Cute Animals But They Slowly Get Worse For Your Health
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Happy Spooky season y’all. Which cute but deadly animal surprised you the most? What animal(s) did I leave off? Let me know!
Music from:
Super Mario Galaxy
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Facing Darkness- Myuu
Clips used:
Screaming Wombat: • WOMBAT YELLING! | The ...
Howling Mouse: • Mouse howl!! original ...
Grasshopper Mouse Attacks Scorpion: • Vermin vs. Venom - The...
Vampire Finch in Action: • Vampire Finch
Gorilla ASMR: www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR79T2Sw/
"Derp Guppy" Pufferfish: www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR7xFJ4G/
Research referenced:
Giant panda attacks: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Bite force quotient: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Pufferfish tetrodotoxin: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
One thing I feel like your average person doesn’t get: most carnivores would always rather save their energy for easier prey & don’t want to risk getting too injured to hunt. Herbivores don’t have anything better to do & are always ready to throw down
This. A carnivore has a lot of work to do to body a human, with success not being guaranteed, so why bother. A moose sees you as a threat to its way of life and is ready to fight you accordingly.
"Will the calories I burn to kill this 2-legger be recovered by its flesh? Nah." *rolls over and dismisses you as prey*
"Everything that isn't my parent or child is a threat trying to eat me and I must respond accordingly." *slams 500 pounds of fat into you*
Well yes, herbivores don't have anything better to do than to save their own life - or that’s how they see it.
@@bluesbest1 Slams 500 pounds of fat into you? Hey, who gave you a copy of my playbook, dammit?
@@bluesbest1what carnivore and herbivore do you have in mind here
Panda bears being described to have the hardware of a killer but the software of a gerbil is so scary yet so hilarious
I dunno dude. Gerbils are better
If you've ever been bitten by a gerbil or a rat you probably wouldn't be laughing. (They can remove a finger if your stupid with them)
@@meikahidenorito be fair, pandas can remove much, much more, as the video showed
I've been bit. Still say gerbils have better software. @@meikahidenori
@@meikahidenori I've been bitten by a mouse once, it actually sucked a little. Right on the tip of my left index finger. Shit hurts, but I imagine it could've been worse.
"Pro tip: if an animal is that small and goes out of its way to be seen, touching it is a great way to see your ancestors."
And that's why I love this channel. This guy is a genius of eloquence 😊
7:15 Whenever Doof was fighting Perry, I think that either Doof is immune to Platypus venom or Perry purposefully doesn't use his spur when fighting Doof that he doesn't feel that much pain when fighting him. I think it's highly likely the later because even though they're nemesis, they're frenemies at best and Perry does care for him.
That or Perry was actually a female the whole time
@@kitkatboardperry is a female
@@Tyranid_Hive_MindNo, Perry is a male
Doof himself is not a threat to national or world security
O.W.C.A. does have authority to arrest someone, but Doof is let free
The reason Perry is sent to stop him is because his inators DO pose a serious threat; like a machine that can affect the whole universe, one that can easily wipe memories, one that can send a beam which eradicates stuff immediately, one that can rapidly age or de-age people, etc.
Doof just doesn't use them to the extent that they could be taken should a real threat get control
Perry is sent to neutralize Doof and destroy the Inator, not him
@@hsfvhdsc4968 I mean, people often misidentify their pets' gender, so why not Perry ?
I think we should all be grateful the panda bear went with the herbivore route, because the alternative to bamboo bear is bone marrow bear. And I am very attached to my skeleton, definitely couldn't live without it.
Just wait until habitat loss has em trying human ossobuco for real. Like, 3 oz of bone martow will run ya 155 calories vs 24 for bamboo shoots. It'd come down to whether or not the calories look st getting it are worth it, tho. And, ya know, if their systems can handle switching to meat.
Pandas are actually meant to digest meat. They handle digestion of bamboo very poorly that’s why they eat and sleep so much
@@jorgereis5863pacifists ehh
@@stephengrigg5988vegans
A mouse that hunts like a cat and howls like a dog. Adorable and Awesome
Cats > dogs.
@@Based_Gigachad_001uhm
@@Based_Gigachad_001Dogs > cats.
@@Based_Gigachad_001both. both are good (aka cats = dogs imo)
@scarletgoat173 agreed dogs are cute but cats are just a bit better imo
1:33 The deadly were-mouse has a hunting-victory howl akin to a tea kettle whistle. But as with a full pot of boiling water, you'll never forget the pain of carelessly mishandling it.
This man's voice is able to change tone and emotion so much but his face never leaves perpetual pokerface-ness, I love it lol
Thank you for commenting this! This is exactly what I was thinking. 😂😂
10:44 “If it ends in a B-E-A-R you’ll be last seen in an ER, if you even get that far.”
Underrated line, right here! 😅
and it's being accompanied by a bear going full kung fu on a guy 😆
Pure poetry
Koala bear
No wait, their claws are horribly long
Man spitting bars
Grasshopper mice sound like they’d make great pets.
Emphasis on “sounds like”
As long as you don't mind them squealing into the night in your house! 😂
If you want a screaming psychopath, as CasGeo typically says,
Get a child.
Oh yeah, pretty much. They can't hurt humans, and the bonus is every time they successfully murk a creepy-crawly, they do a cute victory shout
@akhilsundar7376 Honestly, I'd take the mouse over a human infant with no second thoughts. 😅
8:42 if there is one thing I learned from my childhood obsessed with animals it's that you don't touch sea slugs or sea snails, none of that no matter how pretty jelly
I am absolutely obsessed with the fact those grasshopper mice howl 😭 I literally cannot get over it
"You can't judge animals by human standards."
Dolphins: "See! This guy gets it."
Nope dolphins are just menaces. They are sentient enough to know what they're doing.
@@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD prove to me they have similar standards and il fold. Show me a dolphin showing disapproval for their crimes. Guilt or justice their own crimes or the crimes of others.
@@Markcrazeer I was mostly joking but yeah you're 100% right, they don't have human morality and laws to abide to.
... As a male dolphin slaps you with a baby's arm holding an apple, pulls down your pants, and the female dolphin rides your face. But flipper is cute, and he loves you. The female loves you too. What more could you? Why do dolphins think humans are the equivalent of DolphinHub?
@@MarkcrazeerSome humans do not even do that.
Have you considered doing a list of animals that, despite being radically efficient killing machines, are usually friendly to humans?
We know which bird of prey would be on that list
Kitty cats?
Masked shrike mayhaps?
I thought he made a list like that already
Killer whales, dolphins, house cats, and blue whales all come to mind. The last one especially. They can send a billion krill to the shadow realm in a matter of seconds and yet they're not enemies of humanity.
Fun fact: the wombat is related to the now extinct Marsupial Lion. Looking at their fossils, you can tell. The dental hardware is basically the same, but these guys were way bigger than wombats and thought to be carnivores.
Oooh, I can see the resemblance, yeah
You should cover shrikes, the birds that literally impale their prey like they Dracula
I'm not a mouse, and therefore not threatened by them, but I live in fear of the shrike.
The grasshopper mouse letting it out its own war cry after killing a snake or scorpion is cool af
i want 20
That was the most cutest display of badassery EVER!!!!
Like a very small but mighty tea kettle
That mouse reminded me of a viking battle cry after killing it's prey. Most badass thing I've ever seen!
Platypuses are the definition of the ultimate sleeper build.
*platypi
@@Jesus-zc8pq *platyp*ssies
@@Jesus-zc8pqdon’t be that guy. No one likes people who correct others
@@Jesus-zc8pq I'm fairly sure the correct plural of platypus is platypuses.
@@Jesus-zc8pq*platipodes
The "B-E-A-R" - "you'll be last seen in an ER" - "even if it gets that far" LINE IS STRAIGHT BARS. BARS LIKE RIKERS, MAKE YA SAY YIKERS
Fun fact: wombat poo is in the shape of a cube! They literately shit bricks and don't care. #themoreyouknow
Can we please get a book of just all of the amazingly creative ways this guy says "killed" without saying "killed"? "Landscaping your family tree" is my new favourite
I think has one out....and the title is similar...
Agreed. I still take issue with tiktok's heavy censorship that hides your videos if you say "killed" or "death, but sometimes it breeds interesting euphemisms instead of illegible t¥℗1ng to avoid filters. Users like CasualGeographic deserve huge credit for turning it into an art form.
“Doing landscape work on your family tree” is a new high for this already extremely eloquent channel
seriously tho, how does he come up with that?
Every time I think he couldn't possibly come up with a better euphemism for killing I'm swiftly proven wrong.
@@matheussanthiago9685Natural selection. In the Tiktok ecosystem, creators have to adapt to survive against the apex predator: the Filter.
Casual Geographic, an invasive species from Tiktok, adapted by being an absolute poet.
Now that he's been introduced to TH-cam, he's basically running circles around TH-cam's apex predator: the Algorithm.
That shit had me dying😂
@@wekashipo7507😂😂😂😂
3:04 This music just brought back so many memories of little big planet 2, the dinosaur level with the Spinosaurus, time flies by
One thing to note about eating Pufferfish: the Chefs who prepare it have to go to pufferfish school to learn how and get certified. The final test before they are certified is to make some pufferfish and then eat what they made. Essentially, you have to be so confident that you are ready to make this dish that you are willing to bet your own life.
Fun fact about pandas: one of their Chinese names translated as “Iron Eating Animal.” People often forget that bamboo is extremely tough stuff, so you need very strong jaws and sharp teeth to break it
And an equally strong esophagus to swallow it raw too.
Awesome information, Thanks!
I thought the bamboo they eat was soft? Forgot the specifics, just what I heard
Yeah bamboo is used to build things
Why In gods name they are so determined to eat it I will never understand
Moral of the story: Cute animals are still animals and will act accordingly.
😂
If you fuck around with animals you find out how dangerous they are
Insinuating that every single one of them is dangerous, which is so untrue. You shouldn't handle most of them regardless, but it doesn't make ALL of them dangerous.
@@baalfgames5318 whoa there, not tryna start a fight. These are animals and will act like animals, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of them are dangerous. I meant that animals don't have human virtues, logic, and morals.
@@MrLandShark55_55 BS. Apes, elephants and dolphins all have a pretty high level of intelligence to the point where they DO share some of our virtues.
6:26 tell me that’s not Satan in the flesh. Damn nightmare fuel
3:32 Good thing Alfred Hitchcock didn’t know about that bird!
I LOVE grasshopper mice, they took a prey build and dumped all their points into offense and now THEY'RE the predators. And their howls are the cherry on top, I love the werewolf mice.
Has Tier Zoo mentioned them on any of his videos?
Tierzoo watcher?
My mom was stung by a man-o-war in Florida as a kid and had a severe allergic reaction. She was super lucky that she came from a family filled with allergy-sufferers, because my grandma recognized the symptoms immediately and managed to get my mom to a hospital in time. This was a few years before the invention of the epi-pen, as well, so the doctor told her if she was ever stung again, she WOULD die. She now has a healthy respect for the ocean and its various deadly creatures.
It's definitely painful. I barely brushed up against a single tentacle and thankfully didn't get entangled like most people do, and the pain is INSTANTLY excruciating. Especially for a younger person, and if you don't know what it was, panic alone in the ocean is a recipe for death. Their tentacles can be up to 40 feet long. Most people see one pretty far away and think they're safe. Only 2 things bring immediate relief. Getting peed on or someone happening by with a moth full of snuff. The lifeguard gave me the latter, thankfully. There's actually no way to tell if you'll have the same, less severe, or more severe of a reaction if you experienced a severe allergic reaction(anaphylaxis) from a stinging insect or sea bug or any animal that uses venom and can sting. I had a severe reaction and about lost my airway because of a hornet sting when I was 16. I've been stung multiple times since and had local swelling and aching pain, but nothing like that event, thank God. I also have a friend who's dad got stung mowing grass a couple times over one summer and was fine. Untill he wasn't. They found him dead of an apparent anaphylactic reaction from a single sting on the top of his head the 3rd or 4th time that summer. He'd never had an allergic reaction in his life. This is why I don't mess with bees, wasps, hornets, spiders,, caterpillars, or anything that bites or stings. It's Russian Roulette, except the way you die is way slower and more painful. Big NOPE for me hanging around where they're around you, let alone trying to get rid of a nest or web burrows.💯
She got hit with the Black Ops 3 Gun?
@@LucasBento-fd4eqNo, the warship; Man O' War.
@@AlreadyDeadInside83079 getting peed on is a myth, it doesn't actually do anything. Use vinegar if you have it, or ocean water to rinse it off, then I think you're supposed to soak the afflicted area with hot water and then use some medicated cream or whatever
Tbf both Steve and Robert have had pretty unexpected personal nope animals (parrots and wombats), BUT I completely understand their wariness of them. Never underestimate a living thing, even if it doesn't look like a threat at first glance.
6:53 and 3. It’s an undercover agent
fun fact: its generally considered better to hit a tree than hit a wombat head-on with your car in australia, because a tree is at least less likely to flip your car. it's like hitting a coffee-table sized boulder, and the wombat usually walks it off like nothing happened.
🧢 no 30kg animal is surviving a vehicle.
@@peterpop-offtrue, this is because the commentor has mistaken them for their larger deadlier cousins, the drop bear
Fun fact: this is not a fun fact.
bullshit
They're still probably one of my 3 favorite animals
That mouse howl is what I needed today
It sounds more like a screech, to be honest.
Yeah...me too.
Ditto. Just once though. On repeat, it's migraine fuel.
@@Mr.ThisGuy21700 Its small size might be the problem for why it sounds more like that then what it was trying to make out to be I believe so...
@@Mr.ThisGuy21700 I thought it sounded like a kettle.
9:30 That's a *wombat??!* That's a wom-BEAR! That is way too effing big for a name ending in "bat". So even though you said it's real, I'm going to have to pretend that that pic is photoshopped, for the sake of my mental health.
Wombats running 25mph is NOT something I expected to learn today
A lady got "spurred" by a platypus here in Tasmania just the other day. Apparently she saw it in the gutter of a country road (basically a ditch dug to drain water, not a kerbside, concrete gutter) and she thought it was in need of assistance, so she picked it up to move it to safety. Seems the platypus wasn't very trusting of humans (smart), or was just in a really bad mood, as it dug that spur in deep. She also claimed that the pain was intense, is still just as bad now as it was when it happened. To her credit she held onto the beast until she got it off the road. Ixt's also said that most pain medications and anti-inflamatories are ineffective against the venoms' effect.
@@TheUltimateNix Indeed. Somehow that whole Child berth is the worst pain in the world" seems over used.
I dislocated my knee once.. that was painful. Very painful, even after I smashed the kneecap back into place.
A lot later when my daughter was playing that round ball football (soccer), a lady on her team did the same, dislocated her knee.
She declared right there through gritted teeth as we were carrying her off that it was "a f^&king lot more painful than giving birth". But neither childbirth or dislocated knees last for weeks, or even months, and painkillers work... unlike old mate plat-ee-pus
Beast
This is the literal definition of leave the animals alone. I have no pity for her unfortunately
@@muglypunt968 and especially leave injured or sick animals alone, those are usually more dangerous.
The males use their spurs to fight during mating season, it's evolved to be as excruciating painful and long-lasting as possible because they have also evolved a resistance to it.
Any non-platypus that gets spiked is having a really bad time, and she held onto it for a while as it ground the spurs in. That lady is a badass.
You know it's a badass mouse when Casual Geographic headlines it😂😭
Yup 😂
As soon as he started showing clips of mice I was like “show me the Grasshopper Mouse.” Then he did and I was waiting for him to bring up cannibalism too. CG does not disappoint.
@@Hyper_Drud Right?!
8:28 did anybody else think of kirby or is it just me 😂😅
Whatever this guy is getting paid by sponsors it needs to be doubled. Legitimately the only creator that has me not only watching the entire ad but genuinely interested in the product. Half the time I don’t even realize the plug until I’m halfway through and by then I’m invested. Seriously wtf
2 days ago LOL: A Tasmanian woman who was spurred by a platypus while trying to save it has described the pain as “excruciating” and said it felt like her head “was gonna explode.”
Jenny Forward thought she was doing a noble thing last week when she pulled over to the side of the road in Kingston, Hobart, to help a platypus which had become trapped in a gutter.
poor woman dude, she just wanted to do the right thing
A tiny heads up - most of restaurants don't risk it. Since Fugu fish take their toxin from corals and toxic sponges they're eating, they're incredibly poisonous, but the restaurants use fugu that have been bred in captivity, without access to the toxic food.
13:31 This part was actually pretty scary especially with earphones/headphones well done with that setup 😅
As a student my mom thought a Portuguese man of war was a beach pillow and picked it up, she said it was the most painful experience ever
Never expected a mouse to emit a battlecry of bloodlust! S-Tier video as usual 🔥
Jerry’s uncle ( I think ) be like:💪
GEOMETRY DASH REFRENCE
You were right about the platypus being smaller than I thought. I guess because they get compared to beavers so often, I just kind of assumed they were in that size range too.
Same!
Me too, but the wombat was way bigger than I thought. Australian animals are weird.
@KiraNazena I'm quite glad that my pet bird of choice, the budgie, will never make it onto his lists of deadly Australian animals 😂 must be one of very few undeadly Australian animals.
@@murphychurch8251we got parrots here that, though aren't deadly, are incredibly destructive, large flocks of cockatoos have been known to chew through and destroy houses
i thought they were bigger because of Phineas and Ferb TT Don't know why I never thought to question the scale accuracy of a show where they made giant mecha treehouses and a rollercoaster to the moon
Your writing and jokes are always great, but this time you really have outdone yourself. I was howling for like half the video. Impeccable work mate, keep it up.
"Perform landscape work on your family tree."
Brilliant.
Note on the pufferfishs, their chompers are no joke either, there are tons of people missing their fingers because they thought constantly poking a pufferfish was a fun idea.
They are also wicked smart, people who keep mbu puffers compare them to having an aquatic dog.
Not just their fingers I’ve heard of them going for the balls
@@mikd157Imagine a pufferfish biting off your nutsack, going “ÆÜGH”, and swimming off nonchalantly to leave you to bleed to death as your blood dilutes with the water. It’d be in a horror movie called “Big Fat Meanie”
@@MirrimBlackfoxmbu's are so cool
.....Seeing that grasshopper mouse being described as 'a carnivore and that being surprising' made me realise that, as a result of having grasshopper mice as pets as a child, mice don't normally eat insects.... They're herbivores. I just never thought about it and assumed all mice, like my own pet mice, ate insects. Which now that I think about it, of course they don't. Mice eats grains and grass and seeds, of course.
Edit: And then right into the shrew, which in Dutch is called a 'pointy mouse' making me think of it as a mouse, eating insects like crazy. It's no wonder I thought all mice were carnivores...
Most rodents are omnivores. Even field mice like to complement their diet with some insects. The thing with the grasshoper mouse is that it's the only one that is a complete carnivore. It's like you decided your comfort food was going to be you only diet from now on (if your comfort food tried to fight back and had some of the most powerful stings in your weight class).
Mice will turn carnivorous under pressure from high population concentrations combined with food shortages. This is why they devastate seabird populations on remote islands, and will even try to eat sleeping humans.
@@MrTrellheimthey’re omnivores yes but rodents don’t hunt usually, right? It’s more like a deer eating a baby bird or egg, it’s opportunistic.
@@elif6908I would imagine they'd hunt if desperate (which, obviously) but yeah, I think they're mostly opportunistic
Dutch gang
9:47 LOL YOU COULD SEE HIS PANICKED SHADOW JUMPING OVER IT
in Italian, the Blue Tang is called the "Surgeon Fish" because their sharp spines are reminiscent of scalpels
You sir are both a fountain of knowlege and a wordsmith of the highest caliber. Loved your book btw
I’m always impressed by the amount of research that he must do to release a new video. I laugh, I learn and I hit rewind several times because he rattles off an incredible amount of knowledge in a very funny but near rapid fire pace. Great job!
Thank you!!
Most accurate comment ive seen so far
I agree, but I don't think it's really "research" for him. He obviously likes him some Animal Planet, y'know? I'm sure this is what he'd be doing anyway even if he wasn't making videos about it.
I agree. Even newscasters have a teleprompter to glance at…or notes to hit point so they won’t forget or have a lull. It takes skill to have nothing except your memory to rely on…. Not to mention be entertaining and choice of words for humor on the fly.
@@kylahogan5913 Who said he doesn't write scripts in preparation for his videos? He obviously does create scripts and rough drafts of how his videos are going to go before actually making them. I mean, look at all the resources he has ready to show for his points and all the segments that are cut together. He's not doing all of that on the fly, he has it all prepared beforehand.
7:24 British veteran vs. Nature's weird duck beaver hybrid
If theres anything casual and national geographic have taught me, if its brightly colored and in the water, its is likely poisonous or trying to make you think it is
4:16 literally the greatest ad transition in youtube history, didn't even know it was an ad until it was over lol
The best part of waking up is Casual Geographic assaulting our ears with more metaphors than a Victorian Novelist 😂😂
I just finished listening to your book and it was BOMB! Plus there's no way I can retain all this info so even if I've heard you talk about an animal before, I'm always ready to hear it again. I found myself nodding in this video when you mentioned the platypus. The wombat was new to me!
Now I can't wait to get my hard copy of your book so I can just peruse randomly.
Wait there's a BOOK??? Why didn't i know??😢😢
This dude just Kills it. No pun .
“It can be the first animal that can perform landscape work on your family tree.” I will NEVER tire of this channel 😂
1:32 if I was bug I’d shit my pants hearing that an night
your pants? 😂
😭
What pants?
11:23 how much bite force does a tasmanian devil have
That bite force ratio has me grateful that stoats and Tasmanian devils are so small. Speaking of bites, in addition to that tetrodotoxin, pufferfish have strong little beaks that can take off a finger.
"A beaver-otter, cosplaying as a duck" is pure, golden hilarity!
That perfect combination of humor and knowledge is why I'm subscribed to you now. 😂
At 9:45 dude did a straight up shadow Ollie over the damn wombat
This dudes commentary is unmatched! 😄
3:34 had me cracking up. just how calm takes a drink swollows and then states " Birds even real?"
"Booby blood banks" is a phrase I didn't know I didn't know I needed to hear.
8:52 just WATCHING that is enough to put a dent in anyone’s bloodline!
0:51 get me this mouse, I'm putting this in my armies
Edit: nvm, I don't wanna risk my rodents
All of these are still cute, but I will never look at a panda the same again.
3:37 Asked myself the same question after seeing that video of the Pelican casualing eating a pigeon
Here's a few more. Caterpillars! Especially Puss Moth, Flannel Moths as well. Many hairy caterpillars if you touch their hairs can lead to irritation, rashes or worse. And a good handful of colorful butterfly and moths have those colors as warnings to predators that they taste horrible with some other non-poisonous butterflies or moths mimicking poison ones.
Ladybugs can have a very fowl smell and taste by predators
Poison dart frogs may look awesome but their toxicity is deadly thanks to the ants they eat
Bullet ant stings hurt so bad it feels like being shot by a bullet, thus its name
The puss moth is the worst!!
Poison dart frogs get their toxicity from their diet of venomous ants and other poisonous insects they became immune to. Ones raised in captivity are technically safe to handle, but not for the frog because human sebum (skin oils) can do damage to their delicate skin.
Didn't really know that.
Thank you for making such great comedic and informational videos! I love learning about animals and your hyperbolic style of teaching gives me a good laugh while I learn!
“Evil bulking twin of a quokka” killed me lol 😂
When I was a child in school I remember going through the godawful attempts to "make learning fun" designed by people in their forties who had long forgotten the mentality of their target audience. If someone with your delivery would have pulled up I think eighty percent of my graduating class would have PhDs in Zoology at this point. Your genuine interest in the subject shows and it makes the content so much better than someone rattling off talking points that statistics say the audience should like. Carry on your good work sir. 😎👍
I agree with you. I was irritated with generic information in the second year of college and I failed writing exams because of it.😢
I hope things will change in the not so distant future.😊
I like how you called Robert Irwin Steve's shadowclone because me and my mom have done the same exact thing. Like, we were SHOCKED how much he looked like Steve, lol. But yeah, wombats are awesome! They're simply moles who've had enough living underground and became swole
"What it looks like to pit a dent in your family's bloodline"
Amazing commentary as always sir 👏 🎉
8:52
I love this channel. You’re so knowledgeable, funny and your passion to research nature and spread awareness is unparalleled. Also the choice of music hits levels of nostalgia I didn’t even know I had. Keep up the great work.
Always a fun and insightful delight when you upload, man.
It is like disny puts a kind of unrealistic vaneer over things..... This guy keeps it real.
I was so happy when you popped up a pic of a grasshopper mouse. I genuinely, out loud, went, "oh, a grasshopper mouse!" They're one of my favorite teeny tiny murderers. I love that they howl, too! What weird little critters. I hope you do more like this, one of my favorite things about nature is that appearance has little to no correlation with how horrific an animal can behave (see: ducks), and the teeniest widdle cutie pies will run off and literallyyyyyy cave in skulls. I always learn more about birds from you, too. Thanks for all your hard work!
Ok, the finch couldn't not explain evolution, because it did not change species, just adapted its beak for what it needs.
8:10 bro even a bee could „at worst“ do that shit to u💀
9:12 RIP Steve Irwin 😢🙏🏾🕊️
Glaucus Atlanticus is my all-time favorite marine animal, nice too see it in the spotlight.
Would love to see you do a video about small wild cats. We see stuff on large cats all the time, but very little on small indigenous cats. With your narrative, I'm sure it would be just great. Thanks for all the hard work you put into your videos!
14:08
Life is simply unfair, dont you think?
I’ve always thought “there is no way thylacoleo sounds exactly like a big cat” because thylacine didn’t exactly sound like a dog. After seeing 0:01 I have reconsidered.
Australia. That's it, that's the explanation
They’d probably sound like a deeper version of that.
And now I’m imagining some aborigine traveling through the Australian bush at night, and hearing a deep, guttural roar, right before a giant wombat cat with meat hook thumb claws and bolt cutter teeth jumps on them and kills them.
Tasmanian Tiger?
@@uriamudeltoro5075 no, I think it's something called the marsupial lion
Went extinct before Europeans came, likely due to aborigines
LOL, have you heard what koalas sound like? Thylacleo probably sounds at least as terrifying as a lynx does to someone who's never heard them before.
Fun fact about the blue glaucus: the brightly colored blue side is actually the foot of the sea slug, and the silvery grey side is the back! The flip themselves upside down when they're floating to use countershading as a form of camouflage. So the bright blue isn't likely meant as a warning, but instead meant to make it harder for any birds to see them on a backdrop of blue, with the grey side making it harder for fish looking up to see them against a backdrop of white.
This is very cool! Is there a source? It sounds right.
8:50 I see it thanks
Smart li'l dudes.
14:04 Finally, someone who gets it. The ending is pretty straight-forward for the Sopranos
2:21 looks like the shrew took care of that guys fingers!
6:05 "Landscape work on your family tree." lol how does this guy come up with this stuff?
12:50 and to think my pediatrician's doctors office when I was a kid had an aquarium with Clown fish and Blue tangs. :/ glad kids are where too short to to sticking their hands in it
0:14 kills me
Like that shouldn't be funny but
Every time this man posts a video I damn well know my day is gonna get made. Never fails to make me full on laugh but get educated at the same time 🙌
*Rain frog hears the warcry of a grasshopper mice*
"Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!"
We need some more black air force energy!
That blue and white sea slug is what Dialgpa's design is based on
11:20 - 12:12
It’s no wonder Po was chosen to be the Dragon Warrior