Casual Geographic - 10 HORRIBLE WAYS animals can END YOU | Eli and Jaclyn REACTION!!
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Yeah, never touch brightly-colored animals -- more so than any others, anyway. If something is that small and easy to see, there's probably a very good reason why they don't have to hide. Case and point: blue ring octopus, poison dart frogs, and the coral snake.
The milk snake looks similar to the coral snake, basically
“yeah im a coral snake ( totally ), don't get near me >:]” *_in reality_* “my bite doesn't even feel like a bite, more like pressure instead :(”
21:01 To paraphrase a different CG clip, any animal that's so brazenly visible usually has a very strong reason behind why they've been able to survive natural selection.
More casual geographic ❤❤
What you said about climbing trees to get away from a bear reminded me of something Dad told me regarding how to tell the difference between a brown bear and a grizzly. Climb a tree. If the bear climbs after you, it's a brown bear. If it pushes the tree over, it's a grizzly.
And either way, you've got a bear on your a$$ LOL
If it climbs after you, it’s a black bear.
Brown bears and grizzlies are the same thing.
@@joshuastrittmatter4188 Well, I feel stupid. Meant to write "black" instead of "brown." How I managed to mess it up *twice...*
That was an American black bear climbing. Sloth bears can't climb.
Also, sloth bears are found only in Asia.
The clip was indeed of a black bear, but sloth bears absolutely can climb. Adult sloth bears don't usually flee up trees, but they'll climb to eat from the tree, take a rest, or hide cubs from predators.
If you see a hippopotamus wag its tail you really should run the other way. It's not a happy wag... it's a cr@ppy wag... literally...
Yeah I had worms as a kid and it's so nasty and awful. 0/10 don't recommend. Thank goodness for anti-parasite medications.
Oh yeah, Hippos are super dangerous. So much so that even the ancient Egyptians considered them among the most dangerous. There is a goddess/entity in Egyptian mythology that is part of the afterlife rituals called Ammit who is made up of what the Egyptians deemed the three most dangerous animals, the crocodile, the lion and the hippo (she had the head of a croc, the forelegs and chest of a lion and the rear of a hippo).
I didn't think I could possibly love CG any more, then they mention Komodo dragons.🤩🤩
7:30: I actually like hyenas; I think they get a bad rap (like most other scavengers, such as turkey vultures) simply because most people think they're 'ugly' or find their meal plan 'disgusting.'
My question is: where are they _SUPPOSED_ to get it from, then?
That's nature. It's not some sugar-coated Candyland or Nirvana where everybody keeps to themselves and trusts that nobody will eat them or that they'll happily share with each other. They literally have to fight for scraps just to survive.
Plus, lions actually steal more from them, than hyenas do from lions.
Hyenas are also more capable of empathy and cooperation than lions, who tend to be more selfish, to the extent that an adult lion will gladly steal a younger cubs' meal from them and dare them to do something about it, while hyenas actually give a damn about the wellbeing of their young, often putting the survival of the child above their own!
A lot of the animals that humanity considers 'cute/ beautiful (lions; dolphins; otters; sea orcas; chimps)' are NOT morally superior to those that are 'homely/ non-photogenic (hyenas; vultures; sharks; tarantulas; aye-ayes)'; in fact, they usually tend to be the WORST once you see them actually show their true colors.
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OH! I can actually explain why the petrel's beak looks Like That. Since they're sea bird they're gonna take in a lot of salt water when hunting and stuff. Which is very not good for remaining alive. So, like many sea birds they have an organ called the salt gland that helps to remove excess salt from their body. Which is excreted though the nostrils. Which in the petrel's case are located atop their bills.
So basically, it's for sneezing out salt.
Cone snails are extremely venomous but they are using it as a pain relief it is 1,000,000 times more powerful than morphine but it's insanely difficult to harvest it
Typically in nature the brighter it's colored the more you should leave it alone
To be fair, attacking anus first is the most efficient way to eat prey since even the most hard skinned animals like rhinos, have soft backsides.
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Can anyone confirm........didn't MrBallen do a story about a dude who was chased down and chewed up by Komodo dragons?
Yes. A guy got eaten by komodo dragons when trying to get fruit. Forgot what vid it was
12:44 :( I started reading about how bad it was in elementary school
Same authors as Warriors
That TTX man
W vid
Peek human speed is 20 mph and only over very short distance
Balue from the jungle book is a sloth bear
Black bears can climb dress but Brown bears cant
Stay in the house! 😱
A hippo can open its mouth 180 degrees not much won't fit
African wild dogs,are not dogs they are wolves.
No, they aren't. They're canines and in the same subtribe as wolves, but they belong to a different genus. They're most recent common ancestor lived something like three million years ago. Domestic dogs, however, *are* wolves, though not the same species as the extant species of wolf, they're *very* closely related.