Moral of the story: don't study chimps up close. They are terrifying. One second they're cool and fun, the next they're murdering their rival's toddler in cold blood. It wouldn't be so horrific to us if it was mere ants or mice we were watching do these things, but chimps are almost human, so it hits you on the deepest level.
For those wondering what happened to Hare: The researchers found his remains on March 3, 2017. In their announcement, the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project Inc said that they conducted a necropsy and found that he most likely died of old age. If you look them up by their name and Hare's name, you should be able to safely verify this information. Regarding details like dying peacefully in his sleep or with friends, I don't think anyone, even they could make a case for that. Hare was found after his death, so there are no human witnesses to exactly what happened. This is sadly true of most animals that die peacefully: it's rare and researchers just aren't usually there to see it happen and by the time they are found, decomposition destroys soft tissue evidence.
bro died on the same day that the Nintendo Switch released. Maybe he got too caught up with the new Nintendo system and forgot to eat or drink. He likely died due to dehydration.
Hare, the lone ape that separated from the crowd once he felt the corruption of the hierarchy, took a couple orphans to show them another way and kept them safe. Hare is a real one.
This documentary (not the clips as they distort it) is by far the most extraordinary and unsettling one I have ever watched about wildlife. Truly unforgettable. The complexity of that society due to its unique size has enabled a diversity of characters and behaviours I would have never imagined to see in animals. Truly mind-boggling. It's not just about violence (the empathy shown is one scene is heartbreaking; the lone warrior is a fascinating guy, to take 2 examples) but some scenes are hard to watch indeed and make it not suitable for young children. Even though, a must see.
@@iamthebean940he’s talking about the full documentary called Rise of the Warrior Apes. The same guy who like directed it also just made Chimp Empire on Netflix which is a series about the same tribe. 👍
Oh I dunno maybe seeing a monkey getting ripped apart limb by limb and then seeing another monkey dance on a dead money body maybe the case for getting traumatized lmfao (Im not being serious Im just kidding lol)
Why is no one talking about how sad Hare’s story is? Dude went from being a social, outgoing chimp to being depressed after his friend died. Feel bad for the poor guy
Kirk Johnson thank you for this comment. Can’t remember the last time I genuinely snorted late at night (uncontrollably) while scrolling down the comments section. ✊🏽👍🏽🤡
The same group of researchers on this clip, made a documentary last year on the same tribe of chimps, called “Chimp Empire”. And yes, it’s one of Joe’s favourites, he had the director on his podcast too.
I was in my car watching this shit. Felt something touch my shoulder and I damn near hit my head on the ceiling 😂😂...It was only the seatbelt though 🤦🏾♂️ that's how bad it got to me
The closer you get to humans the harder shit hits you We would probably freak out the same way seeing bisons break each other's skull if we evolved from them
You can see the intelligence in those eyes, almost like a human. Human intelligence but with 10 times the strenght and no morals Gosh chimps are terrifying
Yeah, that footage gives me Goosebumps. Almost like a human in an ape mask, with those intelligent eyes looking out from inside an animals face. Absolutely chilling. I love chimps. They are some of the most fascinating animals on the planet. But they need to stay the fuck away from me lol.
to think that thousands of miles away there’s a chimpanzee in the forest named hare who has seen his troop double in size and lost friends and has had life experiences is so cool
Yea, except probably more horrifying. Immediately after learning how to split the atom we used that knowledge to bomb the shit out of an opposing group. Genghis Khan apparently killed/was responsible for killing 20% of that periods total population. Unit 731. The holocaust and other genocides. Over 300 nuclear detonations in our own atmosphere as "tests". We probably have a giant intergalactic fence around us. The UFOs are just park rangers making sure our barbaric race doesn't develop enough to leave. "Those humans can get up to some pretty fucked up shit, can you imagine if they were actually intelligent??"
@o m I see your argument but I disagree. "Evolutionarily speaking" you are incorrect in assuming it has anything to do with aggression, warfare etc. Evolution is random first and foremost and is a process where a mutation is beneficial for the organisms survival in that particular niche. Yes there is competition for resources but if you look at the classic Darwinian Finches it's not a constant violent conflict for resources and more of a species that can consume the resource most effectively, efficiently and thus reproduce far more successfully to take over the niche without a single drop of blood being spilled through violence. Its whose beaks were best designed for getting food. I mean look st sloths. An environment produced that species through evolution and they are still around. Even when looking at the success of mammals and the viability of K type reproduction it seems that a successful evolutionary strategy is the development of emotional connections to protect the group and the high energy investment in procreation. This development of a communal bond and caring for young has allowed mammals to thrive across the planet and allowed humanity to reach the hights we have. It is the drive of conflict and violence that developed alongside these strategies that I would argue holds humanity back. You can definitely make the argument that in humanity's case we have greatly benefited from conflict. The scientific progress in WW1 and 2 speak volumes. Simply put I think it is not a universal rule that other races with completely different evolutionary histories would even begin to think in a similar manner that we humans do. The idea of a benevolent society not being competitive enough to survive may be an alien thought to you but in a society and ecosystem where that was made possible THEY would very easily think we are the barbarians. Obviously society, psychology, culture and economics make things much more complicated then the scientific base, but a alien civilization that built these on a different foundation would be incredibly ALIEN to us in comprehension. Hence why THEY would not bomb us to oblivion (which is honestly how I believe humanity would react if we were the hyper advanced aliens-see Native Americans vs Europe) but they also have a vested interest in not letting us out. Its all hypothesis at this point anyways, but that's more or less my thesis on the subject.
@o m I feel like you're forgetting we're talking about aliens here. Pretty presumptive to think their evolution would reflect our own. They could be beyond our imagination.
Something about watching a chimp eating a monkey is disturbing. I realize they're different species but they're so close it resembles cannibalism. Like watching a wolf eat a coyote.
@@butterflypaint4332 i dont remember. I watched it as a child and i remember being afraid of the chimps at the zoo. But i think it was national geographic or animal planet?
@@sketchwardd Yeah I watched a documentary of an ape war between a giant chimpanzee tribe and an large tribe of baboons. They chimps would regularly go and kill/eat the baboon babies.
H8er Maker, good observation! Consider how close pigs are to humans. I mean... really close! All their inner organs are in the same order like humans. They are genetically so close that they grow ears and noses on their skin to replace missing human bodyparts. They also have found to be as intelligent in problem solving as a four to five years old human toddler. Playing videogames and associations with their snouts on the joystick. Their outer form is different, but the similarities are simply stunning... yet: *Bacon, Ham* and whatever else humans consume here. Almost the same situation with the apes eating monkeys!
@@JoseGabriel-bc3wq albinos are often hunted and eaten for good luck in certain parts of Africa. For a more "civilized" aspect of it we also splited a adon and killed a couple hundred thousand at once. Don't forget about that slavery and genocide that happens atleast a couple times ever 30 years or so. Or how about those people raping and murdering innocent people oh hey what about the one time people put each other on spikes to suffer for days til death or all the ever so popular ear necklesses
Gotta give these guys credit for so closely observing these Chimps. The last place you want to be is on the wrong side of a Chimp's fit of rage. They're about 7x the strength of an adult man in top physical shape, and could tear a full-grown man up limb by limb within a few minutes.
Nah they’re about twice as strong, pound for pound. That they’re 7 times stronger is an old myth, gorillas are about that strong which makes more sense if you think about it
Jane Goodall said she started her research assuming chimps were more decent than humans. She eventually concluded they were just as brutal, if not more so, than people.
If she would have left after her first grant was over in 10 years she would have still believed that. She decided to extend her stay for another 10 years and that's when she documented all the darker and more complex behaviors.
@@Aiveq everything wrong about war and violence once you become human you thicko. You are only supposed to use animalistic part of you for survival and It's not supposed to define you. As humans you are supposed to use that to settle your physical needs so you can live. That living only happens once you have stabilised the survival needs. That cosmic within you can then be activated to it's majestic levels. Humans by now should have achieved that but are stuck in that animalistic bs existing like hyenas because of logics like yours
Summary of Hare: * Had a friend that was brutally assaulted and still stayed with him * Wouldn't do anything without his friend and went to look for him * Left the group because his friend was just gone and probably dead * Got some orphans and basically became some wise sensei If life was a movie then Hare would be a protagonist
No he's the mentor doomed to die, one or both of those chimps will find out about hare's backstory and that night they'll get attacked in in the battle hare will brutality die. But the chimps come up from the rubble and they want vengeance for their master. Battle of the Chimps coming to theaters summer of 2023
@goomba1982 Don't flatter yourself, your joke wasn't subtle enough to be missed by anyone. If Sushi Midnight gave a serious response, it's because the joke wasn't funny enough to warrant anything else.
These researchers volunteered to being in the most extreme death row imaginable, sleeping every night thinking that they could be executed any time in the most gruesome way possible, and all in the name of science. No wonder they look traumatized.
@LITTLE HORN not sure what u mean, but i was talking about the video itself. These researchers followed the chimps for 23 years! Meaning that they were camping in the jungle for months at a time. No amount of weaponry will save you from a nighttime ambush.
@@Uncouth-Heretic You are wise, after all you get payment only after the 23 years of research are completed. No advance money 😂 maybe the minimum to get you there and started, that's it 😱
To me the most horrifying thing about this isnt the violence or how fast they turn the switch to it. Its the human look in their eyes and the primal screeching. It looks like they know what it means to kill and they enjoy it.
Yep! People think we’re so much more sophisticated than other apes but that’s only because we have a steady supply of food. I’ve seen the way people are acting in grocery stores during this corona pandemic and it proves we’re not as evolved as we like to think
@@seinfan9 i knew it was something like that. But still its amazing how much strength a avarage chimp has. Humans have the brains but not the power. Chimps have the power but lack the brain.
@@Little-She-Devil bah....what do you think humans do to little chicken bones and other bones from little animals? If they could do a documentary on cave men everyone would freak out on humans like they did with these monkeys...
Humans tend to act mostly on what they think is right or wrong, often trying to do what they think is right So it depends on what a human thinks is right and wrong There are some people that are genuinely naturally evil but they have something wrong in their heads from birth so they don't count as the "average human"
"Hunger can fuel many things. It can turn prey into predators and even innocent animals into cannibals. It can bring out the dark side of nature." - wise man
"Hunger can bring out the dark side of nature" - all of nature is dark. Kill or be killed. Nonetheless, chimps like humans can be divided into 2 groups. Killers and non killers. I have never seen such eyes in chimps - they are ruthless killers and it's "written" on their faces. Such groups of primates, IMHO, should not be allowed to prosper....
Yes, Though they said there was plenty of Fruit and natural Growth Food available, so it begs the question why they go after another animal, and specifically another Primate : A " Monkey", who closely resembles them, and swings from trees as well......I can understand ground animals, though for them to kill and eat a monkey is beyond the pale....I was totally shocked when I saw this behavior.......
Chimps were never innocent animals. This is an old vid, but they have been known for a long time now to also eat meat as part of their regular diet eating other primates and at times even canivalizing, to be aggresively territorial, to kill new born babies, and to premeditate murder, ambush, and bring down the alpha if they don't like him. We just came to publicly know this in contemporary times, but i believe they have always shown this kind of behavior. They were never funny jumping banana eating dumbass punks, they were always gangland in the woods, its in there nature to be this way. To have malice.
@@cowboy4488 no prejudice or racist will enter the kingdom of heaven. I don't know who hurt you or what kind of pain you have boiled up inside but repent and forgive for the kingdom of heaven is at hand! Hell is real and I would hate for you to go over something so silly.
Elias-My God is YAHWEH You shouldn't threat people like that, because threats will end you up in hell too. And don't say its a threat. Btw hell isnt real because God wouldn't send souls to get tortured. Racist people change.
They're obviously very emotionally involved, usually these types have a much more clinical view of animal behavior. Maybe it's because we're so closely related that we feel their emotions deeper.
A dude from Congo told me that he'd rather swim with crocodiles than being attacked by a band of chimpazee. They would aim at your belly and cut it open. -_-
@@SpaztallicA Asians and Europeans did it pretty often during it's entire history. Native americans and polinesians ain't different too. Why the fuck do you think they're our relatives? Welcome to human society x2
@@raunakjain5913 I think it's because it's far more brutal when they do it. Humans, due to our lack of strength (compared to other living Great Apes) have to use tools and we think it disturbing to see what is essentially our genetic relative have a similar level of intellect but be able to be so brutal so casually and actually tear people limb from limb with their bear hands while we'd have to use a knife or in the wild, a sharp stone
@@raunakjain5913 People pounce on other people in groups and savagely beat them daily. It happens in schools, on the street and at protests. The victims usually survive because most humans have an "ok that's enough" mentality. Animals not so much. Many humans find ways around it as well and often people die.
Kind of offhandedly, but I've noticed something about nature documentaries after watching a few old and new ones. The newer shows always had an overarching presentation of "all have their place, and all live in harmony" while all the older ones that were mainly from the 50s were like "everything in this forest is in a mutual death struggle thunderdome."
+Stryking Warlock: Brother, you just made the most impressive comment in here. Very intuitive....I tip my hat towards you in respect. I'm 65 (can't belive it myself) and was born in '54. You are dead-on with your assessment of the differences in the portrayal of nature documentaries. The old days....the aim was honest realism. Recent decades....I'm convinced that a concerted effort has and IS being made my those that control this world to not only dumb-down society, but to guide American youth towards being effeminate if you're male and being ultra-masculine and aggressive if you're female. Not trying to start a fight here.....but as you guys like to say....I'm "just sayin".
i think it also depends on the particular group of animals being observed, and how right those observations are. Also some documentaries aim for entertainment while some for truth, which will determine the presentation.
I think the point of why these apes are so terrifying though is that it doesn't seem to just be any circle of life shit. They're murdering each other and their neighbors for territory and power grabs and that just feels a bit too human.
@@sobesthename “coming soon” from an evolutionary perspective. From a perspective of modern humans? It probably won’t happen for thousands and thousands of years, if it ever even happens.
They're all so freaking different too.. some of them are just so savage and then you have the old wise man looking after the orphan children like bro they are so fascinating
Excellent video! These chimpanzees remind me so much about humans, especially how they turn on each other, steal territory, and separate and quarter each other's bodies! 🐒
Der Englischdozent because massive factory farms that produce exponential amounts of wasted product and idolize animals as units rather than living beings is not equivalent to something natural. please try again.
@@MNZGamin In case you haven't noticed nature is a cold, ruthless and relentless murdering machine and that brings me to my first point that we are an expression of nature and not separated from it. Your thinking may appear to you to be kind and compassionate but this 'vegan' movement that one so often finds on the internet is, in my opinion, naïve and I for one don't care to be lectured to by a moralising, self appointed child-like savior complex expressing judging machine. 3 days without food and you'd be eating what ever was available so be glad that you have a choice and respect the fact that others do too.
it's that it's so easy to see ourselves in them, like a weird uncanny valley where they're clearly not human, but also human enough that you can't not notice
It’s disturbing to watch on a whole new level, not because it’s cruel but because it acts as such a stark reminder of ourselves. The contrast, altruism, cruelty, alliance, cold heartedness , friendships , you can’t watch this and not come out with a new appreciation for human behavior .
adnan naemaz well yes and no, chimps can also be peaceful in a way similar to bonobos when they aren’t hunting or killing each other, but yeah bonobos are definitely the more peaceful of the 2
Humans on the other hand force animals into cramped feedlots where they go their entire lives without moving and are fed GMO food and steroids to keep them from dying of parasite infections. What is more brutal, having your arm ripped off or slowly being killed from the inside for over a decade?
Seeing them actually conquer territory left me in a bit of an awe. I'mma sound edgy as hell, but this is just so close to home - conquer land because you can and there's more things to feast on.
J S lol no ones shocked that they kill, they're shocked at the brutality. Killing for food is fine... But dancing on the dead body and attacking your own members.
@@checkmattor4235 Humans attack each other all the time and we are alot smarter than chimps. Deep down we are all monsters who want to see what would happen if I did this...
that bearded asian guy in glasses gives off such strong “ive seen things” vibes...
Yeah he really does
All of them looked scarred
Alexander Paul Belila he looks like the guy in a movie to die like the guy you didn’t want to die
yeah they all looked scared
Moral of the story: don't study chimps up close. They are terrifying. One second they're cool and fun, the next they're murdering their rival's toddler in cold blood. It wouldn't be so horrific to us if it was mere ants or mice we were watching do these things, but chimps are almost human, so it hits you on the deepest level.
Does anyone know the name of this forest? My mother in law loves hiking, thanks.
Please say this is a joke
Ngogo terrory.
@@fuckinantipope5511 r/woosh
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My response is not serious so whoooosh yourself
These guys look like they've seen some real shit in that jungle. It's like this documentary barely scratches the surface of their experience.
lol
yeah, they look mentally fukked up, for real!
They probably live and hunt and mate with the chimps
It is really disturbing what they've done though not gonna lie.
Michael O Callaghan “blink twice if you’re in danger”
For those wondering what happened to Hare:
The researchers found his remains on March 3, 2017. In their announcement, the Ngogo Chimpanzee Project Inc said that they conducted a necropsy and found that he most likely died of old age. If you look them up by their name and Hare's name, you should be able to safely verify this information.
Regarding details like dying peacefully in his sleep or with friends, I don't think anyone, even they could make a case for that. Hare was found after his death, so there are no human witnesses to exactly what happened. This is sadly true of most animals that die peacefully: it's rare and researchers just aren't usually there to see it happen and by the time they are found, decomposition destroys soft tissue evidence.
bro died on the same day that the Nintendo Switch released. Maybe he got too caught up with the new Nintendo system and forgot to eat or drink. He likely died due to dehydration.
@@jayandjlps
Well, so *that's makes some senses about Hare's cause of death* here...🐵💀
I like to think that with or without other chimps by his side, he died looking at the sunrise like Arthur Morgan, finding peace at last
lol🤣
@@jayandjlps gaye
All these interviewees look like characters straight out of a zombie / survival game or series.
Lol you’re right
@bad dwarf yeah. And they do. I wouldn't survive that 15 feet away things
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@@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush lol😂
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Hare, the lone ape that separated from the crowd once he felt the corruption of the hierarchy, took a couple orphans to show them another way and kept them safe.
Hare is a real one.
Bruh, Hare is the GOAT! I love him, no homo
Rex Grg homo sapien sapien
Sounds like Dutch Van Der Linde to me
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Yeah I love the drift nature
The fact that the head of the chimps name isn’t furious George makes me mad
I'm about to let chimps rip my limbs off if this comment doesn't wind up with 10k likes. I'm already dying laughing at this anyway.
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lmaooo
"George wasn't going to let the man in the yellow hat stop him today. He had plans. Big plans."
Best comment by far 😂
This documentary (not the clips as they distort it) is by far the most extraordinary and unsettling one I have ever watched about wildlife. Truly unforgettable. The complexity of that society due to its unique size has enabled a diversity of characters and behaviours I would have never imagined to see in animals. Truly mind-boggling. It's not just about violence (the empathy shown is one scene is heartbreaking; the lone warrior is a fascinating guy, to take 2 examples) but some scenes are hard to watch indeed and make it not suitable for young children. Even though, a must see.
share the name of the documentary please I can't find it
@@iamthebean940 Rise of the warrior apes. ruclips.net/video/YfAukeJTqJE/видео.html
Please share
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@@iamthebean940he’s talking about the full documentary called Rise of the Warrior Apes. The same guy who like directed it also just made Chimp Empire on Netflix which is a series about the same tribe. 👍
everyone interviewed in this documentary seems to be traumatized in some level
Because they smoke 💨 a lot of Ganga
Oh I dunno maybe seeing a monkey getting ripped apart limb by limb and then seeing another monkey dance on a dead money body maybe the case for getting traumatized lmfao
(Im not being serious Im just kidding lol)
@@rayyanhussain8376 well, it is a good insight on how we used to be or our ancestors so it might have hit too close to home.
@Mr Anonymous yup, i agree
They are.
Why is no one talking about how sad Hare’s story is? Dude went from being a social, outgoing chimp to being depressed after his friend died. Feel bad for the poor guy
He didn't just die, he watched his own group murder him. That'd fuck up anyone tbh
The warrior spirit is with in me
Master Ace nice one
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Mcdicks would you think that maybe he did something wrong?? And the others didn’t appreciate that?
this is what happened when George got too curious
I’m deadddd
Bruh😂
😂😂😂 dead bruh!
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This comment deserve more likes
Im glad i watched animal planet uncensored as a kid. I learned to not mess with wild animals and specially with chimpanzees.
Very handy indeed if you live in a place with chimps yea?
Yeah, buddy...😐
As if you'll find them next door
@@kunglao3381tf has that have to with anything
@@kunglao3381 Actually it depends on which country you live in
“The fact these killers can also be very peaceful, very tranquil”
Sounds like every psychopath yeah
... and just like a LOT of "normal folks", too.
I thought i was the only one who thought this
Sounds like humanity
Right 🤣🤣
Not much difference from humans, we go to war and when its over it is all peaceful and tranquil again.
So what your telling me is Hare lost his best friend to gang violence and went on to leave that life and help troubled youth
Pretty much
Was his friend Ricky?
😀😄
I don’t trust chimps that often but I may eventually learn to trust hard
Heavy maybe though
@@rebelrevival6010 LMAO
They probably watched violent video games- that's my theory.
Ok boomer
Alijah Garcia Funny funny ha ha
Kirk Johnson thank you for this comment. Can’t remember the last time I genuinely snorted late at night (uncontrollably) while scrolling down the comments section. ✊🏽👍🏽🤡
Guys he was joking FFS.
@@alijahgarcia7594 Ok snowflake fuck
This must be one of Joe Rogan's favorite documentary
😅😅😅😅😅😅 yes!
Was gonna say bears next but I think we all had enough of that😂
something Jaimie would definitely pull up
Yeah, he brings this up quite frequently. There is a longer documentary called "Chimp Empire" on netflix
The same group of researchers on this clip, made a documentary last year on the same tribe of chimps, called “Chimp Empire”. And yes, it’s one of Joe’s favourites, he had the director on his podcast too.
You mean one of his favorite documentaries. Learn to speak English, so you won't look like an idiot.
Cesar: Apes not kill apes
Wild ape: Hold my monkey leg
Chimp: *Stop spewing mythology.*
That's hilarious
I think your comment might be why this vid was recommended to me after whatching planet of the apes
Caleb Mitchell you too?
Kobas work
They live in a society, that’s why they act like that
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This seems more like a psychological horror movie than a nature documentary
I was in my car watching this shit. Felt something touch my shoulder and I damn near hit my head on the ceiling 😂😂...It was only the seatbelt though 🤦🏾♂️ that's how bad it got to me
Right
@@ndo533 💀💀💀💀
Watch dominion, that's a real horror movie
The closer you get to humans the harder shit hits you
We would probably freak out the same way seeing bisons break each other's skull if we evolved from them
The face of the male at 2:44... Beautiful. And at the same time horrendously frightening.
You can see the intelligence in those eyes, almost like a human.
Human intelligence but with 10 times the strenght and no morals
Gosh chimps are terrifying
Yeah, that footage gives me Goosebumps. Almost like a human in an ape mask, with those intelligent eyes looking out from inside an animals face. Absolutely chilling. I love chimps. They are some of the most fascinating animals on the planet. But they need to stay the fuck away from me lol.
Just a normal guy in Chicago
@@hamzamahmood9565 😂😂
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to think that thousands of miles away there’s a chimpanzee in the forest named hare who has seen his troop double in size and lost friends and has had life experiences is so cool
Ochimpa and his Chicongo BLM comrades.
@@BLM_Big_Lipped_Marxist not even pretending to not be racist
Hare died of old age a few years ago.
@@Smithkakarot 💐
yeah that fucking backstory I was planning on him killing every chimp that killed the other one
This is exactly how I would imagine a documentary about humans by aliens would be like
Ruadhri O haha so true
then u dumb lol
Yea, except probably more horrifying. Immediately after learning how to split the atom we used that knowledge to bomb the shit out of an opposing group. Genghis Khan apparently killed/was responsible for killing 20% of that periods total population. Unit 731. The holocaust and other genocides. Over 300 nuclear detonations in our own atmosphere as "tests".
We probably have a giant intergalactic fence around us. The UFOs are just park rangers making sure our barbaric race doesn't develop enough to leave.
"Those humans can get up to some pretty fucked up shit, can you imagine if they were actually intelligent??"
@o m I see your argument but I disagree. "Evolutionarily speaking" you are incorrect in assuming it has anything to do with aggression, warfare etc. Evolution is random first and foremost and is a process where a mutation is beneficial for the organisms survival in that particular niche. Yes there is competition for resources but if you look at the classic Darwinian Finches it's not a constant violent conflict for resources and more of a species that can consume the resource most effectively, efficiently and thus reproduce far more successfully to take over the niche without a single drop of blood being spilled through violence. Its whose beaks were best designed for getting food. I mean look st sloths. An environment produced that species through evolution and they are still around. Even when looking at the success of mammals and the viability of K type reproduction it seems that a successful evolutionary strategy is the development of emotional connections to protect the group and the high energy investment in procreation. This development of a communal bond and caring for young has allowed mammals to thrive across the planet and allowed humanity to reach the hights we have. It is the drive of conflict and violence that developed alongside these strategies that I would argue holds humanity back.
You can definitely make the argument that in humanity's case we have greatly benefited from conflict. The scientific progress in WW1 and 2 speak volumes. Simply put I think it is not a universal rule that other races with completely different evolutionary histories would even begin to think in a similar manner that we humans do. The idea of a benevolent society not being competitive enough to survive may be an alien thought to you but in a society and ecosystem where that was made possible THEY would very easily think we are the barbarians. Obviously society, psychology, culture and economics make things much more complicated then the scientific base, but a alien civilization that built these on a different foundation would be incredibly ALIEN to us in comprehension. Hence why THEY would not bomb us to oblivion (which is honestly how I believe humanity would react if we were the hyper advanced aliens-see Native Americans vs Europe) but they also have a vested interest in not letting us out. Its all hypothesis at this point anyways, but that's more or less my thesis on the subject.
@o m I feel like you're forgetting we're talking about aliens here. Pretty presumptive to think their evolution would reflect our own. They could be beyond our imagination.
Came for monkey fights, left with monkey depression
Lol
Yeah this video makes me sad
@z shut up ugly
@z da fuck you talkin about
Lol sad
Hare seems like such a sweet dude. He looks like he has so much wisdom to share
The fact the monkey snapped the others bone so easily is honestly terrifying
Chimpanzees are incredibly strong, that monkeys bone would be like breaking a rabbits bone to us
@@lwdrd well ive never broken a rabbits bone personally but ill take your word on it
@@aaronmoody6127 😀😀😀😀😀😀
I don't have to know that to understand that these things are superhumanly strong. Welcome to the Animal Kingdom.
Chimps can litterly rip off a human arm
The guys who recorded all this footage must have a lot of backpain, from carrying their massive balls of steel everywhere.
This is underrated
Lol for real!!!!
Chimps are actually less likely to attack humans in the wild as opposed to captivity.
@@brotherlittlefoot2216 yes but would you go anywhere close to a group of extra agresive chimps that one there own could easylie kill you
@@loony1774 like these researchers did,for study.This is the kind of danger regularly faced in the wild for sake of research.
I love animals,but you couldn't pay me to be anywhere near this colony.
I'd teach hare how to make spears, tie knots and weave, he's deserving of such technology, harold in the next concious species
@@pyrometheus4277 they'd probably kill you
It’s uvauvaananaosas
general rodcocker I don't own a gun. I'm just not going to the jungle where these chimps live. But thank you
Barbara Carmody id go inna juggernaut suit
"Eventually, Hare and Ellington learned how to hotwire cars, and thats when things began to change.."
Something about watching a chimp eating a monkey is disturbing. I realize they're different species but they're so close it resembles cannibalism. Like watching a wolf eat a coyote.
I remember seeing a documentary about chimps where, after killing members of another group, they ate the babies. They are terrifying.
@@sketchwardd What was the name of the documentary?
@@butterflypaint4332 i dont remember. I watched it as a child and i remember being afraid of the chimps at the zoo. But i think it was national geographic or animal planet?
@@sketchwardd Yeah I watched a documentary of an ape war between a giant chimpanzee tribe and an large tribe of baboons. They chimps would regularly go and kill/eat the baboon babies.
H8er Maker, good observation! Consider how close pigs are to humans. I mean... really close! All their inner organs are in the same order like humans. They are genetically so close that they grow ears and noses on their skin to replace missing human bodyparts.
They also have found to be as intelligent in problem solving as a four to five years old human toddler. Playing videogames and associations with their snouts on the joystick.
Their outer form is different, but the similarities are simply stunning... yet: *Bacon, Ham* and whatever else humans consume here.
Almost the same situation with the apes eating monkeys!
Furious George
christopher price lmao
If only
christopher price I SAT IN MY CHAIR LAUGHING FOR 3 MINUTES THANK YOU FOR THIS
Haha, this episode was randomly on just a few days ago. Gold!!
christopher price 😂😂😂😂
These researchers are very brave. Primates creep me out. They have enormous strength and can be horribly violent.
I've got some bad news for you... you are a primate lol.
We at our core are no different from them is the real horror in all this
@@sadsouppp4363 idk about you but i have never ripped apart and devoured a human being in my life you must live in a very weird place lol.
@@JoseGabriel-bc3wq albinos are often hunted and eaten for good luck in certain parts of Africa. For a more "civilized" aspect of it we also splited a adon and killed a couple hundred thousand at once. Don't forget about that slavery and genocide that happens atleast a couple times ever 30 years or so. Or how about those people raping and murdering innocent people oh hey what about the one time people put each other on spikes to suffer for days til death or all the ever so popular ear necklesses
@@JoseGabriel-bc3wq You havent ,but thousand and millions humans have barbaric killed each other ,it happens every day
Humans are the evils of earth
Forget abut the Planet of the Apes, you can make a movie right out of this short.
someone should make a video game where you have to fight off hordes of murderous chimps. and you play as joe rogan
fruitypeebils “they’re like wood!”
*PETA wants to know your location*
u use DMT to heal urself😂😂
@@UploadsfortheSoul LOOOOOL
Haha
Mom: go play with the other kids
The other kids:
Lol, that hits different when you read it at 1:49
Nice pfp
I’m sorry but I was the other kids😂
@@notakexuso327 OMG ur so unique and quirky
When you live in a multicultural society.
I've watched interviews with combat vets that don't seem this freaked out by violence. WTF did these things do out there???
Mile High Jedi Murder. Lots and lots of murder. So much murder, it looked like order 66.
Another thing those are combat vets these guys are film crew or primatologist or geologist
Dude it's like seeing humans killing each other with their bare hands and jumping on each other... it's horrible
Well...we didn't hunt and eat our enemy
Charles Thompson press x to doubt
Gotta give these guys credit for so closely observing these Chimps. The last place you want to be is on the wrong side of a Chimp's fit of rage. They're about 7x the strength of an adult man in top physical shape, and could tear a full-grown man up limb by limb within a few minutes.
Nah they’re about twice as strong, pound for pound. That they’re 7 times stronger is an old myth, gorillas are about that strong which makes more sense if you think about it
Ballsy to say the least.
Not true. Humans are weaker, but not 7 times, also we're bigger.
The main advantage a chimp would have are it's teeth
Jane Goodall said she started her research assuming chimps were more decent than humans. She eventually concluded they were just as brutal, if not more so, than people.
If she would have left after her first grant was over in 10 years she would have still believed that. She decided to extend her stay for another 10 years and that's when she documented all the darker and more complex behaviors.
Humans would be like this without TV lol
EXACTLY we got all these people saying war and violence was caused by humans even thought it’s built in our dna, along with any other animal
@@diogenesofsinope7465 there nothing wrong with war and violence. overall in fact you get a net gain after
@@Aiveq everything wrong about war and violence once you become human you thicko. You are only supposed to use animalistic part of you for survival and It's not supposed to define you. As humans you are supposed to use that to settle your physical needs so you can live. That living only happens once you have stabilised the survival needs. That cosmic within you can then be activated to it's majestic levels. Humans by now should have achieved that but are stuck in that animalistic bs existing like hyenas because of logics like yours
Summary of Hare:
* Had a friend that was brutally assaulted and still stayed with him
* Wouldn't do anything without his friend and went to look for him
* Left the group because his friend was just gone and probably dead
* Got some orphans and basically became some wise sensei
If life was a movie then Hare would be a protagonist
No he's the mentor doomed to die, one or both of those chimps will find out about hare's backstory and that night they'll get attacked in in the battle hare will brutality die. But the chimps come up from the rubble and they want vengeance for their master. Battle of the Chimps coming to theaters summer of 2023
@@nixiemaybe7394 I don't wanna watch that
I'd watch it
Could be a good Disney movie
@goomba1982 Don't flatter yourself, your joke wasn't subtle enough to be missed by anyone. If Sushi Midnight gave a serious response, it's because the joke wasn't funny enough to warrant anything else.
These researchers volunteered to being in the most extreme death row imaginable, sleeping every night thinking that they could be executed any time in the most gruesome way possible, and all in the name of science. No wonder they look traumatized.
@LITTLE HORN not sure what u mean, but i was talking about the video itself. These researchers followed the chimps for 23 years! Meaning that they were camping in the jungle for months at a time. No amount of weaponry will save you from a nighttime ambush.
V- VOLUNTEERED? A billion bucks wouldn't buy me
@@Uncouth-Heretic Ya. Nuts.
Cerulean C nah with a. Billion bucks I would buy securry
@@Uncouth-Heretic You are wise, after all you get payment only after the 23 years of research are completed. No advance money 😂 maybe the minimum to get you there and started, that's it 😱
Who knew? Richard Gere moonlighting as a zoologist when he's not acting in Hollywood movies. You learn something new every day
Someone start a gofundme for these guys to get therapy.
😂😂👏🏾
🤣
They need a lot of it
Class!
@David Vance something else health related that contards are against? shocker.
Hare ain't about that life anymore. The loss of his homie hit him really hard.
Don't worry, hare is plotting and scheming with his new army of orphans to take vengeance
@@dhm5675 sorry to say u but he died of old age
@@mandingo9471 proof
@@jcgd8763 L
I was thinkin the same lmfao
Bless Hare, he’s such a good guy for adopting those orphans.
Kid: Mom what do chimps eat?
Mom: Fruits and such.
Such:
yes. such
yes. such
Yes. Such
yes. such
chimps gangsters lol
All jokes aside, being there would be absolutely terrifying.
They most likely had some type of weapon to defend theirselves
@@narcoafh2663 Nah,they all had KFC hats on to get that close.
@@jrh4lo Haha racism funny
Fuck yeah man. These guys have heart. Being so close to these chimporillas lol
That's what I was thinking the whole time.
23 years, and these guys still look pretty young. Their bodies probably stopped aging because they died inside, which is where it counts.
I am gasping for air right now. You my friend have made my f*cking day. This comment is 🥇
Lmao I love how I find you in the comment section of the strangest videos.
Wtf I just got dealing with the one without a mustache
Why
That's so racist! Right there beside "They all look alike.".
They’re expanding territory and increasing their population. They’re literally building an empire.
Just like people have done for eons….. no difference, just less sophisticated means!
Asian dude looked like he was about to cry multiple times.
Imagine studying years to become an expert in chimps and then spend all your time watching them rip each other apart and commit basically genocide
@@jacobs2099 lol
Probably depressed to find a group of chimps almost as barbaric as human beings.
3 out 9 major Homo sapiens lineages agree: "We are glad we diverged from these fuckers 6 million years ago."
@@jacobs2099 all part of what you signed up for tbh lool
Poor Hare. The world sometimes isn’t nice for kind souls like him. Hope he’s doing okay.
😢
Hare passed away some time ago, they announced it on their social media when it happened, I think he passed from old age.
Hare died of coronavirus-CNN
@@Rezruf what is there social media?
thanks
To me the most horrifying thing about this isnt the violence or how fast they turn the switch to it.
Its the human look in their eyes and the primal screeching.
It looks like they know what it means to kill and they enjoy it.
Langston Jones you mean like humans... ahh no humans are more brutal...
They must be stronger than humans
Langston Jones if humans faces the wild wed be insane too
1:56 that scared me a bit.
Yep! People think we’re so much more sophisticated than other apes but that’s only because we have a steady supply of food. I’ve seen the way people are acting in grocery stores during this corona pandemic and it proves we’re not as evolved as we like to think
The people videoing all of this are insane man. Balls of steel.
Idk how they survived with their faces in tact
@@nikicarrie4071 ya no way in hell you could pay me enough to be the cameraman.
@@joshcantrell8397 fr wtf . I really want to know how they did this. Chimps are inane . One wrong branch breaks they murk you
For anyone wondering: Hare died of old age. Impressive for such a community
at least he wasnt mutalated like the rest
Seriously? How in the hell did he die of old age, that community would've ripped a baby in half in 1 nanosecond
@@recruitlegionarymars3119 Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young. - Anonymous
Rest in piece… man was a legend even the orphans looked up to him, an absolute pillar of the community i hope hes flying high
Man... they share 95% of our DNA😂
2:19 "these killers can also be very peaceful, very cooperative" literally describing humans
I read this just as it said ut in the video😂
Yea man humans and chimps share many of the same traits , only a few chromosomes apart !!
Reddit Moment
Hey at least we don’t bite testicals
@@Kalossupremacy3356 I mean we can,... We just choose not to. Also there's the law that prevents us from doing that, so there's that.
Damn he just snapped the monkeys arm over like it was a twig..
The average chimp has the strength of four or five men. Those planet of the apes movies don't seem that far fetched, honestly.
@@seinfan9 i knew it was something like that.
But still its amazing how much strength a avarage chimp has.
Humans have the brains but not the power.
Chimps have the power but lack the brain.
@@Little-She-Devil Have you seen the image of a naked chimp? It is pure muscle. So... little wonder it can snap bone like that, I guess.
@@joshuakusuma5953 i knew they are pure muscle but just to see one snapping an arm in two like its nothing kinda makes me cringe.
Yikes.
@@Little-She-Devil bah....what do you think humans do to little chicken bones and other bones from little animals? If they could do a documentary on cave men everyone would freak out on humans like they did with these monkeys...
These guys tell stories as if they've escaped a hostage situation. Their body language speaks fear along with their stories
Yeah they know some shit they aren't tellin us
@@mafiadabest right
🤣🤣
@@grnnt123 lol for real
@@kynshii they did look shook af tho 🤣🤣
Plot twist...They’re all being held hostage by the chimps
😂😂😂😂
Tod Perrier They were blinking SOS.
How are they able to go in there it's impossible
@@curiousgeorge6921 camera men are unkillable
Blink your eyes if you’re being held captive against your will😀
I bet that’s how aliens study us from far,
“Humans can be so dangerous but yet so peaceful”
Yup. That's why I'm vegan.
@@lifebylondon2258 Who tf cares lmao
@@lifebylondon2258 *looks under table*
*looks under chair*
*looks around*
I'm trying to find the person who asked...
Some of y’all didn’t get the joke
Humans tend to act mostly on what they think is right or wrong, often trying to do what they think is right
So it depends on what a human thinks is right and wrong
There are some people that are genuinely naturally evil but they have something wrong in their heads from birth so they don't count as the "average human"
"Hunger can fuel many things. It can turn prey into predators and even innocent animals into cannibals. It can bring out the dark side of nature."
- wise man
"Hunger can bring out the dark side of nature" - all of nature is dark. Kill or be killed.
Nonetheless, chimps like humans can be divided into 2 groups. Killers and non killers. I have never seen such eyes in chimps - they are ruthless killers and it's "written" on their faces. Such groups of primates, IMHO, should not be allowed to prosper....
Thank God for Food Stamps, Food Banks then.😢
Yes, Though they said there was plenty of Fruit and natural Growth Food available, so it begs the question why they go after another animal, and specifically another Primate : A " Monkey", who closely resembles them, and swings from trees as well......I can understand ground animals, though for them to kill and eat a monkey is beyond the pale....I was totally shocked when I saw this behavior.......
Chimps were never innocent animals. This is an old vid, but they have been known for a long time now to also eat meat as part of their regular diet eating other primates and at times even canivalizing, to be aggresively territorial, to kill new born babies, and to premeditate murder, ambush, and bring down the alpha if they don't like him. We just came to publicly know this in contemporary times, but i believe they have always shown this kind of behavior. They were never funny jumping banana eating dumbass punks, they were always gangland in the woods, its in there nature to be this way. To have malice.
Didn't the man in the documentary say that they didn't do this out of hunger?
All these humans on this video seem disturbed and dead inside!
Its a tough job
Witnessing alot of monkeys getting caught and eaten probably had an effect on them.
Bruh the chimps probably beat them so they would make us scared. Random Chimp Event, they warned us.
David Si why?
they're all NPCs lol
I did not see one banana. No wonder they are brutal.
Lmao
Skip Welcome ya and a little bit of chicken and some gang activity and we are set
@@cowboy4488 no prejudice or racist will enter the kingdom of heaven. I don't know who hurt you or what kind of pain you have boiled up inside but repent and forgive for the kingdom of heaven is at hand! Hell is real and I would hate for you to go over something so silly.
Elias-My God is YAHWEH You shouldn't threat people like that, because threats will end you up in hell too. And don't say its a threat. Btw hell isnt real because God wouldn't send souls to get tortured. Racist people change.
Elias-My God is YAHWEH i also hate how you bring religion up, you disgust me
Hearing anything about species being or becoming cannibalistic is scary.
its true ive seen it a few times on trips worst one was seeing an american alligator eating a 3 footer that one was.. indescribable honestly.
You know we call them murderers but we do the same thing
@Mana G i did not mean all of us
@Mana G but like we kill our own kind all the time
@Mana G maybe you aren't yet but we can't deny that humans kill each other when comes to certain point
This documentary is available for purchase through RUclips. It is the best animal/Chimp documentary I have ever seen. It is raw, eerie, and savage.
The scientists look like they were attacked or left for dead on skull island.
I feel like they’ve seen things they want to unsee. The Asian in glasses has the 1000 yard stare.
They're obviously very emotionally involved, usually these types have a much more clinical view of animal behavior. Maybe it's because we're so closely related that we feel their emotions deeper.
@@billyboy1093 the director wanted them to sound depressed. In reality those dudes would be laughing and shit
BLM island
@@BLM_Big_Lipped_Marxist lol
A dude from Congo told me that he'd rather swim with crocodiles than being attacked by a band of chimpazee. They would aim at your belly and cut it open. -_-
Say bye to your face and testicles
To be fair though, there's people in the congo that would do that.
@@SpaztallicA theres people anywhere that do that. welcome to human society
@@SpaztallicA Asians and Europeans did it pretty often during it's entire history. Native americans and polinesians ain't different too. Why the fuck do you think they're our relatives? Welcome to human society x2
@@simon-nox7019 Every human society did.
These dudes looked scarred from this whole ape expedition lol
Andre Savage traumatized…
Who wouldn’t be? You’re telling us you wouldn’t be scared of these chimps?
Stormboxer shit I would
@@kevray rear naked choke the bitch out.
Nanide shitt we ain’t even strong enough to do that to them lol
Thanks!
They talking like a vietnam veteran with ptsd telling his war stories to his grandson
They pretty much do man
Andre McGoo I mean beating a member of your own tribe for no reason isn’t really trying to survive
lol shit man they've been filming for over 20 years. Its like their whole lives lol
@Andre McGoo I'm not sure you watched the video.
Food, and survival were both addressed, and ruled out as a reason for the behavior.
Maybe it's more disturbing watching chimps brutalize each other than for example lions, because they look and act more similar to humans
damn, that was sad, imagine being stuck in a group, after they just merked your friend
I swear, watching chimps fight and killing each other disturbs me more than humans killing eachother..
@@palmerstubbs4067 it's probably because we don't expect this from them but it happens and it's scary
@@raunakjain5913 I think it's because it's far more brutal when they do it. Humans, due to our lack of strength (compared to other living Great Apes) have to use tools and we think it disturbing to see what is essentially our genetic relative have a similar level of intellect but be able to be so brutal so casually and actually tear people limb from limb with their bear hands while we'd have to use a knife or in the wild, a sharp stone
@@seierkrigfring226 i feel like there's a bunch of reason and this one is one of the mains
@@raunakjain5913 People pounce on other people in groups and savagely beat them daily. It happens in schools, on the street and at protests. The victims usually survive because most humans have an "ok that's enough" mentality. Animals not so much. Many humans find ways around it as well and often people die.
Kind of offhandedly, but I've noticed something about nature documentaries after watching a few old and new ones. The newer shows always had an overarching presentation of "all have their place, and all live in harmony" while all the older ones that were mainly from the 50s were like "everything in this forest is in a mutual death struggle thunderdome."
Stryking Warlock watch 2:38 about how he talks about them being a cooperative killer and tell me that’s not sus
+Stryking Warlock: Brother, you just made the most impressive comment in here. Very intuitive....I tip my hat towards you in respect. I'm 65 (can't belive it myself) and was born in '54. You are dead-on with your assessment of the differences in the portrayal of nature documentaries. The old days....the aim was honest realism. Recent decades....I'm convinced that a concerted effort has and IS being made my those that control this world to not only dumb-down society, but to guide American youth towards being effeminate if you're male and being ultra-masculine and aggressive if you're female. Not trying to start a fight here.....but as you guys like to say....I'm "just sayin".
i think it also depends on the particular group of animals being observed, and how right those observations are. Also some documentaries aim for entertainment while some for truth, which will determine the presentation.
Really depends on what species is being covered
I think the point of why these apes are so terrifying though is that it doesn't seem to just be any circle of life shit. They're murdering each other and their neighbors for territory and power grabs and that just feels a bit too human.
Camera man never dies. Chimp Empire brought me here. Can't get enough
“The closest relatives humanity has are chimpanzees”
Not particularly surprised lol
ValensBellator right?? Intelligent, but brutal. Calm, but can also go “ape-shit.” 😏
SunBunz ape shit😂
Fr. So like us
Because we killed off all the other humanoids
@TheVoiceOfTruth that's not true in the slightest
Watches Joe Rogan once
RUclips recommendations: hey wanna watch some violent chimps?
RUclips is retarded.
Bro same
So true
Exactly what happened to me
So true😂😂😂
"Hare is the nicest person at Ngogo." It took me a second to really appreciate what they meant by this quote. Hare really made an impact on them.
The way they speak I thought a human was killed. Just goes to show how close they were to these chimps. Would scare the shit out of me.
This seems more like a serial killer documentary rather than a nature documentary
true
What’s the difference?
@@paulashe7460 a big one 💀
@@floxk8433 A big what?
@@paulashe7460 its ok harambes in a better place now
Let me know when they make fire. That's when shit gets real.
We'd observe them until they start attacking us
... until we commit genocide on them.
If you think about it. They're currently in stone age. I think being able to make fire is coming soon in their community.
@@AVGyerra22 Unfortunately, there are not so many of them left in nature.
@@sobesthename “coming soon” from an evolutionary perspective. From a perspective of modern humans? It probably won’t happen for thousands and thousands of years, if it ever even happens.
@@a_hamburger2957 agree. From evolutionary perspective the current apes aren't that far from being able make and controll fire.
It’s terrifying seeing them kill and hurt each other.
Now imagine what the species observing humans thinks of us.
Great observation.
EXACTLY
Well, certain "humans" anyway....
No one's observing lol
Alien Documentary be liks: *"THIS BRUTAL BEINGS IS VERY TERRITORIAL AND HUNGRY FOR OIL."*
They're all so freaking different too.. some of them are just so savage and then you have the old wise man looking after the orphan children like bro they are so fascinating
Bro they're our closest living relative. We're just like them.
@Hunter7023 bonobos too
I swear this is like Aliens watching humans overtime and being horrified!
I was thinking about it
Sorry mate, but I don't feel as a superior being observing animals. All I see are my cousins doing the same I've seen of humans during history.
Why do people assume all aliens are more advanced than us, like cmon to them we are aliens
I mean without social constructs we’d be very much like those apes
We are obviously superior lol
They’re talking about these chimps like they’re telling war stars about Vietnam or something
i would be too,witnessing these animals kill each other.
I know right? but then again you weren't there man you weren't there
Their Strategy and killing is very human
Similar concept: Organized violence
I think the words You were thinking of was star wars, You put war stars, lol.
I’m genuinely shocked that these people managed to get so close to the chimps and coming out of it alive.
I found this video to be nightmarishly sinister.
@@TonyEnglandUK Best not look to deeply at what humans are capable of then.
@@Battle_Beard Humans I expect it of, Chimpanzees I didn't.
@@TonyEnglandUK Chimps are psycos bro.
Maybe they don't like how human meat tastes? 😊
Excellent video! These chimpanzees remind me so much about humans, especially how they turn on each other, steal territory, and separate and quarter each other's bodies! 🐒
it's all games until they start using fire to cook the meat
lmao
Imagine when they figure out how to smoke weed
@@certi5632 lmaoo 🤣😂
its all fun and games until furious George comes out
@@noelle3929 They already have the intelligence to use weapons to kill, sooner or later they’ll make weapons like us maybe.
They're slowly building numbers, expanding territory, and training for their big move against humanity.
We've already lost Chicago.
LordRuckus just bomb them mfs
LordRuckus dw we got the Putin with His bear pet
Ever heard of these things called guns.
@@cucujone8448 or just napalming the forests into ash
These dudes look as stressed as army veterans there’s more they ain’t telling us
They've probably seen many chimpanzees that they developed feelings for that didn't deserve getting killed end up that way, if not eaten afterwards.
They're scared Shtless
I'd be too if I saw a bunch of chimps committing indescribable crimes to one another, especially if I had formed a friendship with any of them
ruclips.net/video/4G6e4TaJxkI/видео.html 2:58,
haha thought the same thing, they all have a depressive cadence in their speech.
That is every chimp ever. Im not joking either.
Yeah, they’re “cute” til they reach adulthood and then they’re not. Really not. They’ve been known to rip jawbones off people…
The random chimp event has begun.
May god save us all
lmaooo
Nah, planet of the apes need a few extra thousand years.
Christianity.. may chimps save us all.
U mean race war?
hahahaha 😂
Vegans: I’m a vegan because I respect nature
Nature:
That my friend is a really stupid comment.
@@Quantumish really, why? Its a very good point, we are an expression of nature and not seperate from it.
Der Englischdozent because massive factory farms that produce exponential amounts of wasted product and idolize animals as units rather than living beings is not equivalent to something natural. please try again.
@@MNZGamin In case you haven't noticed nature is a cold, ruthless and relentless murdering machine and that brings me to my first point that we are an expression of nature and not separated from it. Your thinking may appear to you to be kind and compassionate but this 'vegan' movement that one so often finds on the internet is, in my opinion, naïve and I for one don't care to be lectured to by a moralising, self appointed child-like savior complex expressing judging machine. 3 days without food and you'd be eating what ever was available so be glad that you have a choice and respect the fact that others do too.
So, I suppose to kick, hit and jump and kill people I don't like or that's only valid when the subject is meat?
I prefer pacific behavior both ways.
I think that the one white haired dude has PTSD from this
maybe, it'd be pretty mind boggling to see such violence. and chimps display pain and a range of emotions - it would be jarring.
the fuck you doing here M'aiq
you are in every comment section video about animals.
@@landonguidry5207 lol
Malcolm Rojo (714malrojo) cho ass up.
I find chimps to be the most beautiful creatures. I’m enthralled with watching them and love this footage.
it's that it's so easy to see ourselves in them, like a weird uncanny valley where they're clearly not human, but also human enough that you can't not notice
Ew
It’s disturbing to watch on a whole new level, not because it’s cruel but because it acts as such a stark reminder of ourselves. The contrast, altruism, cruelty, alliance, cold heartedness , friendships , you can’t watch this and not come out with a new appreciation for human behavior .
Imagine if people sent the to Mars.
Who's AWAKE in 2021?
They are becoming us.
@Dem Nuggles if shit ever gets serious we can always introduce religion to them and throw them back to dark ages
Oh I can. But then again I'm not a libtard femboy like you are.
I'm lowkey rooting for Hare for raising a different generation of chimps with those orphans following him
I think Hare passed away
He died
Noooo =(((((((((((
thats sad
Those orphans are now a handy food supply.
“They can also be very peaceful.”
Mate, we just watched them chase down a small monkey & rip him apart. With friends like that who needs enemies? 😂
Old Gregg he is confusing chimps and bonobos...chimps have always been aggressive while bonobos are the more peaceful of the 3.
And They Beat One Of There Kind
adnan naemaz well yes and no, chimps can also be peaceful in a way similar to bonobos when they aren’t hunting or killing each other, but yeah bonobos are definitely the more peaceful of the 2
We all gotta eat...
Humans on the other hand force animals into cramped feedlots where they go their entire lives without moving and are fed GMO food and steroids to keep them from dying of parasite infections.
What is more brutal, having your arm ripped off or slowly being killed from the inside for over a decade?
Seeing them actually conquer territory left me in a bit of an awe. I'mma sound edgy as hell, but this is just so close to home - conquer land because you can and there's more things to feast on.
Tracka
I can only imagine how disappointed Caesar must be when he sees this
"Apes togther stro- Aww, what the HELL guys?!"
😂😂😂
Who the hell is caesar?
@@Haven_city_civilian 😂😂😂 really?
@@Haven_city_civilian watch the movie "Planet of The Apes" trilogy
Hare is just an all around chill dude, lost his bud and never forgot him, teaches the youth how to be like him, great guy!
Where is Caesar when we need him the most? "Ape not kill ape!"
Don't you know? The little chimp in the video was Caesar. He was killed by his loyal servants, led by Koba. And yes, Koba is still alive.
@@forbrightlife Hmm..they even put his picture as a thumbnail.
You should check out Meerkats, they have some brutal wars!
"Your not ape"
DogsDojo or Nigo
Chimpanzee's and humans are almost identical, except they don't hide their primitive nature.
"Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!"
That’s an orc quote, I’m a right?
@@saifullahalafghani2472 Yeah. From the Two Towers movie.
HE CANT TAKE HIS GROG
Good comment
technically uruk-hai
Why are people shocked.. Those massive canines weren't for fruit.
J S lol no ones shocked that they kill, they're shocked at the brutality. Killing for food is fine... But dancing on the dead body and attacking your own members.
NoturAvg Dude i still dont get why they attacked their own members
@@checkmattor4235 Humans attack each other all the time and we are alot smarter than chimps.
Deep down we are all monsters who want to see what would happen if I did this...
J S for real
Very true animals dont have canines for no reason lol