Dolphins are jerks. Manta rays are fucking sweet, always heard they were gentle and then getting that big weighing that much was cool and the one asking for help was very heartwarming and glad that scuba diver helped it.
@@jamcalx the shoebill for example, will let you walk up to it's nest and won't cause any harm and won't even look at you with the idea of causing harm
The stonefish belongs to a family of fish that are found basically all over the world, all of whom share basically all the same characteristics, and mostly differ based on size and color.
Being afraid of the ocean is rather common. Personally, I attribute it to the feeling that it's not our domain. Rivers, a lake, they're manageable. The ocean is too big, there are too many unknown things. It's too deep!
12:40 Juvenile organs are different from adult organs and because of that you can tell the difference. Organs such as the organs that reproduce how fast cells grow/decay and things like that can tell you if an animal is a juvenile.
I had no clue stonefish were native to more than just Australia I caught like 15 of them once had no clue what they were And my only thought was “we’ll these fuckers don’t look edible” so I just tossed them all back
Well, technically, they are; their venom is a lot like the toxins in eel blood. Both can kill you real easy, but both types break down under heat, so...no sushi platter, but fried up or grilled? Yeah, they're ok. Same with lionfish; lots of spines seeping venom, but the meat's just fine.
I kinda like swimming in the ocean but the currents are scary. Was on a beach in Norway where you can surf and the currents were fucking me up even though I was close to land. I was in shallow water and yet the current messed me up since I was tied to my surfboard by my ankle. It felt like something was pulling me while pushing me down. I am just glad there was no seagrass to get tangled into or sharp rocks. Or crabs. Or jellyfish. Or anything really. The current was enough. After that I was a lot more careful with the ocean... and ever since Casual Geographic told me about the horrors of the sea. Well, I am even more cautious with it. You can´t tell me sea monsters don´t exist because they do!
On another note please send good wishes to the poor people of Louisiana. They really need it right now they just got hit with a stronger hurricane than Katrina. It’s absolutely devastated the state and on the very day 16 years later hurricane Katrina happened. Or donate money to a good not devision charity. Please
I honestly wouldn't worry about deep sea animals getting you. If they get to you then they'll most likely be dead already because of too much oxygen, and if you go too far down in the sea you'll die before you'll reach any critter along with not being able to see anything lol. Although there's really no reason for humans to be out in the ocean unless you're just traveling, exploring, or doing some researching.
Regarding the stories at the beginning, the first and last time I went into the ocean the current swept me clean off my feet and started pulling me out rather quickly. My gf at the time was the only reason I didn’t end up doing exactly that, ever since then I’ve had crippling Thallasophobia . The ocean is amazing, powerful and beautiful but it’s also a giant, deadly and powerful being in its own right. Respect the ocean, stay tf out of it 😂😭
Great videos, you two. I just finished watching your previous and have a few recommendations if you guys are interested in movies (specifically in movie reviews) so bad that they are good. I would recommend for you start with: 1)By Good bad or bad bad-two movie major and ex director friends who go over which movies are bad, but worth the watch, and which ones are utter trash: -Fateful findings(if the Room was made into a series of multiple movies and on even more drugs than Danny and Tommy were on =)) ) -Glimmer man and On Deadly Ground( two crazy Steven Seagal movies) -Grease 2 (musical sequel gone bad with 5 minute long songs, all about bad metaphors for sex) -An American Hippie in Israel( crazy hippie leader starts a commune in a Lord of the Flies style) -After Last Season(the worst movie ever made. It's so bad, it makes you feel insane after watching it, like how the movie's director is) -Terror Squad( Breakfast Club meets a horrific group who attack and destroy a small town in Indiana; the tone of the movie is all over the place). 2) By Elvis the Alien: -Swamp Ape (horny Bigfoot and objectifying women: The movie) -The Drone (a drone kills people) -Open House(a mother and a son vs a max level stealth, boots wearing Navy Seal, also the dad forgets to bring home the milk :[ )
Yes This Is Why I Will Only Travel On Top Of The Ocean In My Full Time Tiny Home A All Season Off-Grid Floatable/Drivable 108 Person Enclosed Tank Like Submarine So I Can Be Safe and Warm Away From The Ocean Wildlife and The Extreme Ice Age Like Cold + I Love YA TH-cam A Lot
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I love how on my phone the title is just "Why I'd throat a cactus".
Lmfao
I'm convinced
Dolphins are jerks. Manta rays are fucking sweet, always heard they were gentle and then getting that big weighing that much was cool and the one asking for help was very heartwarming and glad that scuba diver helped it.
People think Dolphins are cute.
When they are killer sharks because they have no rules down their
@@3clisp315 dolphins are worse than sharks because they kill for fun
@@johngeo5816 it auto corrected kill to killer. Also yea, at least sharks like belly rubs
I want to go scuba diving and meet a manta ray 🤩 big ol sea puppies
@@3clisp315 There ain't no ocean cops, just...
*Ocean Man.*
He also talks about how Ducks and Penguins are EVIL.
All birds are
@@marieporter9488 we got some gud Burbs out there too.
@@jamcalx the shoebill for example, will let you walk up to it's nest and won't cause any harm and won't even look at you with the idea of causing harm
@@averagecheesefan1232 despite it being a terrifying looking demon, its actually pretty nice
@The Legendary Arceus All birds
Casual Geographic/Hood Nature is the most naturally (lol) funny new channel I've seen on YT in years.
The stonefish belongs to a family of fish that are found basically all over the world, all of whom share basically all the same characteristics, and mostly differ based on size and color.
To make the ocean freakier, we know about less than %15 of the ocean, and yet we are already headed for mars ಠ_ಠ
I think its probably cuz the ocean depths are just...nothing...its empty space with a few strange looking worms and fishies here and there
@@erichvondonitz5325 same can be said about space
@@scalesthebattlemage4634 Yeah except we dont have the proper tech to do it as oppose to rhe Ocean
This is a myth. Stop perpetuating it.
@@zeallust8542 that's what I try to tell overly religious people
Being afraid of the ocean is rather common. Personally, I attribute it to the feeling that it's not our domain. Rivers, a lake, they're manageable. The ocean is too big, there are too many unknown things. It's too deep!
12:40
Juvenile organs are different from adult organs and because of that you can tell the difference. Organs such as the organs that reproduce how fast cells grow/decay and things like that can tell you if an animal is a juvenile.
5:15 nikki’s face like ohhh tell me more
I had no clue stonefish were native to more than just Australia I caught like 15 of them once had no clue what they were And my only thought was “we’ll these fuckers don’t look edible” so I just tossed them all back
Well, technically, they are; their venom is a lot like the toxins in eel blood. Both can kill you real easy, but both types break down under heat, so...no sushi platter, but fried up or grilled? Yeah, they're ok. Same with lionfish; lots of spines seeping venom, but the meat's just fine.
4:08
Reaction begins
I kinda like swimming in the ocean but the currents are scary. Was on a beach in Norway where you can surf and the currents were fucking me up even though I was close to land. I was in shallow water and yet the current messed me up since I was tied to my surfboard by my ankle. It felt like something was pulling me while pushing me down. I am just glad there was no seagrass to get tangled into or sharp rocks. Or crabs. Or jellyfish. Or anything really. The current was enough.
After that I was a lot more careful with the ocean... and ever since Casual Geographic told me about the horrors of the sea. Well, I am even more cautious with it. You can´t tell me sea monsters don´t exist because they do!
You ABSOLUTELY have to react to "How to survive any animal attack"!
On another note please send good wishes to the poor people of Louisiana. They really need it right now they just got hit with a stronger hurricane than Katrina. It’s absolutely devastated the state and on the very day 16 years later hurricane Katrina happened. Or donate money to a good not devision charity. Please
More Casual Geographic (Hood Nature)
I miss the hood nature title
If you would like to react to another of his videos then you should watch Animal seacrest that zoos don't want you to know
I honestly wouldn't worry about deep sea animals getting you. If they get to you then they'll most likely be dead already because of too much oxygen, and if you go too far down in the sea you'll die before you'll reach any critter along with not being able to see anything lol.
Although there's really no reason for humans to be out in the ocean unless you're just traveling, exploring, or doing some researching.
Regarding the stories at the beginning, the first and last time I went into the ocean the current swept me clean off my feet and started pulling me out rather quickly. My gf at the time was the only reason I didn’t end up doing exactly that, ever since then I’ve had crippling Thallasophobia . The ocean is amazing, powerful and beautiful but it’s also a giant, deadly and powerful being in its own right. Respect the ocean, stay tf out of it 😂😭
4:09 is roughly when it begins!
They should start a gaming segment. I bet they would love the Subnautica series.
counter point : just don't go to the beach in australia
Counter counter point: Don't go to Australia.
That dude Looks like that one guy from a youtube channel called renegade media group
I is he
@@TheycallmeHatGuy nah, you are his brother
@@TheycallmeHatGuy "Well, of course I know him. He's me." ~Kenobi
Please react to more of him and zefrank's true facts!!
Fact: the giant conch has EYES
y'all got that tongue that sounds like your down the road in the holler from me lmao, good video once again man
Great videos, you two. I just finished watching your previous and have a few recommendations if you guys are interested in movies (specifically in movie reviews) so bad that they are good.
I would recommend for you start with:
1)By Good bad or bad bad-two movie major and ex director friends who go over which movies are bad, but worth the watch, and which ones are utter trash:
-Fateful findings(if the Room was made into a series of multiple movies and on even more drugs than Danny and Tommy were on =)) )
-Glimmer man and On Deadly Ground( two crazy Steven Seagal movies)
-Grease 2 (musical sequel gone bad with 5 minute long songs, all about bad metaphors for sex)
-An American Hippie in Israel( crazy hippie leader starts a commune in a Lord of the Flies style)
-After Last Season(the worst movie ever made. It's so bad, it makes you feel insane after watching it, like how the movie's director is)
-Terror Squad( Breakfast Club meets a horrific group who attack and destroy a small town in Indiana; the tone of the movie is all over the place).
2) By Elvis the Alien:
-Swamp Ape (horny Bigfoot and objectifying women: The movie)
-The Drone (a drone kills people)
-Open House(a mother and a son vs a max level stealth, boots wearing Navy Seal, also the dad forgets to bring home the milk :[ )
hood nature is the best
id rather go in deep space than deep ocean
6:24 ..... It's a little different when you actually check the math on the rates.... Same with the magnetic field decreasing in strength.
random natural video from chatman how nice.
Manta rays are sweethearts!!!!
Your dog is so cute
I’m actually an underwater welder 🤦🏾
We're all thinking it
can you guys react to “Learing English with Ricky Gervais?” it’s super funny :)
Plz watch more!
id love to see moer of him
I love your dog
Wow!
Yes This Is Why I Will Only Travel On Top Of The Ocean In My Full Time Tiny Home A All Season Off-Grid Floatable/Drivable 108 Person Enclosed Tank Like Submarine So I Can Be Safe and Warm Away From The Ocean Wildlife and The Extreme Ice Age Like Cold + I Love YA TH-cam A Lot
10:42 Cool story bro.
whale whale whale what do we have here
that moment when a youtuber takes four to five minutes to get past the intro
Shorty is so handsome
Wheres that beautiful backgrown from?
Watch the movie The Abyss made in the 1980s it is interesting
Most shark attacks happen in 3ft of water (waist height.)
Sharks are also less lethal than most things tbh. More people die annually from cows, dogs, vending machines fireworks, icicles, and spiders.
My mom was from Louisiana so when you guys say whales I don’t hear the difference
Name alone gets a sub from me