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- A family of Capuchin monkeys are scared of an approaching snake, but they need not worry this time, they both want to hunt rodents! Subscribe: bit.ly/BBCEarthSub
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0:45 that one kid in group assignments who has no idea how to help, but tries anyway.
lol
haha
He is trying his best :(
@Mikkel Sharwar it's a joke
Aaron that is litearly me
And I'm here thinking the monkeys are trying to save the damn rat.
That would be totally against nature
How foolish haaha
Amoumulher
haha me too
Same, I really thought they just wanted to play with a rat.
"They try to make as much noise as possible"
*barely moves branch*
Not that the snake would hear it anyway since they don't have ears.
CargoRay not through its tongue. Through a specialized ear like organ which many reptiles have.
CargoRay that's "smelling".
Gav Art that's the baby trying to help. the adults were screaming and rolling rocks. if you ever had a toddler wanting "to help" you would totally get this.
Gav Art lol
I was thinking, "Ohhh, they're trying to save it.". Seconds later one is slammed and eaten.
John Saf All too late I learn.
That guy was probably already dead. Snakes inject venom don't they?
Nelson Pham - Not all snakes are venomous.
Eastern Rat Snakes aren't venomous
Exactly what I thought😂😂👍
I can only imagine how irritated that snake must’ve felt.
you can see that it tried to cover the rat with the rest of his body to try and hang onto it
Snakes are incredible
"ples no snaek tryin to eat heir"
I know exactly how the snake feels. There are many capuchin monkeys where I study.
But, the snake made it look like the rat is a tasty meal. Convinced, monkey hunted rat too.
Two minutes of silence to everyone who thought that the 'curious' capuchins were trying to save the rodent.
It's amazing to think that such reckless curiosity can actually be reproductively advantageous.
fortune favors the bold. Curiosity killed the cat, satisfaction brought it back. *insert alternative common phrases here.exe-template*
How do you think humans got to where we are? Curiosity got us to the new world, sparked the industrial revolution, and put humans on the moon. I believe curiosity can get us even further if we know how cooperate and don’t let curiosity(nukes, global warming, etc.) kill the cat(the world)
It didn't scream curiosity to me, it screamed "I'm trying to get a free meal from this snake that's not venomous"
We know stealing is a trait that has carried on through many species.
I
a wise man learns from his own mistake and the mistakes of others
Well... This is a title I didn't expect to see in my life.
RushingDolphin me too haha
RushingD olp
.hin
W
Night at the Museum will never be looked at the same again
Facts bro
I love how most people came for the capuchin's for being so cute and left this video disgusted and repulsed by them now.. yes, they eat all sorts of wild things
Me
Jordan Sparte Fucking wuss
Rhys Kneebone can you not-
@@maryam.farook9188 Lol. Their name is "Rhys Kneebone" They sound like a douchebag.
Other than surprised. Part of me was not anticipating the fact that the capuchin was going to eat the rat. Otherwise, meh. That's life for ya. In the animal kingdom you're either surviving or you're dying as someone else's lunch. Lol.
The rat was still alive when he bite off a piece of it 😖 OUCH
..and here I thought they were trying to help save that rat thing and they only ate bananas - then one chomps down on the swamp-rat like it ain't no thing... /',
Truly Makel cool
THAT IS SO FUCKED UP AND NARRATOR IS SO HAPPY
It's not a rat. Like the narrator said, it's called a punaré.
Savage yo
wow...I thought they had some kinda sympathy for the rodent.. until they turned around and have one their selves.. dam nature.. you scary
swaygfx hoomans...
😂
It's part of life bro.just like us humans.part of life.get born.learn new thangs.get bigger.make your own family /DIE....its part of life...🌹🌷💛😂😔
It's an animal. It has no concept of good or bad, it doesn't know what empathy is
@@CasperTheGhost64 Many animals exhibit empathy
I miss watching documentaries like this when i was young and life is simplier but happier.
Yeeeeeeeeee
Yes
Yep
"They try to make as much noise as possible"
*Nudges branch*
Bruceterbear Mate, it's obvious your copying comments. This is so cringy and immature smh.
Ra wr no I really did not see that other comment I swear at least he/she had more likes than me.
Bruceterbear But your comment has the same idea and format, you could've at least made it less obvious. It's too late now, I hope your happy.
Ra wr lol I'll tell u again i didn't copy I legit didn't see the other comment when I came it didn't even show up.
Bruceterbear
I'm sorry this has happened to you
Honestly its cool how those monkeys realised that those rats could be a possible source of food for them just by watching a snake eat one. It really goes to show how intelligent monkeys actually are.
Yeah wow what a stretch seeing something eaten right in front of you
The cameraman is really a pro capturing monkey eating mouse using tree as natural censoring😏
exactly 😂
It wasn't a mouse, it was a punaré. Like the narrator said in the beginning.
It was a rat. Not a mouse.
@@whatshouldidowithmychannel Like I said towards your other comment. It's still a rat. Just in case you overlook the other reply. 😁
"The group finally gets a decent meal"
bites off head of rat... lol
it is the rodent's back, the rodent is still alive and sniffing the monkey. it was just a chunk of its flesh.
Monkey was like : I want one too.😋
the Alpha has a weird hair doo....
Trustworthy McLegitimate that's why he's the alpha, he does what he wants
Trustworthy McLegitimatits a new trend dude
Fithie Woldu after all, the alpha male grabbed the rodent by the Poonany😉😉
he is a gangster from jersey
Trustworthy McLegitimate TUNNEL SNAKES RULE
that baby with its little"tap" I'm helping was the cutest shit I've seen all day.
Baby cappucino: “I realized that how resourceful my family needs to be to survive heah”
Oh, they're carnivorous, too. Didn't know that. Anyway, I like how curious they are.
They're omnivores, the most useful thing for an animal to be.
I thought they were going to fight the snake on behalf of mammals... but they were like- snakes stealing our lunch!!!
1:57 Me trying to get something out of my dog's mouth
Nozomi Fujiwarstar underrated comment, I know I’m two years late lol
Lol so true
2:45 The baby actually caught one, but fell and so let go of its tail in order to land properly. The only difference between the baby catching it and the adult was that the adult realized he needed to land on his back feet in order to not let go of the punauri. Seemed remarkably easy for them to catch it.
never thought that snake seems completely defenseless when there is something inside its mouth
I thought this was going to be some heart warming story where the monkeys save the rodent lol
1:20 , reminds me how my grandpa laughs.
😂😂
Dude, the snake's just trying to have lunch. Stop messing with it.
1:57 me trying to get a man😂😂
Was that supposed to be funny.
Aw they’re so cute when they discover something new
At 2:25 another snake strikes at the capuchin's hind foot!
I thought the capuchin was trying to save the rodent
Until i fast forwarded😑😑😑
1:52 But there's a fine line between curiosity and foolhardiness.
Capuchin: But that's so much fun!
Closer look:
TWISTED NECK INTENSIFIES...
1:51
*when your teacher asks you a hard question when you’ve just been on your phone*
1:35 having a closer look 😂
They’re like miniature cheerleaders 😂
Ain’t no curiosity. Monkeys trying to steal a meal
didn't see that coming
and I was having my tomato soup
Moral of the story: there's a thin line between curiosity and fool hardiness.
Prayers to the ones who have sacrificed life to provide life,...
What an astonishing video and great example of 'family working together ' *
Me: "ooh they're trying to help."
**minute later**
Me: "oh well nevermind."
@1:13 why did the rodent run right into the snake's mouth?
It fell
he practically ran into the snakes mouth. ijs
Leslie Soon it's fake. The rodent is just an actor. It's a liberal conspiracy to convey snakes as bad hombres, when in fact the snakes are the ones who are under attack by illegal rodents.
Abdukahor Muzaffarzoda At least someone gets it....
To get eaten by the snake, duh. :D
I've been watching these predator-prey videos for about an hour now.
That was fascinating. The calls changed as the mood changed from fear to learning
Monkey tries to rat
Snake: "Do you mind?! I'm trying to eat here!"
2:23 when you don't let your niece stab you in the eye
The capuchin's pulling the rat from the snake's mouth is TRIPPING me out. "Will you STOP it? ⛔️
From: Nice they are trying to save the rat.
To: Sad They are chewing the rat alive.
The fact that the monkeys are meat eaters isnt the scariest thing, its the intelligence they showed. The snake allerted them to a possible food source and they capitalized on it.
Life Flight 101 oh no I promise they knew it was a good source _before_ they saw the snake eat it! They are known for preying on small vertabrates!
Welcome to earth all animals eat each other here
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Survival of the fittest!!
The strong shall live, the weak shall die!
Herbivores don't.
Including some humans (animals)!
Felt so heartbroken. Thought, they were trying to save those rodents 🙂 but, I was wrong as always🙃
At least the snake kills its food first, the mouse that was getting munched on by the monkey was still wiggling.
I love the way they rotate their heads to get a clear view on different angles
At first I thought they were trying to save the rodent from the snake..........
1:15 sounds like they are laughing at them.
Love all the videos but this one is one of the best!
This baby capuchin will grow to become a fine warrior.
Certain species of monkeys/apes are cannibals.
If given the chance, a monkey will eat meat. That includes it's own kind, mice, fish, insects, ect.
Why eat meat when they're surrounded by plants? Protein, and other minerals/vitamins that plants simply cannot provide.
We humans, are apes. We are omnivores. Eating plants AND other animals has and always will be, necessary. Eating plants is great. Eating meat is great. You cannot change the way the world works by complaining about how hurt your feelings are by it.
Great video as always, really interesting to watch.
Magnum Dong yeah. There's no "you shouldn't eat meat!" And "you shouldn't eat plants!" It's mostly just mixing.
@Lonely Pluto Yes we are. We are a member of the ape family, which include gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees and bonobos.
Our closest living relatives are the bonobos and chimpanzees.
I'm not saying we all have to be vegans or vegetarians, but your statement that eating other animals will always be necessary is simply factually incorrect. You can thrive forever on a vegan diet as long as you make sure you'll still get all the vitamins and minerals you require. B12 for example, is made by bacteria. You can get them through animal products, but you can also get vegan products enriched wit B12 or take a tiny pill.
@@Anna133199 so imagine life before just popping a pill for B12. Where else does it come from?
@@mamacat63 What's your point? I'm not talking about before, I'm talking about now and the future.
MonkeyBoo!
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Ayyyy!!!! ☺☺☺
Döla Freundlich Hallo
Haha, it's ridiculous how popular Boo has become. I remember he was just a guest star with Ty vlogs, now he's bigger than Ty.
Hey called me 9500452314
And the capuchin says..
Have a great day now, yall hear 👍😂😂
Nature is amazing but gotta feel bad for the thing getting flesh eaten off while it's struggling
I thought they were helping the rodent escape..
Badly edited. At 2:26 you can see the snake trying to bite the monkey as it climbs the rock. This scene must have happened BEFORE the snake caught the rodent.
Eduardo C wow big deal💔
It’s 3am and I’m loving this
"We're at defcon 1"
*downs whiskey* ""god help us all"
*throws rock and shakes trees*
They eat rodents? Didn't think they did.
Any animal eats meat if given the opportunity (including chicken and horses)
@Kadyrbek Nurlybekov There's a well known video of a horse eating a baby chick. If you look around youtube, you'll find more videos of horses/deers eating birds. It's only rare probably because they don't find too many opportunities to eat meat. I bet a horse would be more than happy to eat raw meat if you offered it to them.
@@porkcutlet3920 God-damn-you. Now my curiosity just got the better of me and now I am going to need to look up that video later. 😳
"Capuchins are extremely curious"
Oh the human irony lol
They were like ohhh the snake found food... snackies time
When your little siblings are done eating and your the only one left with food
It's videos like this that makes me question why some scientists think that our ancestors were complete herbivore that turned to meat later in evolution.
Damon Hoffman
Hi Damon
I hadn't heard that that was a belief among scientists. Pretty sure primates had flexible diets from very early on. Then a few specialised. Gorillas for example, are almost entirely herbivorous, whilst tarsiers are exclusively carnivorous. Now, as it theorised that tarsiers split off from all primates early on, it might be that the whole Order originated from a carnivorous common ancestor, and omnivory proliferated later.
In any case, the video would be irrelevant to our own evolution since the ancestral forms of both capuchins and humans may have undergone various dietary changes over the generations following our last common ancestor. :)
I don't know about capuchins and their ancestors, but almost all hominids seem to have been dietary generalists, including our direct ancestors.
Well I mean, if you go far enough back you'll end up with a tiny creature that ate grass seeds as our ancestors
Animals like chimps are often regarded as "herbivores", while in actual fact they aren't. Primate diets are well varied, especially during different times of the year when certain food sources may be scarce. Chimpanzees will hunt and kill other primates so thy can get extra protein (very nutritionally important), while also eating fruit and foraging for honey and insects. Gorillas and orangutans will also often eat insects when they find them. Its likely that our early ancestors ate animal products when they could find it (similar to chimps), while having a diet that probably consisted of mainly plant material until about 3-2.5 mya, when hunting and animal products became a larger part of the human diet.
Human diets evolved but anatomically we still have the physiology of frugivore animals (like our ancestors and our closest relatives: chimps). In fact, meat is speculated to have been a minute part of our diet, much less than we tought.
Going back to what Liam said, the Chimps diet is made up of 95% fruit and leaves with the remaining 5% between insects, seeds, and the occasional meat. But in no way are humans anatomically omnivores. Because we eat meat does not mean we evolved solely on the basis of eating meat- like actual omnivores (e.g. bears and raccoons)
Because this is a completely different species not an "ancestor"
And plenty of other closer related species are vegetarian and have similar digestive systems and teeth
You realize both the monkey and the snake have a common ancestor with humans
"So why do scientists theorize our ancestors chewed their food and didn't dislocate their jaw and swallow it whole"
Why the hell am I wondering around TH-cam and watching snakes *Regurgitate* and *Eat* other animals..?
*Why?*
Any monkeys: Our preferable food are fruits and roots!
Capuchin: I see you are lost, my child. You should meet Mr. Snake.
Baby Capuchin said: I tried to tell you, idiot !!
I never Known that Monkeys are Omnivorous. This should be shared to every devotee of Hanuman. This may bring sense in them.
I don't think too many people other than Hanuman's followers even know who Hanuman is. But I agree. Maybe this will put some sense into their warped little pagan minds... maybe...
@@rloredo2348 Pagan?
knd suraj hey dalit calm down.
knd suraj monkeys eat everything. In tarzan they eat termites..theyre even carnivores, chimpanzees anyways
You should paid attention during biology class.
Staged.
And today, i now know capuchin eat rodent and it was literally trying to steal the snakes meal
The way the baby Capuchin's head turn
Explain this vegans!!1!!!11
Disclaimer: not vegan but good lord you miss the point. Animals eat meat and kill OUT OF NECESSITY. We in modern age do not have a scarcity for food for survival. That is the difference. Has nothing to do with whether or not that veganism is "natural" for humans
no, I'm suggesting that humans do NOT need to eat meat (i.e kill animals) to survive in the modern age with an abundance of plant based food. You can live perfectly fine in the modern age without eating meat. Animals kill and eat meat out of scarcity for food. Most of these "Explain this Vegans" comments miss this point entirely and on the other side most vegans miss this point as well leading to this confusion in this debate.
Selwyn J Yeah I think lions should eat grass mate, there's loads of it out there... they don't need to eat the poor Zebras!
Marcus Pickett lions are obligate carnivores. humans are omnivores.
Lions have nothing to do with this debate. We are talking about Humans and the video is about primates and actually Lions only kill out of necessity. If their hunger is satisfied zebras can walk past them and they won't move a muscle which actually validates my point more.
Vegans get owned! We're obviously omnivores so are they.
Abrahan Ramirez no?
facepalm
Such a dumb comment, made more painful by the fact it has 47 likes! It's preposterous that you think we should base our food choices around what wild monkeys eat. We diverged from chimpanzees (not these Capuchins) around 5 to 7 MILLION years ago. It is VERY unwise for us to stop cooking our food and stop processing our grains because of what monkeys eat or what cavemen used to do thousands of years ago (i.e. these ridiculous paleo/cavemen diets). Those kinds of diets meant we lived to 30. Today we live to 75-80. Which diet, which medicine, what lifestyle is better? A monkeys or ours!
Plus, are you not aware most vegans are vegan because they care so much about animals, they don't want to hurt them? It's not about health or evolution. Also, do you kill all the meat you eat by crushing your prey's windpipes? Do you eat rats? The stupidity!
Gorillas eat mostly vegetation but they can eat meat just like us. Bonobos and chimps hunt and scavenge meat. Orangutans can even fish. Since humans comprise such a large role in the world's biosphere, it is not surprising that we act as both plant-eaters and meat-eaters.
some monkeys eat other monkeys is ur next statement going to be about how we should be cannibals ?
I gonna stop drinking cappuccino coffee.
The monkeys are sho cute. But poor rodents. RIP to all of those rodents who lived their. Past tense because those monkeys now know where the rodents live. Awesome video🤘😊👍💯
First i thought the monkey was trying to save the rat from the snake, but then i realized they were also hunting them! Cruel.
That's nature
Why are you watching a nature documentary?
Poor rodent getting flesh ripped off while it is squirming - Too bad there aren't any Zoo's around to save it.
That snake is nonvenomous, but probably being suffocated (eaten head first) would be better.
Damp Fetus WHOOOSH - (edit: lol person deleted his comment)
Coty Martin THAT IS HOW NATURE WORKS
But it's ok, we got another one! WHOOOSH.
Guess I have to explain due to idiots. My post is making FUN of people that are against Zoo's because they say it's cruel.
3:35 thats some clean flot top haircut boi
That rat ran right into the snakes mouth like BOI
everytime I think of the bible I think of dinosaurs like are dinosaurs even ever mentioned in the bible?!?!?
Jeff And Mike The bible doesn't even acknowledge the earth being around that long, unless you're one of those people whole thinks Adam and eve were riding on T-Rexs.
Jeff And Mike The Bible was written far before that was common knowledge
Jeff And Mike "like I'm supposed to believe a book that was written in a time when people didn't know why it rained"
AHAHAhahaHAHAhaHahHahA 😂
Zazzilas Arden the only reason you know why it rained is from thousands of years of human knowledge being passed on you're an idiot
You may know "How" but not "why" there may be no"why" as it's asking about purpose like in "why did it rain? It rained to fill up the empty wells, so ppl can drink"
Those rodents are literally stuck between a rock, and a hard place
That was amazing to watch!! They caught on soooo fast!!! Capuchins are incredible!! 🙊nom nom nom 🐀 😂🐒
tbh ive watched alot of snake videos that im like " yo guys, whats so weird? its just a danger noodle eating its snacc"
Didn't know that Curious George was that curious
I love Brazil, my house. Thanks BBC!
-A Capuchin monkey trying to steal the food.
As a Brazilian student at UFG, I can relate to that.
"poon-aray arent easy to catch" I hear ya brother
Lol! Nice one Stephanie ;)
*punaré
@@whatshouldidowithmychannel You again. Still a rat. 😂
Rodents: (Exist)
Snake: *(INHALE)*
the snake's like "take your stinkin paws off me you damn dirty ape"
Aww the baby helping 😄
A baby monkey trying to pull a fancy rat out of a snake's mouth is hilarious.