Animals Made Into Weapons of War...
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Step on me
Hey Hunter, this is off topic but you should totally look into the BBC's Banned show Ghostwatch, that might be the very first found footage horror programme. It went way too far tho and scared the piss out of the general public who thought it was a real live broadcast. It would be a really funny video
Do an episode on Santa Ana's Leg . His leg was buried with full military honors
My boyfriend’s grandfather was a dolphin/seal trainer in the Navy’s Marine Mammal program. FUN FACT: they would strap knives or pressure sensitive guns to the dolphins’ snouts and use them to protect against enemy divers. The dolphins would be rewarded for “booping” people with their snouts, so when dolphins would see an enemy diver, they’d go to “boop” them, and end up stabbing them.
I only read “my boyfriend’s grandfather was a dolphin” and 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome
Fascinating.
@@paulaleiva13👀😂😂😂
@@paulaleiva13 He was a dolphin that trained seals, a true war hero.
Wojtek also only ate lit cigarettes. If the cigarettes weren't lit he'd spit them out until they were lit and during his retirement at the Edinburgh Zoo he'd recognize and run up to greet his buddies he fought WW2 with. He also caught a German spy when they were traveling through Iraq on their way to Italy. Really, you could do a whole episode on Wojtek.
Wojtek is the best boy, his story is incredible
I read that the German spy went to the Bathroom found Wojtek got scared shitless and confessed everything to the Polish Army.
@@Ch4osKing66 yeah, Wojtek would sleep in a wash basin in the showers. The spy didn't know about Wojtek and tried to cut through the showers in the middle of the night. He woke up Wojtek, and the minute he saw Wojtek he turned around and surrendered himself and gave up information on the entire German spy network operating in Iraq.
@@EloiseRaeCullen one of my favorite stories about him was when they got to the Italy. The British army gave the exiled Poles a little R&R because they'd traveled nonstop from the Soviet Union to that point. So Wojtek's unit went to the beach on the Amalfi Coast and obviously they brought him along. Some of the soldiers were hitting on some Italian women and Wojtek came running full speed at the soldiers so he could play and wrestle with them. The women saw Wojtek and took off, because bear, the soldiers took off after them trying to tell them he was friendly and Wojtek kept running at them thinking they were playing.
@@Ch4osKing66 yep, Wojtek would sleep in the shower station when he got too big to sleep in the commanding officers wash basin. The German spy tried to go through the shower station to escape, woke up Wojtek and Wojtek's roar woke everyone up and caused the spy to surrender and give up all German plans and future movements in the Middle East and Caucus Mountains
I'm surprised that he didn't mention Olga of Kiev in this video, the woman burned down a city with incendiary pigeons and the wildest part of the story is that she tricked the city into supplying her with them as a false peace offering while knowing they would all try to fly home to their nests in the roofs of every house.
I was waiting for this when he brought up the burning of pigeons. Honestly this video easily could have been an hour long- def more war heroes needed to be mentioned like the pigeons who helped the US military in WW2 send information during battles, cats who stole war plans, horses, etc.
@@AdamIshak01 one of my favorite pieces of trivia from ap psych in high school was that behaviorist B.F. Skinner attempted to train pigeons to kamikaze-bomb Axis soldiers during WWII. Except, as my teacher put it "pigeons were unfortunately very bad at differentiating Allied and N*zi uniforms."
@@AdamIshak01 just watch "Valiant"
Yes! I wrote a paper on this in high school and I think about it all the time lol
Yeah when he mentioned flaming animals I thought of Olga of Kiev, as well as Sampson in the Bible when he tied foxes together by their tails and lit their tails on fire to start wildfires in the Philistines' crop fields
If PapaMeat does another video on animals during wars, he should look at the WWII carrier pigeon that was released with SOS messages when an entire company was entrenched and surrounded by German forces. If I remember correctly, 5 pigeons were sent out and the Germans shot at them to prevent any messages from escaping. Every pigeon got hit, but one survived and kept flying, despite the wound, all the way back to base and delivered the letter! This prevented their own military from accidentally bombing them and saving the company. The pigeon survived and was awarded several medals, living the rest of his life comfortable enough. Bird could have panicked completely and gone anywhere, but stuck to the mission!
Yeah agreed. But probably not "exciting" enough to cover.
I was gonna mention this. There was another messenger pigeon that got the highest award for animal valor (Dickin Medal) for flying 20 minutes straight back to an allied base to cancel the bombing of an Italian city they had managed to occupy, saving thousands of lives from friendly fire. 32 pigeons recieved that award in total too, we often forget they're a domesticated species that doesn't exist without humans.
@@austinhess4967 HOOOOOW THO? IT WAS FLYING WITH A BULLET WOUND!! Fuck pigeons can be awesome
There's a cartoon on him!
It’s world war 1 not world war 2
19:34
* France was occupied by Germany*
Proceeds to show a photo of a Soviet wavering the Soviet banner during the battle of Berlin
Literally just saw this
He said gernamy 😂
Omg thats a big woopsie
For a moment, Germany occupied France and France occupied Russia, like a game of musical chairs. You should know this
I once wrote a paper on an article about how army men trained a chinchilla to find bombs in sand dunes. They gave it a uniform and everything
I thought you wrote chihuahuas at first and thought "they finally put those things to good use?
@@scottski02 Glad I was not the onle one who read it as chihuahuas at first. Sadly, those petite abominations are still useless.
@@scottski02 In a perfect world, those little sh!ts would have a reason to validate their own existence, but one can only dream
@@scottski02 In a perfect world, those little sh!ts would have a reason to validate their own existence, but one can only dream
@@Greendalewitch Not true Chihuahuas if trained right can hunt rats like no other.
25:59 The fact that Wojtek’s statue has a polished nose suggests that people have frequently come up and rubbed his nose 🥹
Animals have wars too. Brother hasn’t heard of the Gombe Chimpanzee war of 1974
Go on..
Look it up Things got real nasty.😮
Ants: "Amateurs"
@@nathaniel5078
During that stretch of time a war broke out between two tribes (which were formerly united) called the Kasakala and the Kahama. The Kasakala would initiate the first strike and over the course of 4 years, target members of the Kahamas brutally torturing and killing the Kahama males when they were alone and beating the Kahama females until they integrated with the Kasakala. Victorious over the Kahama they expanded into their territories but were forced back by two other neighboring tribes of chimpanzees.
Definitely something peter Griffin would say 😂@@nathaniel5078
Fun fact: B.F. Skinner (the pigeon bomb guy) also pioneered the study of applied behavior analysis and created a schism in the field of behavioral psychology
Funner fact- the Skinner Box is the founding principle behind all modern games' lootbox live service and gambling mechanics! Yay!
Someone's has to mention Sargeant Reckless. She was a
Race horse purchased by the US Marine core. The unit that purchased her, trained her to carry recoiless rifles into the battlefield during the Korean war. She also managed to carry out 51 solo resupply runs to various front line units. She was even able to transport wounded soldiers to safety. Sargeant Reckless was also the first horse in the Marine core to participate in an amphibious landing. Despite getting injured in combat she made it to the United states after the war ended.
Thanks to the fat electrician for bringing this awesome story to light.
dang I just made this similar comment too, she was one of the greatest warhorses to serve in the military, and not many people know her story nowadays...
Fat electrician?
Fun fact:
The Emu and Kangaroo are on the Australian Coat of Arms because they are both animals that can't move backwards, only forwards. 🫡
I thought the Emu was on the Australian Coat of Arms because the Australians couldn't kill the Emus with their arms
Pity the country can't do the same
No they had to put them on the flag after losing the Great Emu War. Don’t try and revise your history. We know…
Aussie women prefer to mate with roos, and the kangaroos were going to say something if the ladies didn't get their husbands to include roos on the coat of arms. Not sure what the emus did, to outmaneuver the dingos and drop bears.
I've seen plenty of kangaroos jump backwards. Bullsht
If a giant bear with an ar-15 came charging at me I'd shit myself
That’s the closest we could probably get to the military dinosaur shit they tried to do in Jurassic park
Imagine see a person charging at you wear one of those ar-15 bears
id be more scared of a k-9 strapped with explosives running at me.
Gives a whole new meaning to the right to bear arms
If any bear came charging at me, I’d probably do the same.
There are various statues of Wojtek in Poland to commemorate him. The first one is in Żagań, its Wojtek standing up and holding a artillery Shell in his paws.
It was unveiled by “little Wojtek”, Prof. Wojciech Narębski, who is the last surviving soldier of the 22nd KZA in Poland.
But in my opinion the best way Wojtek was honored is the Statue of him in Poznans Zoo where the Zoo started an asylum for bears that had been previously abused in circuses or in captivity.
Some of the bears managed to recover enough to go into real winter sleep.
No better way to honor Corporal Wojtek
There's also a statue of Wojtek in Edinburgh. It's in the Princes Street Gardens.
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That's so cool, I'd like to visit Poland someday
There’s also a statue of Wojtek in Edinburgh! We love Wojtek 🖤
Edinburgh native here, all the love for Wojtek!
Project x-ray actually was going fine and they had worked out all the kinks until a failure in a cooler to keep the bats in hibernation for one of the live fire tests failed, resulting in an early release of the bats with armed incendiary bombs on them at the air base they were stationed out of. Even with the entire base searching for the bats and ready for the potential fires, come dawn when the timers on the bombs ran out a large portion of the base burned down causing the Army to shelve the program right then and there as they considered this a major failure. A US Marine General was observing the test and he told them that this was, in fact, a successful test as they proved that if they could get the bats to deploy correctly and the timers to be reliable enough, it was impossible to stop large fires from breaking out. So he took over the project and got the Navy to take over development. Since the budget was small and it was later in the war, they didn't get it working before another wonder weapon finished being perfected: the atomic bomb.
The Fat Electrician here on RUclips has a full episode on the Bat Bomb that covers the story of it if anyone wants to get the whole story. With more resources spent on it, it would have worked. It's just that it sounded completely unhinged because it kind of is, but the idea worked if you perfect a few solvable engineering problems that aren't insurmountable with even 1940's technology.
This video has added another variant to my favorite papa bit. First Wendy's heart attacks, then the conjoined chest twin, now the "oo" as a chimp noscopes a soldier.
I trained 42 armadillos to eat my neighbors cabbage crops back in 2014, he would rub his bountiful harvest in my face every summer, and i got tired of it. So over the course of 6 summers, I bred, captured, and trained armadillos on how to dig under the mesh he had around his acres, the next summer Mordechai was very quiet around the hall
Dude you're a legend, you had a goddamn armadillo arsenal!
Is your army still alive?
Some armadillos transfer leprocy 🤗
@jupitershanty biological warfare using armadillos
This is so civil and devious. Legend.
The idea of a monkey sniper laying in cover, hat turned around, is priceless. It thumbs through its D.O.P.E. book, does some quick pencil math with its little ballistic chart. The officer never heard the shot before his brains painted the inside of the humvee he was sitting in.
Sniper monkey-
"Hit Monkey," the series
@@kinghowardiii732 100% agree
first thought was hit monkey with like... Rio, Chappie maybe some Dying Light vibes, more streetrunner less official & fancy. Like using the sniper as a mini polevault or to zipline, using the feet toe-fingers to get some crazy angle or something
or just
>chimp strength & out of ammo
>Sniper = -gun- Metal Bat
😂 lol chewing on a cigar trying to steady his nerves...
Just like what they did to JFK 😢
Those rats are actually super well taken care of, and the mines don't explode on them because they're too light for them to go off :)
Yes you have repeated what was already said in the video
That was actually so wholesome ❤
25:20 the captain of the platoon found the soldiers keeping the cub as a pet and was gonna get rid of him but the bear stood up and saluted the officer so the officer let him stay
Now I'm imagining a man with a quivering lip and a single tear falling from his eye, looking down at the bear cub, and saluting back.
There was a very interesting piece about the birds. St. Olga of Kiev, implemented this strategy I believe called Bird Fyrd in order to get revenge on the Drevlians, a group of Eastern Slavs from the 6th-10th century. As a sign of peace, she asked for 3 birds from each of the houses in the city. Once they were given to her, she ordered her men to tie paper to the legs of the birds, or dip them in sulfur, then light them, to which they would be released back to their nests within the city, setting fire to pretty much everything.
Honestly Olga of Kiev deserves her own video
The comedic timings of the edits with the war pigs and the sniper monkeys made me laugh so much I woke up my toddler upstairs 🤣
You that total war guy
did something similar but with my lil bro 😂
Ants are always at war with each other. They steal brood, resources, practice what is basically agriculture, and work together more seamlessly than humans. Ants truly are incredible
they really are, and I can not allow a single one inside my house
Warhammer 40k
War never ends ant edition
Polyzergus ants are crazy bro
the symbiotic behavior and collective intelligence aspects of ants and bees boggles the mind
Imagine if all ants suddenly decided to go against humanity.
When I was a kid I had a birthday where me and some friends were supposed to spend the night at the zoo. At some point, it stormed a bit and the wind was so strong that somehow a bull got out?? They sent all the kids home because yeah no shit but because me and my buddies were older (I was around 14 and so hyped to spend the night at the zoo and then we got there and the next oldest kid was like maybe 8 lmao) we got taken on a private tour in a golf cart. Zookeeper told us about how they used to give the elephants treats but the elephants quickly realized that the local ducks really like the treats too. They would leave the treats out to attract the ducks and then stomp the ducks into little flesh patties. I’ve never looked at elephants the same (although tbf i’d prolly do the same if i was locked in a zoo).
Oh wow 😂😂😂
WHAT
That is dark but for some reason hilarious.
Eliminate treat competition 😭
Don't be surprised at jail behavior when an animal is in animal jail :P
Probably before "animal ambassadors," but even then, mostly smaller animals get that, like a poor koala horribly burnt in Australia's brush fires a few years back. Can't and shouldn't do that much with larger ones.
Fun fact about the Emu War. After the repeated failures by the Australian military, they eventually placed BOUNTIES on the birds. This proved effective, and it is suggested that upwards of 57 THOUSAND bounties were claimed over a 6-month period by farmers and other lower class Australians
I love the duality of these stories, like some were heartwarming stories of animals accepted into a platoon being treated like human comrades, and others were the deranged military ideas of stuffing random animals into explosives.
If only Rufus the Hunting Dog had a weapon. He coulda defended himself.
💀
After listening to unsub earlier I get where hunters art style comes from .
That’s why when I hunt a leave a Bowie knife for the animal to use. None of them have ever used it so I guess I’m lucky and get depressed animals looking for a way out.
🧑🦼➡️🔫🐕
26:00 I heard that one of the soldiers that served along the bear in the army jumped into the enclosure and played with the bear because the bear remembered the soldier.
10:30 The killing fields of Cambodia were horrific. The Khmer Rouge went throughout Cambodia, killing any educated people and using their children as slaves and child soliders. They would send these thousands of children out to plant the land mines. Thats why their are so many. A third of the population was killed
Burning birds were used as an easy way of igniting houses beyond city walls. They didn't light the bird on fire, but rather attached a burning pouch with a string to the birds. There are records of messenger birds specifically trained to travel certain paths highjacked to bring burning packages. I imagine they also could've/would've sneaked a person into a fortified town to catch a bird from it's nest to specifically have it return to it with a payload.
You forgot America's Greatest Warhorse, Staff Sergeant Reckless, A race horse turned warhorse during the Korean War. She helped rescue countless soldiers and carried ammunition to the front lines multiple times without failure. All in all, she carried around 4,000 kg of ammo through rice paddies and mountains for more than 35 miles mainly all by herself, while under ememy fire! She bonded so much with the marines she served with that the soldiers would cover her in their own flak jackets to help prevent injury. She is also one of the most highly decorated animals to serve in war in U.S. history and she was buried with full military honors in 1968...kind of a forgotten hero nowadays but the marines that served with her remember I'm sure.
1:09 "We're going to start off with something you may have heard before. Warpigs"
GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSEEEEEEES
DUN NUN
@WobboGobbo JUST LIKE WITCHES AT BLACK MASSEEEEEEES (damn, Ozzy straight-up rhymed "masses" with "masses?" Wow.)
Hog RIIIIIDDDEEEEEEERR!!!
I still love that the landmine sniffer rats get to just be a VERY spoiled pet rat when they retire.
Cats urinating outside of their litterbox is typically a sign that something's wrong. It could just be that their litterbox is dirty, or it could be a sign of some deeper medical issue. Cats almost never just do things like this for no reason.
Yep or if they’re jealous or annoyed. Heck they really use that trick a lot.
Was thinkin this too when he brought it up, hope they get their cats checked out.
Exactly what I said
Cats are, how do I put it... Extremely Weird. They all have their own personality, I have tons of cats Unfortunately and cannot fathom their logic. Last night I was woken up every 10 minutes several Dozen times to lord Beerus knocking down 1 VHS from my collection off the shelf at a time. All, my cats, knock things over and I'm so sick of it.... Sorry I had to get that off my chest lol. But yeah no cats do LOTS of things for NO reason hahaha, at least none I can reason.
Yeah if the box is full OR, I've noticed, if they don't like another cat that's used the box. They'll go On it to mark their territory but not actually In it, frustrating I know.
Bumble bees to this day are used as reliable explosive detection, but its used more in security applications rather than active field service
While not a "weapon of war", there was a pigeon in WW1, Cher Ami, who saved his company while barely alive himself.
Messenger pigeons were extensively used in WW1, some countries (France, Germany, UK) even using them before that. He was 1 of many English-bred birds to be shipped to the US' Pigeon Service (< an actual military unit).
In 1918, 1 of the US divisions (US 77th, later known as the Lost Battalion) in France were in bad trouble. Stuck in a small depression behind enemy lines, no food nor ammunition, with allied troops shooting at them (unaware of it being their own people), the Major of the troupe decided to send out messenger pigeons (after human runners kept getting killed). All of which got gunned down.
When the turn finally got to Cher Ami (the last carrier pigeon), he got to carry the note: "We are along the road parallel to 276.4. Our own artillery is dropping a barrage directly on us. For heavens sake stop it.".
As he went airborne to fly back home, the Germans shot him down, but he managed to take flight again, arriving at the division's HQ 25 miles (40 km) away in just 25 minutes (only 5 minutes after shooting had ceased). He had been shot through the breast, blinded in one eye, and his right leg (with the Major's message) hanging only by a tendon.
The army medics saved his life, leading him to recover enough to travel again, at the expense of losing his right leg. Cher Ami's message saved the remaining 194 still stuck in the depression (out of the 550).
In November 2019, he became one of the first recipients of the Animals in War & Peace Medal of Bravery.
(apologies for my lack of correct military term usage, I got too confused with the Divisions, the Companies, & whatnot)
There's many, many more war heroes like this bird though, like:
Sergeant Reckless (the horse)
G.I. Joe (the pigeon)
Unsinkable Sam (the cat)
dozens of dogs (Chips, Lucca, Nemo, Smoky, etc)
& many more
(you can find most of them on the Animals in War & Peace Medal of Bravery Wikipedia, or the official website)
(& Happy birthday, Papa!)
winslow should be the jamie of the show. like, whenever papa is talking about a topic he should be like "can we pull that up, winslow?"
And then Hunter gets ticked when Winslow proves him wrong over and over again, just like Joe does with Jamie 😂
Aww, no Sgt. Stubby? The most famous War dog from WW1, who saved countless lives from Mustard Gas
01:12 GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSES
JUST LIKE WITCHES AT BLACK MASSES
*DUH NUUH*
Just like children at black dances
Evil minds that plot destruction
@@ronnielachersorcerers of deaths construction
Cat's often survive jumping/falling out of high floors on skyscrapers because they pass out on the way down and bounce. They tend to be okay from the 4th floor and down, get severe injuries up to about the 11th floor because they tense and the impact kills them, or above that they pass out and bounce. Last I checked the record for survival was the 40th floor.
My cat died from 7ft cat tree.
@ez4160 jeez, that's terrible
As an Aussie I've gotta say, those emus are tricky birds.
They're actually the ones in charge here, we live under their rule.
More horses, donkeys, and mules died at the Battle of Gettysburg than people did.
Never use a preposition to end a sentence with.
@timothymcdonald9058
With what?
Makes sense, it's hard for them to hold a gun
Interesting Wojtek tidbit, while he was in the zoo his squad mates would often come to visit and just jump right into his enclosure. Much to the Edinburgh Zoo's chagrin. IIRC they would often bring cigarettes and beer.
Actually kind of adorable
28:45 He didn’t mention that the Emu problem got worse because of the fact that farmers were breeding more emus to get more prize money
“That must’ve smelled delicious” “I hate the smell of bacon”
He’s an enigma.
Random fact: The Bat Bombs in testing were shown to have actually been more potentially deadly than the Nukes that were dropped
It was like fire bombing but worse because they would fly into buildings and in Japan at the time many structures were made of highly flammable material
That's part of the reason the ones that escaped were able to cause so much damage and those were in less flammable structures
with over 13 years of constant YT consuming replacing TV - papa meat is at least in my top 3 channels internationally
0:20 wrong my dog is definitely homophobic
My dogs gay. Let‘s let them fight
It gets mad at you when you try to have sex with it?
@ what???
Maybe he just hates you
That's when they have 2 different eye colors, homophobia or somethin
Papa is my fav pissed off 5 year old
Wait he's 5?!?!?
@ yes
And he can potentially hypothetically maybe kinda probably control fire
Um, actually, he's 800 years old in the manga 🤓☝🏽
@2:00 technically Hunter is right, the North African Elephants that were used in warfare are in fact extinct.
my cats are the opposite. They constantly have the zoomies and if I don't change their environment around their zoomies turn into just knocking everything they can find down. I had to recently put my cat tree up on my dresser and weigh it down with weights so they can run at it from the other side of the room and zoom up it to the ceiling ledge. Seeing a full-grown cat fly through the air and latch onto the side of a cat tree, which is much taller than I am now, is so crazy.
Don't forget about Becerillo the Spanish war dog. He was so universally feared by the azteca natives they would run the second they saw him. He was rumored to have killed 33 men in an hour long battle, was given the same rations and pay as a soldier, and was buried in an unmarked grave upon his death because the Spanish thought the natives believed he was indestructible. The THREAT of Becerillo was enough to keep them from fighting.
The deSoto expedition had such a dog in Florida that his soldiers sent against the Appalachee natives, but he was a bit of a loose cannon. He slipped his handlers and tried to cross a river to attack the Indians on the other side. The Spaniards watched helplessly as the Natives casually shot him with one arrow after another until his carcass floated away.
Comically, The dog was also said to be more compassionate than the men who owned him. One of the legends surrounding him was his refusal to attack an old woman when the Spanish had sent him after her.
What did he spend his pay on?
I really really really hope they make a movie about Magawa, like a mash up between ratatouille and full metal jacket
" IS THAT A GODDAMN PIECE OF CHEESE
i know replying to your own comment is lame, but if papa meat decides to make that (or any other project) i volunteer my voice (I'm scottish so we sound funny in 'murica apparently)
That one Jurassic movie:
"Let's train raptors to help us fight wars!"
Not long after, gets eaten by said raptors....
The next Jurassic World movie:
"Let's genetically engineer a dino to kill anyone we point this special lazer on this rifle at!"
Everyone: "Or you could just use the rifle..."
17:09
What kind of 40k Ork Logic is this? lmao
28:26 R.I.P. Jack the baboon railway signalman, worked for 9 years and never made a mistake for only 20 cents a day and half a bottle of beer a week.
I legit was like "dude rat bombs? That had to have been a failure" then I remembered I had to use them in Sniper Elite
20 RPG Gorillas vs 400 Swordsmen. Who wins?
WHAT U DOING HERE!? 😅
Papa Meat
No one
Lmao😭
The Camera Man Does.
Some random guy: "Yea, when pigs fly"
Me: "It's closer than you think..."
They already have helicopters
@@pinecone189 you beat me by 22 minutes, I hope you're happy.
16:49 "the project was abandoned completely" That's just what they want you to think, right agent MeowMeow?
I love how he says flaming bigs must have smelled good but in creep cast he said he hates the smell of bacon
4:48 We might take about this, but birds are one of the best ones. Because everyone's roofs and homes were straw and or very flammable back then. That's how you defeat a whole city really easily. There's multiple historical events that use this tactic. I remember one where the invading force asked for X amount of those people's birds, as a sign of peace in exchange they wouldn't invade them. Then they lit them on fire and all the birds tried to fly home back into that city and it all burned.
loving all the animal noises hunter gave us in this video
I have an indoor cat that hunts bugs, he hangs around the pantry looking for stragglers. Not the best at his job though. Plays with his prey. Lol
I have a clean house but florida and roaches are like spiders in Australia. Or giant crickets in south africa, just cant fully avoid them.
He clearly works hard and plays hard.
Seeing my veteran dad in one of the graphics in a papa meat video was not on my bingo card for 2024, what a nice late addition.
How did yall miss sergeant Stubbs? Dude had a whole movie made for him.
Just imagine fighting in WW2, you're in the trenches, gunfire everywhere, you finally manage to line up a shot, and all you hear is a soldier calling out the name Wojtek, and a damned bear is suddenly charging towards you.
4:16 LazerPig cameo
I came to the comment section immediately
Omg hidden collab
I love the twisted object fused humonculuses used for the ad reads every time
if your cats are pissing outside the litter box, make sure you have as many litter boxes as you do cats, plus 1 extra litter box
also maybe the cats are attempting to mark their territory because of overcrowding of the cat population possibly. yes cats "live in colonies", but what happens is after the male kittens get to be about 1 or 2 the female cats kick the males out and then the males go and start their own colonies. male cats are typically solitary.
another thing is if you dont have any pets and you plan on getting a cat, its actually a good idea to get two cats from the same litter. they will teach each other how to play properly. If you get a singleton they may not adjust and become aggressive as it gets older. the opposite is said for dogs, do not get two dogs from the same litter because they will grow to have a power dynamic where one becomes assertive and sometimes aggressive towards the other.
@@braylorcasual9016wow u just helped me so much in such a random place I have a single boy cat and we had one girl, we recently got kittens and they’re both girls and the boy has not been taking it well he won’t stop attacking a specific kitten and he has started getting into fights with the original older girl I’ve told my mom I think we have to get rid of him cause it’s been months since we got them and his behavior isn’t changing but my mom doesn’t want to get rid of him because we’ve had him for a long time and he is her favorite. Any solutions? Or u agree with me?
26:11 before Wojekt in ww1 the Canadian army had a black bear named Winnie which also retired to the London zoo and which inspired the creation of Winnie the pooh.
Pooh was only named after the bear. He was actually based off of Christopher Robin Milne’s teddy bear.
7:52 OH MY GOD IT'S BLOONS IN REAL LIFE
Hahahahahahahaha
I realized I have a very good meatdar. Every time I stop and think “I feel like there should be a new Papa Meat video I find out it was uploaded a couple minutes ago
Margaret is such a treasure.
There was another South African baboon named Jack who worked as a signalman on the railroad to assist his owner who lost both legs. He worked 9 years on the railroad and never once made a mistake, he was also paid twenty cents a day and granted half a bottle of beer every week.
All i learned is we used the wrong animals in our wars. We shouldve used Emu. Lol
Waiting for Wojtek to be mentioned:
This easily could have been an hour long video if he mentioned more animal war heroes like pigeons, cats, dogs, and horses.
@@AdamIshak01 he'll make another video like this later
Animals don't have biases? Tell that to the owls and crows, my grandma feeds crows at her house, and for 50 years apparently, the crows and owls that live around the area have been in a bloody race war, in her backyard, she's found plenty of bloody dead birds in her yard, in her attic, and on her roof.
There is a term, retaliatory violence and that is what it is. Owls like crow eggs and will eat them in front of the crow. So the murder will attack any owl in their area. They are smart enough to get taught too know “that will eat my eggs” by previous generations and it happens globally too so it’s not that uncommon too see an owl being chased down by a murder of crows.
brutal
Oh geez!
@@Chesterfield.Esquire98 damn, so it's kinda a blood feud then, that's insane
@@theburning_1 lol yeah it is a generational beef. They have done it since “the beginning of time” lol
Imagine fighting in the trenches, you look over and see a grizzly with a beer and rifle charging at you with a cigarette in his mouth.
I watched a documentary where during a small skirmish the French catapulted all kinds of farm animals at the British.
"your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries!" 😂
Having one extra litterbox in the house, one more than you have house cats, can help with cats peeing around the house.
Unfortunately as an Egypt nerd, I have to say the Battle of Pelusium is a myth that was invented by the Romans as a way to explain why the Egyptians were inferior fighters.
Based
As much as they respected cats, I'm sure military commanders immediate threat of brutal torture if they didn't fight properly was enough to avoid this issue
Romans always loved taking a piss at gods egyptians worshiped and their other customs.
It's crazy people trained pigeons to guide missiles by pecking at where to go.. They stuck napalm onto swarms of bats to burn down wooden huts..
The pigeon guidance actually worked. It just wasn't taken seriously. Animals are used for quite a bit of tech. We use honey bees to detect bombs
When you say joker you cant expect people to think "Jared Leto"...
I played Roam Total War II. And you can use alot of these units. Flaming pigs are fairly effective but are risky. Use of elephants is very effective and can make you feel like a god at times. But there are a few things that can frighten them, and once that happens, you practically lose everything real fast. Love how the game shows you so many units, teaches you alot about them, and what they are effective against and weak to.
"The answer is never lighting a pigeon on fire"
Olga of Kiev: "I mean..."
Flaming Pigs and Monkies with firecrackers on their backs?
Damn Emboar and Monferno cut deep lol
11:30 Wow. What a life for a rodent. Bomb defuser, teacher, award winner.
Magawa deserves a "Secret of NIMH" quality movie about him.
2:37
Bro did not know how an Elephant looks like lol
Bro thought he was Dr. Seuss
Nah man, that's 1:1
With their soft feet, caltrops were used as an effective measure against elephants and camels alike. The flaming birds were nesting in thatch roofs, so when they returned to their nest with tinder tied to them they lit the place up.
If cats peeing in weird places he’s stressed out and hates his litter box. Get him off the Prozac and give him a better box
Occupied by Germany "shows soviet soldiers in Germany"
9:56 😂😂😂 fuckin imagine “I.E.D… T.B… figure it the fuck out Stewart little 🤷🏻” and they fuckin do.
I love rats so much.
This is next level, loved every second of it!
The flaming birds were arguably the most effective burning animal tactic ironically
Nick genuinely laughing his ass off hunters animal imitations is the best part of this video
Papa Meat, How could you not mention the baluga whale that deffected from Russias military and was assisnated this year!? PS, animal body parts are responsible for a lot of our military tech. Psps, I had a dog in Iraq I took as a puppy, he'd ride in the Bradley's and lead our patrols many time. He'd bark at threats. He even pushed a detained combatant down a flight of stairs. American military dogs need hours of rest, as a young mut this thing would go for hours!
The Polish bear is pronounced "Voy-tech", straight up Fallout.
4:55 So the flaming birds situation was once allegedly utilized by Olga of Kiev after some of her people tore her husband apart by attaching his limbs to a bunch of trees because they didn't want to pay taxes anymore and she proceeded to essentially trick them into letting their gaurd down several times by pretending to be chill that they murdered her husband and eventually asked for them to send her carrier pigeons and wjen she sent them back she had attached coals to their feet and it allegedly set the town ablaze. I'm pretty sure this is likely a rumor but it could be true depending on how close the towns were but I'm pretty sure that would toast the birds on the way back. 😐 But yeah. Thats the only time I've ever heard of flaming birds being used historically in war. I mean I guess they weren't at war yet when she did that since women weren't allowed to start wars but they sure let her literal teenage son officially start it for her. And then lost. Because Olga is a baddie. I love her.
Olga of Kiev! She was such a badass. Love her story
There are many cases of lighting birds on fire to siege towns by the Mongolians
@Dukedogdog She's legitimately one of my favorite women in history tbh Because her greatness isn't even defined by the loss of her husband. This woman went on to become a SAINT?? After literally wiping out hundreds of people. She she kept her people from being put to death for not converting? I legitimately think she's a maniac but back then who wasn't? Especially after someone rips your partner to the four winds. 😐
In the 1600s the Swedish army tried to train moose as a replacement for cavalry horses. Since they have better stamina, are more sturdy, can eat a wider range of plants AND have antlers for intimidation.
They worked pretty well, except for the fact that the army could never stop them from running away from cannon fire, so the whole effort was abandoned.