rule of thumb for bears. If it’s brown lie down (play dead) if it’s black fight back (nose is especially sensitive area) if it’s white say good nigh (if a polar bear sees you, you don’t have a chance. do not run that is what tells a bear you are prey. as you walk through the forest, make noise. bears usually don’t actively hunt humans
I live in Hawaii. I’ve been stung by a scorpion at least 15 times. It’s literally basically like being stung by a bee for me because fun fact, a lot of scorpion stings are not dangerous unless you’re allergic
Thank you so much for your kind words! The narrator's voice and humor definitely add a unique and enjoyable dimension to the channel. Let's hope they continue to grace us with their presence and keep us entertained with more fascinating content. 🎙😄
There is a simple saying about bears and what to do when encountered: “If it’s brown, get down. If it’s black, Fight Back, and if it’s white, say goodnight.”
A black mamba can move at 15mph and their bite is always fatal unless treated quickly, I mean like within an hour or less. They will go out of their way to bite and have been known to leap from trees on people if disturbed. Their brothers the green mamba have been known to do the same though I’m not so sure they just slip and happen to fall on you. Either way I wouldn’t want to test it.
Black mamba is called the three-step snake for a reason. If you get bit multiple times, chances are, you'll make it three steps and you're dead. Scary snake.
I just watched a video of a black mamba that killed a lion and even after the lion died the mamba crawled up to it and bit four more times. Think about that. The lion took at least an hour to die and that means the mamba just watched and literally waited till it was dead to approach and bite it over and over. If that’s not the most frightening snake in world for aggression I don’t know what is.
Washington State resident here, bringing you an update on the Asian Giant Hornets. they did NOT like our cold, rainy weather, so they were relatively easy to hunt down and destroy. ^^ we are safe! (it also helped that our local wildlife saw them as delicious lunch lol)
Here is an easy way to tell if a scorpion is highly venomous or not: their front pinchers. If they are heavy like lobster claws, the scorpion uses them to crush its prey and relies less on its venom. If they are slender, like on the death stalker, the scorpion relies on its venom to subdue its prey. This doesn’t mean you should try picking up less venomous scorpions with your bare hands. The sting will still hurt.
Who brings a bunch of books camping? Sounds like they would have had to have quite a few? And grizzlies don't normally hunt humans, especially when they have a already easy meal with elk carcass. There is no running away from bears if they are chasing you. Normally I just ignore stuff that I believe is fiction, but I just couldn't leave that one
This is why BA is my fav channel. Quality content, always entertaining/educational, beautifully edited, wonderfully narrated. Just the best, keep it coming dudes, and dudettes!!!!
Couldn't agree more! Be Amazed consistently delivers top-notch content that's both informative and entertaining. The dedication to quality, narration, and editing truly sets them apart. Here's to more fantastic videos from the entire Be Amazed team! 🎥🌟
Fun fact: the Tiger Snake is the most aggressive snake and is extremely common in Australia, saying you should avoid it is an understatement, the only way is to run as fast as possible to the nearest "Safe Place" (know that in Australia no place is truely safe).
@@jessiealexi7094 yes. Because polar bears are full carnivores unlike black bears and grizzlies. They're not gonna care about how you or your loved ones feel about you being killed and eaten. They're not care bears. They simply don't care
*Your video is great, thank you for sharing it. Whoever agrees likes it. Quality content, always entertaining/educational, beautifully edited, wonderfully narrated. Just the best, keep it coming dudes, and dudettes*
Always a good show. There are many wasp spider hunters where I live, but never had a problem with them, if you leave them alone, they return the compliment 😁. Have been bitten by a giant centipede and endured 8 hours of incredible pain, making toothache, earache or a broken bone seem minor in comparison
Wow, you've had some truly unique wildlife experiences! It's great that you've found a way to coexist peacefully with those wasp spider hunters. As for the giant centipede bite, it sounds like an excruciating ordeal, and your comparison really puts the pain in perspective. Nature can be awe-inspiring and sometimes terrifying, but your experiences add a whole new level of respect for its wonders. 🕷🦟🪳
Those infernal centipedes are in Hawaii too. I lived there in the 1990’s and one night as I was walking home I saw what I thought was a watch band. Nope. Dead 8 inch centipede. After I picked it up and walked it over to a streetlight, I invented yeeting decades before the word “yeet”.
I was backpacking in the Little Yosemite area of Yosemite Nat Park one time. Here came a cute "little" bear, so we got out our pots and pans and scared it off. Pretty soon here comes mamma bear. @ of the guys had hung their food in the trees like you are supposed to but mamma made quick work of getting it down. She looked like she was grinning ear to ear when it came down. One of the guys found a water bottle the next day that he could have used as a sieve except it was full of bear spit. He took it home as a souvenir. I love your channel. Thanks
Years ago my younger sister and I went to a friend’s cabin in the middle of the woods and we slept overnight there. While we were there we both got a surprise after walking through the woods. We both had tics crawling on us, my sister had a few on her and one happened to be behind one of her ears about to take a bite of her but was later removed and burned. However, as I was wearing light and dark blue striped pajama pants there was a whopping 27 tics crawling on me to which I was nicknamed the “Tic Queen”. I still wonder if tics are drawn to the color blue to this day.
If you are talking about the tarantula hawk, they ARE huge but not aggressive. I grew up in the desert 🌵 of Southern California where they are very common and never knew anyone that ever was stung by them. Now we live in Oregon, and after dealing with aggressive, much smaller wasps here, I can see why the thought of a 2.5 inch wasp would horrify people 😱 😉
Carmen? please turn your autocorrect off, or if not a typo, at least TRY to watch an actual episode to get the name correctly, because it sure as hell isn't "Carmen"
My worst fear came true a couple of years ago. I got stung on the neck by a bark scorpion while I was asleep. It hurt so bad, it felt like I was being electrocuted and like my neck was on fire. It's a neurotoxin and can be fatal, my left arm was numb afterwards for nearly 4 days. Now every time I lay in my bed I have anxiety, I pray it never happens again. I always check the house with a black light just in case.
oh thank you kind friend for the metrics and comparisons🙈💖no distractions no incessant converting✨ your content is totally enjoyable and informative🌻tysm
I live is the Philippines and they say that millipedes when you step or touch their skin that part of your body that you used to touch the millipede will now become red or blue it last for 2 hours or 120 minutes
Just FYI, Be Amazed - PSI is not pressure per square inch. like, I can’t even find anything on the Wikipedia mentioning “also known as pressure per square inch” or anything like that. It’s pounds per square inch, or, if you want to be technically correct (the best kind of correct), PSI means pound-force per square inch. It measures a force, not a pressure
i have been bitten by a small black centipede before and luckily its fangs were too short to pierce skin but its venom still killed a few nerve cells in my skin and the pain stung like a needle but the wound disapeared a few hours later.
Wait! Hold on! In the last story about the funnelweb spider, you said it could bite through leather. So what good would it have done that guy who stuck his hand in the drain if he had gardening gloves on??!! ✌😎👌
1:57 I hate them 2:14 Um 😕 no thanks 3:06 me and you both brother 8:07 I found one on my steps a long time ago 9:18 me and my family went through cades coves in Tennessee and saw a bear tied up to a tree 16:09 yeah mine 16:28 me and my family says that all the time I think I’ve seen one before another aquatic animal I should avoid is sharks that’s why I never go into the ocean or at least in the deep the only time I’ve been in it was to get sand dollars and it was near the shore I hate them
Yep I live in South Africa and the black mamba is really feared. Last year a family found one in their Christmas Tree so the braai (barbeque) is not that crazy. I luckily do not live in an area where they are found, mostly in Durban and coastal areas.
Lived outside Sydney Australia in the 1960’s. Housemate was bite by a spider which put her on a respirator for 6 days. The spider was in her shoe. She recovered except for pain for months at the bite site and it was discolored for months also. They had to give her OxyContin 15-30 mg every six hours for the pain for months.
No, you should really not avoid any of these animals at all, every single one of these animals are magnificant on each their own way, they have such amazing traits, and they deserve to be recognised by it, of course do be cautious, do observe from a safe distance, but do not be scared
My mom who is an aracniphobe was chased by one big camel spider, even knowing it’s not dangerous the creeps are still huge 🙈😵💫 they even through a brick on it and there he goes lifting it like it’s nothing 🫣
Mosquitoes are low key terrifying. I got swarmed one time after mowing my yard about 4 years ago, and got bit over 80 times. I actually caught West Nile from it.
My mum came into contact with one of those spiders when she went to fight. She said that the spiders followed shadows and liked to stay in the shade. So she said as long as you didn't freak out, it wouldn't hurt you.
@@Natalie66796 My mom was also strict and said no to me quite a bit. Nowadays, with everything that has transpired, I’m thankful to her for being strict and raising me well.
I was fortunate enough to have a very interesting encounter with a giant water bug. Not sure why, but I found one in an empty lasagna pan while I was camping. He was really cool, and I just observed him before releasing him in the brush near a swamp. I always wanted to see one in person, and thankfully, one came to see me in a friendly way. Not aggressive due to the cold spring evening, but man, those critters look so amazing, really neat. And yes, they can fly, but don't normally do so unless their pond or swamp starts to dry up. Great video as always!
I had this book about rainforests and it mentioned mosquitoes. For each animal, it showed a map of where there are native to, and for mosquitoes, it highlighted EVERYWHERE
Videos like this make me appreciate living in a nice cozy cold Siberia. No venomous reptiles, insects and arachnids are small, harmless and hibernate for most of the year.
@@BeAmazed Well, yes, there are bears in deep wilderness. Although, I've heard stories about bears visiting some small villages too. All the more reasons to stay in the city.
Years ago I was staying on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, sleeping in a tent outside my mom's (now ex) boyfriend's parent's house. When it came time to leave, I packed up the tent and a camel spider crawled out from under it. I'd never seen anything so creepy in my life.
Aww thats nice, the mozzies dont want us to fell pain ❤😊 The itchiness is so annoying though, it's coming spring here in Australia and the mozzies are coming out
They put the parasitic wasp on an episode of teenage mutant ninja turtles a mutant one and the terrified look on my little sister's face when she turned to me and said. It's not real right? And I said the wasp ? yes it's real her face looked like this 😮 although it did look at least 7/8 foot and 1foot of it was stinger. Only on teenage mutant ninja turtles right?
There is a song that some guys jokingly made called 'Come to Australia (deadly animals)' and they list our deadly animals and say you just might get out killed
I have seen a Black widow Spider once in my life. It was on a wood pile. I poked it with a stick and it jumped at me. I don’t remember if I killed it or let it go on it’s way.
A few months ago, I went to Biscayne Bay, in a hotel with a perfect view, seeing the bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. A few days later, I saw bumps in the water, I also saw one jump, they got.. closer over time. So, when I left, I was glad. Well- not really, I went to the everglades, and saw peacocks, gators, and a few egrets. I also went to a soccer game! Baseball, too. Im not a baseball game, lol. So it was the best! 14:06 Camel spiders aren't harmless to humans, well.. not always. When threatened, they don't always fight back. Camel spiders are chill. Extremely chill. They only fight back when they are *SERIOUSLY* threatened. I know you explained this later in the video, but I just wanted to clarify.
If it's a brown bear play dead, if it's a black bear pretend to be bigger than the black bear,if it's a white bear your dead(because you can't outrun a white bear/a polar bear.) Btw i love your content!❤❤❤
I quite like snakes as they sometimes hunt spiders. Luckily for me living in the UK I haven't come across anything deadly...... yet. Been bitten by a common house spider though, that hurt but it was a common house spider. Didn't do much damage. My own fault for trying to pick it up to put it outside. It was the size of a 50p piece (with the legs involved aswell)
just a disclaimer, if you pickup a stressed millipede, it can release CYANIDEon t9 ur hands (that’s right, CYANIDE) so make sure to wash ur hands after .
Centipedes are on our side: "These seemingly unwanted bugs are actually extremely helpful in destroying pests such as moths, flies, roaches, silverfish, and termites. Centipedes kill their prey with a “lassoing” technique that involves jumping on their prey and wrapping them around with the rest of their legs, scooping up the bug." -- accuratepest
rule of thumb for bears. If it’s brown lie down (play dead) if it’s black fight back (nose is especially sensitive area) if it’s white say good nigh (if a polar bear sees you, you don’t have a chance. do not run that is what tells a bear you are prey. as you walk through the forest, make noise. bears usually don’t actively hunt humans
I'm from Montana, we have some scary bears, but Polar Bears are terrifying.
@@randyscheetz7115 The ONLY obligate carnivore bear, if you see one, it has been hunting you for miles
I live in Hawaii. I’ve been stung by a scorpion at least 15 times. It’s literally basically like being stung by a bee for me because fun fact, a lot of scorpion stings are not dangerous unless you’re allergic
You make been stung like a bee feel like it's nothing
I got bit by a brown recluse I went to the er and had to have a doctor digging in my arm to remove the dead skin cells
@@PHILLIPSHAFFER-i8l Unfortunately there's lots of them here.
That surprises me. I mean, it kinda makes sense, but for some reason scorpions always just... Feel like one of those, lethal, type of critters
There are many kinds of Scorpions, some are non-lethal, there are those very venomous and can kill a grown man quickly.
I honestly hope you never leave this channel. You have a really cool voice and are a funny narrator.
Thank you so much for your kind words! The narrator's voice and humor definitely add a unique and enjoyable dimension to the channel. Let's hope they continue to grace us with their presence and keep us entertained with more fascinating content. 🎙😄
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Aww. You're so sweet.
@@Wild_Wonders_animalsshut up cringe kid
And also relaxing
There is a simple saying about bears and what to do when encountered: “If it’s brown, get down. If it’s black, Fight Back, and if it’s white, say goodnight.”
What about pandas? Grizzly’s are brown black bears are black polar bears are white but what about pandas?
@@guymarcus1230 pandas are silly, they'll probably trip and fall chasing you, if they even get off their big butts to do so 😅
Sounds like dating advice
If I ever make it to Australia, I'm not just wearing gloves...I'm wearing a whole suit of friggin armor!
Same, I'm not afraid of them, but I don't want to die
Just gotta put on my full on hazmat suit and get a blowtorch and I’ll be good
Stay tf out of my country.
Everyone living in Australia:oh lemme just get some pants and get eaten by a crocodile and casually beat it to death😂
@@kristyjgirlmum2238 No.
Just no.
A black mamba can move at 15mph and their bite is always fatal unless treated quickly, I mean like within an hour or less. They will go out of their way to bite and have been known to leap from trees on people if disturbed. Their brothers the green mamba have been known to do the same though I’m not so sure they just slip and happen to fall on you. Either way I wouldn’t want to test it.
Yeah I probably would have turned on the grill and ran away
I’ve heard about thay
Black mamba is called the three-step snake for a reason. If you get bit multiple times, chances are, you'll make it three steps and you're dead. Scary snake.
I just watched a video of a black mamba that killed a lion and even after the lion died the mamba crawled up to it and bit four more times. Think about that. The lion took at least an hour to die and that means the mamba just watched and literally waited till it was dead to approach and bite it over and over. If that’s not the most frightening snake in world for aggression I don’t know what is.
Washington State resident here, bringing you an update on the Asian Giant Hornets. they did NOT like our cold, rainy weather, so they were relatively easy to hunt down and destroy. ^^ we are safe! (it also helped that our local wildlife saw them as delicious lunch lol)
Here is an easy way to tell if a scorpion is highly venomous or not: their front pinchers. If they are heavy like lobster claws, the scorpion uses them to crush its prey and relies less on its venom. If they are slender, like on the death stalker, the scorpion relies on its venom to subdue its prey. This doesn’t mean you should try picking up less venomous scorpions with your bare hands. The sting will still hurt.
Nice
Ummmm...... ALL scorpions are heavily venomous. Now that does not necessary mean medically significant venom!
Who brings a bunch of books camping? Sounds like they would have had to have quite a few? And grizzlies don't normally hunt humans, especially when they have a already easy meal with elk carcass. There is no running away from bears if they are chasing you. Normally I just ignore stuff that I believe is fiction, but I just couldn't leave that one
Finally, someone who does not fake there thumbnails
He NEVER fakes thumbnails
DEFINITELY!!NO CLICKBAIT HERE!!
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@@chrismeulen8108I don’t care Mr./Ms.Grammar
This is why BA is my fav channel. Quality content, always entertaining/educational, beautifully edited, wonderfully narrated. Just the best, keep it coming dudes, and dudettes!!!!
its made with ai
thanks SonicBros! And to the guy who said we're made with ai - if only it was that easy... 😑
Couldn't agree more! Be Amazed consistently delivers top-notch content that's both informative and entertaining. The dedication to quality, narration, and editing truly sets them apart. Here's to more fantastic videos from the entire Be Amazed team! 🎥🌟
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Fun fact: the Tiger Snake is the most aggressive snake and is extremely common in Australia, saying you should avoid it is an understatement, the only way is to run as fast as possible to the nearest "Safe Place" (know that in Australia no place is truely safe).
This channel is just AWESOME! Who agrees?
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Always follow the bear rule: "if it's brown; lay down, if it's black; fight back, if it's white; good night"
Lol I just said that LOL then saw you did too. Glad someone else knows this!! ❤❤❤❤
Is "good night" meaning the white bear going to kill you no matter what?
@@jessiealexi7094 that's what they say...I must say I don't speak out of experience
@@jessiealexi7094 yes. Because polar bears are full carnivores unlike black bears and grizzlies. They're not gonna care about how you or your loved ones feel about you being killed and eaten. They're not care bears. They simply don't care
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I've read that they will actively stalk you
*Your video is great, thank you for sharing it. Whoever agrees likes it. Quality content, always entertaining/educational, beautifully edited, wonderfully narrated. Just the best, keep it coming dudes, and dudettes*
i agree
Dudettes?
Always a good show. There are many wasp spider hunters where I live, but never had a problem with them, if you leave them alone, they return the compliment 😁. Have been bitten by a giant centipede and endured 8 hours of incredible pain, making toothache, earache or a broken bone seem minor in comparison
that centipede bite sound horrendous!
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Wow, you've had some truly unique wildlife experiences! It's great that you've found a way to coexist peacefully with those wasp spider hunters. As for the giant centipede bite, it sounds like an excruciating ordeal, and your comparison really puts the pain in perspective. Nature can be awe-inspiring and sometimes terrifying, but your experiences add a whole new level of respect for its wonders. 🕷🦟🪳
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Those infernal centipedes are in Hawaii too.
I lived there in the 1990’s and one night as I was walking home I saw what I thought was a watch band.
Nope. Dead 8 inch centipede.
After I picked it up and walked it over to a streetlight, I invented yeeting decades before the word “yeet”.
Bear spray?! Ill take my .500 magnum! I don't want a Grizzly to use bear spray as hot sauce while I'm being consumed.😂😂😂
10:30 Glad that Cartman, Stan, Kyle and especially Kenny survive that encounter 😊
I was thinking they look like the South Park Characters
Same
I only saw "cartman" and "stan"
@@louiseakerlof7604 they changed the characters in each scene so keep your eyes open
They have plenty of survival experience from Scuzzlebutt.
I was backpacking in the Little Yosemite area of Yosemite Nat Park one time. Here came a cute "little" bear, so we got out our pots and pans and scared it off. Pretty soon here comes mamma bear. @ of the guys had hung their food in the trees like you are supposed to but mamma made quick work of getting it down. She looked like she was grinning ear to ear when it came down. One of the guys found a water bottle the next day that he could have used as a sieve except it was full of bear spit. He took it home as a souvenir. I love your channel. Thanks
Be amazed always has quality content
Years ago my younger sister and I went to a friend’s cabin in the middle of the woods and we slept overnight there. While we were there we both got a surprise after walking through the woods. We both had tics crawling on us, my sister had a few on her and one happened to be behind one of her ears about to take a bite of her but was later removed and burned. However, as I was wearing light and dark blue striped pajama pants there was a whopping 27 tics crawling on me to which I was nicknamed the “Tic Queen”. I still wonder if tics are drawn to the color blue to this day.
Actually I really do love you effort broo❤❤❤❤
That wasp thing is going to forever haunt me in my dreams 😱 I cannot unsee it now 😱😱😱 great video and I adore that wee animated mascot character 😍👌
If you are talking about the tarantula hawk, they ARE huge but not aggressive. I grew up in the desert 🌵 of Southern California where they are very common and never knew anyone that ever was stung by them.
Now we live in Oregon, and after dealing with aggressive, much smaller wasps here, I can see why the thought of a 2.5 inch wasp would horrify people 😱 😉
I love this already😊
Carmen, Kyle, Stan and Kenny from South Park TV show are in the bear attack part!!😂
I noticed that too, the men are in the clothing of the main 4 South Park kids.
Carmen? please turn your autocorrect off, or if not a typo, at least TRY to watch an actual episode to get the name correctly, because it sure as hell isn't "Carmen"
@@chrismeulen8108 Ok no need to be so rude your so mad for no reason
@@chrismeulen8108 I'm not a diehard fan so leave me tf alone
9:48
I love this channel!Never click bait ,always informative , interesting, and he's pretty funny ❤😊
I love how he calls the spitting cobra a huge danger noodle
My worst fear came true a couple of years ago. I got stung on the neck by a bark scorpion while I was asleep. It hurt so bad, it felt like I was being electrocuted and like my neck was on fire. It's a neurotoxin and can be fatal, my left arm was numb afterwards for nearly 4 days. Now every time I lay in my bed I have anxiety, I pray it never happens again. I always check the house with a black light just in case.
I love the art! amazing illustrations
Be Amazed is my most favourite channel! You are the best ❤ Keep up the awesome work or us, most dedicated fans of yours 😊😊😊
I've had multiple Tarantula Hawk Wasps living in my garden & I didn't realise they were that dangerous till today. I live in Aus btw
I love your content
"The Black Death" For some reason I immediately thought of the Babonic Plague......
Same
oh thank you kind friend for the metrics and comparisons🙈💖no distractions no incessant converting✨ your content is totally enjoyable and informative🌻tysm
Thanks so much! 😊
I live is the Philippines and they say that millipedes when you step or touch their skin that part of your body that you used to touch the millipede will now become red or blue it last for 2 hours or 120 minutes
Today am the first one to react😂😂😂❤❤❤❤😂
9:33 I love how you made one of the campers look like Eric Cartman lol😂
I came looking for someone else who found this, lol he made them all look the south park characters
@@trippinghero2072 yeah it's awesome!lol
Kyle Is Seen In The Running Scene
I bet the cartman lookalike was the one who brought the bear mace! “Respect my Authoritay”😅
@@DSToho 😂
You are on another level, i just love how you explain things brother ❤❤, much love
Thank you so much 😀
9:51 i like how they're dressed as the kids in south park
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Thanks a lot bruh.
So now I'm thoroughly freaked out & afraid 😨 to take another step.
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Just FYI, Be Amazed - PSI is not pressure per square inch. like, I can’t even find anything on the Wikipedia mentioning “also known as pressure per square inch” or anything like that.
It’s pounds per square inch, or, if you want to be technically correct (the best kind of correct), PSI means pound-force per square inch. It measures a force, not a pressure
Ok... Maybe I'm strange, but having a spider following me because it likes the shade i cast, actually sounds a little adorable
Ilove these channel it so fun and cool
i have been bitten by a small black centipede before and luckily its fangs were too short to pierce skin but its venom still killed a few nerve cells in my skin and the pain stung like a needle but the wound disapeared a few hours later.
I've love your animations!❤❤
Wait! Hold on! In the last story about the funnelweb spider, you said it could bite through leather. So what good would it have done that guy who stuck his hand in the drain if he had gardening gloves on??!! ✌😎👌
It will be extreme
1:57 I hate them 2:14 Um 😕 no thanks 3:06 me and you both brother 8:07 I found one on my steps a long time ago 9:18 me and my family went through cades coves in Tennessee and saw a bear tied up to a tree 16:09 yeah mine 16:28 me and my family says that all the time I think I’ve seen one before another aquatic animal I should avoid is sharks that’s why I never go into the ocean or at least in the deep the only time I’ve been in it was to get sand dollars and it was near the shore I hate them
Yep I live in South Africa and the black mamba is really feared. Last year a family found one in their Christmas Tree so the braai (barbeque) is not that crazy. I luckily do not live in an area where they are found, mostly in Durban and coastal areas.
Gee, I don’t want to be killed for the holidays.
@@Spacebuddy-dm6ps I think the family shared that thought 😅😂
Haibo, I don't know what to fear more; the black mambas or the para's
Sure they did@@sakuraplumlove5292
The more you fear out, The more you get killed.@@Sanzusdrugs
Lived outside Sydney Australia in the 1960’s. Housemate was bite by a spider which put her on a respirator for 6 days. The spider was in her shoe. She recovered except for pain for months at the bite site and it was discolored for months also. They had to give her OxyContin 15-30 mg every six hours for the pain for months.
I should avoid at all costs.
Wdym?
No, you should really not avoid any of these animals at all, every single one of these animals are magnificant on each their own way, they have such amazing traits, and they deserve to be recognised by it, of course do be cautious, do observe from a safe distance, but do not be scared
Thank you ❤
These animals…. They frighten me… A TON
@donotreadmyprofilepic176 I fell for it 😭
@donotreadmyprofilepic176I read it
@donotreadmyprofilepic176Don’t breathe any air
In Nigeria were I am from mosquitoes always bite me and in a Month I will have malaria and mosquitoes entered my mouth before
My mom who is an aracniphobe was chased by one big camel spider, even knowing it’s not dangerous the creeps are still huge 🙈😵💫 they even through a brick on it and there he goes lifting it like it’s nothing 🫣
That's scary 😮
Mosquitoes are low key terrifying. I got swarmed one time after mowing my yard about 4 years ago, and got bit over 80 times. I actually caught West Nile from it.
My mum came into contact with one of those spiders when she went to fight. She said that the spiders followed shadows and liked to stay in the shade. So she said as long as you didn't freak out, it wouldn't hurt you.
I thank your Mom for her service to our country!
@@missagente8100 She was a medic and had some medals actually ^^ She'd be really happy to hear your thanks
@@Natalie66796 WHOA! THAT IS AMAZING! 😮🤩🫡🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
@@missagente8100 She was honestly pretty amazing! (She was a strict mum but she was amazing)
@@Natalie66796 My mom was also strict and said no to me quite a bit. Nowadays, with everything that has transpired, I’m thankful to her for being strict and raising me well.
Opens lid > sees Black Mamba. Closes lid > turns on gas to full > presses ignite button. Problem solved.
If that spider can pierce through leather, I don't think gloves would've made much of a difference.
-Tucker
My brother liked big yellow garden spiders and would put them around his house.... they make a big round web.
Nope, Murder Hornets.
Toko out!
Allergic to regular bees as-is.
I was fortunate enough to have a very interesting encounter with a giant water bug. Not sure why, but I found one in an empty lasagna pan while I was camping. He was really cool, and I just observed him before releasing him in the brush near a swamp. I always wanted to see one in person, and thankfully, one came to see me in a friendly way. Not aggressive due to the cold spring evening, but man, those critters look so amazing, really neat. And yes, they can fly, but don't normally do so unless their pond or swamp starts to dry up. Great video as always!
I had this book about rainforests and it mentioned mosquitoes. For each animal, it showed a map of where there are native to, and for mosquitoes, it highlighted EVERYWHERE
When you say Horrifying Animals you should avoid at all cost do you mean places too like Australia and Brazil 😂
The blue one looked pretty cool to be fair 4:32
OH MY GOD SOME OF THESE ARE SO WEIRD (like so I can feel better about not sleeping tonight)
I will forever now refer to snakes as danger noodles! 😂 Be Amazed is awesome!
Saying this before I watch the video; but BED BUGS should be on here
10:28
Nick:Hell yeah!
Ellis:We are the kings of the world!
Rochelle:Woo, kick ass!
Coach:All right!
[Insert L4D2 Victory Music]
All of these things are why I live in a place where winter hurts my face. 😂
Videos like this make me appreciate living in a nice cozy cold Siberia.
No venomous reptiles, insects and arachnids are small, harmless and hibernate for most of the year.
do you have to worry about bears?
@@BeAmazed Well, yes, there are bears in deep wilderness.
Although, I've heard stories about bears visiting some small villages too.
All the more reasons to stay in the city.
Did anyone else’s skin crawl when he showed those bug eggs
Uh, mine did.
the tape worm makes my skin crawl
Years ago I was staying on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico, sleeping in a tent outside my mom's (now ex) boyfriend's parent's house. When it came time to leave, I packed up the tent and a camel spider crawled out from under it. I'd never seen anything so creepy in my life.
That’s what happens in the desert.
Cool channel I been subbed awhile now apparently and just checked this one out. Very cool indeed 😎👌
i’m australian but i NEVER encountered any bugs or spiders but i do encounter a pokémon looking millipede
Such a good video❤❤❤
I always enjoy your show and i can see the dedication and hard work you put into them💜
Aww thats nice, the mozzies dont want us to fell pain ❤😊
The itchiness is so annoying though, it's coming spring here in Australia and the mozzies are coming out
30 seconds
Edit: and imagine the tarantula hawk wasp laid an egg in you
They put the parasitic wasp on an episode of teenage mutant ninja turtles a mutant one and the terrified look on my little sister's face when she turned to me and said. It's not real right? And I said the wasp ? yes it's real her face looked like this 😮 although it did look at least 7/8 foot and 1foot of it was stinger. Only on teenage mutant ninja turtles right?
There is a song that some guys jokingly made called 'Come to Australia (deadly animals)' and they list our deadly animals and say you just might get out killed
I have seen a Black widow Spider once in my life. It was on a wood pile. I poked it with a stick and it jumped at me. I don’t remember if I killed it or let it go on it’s way.
did you want to die or something?
why the everlasting fuck would you purposely poke a black widow spider?
A few months ago, I went to Biscayne Bay, in a hotel with a perfect view, seeing the bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. A few days later, I saw bumps in the water, I also saw one jump, they got.. closer over time. So, when I left, I was glad. Well- not really, I went to the everglades, and saw peacocks, gators, and a few egrets. I also went to a soccer game! Baseball, too. Im not a baseball game, lol. So it was the best!
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Camel spiders aren't harmless to humans, well.. not always. When threatened, they don't always fight back. Camel spiders are chill. Extremely chill. They only fight back when they are *SERIOUSLY* threatened.
I know you explained this later in the video, but I just wanted to clarify.
I will not be sleeping tonight
Call my lawyer
Especially after the cobra part where it bit the camera. It jumpscared all of us.
Don't be a wuss. Lol. It's just a video.
the way you talk is really amazing
Who else noticed the one with the four bears that was a reference to South Park it had Kenny Stan Kyle and Cartman
If it's a brown bear play dead, if it's a black bear pretend to be bigger than the black bear,if it's a white bear your dead(because you can't outrun a white bear/a polar bear.)
Btw i love your content!❤❤❤
Just me or anyone else ran away after seeing these 😂
The funnel web spiders are the most scary one
She "whacked him off" and he still attacked her - seems a bit ungrateful.
Some how I survived a sting from a death walker and a bite from a black mamba
I quite like snakes as they sometimes hunt spiders. Luckily for me living in the UK I haven't come across anything deadly...... yet. Been bitten by a common house spider though, that hurt but it was a common house spider. Didn't do much damage. My own fault for trying to pick it up to put it outside. It was the size of a 50p piece (with the legs involved aswell)
South Park easter egg 9:48!
Far left: Kenny
Left: Stan
Right: Cartmen
Far right: Kyle
I love this!
LOL, I had to rewatch the Tailless Whip Scorpion because I thought he said the Taylor Swift Scorpion 🤣
I love your videos 🤩
You need to check out the Phillipines zoo archives a decade ago they had a 24 foot saltwater croc, even first hand witnesses saw a 30 foot croc
just a disclaimer, if you pickup a stressed millipede, it can release CYANIDEon t9 ur hands (that’s right, CYANIDE) so make sure to wash ur hands after .
Centipedes are like the evil brother of millipedes
Centipedes are on our side: "These seemingly unwanted bugs are actually extremely helpful in destroying pests such as moths, flies, roaches, silverfish, and termites. Centipedes kill their prey with a “lassoing” technique that involves jumping on their prey and wrapping them around with the rest of their legs, scooping up the bug." -- accuratepest
This information is good to know 👍😃
How many from Australia? 🍻
Australia is my home
Wow! 8 months and only 7 people?!!
I think there are far more, but they do not want to admit they are from Australia 😆
@@jessicapearson9479 Dunno why. They're pretty vulgar and abrasive. Why wouldn't they want to see their pets get the spotlight?
@@timdavis791 🤠 Howdy from Texas.
1:05 oh no I got to vomit * vomits all over the scorpion*
XD