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Why Not Make A Bird Feeder that Has a finger print scanner and once it's confirmed it's your mates it gets to Choppin? And if the Birds are Hungry Well .. .
Chicken bones (like most bird bones) are possibly the worst substitutes for human bones you could use since they're hollow and significantly more fragile
@@houselightkell it has nothing to do with them being on the ground, its just how all bird bones are. also im pretty sure there are still some chickens that can fly just not for very long
@@houselightkell "Do ALL birds have pneumatized bones?" Per the Wikipedia page for "bird anatomy," no. And I quote: " Penguins, loons,[2] and puffins are without pneumatized bones entirely.[3][4] Flightless birds, such as ostriches and emus, have pneumatized femurs[5] and, in the case of the emu, pneumatized cervical vertebrae.[6]" For most birds, the hollow spaces in their bones actually hold air that is used for respiration, (and avian respiration is apparently complicated in a way that I haven't sufficiently studied yet, so all I can tell you is that it's this way for some reason that helps them breathe.) Important in the case of domestic chickens in particular, is that they are not descended from flightless birds. Wild chickens are capable of flight, and even domesticated chickens, left entirely to their own devices, will happily climb trees and shit, so they're rather vertically capable even if they can't manage proper flight. Not much at all like a penguin or ostrich. (And hollow-boned farm fowl just makes sense anyway, because it means they are converting fewer nutritional resources into parts of the animal that we can't eat anyway.)
The reason the measurements with the grip sensor capped out at 30 kg was because the bar you made prevented the grips from moving as far as they normally would, meaning that any additional force supplied by the crab was counteracted by the normal force of the sensor and metal bar.
"Their claws are designed to pinch and grab, not cut."... Sounds like the perfect opportunity to design some scissors made for crabs that you can test out next.
My brain isn't innately scared of getting a bit of pain and very little actual damage, it is innately scared of a trip, or a bad gust of wind causing me to then be hit by the entire planet going 9.8m/s. Probably something to do with our ancestors living in the trees and the almost guarantee of death from a bad fall.
For those who are curious: the 740lb number comes from the strongest pinch scientists recorded off a coconut crab. A crab can, on average, pinch up to 20 times their weight. The number may vary wildly too.
it seems like a faulty measurement. He modified the grip scale and I think because the range of motion on the scale was lessened, it couldn't be squeezed as hard.
@@PartyItUp4EverMud crabs are not as powerful as Coconut crabs and 30kg seems about right. A mate of mine had his toe squeezed by a big muddy and it did draw blood. 30kg pressure is potentially only spread across a tiny area as their claws are knobbed and caught between two knobs with 30kg is a lot.
Important note: it's called "ballistics" gel for a reason. It's a good analog of flesh when it comes to high speed projectiles, but not when it comes to cutting and overall tensile strength, which is a higher concentration gelatin mixture
It's pretty standard here man. Only things to worry about are the ground or pavement on a hot day, and bloody prickly little bindis. That and all the crap that can kill you. But they're all fairly easy to avoid as long as you seal yourself in a box.
But I thought that crustaceans shed and will eventually grow back missing limbs? Isn't that like why King Crab legs are so common, because they can harvest one claw, wait a while for it to grow back enough to be useful for the crab, and then harvest the other and so on.
@@mookinbabysealfurmittens Alex is the main guy on the channel, in the leather apron. Alexa is his friend, the one who ended up putting his hand in the crab claw!
What do you mean, you can clearly hear the enthusiasm in his voice when he says he's waiting in the continent of tianamin square or whatever the fuck it was called
The difference is that all the other projects could go horribly wrong leading to pain. Put when putting your finger into the claws, pain is the desired outcome. Mentally, that is very different.
FYI chicken bones and human bones are quite different. As chickens are birds their bones have heaps of holes in them to allow for flight (for other birds not so much chickens)
@@boiyado6717 I mean, if it weren't for our brain subconsciously going "nah man, don't do that.." we deffo would be able to bite of our own fingers, in fact, you can bite of another persons finger if you really wanted to. Just not your own, because you know, subconscious survival instincts hitting the brakes once they feel pain.
Man, Alex really knows how to choose his classical music and edit in such a way that it fits. Claire De Lune in that moment was so god damned beautiful
I'm actually very bummed that the crabs can't possibly know you're testing their grip strength. I bet those boys would LOVE that if they knew what they were doing.
A finger breaks at about 1480 newtons of force and a large mudcrab can exert up to about 3300 newtons. A typical adult femur which is the strongest bone requires about 4000 newtons of force so a mudcrab could almost break your leg if it could get it's claw around it. But that's crushing force
I’m actually worried for him now, this man made a bionic leg and broke his toe with it and also has a fan with literal machete blades, I’ve never seen him hesitate
One thing to note is that chicken bone (and other bird bones) are hollow unlike mammal bones, this is why birds are so light and can fly. Probably makes it a lot easier to cut through chicken bones than human bones.
People can in some parts of the world regularly eat the bones in a grilled whole chicken with some vigorous chewing. Can't imagine a human eating mammalian bones of that size.
Chicken bones (like all bird bones) Are also far denser than mammal bones, the primary function of their hollow bones is not to make them lighter but to expand their respiratory system.
The addition of claire de lune turned a video of someone chickening out of doing something stupid into an absolutely haunting experience. Jesus christ. Well done
Can we acknowledge the fact that Alexi the camera guy didn't want the crab to have its arm ripped off so it would let go? (22:01) And instead sat in pain for 4+ minutes to let it keep its arms and its life? What a mad lad!!!
Alex being scared of heights after everything I’ve seen him do is incredible 💀 Dude should be missing 3 fingers and a foot but he’s scared of walking across a beam 6ft over some water 😭
these videos have a strange calming aura to them. not sure if it’s alex’s voice, the classical music, or the homey feeling where his friends are there to goof around together. i enjoy it a lot!
Since it wasnt stated in the video I wanted to mention that not all crabs have the same strength in both claws. The mudcrabs claws here in the video appear to be similar, but other varients of crabs have whats called (for lack of a better name at the moment) the pincer claw, and the choppy claw. They have one claw specifically for holding and moving things such as rocks, shells, and wood including an attacker which is typically their skinny claw, and the other claw that's generally larger and stronger is used to break sticks, harm enemies and destroy prey such as other crabs legs, and in the case you were hoping for would be unsuspecting toes and fingers. Im not a crab specialist or marine biologist, but I hope this information helps some curious comment readers.
I always use the term crusher claw and ripper claw, one made for crushing through shells or bones, and one for ripping apart or cutting through flesh. I was thinking about that the whole time they were doing this lol.
as long as you remember to give some of the contents of the can to the crab after use, otherwise it won't last long, tool maintenance is important, people
@@boyznthewoodz770yeah no this is a misconception. Scientific American mentions a study published in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research and conducted by Roger Mann that concluded that loss of a single big toe results in little or no disability. It takes some getting used to, but there are literal Olympic runners who are also missing toes or their entire leg for that matter. It’s a cultural myth that was started when the draft happened in the US, anyone that has any part of their foot, including toes, amputated is ineligible for military service and exempted from the draft. So some people decided to shoot their toes off. They were just fine after recovery.
@@mookinbabysealfurmittens best to just stay clear of London in general, you’ll get more than your fingers cut off if you get jumped by a gang of 14 year olds with their ‘daggas’
14:30 also remember that their squeeze is focused over a much smaller area than your grip. So in terms of pounds per square inch, it will be way higher than human grip pressure.
Personally, I’d love to see you write a book *disguised* as a classic cookbook, but it really contains ‘recipes’ for your many dangerous DIY shenanigans
@eCiinS you're correct, and I changed it, but I despise you and know that you have few friends. It's also 2 am here, so of course I make mistakes and typos, I'm cooked out of my mind.
Ive heard that any body of water in Australia thats not clearly marked as a swimming area has atleast one thing in it that WILL kill you and this mad lad walks around without shoes ive got massive respect for you my guy
There's a lot of dangerous stuff but it doesn't mean that there is definitely something deadly in the water. It's more that you should assume that something in there will kill you unless stated otherwise for safety. Just gotta respect the wildlife here.
Thats only up in northern Australia, down south you can swim in any body of water without fear of death. Only thing you have to watch out for is still water that bacteria might grow in
@@lachlanfisher5646 Stone fish, blue ringed octopus, cone shells, sea snakes, been on the water all my life, there's plenty of things that can do you harm, or kill you in Australian waters...
@@MickH60 he literally said "only in the north"... how many of those things do you think are an issue in tasmania? lmfao, australia is big, there's plenty of water that's safe to swim in, that's all he was saying
21:12 my best friend gives me that look too, I don’t know how to explain it but you can’t say no. It’s like when a dog does puppy dog eyes and it’s like damnittttt 😂
7:25 the commitment to these hidden offhand gags like walking barefoot there is why i really like this channel and the offhand political commentary ofc, keep doing you boy boys
Nothing like kids with needle phobias though. I was able to hold off 3 nurses when I was 8. They had to literally sit on me to hold me still enough to give me the shot.
I don't have a plasma cutter but I weld and do oxy acetylene cutting all the time barefoot and it's not a problem but mud crabs will mess you up big time, I've been bitten and still have the scars so I speak from experience
I've never seen Alex so flustered about anything before, that was really funny. Also, if you're going to kill and eat the crab later, why not just stich a knife in its head to get it off? it's not like you were planning on releasing it
If you want even more Excruciating pain then yea kill it while it’s already clawed onto you, when it dies the nerves in the claw tense up and inflict stronger squeeze
Big crabs with big pincers trigger something in my brain too. It's feels like a physical barrier, a forcefield that just stops you going near the pincers
Human finger bones can be simulated with regular chicken thigh bones. Chickens have the same hollowed out bones, though less so, like other birds. I think a crab could easily snap a chicken wing bone. Childrens teeth can break chicken bones.
@@greenbackjack768 Where do you think the myth of tooth fairies come from? Little cannibal kids with necklaces of teeth. I CAN NEITHER CONFIRM NOR DENY THE VERACITY OF THAT STATEMENT lol
My teeth (though adult) can crush a chicken thigh bone, if only at a specific angle. You have to use the crushing teeth at the sides. I never tried crushing human fingerbones with my teeth.
Dude he is so much more patient than I am. After 4 minutes of having a mudcrab latched onto me, and failing to get it off, I would most likely have shattered that crab against the bridge myself.
He might just rip that part of your hand away from your body if you try something like that. I don't think it's this animal, but I remember hearing about something that, if you killed it, good luck opening the claw, as it just literally deathgrips.
@@kindlin You can very easily pull a crab's arms off, they're dead thin where they attach, but then they couldn't have shown the footage because the community would shit on them for animal abuse, and rightly so, especially considering the overall stupid purpose.
@@kindlin Accidetally ripped the arm off a sadcrab that got hold of me once once (I started shaking my hand before seeing that it was just a tiny, inncoent creature) , the claw sorta still hung onto me, but when I pullad at it it opened up.
There are pliers that work in reverse to the normal ones. You squeeze the handles and the noses of the pliers try to come apart. Locking ring pliers for internal locking rings come to mind. Those would have been much better for pushing the claws open.
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No, I don't think I will
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I am going to copy your video but make it worse
what would jesus do
It's scary that that guy had to wear a mask so the mudcrabs wouldn't learn his face and find him later. Terrifying creatures.
Yeah he probably should've warned the others too.
He should consider getting a new identity, the bloods and crabs don't forget or forgive. Also avoid wearing mud colored clothes in certain areas.
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Uhh they do what.
@@ToBeIsWasWereMud coloured clothes got me weak
Watching this man go from making fancy bird feeders to trying to chop off his mate's fingers has been quite the delight
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
@@p-__you became the thing you swore to destroy
all while killing inanimate objects and doing sponsorships
@@p-__ your farts stink up the whole room, everybody autodefenestrates
Why Not Make A Bird Feeder that Has a finger print scanner and once it's confirmed it's your mates it gets to Choppin? And if the Birds are Hungry Well .. .
The fact that he’s bare foot and brought his apron is just….incredible. I love this man.
there was four big buys and they had grabbed on his thighs
Gay
He's on brand
*Fetish unlocked*
It’s just us average Australians
Chicken bones (like most bird bones) are possibly the worst substitutes for human bones you could use since they're hollow and significantly more fragile
Do ALL birds have pneumatized bones? I image chickens, who spend lots of time on the ground, probably don't
@@houselightkell it has nothing to do with them being on the ground, its just how all bird bones are. also im pretty sure there are still some chickens that can fly just not for very long
@@houselightkellur a complete dumbass nice comment
@@houselightkell thats just how birds are
@@houselightkell "Do ALL birds have pneumatized bones?"
Per the Wikipedia page for "bird anatomy," no.
And I quote: " Penguins, loons,[2] and puffins are without pneumatized bones entirely.[3][4] Flightless birds, such as ostriches and emus, have pneumatized femurs[5] and, in the case of the emu, pneumatized cervical vertebrae.[6]"
For most birds, the hollow spaces in their bones actually hold air that is used for respiration, (and avian respiration is apparently complicated in a way that I haven't sufficiently studied yet, so all I can tell you is that it's this way for some reason that helps them breathe.)
Important in the case of domestic chickens in particular, is that they are not descended from flightless birds. Wild chickens are capable of flight, and even domesticated chickens, left entirely to their own devices, will happily climb trees and shit, so they're rather vertically capable even if they can't manage proper flight. Not much at all like a penguin or ostrich. (And hollow-boned farm fowl just makes sense anyway, because it means they are converting fewer nutritional resources into parts of the animal that we can't eat anyway.)
I love how varied the topics on this channel are. It's like Alex just makes videos about whatever random thoughts pop into his head.
Its true...
Yeah i mean, he does things
@@Crabgarhow specific can a thing be?
once every few weeks
@@GamPro420 the answer is yes
The reason the measurements with the grip sensor capped out at 30 kg was because the bar you made prevented the grips from moving as far as they normally would, meaning that any additional force supplied by the crab was counteracted by the normal force of the sensor and metal bar.
smart boy
thank you for mentioning this, i was going to comment that too
@@user-gk3yh2wf1f my grades are perfectly average ty
@@chuni5942average doesn't mean good sadly😢😢
@@chuni5942 its a science channel bro, you're outnumbered
'cut off his whole body from his finger' impeccable writing as always
underrated comment
Holy that got me good
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Alexi your a real one for this, you’ve done a lot for the channel and our laughs for that I thank you on behalf of everybody here
"Their claws are designed to pinch and grab, not cut."... Sounds like the perfect opportunity to design some scissors made for crabs that you can test out next.
ok everyone like this comment we need him to see this
yes.
Was looking for a comment like this. Did not disappoint 🖤.
Oh no...
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Never thought I’d be listening to peaceful classical music while watching a couple guys try to handshake a crab.
Now if only I could remember which one is is 😂
@@tehs3raph1mit's Clair de Lune by Debussy
Clair de Lune by Debussy, Beautiful part.
15:30 is winter Vivaldi if yer wondering about that one as well
Fantastic comment. Well done
The guy who was too scared to walk across the bridge is the only guy who had the guts to put his hand in a crab claw
fear of heights doesn't mean fear of crabs ya genius
My brain isn't innately scared of getting a bit of pain and very little actual damage, it is innately scared of a trip, or a bad gust of wind causing me to then be hit by the entire planet going 9.8m/s. Probably something to do with our ancestors living in the trees and the almost guarantee of death from a bad fall.
@poppinlochnesshopster3249 t*9,8 m/s² akshually 🤓🤓🤓
@@fynnli6685are you the genius
@@silverkade63 ４Beaufort
I love how he casually flips us off like 7 times while making molds
i started cracking up frfr cuz unexpected and im new here so Lmfaoo i was like Stupiddd Laughing 😂 i love his humor frfr
Ong Ong fr fr no way on god no cap?
Amazing did you catch that?
on skibidi fr fr
For those who are curious: the 740lb number comes from the strongest pinch scientists recorded off a coconut crab.
A crab can, on average, pinch up to 20 times their weight. The number may vary wildly too.
I noticed the coconut crab too those things are terrifying
it seems like a faulty measurement. He modified the grip scale and I think because the range of motion on the scale was lessened, it couldn't be squeezed as hard.
@@PartyItUp4EverMud crabs are not as powerful as Coconut crabs and 30kg seems about right. A mate of mine had his toe squeezed by a big muddy and it did draw blood. 30kg pressure is potentially only spread across a tiny area as their claws are knobbed and caught between two knobs with 30kg is a lot.
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Yeah, a coconut crab can y'know
Break a coconut
Or your skull, either way
Important note: it's called "ballistics" gel for a reason. It's a good analog of flesh when it comes to high speed projectiles, but not when it comes to cutting and overall tensile strength, which is a higher concentration gelatin mixture
203 likes and no replies, I will change that
Also chicken bones arent as dense as human finger bones
Wouldn't a porkrib(sparerib) be more realistic?
@@DPWLVr comments dont *need* replies, stop it
@@ooliver ok
alex’s commitment to wearing no shoes terrifies me, especially in australia
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
It's pretty standard here man. Only things to worry about are the ground or pavement on a hot day, and bloody prickly little bindis.
That and all the crap that can kill you. But they're all fairly easy to avoid as long as you seal yourself in a box.
@@soggybiscotti8425stonefish
It's not a bit
@@fishbikehike stonefish are just the bindis of the ocean
Alex's Lizard Brain for an hour: do not freaking put your hand in there
Alex for once: yeah thats smart
Also Alex: machete ceiling fan
Alexa: hold my beer
Alexa not wanting the crab's arm torn off and instead enduring 5 minutes of crab pinch is so inspirational, what a stoic
Only for them to eat the crab at the end lol. I thought they were planning on releasing them.
@@WarioNumberOne waste not want not
@@WarioNumberOne he was merciful enough to prevent the carcinian fiend from uneeded suffering, yet not a fool to allow him to be spared.
But I thought that crustaceans shed and will eventually grow back missing limbs? Isn't that like why King Crab legs are so common, because they can harvest one claw, wait a while for it to grow back enough to be useful for the crab, and then harvest the other and so on.
@@tricursor2481someone lied to you bro😂
alex constantly being afraid of his own dangerous ideas or creations exhibits the kind of humility and follow-through
we should all aspire to have.
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Only if he actually does it in the end.
*Alexa
@@mookinbabysealfurmittens Alex is the main guy on the channel, in the leather apron. Alexa is his friend, the one who ended up putting his hand in the crab claw!
@@the-inatorinator Oh, ofc! Whoops. Cheers. Idk why my brain won't let me remember Alex's name. It does that a lot.
One of these days, he’s gonna weaponize magpies and giant huntsman spiders
Oh shit oh fuck
Nah not spiders
Scientists already made robots from smaller dead spiders.
Didn't he already kinda weaponise them with training
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
“Cut off his whole body from his finger” is such a cleverly funny line and I genuinely laughed after hearing it
The amount of life threatening projects he posts on this channel, but a crab pinching him is where he draws the line, is astounding.
What do you mean, you can clearly hear the enthusiasm in his voice when he says he's waiting in the continent of tianamin square or whatever the fuck it was called
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Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking"
~ Nietzsche
The difference is that all the other projects could go horribly wrong leading to pain. Put when putting your finger into the claws, pain is the desired outcome. Mentally, that is very different.
He flipped us off like 6 times 😭
FYI chicken bones and human bones are quite different. As chickens are birds their bones have heaps of holes in them to allow for flight (for other birds not so much chickens)
Yes
well chickens do too, that's why they can fly but yea not as well as other birds
Considering how it’s possible to crack a chicken bone with your teeth, there’s a fairly large difference.
@@boiyado6717 Flashbacks to "Can you bite off your own finger like a carrot".
@@boiyado6717 I mean, if it weren't for our brain subconsciously going "nah man, don't do that.." we deffo would be able to bite of our own fingers, in fact, you can bite of another persons finger if you really wanted to. Just not your own, because you know, subconscious survival instincts hitting the brakes once they feel pain.
Man, Alex really knows how to choose his classical music and edit in such a way that it fits. Claire De Lune in that moment was so god damned beautiful
my farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
@@p-__ bro go do your homework get off yt lol
@@p-__ you did a thing, a thing called forgetting common sense
It might just be a troll of Netflix chef series.
Thanks mate. It felt like a good fit
0:23 that was brilliant
Alexa is a real one!
Taking one for the team!
Proud of you, man
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
@@p-__*no they aren’t*
"Its so deep in me right now"
@@p-__you are a disappointment, you have no purpose In life
@@p-__No, yours aren't as smelly 😑😐
I'm actually very bummed that the crabs can't possibly know you're testing their grip strength.
I bet those boys would LOVE that if they knew what they were doing.
The crabs are probably sick of being stereotyped.
They'd go back to their mates in the local mud hole and brag about how they pulled 100kg on the scale
@@shona5512 humblebragging transcends sentience
@@gamblorrri love this sentence
crab gym bros
Man can literally say "I've fought mudcrabs tougher than you!" and be 100% correct
*Oblivion music intensifies
@@thisbubblygoodness7611skyrim*
@@tfordham13Nope, he was correct
@@tfordham13this is the part where you fall down and BLEED TO DEATH
@@tunnelsnake420any girl on her period 😆
A finger breaks at about 1480 newtons of force and a large mudcrab can exert up to about 3300 newtons. A typical adult femur which is the strongest bone requires about 4000 newtons of force so a mudcrab could almost break your leg if it could get it's claw around it. But that's crushing force
That just can’t be true.
@calumhughes2778 it is very true.
WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA @calumhughes2778!
The depths this man goes just for a 3 second joke most people will miss never ceases to astound me
what was the joke in this one
@@AnarchodemsyakI'd say the crab in his toolbox
@@Anarchodemsyaktaking the “mold” out of the fridge probably took some waiting 😂
Thanks mate
@@Anarchodemsyak i think it was the chinese translation
his basic survival instincts finally developed, I'm so proud of him
Nah, he sooked out
an ingrained fear of the beings that achieved the last step of evolution, the most perfect beings
I'm so glad to see him actually have a sense of danger and hesitate to do something, I've never seen that from this channel before
I’m actually worried for him now, this man made a bionic leg and broke his toe with it and also has a fan with literal machete blades, I’ve never seen him hesitate
And then Aleksa did it with no hesitation lmao.
@@zyriantel9601fan with what? 😂 EVERY home have those fans in jordan " although i am not from there, just was born there"
@@ryanforgo3500 at 0:03 of this video you literally have a clip of him with his actual machete fan running.
He's literally always scared of his creations, are we watching the same channel? When testing his shit he gets terrified lol
Brings a whole new meaning to "I've fought mudcrabs more fiercesome than you!"
Tbh I'd be ok with that, those mudcrabs look pretty frarsome
One thing to note is that chicken bone (and other bird bones) are hollow unlike mammal bones, this is why birds are so light and can fly. Probably makes it a lot easier to cut through chicken bones than human bones.
People can in some parts of the world regularly eat the bones in a grilled whole chicken with some vigorous chewing. Can't imagine a human eating mammalian bones of that size.
Bird bones are hollow to expand lung capacity, being lighter is just a byproduct
Chicken bones (like all bird bones) Are also far denser than mammal bones, the primary function of their hollow bones is not to make them lighter but to expand their respiratory system.
@@semorebutts2584smart dude👍
@@semorebutts2584 still, you can snap a bird's leg bone no problem. snapping a human finger bone isn't nearly that easy.
The addition of claire de lune turned a video of someone chickening out of doing something stupid into an absolutely haunting experience. Jesus christ. Well done
Claere de Lune always hits me in the feels so i was very conflicted lmao
Car boys is a yt series that has unique use of claire de lune lmao i recommend it
@@Sharkstixx Damn what a throwback that is
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the amount of hurting that aleksa has gone through because of alex is outstanding
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
@@p-__false.
I think he realised he had to do it after barely being able to cross the bridge
That bridge was like every 3D platformer video game bridge ever, and im jealous you get to have that. Wouldve loved it as a kid
These guys are actually insane to be putting their hands into crab claws. I’m not even there and I was scared
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
Guy*
My only worry was the hook bit. Everything else I would assume is fine, if painful. But then, my hands are wayyy smaller
You can never anticipate what this man will do next. It’s unpredictable. And I love it
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
i can yall say safe tho
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Can we acknowledge the fact that Alexi the camera guy didn't want the crab to have its arm ripped off so it would let go? (22:01) And instead sat in pain for 4+ minutes to let it keep its arms and its life? What a mad lad!!!
it wouldve been selfish if he did, and the video could never be uploaded probably/ or get hate
The moment when he said “oof it’s so deep inside me”
...can they not regrow their claws like most other crabs?
Agreed. His name is Aleksa and he is also a youtuber at boy_boy
thats because they wanted it whole when they boiled it.
5:09 I wasn’t prepared for that switch up and I’ve been laughing for like 5 minutes now
He truly has fought mudcrabs more fearsome than us.
Why. Wont. He. DIE!
My farts are better than I did a thing’s farts 💨
I was looking for this one
I saw a mudcrab the other day. Horrible creature.
@@Javaritto Awful creatures. I can't stand to look at them.
Alex being scared of heights after everything I’ve seen him do is incredible 💀 Dude should be missing 3 fingers and a foot but he’s scared of walking across a beam 6ft over some water 😭
Ayo I cannot swim I rather let five crabs pinch me than fall into the water.
well to be fair, in Australia you never know what's in the water 😬
A phobias a phobia.
But what's in the water
@@thesnek7036 - More mud crabs lol.
Imagine having to edit out a whole hour of trying to convince Alex to let the crab pinch him, only for the cameraman to do it in 3 minutes
Put some respect on Alexa’s or Aleksa’s name not sure how to spell lol
It took longer to take the crab off of his hand than it took for him to accept getting pinched
@@M-Soares fr, what a chad 🫡
Reminds me of Filthy Frank
It's simple, the cameraman never dies nor feels pain, he is an omnipotent being capable of mass destruction.
That's not any cameraman, that's the other boy.
Those middle finger reveals and cheek grip strength made the whole video 20/10
I’ve never been more proud of someone for simply not putting themselves in danger, I wonder if this is how Alex’s mother feels.
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
~ Oscar Wilde
these videos have a strange calming aura to them. not sure if it’s alex’s voice, the classical music, or the homey feeling where his friends are there to goof around together. i enjoy it a lot!
My farts are better than Alex’s farts 💨
@@p-__ no they aren't. this is fake news. his farts are way better, you fraud
Debussy, Clair de lune does that to you...
@@pajaf0341 fr man! one of my all time fav pieces
@@pajaf0341the bussy himself
Since it wasnt stated in the video I wanted to mention that not all crabs have the same strength in both claws. The mudcrabs claws here in the video appear to be similar, but other varients of crabs have whats called (for lack of a better name at the moment) the pincer claw, and the choppy claw. They have one claw specifically for holding and moving things such as rocks, shells, and wood including an attacker which is typically their skinny claw, and the other claw that's generally larger and stronger is used to break sticks, harm enemies and destroy prey such as other crabs legs, and in the case you were hoping for would be unsuspecting toes and fingers. Im not a crab specialist or marine biologist, but I hope this information helps some curious comment readers.
creb 👍
creb 👍
or the tearing claw, and crushing claw. found on lobsters and crabs. and yes, those are the actual science-y names
I always use the term crusher claw and ripper claw, one made for crushing through shells or bones, and one for ripping apart or cutting through flesh. I was thinking about that the whole time they were doing this lol.
Doge
23:40 alex forgetting he’s holding a camera to make sure aleksa is okay is wholesome to me
"cut off his whole body... from his finger" HAD ME IN THE FIRST HALF
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Kid named finger:
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lmaoo
well yes
Kekw
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I tend to use lobsters as my can openers instead, more expensive but they come in prettier colours and last longer
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@@p-__ ok?
as long as you remember to give some of the contents of the can to the crab after use, otherwise it won't last long, tool maintenance is important, people
“I’ve fought mud crabs fiercer than you”
Ngl it's kinda nice to know there's shit Alex won't do. Makes me a little more confident he won't die for this channel
I get so excited whenever you post a new video because it's evidence you didn't die doing something stupid.
😂
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...yet
@@p-__ah, I see you’re 5 years old
@@addysaurus_gayiiactually they’re just a bot
I appreciate all of the small props that you create and use. They add a lot to the video, even if only seen for 3 seconds.
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The occasionally seen children are a great example of this
nothing that Alex does satisfies me more than "How ya goin"
He can’t put his hand in the mud crabs claw, but he can walk barefoot in the mud where they can attack you at any time.
His Fingers make the mony you know you can walk without toes
Not important enough😂
@@pootis5938you can’t walk without toes actually. Losing even one toe can seriously fuck up your balance
@@boyznthewoodz770I’ve got 3 toes on one foot and can walk fine.
@@SleepyLuxxyour not true we allways use toes they help us
@@boyznthewoodz770yeah no this is a misconception. Scientific American mentions a study published in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research and conducted by Roger Mann that concluded that loss of a single big toe results in little or no disability. It takes some getting used to, but there are literal Olympic runners who are also missing toes or their entire leg for that matter. It’s a cultural myth that was started when the draft happened in the US, anyone that has any part of their foot, including toes, amputated is ineligible for military service and exempted from the draft. So some people decided to shoot their toes off. They were just fine after recovery.
Woah, I had no idea they made Mudcrabs from Oblivion a real thing. This is like the time I found out Narwhals were real
Penguins weren't real until Morgan Freeman made a movie about them.
Lol
OK, but Wombles aren't real. ...Are they? I'll just continue staying away from Wembley. It's all tennis & silly horsey stuff anyway.
@@mookinbabysealfurmittens best to just stay clear of London in general, you’ll get more than your fingers cut off if you get jumped by a gang of 14 year olds with their ‘daggas’
@@perkealater7lol I got by fine in London. Been a while. Is it worse now?
The fact that you are going barefoot to look for a crab that you are suspecting of being able to CUT OFF YOUR FINGERS! 9:19
I don't get why they went barefoot on the rusty bridge either
@@ieatgarbage8771it's one of his running "gig" the apron and barefoot. I think he does that as a joke about guys with feet fetish
@@ShogunAT3gag
i never thought i would see the day where IDAT experiences fear
I gotta admit its conforting to see that even that even Alex has limits on what he is willing to do to hurt himself
Willem is hilarious. Such a treat seeing him appear and a video with you
He despised you. You were an embarrassment to him.
He's a bit of a cockspank
@@BullySMaguire mad?
@@sledner Gonna cry?
@@BullySMaguire (I am right now!)
I love sponsors that want creators to stick to a very corporate and precise script. Makes it very easy to separate the creator and the ad
Alexa is such a tool😂 mvp energy here, never change man
14:30 also remember that their squeeze is focused over a much smaller area than your grip. So in terms of pounds per square inch, it will be way higher than human grip pressure.
I can't believe it was Alexa that did it, honestly. This was insane. You guys just puckered my sphinct. Keep em coming. My favorite Aussies by far!
My whole life I've thought mud crabs were just an enemy in Skyrim, I didn't know that they actually made them into a real thing 🤯
I can’t believe they copied skyrim smh
Devs are running out of ideas
I thought the same thing 😭
The first thing I thought was "I've fought mudcrabs fiercer than you!"
I would prabably not have the concentration to not try smashing the crab somewhere so it releses the claw.
Watching a mudcrab while Kafka's theme is in the background is a surreal, life-changing experience. Sasuga I-did-a-thing sama!
Personally, I’d love to see you write a book *disguised* as a classic cookbook, but it really contains ‘recipes’ for your many dangerous DIY shenanigans
it would be like an aussie version of the anarchist cookbook
I feel that'd be actually illegal
@@ThePhantom4516That's not very freedom of press of you.
Step 3: Mix the bleach and the ammonia together.
The writing in these is always top notch. The straight-faced presentation with the subtle absurd humor is a banger combo
carl ❤
Clair de lune playing while deciding what mudcrab to get clapped by is top tier content
@@slippyhereit is, if not it's one of the four seasons
@@slippyhere I definitely heard Clair de lune while they discussed how to shake its hand
@@slippyhereboth were present
actually it is inappropriate, if you ask me
@@SirVTropic notice how no one fucking asked you
That’s got to be some of the best camera work yet.
I was literally holding my breath while that damn crab was grabbing on.
As a Chinese, i truly appreciate the effort you put in for pronouncing those Chinese words. made my day
That got me too
he definitely didn’t pronounce the tones right, right?
Nah it wasn’t even close to right, but I could definitely tell what he was trying to say
what did he say?
@@grapesandsand3816lmao😂😂
Aleksa is a wayyy braver man than I, but I'd also laugh my ass off if it was my friend doing it after I chickened out.
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*than
@eCiinS you're correct, and I changed it, but I despise you and know that you have few friends. It's also 2 am here, so of course I make mistakes and typos, I'm cooked out of my mind.
@chaoticneutral6288 every friend group need one, props to you for being it.
Ive heard that any body of water in Australia thats not clearly marked as a swimming area has atleast one thing in it that WILL kill you and this mad lad walks around without shoes ive got massive respect for you my guy
There's a lot of dangerous stuff but it doesn't mean that there is definitely something deadly in the water. It's more that you should assume that something in there will kill you unless stated otherwise for safety. Just gotta respect the wildlife here.
Thats only up in northern Australia, down south you can swim in any body of water without fear of death. Only thing you have to watch out for is still water that bacteria might grow in
@@lachlanfisher5646 Stone fish, blue ringed octopus, cone shells, sea snakes, been on the water all my life, there's plenty of things that can do you harm, or kill you in Australian waters...
@@MickH60 he literally said "only in the north"... how many of those things do you think are an issue in tasmania? lmfao, australia is big, there's plenty of water that's safe to swim in, that's all he was saying
You overestimate how dangerous Australia is lol
21:12 my best friend gives me that look too, I don’t know how to explain it but you can’t say no. It’s like when a dog does puppy dog eyes and it’s like damnittttt 😂
"I've got some pretty dodgy stuff in my garage"
Dodgy is an understatement lol
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7:25 the commitment to these hidden offhand gags like walking barefoot there is why i really like this channel
and the offhand political commentary ofc, keep doing you boy boys
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I mean I am impressed not just by the fact he’s making such quality content, but by the fact he is still alive to this day.
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@@p-__ simply no
17:34 this. horror movie writers, this is what fear really looks like
An incredible heartwarming story of a man fighting his body’s self preservation instincts with all his might
Watching Alex struggle to let the crab pinch him reminds me of children who don’t want to get shots
Nothing like kids with needle phobias though. I was able to hold off 3 nurses when I was 8. They had to literally sit on me to hold me still enough to give me the shot.
@@danese1636 that was because the nurses didn’t try to hurt you, I think you would’ve preferred to yeet them in a pit of mud crabs…
Now if only doctors could start administrating shots with 30 kilos of force
@@junkiejackflashnow were talking
Alex will use a plasma cutter barefoot but yet is cautious with the mud crab claw.
okay?
Fear isn’t always rational 😂
I don't have a plasma cutter but I weld and do oxy acetylene cutting all the time barefoot and it's not a problem but mud crabs will mess you up big time, I've been bitten and still have the scars so I speak from experience
I've stabbed myself but i can't drink alcohol
@@platinum-or3yhey me too
Watching that final crab scene was one of the most uncomfortable things I've ever seen
I've never seen Alex so flustered about anything before, that was really funny. Also, if you're going to kill and eat the crab later, why not just stich a knife in its head to get it off? it's not like you were planning on releasing it
Apparrently they pinch harder if they claw is snapped off or they die
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If you want even more
Excruciating pain then yea kill it while it’s already clawed onto you, when it dies the nerves in the claw tense up and inflict stronger squeeze
@@Ididathing Rigor mortis too I'd reckon, so it'd be even harder to get them off
we kill crabs by putting em inside freezer, preserves the meat tenderness well.
The shirtless Sykkuno sketch inside the planning notebook killed me 😂 Holy fuck I was not ready for that. (Around 0:51 time stamp)
I wanna see sykkuno react to it.
Yeah
@@pconwayche reacted to it !
@@Purple_Scribbleswhere?
Big crabs with big pincers trigger something in my brain too. It's feels like a physical barrier, a forcefield that just stops you going near the pincers
Must be the Fight or Flight response
That is the "Common Sense" kicking up
Nah they're fun to try and pick up
that's part of your basal instincts as something that evolved from a fish
Man love this guy he has great sense of humour
Already a fan of yours 😂
Human finger bones can be simulated with regular chicken thigh bones. Chickens have the same hollowed out bones, though less so, like other birds. I think a crab could easily snap a chicken wing bone. Childrens teeth can break chicken bones.
Can children's teeth break human finger bones?
children's teeth can break COOKED chicken bones. raw they are far less brittle and harder to break.
@@greenbackjack768 Where do you think the myth of tooth fairies come from? Little cannibal kids with necklaces of teeth.
I CAN NEITHER CONFIRM NOR DENY THE VERACITY OF THAT STATEMENT lol
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My teeth (though adult) can crush a chicken thigh bone, if only at a specific angle. You have to use the crushing teeth at the sides.
I never tried crushing human fingerbones with my teeth.
Dude he is so much more patient than I am. After 4 minutes of having a mudcrab latched onto me, and failing to get it off, I would most likely have shattered that crab against the bridge myself.
Bad news Crabs are tougher than wood, though i like your enthusiasum
He might just rip that part of your hand away from your body if you try something like that.
I don't think it's this animal, but I remember hearing about something that, if you killed it, good luck opening the claw, as it just literally deathgrips.
@@kindlinmoney store or beware?
@@kindlin You can very easily pull a crab's arms off, they're dead thin where they attach, but then they couldn't have shown the footage because the community would shit on them for animal abuse, and rightly so, especially considering the overall stupid purpose.
@@kindlin Accidetally ripped the arm off a sadcrab that got hold of me once once (I started shaking my hand before seeing that it was just a tiny, inncoent creature) , the claw sorta still hung onto me, but when I pullad at it it opened up.
Skyrim mudcrabs definitely can
Funny
Not when I pull out my ebony sword and soul trap that bastard
Those sneaky bastards
Those things scare me
They could slice you in half
Barefoot in a place where pretty much every critter can cause major pain , smart thinking
There are pliers that work in reverse to the normal ones. You squeeze the handles and the noses of the pliers try to come apart. Locking ring pliers for internal locking rings come to mind. Those would have been much better for pushing the claws open.
“Cut off his whole body, from his finger” such an underrated line 🤣🤣
alex’s dry humor never fails to impress me
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modern youtubers are getting way more creative and funny
went from remaking a man catchers to trying to prematurely remove his mates figure, so unpredictable and outlandish i love it.
think about it, he should just make another version of the mancatcher wiith a mudcrab on the end
Her: I bet he's out cheating with other girls....
Me and the Bois: 19:34
That grip strength reading is absolutely top tier. Legitimately there are not many people who can do that.
i believe that they boulder, that would explain the grip strength.
@@Willie-qj2wcone must imagine sisyphus happy
100+ pounds in my hand strength . I’m stronger than crabs! Not like that’s impressive