about the gorillas, I heard a story about a researcher that was trying to observe wild gorillas, but because they were wary of her, she couldn't get close enough to see them very well. So, she tried to climb a tree to get a better vantage point. She failed, but after several minutes of unsuccessful climbing, she suddenly realized that they had gotten closer to watch. After that, the group was much less wary and she was able to do her research, with several big finds about silverback gorilla habits in the wild.
They can be, buuuuuut… like with humans, you need to develop a relationship with them. A dog is just a brain washed wolf, they are breed to worship us but even they will rip you a part if you piss them off, which usually takes a lot, due to aforementioned breeding.
@@BenLWolfit’s more that dogs became more cute to humans. They evolved bigger eyes and more developed eyebrow muscles so they could emote towards us. Dogs became cute, so we know associate canines with cute.
@@tardigrade8019 This is true and it works both ways. As we formed our symbiotic bond, we just developed a greater appeal to each other. It's just that we bonded to an apex predator and a lot of murder beasts use that basic body plan.
The girl slapping the panther, I think I'm subbed to her channel. All her videos are her interacting with various big cats, like booping noses or giving belly rubs.
A small correction, The one who studied gorillas was Dian Fossey, Goodall was the one studying chimps. Fossey would eventually get murdered in Rwanda. Fossey is a controversial figure to be sure, known for having tortured poachers among other things.
I am a firm believer that animals are respected but I also believe in the statement of “Test That Theory at Your Own Expense” AKA “Fuck Around And Find Out”
A lot of cats *love* butt slaps. It doesn't seem to be something a lot of cat owners do in the US, but I've seen at least a couple folks from East Asia do it on TH-cam and their cats present buttocks for slapping.
I learned the lesson of 'don't fuck around with animals you stupid shit' when I was young, like... 5 years old or something. Tldr; Sign, I ignore sign, horse takes a chunk out of a finger. If that horse wanted to do true harm, I would be down several fingers. And that's a horse, in no world would I even consider going after primates, no matter how small they are, theres a reason the phrase 'went apeshit' exists.
Yeah, humans without tools either die or survive BY making tools. The panther one I knew right away was ok just from the look on the cat's face, but actually when you think about it their senses are so sharp that the only way that woman could get close enough to do that in the first place and not become lunch is by being deeply loved and trusted. A feline of that size, you can't surprise if they don't trust you already, they will remove your limbs way before the slap reach their butts.
I love animals. The closest I love being is at least 3 meters. "Wow, you are brave. You want to be 3 meters away from an animal?" 3 meters away from my screen. Jokes aside, the wholesome ending was appreciated.
I sat within a foot of a squirrel and managed to lure crows within three feet by tossing chicken grizzle to them. Way more entertaining than feeding pigeons.
Situations like the one with Harambe is why I firmly believe all zoos should be like that one "reverse zoo" in China, where the visitors are kept in a cage and drive around on the back of the truck and the animals can roam around on a much larger area made available to them. Harambe died bc people are morons and that just makes me sad. Yet another animal that got killed for being an animal bc people are the worst...
I am almost certain that the lady with the panther is works at Big Cat Rescue (yes that one). She and her husband both worked and are also the founders and partners of Cole and Marmalade
Oh yeah, you or I should not go in there with that big-ass cat, but that lady has its equivalent of love. I've seen similar things with people keeping pet pumas. Hell, I had a regular housecat who was just a sweet cuddly baby with me but, well, my friends called him an albino panther. I mean, he was pretty big for a housecat (think that meme picture of the jacked sphinx cat but covered in enough white fur to hide the muscle definition) but he wasn't THAT big (or actually albino). Just that intimidating lol
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction..... That orangutan went easy on that boy. That woman trying to feed them Cheetos was EXTREMELY lucky people were able to step in when they did. The others..... Well. Ya know lol. People need to realize ANIMALS ARE STILL WILD yes even our domestics. Where do we think they CAME FROM? People man. Good to see your reactions and the anger was HELLA valid.
@@raffibagus3035 I mean, most humans don't go out into the wilderness alone, especially unarmed. What makes us at the top is our cooperation and tools. Taking those away is like taking away a lion's claws, naturally they would perform worse.
The look of sheer terror on your face when the woman was slapping the jaguar she’s friendly with
To be fair I had the same expression when I first saw it
“Friendly”
about the gorillas, I heard a story about a researcher that was trying to observe wild gorillas, but because they were wary of her, she couldn't get close enough to see them very well. So, she tried to climb a tree to get a better vantage point. She failed, but after several minutes of unsuccessful climbing, she suddenly realized that they had gotten closer to watch. After that, the group was much less wary and she was able to do her research, with several big finds about silverback gorilla habits in the wild.
There’s nothing quite like people thinking all animals are loving creatures and think “yes I will take a selfie with a pack of hyenas”
"If dangerous why friend shaped" *proceeds to get eaten alive by a pack of African Wild Dogs*
They can be, buuuuuut… like with humans, you need to develop a relationship with them. A dog is just a brain washed wolf, they are breed to worship us but even they will rip you a part if you piss them off, which usually takes a lot, due to aforementioned breeding.
@@edim108 Yeah, human conditioning to see a "doggy" face and go "friend!" kinda screws us over a lot.
@@BenLWolfit’s more that dogs became more cute to humans. They evolved bigger eyes and more developed eyebrow muscles so they could emote towards us. Dogs became cute, so we know associate canines with cute.
@@tardigrade8019 This is true and it works both ways. As we formed our symbiotic bond, we just developed a greater appeal to each other. It's just that we bonded to an apex predator and a lot of murder beasts use that basic body plan.
The girl slapping the panther, I think I'm subbed to her channel. All her videos are her interacting with various big cats, like booping noses or giving belly rubs.
Love there vids
A small correction, The one who studied gorillas was Dian Fossey, Goodall was the one studying chimps. Fossey would eventually get murdered in Rwanda. Fossey is a controversial figure to be sure, known for having tortured poachers among other things.
The way they killed Fossey was fucked up. It was a assassination but i rather called it slaughter.
8:10 When the Tyranids are charging en-masse (by Tyranid standards) and the Commissar shouts "fix bayonets!"
"Two things are infinite: the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."
- Albert Einstein
I am a firm believer that animals are respected but I also believe in the statement of “Test That Theory at Your Own Expense” AKA “Fuck Around And Find Out”
A lot of cats *love* butt slaps. It doesn't seem to be something a lot of cat owners do in the US, but I've seen at least a couple folks from East Asia do it on TH-cam and their cats present buttocks for slapping.
I can assure you 99% of the cats love butt slaps
I learned the lesson of 'don't fuck around with animals you stupid shit' when I was young, like... 5 years old or something.
Tldr; Sign, I ignore sign, horse takes a chunk out of a finger.
If that horse wanted to do true harm, I would be down several fingers.
And that's a horse, in no world would I even consider going after primates, no matter how small they are, theres a reason the phrase 'went apeshit' exists.
Yeah, humans without tools either die or survive BY making tools. The panther one I knew right away was ok just from the look on the cat's face, but actually when you think about it their senses are so sharp that the only way that woman could get close enough to do that in the first place and not become lunch is by being deeply loved and trusted. A feline of that size, you can't surprise if they don't trust you already, they will remove your limbs way before the slap reach their butts.
8:18 she runs a big cat sanctuary if memory serves. She does regular videos of her “playing” with them.
Also: Do Not pet the fluffy cows!
I love animals. The closest I love being is at least 3 meters.
"Wow, you are brave. You want to be 3 meters away from an animal?"
3 meters away from my screen.
Jokes aside, the wholesome ending was appreciated.
I sat within a foot of a squirrel and managed to lure crows within three feet by tossing chicken grizzle to them. Way more entertaining than feeding pigeons.
Role of pets. Could you win a fight? If not is it carefully domesticated. If not that's not a pet that's a bad choice
If you're in the presence of big cats all you need is a big box, nip and a big ball and you're 100% good.
Situations like the one with Harambe is why I firmly believe all zoos should be like that one "reverse zoo" in China, where the visitors are kept in a cage and drive around on the back of the truck and the animals can roam around on a much larger area made available to them.
Harambe died bc people are morons and that just makes me sad. Yet another animal that got killed for being an animal bc people are the worst...
Reverse zoo?
So like a Safari?
@@Hermititis Basically. it's just that the animals are kept on a smaller area and most of them aren't native local species.
I am almost certain that the lady with the panther is works at Big Cat Rescue (yes that one). She and her husband both worked and are also the founders and partners of Cole and Marmalade
I'm firmly convinced that "influencer" is code for "future Darwin award winner".
Yes Yes MORE- I-I mean * Maurice noises *.
I heard about Jumbo, I watched Untamed and Uncut and this story was a part of one episode.
Vegans bout to learn real quick that Animal kingdom aint empathetic.
Pallas cats - fiercely territorial loners who are very fluffily round
I love Casual Geographic! Glad your watching him!
Gorillas are, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful animals on the planet.
That was almost everyone's reaction to the lady in the monkey exhibit
Oh yeah, you or I should not go in there with that big-ass cat, but that lady has its equivalent of love. I've seen similar things with people keeping pet pumas. Hell, I had a regular housecat who was just a sweet cuddly baby with me but, well, my friends called him an albino panther. I mean, he was pretty big for a housecat (think that meme picture of the jacked sphinx cat but covered in enough white fur to hide the muscle definition) but he wasn't THAT big (or actually albino). Just that intimidating lol
I actually might have seen Binti jua during one of my escapades to the Brookfield zoo and I never even knew it.
I’m glad your watching casual geographic, he’s great!
More examples of why the theory of natural selection might be Banana Soup.
AHAHAHAHA…I love mauled and shredded human limbs.
Rest in peace harambe gentle giant I know Miranda it was a nice gorilla scared him to drag that kid away
I hate to say this being 23 years old but I like to think I am down to earth but common sense is a super power today
Casual geographic has some more wholesome videos if you want
Please react to more of this guy cause he's awesome with great animal info
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction..... That orangutan went easy on that boy. That woman trying to feed them Cheetos was EXTREMELY lucky people were able to step in when they did. The others..... Well. Ya know lol. People need to realize ANIMALS ARE STILL WILD yes even our domestics. Where do we think they CAME FROM? People man. Good to see your reactions and the anger was HELLA valid.
Stupid tax has to be payed, always....
Wait... are you reacting to casual geographic now?!
As humans we ar eactull pretty high ln the food chain
We are at the top, we eat basically everything, and have no natural predators.
@@voidtempering8700yes when we are together with a lot of tools alone but naked with noting yeah I'm sure we are duck
@@raffibagus3035 I mean, most humans don't go out into the wilderness alone, especially unarmed. What makes us at the top is our cooperation and tools. Taking those away is like taking away a lion's claws, naturally they would perform worse.
Yeah I know Coco