Your 'cactus' is a stapelia, which is a succulent. That is a perfectly normal stapelia flower. And they smell awful, to attract the flies that pollenate them
Yep - I actually had to send it to an artist friend, because of the far above average quailty of this compared to "all other randome something-videos" as inspiration, and I'm not even half way through it yet.
@@gigithespiderantnostalgiaa1689 actually the brunette side looks to be a more blueish eye color while the blonde is green. she doesnt have very noticeable half and half but it sure is interesting
Abriel Hart Well we assume that Gazeem from Aladdin died when the Cave of Wonders slammed its mouth shut on top of him as he did not return. If you're talking about the 2019 remake of the movie, a man is forced by Jafar's guards to retrieve the lamp and was quickly swallowed. We can only assume that the man was Gazeem as his name was never mentioned and left uncredited so it was most likely Gazeem.
9:03 Do not touch those or anything similar to them. There are two that are colored like a bumblebee. One is dangerous, the other is apparently not. Some could be very poisonous and/or toxic to you. Better to be safe than sorry. Admire from a distance please.
13:34 There's a spot on part of the Riverwalk in San Antonio that splits 3 ways with a column holding up the middle. Would that technically be a tridge? The walk way at parts are bridges, including the 3 way split.
The 'fish skin' picture seriously looks photoshopped. That being said, apparently sterilized talapia skin is actually used like that in some hospitals.
10:45 is definitely a special breed of pigeon that is kept as a pet. That's probably why it went into his house, it lives in one and is trying to go home.
3:54 ofc, there is a little stuff between water and air, and also there is a force inside water that pushes stuff upwards, and the lizard is kinda too big for the force, so its weird
FYI it's not really stuff, it's referred to as "surface tension" which is "the tendency of liquid surfaces at rest to shrink into the minimum surface area possible. Surface tension is what allows objects with a higher density than water such as razor blades and insects (e.g. water striders) to float on a water surface without becoming even partly submerged." (Thanks to Wikipedia for that: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_tension )
@@offlinegaegt4429 : I honestly can't imagine being able to read and write in another language at all. For someone who didn't grow up speaking, reading and writing in English, you got your point across just fine.
@@greenbird777 You don't have to take a foreign language in school? You should try it. A beginning class would show you what it is like, so then you can imagine it :) Increase your knowledge, your self-knowledge, and your creative ability.
@@653j521 : We did have foreign language classes starting in 7th grade - the choices were French, Spanish or German. I started with French, then tried Spanish, and finally German, but failed at all of them. I don't have the knack for picking up languages, and I think my age made it even harder. For some reason, German was the easiest for me, but I still failed. I know if I really focused and tried again, I could do it, I just haven't gotten around to it.
That squirrel has a Jack Russell parent/grandparent 😂😂😂 I swear, if it's possible to cross breed with it, Jack Russells will have got in there 😂😂😂 Determined little buggers.
I used to have a friend in 7th grade with partial heterochromia in both his eyes. They were primarily blue with brown flecks in them. He probably thought I was a really attentive listener, when I was just admiring his eyes lmao
3:47 Smash a strawberry and put the squished pulp in cell lysis solution (certain brands of shampoo + water might work). Mix it & take the liquid part & put it in a test tube & rock it back and forth gently. Then put in isopropanol alcohol (it has to be cold) by dripping it & letting it slide down the sides of the test tube. Let it sit, and you’ll begin to see a white wispy blob. You can do this with cheek cells too, but it’s a bit gross lol. What happens is that the cell lysis solution lyses the cells of the strawberry (or cheek cells) & the alcohol denatures histones (which unwraps the DNA). 9:03 Don’t touch them. It’ll burn your hands. 9:42 That’s how they make fireworks too. 10:29 Homegrown blackberries can grow really big. They also taste a lot better. The ones in stores are small and sour because it’s picked early. The ones I have are floral, a little tart, and very sweet (with a taste similar to Japanese Kyoho grapes). I love them.
That is NOT!!! how our world map looks in Australia. It's the same as every other world map. Wow that fish skin. Amazing. I loved all these pictures in your video. Well done finding them all.
Surviving chemo and radiation treatments takes every bit of courage and strength one has and then some more. I was so exhausted and so emotional by the end of my treatments.
I don't mean to be rude but why is it courageous to go through chemo? Is it because there's a perceived element of choice? I don't think it's brave to go through something if you've got no real choice, it's just a fact of life. It's like I said to my heart surgeon, there's nothing brave about having the surgery it's was just something I had to do and I had to just wear the recovery. It's been 3 months and sneezing still hurts, laughing still causes pressure but it wasn't brave or strong of me.
@@amandah2866 the courage is needed to complete the treatments. The pain and the extreme mental hell one goes through while under care causes some to quit. Also knowing that the treatments may not stop the cancer can add to the burden.
True, we use the same maps as everyone else - but I once bought a "Dinkum Aussie Pie Bag" that was full of Aussie-themed joke items, including a map like that! Not to be taken seriously :o)
No, but I did get a Pacific centered map of the world in New Zealand that I had on my wall for a few years. The map in the video does have information on it if you pause. A bit of goggling should help you out.
8:39 I have something in a way similar to this? I have green eyes but on my right eye I have a little dot of brown in it- similar to my mom who has to little dots of brown in her right eye!
funfact:at 1:54 butterflies actually do have transparent wings if u just search greta oto butterfly u will find it at 7:42 all the minecraft player be like:no what you do is take the wood and keep it in a crafting bench dumy
13:50 "Today": Well, duh. Either that or the photographer is a time-traveler. 14:06 I am skeptical. My steels are very definitely a light gray as you'd expect, whereas these look like copper which didn't get circulated. 16:18 Off-center mis-strike coins are worth a pretty penny, actually (see what I did there?). 16:30 I think they're called sundogs. 17:04 If this was in Australia, I might suspect it's koala poop.
To further clarify my statement that this is NOT how the world map looks like in Australia. Our world map's the same as every other atlas in the world. This particular one, if you look top left (though you can barely read it) says The Hobo-Dyer Equal Area Projection which when you look it up, it on google, the description says The Hobo-Dyer Equal Area Projection is a way of placing the three dimensional Earth onto a two dimensional map without significantly changing the relative areas of land and water. It further says it's a map that not only shows true size comparisons, but also turns the world upside down to challenge North-South perceptions. ... This is the map that President Jimmy Carter used to display his agency's efforts at his Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in December 2002. Please BossDT get your facts straight before you put anything like this on youtube.
0:48 If you punch someone does that mean your punching them with steel and technically wearing a bras knuckle? Edit: 2:15 ITS THE REAL LIFE SHOTO TODOROKI
there are plenty of penguins in zoos and such that do eventually die of natural causes...also, I really don't want to see a cross-section of a living penguin, that would be horrible.
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@@bxnniq6769 just did
Your 'cactus' is a stapelia, which is a succulent. That is a perfectly normal stapelia flower. And they smell awful, to attract the flies that pollenate them
Who are u a plantologist
Oooo
@@anandprasad4038 the correct term is botanist or horticulturist
@@doggypines it was just a joke
They are commonly referred to as "Lifesaver Cactus" though
Mildly interesting? NOT! Simply fantastic!
Fascinating stuff!!
True
Yep - I actually had to send it to an artist friend, because of the far above average quailty of this compared to "all other randome something-videos" as inspiration, and I'm not even half way through it yet.
2:18 So you're telling me you have half brown, half blonde hair, and you have heterochromia? Best half & half I've ever seen.
Just looks like different shades of blonde to me...thats not brunette
Todoroki is quaking 😌✨
@@nikkinang yassssss
Heterochromia Is For The Eyes. You Clearly See Here Both Her Eyes Are The Same Shade Of The Same Color.
@@gigithespiderantnostalgiaa1689 actually the brunette side looks to be a more blueish eye color while the blonde is green. she doesnt have very noticeable half and half but it sure is interesting
Challenge: Try to find a Disney movie where no one dies (villains also count)
aladin?
@Abriel Hart Yes, that's a good example
Abriel Hart Well we assume that Gazeem from Aladdin died when the Cave of Wonders slammed its mouth shut on top of him as he did not return. If you're talking about the 2019 remake of the movie, a man is forced by Jafar's guards to retrieve the lamp and was quickly swallowed. We can only assume that the man was Gazeem as his name was never mentioned and left uncredited so it was most likely Gazeem.
Mary Poppins
Winnie the pooh...?
9:03
Do not touch those or anything similar to them. There are two that are colored like a bumblebee. One is dangerous, the other is apparently not. Some could be very poisonous and/or toxic to you. Better to be safe than sorry. Admire from a distance please.
Thanks for this knowledge!
Puss caterpillars, they have venomous spines along their sides that will give you a major skin irritant, if I recall correctly
3:28
is it just me or are spider feet adorable
6:28 looks like someone turned their graphic settings to lowest
13:34 There's a spot on part of the Riverwalk in San Antonio that splits 3 ways with a column holding up the middle. Would that technically be a tridge? The walk way at parts are bridges, including the 3 way split.
The 'fish skin' picture seriously looks photoshopped.
That being said, apparently sterilized talapia skin is actually used like that in some hospitals.
I looked into it more, that was definitely a real photo, but either the lighting or someone edited the fish skin blue
8:39 [Laser scan visual] Welcome home Groot.
13:15 that ain't a fork-
*THAT'S A MINI SPATULA*
1:24 I actually have a periodic table with little samples of the majority of the elements!
Yh imagine if that breaks and there was something like francium in there?
@@sunnydays07 he aint got francium, lokk at it
I wouldn’t say “mildly interesting,” I find these photos quite fascinating!! 👍👍
10:45 is definitely a special breed of pigeon that is kept as a pet. That's probably why it went into his house, it lives in one and is trying to go home.
2:18 wow this is so beautiful!
3:54 ofc, there is a little stuff between water and air, and also there is a force inside water that pushes stuff upwards, and the lizard is kinda too big for the force, so its weird
FYI it's not really stuff, it's referred to as "surface tension" which is "the tendency of liquid surfaces at rest to shrink into the minimum surface area possible. Surface tension is what allows objects with a higher density than water such as razor blades and insects (e.g. water striders) to float on a water surface without becoming even partly submerged." (Thanks to Wikipedia for that: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_tension )
I dont know english name cuz immnot from brittian nor america (and those countries)
@@offlinegaegt4429 : I honestly can't imagine being able to read and write in another language at all. For someone who didn't grow up speaking, reading and writing in English, you got your point across just fine.
@@greenbird777 You don't have to take a foreign language in school? You should try it. A beginning class would show you what it is like, so then you can imagine it :) Increase your knowledge, your self-knowledge, and your creative ability.
@@653j521 : We did have foreign language classes starting in 7th grade - the choices were French, Spanish or German. I started with French, then tried Spanish, and finally German, but failed at all of them. I don't have the knack for picking up languages, and I think my age made it even harder. For some reason, German was the easiest for me, but I still failed. I know if I really focused and tried again, I could do it, I just haven't gotten around to it.
That squirrel has a Jack Russell parent/grandparent 😂😂😂 I swear, if it's possible to cross breed with it, Jack Russells will have got in there 😂😂😂 Determined little buggers.
13:15 looks like this fork wasn't cut out for the job
Who knew nature was this beautiful.
I used to have a friend in 7th grade with partial heterochromia in both his eyes. They were primarily blue with brown flecks in them. He probably thought I was a really attentive listener, when I was just admiring his eyes lmao
6:42 that is the MOST PERFECT rock for skipping!! I hope it does a good one lmao
all of these moth ones are making me so happy (i may or may not have an unhealthy obsession with moths)
4:28 is maddening because it not even an apple its a plum
1:51
Ok but why does it look like the butterfly is doing a cool pose and a DJ
😂
3:47
Smash a strawberry and put the squished pulp in cell lysis solution (certain brands of shampoo + water might work). Mix it & take the liquid part & put it in a test tube & rock it back and forth gently. Then put in isopropanol alcohol (it has to be cold) by dripping it & letting it slide down the sides of the test tube. Let it sit, and you’ll begin to see a white wispy blob.
You can do this with cheek cells too, but it’s a bit gross lol.
What happens is that the cell lysis solution lyses the cells of the strawberry (or cheek cells) & the alcohol denatures histones (which unwraps the DNA).
9:03 Don’t touch them. It’ll burn your hands.
9:42 That’s how they make fireworks too.
10:29 Homegrown blackberries can grow really big. They also taste a lot better. The ones in stores are small and sour because it’s picked early. The ones I have are floral, a little tart, and very sweet (with a taste similar to Japanese Kyoho grapes). I love them.
These are amazing they're so freaking awesome! 💜💜💜💜
im sorry but those spider feet were adorable. 3:28
Can confirm that’s not how we see the map 17:57
I was looking for this comment 😆
Australia on top! 🥳
Ya now this image might me a joke but I’m not going to r/woooooosh you because idk if it is a joke
@@TES21886
Even if it was meant as a joke some people could take it seriously, so it needed to be corrected.
@@jbutterfly4276 No. THEY take it as a joke. You have to correct people you imagine are dimmer than you are. What does that say about you?
4:02 why's history always magestic? 😍
7:10
my friend has it too, but in her right eye!
colour of her main eyes: green
the partial: Blue
9:05
DO. NOT. TOUCH. THEM!!!!!!
THEY ARE DEADLY!
13:39
2 ways- Bridge
3 ways- Tridge
4 ways- 'Fridge'
a compendium of mostly-useless mind-candy ... magnificent!
Not only heterochromea, which is beautiful, but to have the two shades in one eye? Simply stunning
17:58 as an australian, i can say that this is not true
1:20 now where’s my uranium?
That is NOT!!! how our world map looks in Australia. It's the same as every other world map.
Wow that fish skin. Amazing. I loved all these pictures in your video. Well done finding them all.
I was wondering that! Thanks for clarifying!
I love your little video! I hope you are doing well with your cancer battle. God bless you!
3:59 Jesus in lizard form
Ngl those spider feet were kinda cute
Surviving chemo and radiation treatments takes every bit of courage and strength one has and then some more. I was so exhausted and so emotional by the end of my treatments.
I don't mean to be rude but why is it courageous to go through chemo? Is it because there's a perceived element of choice? I don't think it's brave to go through something if you've got no real choice, it's just a fact of life. It's like I said to my heart surgeon, there's nothing brave about having the surgery it's was just something I had to do and I had to just wear the recovery. It's been 3 months and sneezing still hurts, laughing still causes pressure but it wasn't brave or strong of me.
@@amandah2866 the courage is needed to complete the treatments. The pain and the extreme mental hell one goes through while under care causes some to quit. Also knowing that the treatments may not stop the cancer can add to the burden.
@@connieembury1 Ah I see what you mean. That makes sense to me. I hope I didn't offend you.
You didn't offend me Amanda H. I didn't understand it before I went through it myself.
I ever found the butterfly and dragonfly at my house it was so great!
They are so rare and amazing
Awesome vid!
So wait... a Tesla Hearse - you can take your final car ride alone?
that pyramid house is mine...
what a coincidence
Really? 😐
@@Calleigh979 yeah bro
@@aravind9603 Hmm....
Possible!!🤩
1:20 finally I can see what oxygen looks like along with the other elements
19:18 I've been there! It's awesome! Me and my brother try to run up the sides every time we go
I can assure you Australians DO NOT view the map like that. Where the eff did that info come from?
True, we use the same maps as everyone else - but I once bought a "Dinkum Aussie Pie Bag" that was full of Aussie-themed joke items, including a map like that! Not to be taken seriously :o)
No, but I did get a Pacific centered map of the world in New Zealand that I had on my wall for a few years. The map in the video does have information on it if you pause. A bit of goggling should help you out.
1:29 dio: YES! WAY OF HEAVEN!
13:50 why does it look like a samurai🤣🤣
I wanna see the giant machine used to screw in the giant screw from 3:11. That is one HUGE screw. O_o
5:03 i know damn well a zebra and a horse decided to mate. 😃👍
4:30 that's a plum lmao
Don't get too excited, the scales are temporary... Lol
Sorry to tell you but that "apple" is just a wide red plum...they all look like that.
6:19 g a s p is that HAWK MOTH?
the same thing i thought!
lol?-
I love these videos because it helps cure my artblock
4:36 2 thumbs and 3 fingers if they were smarter they would kick all kinds of A** in the competitive gaming scene
9:29 FaT aXoLoTl ViBeZ
Nature is beautiful
How I love aspens, they are quite unique trees with that bark
SPIDERS HAVE *TOE BEANS????*
8:39
I have something in a way similar to this? I have green eyes but on my right eye I have a little dot of brown in it- similar to my mom who has to little dots of brown in her right eye!
17:56 idk if the person is joking or not but it’s not true lmao
Absolutely incredible
funfact:at 1:54 butterflies actually do have transparent wings if u just search greta oto butterfly u will find it
at 7:42 all the minecraft player be like:no what you do is take the wood and keep it in a crafting bench dumy
Interesting 🤩
Lifesaver cactuses are my favourites because of their flowers!! I have a few
The ram with the uncurved horns is a Loki variant!!
13:50 "Today": Well, duh. Either that or the photographer is a time-traveler.
14:06 I am skeptical. My steels are very definitely a light gray as you'd expect, whereas these look like copper which didn't get circulated.
16:18 Off-center mis-strike coins are worth a pretty penny, actually (see what I did there?).
16:30 I think they're called sundogs.
17:04 If this was in Australia, I might suspect it's koala poop.
17:04 It’s at the beach, so it’s unlikely. Also, I think it’s wombats that poop cubes.
1:12 Bro does anyone need birch wood
To further clarify my statement that this is NOT how the world map looks like in Australia. Our world map's the same as every other atlas in the world. This particular one, if you look top left (though you can barely read it) says The Hobo-Dyer Equal Area Projection which when you look it up, it on google, the description says The Hobo-Dyer Equal Area Projection is a way of placing the three dimensional Earth onto a two dimensional map without significantly changing the relative areas of land and water. It further says it's a map that not only shows true size comparisons, but also turns the world upside down to challenge North-South perceptions. ... This is the map that President Jimmy Carter used to display his agency's efforts at his Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in December 2002.
Please BossDT get your facts straight before you put anything like this on youtube.
15th! also that leaf looks like its in pearler beads
The music slowly starts to make me feel crazy.
Everyone: wow that red rainbow in sooo cool!
Me: why is in a smol boat in finland at midnight?
0:48 If you punch someone does that mean your punching them with steel and technically wearing a bras knuckle?
Edit: 2:15 ITS THE REAL LIFE SHOTO TODOROKI
3:02 looks like something off of an anime
Those baby grasshoppers look like tiny green aliens.
"Mildly infuriating"
Plays the most violence inducing music known to the internet
Sweden 💙 love from Lithuania 🇱🇹
I wonder, is all animal have albino ability
That's peacock kinda amazing 😮
Every animal can be albino. It’s not an ability, it’s a genetic mutation :)
Albino animals are very rarely found that's why they are so popular.
Ngl ur are from Malaysia, look at your name
@@Mozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz They are easy to spot by predators so don't last long. I had an albino cardinal in my area two years and then nothing.
19:19 I always read this as "dog for sale"
1:13 looks like the forest in frozen 2
3:09 thought that was a big katana for a second did anyone else see a katana
6:37 i wanna swim in there lmao
1:16 BIRCH LOG!!
7th liker tbh... and 2nd commenter i guess... yeah i Like your vids
@ 18:51 HTF do you get a thorn that far under a fingernail and why no infection???
Antiseptics and antibiotics. Ever hear of them?
Wondering if that person with fish skin turned into a mermade.
Is this possible??!!🧐
7:16 name it voldemort lol
That half brown half blond hair is effectively the "piebald" morph but in a human.
1:16 is a birch forest
I would MUCH RATHER SEE THE FEATHERS ON A REAL LIVE PENGUIN. THAT WAS HORRIBLE.
Agreed.
Animals die - so will you...
I think that's a museum piece, judging by the paper tags
And also, animals die
there are plenty of penguins in zoos and such that do eventually die of natural causes...also, I really don't want to see a cross-section of a living penguin, that would be horrible.
I was rather horrified to realise it seemed to be a ‘skin’ of the penguin we were looking at - praying it died of natural causes
Me who LIVES in Malaysia:peacock turkey in Malaysia?
My rock have heart shape on it! What a coincidence!
That fish skin thingy was pretty creepy....the Creature From the Black Lagoon!
3:01 bro that's not a flower that's a Demogorgon
0:28
OH MAH GODDD
GOTTA FIND IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IM MALAYSIAN , HOW DO I DO NOT KNOW THERE'S ALBINO PEACOCK !?
NOBODY KNOWS. MAYBE YOU DIDN"T GOOGLE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
6:06 wow….I did not know..that ruined it for me 😩🤧😭🤧
3:24 that’s one Zesty Zorse
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@@aricherry5636 OMG i put the wrong time stamp!