People often hear voices in forests due to a phenomenon called "auditory pareidolia," where the brain interprets random background noises, like rustling leaves or wind, as familiar patterns like voices, often because it's actively searching for patterns in the surrounding sounds, making it particularly likely in quiet, secluded environments like a forest.
It's not just that but if you get are in a natural environment and all sound suddenly stops. You should evacuate immediately and be allert. It's a sign a predator could be near. And it ain't a human one. Most people don't really notice forests going quiet though. They often just suddenly feel uneasy and like they're being watched. People who listen to that gut feeling get out fairly okay, most times. Other times they don't, but people who ignore it in generally usually disappear. Or they get lucky and someone else gets picked off. Nature can be quite terrifying. Always listen to your gut feeling and common sense.
Far more terrifying than finding two sets of footprints in the snow, leading up to & away from your door, would be just a single set of them going out to the middle of a field & stopping mid step...
4:07 the Bobby Dunbar story is so much worse than that. He was found in the (temporary) custody of a man (William) whos family the boys biological mother (Julia) worked for. He had taken the boy for longer than he was supposed to though as he was only supposed to have him for 2 days, he had taken him for months. Despite confirmation from Julia when they contacted her, William was arrested for kidnapping and the Dunbars were bought to Mississippi to identify if he was their son. They couldn't tell if he was their son at first, and multiple witnesses claimed the boy never made any signs he recognised them, or even his brother, (though one paper claimed he recognised them immediately, there wasn't any actual witness statement to that fact). The next day Mrs Dunbar bathed him then claimed it was definitely him so they allowed the Dunbars to take him back to their home state where they had a whole parade and basically showered him with gifts. When Julia came to contest them, authorities had her try and pick him from a line-up of 5 (very similar) looking boys, she did point him out and ask if that was they boy they recovered (so clearly recognised him,) but their refusal to answer left her feeling unsure, as her son had also been missing for even longer than Bobby Dunbar. The next day when she was allowed to spend time with him and help him dress etc, she became absolutely certain it was her son, but because word got out that she couldn't identify him first time (like both the Dunbars couldn't) and because newspapers were slating her heavily at this point causing clear bias, her claims that it was her son where dismissed and she couldn't afford a drawn out legal battle. It didn't help that the whole town had basically claimed this kid and the courts where also clearly bias against her at this point. She later went back to try and help contest Williams kidnapping charge and push to prove the kid wasn't Bobby. Even though there were statements from multiple people in Mississippi who had seen this boy with William even before the disappearance of Bobby Dunbar, the second attempt to prove he wasn't Bobby and contesting the kidnapping charge associated with that was dismissed again. William would serve 2 years imprisonment for the apparent kidnapping of Bobby Dunbar, and Julia would lose her son forever, with absolutely no closure.
Also: ravens are just as good at mimicry as parrots can be. Also also: domestic cats can sound just like crying babies. Also also also: canadian lynxes sound like angry babushkas. In conclusion: there's an uncomfortable amount of animals that either coincidentally or deliberately can mimic humans. (The ravens and cats are in the "deliberately mimic human sounds" category btw, enjoy knowing an omen of death and an animal rumored to steal the breath of humans like a sleep paralysis demon both are skilled in human mimicry.)
@@nekomataumbreon no… the person meant what he did was mention it. “A lot of people forget to mention what you DID mention.” He didn’t do anything himself and it wasn’t referring to his ancestors, it was referring to him actually saying something about it
1:51:26 Fun fact: sometimes when you see a shark covered in scars somewhat like this, they are most likely female, because rarely males will quite literally bite down and latch on to the females while mating/attempting to mate (as was discussed in a study I was reading about this, they focused primarily on gill and body bites for their research, partially because these seemed to be common areas where mating bites occurred, and were more likely to be from mating events vs external factors, like injuries during hunting or run-ins with other predators; the research was focused on determining if these scars stem from forced copulation, since these mating scars don't actually appear all that much during breeding season, so it's evident that they are not part of normal mating efforts) Now, with this shark specifically, these scars are most likely from a boating accident. But, if you ever spy a shark while out on a boat, and you're not going to get a good angle to see if they have claspers or not, the mating scars could help you indicate whether the shark is male or female
24:14 Almost puked. Leaving aside how absolutely cruel this is. They eat the whole bird minus the beak? Sh** filled intestines and everything? That's ducked up...
@@drabnail777 what do you mean theres nothing vegan about sympathy towards small and innocent animals? the entire concept of veganism is that small and innocent animals do not deserve to suffer unnecessarily.
me laughing at Damian learning about coyotes. "Hahaha. yeah. Wait till you hear bobcats." Damian starts talking about skinwalkers: "Hey, no, I was laughing at you nosleeping yourself don't nosleep me back D:
25:27 He was SUPER close to getting it right, the "suchus" part is pronounced "sook-us", which I made that mistake when first getting into palaeontology. Made me so happy to see him basically get it, though; as someone who is autistic about prehistory/palaeontology ^^ Great job, Damien :3
32:32 ball pythons are relatively harmless? they dont have venom and while their bites still hurt they are far more defensive. dont get how this is terrifying tbh
1:21:05 that is actually horrifying. Imagine you wake up, there is a slightly moist cold sensation throughout your body. You can only look straight up. You can hear your family crying, your mother crying out you name in obvious distress. Dirt falls onto getting increasingly heavy. you try to scream out, no body but you can hear it. You try to get up, but you can’t. You feel stuck in the ground. As more dirt is piled on you the weight is horrific, your lung feel crushed unable to breath. After a while or what feels like a while, your vision starts to blur. Your mother looks over at you the tears fall onto your body. The dirt finally covers your head, you close your eyes out of instinct. the dirt piles onto your body crushing your lungs and your body. you end up dying from suffocating :)
20:55 I feel like that's just either wild animals making human-like sounds, or criminals calling random names hoping someone will go out there alone so they can rob them.
Planes flying into buildings was actually taken into consideration when designing the two towers. I believe that's one of the reasons the elevators were in the centre of the buildings
55:43 So, my friend actually had i think the same thing a few years back. It made his voice very nasally and what-not. But eventually he had to get a surgery, which we weren't 100% sure he would make it out alive from. So we had a fun party at his place before the surgery. Worry not though, it was removed (had to cut very close to his brain as well i think. Scary shit indeed) and he made it out alive. After that, we hung out a little bit. Then less and less. I'm graduating this year, and I haven't seen him at all this school year. Or like that last half of last year. I'm hoping he's alright.
A lot of animals make sounds we think of as voices. Very common one at night is foxes often sound like women screaming bloody murder. Coyotes can sound like people/kids laughing or hurt. The whole hearing your name get called is a very common thing and often is a small form of PTSD. As said here you thought you were in trouble, your brain has connected a time or feeling with trouble coming shortly after, so you hear the sound even thou it never happened. I have this a lot and have to look around to see who called my name. For my brothers and I the sound of a work vehicle beeping while backing up sent us instantly into a panic as our mother would unleash hell on all of us if only one of us hadn't finished our chore to her standard, which it never was to how she wanted.
I mean it's also due to pattern recognition. Not really just ptsd or trauma. Or brain is hotwired to recognize patterns but it's not always gonna accurately make connections. It's why we see faces in so many things or why you hear your name in the wind. It doesn't need to even sound close to it at all for you to still make the connection. However if you start hearing that stuff check your surroundings and see if you can still hear all other wild life you heard at the start of your trip. Your sense of pattern recognition gets used more if your environment suddenly changes and it can be a sign of a predator being following you on your hike.
22:39 One night.... well very early morning i was sitting in my living room. My 2 children were upstairs asleep and my SO was in our room asleep. All of a sudden I hear a blood curdling woman screaming. It freaked me out. I got up grabbed my pew pew and start looking out my windows.... thinking I was going to have to go outside and save a woman's life. I go to all the windows n look out and I see nothing. So I went to my bedroom window to look out. (Window is next to the bed) My SO woke up to me leaning rather close to him looking out the window with moon light reflecting off the pew pew... He obviously was startled probably wondering if this was that moment i had threatened him with...(THAT'S A JOKE BTW FOR THOSE WHO DK SARCASM!!!!) He asked what I was doing, I told him I heard a woman screaming for her life. He didnt believe me...until he heard it. He jumped up out of bed grabbing his pew pew and he went around to a few windows and I told him I already did that n couldn't see anything. We're still hearing the screams so we went outside to investigate. Then we seen what was making that noise.. A couple of foxes ran theu our yard. Apparently a female fox in heat spunds like a woman being off'd in horrific fashion... Sooo... yeah... We went back inside.. put pew pews back in the safe and he went back to bed. Lol Interesting night to say the least. But hey it was a National Geographic learning moment. 😂😂
The reason for the skyscrapers being uninhabited is due to “tofu dreg construction” constant embezzlement of funds has left the materials so low quality that it is unsafe to live in the buildings that are constructed. You could take your hand and break off pieces of the support structure. It’s not because people don’t want to live in skyscrapers, it’s that they don’t want it to collapse in their sleep.
11:28 I love spelunking, it's fun and fascinating, but 1. I will never go without a guide and 2. I learned my lesson on never going anywhere I am not 100% sure I will fit through, which means no where I have to crawl, no where I go down without light, no tight squeezes, etc. Got myself in a situation one time when I was young, wherein I followed a boy to go down a "slide" that would drop me into the large cave pool, only he was much faster and less cautious than me so we got separated quickly and I wound up in the wrong crevice, and very nearly got stuck. I remembered to stay calm and move with care and got out, but fuck was it hard to when you realize there would be 0 way of anyone helping you out. Never fucking again.
25:55 This is an EXTREMELY obvious case of "shrinkwrapping"-- the skull is mummified at the very, very least, and we should be recreating it with a LOT more fat on it than what people are doing. At the very least it's as far from how it looked alive as an emaciated human mummy is from a living human specimen, but it's likely even missing a bunch of anchor muscles and it's definitely not got the correct mouth shape-- it should have jaws either more like a hippo or at least more like a bulldog.
The wet wrapping was still being done when we had our psychiatric nursing affiliation at a state hospital in the late sixties. Oddly enough, the wrap started out cold, but was very warm after a little while. Electroshock therapy and rare insulin shock treatment was used, too.
electroshock therapy is still in use today just better regulated and with more care. It can be used to stimulate muscles or resetting the brain to stabilize your mood. It's just not as crazy as it used to be and the patients need to agree to the treatment. It also doesn't really hurt and you're not gonna end up frying up like a crisp.
@ I know. The use is far better understood now, and joules are far reduced from back then. It was, and is an effective treatment, but was used with little discretion back then. The insulin use was pretty scary. Thorazine. Drool cups for everyone.
I was about to comment that the first few seconds sounded like a video i watched a while ago, and was wondering if it was a repost. And then I saw it was a compilation
Chef here. The Ortolan thing is real. One of my instructors at culinary school told me they'd refused to make it before, and hoped we'd refuse if it ever came up.
Dude if I could fly, I would absolutely wait for heavy snow, walk up to a window, and fly off so the footsteps just stop at the window with no evidence of the person having left at all
Sorry I know I have commented a few times already and refrained from commenting more but @ 59:15 If I found Falkor I'd 100% have to pretend I'm Bastian's sis that took Falkor for a spin around the world. I mean...c'mon, who would want to take a ride on a Luck Dragon?? I had a friend who had a dog that looked like Falkor. The white fur, the long body, short legs, pink nose..etc.. it was a weiner dog mix. His name was Chewy. I was baffled. THEY MISSED THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO NAME HIM FALKOR!!! It kind of upset me. Lol She said had she been thinking of it she would have named him that. She said she named him Chewy because he chewed on everything. Only thing I could say to her in response was, "Im so thankful not everyone names their pup after what they do as pups." If they did then... EVERY DOG IN EXISTENCE WOULD BE NAMED CHEWY. THAT'S WHAT THEY DO, THEY CHEW ON EVERYTHING! Sometimes I wonder how ppl make it thru life. 😂
I think Terry Pratchett's (GNU Terry Pratchett. Speak his name.) idea about the existence of the Rat Kings is best. If you don't know it go read The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents, you'll do yourself a favour.
1:28 When my dad was younger, it was storming in his neighborhood and they saw a massive flash and a loud boom. After the storm, they went to go check and see if the neighbors were okay and his neighbor said it was ball lightning and they looked at his house and the ball lightning hit his house and literally knocked it off its foundation
10:07 I mean, to be fair about the wet linen thing, I can definitely see that actually being calming for some neurodivergents like myself. I mean think about it for a moment: You're being wrapped up and bound tightly in soft, plush fabric that has been soaked in water, and your eyes are completely covered up to prevent visual stimulation. That definitely sounds like a prototype sensory deprivation chamber to me, and some neurodivergents absolutely adore being compressed with weight, which would definitely be amplified to almost feeling like your back in the womb by all the water absorbed by the linen. Source: Neurodivergent Me, who has those exact tendencies. Additionally, about the aquarium case that appears right after that post, I have more info on what happened, and I can confirm that no-one died as the result of the breach. In fact, only one person was actually injured during the incident, but that was only because they were the only one around when it happened. Unfortunately, the resulting investigation was unable to conclusively confirm exactly what caused the tank to shatter, but they WERE able to confirm that whatever the reason was, it was definitely the result of a mistake occuring during construction or maintenance of the tank that weakened it's overall integrity, which compounded until it's eventually shattering.
I am genuinely curious as to what happened at 12:43. Those doors are outward opening. Away from where the camera stands. Something with a LOT of momentum must have come through and hit the bottom part of the door. And the deformation of the doors is pretty uniform. If I were to guess, I would say that a bunch of water hit those doors from the outside. Since there is also water on the floor there, this seems to be a possibility. Any other guesses?
10:16 when my aunt was born she had downs and the hospital wanted to take her away to put her in an asylum im guessing... my grandma wasnt having that 😂
A reminder that Linda Blair was literally a child when that movie was made. Hollywood puts actors in general through a meat grinder, but for some reason they’ve always been especially shitty to children
17:35 yeah thats on basically everything here in cali. a law was passed that everything that could even possibly cause cancer / reproductive harm had to say that. funny thing is: basically everything has a chance for that
Cherenkov Radiation is just the effect of particles (electrons, protons, neutrons) travelling faster than light and only poses significant risk if you look at it for too long as it is in the Ultraviolet range so, the Radiation itself won't really harm you as it's light but like light you shouldn't look at it for too long.
Not black mold. Looks like it's a type of metal paneling that has a sort of weird black pattern on the top, saw them all the time in the hardware store I used to work at. They're meant to be accent pieces on kitchen walls behind stoves and sinks. (Or those particular panels have some kind of damage to them.) As for the baby, the room looks like it was being renovated for a nursery but never got finished. Chances are something happened medically and they lost the baby.
People often hear voices in forests due to a phenomenon called "auditory pareidolia," where the brain interprets random background noises, like rustling leaves or wind, as familiar patterns like voices, often because it's actively searching for patterns in the surrounding sounds, making it particularly likely in quiet, secluded environments like a forest.
You're profile picture is so disturbing omg
@ fits the video
ur pfp is so terrifying
It's not just that but if you get are in a natural environment and all sound suddenly stops. You should evacuate immediately and be allert. It's a sign a predator could be near. And it ain't a human one.
Most people don't really notice forests going quiet though. They often just suddenly feel uneasy and like they're being watched. People who listen to that gut feeling get out fairly okay, most times. Other times they don't, but people who ignore it in generally usually disappear. Or they get lucky and someone else gets picked off.
Nature can be quite terrifying. Always listen to your gut feeling and common sense.
A wendigo wrote this.
Far more terrifying than finding two sets of footprints in the snow, leading up to & away from your door, would be just a single set of them going out to the middle of a field & stopping mid step...
4:07 the Bobby Dunbar story is so much worse than that. He was found in the (temporary) custody of a man (William) whos family the boys biological mother (Julia) worked for. He had taken the boy for longer than he was supposed to though as he was only supposed to have him for 2 days, he had taken him for months. Despite confirmation from Julia when they contacted her, William was arrested for kidnapping and the Dunbars were bought to Mississippi to identify if he was their son. They couldn't tell if he was their son at first, and multiple witnesses claimed the boy never made any signs he recognised them, or even his brother, (though one paper claimed he recognised them immediately, there wasn't any actual witness statement to that fact). The next day Mrs Dunbar bathed him then claimed it was definitely him so they allowed the Dunbars to take him back to their home state where they had a whole parade and basically showered him with gifts.
When Julia came to contest them, authorities had her try and pick him from a line-up of 5 (very similar) looking boys, she did point him out and ask if that was they boy they recovered (so clearly recognised him,) but their refusal to answer left her feeling unsure, as her son had also been missing for even longer than Bobby Dunbar. The next day when she was allowed to spend time with him and help him dress etc, she became absolutely certain it was her son, but because word got out that she couldn't identify him first time (like both the Dunbars couldn't) and because newspapers were slating her heavily at this point causing clear bias, her claims that it was her son where dismissed and she couldn't afford a drawn out legal battle. It didn't help that the whole town had basically claimed this kid and the courts where also clearly bias against her at this point. She later went back to try and help contest Williams kidnapping charge and push to prove the kid wasn't Bobby.
Even though there were statements from multiple people in Mississippi who had seen this boy with William even before the disappearance of Bobby Dunbar, the second attempt to prove he wasn't Bobby and contesting the kidnapping charge associated with that was dismissed again. William would serve 2 years imprisonment for the apparent kidnapping of Bobby Dunbar, and Julia would lose her son forever, with absolutely no closure.
Man legal battles suck
0:02 oh...oh thats not a horror movie reference....thats something more horrifying.
big brother ed-ward
@@TheSkelesbianIt's been twenty years for me, how do I still get bile in my throat from this?
@@TheSkelesbian which level of hell did you rise from?
Ed-Ward
Ed…ward…
22:46 foxes are known to sound like women screaming, which is very eerie sometimes when you're in the middle of nowhere
ohhhhh so THATS what the fox says
Also: ravens are just as good at mimicry as parrots can be.
Also also: domestic cats can sound just like crying babies.
Also also also: canadian lynxes sound like angry babushkas.
In conclusion: there's an uncomfortable amount of animals that either coincidentally or deliberately can mimic humans.
(The ravens and cats are in the "deliberately mimic human sounds" category btw, enjoy knowing an omen of death and an animal rumored to steal the breath of humans like a sleep paralysis demon both are skilled in human mimicry.)
Quite funny when Kitsune are in thought
2:49 as a native/indigenous person, thank you for bringing that history behind the photo to light! many people forget to mention what you did.
What did he do?
@@Simplifried probably means "you" as in our European settler ancestors, who hunted bison to near extinction to try to starve Native Americans.
@@nekomataumbreon no… the person meant what he did was mention it. “A lot of people forget to mention what you DID mention.” He didn’t do anything himself and it wasn’t referring to his ancestors, it was referring to him actually saying something about it
@@Simplifried he did nothing, the commenter was just saying how he did mention it. Rather than staying silent about it
@@Talia-u5q sorry my brain is leaking out of my ears as we speak so I'm kinda supjd
They put Bobby Dunbar mom in an asylum because she knew it wasn’t Bobby and they all called her crazy. For not knowing her own son. 😢
Nightmare fuel lol
24:50 THIS is exactly why im so happy my garage/house arent dirty and crowded
Yeah, same
Fuck me 😭
24:43 Damien’s yell here was perfect
The only time I'll advocate a firearm of any caliber, cause fuck that. That shit's like a horrifying mix of Resident Evil and a Backrooms entity.
That scream was from the soul and a fair reaction
@orionpowers9707 hear me out. NAPALM
I would scream too if I saw something like that...
1:51:26 Fun fact: sometimes when you see a shark covered in scars somewhat like this, they are most likely female, because rarely males will quite literally bite down and latch on to the females while mating/attempting to mate (as was discussed in a study I was reading about this, they focused primarily on gill and body bites for their research, partially because these seemed to be common areas where mating bites occurred, and were more likely to be from mating events vs external factors, like injuries during hunting or run-ins with other predators; the research was focused on determining if these scars stem from forced copulation, since these mating scars don't actually appear all that much during breeding season, so it's evident that they are not part of normal mating efforts)
Now, with this shark specifically, these scars are most likely from a boating accident. But, if you ever spy a shark while out on a boat, and you're not going to get a good angle to see if they have claspers or not, the mating scars could help you indicate whether the shark is male or female
2:10 There is both a Jim Carrey movie, and manga consisting of odd events that explain exactly why this is a bad idea
I don't wanna deal with cartoons or vampires, man
perhaps a Jojo reference
Undead Nightmare dlc?
@@ThePatronSaintOfNewMaraisthat's what I was thinking
I REJECT MY HUMANITY! JOJO!
The first image looked like a Nina tucker fullmetal alchemist reference!
Yep, that's what It was.
Same here.
24:14 Almost puked. Leaving aside how absolutely cruel this is. They eat the whole bird minus the beak? Sh** filled intestines and everything? That's ducked up...
no it says "once prepared" prep usually means plucked and gutted.
(Not an insult) this is the most vegan comment
There's nothing 'vegan' about sympathy towards small and innocent animals. That's just humanity. Which a lot of people unfortunately lack.
@Moon_flower_shipper
@@drabnail777 what do you mean theres nothing vegan about sympathy towards small and innocent animals? the entire concept of veganism is that small and innocent animals do not deserve to suffer unnecessarily.
2:10 bro if you put it on you become a vampire
DIO!?
I just started watching Jojo. Calamity working its wonders
hoho
No obviously your going to get the toln force and say shmokeng
Or you might become a superhero I'm willing to risk it
me laughing at Damian learning about coyotes. "Hahaha. yeah. Wait till you hear bobcats." Damian starts talking about skinwalkers: "Hey, no, I was laughing at you nosleeping yourself don't nosleep me back D:
25:27 He was SUPER close to getting it right, the "suchus" part is pronounced "sook-us", which I made that mistake when first getting into palaeontology. Made me so happy to see him basically get it, though; as someone who is autistic about prehistory/palaeontology ^^ Great job, Damien :3
32:32 ball pythons are relatively harmless? they dont have venom and while their bites still hurt they are far more defensive. dont get how this is terrifying tbh
Snakes in general, with or without venom
1:21:05 that is actually horrifying. Imagine you wake up, there is a slightly moist cold sensation throughout your body. You can only look straight up. You can hear your family crying, your mother crying out you name in obvious distress. Dirt falls onto getting increasingly heavy. you try to scream out, no body but you can hear it. You try to get up, but you can’t. You feel stuck in the ground. As more dirt is piled on you the weight is horrific, your lung feel crushed unable to breath. After a while or what feels like a while, your vision starts to blur. Your mother looks over at you the tears fall onto your body. The dirt finally covers your head, you close your eyes out of instinct. the dirt piles onto your body crushing your lungs and your body.
you end up dying from suffocating :)
20:55 I feel like that's just either wild animals making human-like sounds, or criminals calling random names hoping someone will go out there alone so they can rob them.
S k i n w a l k e r
They are in the Amazon. Most likely hallucinations or cannibals.
Planes flying into buildings was actually taken into consideration when designing the two towers. I believe that's one of the reasons the elevators were in the centre of the buildings
0:00 already goated
Ed... ward?
@@lockheedx33 That's exactly what I thought when I seen that pic, i'm surprised there's not way more mentioning FMA
Beginning is just pure full metal alchemist vibes
0:02
Other people: look at that creepy dog with a wig on lol so funny
People who watched/read Fullmetal Alchemist: *war flashbacks*
Ed... ward...
@@greedyfox1748 Nope. Stop it.
59:48 The fucking squint is killing me 😭😭😭😭 “what chu doing over dere?” 😭
Only 1 question. WHY THE HELL IS IT SO BIG
@@JonasGooberif I remember right, he was pretty big in the movie. Robin had a point. The fact the puppet still looks that good today says something
@@hannahthebookworm8837 wait what
@ I think that’s from a movie called The Neverending Story. It’s an older movie but I recommend it. Came out in ‘84
@@hannahthebookworm8837 oh
55:43 So, my friend actually had i think the same thing a few years back. It made his voice very nasally and what-not. But eventually he had to get a surgery, which we weren't 100% sure he would make it out alive from. So we had a fun party at his place before the surgery. Worry not though, it was removed (had to cut very close to his brain as well i think. Scary shit indeed) and he made it out alive. After that, we hung out a little bit. Then less and less. I'm graduating this year, and I haven't seen him at all this school year. Or like that last half of last year. I'm hoping he's alright.
A lot of animals make sounds we think of as voices. Very common one at night is foxes often sound like women screaming bloody murder. Coyotes can sound like people/kids laughing or hurt.
The whole hearing your name get called is a very common thing and often is a small form of PTSD. As said here you thought you were in trouble, your brain has connected a time or feeling with trouble coming shortly after, so you hear the sound even thou it never happened. I have this a lot and have to look around to see who called my name. For my brothers and I the sound of a work vehicle beeping while backing up sent us instantly into a panic as our mother would unleash hell on all of us if only one of us hadn't finished our chore to her standard, which it never was to how she wanted.
I mean it's also due to pattern recognition. Not really just ptsd or trauma. Or brain is hotwired to recognize patterns but it's not always gonna accurately make connections. It's why we see faces in so many things or why you hear your name in the wind. It doesn't need to even sound close to it at all for you to still make the connection.
However if you start hearing that stuff check your surroundings and see if you can still hear all other wild life you heard at the start of your trip. Your sense of pattern recognition gets used more if your environment suddenly changes and it can be a sign of a predator being following you on your hike.
22:39 One night.... well very early morning i was sitting in my living room. My 2 children were upstairs asleep and my SO was in our room asleep. All of a sudden I hear a blood curdling woman screaming. It freaked me out. I got up grabbed my pew pew and start looking out my windows.... thinking I was going to have to go outside and save a woman's life. I go to all the windows n look out and I see nothing. So I went to my bedroom window to look out. (Window is next to the bed) My SO woke up to me leaning rather close to him looking out the window with moon light reflecting off the pew pew... He obviously was startled probably wondering if this was that moment i had threatened him with...(THAT'S A JOKE BTW FOR THOSE WHO DK SARCASM!!!!) He asked what I was doing, I told him I heard a woman screaming for her life. He didnt believe me...until he heard it. He jumped up out of bed grabbing his pew pew and he went around to a few windows and I told him I already did that n couldn't see anything. We're still hearing the screams so we went outside to investigate. Then we seen what was making that noise.. A couple of foxes ran theu our yard. Apparently a female fox in heat spunds like a woman being off'd in horrific fashion... Sooo... yeah... We went back inside.. put pew pews back in the safe and he went back to bed. Lol Interesting night to say the least. But hey it was a National Geographic learning moment. 😂😂
The reason for the skyscrapers being uninhabited is due to “tofu dreg construction” constant embezzlement of funds has left the materials so low quality that it is unsafe to live in the buildings that are constructed. You could take your hand and break off pieces of the support structure. It’s not because people don’t want to live in skyscrapers, it’s that they don’t want it to collapse in their sleep.
12:44 no, not at all.
something got *in*
@5:30 that's what happens when you throw out bread/pizza dough and it's hot outside. It just keeps rising and spills out of the dumpster.
"This dog with a wig."
Dog: "Ed..ward..."
2:41 Yeah, that’s pretty depressing. I’m glad Robin knew why this photo exists because I didn’t wanna have to say it
5:25 hi! resident fungus appreciator here
that is a slime mold! they do that 😁
Slime molds are awesome
Mold that can think
11:28 I love spelunking, it's fun and fascinating, but 1. I will never go without a guide and 2. I learned my lesson on never going anywhere I am not 100% sure I will fit through, which means no where I have to crawl, no where I go down without light, no tight squeezes, etc. Got myself in a situation one time when I was young, wherein I followed a boy to go down a "slide" that would drop me into the large cave pool, only he was much faster and less cautious than me so we got separated quickly and I wound up in the wrong crevice, and very nearly got stuck. I remembered to stay calm and move with care and got out, but fuck was it hard to when you realize there would be 0 way of anyone helping you out. Never fucking again.
0:34 iirc that was crystallized nitroglycerin and highly explosive. If that string had snapped, it would have blown the house sky high.
that is one MILLION times more terrifying
25:55 This is an EXTREMELY obvious case of "shrinkwrapping"-- the skull is mummified at the very, very least, and we should be recreating it with a LOT more fat on it than what people are doing. At the very least it's as far from how it looked alive as an emaciated human mummy is from a living human specimen, but it's likely even missing a bunch of anchor muscles and it's definitely not got the correct mouth shape-- it should have jaws either more like a hippo or at least more like a bulldog.
It kinda looks similar to a hippo skull, which looks nothing alike a hippo XD
Jack usually makes things rather cursed, but in this subreddit he kind of takes things a lot more likely than Robin
32:37 saying you’ll kill a non venomous snake that’s someone’s *pet* is really gross
like “sorry guys i’m really scared of dogs, gonna kill them if they get out” that’s basically what you’re saying, they’re living breathing animals
The wet wrapping was still being done when we had our psychiatric nursing affiliation at a state hospital in the late sixties. Oddly enough, the wrap started out cold, but was very warm after a little while. Electroshock therapy and rare insulin shock treatment was used, too.
electroshock therapy is still in use today just better regulated and with more care. It can be used to stimulate muscles or resetting the brain to stabilize your mood. It's just not as crazy as it used to be and the patients need to agree to the treatment. It also doesn't really hurt and you're not gonna end up frying up like a crisp.
@ I know. The use is far better understood now, and joules are far reduced from back then. It was, and is an effective treatment, but was used with little discretion back then. The insulin use was pretty scary. Thorazine. Drool cups for everyone.
0:34 the basement sack
BAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
i was thinking the cocoon from that thing that crawls though your pipes and eats your liver in the x files
Bomb
I was about to comment that the first few seconds sounded like a video i watched a while ago, and was wondering if it was a repost.
And then I saw it was a compilation
Perfect video to watch as I cuddle up cozy in my bed for sleepy time :)
53:32 Fun fact, the face of the clock on that tower alone is taller than Big Ben
Hippos don’t swim, they run (I think).
Chef here. The Ortolan thing is real. One of my instructors at culinary school told me they'd refused to make it before, and hoped we'd refuse if it ever came up.
2:09 I've played enough Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare to know where this is going
Exactly
1:36:52 the instant change and regret is so funny wtf 😭
This video is so inspiring. Thank you for making my moment.
0:02 oh hell no, we already know what this is, and it ain't from "the wig".
Cheese is just partially immortalized milk
does anyone know what happened to the raw pork parasite guy? was he okay?
That was an autopsy.
@@runed0s86 no it literally is an MRI.
12:35 this image gives me so much anxiety and my fear of the dentist has only gotten stronger.
0:00 E d w a r d
39:03 "not like airliners carrying people" *procedes to show a 747 crash*
Dude if I could fly, I would absolutely wait for heavy snow, walk up to a window, and fly off so the footsteps just stop at the window with no evidence of the person having left at all
2:46 I think even Khorne would be saying "That's a lot of skulls!"
That dog with the wig about to cause some trauma
exactly we don't need a reminder of Nina and Alexander being turned in a chimera.
I know about Point Nemo due to Gorillaz. In phase 3 that's where Plastic Beach was located
1:43 yep. Your correct.
Sorry I know I have commented a few times already and refrained from commenting more but @ 59:15 If I found Falkor I'd 100% have to pretend I'm Bastian's sis that took Falkor for a spin around the world. I mean...c'mon, who would want to take a ride on a Luck Dragon?? I had a friend who had a dog that looked like Falkor. The white fur, the long body, short legs, pink nose..etc.. it was a weiner dog mix. His name was Chewy. I was baffled. THEY MISSED THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO NAME HIM FALKOR!!! It kind of upset me. Lol She said had she been thinking of it she would have named him that. She said she named him Chewy because he chewed on everything. Only thing I could say to her in response was, "Im so thankful not everyone names their pup after what they do as pups." If they did then... EVERY DOG IN EXISTENCE WOULD BE NAMED CHEWY. THAT'S WHAT THEY DO, THEY CHEW ON EVERYTHING! Sometimes I wonder how ppl make it thru life. 😂
One second in and I get flashbacks for full metal alchemist
7:01 I think that is a bear print. Look at the size of the print and the proportions, shapes and locations of the “fingers”
That’s not a human print
5:24 for those wondering it's yeast, like the Shi they put in the bread
2:13 But will it give me the funny cartoon powers…?
56:38 dude ive been trying to remember this book series for MONTHS and I'm so glad you brought it up I cannot wait to read the series again now!!!!
literally able to watch the likes climb 1:40 am here.
I think Terry Pratchett's (GNU Terry Pratchett. Speak his name.) idea about the existence of the Rat Kings is best.
If you don't know it go read The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents, you'll do yourself a favour.
I've only seen worms like that , is in pig intestines, I used to work at an abattoir/ slaughterhouse ( mostly at the gut table )
1:28 When my dad was younger, it was storming in his neighborhood and they saw a massive flash and a loud boom. After the storm, they went to go check and see if the neighbors were okay and his neighbor said it was ball lightning and they looked at his house and the ball lightning hit his house and literally knocked it off its foundation
opening up with Ed...ward? sheesh
10:07 I mean, to be fair about the wet linen thing, I can definitely see that actually being calming for some neurodivergents like myself. I mean think about it for a moment: You're being wrapped up and bound tightly in soft, plush fabric that has been soaked in water, and your eyes are completely covered up to prevent visual stimulation. That definitely sounds like a prototype sensory deprivation chamber to me, and some neurodivergents absolutely adore being compressed with weight, which would definitely be amplified to almost feeling like your back in the womb by all the water absorbed by the linen. Source: Neurodivergent Me, who has those exact tendencies.
Additionally, about the aquarium case that appears right after that post, I have more info on what happened, and I can confirm that no-one died as the result of the breach. In fact, only one person was actually injured during the incident, but that was only because they were the only one around when it happened. Unfortunately, the resulting investigation was unable to conclusively confirm exactly what caused the tank to shatter, but they WERE able to confirm that whatever the reason was, it was definitely the result of a mistake occuring during construction or maintenance of the tank that weakened it's overall integrity, which compounded until it's eventually shattering.
2:10 the archaeologists that dug it up are gonna get cursed by the wrath of the ancient gods. i've played these games before.
Let's hope that the new president of mexico doesn't get greedy....
Why does Jack want tot kill all the cute animals TOT.
Cosmoderus Femoralis are just silly guys with armor on
That first one making me relive my Fullmetal Alchemist trauma
27:00
"YOU HAVE AWOKEN THE BUILDING TRAVELER ITS NOT HAPPY" (boss fight health meter pops up)
If I had a boyfriend, I'd leave the comment:
"38:00 Me when boyfriend.".
2:10 the green mask from rdr1 undead nightmare
Yeah bro exactly what I thought I just made a comment about that 😭
The head towel thing is because seeing someone swallow a bird is kinda gross.
You don't want to throw up while watching the other diners eat.
I am genuinely curious as to what happened at 12:43.
Those doors are outward opening. Away from where the camera stands. Something with a LOT of momentum must have come through and hit the bottom part of the door. And the deformation of the doors is pretty uniform. If I were to guess, I would say that a bunch of water hit those doors from the outside. Since there is also water on the floor there, this seems to be a possibility.
Any other guesses?
11:25 even cave of the winds was kinda scary ngl
Another Emkay video, always makes my day better!
0:07 this seal givin me mad "open the window, luthor" vibes
10:16 when my aunt was born she had downs and the hospital wanted to take her away to put her in an asylum im guessing... my grandma wasnt having that 😂
3:17 oh honey
that grave looking thing being like that could just mean that the grave wasn't deep enough when the body started decomposing
25:48
The "ch" is pronounced like a "c". The root "suchus" stands for crocodile in classical greek. So its a "c"
A reminder that Linda Blair was literally a child when that movie was made. Hollywood puts actors in general through a meat grinder, but for some reason they’ve always been especially shitty to children
2:16 hey look it’s that Undead Nightmare mask that if you steal, zombies will start appearing/rising up
Hippos don't swim, they're made of pure muscle. They run across the bottom and jump up
0:28 it's literally just Song at the Sea
9:00 there are a few of these, not all are abandoned - some were just never moved into to begin with.
17:35 yeah thats on basically everything here in cali. a law was passed that everything that could even possibly cause cancer / reproductive harm had to say that. funny thing is: basically everything has a chance for that
0:35 from the shape of it I’d say it’s a ham they tried dry aging
Just when I thought I could forget about Nina Tucker lmao
2:20 I think the only curse you're going to get is to be ssss-smokin
It wasn’t the wizard of oz who put Judy on the diet, it was her mother
Cherenkov Radiation is just the effect of particles (electrons, protons, neutrons) travelling faster than light and only poses significant risk if you look at it for too long as it is in the Ultraviolet range so, the Radiation itself won't really harm you as it's light but like light you shouldn't look at it for too long.
The Axis bedroom set kind of looks like the ceiling is covered in black mold. What happened to Axie???
Not black mold. Looks like it's a type of metal paneling that has a sort of weird black pattern on the top, saw them all the time in the hardware store I used to work at. They're meant to be accent pieces on kitchen walls behind stoves and sinks. (Or those particular panels have some kind of damage to them.)
As for the baby, the room looks like it was being renovated for a nursery but never got finished. Chances are something happened medically and they lost the baby.
0:02 onii chan.... Onii chaan...
The best thing to watch in the middle of the night 😊