I've lived on and off in Massachusetts my whole life. I used to hunt when i was young , but spent lots of time in the woods hiking and camping. I've seen just about every animal that lives here. I think the one that scared me the most was a fishercat. It was chasing a squirrel through the trees. Never seen an amimal in a tree move so fast. He dined on the squirrel. Fast and viscous. Also an avid fisherman , seen a few sharks bigger than the boat we were in.
i was like 8 and i want in my inflatable pool and sitting right next to me was a black window spider and i didnt know it was there until after I left the pool
That’s a wolf at 0:35. (Which are also in Mass. now). Heavier body, shorter, thicker muzzle, shorter, wider ears than coyotes. Also much more variation in coat color than coyotes, which are usually a golden brown with silvery highlights. And adult wolves are social while coyotes are loners.
Although I disagree with coyotes being "loners", you're absolutely right about wolves in Massachusetts. Not many people here seem to believe it, I guess they would rather believe coyotes simply grew bigger and weigh about 90 lbs now lol
Yup. I've seen them several times on my trail cams. Eastern Ct., just south of Massachusetts. Taller than the 29 inch branch they run through. Definitely different than the eastern coyote.
I know I'm late to commenting, but one time I visited my grandparents (Pretty much all of my family lives in Massachusetts, including me) when I was around 8 or 9, and we saw a coyote walking along the street! My mom took a picture, got back in our car and we waited for it to leave to go into my grandparents house. It was just hanging out there and it was crazy!
Ya I grew up about 30 minutes south of Boston and there was a black bear in Wompatuck state park a couple years back. It was all over the news at the time.
Thanks I really appreciate that. These types of videos have been my best performers for my channel. Just finished writing my script for most dangerous animals in New York. Put a lot of effort into it
How could you forget the Great White Sharks especially along the coast of Cape Cod? Overall cool video, good info. Lived in MA my whole life and didn't realize we had black widows here.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it. That’s a good call, maybe if I make a part 2 I’ll add them. I get hesitant with adding marine life due to them being off the coast. In terms of MA tho, I think great white sharks would have been a good addition
Mostly nice, but too bad so much was said about Copperheads and Timber Rattlers when neither of them were shown in the video - other snakes from other countries were shown instead. Identification is important for safety of the animals and for people. Otherwise very nice.
You’re absolutely correct and I agree. This was my first or second video, so I was pulling from a very limited amount of stock footage. My newer videos reflect that better. Thanks for watching tho
Good performance so 2 months ago me and my brother we were in Arkansas we were hiking in Mount Magazine and we saw a male Black bear in the woods and we could not runway and we stand tight and in 6 minutes the Black bear went away. Black bears are amazing.
I saw a black widow with my cousins in like around Wrentham and we trapped ot in a box of water, froze it the threw it into a fire, after that we roasted marshmallows on that fire lol
I've lived on and off in Massachusetts my whole life. I used to hunt when i was young , but spent lots of time in the woods hiking and camping. I've seen just about every animal that lives here. I think the one that scared me the most was a fishercat. It was chasing a squirrel through the trees. Never seen an amimal in a tree move so fast. He dined on the squirrel. Fast and viscous. Also an avid fisherman , seen a few sharks bigger than the boat we were in.
Massachusetts: We have dangerous animals.
Florida: Hold my African Rock Python so it doesn't eat my American Crocodile.
I've lived on and off in Massachusetts my whole life.
I used to hunt when i was young , but spent lots of time in the woods hiking and camping.
I've seen just about every animal that lives here.
I think the one that scared me the most was a fishercat. It was chasing a squirrel through the trees.
Never seen an amimal in a tree move so fast.
He dined on the squirrel.
Fast and viscous.
Also an avid fisherman , seen a few sharks bigger than the boat we were in.
To me, by far the mosquitoes and ticks are the most dangerous. Absolutely disgusting creatures
@@SusanKay- Noah didn't see them. They were hiding in the other animal's fur, lol.
You missed the apex predators...the politicians.
Those animals contribute nothing to the ecosystem. If they became extinct, that would be the best case scenario for everybody else.
There the worst 😅
i was like 8 and i want in my inflatable pool and sitting right next to me was a black window spider and i didnt know it was there until after I left the pool
Luckily you didn’t get bit! Thanks for watching the video
That’s a wolf at 0:35. (Which are also in Mass. now). Heavier body, shorter, thicker muzzle, shorter, wider ears than coyotes. Also much more variation in coat color than coyotes, which are usually a golden brown with silvery highlights. And adult wolves are social while coyotes are loners.
Although I disagree with coyotes being "loners", you're absolutely right about wolves in Massachusetts. Not many people here seem to believe it, I guess they would rather believe coyotes simply grew bigger and weigh about 90 lbs now lol
Yup. I've seen them several times on my trail cams.
Eastern Ct., just south of Massachusetts.
Taller than the 29 inch branch they run through.
Definitely different than the eastern coyote.
Great video !
Thank you 👍
I know I'm late to commenting, but one time I visited my grandparents (Pretty much all of my family lives in Massachusetts, including me) when I was around 8 or 9, and we saw a coyote walking along the street! My mom took a picture, got back in our car and we waited for it to leave to go into my grandparents house. It was just hanging out there and it was crazy!
I live in mass and I saw a black bear the other day
Thanks for watching and yes black bears are definitely in certain parts of the state.
They're increasingly moving further into eastern Ma. Last week there was a reported sighting in Brockton of all places.
Ya I grew up about 30 minutes south of Boston and there was a black bear in Wompatuck state park a couple years back. It was all over the news at the time.
@@jamstagerable Yup, just started getting sightings in North Reading and Andover over the past month too in northeast MA.
This is such a cool video!
Thanks I really appreciate that. These types of videos have been my best performers for my channel. Just finished writing my script for most dangerous animals in New York. Put a lot of effort into it
How could you forget the Great White Sharks especially along the coast of Cape Cod? Overall cool video, good info. Lived in MA my whole life and didn't realize we had black widows here.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it. That’s a good call, maybe if I make a part 2 I’ll add them. I get hesitant with adding marine life due to them being off the coast. In terms of MA tho, I think great white sharks would have been a good addition
It’s been awhile since I watched the vid and can’t remember…..
New Hampshire has one of the deadliest snakes in the country…..a type rattle snake
In mass the coyotes are 65%coyote 25%wolf and 10% domestic dog
Mostly nice, but too bad so much was said about Copperheads and Timber Rattlers when neither of them were shown in the video - other snakes from other countries were shown instead. Identification is important for safety of the animals and for people. Otherwise very nice.
You’re absolutely correct and I agree. This was my first or second video, so I was pulling from a very limited amount of stock footage. My newer videos reflect that better. Thanks for watching tho
Good performance so 2 months ago me and my brother we were in Arkansas we were hiking in Mount Magazine and we saw a male Black bear in the woods and we could not runway and we stand tight and in 6 minutes the Black bear went away. Black bears are amazing.
What about Moose?
I saw a black widow with my cousins in like around Wrentham and we trapped ot in a box of water, froze it the threw it into a fire, after that we roasted marshmallows on that fire lol
Ypu worked so hard but amoslt no views
Ya hopefully it gets more views over time. I appreciate you watching the video
That's TH-cam for ya
Somehow it’s starting to get views now. I appreciate you watching it when it first came out and had no views. Genuinely appreciate the support
I've lived on and off in Massachusetts my whole life.
I used to hunt when i was young , but spent lots of time in the woods hiking and camping.
I've seen just about every animal that lives here.
I think the one that scared me the most was a fishercat. It was chasing a squirrel through the trees.
Never seen an amimal in a tree move so fast.
He dined on the squirrel.
Fast and viscous.
Also an avid fisherman , seen a few sharks bigger than the boat we were in.