I have to admit, I love his sense of humor. I knew that the hyena would be on the list, and not just because it's in the thumbnail. Let me put it this way: If you've ever given birth (or were in the room when your wife gave birth), imagine how much pain they went through. (pause) Now imagine how much worse it would be if your birth canal was essentially shaped like a saxophone. This just proves that Kyle Hill has a point: Evolution doesn't care about what works best. It just cares about what _works._ In some cases, it's like evolution took a look and said "eh, close enough."
6:54 You actually weren't too far off the mark. The eagle in that vid (the one that hunts sloths) was a Harpy eagle, the 3rd largest eagle on earth. Most other species would generally be too small to take on sloths of that size, but the Amazon rainforest is home to some anomolies lol
They domesticate *way too easily.* It's kind of a problem, because the time it takes animal rehabers to get an injured cheetah healthy enough to be released back to the wild is about as long as it takes for cheetahs to get so used to people they almost *can't* be released.
I love this channel. Been binge watching for the past two weeks! Ive been following the guy talking on TikTok for a while and all his videos are great. Can't wait to see more
I love this guy, he talks so fast though! His jokes hit me 5 seconds after delivery, and when I laugh I miss a bit of it. Glad to see you review it a bit more slowly!
Cheetahs and leopards are both cats. Leopards are considered big cats, part of the panthera genus, and can roar, cheetahs are a part of the ‘small cat’ clade like domesticated cats and can purr.
depending on the species, sloths get at most to just a bit under a meter in overall length, and are typically closer to 60-70 cm hilariously, there were giant ground sloths - like, elephant-sized - in North America up until about 12,000 years ago, but like almost all North American megafauna, they died out in the Quaternary Extinction Event I've seen a life-size recreation of one of those monsters it had claws the size of my head
I concur! This guy is clever and turns a witty phrase just when you’re about to be sick! Haha! Do his stuff some more - but not so much as to replace you, Kabir, our dear British cousin! With everything going on over the last 7yrs, I need my Kabir laughs at the end of the day!
We literally are about to have 6 movies saying why bringing back dinosaurs is a bad idea. However giant mammals are ok to bring back and may help against climate change. They are currently trying to revive mammoths
The picture at 7:49, the megatherium, I actually visited the museum that picture is from just last week! I have a picture from almost the same angle! Same green wall and white trim and everything, I knew where it was from instantly. It's at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia!
Omgosh, this guy was so funny! Great way to start the new year. Not only was he funny, but he talked fast and gave a lot of information I never knew. Totally loved it! Happy New Year Kabir!
Leopards (panthers) are much more muscular with less flexible spines. The leopard's strength is what allows them to climb with their carrion. Lions have done this but it's pretty much the ritual of the Leopard. If you look at the cheetah and leopard head-on, the differences are striking. The cheetah has a much slimmer body. They're heads are flatter and their ears are small and rather far apart. Cheetahs also have the telltale black "tears" running down from the inner corners of their eyes. Cheetahs are one of very few species of large cats that can purr and meow like a domestic cat. Pumas (aka mountain lion or cougar) also purr and can make higher pitched cute meowing sounds. Cheetahs have the most flexible spines of the big cats and are smaller than their cousins. Their light weight and spine flexibility are what give them the ability to explode to speeds over 70 mph, but for only short bursts. The Cheetah's spots are just that, while the leopard's usually are more elaborate, particularly the clouded leopard. That's about all I can think of. I'm not a biologist. I just really love cats of all kinds. My favorite of all time is the lion. It's smaller than some breeds of Tigers but they are undeniably gorgeous badasses!
Cheetahs have that tear drop marking down their faces that leopards lack, the easiest way to tell them apart. Cheetahs are also much slimmer than leopards and have longer legs and a different spot pattern. Cheetahs actually have one of the highest rates of hunt success of large carnivores, but the problem is they get so many of their kills stolen from them. After running it's prey down it has to rest a few minutes before it can even it. Lions and hyenas watch cheetahs hunt because it's pretty well a guarantee of an easy meal.
Re: Eagle & Sloth The sloth may look bigger, but the eagle will just kill it, wound it, knock it off balance, whatever, and it won’t stop at one try. When it drops to the ground, they can finish it off, & carry away whatever they can carry. The sloth, on the other hand, moves about a foot a minute(made up number), and can’t respond quickly, especially if they don’t even see it.
I’ve held a sloth before, most of what you see on them is like a cloud of hair. They’re like the size of a toddler but with extremely long arms 😂 (at least the ones I held were that size)
on TH-cam I remember watching black leopard hunting alligator/crocodile (which ever the reptile was) and catches one by biting the back head/neck area, taking it out of the water onto dry land for dinner. (no you won't see him eat it).
Hey I really don't care to go back in time to a 1000 pound killer ostrich!! I'm a typical American so not exactly tiny but it would see me and think: SNACK!! Nope there are plenty of critters right here and now in Texas so why tempt fate??
Hey Kabir, always enjoying to content. You might not need a time machine, because they are planning to bring some of these animals that died recent like the Wolley Mammoth, the sabertooth, the land sloth, so we just might get to see them before we pass away!
I don't think they should because nature choose them to go extinct and I don't think we should play god and bring them back. Bringing them back could lead to consequences that could bite us in the rear end.
Easy ways to tell cheetahs and leopards apart - cheetahs have the "tear tracks" on their face, leopards dont. Cheetahs have solid spots, while leopards have rosettes. And finally, cheetahs are like the greyhounds of the cat world, with long, lean bodies. Leopards are stockier, like pitbulls :D Also, cheetahs can climb trees, though they generally don't, because its much harder for them
Leopards are pretty ripped, but they can't chase prey down for shit. They are almost exclusively "drop on their heads" ambush predators. Cheetahs have been adapting to their lack of abs and pecs by bonding with their siblings to make a hunting pack, therefore being able to go after and keep larger kills.
I just want to say how much I appreciate you using the proper plural "octopuses" instead of "octopi." Drives me freaking nuts when people use the latter. 😉
They already want to clone the Mammoth even though the Mammoth could not survive in the current world without human help, not sure I'd want to see what they would do if they could time travel. While it might be cool, I think scientist are doing a good enough job meddling where they don't belong. BTW the pig, that was teeth not horns.
Time travel can never work, because of the expansion of the universe and slight orbit changes. If you went back in time and didn't have the ability to move you would be in space.
Lmao this guy holding up his tiny microphone cracks me up 🎤🤣
This guy is hilarious. Please post more of his content.
This dude is so hilarious, I seen every of his videos. He talked about what ancient "sea monsters" actually are, it makes massive sense lmao
I have to admit, I love his sense of humor. I knew that the hyena would be on the list, and not just because it's in the thumbnail. Let me put it this way: If you've ever given birth (or were in the room when your wife gave birth), imagine how much pain they went through. (pause) Now imagine how much worse it would be if your birth canal was essentially shaped like a saxophone. This just proves that Kyle Hill has a point: Evolution doesn't care about what works best. It just cares about what _works._ In some cases, it's like evolution took a look and said "eh, close enough."
Or for the guys who've had kidney stones, imagine passing one that weighs *two pounds.*
Kabir...my time machine only goes back as far as the 60s!
"A bird that can't bird" Hilarious.
I've seen this video before but had to watch because I appreciate your reactions.
7:05 some places in the world eagles hunt deer.
I've been following this channel about a month. This kid is great!
6:54 You actually weren't too far off the mark. The eagle in that vid (the one that hunts sloths) was a Harpy eagle, the 3rd largest eagle on earth. Most other species would generally be too small to take on sloths of that size, but the Amazon rainforest is home to some anomolies lol
fun fact, cheetahs are the largest cat that purrs and can be somewhat domesticated.
What about cougars?
They domesticate *way too easily.* It's kind of a problem, because the time it takes animal rehabers to get an injured cheetah healthy enough to be released back to the wild is about as long as it takes for cheetahs to get so used to people they almost *can't* be released.
I love this channel. Been binge watching for the past two weeks! Ive been following the guy talking on TikTok for a while and all his videos are great. Can't wait to see more
I love this guy, he talks so fast though! His jokes hit me 5 seconds after delivery, and when I laugh I miss a bit of it. Glad to see you review it a bit more slowly!
Cheetahs and leopards are both cats. Leopards are considered big cats, part of the panthera genus, and can roar, cheetahs are a part of the ‘small cat’ clade like domesticated cats and can purr.
This guys videos are freaking hilarious!!! Please do more!!!! I haven't seen one that I wasn't rolling in the floor at some point.
depending on the species, sloths get at most to just a bit under a meter in overall length, and are typically closer to 60-70 cm
hilariously, there were giant ground sloths - like, elephant-sized - in North America up until about 12,000 years ago, but like almost all North American megafauna, they died out in the Quaternary Extinction Event
I've seen a life-size recreation of one of those monsters
it had claws the size of my head
Think if they got mad, they'd chase you really slowly?
I love this guys videos. Happy to see you do reactions to him.
"Don't Starve" theme was definitely the right music for this video. 🥺
I concur! This guy is clever and turns a witty phrase just when you’re about to be sick! Haha! Do his stuff some more - but not so much as to replace you, Kabir, our dear British cousin! With everything going on over the last 7yrs, I need my Kabir laughs at the end of the day!
This dude is funny as hell and makes learning fun. Great reaction as always
Amazing video,learned so much. Love it!
We literally are about to have 6 movies saying why bringing back dinosaurs is a bad idea. However giant mammals are ok to bring back and may help against climate change. They are currently trying to revive mammoths
The picture at 7:49, the megatherium, I actually visited the museum that picture is from just last week! I have a picture from almost the same angle! Same green wall and white trim and everything, I knew where it was from instantly. It's at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia!
I love the guy that you did the reaction video from I've been subscribed for him longer than you :-)
I subscribe to his TikTok, but had to stop watching it at work because he’s even more hilarious there.
Soooo entertaining, fascinating, and freaking hilarious 👏👏👏
Omgosh, this guy was so funny! Great way to start the new year. Not only was he funny, but he talked fast and gave a lot of information I never knew. Totally loved it! Happy New Year Kabir!
We have barbirusas at our zoo. The keepers monitor the tusk growth to prevent piercing the flesh.
I love Casual Geographic!
If you enjoyed this one you absolutely need to watch his others. I learned so much and laughed so hard at the same time.
I stumbled over his channel just a couple days ago. This is a double win! 😁
Leopards (panthers) are much more muscular with less flexible spines. The leopard's strength is what allows them to climb with their carrion. Lions have done this but it's pretty much the ritual of the Leopard. If you look at the cheetah and leopard head-on, the differences are striking. The cheetah has a much slimmer body. They're heads are flatter and their ears are small and rather far apart. Cheetahs also have the telltale black "tears" running down from the inner corners of their eyes. Cheetahs are one of very few species of large cats that can purr and meow like a domestic cat. Pumas (aka mountain lion or cougar) also purr and can make higher pitched cute meowing sounds. Cheetahs have the most flexible spines of the big cats and are smaller than their cousins. Their light weight and spine flexibility are what give them the ability to explode to speeds over 70 mph, but for only short bursts. The Cheetah's spots are just that, while the leopard's usually are more elaborate, particularly the clouded leopard. That's about all I can think of. I'm not a biologist. I just really love cats of all kinds. My favorite of all time is the lion. It's smaller than some breeds of Tigers but they are undeniably gorgeous badasses!
Cheetahs have that tear drop marking down their faces that leopards lack, the easiest way to tell them apart. Cheetahs are also much slimmer than leopards and have longer legs and a different spot pattern. Cheetahs actually have one of the highest rates of hunt success of large carnivores, but the problem is they get so many of their kills stolen from them. After running it's prey down it has to rest a few minutes before it can even it. Lions and hyenas watch cheetahs hunt because it's pretty well a guarantee of an easy meal.
Re: Eagle & Sloth
The sloth may look bigger, but the eagle will just kill it, wound it, knock it off balance, whatever, and it won’t stop at one try. When it drops to the ground, they can finish it off, & carry away whatever they can carry.
The sloth, on the other hand, moves about a foot a minute(made up number), and can’t respond quickly, especially if they don’t even see it.
Do more of these, lots of people have seen most of his vids, so it’s nice to see ur reaction rather than watch the video your reacting to..
I’ve held a sloth before, most of what you see on them is like a cloud of hair. They’re like the size of a toddler but with extremely long arms 😂 (at least the ones I held were that size)
I'd pay good money to have that guy as my Zoo guide. So funny!
Good video, very well presented.
It’s the Harpy Eagle. They’re huge!
I was bout to say homie reminds me of tier zoo lol fuckin love tier zoo ima have to check out this guy's channel
it's true about octopuses. they're highly intelligent and tragically short-lived.
on TH-cam I remember watching black leopard hunting alligator/crocodile (which ever the reptile was) and catches one by biting the back head/neck area, taking it out of the water onto dry land for dinner. (no you won't see him eat it).
Hey I really don't care to go back in time to a 1000 pound killer ostrich!!
I'm a typical American so not exactly tiny but it would see me and think:
SNACK!!
Nope there are plenty of critters right here and now in Texas so why tempt fate??
This guy is fucking hysterical!
But why the hell did he produce this in portrait and not landscape? Because it’s mostly for TikTok and phones?
Hey Kabir, always enjoying to content. You might not need a time machine, because they are planning to bring some of these animals that died recent like the Wolley Mammoth, the sabertooth, the land sloth, so we just might get to see them before we pass away!
I don't think they should because nature choose them to go extinct and I don't think we should play god and bring them back. Bringing them back could lead to consequences that could bite us in the rear end.
You have todo more videos with him he’s funny I laughed my ass off.
Look up the harpy eagle
I love his videos!
1600 lb bird would be a fantastic Christmas dinner
Look up harpy eagles, they eat sloths, about 3 to 3.5 feet long. Tip to tail
Easy ways to tell cheetahs and leopards apart - cheetahs have the "tear tracks" on their face, leopards dont. Cheetahs have solid spots, while leopards have rosettes. And finally, cheetahs are like the greyhounds of the cat world, with long, lean bodies. Leopards are stockier, like pitbulls :D
Also, cheetahs can climb trees, though they generally don't, because its much harder for them
Leopards are pretty ripped, but they can't chase prey down for shit. They are almost exclusively "drop on their heads" ambush predators. Cheetahs have been adapting to their lack of abs and pecs by bonding with their siblings to make a hunting pack, therefore being able to go after and keep larger kills.
Definitely check out tierzoo
Oh man hood nature. Hes the best
His channel is casual geographic. Hood nature came as a nick name from his followers
@@ellavarnes2392 his tik tok and patreon is hood nature. Believe he actually changed his youtube name few mo ago
eagles in north America sometimes take down deers.
You found my guy!
I believe Octopus's are smarter then the gentleman says, some birds also are very smart (Crows Etc)
Crowned eagles are fucking huge!
Harpy Eagles eat Sloths, Monkeys etc they are one of the Biggedt Eagles. Golden Eagles are known to grab small Sheep and Goat
God is so good.
I just want to say how much I appreciate you using the proper plural "octopuses" instead of "octopi." Drives me freaking nuts when people use the latter. 😉
I love that guy
We had 20 tanks in our house my dad was nuts. I swear he bought an octopus just to control us. Hey calm down don't make the octopus ink.
Maybe a time traveler will see your video, come pick you up and take you with them to see ancient times.
They already want to clone the Mammoth even though the Mammoth could not survive in the current world without human help, not sure I'd want to see what they would do if they could time travel. While it might be cool, I think scientist are doing a good enough job meddling where they don't belong. BTW the pig, that was teeth not horns.
Too funny 🤣
ay I follow that guy on tiktok
Even humans even kind of got the middle finger from evolution
Can you please react to "kevin hart vs michael dapaah" USA vs UK it's super funny
Leopards are quite a bit bigger than cheetahs.
Average bald eagles wingspan is around 6 feet wide
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Time travel can never work, because of the expansion of the universe and slight orbit changes. If you went back in time and didn't have the ability to move you would be in space.
Can you plss play choo choo charles plssssssssss I would pay for it
Octopi could be aliens
My theory on evolution is, that Darwin was adopted.
Want to find out the real difference between leopards and cheetahs? Try petting them. Better start with the cheetah.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right at the beginning you can tell you're a Brit - you use the word "attributes." Right posh, that sounds.
Time travel invented? It wouldn't matter that much when, people could be any place any time, at the same time
This guy really bugs the hell out of me.. Not you Kabir the guy in the video.. I would pay to send him a mic and camera!! He is pretty damn funny
Ummm I think if time travel will be invented then, actually it already is invented because "time" travel...
Leopards are felines and cheetahs are more closely related to canines.
Both are cats, if you separate cats into big[can roar] and small[can purr] cheetahs are one of the biggest small cats.