Great video! It's an Orangutan spear fishing in the photo you're talking about, and they think they could possibly be entering the Stone Age, not the Bronze Age. Not quite at metallurgy yet lol. Maybe one day. Either way, love you're guys content.
that thought is scary. an orangutan is easily able to move around weights of around 300 kilos. thats around 4 regular humans at once. now, imagine an orangutan in armor, using a club....
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You should really watch the full documentary of this. It's absolutely amazing. Sad, terrifying and beautiful. Worth the watch. This video is not the full thing and is more of a summary of it.
This might have already been mentioned, but in case it hasn't, I just wanted to make sure everyone knows chimps and monkeys are entirely-different species, so no cannibalism is taking place:) Actually, chimps are more closely-related to humans than they are to monkeys. Do with that what you will. lol Oh, and highly-suggest checking out the doc "Chimp". It's a Disney film narrated by Tim Allen and the various chimps are ascribed different characters, in a sense. Family friendly, so a good watch if you have kids. Tells the touching story of one particular baby champ named Oscar. Moving, beautiful , informative, and funny:)
Yeah Monkey is kind of a weird term anyway. It's basically slang (not scientific) for any Primate that still has a full tale and is typically much smaller than any of the Great Apes that we and Chimpanzees are apart of. The scientific terms for those wondering are simian or primate by the way. That's why the argument "that if we come from Monkeys why are their still Monkeys" always make me cringe. First off we didn't come from Monkey we came from a now extinct ape. Second no one who ever explained evolution while actual understanding it ever said we came from Monkey. (Edit) Evolved from Apes not came from, but most people know I was talking about that already.
@@jessem.5867 Bonobos are a distinct species of chimp. Are you saying they're superior to the common chimp? Or, are you saying you really enjoy preppy clothes? lol
Watched some of this awhile ago also and thoroughly enjoyed it, glad to see you guys looking this direction of content. Another one I had watched around the same time was about lions. I think their group was called the Mapogo or something similar. Really enjoyed watching that as well.
I find it interesting that before it showed the chimpanzees killing, the guys thought they looked wise. Then afterwards it changed to a "cold, dead eye'd stare". Fascinating how action colours perception.
After thousands of years of evolution humans haven't evolved all that much after all. We as a species are still just as violent and brutal, if not more so, than our bipedal cousins. What does that say about us?
Dave meant the chimpanzees were said to be entering the Stone Age, not the Bronze Age. However the chimp in the photo he referenced didn't discover how to make/use the fishing spear, he mimicked local humans. Still, they have learned to use sticks like utensils to get ants/insects, so the idea still applies. Fascinating.
Three English people with a Manchester accent who have a podcast talking about Chimpanzee society ,monkeys in the news etc. Where have I heard that before ?????????
One to watch if you enjoy documentaries is 'lions of sabi sands' basically a group of lions that turn into the mafia of the big cat world, well worth a watch- bit too long for a reaction but you can still catch it in your own time. Think its on here as well!
Did anyone else find any irony, that the guy who talked regularly about the chimp named Hair... was a BALD GUY??? I'm just tying to add a bit of humor to an otherwise bit of a grim watch. ;}
@@BlackMetalViking all right then whatever. The way most of us would say it is that we share 98% of our DNA with chimpanzees so this might explain something about their behavior. Mankind has been acting like this for a long, long ass time but this happened in the last few decades.
I have always loved chimps but my all time favorite are bonobos. Pygmy chimpanzee. While chimps fight and kill bonobos live in peace and even share meals with other groups of bonobos and their relationship is based on love not war.
but are we less savage because we are smart enough to design weapons that kill and maim effectively? we also fight for things like territory. looking at them is a good reminder of what we are
If I recall properly chimpanzees are 4 times stronger than humans, orangutans are 6 times stronger, and gorillas are 8 times stronger they each may even be more actually. I think this is fairly accurate, if someone who know more please let me know.
When that lady got her face ripped off after trying to keep one of these things as a pet, I couldn't help but smiling after the fact. Don't fuck with wild animals
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This was filmed in Kibale National Park in Uganda. The entire documentary this was pulled from is well worth a watch.
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The hairless chimp you saw is in captivity and has alopecia. The fur hides an incredibly massive muscled body
Great video! It's an Orangutan spear fishing in the photo you're talking about, and they think they could possibly be entering the Stone Age, not the Bronze Age. Not quite at metallurgy yet lol. Maybe one day. Either way, love you're guys content.
that thought is scary. an orangutan is easily able to move around weights of around 300 kilos. thats around 4 regular humans at once. now, imagine an orangutan in armor, using a club....
@@frederikanby2634 Even scarier, if we help them then an orangutan in modern body armour, carrying a large machine gun.
@@conorstewart2214 thanks, I hate it
5:10 Ah yes. Today I cannibalized a chicken as a human.
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I love your channel it’s one of the most relatable things I’ve seen in a long time. It might just be the middle-aged me but I really appreciate your work keep it up I want to see more 🤙
I believe Dave meant stone age.. i dont think chimps are forging metals yet 😁
You should really watch the full documentary of this. It's absolutely amazing. Sad, terrifying and beautiful. Worth the watch. This video is not the full thing and is more of a summary of it.
Yep, I watched the full documentary. And I can never forget it. You described it very well : Sad, terrifying and beautiful.
@@silvabalkanka8494 thanks
Bill Burr has a bit about monkeys.
If y’all haven’t done his helicopter story then you’re missing THE FUNNIEST bit from him.
The helicopter story was banned on RUclips so it's on our patreon
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Really?! I’ve seen that reaction on literally 20 other channels. Weird.
This might have already been mentioned, but in case it hasn't, I just wanted to make sure everyone knows chimps and monkeys are entirely-different species, so no cannibalism is taking place:) Actually, chimps are more closely-related to humans than they are to monkeys. Do with that what you will. lol
Oh, and highly-suggest checking out the doc "Chimp". It's a Disney film narrated by Tim Allen and the various chimps are ascribed different characters, in a sense. Family friendly, so a good watch if you have kids. Tells the touching story of one particular baby champ named Oscar. Moving, beautiful , informative, and funny:)
Yeah Monkey is kind of a weird term anyway. It's basically slang (not scientific) for any Primate that still has a full tale and is typically much smaller than any of the Great Apes that we and Chimpanzees are apart of.
The scientific terms for those wondering are simian or primate by the way.
That's why the argument "that if we come from Monkeys why are their still Monkeys" always make me cringe. First off we didn't come from Monkey we came from a now extinct ape. Second no one who ever explained evolution while actual understanding it ever said we came from Monkey. (Edit) Evolved from Apes not came from, but most people know I was talking about that already.
Bonobos > Chimps
I love that movie!! Disney does unbelievable nature docs.
@@joshuabolton3866 You're spot on! I've never been a fan of Disney princess stuff, but the docs are right up my alley:)
@@jessem.5867 Bonobos are a distinct species of chimp. Are you saying they're superior to the common chimp? Or, are you saying you really enjoy preppy clothes? lol
Sometimes I find myself saying "one pound fifty" in Mike's accent randomly during the day.
Watched some of this awhile ago also and thoroughly enjoyed it, glad to see you guys looking this direction of content. Another one I had watched around the same time was about lions. I think their group was called the Mapogo or something similar. Really enjoyed watching that as well.
They say the average male chimpanzee has approximately the strength of 10 average male humans.
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What’s truly amazing is they’re our closest evolutionary cousin, yet they’re far less violent than we are.
I find it interesting that before it showed the chimpanzees killing, the guys thought they looked wise. Then afterwards it changed to a "cold, dead eye'd stare". Fascinating how action colours perception.
Chimps eating monkeys isn't cannibalism. That's like a human eating a monkey.
Never mess with Chimpanzee's ive heard gruesome stories they can easily tear your flesh from your bones with their strength alone.
I’ve seen orangutan spear fishing. Attenborough has a documentary called amazing DIY orangutans
After thousands of years of evolution humans haven't evolved all that much after all. We as a species are still just as violent and brutal, if not more so, than our bipedal cousins. What does that say about us?
Y’all are goated for reacting to all these
Chimpanzees are brutal dude there's some terrible stories about people being attacked
I was thinking the same thing that the guy looked like Richard Gere.
That asian guy looked kind of depressed. He had his own 1000 yard stare.
the documentary is one of the best thing I've seen
I watched the full documentary, it was very good. Its worth watching. These Chimps are expansive conquerors.
You guys should react to people are awesome great video as usual keep up the good work.
If it was Richard Gere it would be a video about gerbils
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Dave meant the chimpanzees were said to be entering the Stone Age, not the Bronze Age. However the chimp in the photo he referenced didn't discover how to make/use the fishing spear, he mimicked local humans. Still, they have learned to use sticks like utensils to get ants/insects, so the idea still applies. Fascinating.
Three English people with a Manchester accent who have a podcast talking about Chimpanzee society ,monkeys in the news etc. Where have I heard that before ?????????
Daz is scared of the woods. We need to send him to look for the Blair Witch. :-)
One to watch if you enjoy documentaries is 'lions of sabi sands' basically a group of lions that turn into the mafia of the big cat world, well worth a watch- bit too long for a reaction but you can still catch it in your own time. Think its on here as well!
Did anyone else find any irony, that the guy who talked regularly about the chimp named Hair... was a BALD GUY??? I'm just tying to add a bit of humor to an otherwise bit of a grim watch. ;}
We share 98% of our DNA with chimps, explains a lot about human behavior.
You mean it explains a lot about this chimpanzee behavior.
@@robertdysonn No man, no, that's not what I mean at all.
@@BlackMetalViking all right then whatever. The way most of us would say it is that we share 98% of our DNA with chimpanzees so this might explain something about their behavior. Mankind has been acting like this for a long, long ass time but this happened in the last few decades.
@@robertdysonn Is it?
@@BlackMetalViking yep
I have always loved chimps but my all time favorite are bonobos. Pygmy chimpanzee. While chimps fight and kill bonobos live in peace and even share meals with other groups of bonobos and their relationship is based on love not war.
Reminds me of a war documentary
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I had just watch this the other day I was traumatized
I love chimpanzees, orangutans and gorillas. Especially Sliver Backs. They are so beautiful.
10:30 lol what a butchering, it's an orangutang and they're not entering the bronze age lmfao. It's the stone age.
Bloody hell. I just became number 666 on the Likes. Anyway, love your show, guys. Thanks for the love to us American cousins across The Pond.
It's the former British Empire! ;-)
Not cannibalism when one is a monkey and the other an ape, different species.
but are we less savage because we are smart enough to design weapons that kill and maim effectively? we also fight for things like territory. looking at them is a good reminder of what we are
They learned watching local fishermen
10:15 Nope, you're anthropomorphising them. *We* are primates, so it's no surprise we exhibit similar behavioural traits.
Definitely more nature videos!
In the wild, chimpanzees are found in Africa. This community was in Uganda.
If I recall properly chimpanzees are 4 times stronger than humans, orangutans are 6 times stronger, and gorillas are 8 times stronger they each may even be more actually. I think this is fairly accurate, if someone who know more please let me know.
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Not at all human, they are wild animals. Some dogs make animated facial expressions.
Chimps are absolute monsterous lol. Would rather be stuck in a cage with a silverback than three of them.
I highly recommend watching "Brothers in Blood: Lions of Sabi Sand" for the most captivating, gritty, and intense nature documentary to date IMO.
The Mapogo's : 6 Gangster Brothers
Interesting stuff.
When that lady got her face ripped off after trying to keep one of these things as a pet, I couldn't help but smiling after the fact. Don't fuck with wild animals
It wasn't the owner who got her face ripped off, it was her friend.
@@jarmed1582 Either way, why the hell are you hanging out in a house with a goddamn chimp?
I agree man. And they expect us to sympathize with people have died screwing with wild animals.. like no.
Leave animals alone ffs..
Check out the lion killers. Very large chimpanzees with whom it is very unwise to mess.
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So far Office Blokes Try is just gross food lol
A decent lunch
We recorded some tasty stuff last night 👍
Na the poutine looked legit af
Great video
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absolutely hate monkeys and chimps
you should checkout the gombe chimpanzee war from the 70,s
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I highly suggest Count Dankula's mad lads series.
That nazi sympathizer?! 😆
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If I remember correctly they r 6x stronger than an adult man
And still some dumb people has chimps at home..
Silverback Gorillas can bench press 4000 pounds
React to “Sleeping Betty” if you’re into absurd comedy.
rise of the apes
Nf has dropped new mix tape😱😱
Who cares?
Who is nf?
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 Nosferatu?
Too bad y’all didn’t see me at bed
So you're reacting to a day at your own workplace? Obvious jokes are obvious : D
West Baltimore and South Chicago are FAR WORSE than this. FACT.
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