For context, the caterpillar they were trying to eat is a Saddleback Caterpillar. They (and all the others in the slug-caterpillar family) are covered in venomous spines that typically cause an itchy rash in the best of cases. So those frogs aren’t having the best day…
@@dinogt8477 wow. 2022 roasts be hitting' kinda bad tho. Do you have any other come backs rather than "Ratio cope no one askes no one cares" Like bro is this what roast actually means? Bro we have better roast in 2021 like imagine saying "no one Asked" and then you probably would've been called out for "not having better roast" Goku looking corny profile picture aids 💀💀💀
I showed this video to the whole class as a topic for How Memes Changed The Humor of The Current Generation and almost all the boys were laughing whilst the teacher and the girls were acting confused
I feel bad for them, frogs have more sensitive taste than humans, but they are so stupid they cant even help themselves. "Hmmm yez testy slug!" *bites* "UNBELIEVABLE AGONY" XD
also frogs have no self control they can and will eat anything even other frogs if need be. I believe that if a Frog grows big enough that now large frog or toad, will eat smaller frogs/toads.
I don't get nature sometimes, why have a stronger taste sensation if you're this stupid and don't really need it since you just try to gobble up anything
Nah the first one is dumbest bc he didnt taste it just ATE THE WHOLE THING AND SPIT IT OUT the last guy was atleast 60 iq for tasting it And The middle FROG is soo smart he had 200iq for watching the 2 frogs eat the catterpillar if It Is dangerous or not. If it was he would Be Putin aftet that
In fact, the first frog is the smartest because he simply tasted it to see if it was good, unlike the second one who bit everything and the third one who risked losing the food to the others.
This slug/caterpillar has poison spines on it. So the frog that took it in its mouth full force just had the equivalent of eating a cactus and biting down on it with zero hesitation.
This ain’t even my channel but I come back the next day and the video has 1.1K, feel like a proud parent or something, I’ll be back at 11k to comment again
I think it’s a species of wooly bear caterpillar, so it’s completely covered in spiky hairs. Even seeing that it’s covered in bright spikes like a cactus, it took *two frogs* trying to eat it for the group to collectively figure out that yellow is a warning color in nature.
SHORT EXPLANATION (for GenZ): t's not that they taste bad, they sting and have poison glands connecting to the base of the quills. That means the one who almost swallowed it had an experience equivalent to taking a bite out of a cactus covered in rubbing alcohol. LONGERINO FOR TARDS ONLY: The saddleback caterpillar (Acharia stimulea, formerly Sibine stimulea) is the larva of a species of moth native to eastern North America. It is also found in Mexico. The species belongs to the family of slug caterpillars, Limacodidae. The larva (caterpillar) is primarily green with brown at both ends and a prominent white-ringed brown dot in the center which resembles a saddle. It has a pair of fleshy horns at both ends. These and most of the rest of the body bear urticating hairs that secrete an irritating venom. Contact with the hairs causes a painful, swollen rash and sometimes nausea in humans. In some cases, more severe reactions to the venom can occur, including a systemic condition called erucism or acute urticaria, for which severe symptoms may include migraines, gastrointestinal symptoms, asthma complications, anaphylactic shock, rupturing of erythrocytes, and hemorrhaging. The hairs should be removed from the skin immediately to prevent more venom spread. The cocoon may also have irritating hairs, and hairs from the larva can fall on surrounding objects. Acharia stimulea is known for having one of the strongest stings and due to the saddleback caterpillar being commonly found in ornamental plants, gardeners are most at risk to accidental exposure. The spines along the caterpillar, when broken, will release an irritating toxin into its victims that is known to cause acute urticaria in humans. These spines are fragile and can become airborne and embedded into surfaces therefore immediate action is required for removal if infected to prevent prolonged harm. Spines can be removed by using adhesive tape over the infected area to pull out the spines, with a new piece of tape used for each treatment. Symptoms can be mild or severe and can last from a few hours to a few days depending on the sensitivity of those infected and can be relieved through prescribed medication on a case-by-case basis. Some of the symptoms include headaches, conjunctivitis, difficulty breathing, gastrointestinal symptoms, asthma complications, anaphylactic shock and hemorrhaging. Ice packs, corticosteroids, topical and oral antihistamines have been reported to help relieve pain.
I like the idea of a sorting algorithm representing rational, deductive thought and reasoning eventually resolving on a logical conclusion, while the loading dial isn't necessarily implying any rational thought behind it; it's just loading an action. In this case, for the leftmost frog, that action is "EAT FUNNY WIGGLY THING". And after the other two frogs hurt themselves trying to eat a venomous 'pillar, the middle frog realises it's probably _not_ a good idea to take a taste itself.
Saddleback caterpillar! They are native to North America and my aunt got stung by one once! She said it felt like her arm got shot and it stayed like that for a week! DO NOT TOUCH THESE CATERPILLARS
That was her arm that feel like that imagine all those parts that touched his tongue that is in his mouth imagine the unimaginable pain that frog is feeling right now cuz it went into his entire mouth
As someone who's actually been on the receiving end of a saddleback caterpillar sting, I feel AWFUL for these poor ribblers who got stung on their tongue. If you see one of these, do NOT touch it, you will regret being born when you experience the level of pain they can bring. It is still to date the most agonizing pain I've ever experienced, and I've been stung by three Japanese hornets. Trust me, the hornets were comfortable compared to the fiery agony that was the venom of the humble Saddleback. Even then (I was 8 years old) I knew they could sting and was trying to avoid it while I was looking for other insects on the rose bush behind my grandmother's house. The little fμ¢ker decided I wasn't allowed to avoid him and he borderline launched himself off the leaf and fell on my right middle finger. The pain I felt was unlike anything I had experienced and I spent the next 2 hours during VBS, while my brothers and cousins were having fun, running ice-cold water from the water fountain over my finger just to numb the pain to a bearable level.
Even though it was most likely a mistake on your part (one I probably would have made as well), I think the fact that those are actually toads makes the title funnier.
Me when I saw poison food, and I say, oh, boy, I love it, and the FBI says, don't you dare eat that? Why not? Because it's dangerous, it's poisonous, I'm just kidding, it's yours.
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Love how the middle frog is both the smartest and the dumbest of all three
Wins by doing nothing at all
69 nice
Observer be observing
@@yes_and_so_what Luigi Version frog.
Idiot savant.
This is probably the most accurate representation of a frogs mind ever made
who?
@@dinogt8477 🤡
Source?
they have pretty smooth brains
@@arandomviking3941 Dreamed it
🐸1: Go on man, it's not spicy.
🐸2: Don't mind if I do. AAAAH! You friggin liar!
🐸3: I ain't falling for that.
Why is it spicy
You see them opening mouths after touching the snail
@@goodwinokisn’t that a caterpillar
Missed opportunity: “you froggin liar!”
@@GoofyAhhFly Yes with spikes on it to provide being eaten
The two frogs:dying cause of the caterpillar
The frog in the middle:🗿
Thankfully
Noted
he was the quiet kid
He's still processing it.
For context, the caterpillar they were trying to eat is a Saddleback Caterpillar. They (and all the others in the slug-caterpillar family) are covered in venomous spines that typically cause an itchy rash in the best of cases.
So those frogs aren’t having the best day…
Thank you for the info, I had some trouble trying to find out what caterpillar it was lol
🤓 (casually starts a comment reply war)
@@madanionyo uh no
@@madanionyo 💀
Thanks!
Therapist : " All dreams have meanings"
My dreams:
out of all the noise, you can still extract the context
so, your doctor was right
I dreamed about a 25 years old women do adult things with me last night
Im 19
@@nyahnyah994 wtf?
@@jkb76149 : )
My brain during a test
You know it's bad when the one animal on earth you could define as a walking stomach instantly spits it back out.
Don't mess with saddleback Caterpillars they are some dangerous mfs
Starfish:
0:14 when you hurriedly swallow the food but it is too damn hot
I also had, so life
Accurate! And you realised it wasn't Fully cooked
Yi- 🅱️
When you try swallow the pill 💊
I love how the middle frog didn’t do a single thing this entire video
it was shorting
@@ozantepe8211 sharting
The winning move is not to play.
@@DizzyDash237 nah he is being a radio💀
@@demonking41-l8j Luigi, is that you?
0:13 I like how he doesn't even give it a taste like the other frog and just goes in for the whole thing
And inmediatly regrets it
Yea
Instant regret
He said “You fuckin missed Jerry, mine now BITCH” not realizing that Jerry did not miss
hi... im frog the second, and welcome to jackass
こう言う海外特有のテンポ好き
finally found the real life scenario to use "Merge Sort".
Looks like only one algorithm was able to sort the data on how dangerous the caterpillar was.
That frog in the middle is processing what is life 💀
no one cares
About you
@@dinogt8477 wow. 2022 roasts be hitting' kinda bad tho. Do you have any other come backs rather than
"Ratio cope no one askes no one cares"
Like bro is this what roast actually means? Bro we have better roast in 2021 like imagine saying "no one Asked" and then you probably would've been called out for "not having better roast" Goku looking corny profile picture aids 💀💀💀
@@Cryonity 0 self awareness
Me rn
Gen Z humor summed up in less than 30 seconds.
A mi me guta
@@badanimacion3669 la gasolina
@@BlueSmash_404 dame más gasolina
@@fraise_kaminari a mi me encanta
@@amaranto2077 la gasolina
I showed this video to the whole class as a topic for How Memes Changed The Humor of The Current Generation and almost all the boys were laughing whilst the teacher and the girls were acting confused
Their reaction already shows how the memes changed their humor
As a representative of females who's come back to laugh at this video for months, I hereby denounce every non-male in that classroom from the gender.
They have good taste
to be fair guys are easily humored
@@ittybittyfroggy don't be a pick me
0:13 FROG SUFFERING
Shoutouts to the middle frog who moved like one single time throughout the whole video
Ye
He like me fr
He was smart enough not to eat the spiky boi
@@thatguynoonelikes4865 he be afk for 12 years straight just to REALIZE that he is in danger💀
@@fir9215 lol
I feel bad for them, frogs have more sensitive taste than humans, but they are so stupid they cant even help themselves.
"Hmmm yez testy slug!" *bites*
"UNBELIEVABLE AGONY"
XD
And from what I’ve been hearing (reading), that caterpillar has barbs.
also frogs have no self control they can and will eat anything even other frogs if need be. I believe that if a Frog grows big enough that now large frog or toad, will eat smaller frogs/toads.
I don't get nature sometimes, why have a stronger taste sensation if you're this stupid and don't really need it since you just try to gobble up anything
@@PuppetierMaster "I'm bigger than you I'm higher up in the food chain GET IM MAH BELLA" -The fat b*stard
why are you typing like a furry from 2012
Those frogs displaying more emotions than a elementary school play
I like how frogs take 30 seconds to process everything.
I love how the middle frog is just processing everything
The last frog is clearly the smartest of them.
First one, did a lick.
Second full on omnom
Third: nah I'm good
Nah the first one is dumbest bc he didnt taste it just ATE THE WHOLE THING AND SPIT IT OUT the last guy was atleast 60 iq for tasting it And The middle FROG is soo smart he had 200iq for watching the 2 frogs eat the catterpillar if It Is dangerous or not. If it was he would Be Putin aftet that
@@PolySoldier it's in order with the attempts to eat the caterpillar.
Still smarter than my teammates in an online match
@@Ceres4S2D1 HAHAHAHAHHAA I WAS LIKE "WHAT'S MY DUDE TALKING ABOUT"
In fact, the first frog is the smartest because he simply tasted it to see if it was good, unlike the second one who bit everything and the third one who risked losing the food to the others.
Middle: *frog thinks hard*
0:15 is so fuckin funny bro💀💀
I like how the frogs said "its yours thanks aaaaa i dont want it anymore i want to go to darkness!"
XD
Hello darkness my old friend
I'd come to talk with you again
I don't know why it's so funny but I can't stop laughing at it
gen z humor
Yea so funny 😐😐😐
@@Le_xn people laught at the most stupid things Bro let him do what he want
@@JohnDoe-iq6ek
It can't be. The jokes make sense.
669 likes
情報量多すぎてホント面白い
かなり好き
*_Frog.exe has encountered an critical error_*
0:14 this part got me GOOD! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don’t have a sense of humor but I agree
"Ooo, a catapiller"
"WHY IS IT SPICY!?" 😂
@@QuantumVoyagerX1I told you I have insulin cream before I go out you slippery moist lizards!!!😂😂😂😂 take that!!!😂😂😂
“Yipee my food!!”
*5 seconds later*
AHH AH AHHHHHHHHHA AH AH AH
I've been dying for a few seconds on that part
This is how documentaries will be in the future
Perfection
You’re right. 😔
Frogs are frogs
My last three brain cells at 4:00 am
"If it as bright colors, it's dangerous"
- Wild life rule number one
I couldn't get enough of that Frog's reaction when he ate the caterpillar though. 💀
0:14 MADE ME LAUGHING MAN
you're laughing. the frog is in an unbelievable amount of agony, and you're laughing.
@@UH-60_Blackhawk yes it funny
@@UH-60_Blackhawkman ungoofy skeleton is complaining 🤡
😂😂😂
@@Ineedsomemedicinehes joking
Me gusta que la rana de en medio sea la única inteligente del grupo XD
SII XDDDD
Es la más tonta e inteligente al mismo tiempo
This slug/caterpillar has poison spines on it. So the frog that took it in its mouth full force just had the equivalent of eating a cactus and biting down on it with zero hesitation.
In order to defend his cohorts from the evil creature the third frog overloads his reactor and self destructs. Truly a noble sacrifice.
💀
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This comment is underrated (Press F to pay respects)
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Erm actually, the caterpillar exploded
RUclips acting weird, recommending me masterpieces like this.
Upgrades people, upgrades!
@@dem_foxes_xd6660 bad guy from robots I think
@@Random.76867 Yes
@@dem_foxes_xd6660 big weld is the best character
The middle frog got enlightened😂
"WHY IS IT SPICY"
Ah yes, the latest frog memes, I give you many thanks for making this magnificent piece of art
no idea who you are or why youtube recommended me this video with 349 views but i'm proud to be the 350th
853
This ain’t even my channel but I come back the next day and the video has 1.1K, feel like a proud parent or something, I’ll be back at 11k to comment again
A guy I watch on RUclips sometimes covered this video in his meme reaction video. It's pretty great lmao
Gotta love frogs for how simple animals they are. 😂
Hyper extreme random collages.
Audiovisual 😂
I think it’s a species of wooly bear caterpillar, so it’s completely covered in spiky hairs. Even seeing that it’s covered in bright spikes like a cactus, it took *two frogs* trying to eat it for the group to collectively figure out that yellow is a warning color in nature.
it's a saddleback caterpillar. Not _completely_ covered in poisonous spikes, exactly, but still has a pretty painful sting
@@Quazex can you cook caterpillar and eat it?
@@NapstabIook why...why would you do that?
@@NapstabIook no
This is the real reason why Frogs are going extinct
As a herpetologist this is probably the closest video we’re gonna get of frogs being frogs
OMG 1.3K LIKES :0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0
You study herpes?
yes
Do you study herpes?
@@agis230 no, I study amphibians and reptiles! The word, herp, means creepy crawler I think. And I especially like frogs
@@agis230 they study amphibeans and reptitties
When I particularly dislike someone I send them this to overload their senses and cause them to have a heart attack
No one can convince me that the Crazy Frog Melody doesn't always play in every Frog's head.
Your video should be on a time capsule, it really is the culmination of latest trends.
By far the funniest vid from this channel now
Middle frog: Ping 999+ "waiting to reconnect"
SHORT EXPLANATION (for GenZ): t's not that they taste bad, they sting and have poison glands connecting to the base of the quills. That means the one who almost swallowed it had an experience equivalent to taking a bite out of a cactus covered in rubbing alcohol.
LONGERINO FOR TARDS ONLY: The saddleback caterpillar (Acharia stimulea, formerly Sibine stimulea) is the larva of a species of moth native to eastern North America. It is also found in Mexico. The species belongs to the family of slug caterpillars, Limacodidae.
The larva (caterpillar) is primarily green with brown at both ends and a prominent white-ringed brown dot in the center which resembles a saddle. It has a pair of fleshy horns at both ends. These and most of the rest of the body bear urticating hairs that secrete an irritating venom. Contact with the hairs causes a painful, swollen rash and sometimes nausea in humans. In some cases, more severe reactions to the venom can occur, including a systemic condition called erucism or acute urticaria, for which severe symptoms may include migraines, gastrointestinal symptoms, asthma complications, anaphylactic shock, rupturing of erythrocytes, and hemorrhaging. The hairs should be removed from the skin immediately to prevent more venom spread. The cocoon may also have irritating hairs, and hairs from the larva can fall on surrounding objects.
Acharia stimulea is known for having one of the strongest stings and due to the saddleback caterpillar being commonly found in ornamental plants, gardeners are most at risk to accidental exposure. The spines along the caterpillar, when broken, will release an irritating toxin into its victims that is known to cause acute urticaria in humans. These spines are fragile and can become airborne and embedded into surfaces therefore immediate action is required for removal if infected to prevent prolonged harm. Spines can be removed by using adhesive tape over the infected area to pull out the spines, with a new piece of tape used for each treatment.
Symptoms can be mild or severe and can last from a few hours to a few days depending on the sensitivity of those infected and can be relieved through prescribed medication on a case-by-case basis. Some of the symptoms include headaches, conjunctivitis, difficulty breathing, gastrointestinal symptoms, asthma complications, anaphylactic shock and hemorrhaging. Ice packs, corticosteroids, topical and oral antihistamines have been reported to help relieve pain.
@@mateobilbao3387not surprised a Spanish guy can't read
@@Determinator21 no hablo inglés
@@mateobilbao3387 traducción: No me sorprende que un Mexicano no sepa leer.
@@Determinator21primero no soy mexicano para tu información y
Segundo es mucho texto
Nice copy paste.
Wrapping Gen Z humor up with Frogs has finally made it... acceptable.
Indeed
Alpha you mean
My three brain cells during a test:
The frog in the middle is the smartest one of them all, because he knew it's disgusting and dangerous...i think while the others are dumb some how
I like the idea of a sorting algorithm representing rational, deductive thought and reasoning eventually resolving on a logical conclusion, while the loading dial isn't necessarily implying any rational thought behind it; it's just loading an action. In this case, for the leftmost frog, that action is "EAT FUNNY WIGGLY THING". And after the other two frogs hurt themselves trying to eat a venomous 'pillar, the middle frog realises it's probably _not_ a good idea to take a taste itself.
nothing is clear, but it is very interesting
This video is definitely gonna get 1million views at a month or so
Damn it I was rong the RUclips algorithm is kinda strange nowadays
@@lilskely6278 Don't worry, I think now it will have more views🤙
This video is gonna get deez nuts in 6,75434e¯¹ femtoseconds.
No
Almost there
Fantastic editing, and my kind of humor thanks to twomad
Glad youtube recommended this
I've laughed at it way harder than I should.
0:01 is 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The amount of editing and randomness on this 25 second length video is what makes this good
Saddleback caterpillar! They are native to North America and my aunt got stung by one once! She said it felt like her arm got shot and it stayed like that for a week! DO NOT TOUCH THESE CATERPILLARS
Weakest fauna in Ohio
Thank you for the advice, even though I am not from North America
I would burn them with Holy Fire
@@spacewargamer4181 nah i would kill with my mom swallow slipper
That was her arm that feel like that imagine all those parts that touched his tongue that is in his mouth imagine the unimaginable pain that frog is feeling right now cuz it went into his entire mouth
This video accurately sums up my sense of humor in less than 30 seconds
There is so much disgusting edit in this, and I love it
0:13
This part always gets me.
the sorting algorithm of the middle frog is a representation of it realizing the caterpillar is poisonous
As someone who's actually been on the receiving end of a saddleback caterpillar sting, I feel AWFUL for these poor ribblers who got stung on their tongue. If you see one of these, do NOT touch it, you will regret being born when you experience the level of pain they can bring.
It is still to date the most agonizing pain I've ever experienced, and I've been stung by three Japanese hornets. Trust me, the hornets were comfortable compared to the fiery agony that was the venom of the humble Saddleback.
Even then (I was 8 years old) I knew they could sting and was trying to avoid it while I was looking for other insects on the rose bush behind my grandmother's house. The little fμ¢ker decided I wasn't allowed to avoid him and he borderline launched himself off the leaf and fell on my right middle finger. The pain I felt was unlike anything I had experienced and I spent the next 2 hours during VBS, while my brothers and cousins were having fun, running ice-cold water from the water fountain over my finger just to numb the pain to a bearable level.
Dr. All dreams have meaning. my dreams
Even though it was most likely a mistake on your part (one I probably would have made as well), I think the fact that those are actually toads makes the title funnier.
Did you know that all toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads?
@@SupersuMC the more you know
@@SupersuMC I like to think of them as separate though because it's fun to correct people
I think the snail was poisonous lmao, those frogs just covered the inside of their mouths with *possibly* lethal poison
It’s a caterpillar. It might very well be poisonous, but the biggest drawback is eating something _covered in barbs_
@@Enneamorph Yeah i tough that the catterpillar was a stingy one rather than poisonous xD
Guys its a seaslug, idk how tf it got there but they're also poisonous lmao
In nature if you see anything very colorful, like a blue ring octopus it's poisonous. Might have to do research if that caterpillar is
Saddleback caterpillar. Not lethally poisonous, but the venom has been described as being on par with a gunshot wound in terms of pain level
The one that seems the slowest turns out to be the smartest lol
Bro deserves an oscar for his fuckin aditing
The first frog is probably thinking what to do in his life now
Got recommended and got to say this one... Was a good one
Me when I saw poison food, and I say, oh, boy, I love it, and the FBI says, don't you dare eat that? Why not? Because it's dangerous, it's poisonous, I'm just kidding, it's yours.
Le doy un premio por su:
Guion
Trama
Suspenso
Escenografía
Efectos especiales
Ranas
Я смотрю это уже десятый раз и всё ровно смеюсь
солдасен. я ору постоянно с другой жабки которая решила полностью захабатать ту ползающую дичь
Ridiculous humor like this is something that people can enjoy regardless of language, and that’s why I like it.
middle frog is the smart one after seeing what happened to his friends lol
I should make this as my new alarm clock sound
This is the complextro dubstep of the memes.
0:14 lmao 💀
No entendí porque RUclips me recomienda esto pero está chido
Edit: WTF cuantos likes
Concuerdo! 🤣
Concuerdo x2
confirmo
Coincido
Concuerdo
The frog version of “Aye this tastes weird. Try this, it taste weird, don’t it?”
bro went 🐸
this is going into my internet gems collection immediately lol
Truly the frogs of all time.
No, that is toads
☝🤓
That frog is very kind for giving the caterpillar to his friend
Ah yes, the frog, a beautiful creature that screams and had crappy sound effects, used in tons of memes and brings us tons of joy.
I own two toads as pets, and this video perfectly represents their intellect.
My top, mid and jungle vs. the enemy Shaco:
Spicy catterpillar🐛🌶️
This is the most beautiful thing I've watched
Same lol I just watched a MASTERPIECE
the fact that he used ALL the sound effects I know... MAKES ME LOVE THIS VIDEO MORE
ネタの大渋滞による圧倒的な満足感
Bro used every goofy sounds possible 💀
I imagine what the aliens will think when they manage to infiltrate our internet and find this
At last we have transcended humanity.
but at what cost...
I don't how much I watched it but still I can't stop laughing. 😂
"All dreams have meanings"
My dream: