Australia seems to be the land where evolution said “What would happen if “ and then proceeded to find out. And apparently anything that was too lethal or crazy got pushed into the ocean.
When the state zoo near me had a special exhibit of Australian animals, I accompanied a second grade class of kids on their field trip. As I was telling the kids about the kookaburra bird, I did the best impersonation I could of the sound it makes. The kookaburra responded and the kids went crazy! All of them were trying to get the bird to respond to them. There were 30 kids doing their best kookaburra impersonations and I was dying laughing. The bird did not respond to them and I moved the kids on after I composed myself. As we were walking away, the kids asked me to make the sound one more time, which I did and the bird responded. I feel like I must have been accepted as family by that kookaburra...LOL
For months I had a Kookaburra alarm clock. Two Kookaburras in trees to my right, two more on power lines to my left taking turns 'laughing' back and forth at each other early in the morning. I miss that, best alarm clock ever.
All this guys videos are ... perfect. his research is stellar and his writing style is like sniper fire lol. It grabs ALL your attention when you hear it.
Bro, you reacting to his content is one of the best combos I didn't know I needed lmao 😂 Also, Australia is literally the definition of God after he hits a blunt and asks You know what would be cool?
yes Bradley Moore... I knew that and I am pretty sure MrLboyd knows that too. It was the humor he was putting into his reaction I was laughing at. I love him & his commentaries. By the way... fish also pee in the lakes... where a lot of people get their water and if you look close enough... you'll find they even pee in their own fish tanks!
"Is that why the water is so salty?" Maybe one of the best straight faced jokes I have heard you drop. Damn well played, sir. Lolol the shock at the pure amount of semen out there. Your look into the distance, I feel it. I think back to any of my trips to a coast....
Casual Geographic is the greatest critter content on all of RUclips and really want to get his book for our family! Hubby and I enjoyed getting to be with you for this viewing of his take on the ocean. I'll recommend The Wolf Who Would be King😊 I don't believe I'll give anything away when I say my favorite part of the recommended video is a secondary story that's near to my heart. Enjoy! 😊
" whale baby batter " 😂. That had me subbing you. Great reactions. 👍 Also recently subbed to Casual Geographic. Anyone who makes me laugh is a hit with me.! 😍🤩
We used to feed the Kookaburras. Several generations of them would perch on the clothes line around dinner time and do the laugh thing until we came out and fed them, mainly boiled sausage mince. I kind of miss those days. Oh yeah if you have chickens, dont let Kookaburras near the chicks, they will grab them and that will be the last you ever see of Chicken Little...
Your erudition in so many areas, contrasted with the unedited, instinctual, and universal reactions, puts you in the Zenith tier of Reactors. Edit: Dolphins? Yeah, we should just accept them dunkin on us. So Long And Thanks For All The Fish.
I am in Australia; Kookaburras are more terrifying when they laugh at night! Scares the 💩 right out of you! Otherwise they're really a placid bird... Unlike the Magpie..
Another really creepy one is his most recent Halloween episode "Times Animals Became Serial Killers". I highly recommend it. His "How to Survive an Animal Attack" and his two "wholesome animal" videos are also really good and nice changes of pace.
It's rare I find a video title that perfectly sums up my feelings on something, but you've done it. Keep up the good work my man; you have a great perspective.
Ndiaye is great. I love his videos. They are scripted, yes, but he writes them. Pretty much all of his videos are great, but his early youtube videos are just compilations of his tiktoks. He has since started making videos specifically formatted for youtube. He also has a book out. If you like reading, animals, and his delivery, you should check it out. It's called "100 Animals That Can F*cking End You".
@@adrienne80s Yeah, it's somewhat problematic. Dolphins have been romanticized in media for decades, making people think that they're oceanbound labradoodles with human traits. They do seem like smart animals but sadly, they're also sadistic r*pe whales.
A Skunk got stuck in a heavy duty rat trap... I didn't get sprayed 2 feet from it lifting up the clasp so it could run off. Animals do know when something is trying to help them... and that skunk didn't go after rat traps anymore, he went for the stray cat food instead ever since.
12:25 I just turned my head and looked at the Rat Blaster 9000 I have for the ones too big for traps... That bird wouldn't be dolphaning and keeping me up long.
I have spent much time near, in, and on the ocean. I find it chilly on my old bones these days, so I seldom enter the water. I still love the beach and being on the water. Monsters are lurking in the depths, and a whale's exhalation is one of the foulest things you will ever smell! Particularly if the whale is spy-hopping and looking you in the eye as it does.
Brother I've never lived more than twenty minutes drive from the pacific ocean and i DON'T GO IN THE OCEAN EVER ( on purpose) but about 25 years ago my so called friend pushed me off a wharf as orca whales were swimming past I've never gone fishing with him again he said that if I'd come out any faster I'd have still been dry
I was in Australia for 2 weeks on my honey moon 6 years ago and I saw some interesting animals, Everyone need to experience Australia at least one it just that awesome.
I live in Southern California by the beach I go onto the ocean all the time. Most whales don’t come close to the shore. I have seen a couple of dead, baby gray whales wash up on shore.😢 it’s sad, but it happens.
"do you imagine live in Australia and deal with thing in front of your window?".... Yes, every fu* *ing morning at 5.30am weaking up because a stupid bird is laughing outside no stop
I've been watching you react to all sorts of videos and by far the best ones are reacting to Casual Geographic. Check out his book, it's just as entertaining.
Very beginning 0:43 "No, we find them......leave 'em." Me: Remember though, if we can find it. It can find us. Might not be the smartest idea to learn nothing about it lol
Dolphins are very strange with humans. They are absolute psychopaths with 99% of the things that they encounter, including other dolphins, but they actually like humans and have virtually no record of attacking humans out of captivity. They also have been known to surround shipwrecks with human survivors and kill any sharks that try to go after them. It's either that there is some sort of evolutionary artifact that makes them like humans (like elephants being afraid of mice), or they are smart enough to realize that humans are the most dangerous animals they are ever going to meet, and so they want to be friendly.
Fun fact, Peter Benchley nearly got murdered by a male dolphin. While wild dolphins are definitely crazy for sure, the captive bred and reared dolphins most people are exposed are way worse. Captivity encourages sociopathic like traits in some cetaceans, particularly in Killer Whales. Case in point, there is no case of a wild orca attacking a person. Captive Orcas though... Just look up Tilikum. As for the saltiness of seawater... Well, outside of sharks, and marine mammals, most marine practices broadcast spawning. Meaning they just spray their eggs and sperm into the water and hope for the best. And this will gross you out, but gametes are great source of nutrition for all the filter feeders of the ocean. Lot of protein.
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Casual Geographic is the GOAT
Absolutely!
Ja
Corny sense of humor imo. Probably funny to kids though
"He's the GOAT! the GOAT!"
Hood geographic is the goat
Australia seems to be the land where evolution said “What would happen if “ and then proceeded to find out. And apparently anything that was too lethal or crazy got pushed into the ocean.
Except the Snakes, spiders, etc.
@@TheOnlyGhxst Australia has water and sea snakes and spiders dude. Its the fucking playtest island I swear.
@@TheOnlyGhxst and the Komodo Dragons
@@reddsmoke904 komodo dragons come from Komodo Island
as someone who lives in australia its not as bad as it seems trust me
When the state zoo near me had a special exhibit of Australian animals, I accompanied a second grade class of kids on their field trip. As I was telling the kids about the kookaburra bird, I did the best impersonation I could of the sound it makes. The kookaburra responded and the kids went crazy! All of them were trying to get the bird to respond to them. There were 30 kids doing their best kookaburra impersonations and I was dying laughing. The bird did not respond to them and I moved the kids on after I composed myself. As we were walking away, the kids asked me to make the sound one more time, which I did and the bird responded. I feel like I must have been accepted as family by that kookaburra...LOL
For months I had a Kookaburra alarm clock. Two Kookaburras in trees to my right, two more on power lines to my left taking turns 'laughing' back and forth at each other early in the morning. I miss that, best alarm clock ever.
All this guys videos are ... perfect. his research is stellar and his writing style is like sniper fire lol. It grabs ALL your attention when you hear it.
Bro, you reacting to his content is one of the best combos I didn't know I needed lmao 😂
Also, Australia is literally the definition of God after he hits a blunt and asks You know what would be cool?
" Don't drink the ocean "- I'm dieing! 🤣
“Is that why the water is so salty”😂😂😂😂
Don't drink the ocean water.......TOO FUNNY!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 OMG! I needed a laugh today and this was it! Thank you MrLboyd!!!
Did you know that fish pee directly into river water. And people drink that?!?!
yes Bradley Moore... I knew that and I am pretty sure MrLboyd knows that too. It was the humor he was putting into his reaction I was laughing at. I love him & his commentaries. By the way... fish also pee in the lakes... where a lot of people get their water and if you look close enough... you'll find they even pee in their own fish tanks!
@@CC-ex7ki The only solution is to avoid drinking water. 🙂
"If you got hit by one you got enough time to puff puff pass before you puff puff pass away" bars
I absolutely LOVE this kid on Casual Geographic! You reacting to one of his videos is epic!!!
Indeed! 😂❤
Not the slow clap and congratulations 🤣 hahaha! Excellent reaction, this dude is fantastic!
"Is that why the water is so salty?"
Maybe one of the best straight faced jokes I have heard you drop. Damn well played, sir.
Lolol the shock at the pure amount of semen out there. Your look into the distance, I feel it. I think back to any of my trips to a coast....
Sea Slenderman 🤣🤣 that got me
8 and a half bathtubs of whale maker 🤣🤣
Yep. I ain't cooba diving in no ochin. Darn sure not drinking it.
"Get out of the water" 😭😭
Casual Geographic is the greatest critter content on all of RUclips and really want to get his book for our family! Hubby and I enjoyed getting to be with you for this viewing of his take on the ocean.
I'll recommend The Wolf Who Would be King😊
I don't believe I'll give anything away when I say my favorite part of the recommended video is a secondary story that's near to my heart. Enjoy! 😊
Heeeeeeey I'm a Jolley from New Zealand 🇳🇿
I got the audiobook and can totally recommend it; he narrates it himself!
@@leedesfleurs Now I must ALSO have the audiobook! Thanks for sharing this delightful news 🙂
"take you of the next census" I'm taking that lol
" whale baby batter " 😂. That had me subbing you. Great reactions. 👍 Also recently subbed to Casual Geographic. Anyone who makes me laugh is a hit with me.! 😍🤩
His commentaries are the best. his videos are hilarious.
What’s funny is there’s a DC villain based around Manta Rays, even though Manta Rays are harmless
Gotta love Casual Geographic
We used to feed the Kookaburras. Several generations of them would perch on the clothes line around dinner time and do the laugh thing until we came out and fed them, mainly boiled sausage mince. I kind of miss those days. Oh yeah if you have chickens, dont let Kookaburras near the chicks, they will grab them and that will be the last you ever see of Chicken Little...
You two together remain magic! I love rewatching these with Mr. LBoyd.
I forgot that was the title of the video and I was flabbergasted at what was written as your title
Your erudition in so many areas, contrasted with the unedited, instinctual, and universal reactions, puts you in the Zenith tier of Reactors.
Edit:
Dolphins? Yeah, we should just accept them dunkin on us.
So Long And Thanks For All The Fish.
I can't believe I've never seen this dude before. Hilarious and informative haha
“DOLPHINS HAVE A PROBLEM”
Hahahahaha
“Is that why the water is so salty, guys?”
I am in Australia; Kookaburras are more terrifying when they laugh at night! Scares the 💩 right out of you!
Otherwise they're really a placid bird... Unlike the Magpie..
You gotta do “Animals that got the middle finger from evolution” from him 😂
Combining casual geographic + your reaction to him just made my day!
Another really creepy one is his most recent Halloween episode "Times Animals Became Serial Killers". I highly recommend it.
His "How to Survive an Animal Attack" and his two "wholesome animal" videos are also really good and nice changes of pace.
Yes- this one!
The serial killer one was very interesting/entertaining.
~_~
Imaging watching that part about the whale while eating a bag of “sea salt” chips 😂😂
Sorry bro hahah
Organic sea salt
One of my favorites on the channel
Best title ever. No cap
Dude that is one of the funniest things I've ever heard (IS THAT WHY IT'S SO SALTY) you know that they shit in the ocean as well 💩🤮🤢😵💫
Title got me lmfaoooo 😂😂
It's rare I find a video title that perfectly sums up my feelings on something, but you've done it.
Keep up the good work my man; you have a great perspective.
"Is that why the water is so salty?" hahaha Dammit man! you got me haha~!
Yes! Definitely vote for more Casual Geographic vids, he's informative and hysterical.
Ndiaye is great. I love his videos. They are scripted, yes, but he writes them. Pretty much all of his videos are great, but his early youtube videos are just compilations of his tiktoks. He has since started making videos specifically formatted for youtube.
He also has a book out. If you like reading, animals, and his delivery, you should check it out. It's called "100 Animals That Can F*cking End You".
as an australian i for one must say i love kookaburras their cool birds you let a laugh and they respond 😂
😂 A camel a whale and Quasimoto walk into a bar and the bartender ask, are you guys here for hump day happy hour?
I’m in shock! I’m 43 and this is the very 1st time I’ve ever heard anything negative about dolphins.
Well you need check casual geographic special about them...
Makes you wonder what else you have not paid attention too eh?
I am convinced that dolphins would be as bad or worse than humans in only they had opposable thumbs.
@@ThirdEye710 No. Maybe.
but every movie, every show, and kid friendly dolphin books. have always portrayed dolphins as smart helpful and friendly.
@@adrienne80s Yeah, it's somewhat problematic. Dolphins have been romanticized in media for decades, making people think that they're oceanbound labradoodles with human traits. They do seem like smart animals but sadly, they're also sadistic r*pe whales.
"Is that why the water is so salty?" 😂😂😂😂😂
Wait. The cactus is going to use Nair and buy me dinner first, right?
10:33 First thing that I think about Dolphins: they are the Arseholes of the Seas
Secound thing: "So long, and thanks for all the fish." xD
I will say it again. Nat geo needs to give him his own show
i've seen camel "Eat" cactus before. (with prickly thorns still attached.)
Definitely check out Why Honey Badges don’t fear god or lions
A Skunk got stuck in a heavy duty rat trap... I didn't get sprayed 2 feet from it lifting up the clasp so it could run off.
Animals do know when something is trying to help them... and that skunk didn't go after rat traps anymore, he went for the stray cat food instead ever since.
Wtf😆💀 I see the notification while watching something else😆 I was like, What in the fuck💀💀
If you're into science I highly recommend Paleo Analysis. Fun, funny and extremely informative.
Lol your reaction was funny. It was genuine and funnier than alot of other people's
My phobia is the open ocean. There is a name for it, but I forget.
Thalassophobia, I think
yes! that's it!@@kylajensen1957
40 seconds in, "Keep it like that!" LOLOLOL
*Kookaburra starts his morning vocal exercises*
*BANG*‼️
Neighbors: Carl’s awake…
OGs remember when he was called Hood Nature
Yesssss more CG!! 🖤
Congratulations sir 😂😂
This was a bad video to watch eating cereal 🫥
Oh lord 😂 I was eating cereal too… and straight up lost my appetite at the whale part 🤮
Great video this guy does is "Why honeybadgers don't fear god or lions."
Love it.
lol!! “Is that why the sea is so salty?”
latest sightings of the first squid shows it hunts activly and those long arms actualy gonna reach out for things and it looks absoloutly alien
12:25 I just turned my head and looked at the Rat Blaster 9000 I have for the ones too big for traps...
That bird wouldn't be dolphaning and keeping me up long.
There's a really funny King of the Hill episode where Hank gets violated by a dolphin.
I have spent much time near, in, and on the ocean. I find it chilly on my old bones these days, so I seldom enter the water. I still love the beach and being on the water. Monsters are lurking in the depths, and a whale's exhalation is one of the foulest things you will ever smell! Particularly if the whale is spy-hopping and looking you in the eye as it does.
He was a great story teller but his stories scared me lol! That's it for me swimming in the ocean.
Yes. There are no bad Casual Geographic videos.
You can cut the "Wings" off manta rays and eat them like steaks.
Brother I've never lived more than twenty minutes drive from the pacific ocean and i DON'T GO IN THE OCEAN EVER ( on purpose) but about 25 years ago my so called friend pushed me off a wharf as orca whales were swimming past I've never gone fishing with him again he said that if I'd come out any faster I'd have still been dry
Your issue is calling that thing a friend still.
@@ThirdEye710 i haven't seen or heard from him in over twenty years
Always remember when entering the ocean. The famous stingray shuffle. So you don't get the barb
Is that why the water is soo salty?!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
You should check out his video on the bull moose. Comedy gold!
We can't stop exploring, we haven't even found Cthulhu yet!
Ia Ia Cthulhu Pthagn!
Mantaray tacos are a staple food in northwest Mexico, dunno about further south.
I was in Australia for 2 weeks on my honey moon 6 years ago and I saw some interesting animals, Everyone need to experience Australia at least one it just that awesome.
ROFL@Is that why the waters so salty!
CG’s videos are a blessing. Check out his story about Peter the dolphin
I asked my high school biology teacher if that’s why the oceans salty and I got a few days off of school 😂
Ayyy I love Casual Geographic
my dude always love the videos
but if you can , please start linking the original creators in the description~
stay well
True Facts: Deception in the Rainforest
This is the funniest youtube title of all time
You should react to his video Why the world should fear dolphins and not sharks some of the stuff is extremely disturbing😂
Check out his 10 animals with black air force energy too funny. Great reaction
I live in Southern California by the beach I go onto the ocean all the time. Most whales don’t come close to the shore. I have seen a couple of dead, baby gray whales wash up on shore.😢 it’s sad, but it happens.
I've seen almost all his videos, and my favorite is "why moose are the greatest threat to national security"
"do you imagine live in Australia and deal with thing in front of your window?".... Yes, every fu* *ing morning at 5.30am weaking up because a stupid bird is laughing outside no stop
There is sharks within 20 to 30 ft everytime someone goes in water. And the ones the scares me is blue ringed octopus and bull shark.
I've been watching you react to all sorts of videos and by far the best ones are reacting to Casual Geographic. Check out his book, it's just as entertaining.
That's one hell of a thumbnail lmao.
Apparently Japan, specifically Okinawa has stone fish issues too
I read that the foam that you see on the beach is the extra baby batter that didn't make it to the female.
Imagine reading a book written by this guy 🤣
Very beginning 0:43
"No, we find them......leave 'em."
Me: Remember though, if we can find it. It can find us. Might not be the smartest idea to learn nothing about it lol
That title tho
30 gallons of baby batter?? Is that why the Ocean is salty?
Dolphins are very strange with humans. They are absolute psychopaths with 99% of the things that they encounter, including other dolphins, but they actually like humans and have virtually no record of attacking humans out of captivity. They also have been known to surround shipwrecks with human survivors and kill any sharks that try to go after them. It's either that there is some sort of evolutionary artifact that makes them like humans (like elephants being afraid of mice), or they are smart enough to realize that humans are the most dangerous animals they are ever going to meet, and so they want to be friendly.
Is that why it's so salty? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
its not scripted lol he does research and his delivery is inspired by Croc Hunter.
Dolphins are what happens when you follow your intrusive thoughts
Fun fact, Peter Benchley nearly got murdered by a male dolphin.
While wild dolphins are definitely crazy for sure, the captive bred and reared dolphins most people are exposed are way worse. Captivity encourages sociopathic like traits in some cetaceans, particularly in Killer Whales. Case in point, there is no case of a wild orca attacking a person. Captive Orcas though... Just look up Tilikum.
As for the saltiness of seawater... Well, outside of sharks, and marine mammals, most marine practices broadcast spawning. Meaning they just spray their eggs and sperm into the water and hope for the best. And this will gross you out, but gametes are great source of nutrition for all the filter feeders of the ocean. Lot of protein.