratulations on your film debut!!!! Love this channel and was so happy to hear you're doing so well❤️
This is the first time I've ever heard of this animal. Thanks for sharing
It's wonderful to see you back hosting the show and your artwork
Are those her sketches?
@@blenderbanana I believe they are she mentioned it one time in a video last year I think
@@blenderbanana Yes, she's a talented artist. She gave away some of her art as well in the past.
This video was really fun and informative to watch :)
@5:00 They've evolved to give better death glares, I love it
You never disappoint. These are a fascinating species well worthy of greater study. If they have developed language beyond basic alarm calls, challenges, and appeasement it would be interesting to try and map the context in which different sound structures are employed. Congratulations on your new documentary.🖤🇨🇦
2001: a space odyssey (1968)
How come I've never heard of such a cool primate until today. They've got style.
beautiful animals! great video, thanks danielle
-Dude, are you just peeing right here? 6:58
My word! I haven’t watched this channel in quite a while, and Danielle you look great! Wow! Keep up the hard work!
This channel keeps delivering!!! 👏🏽 what will you talk about next?? Got my bell icon clicked!
Thanks Ben! Glad you’re hooked in! 🙌🏼
You (and your team) nailed this one Danielle! The costume change 😂 allotta lmfao
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode ✨
These are truly fascinating creatures! Nature is wild 😄
Your joyous nerdiness makes my morning happy.
Tyfys
Thank you! Geladas are one of my very favorite monkeys,🐒 I would very much enjoy a segment on Drill Monkeys and the ever so beautiful Mandrills. ❤️ Yippie!
Just demon vegan gives me vibes "your vegan because you like animals im vegan because i hate plants we're not the same,"
😂
"You cook vegetables because you want them to taste better, i cook vegetables because i want them to suffer"
Hello beautiful Danielle, thank you and the team for the nice video
Homeboi on the right @6:59 is literally taking a p155.
Edit: Then again @7:17
Really enjoyed this video, continue to make great content
Never heard of these creatures before. They are fascinating!
Danielle's feather shoulders are fabulous! I want them, too! Her fashion sense amazes me time and time again - and that's a rare thing for any human to do... (I don't think I have to mention her cute and extremely sympathetic personality)
Danielle, you are such a great host and narrator! Very interesting topic :)
Great episode!
Great transition idea. Detailed research is enough of you to create interesting educational content, but unexpected attention redirectors makes us smile :D
Pelagornis is my favorite type of sea bird and it would be amazing to know more about it!
Been awhile since I've been explicitly excited for an upload! Hands down one of my favorite animals!
Another amazing video.
Always fascinated with the drawings.
This is one of my favourite monke, glad they cover this species.
The dress looks amazing on you.
You deserve more views. 😃
Agreed
This channel died down for some reason
A lot of people just don't care bout animals
My childhood favorite animal
My also animal favourite hood child.
Gelada are pretty awesome and that's why I love them so much
Also hope y'all have a great day
Another wonderful video!
Also that dress is phenomenal!
It’s fascinating they’re able to digest the hardy, mostly-silica blade grasses without multiple stomachs to ferment like ruminants.
Omg 😂😂😂that "wobble" noise 😂😂😂 its perfect 😂😂😂😂
I know about a lot of animals cuz a lifetime interest in them but there are very few documentaries on the huge primate family and all its species
Would love more primate videos if you can
Also loved this video
Love the video's can't wait for the next. Would love to see one about the ethiopian wolf.
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The video was great but the dress changing around 5:46 makes it better
Great video
Well that's an interesting coincidence.
I also happen to be a "grass" loving primate.
🤘😃
Danielle, do you think an episode on flamingoes would be possible ? Or one on klipspringers ! They are amazing
I had no idea these animals existed. Very interesting, thanks.
I don't know how I've never heard of this monkey before, I thought I'd heard of them all.
LOVE the fancy outfit, Danielle. Nice touch.
I still can’t get over the noise they make at 9:25
Gelada are pretty just don't make it angry but then again common knowledge to not mess with any animal also bonobos are my favorite ape
The blood coloured breast triangle looks like something out of Dune!
As someone who just shoveled the driveway, I take offense to the idea that those animals are somehow living a harsher life in the arctic than I, the monkey that has to shovel snow.
I think I speak for many of us when I say that Danielle’s sense of style is one (unexpected, but substantial) reason to watch this channel.
I can't look at a Gelada without remembering Stephen King's Creepshow, specifically "The Crate".
i think I saw this on one of those old Tales from the Crypt movies as a kid. Still terrified of them.
7:00 .. that dude be literally sitting there on the right side of the screen and watching himself pee. Im crying. 🤣
I'm noticed that you've done videos on several large species of cats, but you have yet to make one about Cougars or Snow Leopards. Can you do those at some point in the future?
I learned about these through an AI talk from the Earth Species Project that was talking about decoding animal languages through AI. Cool to know more about them from Animalogic, my go-to channel to learn about animals!
Geladas? They look very chill, and cool... get it?
Awesome video, I love this channel and for real It's the first time i ever heard of these awesome cousins of ours. Gelato anyone? I want some.
Danielle you are on your way to be a great naturalist communicator. The next Attenborough
Here we pronounce it as 'CHelada' so I was confused for a min. They're actually quite shy. I tried to take pictures but every time I pointed my phone at them, they'd turn their backs on me. Felt like a paparazzi running after them but I got some good shots.
Gelada's speech reminds me of minions. Amazingly beautiful creatures 😍
7:00 did you include that shot with one of them peeing unknowingly? 🤣🤣🤣
Nice, Thank you.
That green dress is very nice! The shoulders remind me of the sorceress from Final Fantasy 8 :)
Mistake at 07:53. Geladas don't live in "herds"!
They live in troops.
Love the outfit in this episode!! ❤️
I remember seeing these guys in a nature show, and David Attenborough explained that the way they grabbed grasses to eat was really efficient, and I tried that grip for weeding crabgrass out of the garden and it does work really well. I'm not a huge fan of the eating it part, though, its pretty gritty and hard, maybe skip that step.
The Whobble cracked me hahaha funny creatures xD
v.nice I like the way you explain
Thank you.
lol I laughed pretty hard when she changed into more fancy attire midway through the episode.
That's pretty freaking cool!!
“Oh you fancy huh?” Lol I cackled.
I always wonder what animal would take over the planet if all the humans died. The lands with return to Monke and the seas, octopus. Octopus will build Atlantis.
hes peeing at 7:00 😭😭
4:20 That dance is called "Bachata Gelada" 😂
“Oh you fancy huh gelato”… nice 🤙🏿🫡
Please tell BBC UK to show your film
They just want a hug.
You looked great!!!
6:59 what a contemplative being, observing even its own pee patterns, maximizing an otherwise mundane task.
"can't stop using "the cool belt" despite it becoming too loose"
I AM NOT ALONE
"Gelada going into whole foods to restock his food supply"