Absolute insanity when you think about how Sea World was still trying to get trainers in the tank with that Orca after everything. Disgusting organization
I remember seeing Tilikum at SeaWorld Orlando many years ago when the organization I was with decided to take a group trip down there. They of course called him 'Shamu' but it was obvious it was him, and no trainer got in the tank with him, unlike with the other orcas. You could see the dullness in his eyes as he swam around the far too small tank. It's no wonder he killed 3 people, he must have felt so dead inside himself.
And would they let the lion eat the cattle? They didn't have any other form of defense, tho that doesn't mean people should kill lions. They only did that because that lion could be a threat for the cattle, not to mention, the government doesn't care about tuem, and doesn't give them enough money to create electric fences to protect the herd.
@@TsukiCove The Kesagake bear incident was indeed quite brutal and even unreal. "Bob Gylam" on RUclips made a full length storyboard video about it the other month. Full details and all! 😨😧
Good video. I worked at Sea World in San Diego for 19 years and remember each of these incidents. Some of the footage shown was in San Diego of a male named Ulyses.
Bob Gymlan recently -about 1 month ago- did an incredible job (as usual) tastefully detailing The Sankebetsu Brown Bear Incident. Which people claim the topic relating to that specific bear is cursed, which I didn’t realize it was necessarily thought of that way, but then two weeks ago Bob Gymlan put out another video speaking about some incredibly odd things that happened around the topic. When you find out all the just wild details, it reads as if it was almost a mythical machine rather than an incredible beast that hunted men, it sounds legit like a story of fiction cuz it is that wild. Thanks Tsuki really love your work! ♾☮
A part of the issue with predators killing humans is that we're way saltier than most animals land carnivores will eat. We are just unfortunately very tasty.
assuming your theory is correct it might have something to do with us being a predator. Also we gotten a habit of salting out food. Our body taste buds rewards us if we salt the food a little bit. That will tell you how precious salt is. Fortunately for the animal is we are peaceful and physically not dangerous, until we raise the rifle and shoot them. Yeah the animal did not see that coming. No Sir !
@@PahadiSher I mean those who have swine as a typical prey option will usually be okay with eating Humans as a typical prey option. I wasn’t referring to if they were starving or not. Im just saying there is a very blatant similarity between swine, rat, primate, and Human meat.
I would love more videos about animal that became serial killers. I would also like longer form videos based on a specific animal in which you go into more detail about the animals’ killing histories and accounts and all that.
Can I make a suggestion of wild animals that have worked along with humans. To start with there is Woytek the Syrian Brown bear, I am sure there are a lot more nice stories.
The brown bear incident is really not talked about enough, yeah the Tsavo lions and Champawat tigress are scary but at least they try to end it in 1 shot, while Kesagaki will eat you alive, apparently one of his victims was begging the bear to leave her child alone.
I would but the problem with more niche topics is that i can't buy or licence any footage of the animals without spending a fortune but it is an interesting topic
Im kind of curious if they ever record individual hippos in the same way, I keep hearing they cause a lot of deaths but then it also makes me wonder if maybe its so common they don't get killed
Eish I would love a part 2 Believe it or not we have Orcas here in South Africa around Cape Town where I stay called “port” and “starboard” they busy feeding on shark livers like crazy😮 They definitely a crazy bit of killers😅
The Tilikum story is the saddest one of them all. Captured as a calf and put into what was basically an empty cell for the rest of his life. An animal of such high intelligence given nothing to do except push some balls around and interacting with his captors as his only source of stimulation. I'm really glad that Blackfish documentary really opened up people's eyes to this horrible practice of keeping orcas in captivity. It's a must see.
Honestly the only ones I can see being at all worth killing are ones that go right into towns. Otherwise stay out of their home! Or understand the risks and dont cry when you die.
Regarding the killer whales like Tilikum, trainer Ric O'Barry said "The problem is that the whales have nothing better to do. They're bored. We literally bore them to death. It's like you living in the bathroom for your life."
One animal that should have been added here is Gustave, a Nile crocodile which is rumored to have killed around 200 people. He didn’t eat the people that he killed.
@@TsukiCove yeah but what I meant to say was that It looked funny out of context. I know that you don’t use clickbait in your thumbnails which honestly makes thumbnails like these feel all the more cursed.
As a member of the human species we have done a poor job at stewardship of our planet. These are more examples of how we think we know what's best for a species when that species knows what's best for itself.
The Anglo Saxons wiped out 100 million Native Americans and millions of native Australians and yet accusing others to be killers , who are angels compared to them
Absolute insanity when you think about how Sea World was still trying to get trainers in the tank with that Orca after everything. Disgusting organization
Idk man enough pay and id do almost anything.
@@incendiumaquila7605 would you step in a tank of water with a mentally unstable orca known for killing 3 people?
@@martinsiedlecki Enough money id inject lead into myself.
@@martinsiedlecki are you against vaccines I am btw
Why are you against vaccines?
I remember seeing Tilikum at SeaWorld Orlando many years ago when the organization I was with decided to take a group trip down there. They of course called him 'Shamu' but it was obvious it was him, and no trainer got in the tank with him, unlike with the other orcas. You could see the dullness in his eyes as he swam around the far too small tank. It's no wonder he killed 3 people, he must have felt so dead inside himself.
Damn
Request: Part 2
A.)Gustave The Nile Crocodile
B.)The Great White Shark Of The New Jersey Beach
C.)The Sloth Bear Of Mysore
D.)2 Tsavo Lion
Definitely Gustave
The Beast of Gèvuadan: Hold My Beer
Sad Fact: The oldest living wild lion was speared to dead by herdsmen on May 10th,2023.
Indeed sad😢
yeah it's sad and another form of human wildlife conflict
Well if it was old then it probably would have starved to death eventually, least he wasn't shot to be some rich guy's trophy
And would they let the lion eat the cattle? They didn't have any other form of defense, tho that doesn't mean people should kill lions.
They only did that because that lion could be a threat for the cattle, not to mention, the government doesn't care about tuem, and doesn't give them enough money to create electric fences to protect the herd.
@@kennethsatria6607 he was a 19 year old male lion.... the oldest wild lion on record
@@TsukiCove The Kesagake bear incident was indeed quite brutal and even unreal. "Bob Gylam" on RUclips made a full length storyboard video about it the other month. Full details and all! 😨😧
Your videos are awesome!
thanks i appreciate it :)
absolutely unhinged thumbnail😆 great video, super interesting info!!!
less unhinged once you've watched the video i hope haha, thanks i appreciate the support :)
What about Gustave, and the Tsavo Lions?
That'll be part 2 baby :)
@@TsukiCoveThere will be a part 2? Awesome, looking forward to it
@@TsukiCove And The Sharks Of New Jersey
Good video. I worked at Sea World in San Diego for 19 years and remember each of these incidents. Some of the footage shown was in San Diego of a male named Ulyses.
Bob Gymlan recently -about 1 month ago- did an incredible job (as usual) tastefully detailing The Sankebetsu Brown Bear Incident. Which people claim the topic relating to that specific bear is cursed, which I didn’t realize it was necessarily thought of that way, but then two weeks ago Bob Gymlan put out another video speaking about some incredibly odd things that happened around the topic. When you find out all the just wild details, it reads as if it was almost a mythical machine rather than an incredible beast that hunted men, it sounds legit like a story of fiction cuz it is that wild.
Thanks Tsuki really love your work!
♾☮
Gustave the Nile Crocodile is a good example
Another video on this topic would be really neat.
Especially if you can include a bit about Gustave the Nile Crocodile
Can you make a part 2? The topic is very interesting.
Surprised Gustav the nile crocodile wasn't mentioned
There are many tiger and leopard man eaters from India for episodes two and three. Jim Corbetts books alone can make up two more episodes.
Oh yeah true. And I remember hearing about Jim Corbett. Would be a good video topic on the man eating tigers & leopards that Jim Corbett hunted.
A part of the issue with predators killing humans is that we're way saltier than most animals land carnivores will eat. We are just unfortunately very tasty.
assuming your theory is correct it might have something to do with us being a predator. Also we gotten a habit of salting out food. Our body taste buds rewards us if we salt the food a little bit. That will tell you how precious salt is. Fortunately for the animal is we are peaceful and physically not dangerous, until we raise the rifle and shoot them. Yeah the animal did not see that coming. No Sir !
Thats also why only Species that Eat Swine tend to Primares and Humans.
IE Tigers, Gators, and Constrictor Snakes.
@@InquisitorXariusAll predators will eat swine if they can. What sort of stupid logic is this.?
@@PahadiSher I mean those who have swine as a typical prey option will usually be okay with eating Humans as a typical prey option.
I wasn’t referring to if they were starving or not.
Im just saying there is a very blatant similarity between swine, rat, primate, and Human meat.
I would love more videos about animal that became serial killers. I would also like longer form videos based on a specific animal in which you go into more detail about the animals’ killing histories and accounts and all that.
Do a part 2
best thumbnail yet
Your channel is very underatted Tsuki. Keep up the great work.
Yes, do another video with this topic involving the Champawat tiger
I would recommend Bob gymlans video on the brown bear attacks.
I hope you make more videos on this topic because I always learn something from them.Liked and subscribed
Love your content! Keep it coming!
Wasn't there a crocodile in Africa that had over 100 people kills?
Yep Gustave, if this video does well he will be in part 2
@@TsukiCove here's hoping it does! these stories, especially the historic ones like the brown bear incident are fascinating to me.
It's a very interesting topic. Please make more.
Can I make a suggestion of wild animals that have worked along with humans. To start with there is Woytek the Syrian Brown bear, I am sure there are a lot more nice stories.
The brown bear incident is really not talked about enough, yeah the Tsavo lions and Champawat tigress are scary but at least they try to end it in 1 shot, while Kesagaki will eat you alive, apparently one of his victims was begging the bear to leave her child alone.
Stop applying human morals to animals. Their emotions are different. They Don’t think or feel the same.
Bob Gymlan did a video about the Japanese brown bear incident. It's absolutely horrifying
The thumbnail 😂😂
My next door neighbour got eaten by a croc a couple of weeks ago.
You are absolutely right about the elephant .
Tsuki can you do a video of unquie amphibia in madagascar
I would but the problem with more niche topics is that i can't buy or licence any footage of the animals without spending a fortune but it is an interesting topic
Should've included mosquitoes. They have the highest number of human fatalities compared to any other animal on this planet.
The thumbnail is killing me 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Video Idea: 5 most dangerous animals in the UK.
Im kind of curious if they ever record individual hippos in the same way, I keep hearing they cause a lot of deaths but then it also makes me wonder if maybe its so common they don't get killed
Most animals need a reason for becoming human killers.
For Hippos, a human's birth is enough reason to put said person on a shirt.
Eish I would love a part 2
Believe it or not we have Orcas here in South Africa around Cape Town where I stay called “port” and “starboard” they busy feeding on shark livers like crazy😮
They definitely a crazy bit of killers😅
Jaguar attacks are common
RIP Tillicum you were iconic and I will remember you as being the most famous dolphin I know. Thank you Tillicum.
Wow fascinating stories
Peer Bux and the Champawat Tiger (over 436 kills). Both fascinating hunts.
Horror movies based on real life animals attacks!
Sounds very much like the bear story could've been the inspiration for Silverfang
It actually is, also the bear is called Kesagaki.
asian farmers should try to use bees to scare elephants away, works with african elephants and *might* work in asia too
Asian elephants will go extinct soon, so it doesn't really matter.
The Tilikum story is the saddest one of them all. Captured as a calf and put into what was basically an empty cell for the rest of his life. An animal of such high intelligence given nothing to do except push some balls around and interacting with his captors as his only source of stimulation. I'm really glad that Blackfish documentary really opened up people's eyes to this horrible practice of keeping orcas in captivity. It's a must see.
Keeping in captivity is horrible practice?
Killing them and driving them to extinction is better practice?
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Yes more please
Have birds ever gotten a human killing spree?
Most birds are too small for this.
I remember hearing about a story regarding a tiger in India that killed 263 or so people. Don't know if it's true or not
Wow, the bear was killed on my birthday... Huh :/
Why didn't you talk about the Champawat Tiger, the literal record holder for humans deaths by any animal at 436 kills?
Humans can kill hundreds of humans, and 436 kills are not a large numbers.
Honestly the only ones I can see being at all worth killing are ones that go right into towns. Otherwise stay out of their home! Or understand the risks and dont cry when you die.
First and WTF WAS THAT THUMBNAIL
The elephant was called bin laden that's it
Regarding the killer whales like Tilikum, trainer Ric O'Barry said "The problem is that the whales have nothing better to do. They're bored. We literally bore them to death. It's like you living in the bathroom for your life."
I grew up on Shamu😢i miss them days in orlando yet still sad the whales had to go through that.
6:46 bro does not know the Kodiak bear
I feel bad for the elephant because it’s my favorite animal 😢😭
There's really little hope in Soith and Southeast Asia it "reducing human-animal conflict" given the massive overpopulation problem there.
Why the reupload???
One animal that should have been added here is Gustave, a Nile crocodile which is rumored to have killed around 200 people. He didn’t eat the people that he killed.
Suspect a increase in animal attacks.
Suprised the "Champawat tigress Demon of Champawat". That tiger had killed over 400 hundred people in that village in India.
This tiger didn't really attack Indians, she did eat them.
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Hm what about the Beast of Gèvuadan?
The orca deaths happen in captivity now i know orcas never injured or killed a human on the wild
What about gustov the croc
Yeah I'd watch more animal attack videos
Yaaaaaaaaay tilikum my guy😀😀😀😀
Bruh what is that thumbnail 😂
the elephant is called osama bin laden so it's not clickbait surprisingly
@@TsukiCove yeah but what I meant to say was that It looked funny out of context. I know that you don’t use clickbait in your thumbnails which honestly makes thumbnails like these feel all the more cursed.
Is habitat loss necessary?
Peer Bux was another elephant that went on a rampage in India.
Hello
what about gustave?
I can't believe i didn't know Japan had big brown bears.
I like human flesh in the middle of the night. It tastes so good. Better then game.
One word gustave
They became serial killers or just being animals?
😢
But , people's mess with them, they react , 🙄 oop's, but they usually have ask for it , 🐃🐆🐅
As a member of the human species we have done a poor job at stewardship of our planet. These are more examples of how we think we know what's best for a species when that species knows what's best for itself.
The Anglo Saxons wiped out 100 million Native Americans and millions of native Australians and yet accusing others to be killers , who are angels compared to them
They didn't kill them.
Native Americans mostly die due to European diseases.
👂🏿👂🏿👂🏼👂🏼👂🏼👂🏼
Am am I first?