Kidd and Cee Reacts To 10 Animals You Definitely Forgot Existed (Casual Geographic)

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[@kennyfmt510]

“You ain’t never heard of a bush dog” 😂😂😂

[@brainstorm9560]

In prehistoric times there actually existed giant Fossas the size of leapards in Madagscar and they hunted gorilla-sized lemurs.

[@robxholicfoxyfan8552]

Not shocked actually. Gigantopithicus was basically the giant Orangutan, and basically every animal in the mainlands of the world have shrunk overtime in general.

[@tobiasedwards2643]

2:18 The okapi is the only other member of the giraffe family that is still alive they only live in the rainforests in northeastern part of The Democratic Republic of the Congo it’s also known as the zebra giraffe the forest giraffe and the African unicorn because it’s so rare that the Europeans thought they were fake

[@brigidtheirish]

Isn't there a giraffe relative in North America?

[@tobiasedwards2643]

@@brigidtheirish Yes, it’s the pronghorn but it’s not a member of the Giraffidae family. The pronghorn is a more distant relative to the giraffe and okapi.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@tobiasedwards2643 Ah.

[@GleeceDaedae]

It’s a deerbra

[@tobiasedwards2643]

@@brigidtheirish yeah their family was once more widespread and varied

[@shawnmichaelsbellybuttonri9871]

Casual Geographic: "Close your eyes"
Kidd: *stops blinking altogether*

[@IDonnysWrld]

Fr tho😂

[@chancemeyers8502]

The Okapi isnt a crossbreed of anything. Its the only true other relative alive 8n the Giraffe family. They'res a cousin species or two out there. But the Okapi is the closest relative species to the giraffe that isnt extinct

[@CruxusAshbourne]

12:30 That doesn't sound like a baby; that sounds like a feline Joker ready to kill the feline Batman!

[@burmessafox3939]

I first heard about the cookie cutter shark from National Geographic show, The Most Extreme

[@LofiLoungeBeats737]

dope vid. do Snoop's commentary on animals, it's jokes😂

[@Sunset553]

The first one made up of leftovers - I saw it at the San Diego Zoo. The rest I haven’t heard of

[@tobiasedwards2643]

2:18 That is the okapi it’s the only other member of the giraffe family that is still alive they only live in the rainforests in northeastern part of The Democratic Republic of the Congo it’s also known as the zebra giraffe the forest giraffe and the African unicorn because it’s so rare that the Europeans thought they were fake

[@IAMJORDI0117]

The first one they have at the Lowry Park zoo in Tampa Florida. They are really cool.

[@scorchtail6655]

Yeah cloud leopards sound like a baby because one of the main prey species they hunt is the pied tamarin and that baby sounding call is them mimicking the call of a baby tamarin baby just so they can kill the parent

[@maliyah_tink27]

Loved this video❤ I didn't know 8 or 9 of these😂

[@grunggadx25]

What’s that intro song called

[@Jennifer-jt9cb]

Is that hyrax letting the air out of a balloon?

[@NoLuvvv-gz8xg]

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