I don't think the dog statistic is misleading at all. According to the WHO around 60,000 people die from rabies each year and dogs are the transmission vector in 99% of cases. 59,000 seems right to me.
I'd like to know whether or not Forrest fears mosquitos having been born in Zimbabwe. I don't live in Zim but in an area where malaria is rampant and majority of the people don't fear getting malaria really.
I think because of what he does I doubt he fears them but he definitely knows how to protect yourself against them etc. good question though I’d love him to verify 😅
Maybe its a thing that you can’t really worry about to much if its part of your daily life. Like mosquitoes are so hard to evade, you will get a few on you no matter what so you just try your best to dont think about it to much🤷🏻♂️ Thats what i would think
Holy shit, I just came across this Channel and thought to myself, goddamn I recognize that guy but don't know what from. Until I realised he was in a bunch of Awkwardpictures shorts I watched a decade and a half ago.. How time flies.
Opossums don't carry rabies actually it came as a shock to me but opossums are really important animals as the take care of the tics and other insects populations
I need more explanation why mosquitoes going extinct would be bad. Less food for bats and birds? Sad thing is they’re probably going to outlive us all.
@@ungenbunyon5548 Yes now defend how a insect is the "Most dangerous animal", how can one even protect themselfs vs a insect? Under 1kg of net/sprays & it needs to be deadass On you, meanwhile 1 person half a globe away could destroy most of life on entire planet, but sure, a insect is more "dangerous" then humans.
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Forrest: "I'm gonna go...420"
brologist viewer: "niceeeee."
I love that this podcast exists.
Every time I think of Forest I think of his naked and afraid dance... lol the guy is a hoot
I don't think the dog statistic is misleading at all. According to the WHO around 60,000 people die from rabies each year and dogs are the transmission vector in 99% of cases. 59,000 seems right to me.
Huh. That's actually pretty sharp. Good looking out! 😁👍🏻
I wouldn't trust the WHO with anything especially telling the truth about anything.
Calling rabies "dogs" should really call all of the other statistics into question lol.
Rabies kills around 60,000 people and dogs transmit the disease in 99% of cases, so I don't think it's wrong
Exactly! I scrolled down to the comments at that part to see if someone would call that out and this was the first comment i saw lol
@@spencestep1998 another comment further down the chain somewhat clarifies it
My thoughts exactly
I love whenever they do a list
The most untamed wilderness in the world filled with undiscovered organisms....Forest's Beard
I'd like to know whether or not Forrest fears mosquitos having been born in Zimbabwe. I don't live in Zim but in an area where malaria is rampant and majority of the people don't fear getting malaria really.
I think because of what he does I doubt he fears them but he definitely knows how to protect yourself against them etc. good question though I’d love him to verify 😅
Maybe its a thing that you can’t really worry about to much if its part of your daily life. Like mosquitoes are so hard to evade, you will get a few on you no matter what so you just try your best to dont think about it to much🤷🏻♂️ Thats what i would think
Did you hear the news ? The Black Naped Pheasant Pigeon was just found after 140+ years extinct
Fake news
This was awesome 👏
Holy shit, I just came across this Channel and thought to myself, goddamn I recognize that guy but don't know what from. Until I realised he was in a bunch of Awkwardpictures shorts I watched a decade and a half ago..
How time flies.
Always a highlight to the day seeing a new upload from y’all about animals
the rabies thing doesnt surprise me. a lot of people just shrug off a wild animal bite. crazy
yeah, this list sounds jank AF.
Skunks, bats, fox, opossum can be carriers
Opossums don't carry rabies actually it came as a shock to me but opossums are really important animals as the take care of the tics and other insects populations
@@zacksmith9048 I agree totally!!!! All of these are excellent for the eco system.
nice biocube
I mean where I live there was 17 shark attacks last year alone
I need more explanation why mosquitoes going extinct would be bad. Less food for bats and birds? Sad thing is they’re probably going to outlive us all.
They feel incredible amounts of animals from birds to amphibians
Humanity number one baby
Fresh water snails, tsetse flies, tape worms and some round worms have far more kills than lions.
I hate mosquitoes they "SUCK" 😂😂😂
Thought 2 would be FLY?? 😅
Dog's rabies mosquitoes malaria etc. Not sure about the stats
I like how every list of "deadly animals" (which woulda been a better title for this) only counts whats most deadly to modern humans
Probably because they're making this for humans to watch
@@ungenbunyon5548 Yes now defend how a insect is the "Most dangerous animal", how can one even protect themselfs vs a insect? Under 1kg of net/sprays & it needs to be deadass On you, meanwhile 1 person half a globe away could destroy most of life on entire planet, but sure, a insect is more "dangerous" then humans.
Because it's for modern humans.
@@MeanBeanComedy your mom is for modern humans
Shitbulls should be on that list too.
Disgusting animals
Assassin bugs? Really?
I guess the North American mother-in-law was 11th?
All of these are worse than Covid
The real sickness wasn't physical. We all know the truth.
𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐦
Next time don't use a Buzzfeed article
Where’s extinct or alive I misss ittttt!!!????????
Too many people on this planet, let's get these numbers up👍🏽