The gnocch isn't native to or found in the Amazon. Its native to the northern rivers of the Indian subcontinent. Also it doesn't take on crocodiles as no crocodiles live in the rivers that far north.
@@jiggnorth3593 Ik it's just the comment said there are Crocs in the Amazon so I said that there is just caiman and no Crocs, in the Amazon the only crocodilians are spectacled caiman and black caiman
Yes, terrible research on this video. Goonch catfish = nowhere near the Amazon River. 👎 At least Jeremy Wade knows where they live. River Monsters, the real fishing show. ☝️
@@josefine9163 I’m 52 seconds in an can say for certain that goonch aren’t in the Amazon. Moreover, half of the clips were of wells catfish, not goonch.
@@pr0pyr866 not be undercut you, but that's true for the river itself, as well as every slightly deep other body of water, if you're not careful you'll drown.
@@Joey3rdeyelasix if you jumped into the amazon river drowning would be like a walk in the park compared to what some of those animals can do to you and I know you can drown in any water body you dont even need liquid h²o particles to drown you can die from the inhalation air that is to humid but your chances of drowning in the amazon river are very slim if you dont count all the creatures that will literally rip you apart of drag you to the bottom. That's not drowning that's being drowned if you get what I mean. That's the only way I could put it
@@pr0pyr866 but what about all of the other areas of the Amazon River where people safely enter it as a part of their daily life? It's all about the wildlife in that location
You’ll fish all your life in the Amazon and never catch a Goonch. They live in India. And all those Wells Catfish you showed don’t live there either. Yeesh
@@randystone4903 we have them in southern Illinois too. Flatheads and Blues. We catch them over 60 lbs often and occasionally over 80. We live about 50 miles from where the Mississippi and the Ohio rivers meet.
goonch spreads all over the world,,it can be founded in India,,southeast Asia country also,,it just been named differently,,,,Amazon river is not exceptions.....
Jeremy wade has proven that red bellied piranhas don't eat live creatures unless absolutely neccesary and only a minority of piranha species are carnivores the rest are herbivores.
Got less than a minute into this video talking about the Goonch and showing so many clips of wells catfish. Can’t get it right or identify species correctly don’t do it. Also the Goonch is from India.
Non of them were wels catfish and carp species are indigenous to China and Japan and look were they are now. Hahaha you be a dick to some one because you think your smarter than them but really your just copying what other people say and sont know any thing your self
Back in 2009 my son and I took my bay boat out on the Mississippi river for 3 months. When we were in St. Louis we started fishing and because of how large some of the alligator gar and catfish are, we had steel leaders. That way they couldnt just snap the line. Something hit my bait so hard and fast, I almost lost my rod and reel. Luckily the real handle got caught and stopped it from going swimming. After an hour and a half we were able to see it. I was thinking a huge catfish and my son was thinking alligator gar. Neither one of us was right. This was a 5 and a half foot long Bull Shark. After we got it into the boat to take some pictures, a game warden comes over to ask us for our fishing licenses and to see what in the blue world we landed. I didnt have a scale but the Game Warden did. This shark was 321pds. Talk about freaking me out. I know that they live in rivers but I wouldnt have ever thought this far in.
@@gigabilitydontask1549 I don't know if you know this, but there are no locks or dams between St. Louis and the Gulf of Mexico on the Mississippi river.
@@gigabilitydontask1549 Look at a map. There isn’t a dam, lock, or any other encumbrance of the Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau. I was being courteous, and passing on a little info, Honestly, believe whatever you want.
I was on the Amazon twice in 2008. First in the broad Lower Amazon using motor powered dingies several times a day. The power of the River and its drug ridden local inhabitants seemed more threatening than most of the wildlife. But the second foray into the Upper Amazon above Iquitos with daily and nightly excursions by paddle driven dugout canoes was astounding. Floating 2 or 3 inches above the water line and approached by most of the predators show here for a week was an unbelievable experience. We were accompanied by very informative naturalists and in each canoe had an experienced guide and a canoe handler for a total of 6 or 7 people. We went quite far north and spent most of the trip in Peruvian waters. At night we enjoyed gourmet meals on a cabin cruiser that accommodated 20 including the small crew. It was an adventure not to be forgotten. We even made it into a small village on a tiny tributary whose inhabitants had not before been visited by Europeans. There were not many firsts still possible to eco travelers in the 21st century, but this was cutting edge at the time. We were a long way from help if there we had an emergency. This last adventure fulfilled my lifelong travel dream, stoked by slides of a family friend in 1955 who had taken the mail boat up and down between Iquitos an Belem. Then we’re screened in the living room for 3 hours when I was 12 years old. I would not have imagined the adventure to be possible otherwise. Now approaching 80, I am grateful to have seen much of the world in a shoestring budget. The Amazon trips were gifts for which I am eternally grateful.
Years ago, I've had a colleague whose husband almost got his leg amputated due to a flesh eating bacteria, which he recounts he might have gotten when they went to Amazon River. He's a seafarer and was sent back to our country for proper treatment. Didn't know all the details but I've seen his leg when he was hospitalized, it's as if you can see an anatomical model of the leg's muscles, tissues and bone. So terrible. But he's recovered and well now. ❤️
Piranhas are actually not as fearsome as people think, they most of the time hunt fish and some mammals, but it is uncommon for them to attack people and this behavior could only be because they are starving, which is rare.
The red bellied piranha really isn’t that dangerous to humans, most stories you hear of them happened after the person was already dead. It makes me so mad when people talk about how scary and dangerous they are for some reason
My mom lost half of her little toe for a piranha in a river in Mato Grosso state I still remember running out of the water and screaming like crazy on that day, i was like 8 years or so 😂
There's a gore site with a video where a group of South American men are pulling a little girl out of the water, and her body is almost skeletonized! The father of this child is devastated to the point of hysteria, and that's what makes the footage even harder to watch! I would link you, but the site owner is a piece of $hit that admitted he would upload child porn "if he could". He should never get any business. Trust me, piranha's are deadly, unless there's numerous species? Love/Respect to you kind sir.
@@exorigran one piranha, or many piranha's? There's a gore site that show them pulling a dead girl out of the water, and she's been eaten alive. Also, and for demonstration, one of the men is holding a dead cow head, and every time the cow head makes contact with the surface, hundreds of piranhas attack ,and then fall off the cow head, like maggot's, when the head is lifted out of the water!
Most of this is bullshit. I'm pretty sure this guy just watched someone who knows nothing about these animals and took it for facts, added some really bad lines, and hoped for the best.
Stingrays don't "attack". They will only defend themselves if stepped on or harassed. You make it sound like they are going to just find someone and attack them for no reason.
There are now at least 3 known species of electric eel. The third and most recently discovered is found in the southern regions and is capable of producing 800 volts where the second was found to produce only 600 volts max and the first known species can produce only 250 volts if i remember correctly...
Ok but where is the Goliath tiger fish that will literally eat crocs, anaconda , giant cat fish.......and well let's just say if their teeth can peirce it..... they eat it.
I quit watching the River Monsters show when host Jeremy Wade tried like hell to convince viewers the Russian taimen species of fish was a deadly predator instead of a wild salmon.
Brazilians watching a tourist go for a swim in the Amazon River: Well, he's gone, back to the hotel everybody, we're gonna learn how to call emergency services in portuguese!
Lol you are so right he even called the Paco a ball cutter when it's called a bolt cutter LOL 😆 I know it attacks men's genitals but it's not nicknamed a ball cutter LOL I guess I've watched a little more Jeremy Wade than he has LMFAO
1.The Goonch doesn't live in the Amazon. It lives in India. 2. Vampire fish don't attack humans and only target small prey fish. Many other fish kill others in captivity 3. Otters pose no risk to humans 4. He actually managed to be correct for the Bull Shark. 5. Stingray tails do not rip through flesh, they do slice it up bad. Also Stingrays are very timid and will not seek out humans. 6. It's a slightly larger leech, get real. 7: Red Bellied Pirahnas are typically timid and only pose a risk during extreme starvation. 8. Paku are slow, fruit eaters very timid, slow and have only been reported attacking balls in New Zealand, somewhere they are invasive. 9. Electric Eels are not the only electric fish, also even though eels are very powerful they are timid. 10. Someone managed to be correct about the Caiman. 11. He was mostly correct about Paraiba. 12. He is mostly correct, but why bring up a fish that is only defensive against humans? 13. The Aropaima is far from the most deadly fish and he somehow neglects the fact that these fish love to jump from the water and that a headbutt or tailslap could easily break ribs or knock someone out. 14. He got this mostly correct thankfully. 15. He is correct about the Candiru, however it is not a predeator
Couldn’t get one minute into this. The very first fish you called a goonch, but what you showed was a Wells catfish, which is not found in the Amazon. And by the way, neither is the goonch. If that’s your lead story, I figured it goes down hill pretty quick after that.
The gnocch isn't native to or found in the Amazon. Its native to the northern rivers of the Indian subcontinent. Also it doesn't take on crocodiles as no crocodiles live in the rivers that far north.
Only caimans
@@xanderduncan9885 Caiman do not live in India.
@@jiggnorth3593 I meant in south america
@@xanderduncan9885 Okay, but the goonch catfish doesnt live in South America.
@@jiggnorth3593 Ik it's just the comment said there are Crocs in the Amazon so I said that there is just caiman and no Crocs, in the Amazon the only crocodilians are spectacled caiman and black caiman
The goonch isn't actually from the Amazon. Their home is in the large rivers of India.
Yup
And half the videos they showed were of wells catfish 😂
Yes, terrible research on this video. Goonch catfish = nowhere near the Amazon River. 👎
At least Jeremy Wade knows where they live. River Monsters, the real fishing show. ☝️
The goonch is from South Asia 🤔. I stopped watching after that. The Wells if you have it in the video is from Europe.
Not only that but they kept showing a Well's catfish and saying it was a goonch catfish 🤦🏼♂️🤔so annoying when that happens
The fact that this video got as many views as it did is amazing. The spreading of misinformation you presented in this video is astounding.
Correct him then
@@josefine9163 I’m 52 seconds in an can say for certain that goonch aren’t in the Amazon. Moreover, half of the clips were of wells catfish, not goonch.
@@rickyd454 ugh why is he giving us wrong information??? I hate that
wills
@@josefine9163 I didn’t have to. Read the comments.
They're really misusing the term "deadly" here. Only 6 or 7 of these creatures are actually really dangerous to humans.
Every thing is dangerous in the amazon river if you dont take the right safety procortions
@@pr0pyr866 not be undercut you, but that's true for the river itself, as well as every slightly deep other body of water, if you're not careful you'll drown.
@@Joey3rdeyelasix if you jumped into the amazon river drowning would be like a walk in the park compared to what some of those animals can do to you and I know you can drown in any water body you dont even need liquid h²o particles to drown you can die from the inhalation air that is to humid but your chances of drowning in the amazon river are very slim if you dont count all the creatures that will literally rip you apart of drag you to the bottom. That's not drowning that's being drowned if you get what I mean. That's the only way I could put it
@@pr0pyr866 but what about all of the other areas of the Amazon River where people safely enter it as a part of their daily life? It's all about the wildlife in that location
They didn't mention it was deadly to humans I guess that's what your assuming it doesn't have to involve humans
You’ll fish all your life in the Amazon and never catch a Goonch. They live in India. And all those Wells Catfish you showed don’t live there either. Yeesh
The wells catfish live in Europe
I was about to call them out about Goonch being a big catfish. We have 100 lb plus catfish in NC.
@@randystone4903 we have them in southern Illinois too. Flatheads and Blues. We catch them over 60 lbs often and occasionally over 80. We live about 50 miles from where the Mississippi and the Ohio rivers meet.
Yeah i just womdered how they in the amazon too
goonch spreads all over the world,,it can be founded in India,,southeast Asia country also,,it just been named differently,,,,Amazon river is not exceptions.....
Most of the footage they showed of the goonch was actually footage of wells catfish 🤣
Goonch isn’t even in amazon
Oh wow 😂
I'd never even heard of one of one before this but I knew what they were showing wasn't it's
Goonch is not even there in amazon 🤣🤣 they are from the Himalayan rivers in india, Bhutan, nepal, Bangladesh, and parts of pakistan
They need it for the views
Jeremy wade is legendary he's caught a lot of these he's in almost every clip
He's awesome. Would love to have his job.
Jeremy wade has proven that red bellied piranhas don't eat live creatures unless absolutely neccesary and only a minority of piranha species are carnivores the rest are herbivores.
Again Jeremy wade explained why pacu were called ball cutters and u are wrong.
U forgot boto dolphins.
the deadliest catch program got boring fast, 9/10 episodes he was catching different species of catfish!
Got less than a minute into this video talking about the Goonch and showing so many clips of wells catfish. Can’t get it right or identify species correctly don’t do it. Also the Goonch is from India.
As you can see the Gooch is one of the most dangerous Fish just look at this wells catfish
Non of them were wels catfish and carp species are indigenous to China and Japan and look were they are now. Hahaha you be a dick to some one because you think your smarter than them but really your just copying what other people say and sont know any thing your self
Not just india mate thats just were its native other countries and continents cll it by different names
Title: Deadliest animal
Shows footage of human playing with them
Everybody hates leeches
😂
Back in 2009 my son and I took my bay boat out on the Mississippi river for 3 months. When we were in St. Louis we started fishing and because of how large some of the alligator gar and catfish are, we had steel leaders. That way they couldnt just snap the line. Something hit my bait so hard and fast, I almost lost my rod and reel. Luckily the real handle got caught and stopped it from going swimming. After an hour and a half we were able to see it. I was thinking a huge catfish and my son was thinking alligator gar. Neither one of us was right. This was a 5 and a half foot long Bull Shark. After we got it into the boat to take some pictures, a game warden comes over to ask us for our fishing licenses and to see what in the blue world we landed. I didnt have a scale but the Game Warden did. This shark was 321pds. Talk about freaking me out. I know that they live in rivers but I wouldnt have ever thought this far in.
What a wonderful story Mark
No pics didn't happen how did it get up a dozen dams may have happened a long time ago before all the dams
@@gigabilitydontask1549 I don't know if you know this, but there are no locks or dams between St. Louis and the Gulf of Mexico on the Mississippi river.
@@luthersnow8714 I Googled it Luther Cape Girardeau South Of St Louis
@@gigabilitydontask1549 Look at a map. There isn’t a dam, lock, or any other encumbrance of the Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau. I was being courteous, and passing on a little info, Honestly, believe whatever you want.
Big fish huh y'all. Hope everyone has a great new year! Thank you Amerikano!!!!!
merry christmas and happy new year
10tul?ts00e
#AstoAditya
⣾⣿⣿⣿⠿⠿⠟⠻⠿⢿⣿⣿⣿⡆ ⠀⠀⠀⢰⣿⣿⡿⠂⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⠉⢻⡇ ⠀⠀⠀⠈⠿⣿⣇⣠⠤⠤⠤⢤⣀⣤⠤⠤⣺⡏ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠐⢉⣯⠹⣀⣀⣢⡸⠉⢏⡄⣀⣯⠁ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠡⠀⢹⣆⠀⠀⠀⣀⡀⡰⠀⢠⠖⠂ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⠙⣿⣿⠀⠠⠚⢋⡁⠀⡜ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢸⠈⠙⠦⣤⣀⣤⣤⡼⠁ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢀⡌⠀⠀⠀⠀⠉⢏⡉ ⠀⠀⠀⣀⣴⣿⣷⣶⣤⣤⣤⣴⣾⣷⣶⣦⡀ ⢀⣴⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣄ ⠚⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠂ Toh kaise hai aap log #ghostvideobyastoadityacarryminati Dekhiye carry ke saath bhutiya ghatnayen ko......🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I was on the Amazon twice in 2008. First in the broad Lower Amazon using motor powered dingies several times a day. The power of the River and its drug ridden local inhabitants seemed more threatening than most of the wildlife. But the second foray into the Upper Amazon above Iquitos with daily and nightly excursions by paddle driven dugout canoes was astounding. Floating 2 or 3 inches above the water line and approached by most of the predators show here for a week was an unbelievable experience. We were accompanied by very informative naturalists and in each canoe had an experienced guide and a canoe handler for a total of 6 or 7 people. We went quite far north and spent most of the trip in Peruvian waters. At night we enjoyed gourmet meals on a cabin cruiser that accommodated 20 including the small crew. It was an adventure not to be forgotten. We even made it into a small village on a tiny tributary whose inhabitants had not before been visited by Europeans. There were not many firsts still possible to eco travelers in the 21st century, but this was cutting edge at the time. We were a long way from help if there we had an emergency. This last adventure fulfilled my lifelong travel dream, stoked by slides of a family friend in 1955 who had taken the mail boat up and down between Iquitos an Belem. Then we’re screened in the living room for 3 hours when I was 12 years old. I would not have imagined the adventure to be possible otherwise. Now approaching 80, I am grateful to have seen much of the world in a shoestring budget. The Amazon trips were gifts for which I am eternally grateful.
That's awsome
Don't share your life story here. We just want to watch his videos not ur boring life story
ok
@@markallen2558;;;;
thank you for sharing
Years ago, I've had a colleague whose husband almost got his leg amputated due to a flesh eating bacteria, which he recounts he might have gotten when they went to Amazon River. He's a seafarer and was sent back to our country for proper treatment. Didn't know all the details but I've seen his leg when he was hospitalized, it's as if you can see an anatomical model of the leg's muscles, tissues and bone. So terrible. But he's recovered and well now. ❤️
Imagine being in the Amazon and get attacked by an electric eel and stay there, unable to move. Must be a really *shocking* experience
As Popeye would declare, "Ak ak, ak, ak........... "
It's kinda odd he didn't point out the 3 species of electric eels in the amazon
It's amps that kill , not volts , eels deliver 80 , plenty to stop ur heart
His jokes on that electric eel are underrated😂
Quite shocking...
No they're stupid
Am I the only one who actually enjoys these type of videos ??
As long as you know most is not all the information is fake, then your chill.
"Fun Fact": You Can't Breathe while smiling. Joking,Just Wanted To Make You Smile:)))♥️♥️
Good one
Nice!! Worked on me!!
Got me...
Great video! This is my first time seeing your videos. I subbed snd liked tho 🤙
This Video MAKES me wanna go to the Amazon River more.
(Happy New Year! This Vid made my Day.)
Truly amazing and shocking video 🎣👍🎣👍🎣
This video is really, really stretching the meaning of 'deadly'...
And accuracy
"What's your favorite app"
Like: TH-cam
Reply: Tiktok
#both
...I think all the dudes watching this video knew what number one was going to be when they clicked on it.
Not just dudes. Those fish swim up the urethra, and both males and females have urethras.
Iam very interesting all about your video, specialy many big monster fish
That freeze frame of the “goonch” cat fish looks like a blue fin tuna 😂
Yeah dunno about that looked fake as well
It was definitely a tuna , and the amount of misinformation in this video is astounding
Thought so too.
I thought so too.
Oh hell no!. Number 1 just gave me nightmares
Fun fact, a Pacu fish can bite off your finger.
Yeah that sounds like fun😂
Wow. Amazing 👍👍👍
Piranhas are actually not as fearsome as people think, they most of the time hunt fish and some mammals, but it is uncommon for them to attack people and this behavior could only be because they are starving, which is rare.
I play your videos so I can sleep easily. I mean, your voice is sooooooo calm and
Shame there is an advertisement raping your ears every 2 minutes
@@FazeKazookid I use AdBlock, so I can sleep well while listening to your videos XD
The red bellied piranha really isn’t that dangerous to humans, most stories you hear of them happened after the person was already dead. It makes me so mad when people talk about how scary and dangerous they are for some reason
In profile, they could be J. Edgar Hoover.
My mom lost half of her little toe for a piranha in a river in Mato Grosso state
I still remember running out of the water and screaming like crazy on that day, i was like 8 years or so 😂
There's a gore site with a video where a group of South American men are pulling a little girl out of the water, and her body is almost skeletonized! The father of this child is devastated to the point of hysteria, and that's what makes the footage even harder to watch! I would link you, but the site owner is a piece of $hit that admitted he would upload child porn "if he could". He should never get any business. Trust me, piranha's are deadly, unless there's numerous species? Love/Respect to you kind sir.
@@exorigran one piranha, or many piranha's? There's a gore site that show them pulling a dead girl out of the water, and she's been eaten alive. Also, and for demonstration, one of the men is holding a dead cow head, and every time the cow head makes contact with the surface, hundreds of piranhas attack ,and then fall off the cow head, like maggot's, when the head is lifted out of the water!
@@ghostwriter1415 probably only one, since it ate only that "little toe meat"
Tbh who has been a fan for a long time
1:30 in and already seeing clips of wels catfish being mixed up with the goonch
🤦♂️
As well as the fact that goonch only live in asia and nowhere near the Amazon.
I wasn't watching at first, only listening. The "Giant Daughter" sounded ferocious. :D
If it swims, Jeremey Wade (of River Monsters) has caught it. Well done Jeremey.
Hi bro i like your vids
The entire first goonch segment had almost nothing true in it at all.
Most of this is bullshit. I'm pretty sure this guy just watched someone who knows nothing about these animals and took it for facts, added some really bad lines, and hoped for the best.
Wow nice amazing fishes.
Imagine if the Amazon and Australia fused certain animals
Good video🤙🤙
Stingrays don't "attack". They will only defend themselves if stepped on or harassed. You make it sound like they are going to just find someone and attack them for no reason.
There was a lot of Wells Catfish clip. These 2 are not the same.
Since Everyone Is FIRST Im Second
In a world of almost 8 billion people 2nd is still a great place. 😊
Also Gay ...
Top 10 episodes of River Monsters, #3 will surprise you!
"Honey, would you still love me if I was a worm?"
Pacu fish were probably here before us so humans have “ Pacu like teeth” (idc if i spelled it wrong)
The electric eel is never charged for its crime... lol pretty good!
Is it mad that I own 4 of the fish mentioned on here piraiba, arapaima, redtail catfish, pacu and 1 extra. The alligator gar 🤣🤣🤣
A jaguar can easily kill caimans its not rare
Sorry guys, I subscribed and liked because of the centipede, although the content is awesome.
me; living in guyana that is found in south america not knowing about river sting rays and also not being scared of them
the is and one of them is poisonous the black one with the yellow rings all over the body
Dafuq? River stingrays?
@@multatuli1 yes !! type on google !!
@@faustobiadellifilho4649 this? wow
th-cam.com/video/AI1f2KD8Q9A/w-d-xo.html
Me: also living in Guyana and not know abt all this
Woah woah woah woah chill il subs😅😅
almost as if river monsters covers all of this in a far more interesting and entertaining way
Ur Humor earned you a new sub
The Goonch catfish is not found in the Amazon it is found in India and other parts of Southeast Asia
Happy new year
There are three types of electric eels! One of the species as such a high voltage it will kill you! Animal planet is very educational!
#AstoAditya
⣾⣿⣿⣿⠿⠿⠟⠻⠿⢿⣿⣿⣿⡆ ⠀⠀⠀⢰⣿⣿⡿⠂⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⠉⢻⡇ ⠀⠀⠀⠈⠿⣿⣇⣠⠤⠤⠤⢤⣀⣤⠤⠤⣺⡏ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠐⢉⣯⠹⣀⣀⣢⡸⠉⢏⡄⣀⣯⠁ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠡⠀⢹⣆⠀⠀⠀⣀⡀⡰⠀⢠⠖⠂ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⠙⣿⣿⠀⠠⠚⢋⡁⠀⡜ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢸⠈⠙⠦⣤⣀⣤⣤⡼⠁ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢀⡌⠀⠀⠀⠀⠉⢏⡉ ⠀⠀⠀⣀⣴⣿⣷⣶⣤⣤⣤⣴⣾⣷⣶⣦⡀ ⢀⣴⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣄ ⠚⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠛⠂ Toh kaise hai aap log #ghostvideobyastoadityacarryminati Dekhiye carry ke saath bhutiya ghatnayen ko......🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
- Great video
There’s a private naturally heated pond near my house that someone released a paku in and I’ve skinny dipping in it
thanks and happy new year
I have aquaphobia.... this is making me get goosebumps..
The first catfish was the killer catfish
There are now at least 3 known species of electric eel. The third and most recently discovered is found in the southern regions and is capable of producing 800 volts where the second was found to produce only 600 volts max and the first known species can produce only 250 volts if i remember correctly...
There's also electric catfish
Yeah
Me being scared of the open sea:
The Amazon: sharks, snakes, electric eel`s, stingray, piranha
The Candiru is hardly deadly to humans. However, it is the very reason that I never peed in or near the river, as they can navigate the 'stream'.
Do you honestly believe a fish can swim up your piss stream that's just ridiculous.
@@codysmith605 Sounds wild, but It’s documented. A guy has to cut his own penis lmao
I knew you couldn't forgo the Goonch Stole Christmas joke....lol
I just noticed otters look like freaking seals!! It's probably the seals ancient relative.
Love your show
The goonch catfish lives in India not South America
9:56 Ball cutters😂😂😂
Starting my 2021 with this video🥰
WHOOO WHOOO WHOOO WHEEE CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL Y'ALL ON THEM GIGANTIC FISHES
there's more than one type of electric fish.
nice amazing monster i thinks
Goonch is in the ganjis river in india, most of the fish he was showing was wels catfish.
Quite enthusiastic and motivating the way he talks so full of energy 😂😂
Ok but where is the Goliath tiger fish that will literally eat crocs, anaconda , giant cat fish.......and well let's just say if their teeth can peirce it..... they eat it.
The Goliath tiger fish doesn’t live in the Amazon. They only live in Africa.
Love the vid
I like how this whole video is based on how terrifying these animals are but there are millions of people who keep them all as pets 🤣
You might keep in mind that people are idiots.
You’re telling me there is a freaking Otter that is only 4 inches shorter than me!!!!!! 😢😢😢
Actually the goonch is not from Amazon it’s from india
I would fear the can-do-roo....which is why never been to the Amazon and don't intend to .
I quit watching the River Monsters show when host Jeremy Wade tried like hell to convince viewers the Russian taimen species of fish was a deadly predator instead of a wild salmon.
wild, absolutely livid !
oh the old ones are the best
I still watch River Monsters, but wait when did he do that?
@@Nina-ho3qi lmao, the guys just joking around
@@TerminalM193 lmaooo i forgot i made that comment! But k
Brazilians watching a tourist go for a swim in the Amazon River:
Well, he's gone, back to the hotel everybody, we're gonna learn how to call emergency services in portuguese!
Goonch catfish is only found in Indian sub continent and some parts of Asia..But definitely Not in Amazon!!
Hi
Gooch cat fish is a south Asian cat fish not Amazon
Electric eel is not the only electric fish what about the electric ray and stargazer
HEY
HI
IM BIG FAN
PlS SHOUT ME OUT! HAPPY NEW YEAR
Happy New Year 🥳
Good one
This guy pretty much watched a few episodes a River Monsters™ with Jeremy wade and thinks he knows everything🤣🙏🏻👍🏻
Lol you are so right he even called the Paco a ball cutter when it's called a bolt cutter LOL 😆 I know it attacks men's genitals but it's not nicknamed a ball cutter LOL I guess I've watched a little more Jeremy Wade than he has LMFAO
ÁÁ-Jakuk Vágner-od nás z Čech.👍
Piraba can eat a person whole!
1.The Goonch doesn't live in the Amazon. It lives in India.
2. Vampire fish don't attack humans and only target small prey fish. Many other fish kill others in captivity
3. Otters pose no risk to humans
4. He actually managed to be correct for the Bull Shark.
5. Stingray tails do not rip through flesh, they do slice it up bad. Also Stingrays are very timid and will not seek out humans.
6. It's a slightly larger leech, get real.
7: Red Bellied Pirahnas are typically timid and only pose a risk during extreme starvation.
8. Paku are slow, fruit eaters very timid, slow and have only been reported attacking balls in New Zealand, somewhere they are invasive.
9. Electric Eels are not the only electric fish, also even though eels are very powerful they are timid.
10. Someone managed to be correct about the Caiman.
11. He was mostly correct about Paraiba.
12. He is mostly correct, but why bring up a fish that is only defensive against humans?
13. The Aropaima is far from the most deadly fish and he somehow neglects the fact that these fish love to jump from the water and that a headbutt or tailslap could easily break ribs or knock someone out.
14. He got this mostly correct thankfully.
15. He is correct about the Candiru, however it is not a predeator
0:28 Burger King foot lettuce
Why you put some Wels Catfish pictures instead of "goonch" ones?
The fact that catfishes are so cute😚
Watching from philipines
I would never step foot 👣 into the Amazon River
Ironman could
Is there anything here that is not taken from another channel?
Couldn’t get one minute into this. The very first fish you called a goonch, but what you showed was a Wells catfish, which is not found in the Amazon. And by the way, neither is the goonch. If that’s your lead story, I figured it goes down hill pretty quick after that.
How is there so much scary shit on earth 😭 I don't even wanna think about what kinda shit is on other planets..
Hahaha