So how many people just became Trypophobic after watching those baby toads coming out from holes in their mothers back?!? When they all moved at once, made my damn skin crawl.. 😖
The Graneledone boreopacifica octopus he talks about is the exception, by a long shot. Most octopuses (yes it's octopuses, not octopi) live 3 to 5 years. Their eggs take between two to ten months to hatch, during which time the mother stays with them, she doesn't even leave them to eat. By the time they hatch, she's just about dead, and dies soon after they swim away.
Octopuses vs octopi is still being debated. Both are dictionary definition acceptable plurals, yet Octopi is technically wrong as it's latin based, therefore it's old English and not modern English.
The way I heard the difference between octopuses and octopi is as follows: When speaking of multiple of the same species of octopus, it’s octopi, and when speaking of multiple different species, it’s octopuses. Just random information I picked up somewhere… Also, there is another term for them: Octopodes, pronounced Oc-top-ah-dees. Which I think is the coolest sounding of the three…
Thank you! The content was interesting. However, the ridiculous mispronunciations were terribly distracting and made the entire video seem highly unprofessional.
Fabergé is pronounced "FAB-er-SHJAY", not "Fab-urdge". Also, epitome is pronounced as "Eh-PIT-uh-mee", NOT "Eh-pi-tohme". As in, "This so-called informational video that mispronounced the most famous jeweled & enameled eggs in the world is the epitome of ironic." I couldn't watch any further, my eyes rolled so hard that I might have detached my retinas, or what you might call my, "REE-tine-ASS". Here's a thought, look up how to correctly say the words with which you're going to fill the video using your fake announcer's voice and unnatural rhythm so that you don't make it quite so obvious that you have no idea what you're talking about.
I was thinking the same thing! There was another of these videos that has a dude that consistently says things wrong as well as getting names of animals wrong. Some person got all butthurt and commented he didnt under why ppl were bothering to say that and we should watch the video and move on. 😕😕😕
Thank you! I was watching this on my TV and got on my phone just to correct the mispronunciation of the words. Things like that drive me nuts! Use a dictionary for heavens sake. Lol
@@ruthlessjv1201 I hear ya and I considered that for a brief moment.. But the speaker is quite fluent it seems and has no noticeable foreign accent so it seems unlikely he's never heard these before.. But it's possible, I suppose.
Chicken egg color is never determined by feather color. I have white chickens that lay brown and green eggs. I have brown chickens that lay white eggs. Yes, earlobe does give you a hint but not feathers. Leg color can indicate a good egg layer but usually it just varies by breed.
Emu eggs are beautiful. Green so dark it's almost black. Very hard to break. The inside like white porcelain. I'm surprised some one doesn't do artsy crafty things with them. A friend tried to start an emu farm for the oil, but could never get the rendering right nor could she make the meat edible, oddly for an oil producer the bird is so lean its like leather or jerky.
PLEASE....use an editor for your next voice over writing. Your voice and delivery are great, but all the pronunciation and grammatical errors damage the credibility of the video and are a pretty bad distraction.
g'Day, Your horned shark(heterdontus) is not restricted to the west coast coast of the west coast of the U.S. it's pretty much wide spread throughout the temperate Pacific Ocean. On the south east cost of Australia they are known as Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) sharks, they are each species of the same shark and the egg sacs are so common that nobody even looks at them. Emu (eem -you) eggs are totally protected, the indigenous people can take them as traditional food. Who told you they could be sold in supermarkets. As I understand it even farmed emu eggs can't be sold generally and are usually kept on farm. There is or perhaps was a chap in St George Queensland who used to carve them with design and sell them to tourists. However last I heard he is no longer allowed to sell them Incidentally, eemyou is not an aboriginal word its European. the bird has different names across the 50 or so native dialects the darug people of western Sydney know it as the Marayong
Just seeing this channel for the first time and I know we're supposed to be concentrating on the video content, but can we appreciate Zeus for a moment 😄 snazzy 😂
I'm pretty sure it's the male sareneum toad that Broods the tadpoles. The mother lays the eggs on the father's back. He fertilizes them and grows them in his back.
Seven-year-old toddlers press like And subscribe thought he can fly so he jumped out of his window that's pretty is a free Money grab because of lawsuits
Fa -bre - geh. geh as in jay, but a soft French ‘j’ sound!!! NOT fra-berg. holy cow!!!! what else did you guys get wrong here!!!??? i mean that’s totally, incredibly witless!
False information on octopus egg hatching time. Depending on species and water conditions it takes 2-10 months for them to hatch. None take 52 months to hatch.
I once had a dead baby chick in 1 of the eggs I was using to make scrambled eggs. Didn't eat eggs again for around a year. Still gives me the creaps!🤢🤮
EMU….It’s pronounced, Ee-Mm-you…..Ee-Mm-You! EMU …….Please, research pronunciations, before, you make these vids!!! Hi from Australia, home of the Emu.
The problem is, some numpty has deigned that is an acceptable pronunciation for the US. Another case of butchering the English language by Americans. Hi from South East Qld.
Jesus how many words did you pronounce wrong ! Sorry but if your going to be a presenter learn articulation first. My particular favourites are epitome which you said phonetically. It is pronounced like (ih-pit-uh-mee). And elso Emu, which is not said as EE-mooh, it’s not a flightless cow lol. It’s actual more like Eem-yoo or Imu. Hope that helps, I’m always happy to give English lessons to anyone that requires some post school/university help 😳
As noted several times in the comments, I simply can't finish this video because of the feeling that my head may explode from the continuous mispronunciation of Fabergé. Quite frankly, this is not the first time your team has failed to research correct emphasis and/or sound. In this instance it's completely unforgivable because of the acute accent punctuation mark (l'accent aig) clearly present over the final "e." I don't hold you accountable for knowing the name of the punctuation but I do hold you responsible for seeing it and recognizing it has an impact in speech. One more time an blood may have been spurting from my ears! Sacré bleu!🤯
So how many people just became Trypophobic after watching those baby toads coming out from holes in their mothers back?!? When they all moved at once, made my damn skin crawl.. 😖
To funny
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Surinam toads are famous for triggering trypophobia 😂😂
Disgusting
Where's my super powers?
HUH?!?
Faberge eggs are like Kinder Surprise for rich adults.
That mermaid's purse is neat! I'd like to find one. My daughter's chickens lay an occasional blue or green egg. Amazing.
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How can anyone not know how to pronounce Faberge?
Was desperately searching for anyone else as offended as me LOL. He also can't say "emu" even after researching them for this video also.
Eggs are so fascinating
Eggxactly...
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YES BOI !!!!!!!
I wasn't expecting a human made eggs
Yes, only females and she males can.
All mammals do, they just are too small to see and hatch inside the mother's body.
The Graneledone boreopacifica octopus he talks about is the exception, by a long shot. Most octopuses (yes it's octopuses, not octopi) live 3 to 5 years. Their eggs take between two to ten months to hatch, during which time the mother stays with them, she doesn't even leave them to eat. By the time they hatch, she's just about dead, and dies soon after they swim away.
Octopuses vs octopi is still being debated. Both are dictionary definition acceptable plurals, yet Octopi is technically wrong as it's latin based, therefore it's old English and not modern English.
The way I heard the difference between octopuses and octopi is as follows: When speaking of multiple of the same species of octopus, it’s octopi, and when speaking of multiple different species, it’s octopuses. Just random information I picked up somewhere…
Also, there is another term for them: Octopodes, pronounced Oc-top-ah-dees. Which I think is the coolest sounding of the three…
Great video .
I have subed so i have superpowers
Fab-air-zhe (zh being a soft sh), not "faberj". Eh-pit-uh-me, not "epitoam".
OMG I was ready to SCREAM
Thank you!!!! My thoughts EGGzackly ;} Pretty unbelievable to go to all the video trouble and put it up with toilet paper on its shoe.
Thank you! The content was interesting. However, the ridiculous mispronunciations were terribly distracting and made the entire video seem highly unprofessional.
I would say e-pit-uh-me, not eh
Also, faberge doesn't have a soft sh. More of a soft j
Fabergé is pronounced "FAB-er-SHJAY", not "Fab-urdge". Also, epitome is pronounced as "Eh-PIT-uh-mee", NOT "Eh-pi-tohme". As in, "This so-called informational video that mispronounced the most famous jeweled & enameled eggs in the world is the epitome of ironic." I couldn't watch any further, my eyes rolled so hard that I might have detached my retinas, or what you might call my, "REE-tine-ASS". Here's a thought, look up how to correctly say the words with which you're going to fill the video using your fake announcer's voice and unnatural rhythm so that you don't make it quite so obvious that you have no idea what you're talking about.
I went to the comment section with the same exact thoughts. Thank you. So completely ridiculous. I'm so embarrassed for the author.
Emu = E-m-you not Emoo
Thank you for this correction💕
I was thinking the same thing! There was another of these videos that has a dude that consistently says things wrong as well as getting names of animals wrong. Some person got all butthurt and commented he didnt under why ppl were bothering to say that and we should watch the video and move on. 😕😕😕
Eppi Tome ?! E-Pit-toe-me
Fab-Rige?! Fab-row-shay
Thank you! I was watching this on my TV and got on my phone just to correct the mispronunciation of the words. Things like that drive me nuts! Use a dictionary for heavens sake. Lol
Yes, and they can’t pronounce Emu .
I subscribed and didn’t get superpowers. 😩😩😩😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
It is a shame that you didn't have quail eggs. Many of us believe quail is the new chicken.
Still supporting
Faberge- fab er zhey
Epitome- ee pit toe me
Came here for this comment.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed this glaringly obvious example of extra chromosome somewhere in this guy's genome..
@@88_TROUBLE_88 I think more they have never heard the word spoken, and saying it phonetically.
@@ruthlessjv1201 I hear ya and I considered that for a brief moment.. But the speaker is quite fluent it seems and has no noticeable foreign accent so it seems unlikely he's never heard these before.. But it's possible, I suppose.
Faberge and creme fraiche pronunciations are so bad lmao.
I’m sorry but I can’t finish this video. Right from the start you mispronounced Fabergé. Makes me wonder what else is wrong.
Chicken egg color is never determined by feather color. I have white chickens that lay brown and green eggs. I have brown chickens that lay white eggs. Yes, earlobe does give you a hint but not feathers. Leg color can indicate a good egg layer but usually it just varies by breed.
Interesting
Emu eggs are beautiful. Green so dark it's almost black. Very hard to break. The inside like white porcelain. I'm surprised some one doesn't do artsy crafty things with them. A friend tried to start an emu farm for the oil, but could never get the rendering right nor could she make the meat edible, oddly for an oil producer the bird is so lean its like leather or jerky.
Email eggs??? I think you mean emu
@@kiwidebs thanks
4:38 they live from California to the gulf of California lmao
Green lace is what we call a may fly
Fabergé is pronounced "fab-er-jey", not "fab-erj".
He's not that bright. He also says EPI-TOME
Please proofread before presenting.
Who still does the "first" or "early" things
PLEASE....use an editor for your next voice over writing. Your voice and delivery are great, but all the pronunciation and grammatical errors damage the credibility of the video and are a pretty bad distraction.
This dude literally said EPI-TOME
Great video but your pronunciation of item names was atrocious.
Any chance we can get that museum to give their old elephant bird egg to Daenerys Targaryen?
In New Zealand we have giant mows it’s the same with a giant ostrich egg but bigger.
Moa were huge flightless birds. Good ole humans made them extinct.
All robin eggs look alike, don’t they? #thesupremefamily
5:30 it's a reversed tenga egg lmao
So mantis died at the winter
wonder what breed of octopus takes 53 months to hatch. everything im finding sais they take only 10 months O.o
It's pronounced Fab er jey! NOT Faberg! Gees!
And e-pit-o-mee, not epi-tome
I was stabbing myself in the head!
g'Day,
Your horned shark(heterdontus) is not restricted to the west coast coast of the west coast of the U.S. it's pretty much wide spread throughout the temperate Pacific Ocean. On the south east cost of Australia they are known as Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) sharks, they are each species of the same shark and the egg sacs are so common that nobody even looks at them.
Emu (eem -you) eggs are totally protected, the indigenous people can take them as traditional food. Who told you they could be sold in supermarkets. As I understand it even farmed emu eggs can't be sold generally and are usually kept on farm.
There is or perhaps was a chap in St George Queensland who used to carve them with design and sell them to tourists. However last I heard he is no longer allowed to sell them
Incidentally, eemyou is not an aboriginal word its European. the bird has different names across the 50 or so native dialects the darug people of western Sydney know it as the Marayong
Great video !
pronounced the name of Faberge wrong - it has 3 syllables.
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Who are you
Just seeing this channel for the first time and I know we're supposed to be concentrating on the video content, but can we appreciate Zeus for a moment 😄 snazzy 😂
You should learn to say "Faberge" correctly
We are all mammals
I'm pretty sure it's the male sareneum toad that Broods the tadpoles. The mother lays the eggs on the father's back. He fertilizes them and grows them in his back.
The jawfish holding its precious eggs in their mouths, wow, careful not to eat them. Car hop trays from amazon.
Seven-year-old toddlers press like And subscribe thought he can fly so he jumped out of his window that's pretty is a free Money grab because of lawsuits
7 minutes late
Fab-ra-jay........
Bobofly....this person has it exactly right!
Eggs is eggselent
Omg
Shes got the egg madness yoo
Fa -bre - geh. geh as in jay, but a soft French ‘j’ sound!!!
NOT fra-berg. holy cow!!!! what else did you guys get wrong here!!!??? i mean that’s totally, incredibly witless!
I’m with you on this! Faberge eggs are the cream of the cultured. How embarrassingly uncultured to miss the mark in such a clumsy way.
Fab erg 😂 wow dude
Hii I'm one of the first not the first first though
*OM-GEE*
Eggs gross me out. I don't know why. Maybe 'cause they're gelatinous.
I can't with runny yolks but I do like hard boiled or scrambled eggs and egg salad.
@@sunnyquinn3888 I wasn't expecting a response to my egg comment a month later. Nice to meet you. :) hahaha
Dont egg em on
ayyyyy am early
Same
@@maximusislevi9538 is going pp
69 eggs ;) nice 2:59
Hi
False information on octopus egg hatching time. Depending on species and water conditions it takes 2-10 months for them to hatch. None take 52 months to hatch.
Keyword is ‘deep sea’. UA-cam search this video “Octomom: Deep-sea octopus guards her eggs for over four years”
I once had a dead baby chick in 1 of the eggs I was using to make scrambled eggs. Didn't eat eggs again for around a year. Still gives me the creaps!🤢🤮
What the hell?!
The most unique eggs what about females they have eggs too but these are about animal eggs but we are mammals warm blooded beings maybe im stupid
Larvae = Lar-vay not Lar-vee
Looking at all the pronunciation and grammar nazis. The video was still great by the way.
*I WAS 1ST & YALL WONT EGGSEPT THAT "RUSSIAN FABURG AYGGES"**
Please learn how to pronounce Faberge properly
EMU….It’s pronounced, Ee-Mm-you…..Ee-Mm-You! EMU
…….Please, research pronunciations, before, you make these vids!!!
Hi from Australia, home of the Emu.
The problem is, some numpty has deigned that is an acceptable pronunciation for the US. Another case of butchering the English language by Americans. Hi from South East Qld.
As a fellow Australian, I totally agree. It drives me nuts when I hear them mispronounce names of things/animals wrong. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@cathybenson5119 yes, and it’s so unnecessary and disrespectful!
@@traceynoble6080 South East Queensland ☑️☑️☑️☑️
Go lay an egg. #thesupremefamily
Gotta learn how to pronounce "fabrege"
Jesus how many words did you pronounce wrong ! Sorry but if your going to be a presenter learn articulation first. My particular favourites are epitome which you said phonetically. It is pronounced like (ih-pit-uh-mee). And elso Emu, which is not said as EE-mooh, it’s not a flightless cow lol. It’s actual more like Eem-yoo or Imu. Hope that helps, I’m always happy to give English lessons to anyone that requires some post school/university help 😳
As noted several times in the comments, I simply can't finish this video because of the feeling that my head may explode from the continuous mispronunciation of Fabergé. Quite frankly, this is not the first time your team has failed to research correct emphasis and/or sound. In this instance it's completely unforgivable because of the acute accent punctuation mark (l'accent aig) clearly present over the final "e." I don't hold you accountable for knowing the name of the punctuation but I do hold you responsible for seeing it and recognizing it has an impact in speech. One more time an blood may have been spurting from my ears! Sacré bleu!🤯
earlyyyyyyy
It's important to pronounce names correctly
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Early
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