12 Terrifying Creatures To Make Your Skin Crawl | Smithsonian Channel
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- From slimy sea creatures that’ll haunt your nightmares to terrifying wild pigs with fangs, these are 12 creepy creatures that will make you squirm in your seat.
0:00 - Intro to 12 Creepy Halloween Creatures
00:23 - Hagfish from Crazy Monster: Sea Creatures
3:16 - Assassin Bug from Crazy Monster: Bugs
5:39 - African Bullfrog from Speed Kills: Dark Underworld
8:41 - Snowflake Eel from Speed Kills: Black Lagoon
10:41 - Fishing Spider from Crazy Monster: Spiders
13:51 - Vampire Bats from Crazy Monster: Bats
16:23 - Glass Frog from Crazy Monster: Frogs
17:18 - Antlion from Macro Worlds: The Meadow of Horror
19:53 - Black Mamba from Kiss of Death
23:37 - Babirusa from Crazy Monster: Fangs
25:37 - Goliath Birdeater from Crazy Monster: Spiders
28:43 - Bobbit Worm from Crazy Monster: Diggers
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The sound effects are just killing me! 😂😂
Same!
Where's mini me? 🧐
So much macaroni noises
“Fire the “Lazer”.”
Haha right , like a 70s horror film...
I don’t understand how people are in such a rush to find aliens when there’s already so many undiscovered and insane animals and creatures living on this earth that are so vastly different from ourselves
bdpchamp where do you think the masters of our reality get their ideas from ?
Aliens do not just come from the sky....we know more about space then the deep sea....and there's more proof of alien like creatures down there then anywhere....just saying 😁
Well, if the creatures on our own planet get this weird, imagine what life that evolved on a totally different planet might be like!
Because we want to know if we’re alone in the universe.
It’s more about finding intelligent life forms not just anything
The sound of the assassin bug just throwing the corpse of the other bug away made me laugh way harder than it should have.
thought I was the only one 🤣😭 "fatality"
Same here, u can actually hear the thump😂😂😂😂😂
@@twisted1800 the spine snapping in two lol
Came here to say this. I died!!!
I had assassin bugs growing on my habanero plant. They were awesome!! I didn't have to worry about using any pesticides or anything against gnats, ants or anything else. They kept the plant pristine and chilled around it for refuge. They were awesome. I wish I could breed them and I would use them all over my garden.
Yea I just got bit by one; not fun.
Robber flies are also cool if you can’t get them to stay around. They take out horseflies.
You need to be careful. Their bite can give you generational heart problems. Passed through the genes. They are called "kissing bugs" in NM. They studied them in the Pecos area because most of the men die of cardio before they are 50. That's what makes them even scarier. They like to get your eyes.
@@michellem4287 yeah my friend knew somebody in top knotch health who got bit right in the corkus by one of those and he had a very bummy heart ever since
@@josamabingundyakawarpath9429 They should call them Heart Attack bugs then 😖
The sound fx on this video is way over the top, makes every action of these animals sound gross with all that added slithering, slurping, crunching,and cracking etc
Glad I'm not alone. Especially the assassination bug one😒
@@TeamLegacyFTW made the same noise as the hag fish didnt it. sounded like someone stirring a bowl of custard or jelly or something
and first one was literally paper as well as prey walk.
First one of assasin bug.
Geez, I came here to say the same thing!
Agreed. It's actually to the point that I can't finish, it's just distracting.
He calls the assassin bug a "silent assassin" after it had been tromping around in tap dance shoes and slurped like it was finishing a thickshake :)
Ikr their foley artist went over the top
I loved the "thunk" when the bug dropped the empty shell of it's dinner.
@@LuckyBadger that was the best
😂😂😂
I am officially traumatized. I should've stopped at the Hag fish, but nooo, not I. That water walking, diving breathing underwater spider carrying/dragging a fish? Really? Well couldn't get any scarier than that now could it. Yes, yes it did. Amazing creations. Thank you very much but I'll stick to the regular creepy crawlies as I try to forget what I couldn't stop watching. Goodnight, sleep tight, and don't go where any of that is👀
Exactly! Couldn't say it better myself!
You mean....Australia?
Yeahs 😄 the deep sea can do that to someone & most cases it does lol
One of those spiders creeped up towards where I was fishing on a deck while on vacation in WI last summer. Biggest spider I've ever seen (im from Chi). Had no idea what it was but quickly found out via google. guess they're all over that area nowadays. Black or dark fishing spider.
All in all it did say 12 creatures that will make your skin crawl. 🤣🤣
This documentary is made to resemble a horror flick...love it, even though in real live you are NOT aware of ANY noise from the creatures 🤫😂🤫🤓
Agreed. But why? Where else are we to learn about this subject matter in an ADULT, SERIOUS FORMAT. SUCH AN IMMATURE DISPLAY.
@@missnellaful Pick up a book or go to classes then lol, what's the problem with having fun while learning?
It was the cheesy, sci-fi “Twilight Zone” music for me. 😂
..The Key word should be 'Aware'.. that assassin bug or 'kissing bugs' can give you diseases that effect the heart and digestive system many years down the road aka Chagas disease, which kills like 12k people a year in the america's
The assassin bug looks like the most british thing that ever existed
lol!!! Good One!!!
@@carriemorley356 yeah just put a top hat on it LOL
@@sirguuri2095 and a tie!
"Blimey, I forgot me umbrella at work. Golly don't worry, I'll be back for tea"
@@aureusknighstar2195 innit bruv see you on chewsday
You just have to respect Nature's Most Creepy Creatures', because without them, our world would be so darn boring, & plus, no matter how creepy they are, these Creepy Creatures play an Important Role in All of Our Ecosystems, here on Planet Earth.
Bright side of nature
The universe
Wew, i never realized this is earth
Except hagfish
7 was eu
I fail to see how the translucent frog is terrifying, it's quite beautiful!
That poor gecko screaming out!
Great video but a bit heart wrenching.
@Mandi Hamm Sound effects possibly.
Very wonderful photography underwater as well on ground unleashing secrets of creatures which are almost unknown to civilised world, thanks to this channel.
Yesss!! That's my opinion too!! Thanx!!
God sure has a vast imagination in his creations . It's endless .
@@stephenhensley5631 He's very good in coming up with horrific ways to day
You are right but they don't need to add ridiculous slurping sounds for fishes underwater.
My mom would be proud if she knew I was on my phone at 1am on a Wednesday night watching creatures eat each other
Glad I’m not alone. 1:16am at the time of this comment.
@@Aiijuin Thats educational, nature
I am doing the same and it’s Wednesday too😂
2:35 am beat me
12:37 am ☺️
I can't believe the bats saliva contains a local anesthetic as well as some type of blood thinner wow!!!! I can't even fathom this.. I can't help but truly believe in a god only a higher being could have created such incredible animal beings ... So incredible it sheers away the the hair softly and can sense where the blood runs most rich.. I have no words this is incredible maraculous!
Evolution, there's no god
@@Vishnu-zn4yo well its up to what the individual believes neither is 100% proven
@@Vishnu-zn4yo You're idea of God has been swayed, where you hear "God" and associate it with some being floating about in the sky. Perhaps think of it more as "source" and your perspective will change.
@@deadwhale148 god is %0 proven but you can prove evolution literarly in real time.
I agree something created everything. Maybe things evolving is part of the plan
The camera work is outstanding
People are always so interested in alien species but don't even realize how alien like the animal kingdom is. Just imagine if these bugs were closer to our size and we would be on their menu. Thats scary to think about...
Because the search for extraterrestrial life isn't about how "alien" other lifeforms may be from us, but to answer to a question that has evaded our species for thousands of years: "Are we alone?"
We hope there's intelligent life, somewear.
@@michaelpaliden6660 some wear clothes
Just think. You ARE on the menu of some of these predators. And a lot more that were not discussed here. Far as alien versus animals go I think people are interested in both. But they are two different questions. We already know how bizarre the animal kingdom is. Its a matter of exploring it, identifying species and learning their behaviors. With regards to aliens the question is, "do they exist". There is nothing to learn about alien life at this point because it hasn't been discovered yet.
All the 1950s horror movies lol
You ask if I can make it through the entire video in one sitting? Pff!!! This is my jam lol. Of course I can.
Same xD
Me to can watch these videos all day love this type of content
Had to pass on the bats. Everything else eww. The Creator is Awesome
I could if they stopped with the creepy music and sound effects, they're annoying
I am eating and watching 😁
Gotta love the way-over-the-top squishing and crunching sounds in this show 😆
That ant lion reminds me of star wars, jaba's pet
Also, love the classical music as the ant dies a painful death. Lol.
ikr? That cracked me up.
That part had me dying lol
That ant was being tenderized through abuse
@Jonathan Mammen ... I think George Lucas had an antlion type of monster in mind when creating Jabba's desert pet but you are right! It also reminds me of the thing put in the ears of Khan's victims from Star Trek - the Revenge of Khan
These sound effects 😵
Uh-oh, time for the facehugger to step aside! lol
I Ask myself God why such violence in nature. I think all things feel. These deaths seem so cruel. I am so empathic. I respect all forms of life. Trees included , Everything should live
Until it's own life is over. Nature seems
So cruel , why? Can someone help me understand? Jimmy August. Florida
Seeing the small movements in the sand when the Bobbit worm captures prey feels like watching a horror movie
5:30 it tossed it aside like “Your useless now” 😂
3:10: The slime eel is part of Nature's clean-up crew! Totally necessary for the ocean! Please don't diss them like this.
Really? How?
@@luvmeany They eat carcasses of whatever falls down to their habitat.
@@Ujuani68 Oh cool. They're definitely super cool but also really gross 😝 They can definitely be both 😂
@@luvmeany OK, I agree. But it doesn't make them BAD animals.
@@Ujuani68 Very true
I still can’t get over frogs eating other frogs
Right
African bull frogs eat just about anything that moves as long as it will fit in it's mouth. They are extremely aggressive. Mice and even small rats are on the menu and any insect even giant wasps.
There is a TH-cam channel called Frog Time. This guy has a few different large frogs, including an African Bullfrog. He mostly films them eating large insects and spiders, but it's crazy how much they can eat too.
Budgett's frogs will eat their own tadpoles. Then again I'm pretty sure a frog will eat anything that can fit in it's mouth.
cannibalism
The assassin bug reminds me that aquatic animals as well as spiders have this ability to puncture and dissolve; and I've often wondered if the technique and possibly similar ingredients might be used to attack and deflate tumors without the more brutal and destructive process of opening up the patient; especially when it comes to brain tumors. So if you're into medical research and haven't done your doctorate; there you go!
Wow, what an amazing imagination, maybe you can collaborate with doctors and biologists to find that out.
I believe on brain tumors they already have a “cure”. They squirt some kind of fluid inside that wraps around the tumor. The tumor cant reach any more brain material because of the film around it so it “starves” to death. Then they surgically remove it, which is the real killer.
Check into the John Kanzius cancer machine. It had a 90% success rate without damaging healthy tissue. It got buried- very sad and people are dying because of it.
I know this comment is older but what a concept!!! That would be very interesting if it worked!
@@sampreston9226 And how do you keep it contained to the area you want to treat? How do you ensure it doesn't just dissolve healthy tissue?
how a soft, gelatinous eel, can swallow a whole crab without cutting up its own throat, or putting holes in it's stomach is beyond me
Boy between the sound effects & the realities of the kills, I’m stoked.
Every time I see a prey getting close to the predator I hear Ralph Wiggum’s voice sayin, “hehe, I’m in danger”
Nice work learnt new things
😂 Love the sound effects in this video! When the Assasin bug finishes his meal and drops it like "Meh... Im full" lol That was great lol 😆
The Snowflake Eel being the inspiration for the movie Alien is awesome and would make a great trivia question! I'm just wondering why the angler fish didn't make the list.
not enough good footage or knowledge of the deep-sea critters yet? just a guess
Mobile pharyngeal jaws in eels weren't discovered until the 2000s. Alien came out in 1979.
@@dt2643
The eels obviously saw the movie.
I think I dated the first one a few times... Thick scull, no spine...,😂
I love These Creepy Little Creatures.
Me too. 🎃😁👍
This is so good ! The sound effects, the witty funny dialogues, the shots, everything is top level
I wish the animals were vocal using famous actors as voiceovers. They overdid the wet macaroni sound, probably due to budgetary constraints. 😂
Definitely more interesting than most TV shows these days 😌 The assassin bug is rather comical looking 😃 And the most terrifying scene is the baby mambas emerging from the eggs 😲
lol yea with happy smiley faced :D
Ant: "I'm back at the top!" 😁🥳
Antlion: 😤 Throws sand at you 😈
Amazing that with no outside technology, some insects can make soup faster and easier than we can.
“Sweet smells of death” lol I just can’t.
Truly amazing how that spider just putting a dent into the water without even breaching the surface
Surface tension! A lot of insects get stuck in water because of it. Wild how they use it to their stealth advantage, though
this freak has the ability to liquify it pray still got me cracking
I LOVE that they put chapters on this ❤️ Thanks you!
30:21 The most souless "Got cha!" I've ever heard
🤣🤣🤣
Respect the person behind cameras, video editors and 3d artist
this video is the best horror movie of 2020
What an incredible show. This is amazingly good.👏🏼 The close-ups on these bugs are just unbelievable.
I've always found it kinda weird when a frog eats another frog 🤷♀️
The African bullfrog ate a *toad*
Lots of birds eat other birds, and fish eat fish. But yeah, most people don’t know what brutal predators bullfrogs are. They will eat anything smaller than they are
No Kermit the frog here Judy😉
the sounds, the narration, and "hunting" clips are all over the top honestly.
The Mafia is smart you know how in movies they dump bodies into the harbor the Hag Fishs will take care of it XD
Just gonna be honest here , the only thing that’s bothering me in this video is the over use of the sound affects!
Certainly entertaining and interesting. Most of all educational. Much appreciated, thank you.
I like how he introduced the animals like they were in a superhero movie and introducing them with their unique superpowers😅😹
I leave a copious amount of slime when I dont want to share food
D’awww! The baby mambas are so cute, though. 🥺💕 and they freaking NEED that venom, especially when they’re little babies. Baby animals really don’t have much luck in the wild. I actually learned that a baby venomous snake is more dangerous than an adult one, because babies can’t control how much venom they inject like an adult can.
And kudos to all of these animals on this list, really! They’re just doing what they gotta do to survive. But I have to say, insects and small animals have the worst luck in nature.
Adults can dry bite, rather than use venom needlessly.
That's actually a wide-spread myth. Adult snakes have a larger store of venom & inject more with each bite.
& actually it's highly debated between snake experts if any snake can control their venom at all. Every study has shown inconsistent levels of venom every time.
The lobster was like “Lemme join in the brunch too”
Very well done, I was on the edge of my seat the entire episode! Bravo!bravo!
The sound effects made this 100 times better 😅
A lil too much imo🤔
@@TeamLegacyFTW maybe
@@imrapidlyapproachingyourcu9060 So happy Im not the only one who thinks this
I know some humans that sound like that when they eat.
Love those animated explanations. U guys really work hard
the editing on the antlion footage was better than any drama movie i watched, it really was interesting to watch!
The narration was so spectacular! I was on the edge of my seat! Awesome! Thanks so much!
The hagfish looks like the human eating bugs in Peter Jackson's King Kong..haha
The foley artist must have been working overtime on this one!!! Geez!
2:40
Shark: dang u have quite a interesting way of eating
23:53 “You’d also be shy, if u looked like this” 😂🤣😂
Shiiii I wouldn’t even leave the house 🤣
Great video for Halloween 😈
Lol I'm loving the sound effects of the assassin bugs slurp
Truly amazing , you could not imagne these creatures .
The way that Assassin Bug disposed of the dead/food insect is badass..
I love vampire bats. They are so cute. Such amazing creatures.
Hagfish mouth about blew me away, hadn't seen that before. Ok the walking on water spider, that is new too. Great informative video. Car hop trays from amazon
One of the best video i have ever seen! Thanks a lot
Dude these shots of video are phenomenal.
If anyone ever wondered why critters left the oceans, these things have got to be a big reason!
And if you think about it what was there prehistoric ancestry
I don't Think so
@@michaelpaliden6660 you need a sense of humor
And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven. And God created great whales, and every living creature that moveth, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, Be fruitful, and multiply, and fill the waters in the seas, and let fowl multiply in the earth. And the evening and the morning were the fifth day. And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so. And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good. Genesis 1:20-25
@@ayoolukoga9829 lame
I know they all look / act a bit scary but I felt bad when he called the assassin bug a freak, like he’s literally just vibing
Every time I watch something like this I can’t stop itching and brushing off things that aren’t on my legs 😮
The narration is bombastic!!
The darned creatures can't be real !!
Hagfish: somebody call for a clean up in isle 10?
Just Fantastic! I wonder how many hours was put into the development of this awesome educational video?
"the hag fish latched on, and it's mouth goes to work" yeah we've all been there with a hag or two
Thank you for this wonderful documentary. Thankfully I can watch it all without touching anything.
“Flesh is ripped from the carcass and shoved down its toothy throat”. Is the narration written by an 8 year old?
He’s mostly likely reading what they gave him
enjoy it as the educational tool for all ages.. they shouldn't be just for adults only..
@@thumper62973 if I was a child I would be traumatized by this 😂
If any 8 year old writes this dark material, we need to chip in and get them some therapy!
@Olivia Armendinger You're not 8.
The first one looks like the worms from Dune
My favorite one was the antlion
They really just be chucking the bug out like trash
I love it😂
Me after I eat chicken. Yeeting the bones lol
The narrator though!!! He'll yeah!!! I feel like I'm watching an episode on the ID network 😂
It’s so crazy what evolution can do
Omg! This is scary!
Cool tho
There is only one really scary creature; that is the Bobbit Worm. That thing gives me nightmares. For a creature with no brain and no eyes it seems not miss them; it is so fast that prey disappears so fast that you barely see it before it is gone. The stuff of nightmares.
The creature in the first part is found in the Philippines,India and anywhere that has warm climates and they are mostly found in deep parts of the ocean but can be seen sometimes in shallow rocky areas
Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up
Never had heard of or seen a sand striker before. They might be blind and no brains, but still quite effective with those hooks and speed.
Well you do learn something new every day if you are open to it. Like how the vampire bat having the sharpest teeth in the animal kingdom. Amazing just Amazing.
The Smithsonian makes my skin crawl
I love learning about these weird insects and animals. They weird but cool. I like 👍
What a spider breathing underwater OMG❤
I'm never going swimming again. Not in an ocean or a lake or a pond or even a swimming pool. These are beautiful creatures but terrifying beyond words.
I have never been afraid of a frog before. Until I came across an African poisonous toad one night down in Florida.
This thing wasn't afraid of me, and I couldn't bring myself to try to catch it.
It's amazing how different the "Smithsonian Channel" is from "BBC Earth". While the former is rather a freak show, the latter does its best to be scientific.
I agree. Also, the former is (IMHO) ludicrously dramatic and the foley artists are hilarious.
I agree. This silly channel has a super-dumb voice-over that isn't scary, just juvenile. Also, it doesn't even describe some of the creatures correctly or completely. Shame on Smithsonian.
I love how this starts with an Attenboroughesque tone, and becomes increasingly more melodramatic. If only Vincent Price was still with us… 😅
First time every hearing of a fishing spider. That thing is awesome
The assassin bug was already scary, imagine getting stabbed out of nowhere!
But then when it flew/jumped.. 😰