The reason why vegans have to take a shit-ton of supplements to not die is why most herbivores do occasionally eat meat. We had pet dwarf hamsters and one straight up murdered and ate the other one.
Pre-processed material is just easier to work with. _Especially_ if it's eggs. An egg is a starter pack containing everything needed to _make a living creature,_ and that's too much of an opportunity to pass up.
Hamsters are notorious cannibals and are one of the only rodents that are solitary (male mice also have to be kept alone bc they live in harems so males will fight with each other)
The answer to the orangutan question is as male orangutans age, some of them grow big cheek pads on their faces, called flanges (flanged males), while others keep their kid faces (unflanged males)
@@AlejandroFlores-vi8tlThe fact remains that it is rare for cannibalism in humans, and usually in times of crisis, and that's also why animals do it. A lack of nutrients in a specific category will eventually kill anything, and an animal who literally never knows when it's next meal is gonna be us going to take anything it can. Resources are finite, always. We as a species will eventually have to resort to it because we are stupid overpopulated and just kill anything that eats a human and their entire species in hatred.
@@AlejandroFlores-vi8tlFor normal people to turn to cannibalism is rare, yes. But there was once a cannibal, by choice, with a roadside BBQ joint… he liked to share, apparently it blends well with pork
In London, we have Richmond Park, famous for large herds of deer. I've seen a large male deer eating a crow's remains before. Dude's right, nature is only as vegetarian as their options.
While I can't think of a coconut crab horror movie, I did remember one coconut crab from Hollywood who was a villain, that being Tamatoa from Disney's Moana.
-He is canonically a decorator crab, not a coconut crab.- Sorry, you are correct! I know I read somewhere he was a decorator crab (which fits the way he accessorizes his shell, so I accepted it).
The reason why schools don’t teach this is because if they did, the parents would immediately push back. But you shouldn’t have to be taught that, it’s common sense to me that food is food.
To answer your question about Orangutans having those weird faces those are only seen on males and not all of them, usually ones that have a lot of testosterone. It helps with vocalizations, and it seems to be more attractive to female orangutans. Also I want to use this opportunity to recommend a new content creator called Paleo Analysis and a video from him called "Paleo Catalog: Smilodon (Saber Tooth Cat)" I think you'd like his stuff.
I was waiting for the pelican. Being from Louisiana, it’s the state bird. Don’t mess with a pelican. They on different timing as in they truly don’t care
19:40 the amount of videos i've seen where a deer smashed thru a window, or crashed into a parked car... they get up, they're fine, but there was a whole lot of yelling with the window one; i think it was a hair salon it crashed into in one vid, and it wasn't empty
Yeah, I was always on the side of "yeah, humans will eat anything, but if we were classified as predator or prey, when it really comes down to it, as a group, we're prey." Because, people will run if one person runs, even if it's for no reason. It's an instinctual fear of something coming to get you. People are scared of things that usually make sense, like the dark, or big animals that might either kill to eat or kill to defend. Scared of spiders, yeah, there's a reason for that. Snakes? Same thing. I know a phobia is considered an IRRATIONAL fear of something. But, is it really irrational, if you think of why people would be scared of that so-called "not scary" thing?
But is that enough to classify humans as a prey species? From the description, it sounds like we would be pack hunters (especially of the pursuit predator variety). We don’t rely on overpowering prey or having some exceptionally deadly natural weapon. Instead, we travel in groups with individual stamina that drops a heck of a lot more slowly than the stuff we’re chasing.
@@electricbayonet2 Don't think I don't know what you're talking about. I do. But, there are other facts that don't jive with your response. Predators, as a rule have sharp teeth. Humans don't. You could say that plenty of herbivores can have sharp teeth, like gorillas and hippos, but that's for defense. Humans don't defend themselves with their teeth. You could also say that humans are natural omnivores, but most bears are omnivores and all bears have sharp teeth. Humans are so contradictory. We have no defenses, no physical offenses, and no superior strength or speed. The only thing we have going for us, evolutionarily speaking, is our brain. And, if we never learned how to create and then use projectile weapons like javelins or throwing rocks from high places down onto other animals, we'd never have gotten away from the trees and a leafy diet with fruit supplements. But, as of now, humans are absolutely broken for no sensible reason. According to nature, humans should be herbivorous prey animals in the vein of gibbons and lemurs. We aren't supposed to be hunters. But, someone used a cheat code and a huge command prompt on us. That's what I think. It's no wonder there are those out there that think that humans were created through DNA manipulation by aliens. It would explain a lot.
The reason that phobia is irrational is that it’s very VERY severe fear. The the point of obsession and convulsions. Phobias are misinterpreted throughout social media. It’s not fear, it’s worse. You cannot think about what’s causing that phobia even if something remotely represents it. It disturbs your way of life and basic functions.
@@CassieMichael But we _do_ have sharp teeth. They’re the front-half of our mouths. We don’t use them primarily to kill things or defend ourselves, but why would that matter? We’re advanced omnivores, and it was the evolutionary dead-ends of mankind that had more pronounced teeth and biting capability. Contradictory? Did you ignore what I said about being pursuit predators? What part of that needs rhino skin, cheetah speed, and shark teeth? Are anacondas and pythons prey species because they don’t have a set of beeg mordar teef? And you know what? Yes. I agree. If humans were bad at the stuff we’re good at, we would actually be bad at it. It’s a logical tautology. Congratulations.
@@electricbayonet2 I do wonder if sometimes people think that just because we have big brains that automatically makes you smarter than others. If the front of a human's mouth were sharp, we'd be fictional vampires. Also, rhino skin, cheetah speed, and shark teeth never came up in my explanation, but thank you for adding them unnecessarily to this conversation. Anacondas and pythons do have "beeg mordar teef" as you so Neanderthal ically out it. They're effing SNAKES, dummy! Don't be stupid. And, as for your final comment, it's nice to see someone being a complete waste of passive aggressive space on the Internet. But, that's par for the course, now, isn't it?
When our guy ends his nature videos he goes, 'hug your loved ones, stay safe out there-" In my head I add, "carry a loaded twelve gauge with a backup piece because you gotta be ready for when this shit comes for you" - "and I'll see y'all in the next one."
Not going to lie. I'm from Maryland where you basically have to like crab. I don't like picking crab but I like eating stuff like crab cakes and I got to say I would totally be down for some coconut crab like blue crab prepared like coconut shrimp. I would absolutely be down for that, but apparently troll coconut crabs will f*** you up. They're like f****** enormous hermit crabs. Two big to find a shell to go into
I'm a big fan of the guy you reacted to and just the way he says some of the s*** is hilarious but also have been known to watch a lot of nature programming and I still learn s*** from him. Do I have any idea how to pronounce his name? No, I do not!
0:29 I thought that when I was at school, too but they do. It's called fucking MATHS. We just needed to pay attention and then we would've known how to apply it in real-life circumstances.
@@TheycallmeHatGuy I will get around to uploading some acoustic covers but that was an open mic night in Edenbridge, hosted by the singer (who usually hosts in Oxted, Surrey (South England)). I only managed to get there because a long lost cousin drove me and my Mum there and back to Oxted the same night and let us sleep over so we could get the 3+ hour train ride back to Maidstone, Kent (East England).
Hippos are directly related to the Ice Age Hog DiaDon Aka HellHog/Pig imagine a Hog the size of a Rhinoceros Thar thing terrified all of ice age earth and left Decedent's
First time i figured out “herbivores” DID NOT! Infact eat only plants was when i saw a horse munch on baby chickens….bro i was 6! How tf do i explain i saw a horse eat and pop a chicken like a grape?!
What? You think vegans gonna be like: Oh shit, animals really do be weird and dangerous, i guess it IS okay to breed and kill animals that don't harm us on an industrial scale thats threatens climate? dumbest shit i read today.
Speaking of those accidents of people die because a deer run into the road I knew a male from my class who was drag racing late at night with one of his friends on a road where I travel frequently died because of a dumb deer so he lost control and did heavy damage to the tree so he was going really fast
The reason why vegans have to take a shit-ton of supplements to not die is why most herbivores do occasionally eat meat.
We had pet dwarf hamsters and one straight up murdered and ate the other one.
Pre-processed material is just easier to work with. _Especially_ if it's eggs. An egg is a starter pack containing everything needed to _make a living creature,_ and that's too much of an opportunity to pass up.
I mean hamsters are solitary rodents so, checks out.
Hamsters are notorious cannibals and are one of the only rodents that are solitary (male mice also have to be kept alone bc they live in harems so males will fight with each other)
The answer to the orangutan question is as male orangutans age, some of them grow big cheek pads on their faces, called flanges (flanged males), while others keep their kid faces (unflanged males)
Aww, you beat me to it 😄
Is that because they're dominant/alpha, or it's just random?
@@Supiragon1998 it’s just something that happens as they get older some just grow them and some don’t dominance doesn’t really play a factor in it
@@godzillagaming1766so it's like the facial hair of the orangutan world
@@fictionaddict3835 yeah pretty much
I love how humans find herbivores eating meat disturbing even tho we eat basically every species existing, including ourselves.
"including ourselves" I don't know about you but that is also disturbing.
It's not surprising for us because we aren't herbivores.
Because most people think herbivore are "innocent" creatures who only eat plants. Animal are animal, they will eat meat if given the chance.
@@AlejandroFlores-vi8tlThe fact remains that it is rare for cannibalism in humans, and usually in times of crisis, and that's also why animals do it. A lack of nutrients in a specific category will eventually kill anything, and an animal who literally never knows when it's next meal is gonna be us going to take anything it can. Resources are finite, always. We as a species will eventually have to resort to it because we are stupid overpopulated and just kill anything that eats a human and their entire species in hatred.
@@AlejandroFlores-vi8tlFor normal people to turn to cannibalism is rare, yes. But there was once a cannibal, by choice, with a roadside BBQ joint… he liked to share, apparently it blends well with pork
Never going to forget when my class went camping on a wool farm, woke up for breakfast and there was a sheep in the next paddock chewing on a rat.
Better to have sheep doing pest control when they're bored or hungry than pests doing sheep control...
Man, death by coconut crab seems like something straight from hell, Jesus!!
Forsaken one: "Oh god... I'm bleeding! Thankfully I'm on a populated island, I should be found."
Cokecrab:
@@Alone-SFMoney, Money, Money
>Hamsters becoming murderous because of Corn
"Blood For The Blood God!"
The cutest Khorne incursion ever.
id love to see a khorne army done up with hampsters mixed in among the bases and hanging out on any gear
id love to see a khorne army done up with hampsters mixed in among the bases and hanging out on any gear
The tiniest and cutest skull throne
That hamster was a skaven in disguise!
In London, we have Richmond Park, famous for large herds of deer. I've seen a large male deer eating a crow's remains before. Dude's right, nature is only as vegetarian as their options.
Man being a baby bird is rough🫣
While I can't think of a coconut crab horror movie, I did remember one coconut crab from Hollywood who was a villain, that being Tamatoa from Disney's Moana.
-He is canonically a decorator crab, not a coconut crab.-
Sorry, you are correct! I know I read somewhere he was a decorator crab (which fits the way he accessorizes his shell, so I accepted it).
The reason why schools don’t teach this is because if they did, the parents would immediately push back. But you shouldn’t have to be taught that, it’s common sense to me that food is food.
To answer your question about Orangutans having those weird faces those are only seen on males and not all of them, usually ones that have a lot of testosterone. It helps with vocalizations, and it seems to be more attractive to female orangutans. Also I want to use this opportunity to recommend a new content creator called Paleo Analysis and a video from him called "Paleo Catalog: Smilodon (Saber Tooth Cat)" I think you'd like his stuff.
I second that reccommendation!
@@mortified776 Yeah Paleo Analysis is awesome, especially his history of the earth series.
@@ArcticTron Speak of the Phanerozoic devil, the guy just uploaded one!
It's male orangutans that have those features and is usually when they reach full maturity dominance
My one take away is everyone likes to eat chicken nuggets in all its bird forms.
I was waiting for the pelican. Being from Louisiana, it’s the state bird. Don’t mess with a pelican. They on different timing as in they truly don’t care
That Coconut Crab picture of it on the trash can. Only makes me want to know who makes that trash can for being that durable.
19:40 the amount of videos i've seen where a deer smashed thru a window, or crashed into a parked car... they get up, they're fine, but there was a whole lot of yelling with the window one; i think it was a hair salon it crashed into in one vid, and it wasn't empty
It's all about survival. For animals, if they need to eat something, anything, to survive, they'll do it.
YES!!! I was waiting for Nikki to react to this. She has some of the best wtf faces. 😂
deer arte NOT souless... they are just trying to survive.
That one chimp fact from Chad may be the scariest thing I've ever learnt about chimpanzees
Yeah, I was always on the side of "yeah, humans will eat anything, but if we were classified as predator or prey, when it really comes down to it, as a group, we're prey." Because, people will run if one person runs, even if it's for no reason. It's an instinctual fear of something coming to get you. People are scared of things that usually make sense, like the dark, or big animals that might either kill to eat or kill to defend. Scared of spiders, yeah, there's a reason for that. Snakes? Same thing. I know a phobia is considered an IRRATIONAL fear of something. But, is it really irrational, if you think of why people would be scared of that so-called "not scary" thing?
But is that enough to classify humans as a prey species? From the description, it sounds like we would be pack hunters (especially of the pursuit predator variety).
We don’t rely on overpowering prey or having some exceptionally deadly natural weapon. Instead, we travel in groups with individual stamina that drops a heck of a lot more slowly than the stuff we’re chasing.
@@electricbayonet2 Don't think I don't know what you're talking about. I do. But, there are other facts that don't jive with your response. Predators, as a rule have sharp teeth. Humans don't. You could say that plenty of herbivores can have sharp teeth, like gorillas and hippos, but that's for defense. Humans don't defend themselves with their teeth. You could also say that humans are natural omnivores, but most bears are omnivores and all bears have sharp teeth. Humans are so contradictory. We have no defenses, no physical offenses, and no superior strength or speed. The only thing we have going for us, evolutionarily speaking, is our brain. And, if we never learned how to create and then use projectile weapons like javelins or throwing rocks from high places down onto other animals, we'd never have gotten away from the trees and a leafy diet with fruit supplements. But, as of now, humans are absolutely broken for no sensible reason. According to nature, humans should be herbivorous prey animals in the vein of gibbons and lemurs. We aren't supposed to be hunters. But, someone used a cheat code and a huge command prompt on us. That's what I think. It's no wonder there are those out there that think that humans were created through DNA manipulation by aliens. It would explain a lot.
The reason that phobia is irrational is that it’s very VERY severe fear. The the point of obsession and convulsions. Phobias are misinterpreted throughout social media. It’s not fear, it’s worse. You cannot think about what’s causing that phobia even if something remotely represents it. It disturbs your way of life and basic functions.
@@CassieMichael But we _do_ have sharp teeth. They’re the front-half of our mouths. We don’t use them primarily to kill things or defend ourselves, but why would that matter? We’re advanced omnivores, and it was the evolutionary dead-ends of mankind that had more pronounced teeth and biting capability.
Contradictory? Did you ignore what I said about being pursuit predators? What part of that needs rhino skin, cheetah speed, and shark teeth? Are anacondas and pythons prey species because they don’t have a set of beeg mordar teef?
And you know what? Yes. I agree. If humans were bad at the stuff we’re good at, we would actually be bad at it. It’s a logical tautology. Congratulations.
@@electricbayonet2 I do wonder if sometimes people think that just because we have big brains that automatically makes you smarter than others.
If the front of a human's mouth were sharp, we'd be fictional vampires. Also, rhino skin, cheetah speed, and shark teeth never came up in my explanation, but thank you for adding them unnecessarily to this conversation. Anacondas and pythons do have "beeg mordar teef" as you so Neanderthal ically out it. They're effing SNAKES, dummy! Don't be stupid. And, as for your final comment, it's nice to see someone being a complete waste of passive aggressive space on the Internet. But, that's par for the course, now, isn't it?
When our guy ends his nature videos he goes, 'hug your loved ones, stay safe out there-" In my head I add, "carry a loaded twelve gauge with a backup piece because you gotta be ready for when this shit comes for you" - "and I'll see y'all in the next one."
It is almost like there was more to the extinction of pretty much all giant animals...
Ayo Beerus invaded your home!
Not going to lie. I'm from Maryland where you basically have to like crab. I don't like picking crab but I like eating stuff like crab cakes and I got to say I would totally be down for some coconut crab like blue crab prepared like coconut shrimp. I would absolutely be down for that, but apparently troll coconut crabs will f*** you up. They're like f****** enormous hermit crabs. Two big to find a shell to go into
I'm a big fan of the guy you reacted to and just the way he says some of the s*** is hilarious but also have been known to watch a lot of nature programming and I still learn s*** from him. Do I have any idea how to pronounce his name? No, I do not!
0:29 I thought that when I was at school, too but they do. It's called fucking MATHS. We just needed to pay attention and then we would've known how to apply it in real-life circumstances.
Thanks. Good job on the AC/DC cover.
@@TheycallmeHatGuy Meh, I've played it better before and since but, you know, first time playing it live on stage and all.
@@JoeThornhill upload some more music. I love watching live bands.
@@TheycallmeHatGuy I will get around to uploading some acoustic covers but that was an open mic night in Edenbridge, hosted by the singer (who usually hosts in Oxted, Surrey (South England)). I only managed to get there because a long lost cousin drove me and my Mum there and back to Oxted the same night and let us sleep over so we could get the 3+ hour train ride back to Maidstone, Kent (East England).
let's show vegans this their whole world view would crumble
I feel like ill get hate for this comment but the Truth is, Deer are just big rats. We find the ROUS, its bambi.
and thats why Humanity evolved to Snipe these things from a Mile away
Hippos are directly related to the Ice Age Hog DiaDon
Aka HellHog/Pig imagine a Hog the size of a Rhinoceros
Thar thing terrified all of ice age earth and left Decedent's
This is why i don't go vegan lol
First time i figured out “herbivores” DID NOT! Infact eat only plants was when i saw a horse munch on baby chickens….bro i was 6! How tf do i explain i saw a horse eat and pop a chicken like a grape?!
Lol, I've watched this like 3 times in a row just to watch poor Nikkis reactions. Sorry Nikki.
Gimmie a bucket of hot butter, a keg of beer, and Old Bay - them coconut crabs ain't shit.
The orangutans with the big faces are older males
Chimps go for stuff they know you need... wieners,fingers,eyes
I wonder what the vegans/vegitarians would say about this.
It's good to be a large mammal.
Y'all broke y'all counter for the most WTactualF reactions.
Show this to vegetarians
What? You think vegans gonna be like: Oh shit, animals really do be weird and dangerous, i guess it IS okay to breed and kill animals that don't harm us on an industrial scale thats threatens climate? dumbest shit i read today.
You mean Vegans, vegetarians already figured this out
@@purpledragon1945 ya. I'm bad at spelling
Hello!
Speaking of those accidents of people die because a deer run into the road I knew a male from my class who was drag racing late at night with one of his friends on a road where I travel frequently died because of a dumb deer so he lost control and did heavy damage to the tree so he was going really fast
Monster Hunter game (Capcom) was right....they are monsters and we fight monsters.
And The Player must hunt every kind of monsters in the game.
Tach
Ok. I guessed most of these people wont know... But squirrels? Really?
It was all funs n games till oranutangs got ruined for me too😢
Actually my teacher actually taught me this guess Malaysia
Different
They think what they teach them in America, we teach the same in other countries
Damn nature, you scary!
First!
This right here should end veganism it does not exist 🤣