Same goes for some southeast Asians. When alot of Vietnamese immigrants moved to my area in the 50s, 60s, and 70s (mainly during the Vietnam war) we saw the local bullfrog and turtle species virtually disappear. I've always wanted to try turtle soup but they dont sell it here and there arent many turtles left :/
@@arthas640 yeah, my Mom was a refugee from Vietnam who moved to Louisiana in 1975. My grandpa was in the south Vietnamese army during the Vietnam war, and is still alive at 78 today. he took 2 bullets to the left arm and 1 to the right arm during the conflict.
I love how this guy jumps every time from three to four topics each video and still feels natural when he returns to the first one. Toads --> poison --> egg --> cracked eggs and back to toads
My favorite thing about corvids learning to deal with cane toads is them not just realizing that they were poisonous, but specifically realizing that it was a gland on their backs and not permeating through their entire body. They recognized that the problem with this animal wasn't just that it was deadly, but specifically ONLY one part of its anatomy, then also realized that cane toads can't quite get off their backs properly. They visually dissected the cane toad in their head and then realized their best course of action was to grab them by the leg and flip them on their back.
You forgot to mention something crusial. In Australia there are these birds, Kookaburras. They are smart. They take the toads, hit em on branches and rocks until the glands pop and all the poison comes out. By then the frog will be dead to shoot out the poison and the glands will be brocken too!
I love how you do these videos, you tell us about the toad but on the other hand you quickly give us a little explanation on the eggs and birds. Which I find amazing
Frogs and bull frogs: wonderful creatures. When I lived in Brazil one evening I "met" one chubby red/brown coloured big frog in front of my door, I protected my hand with a plastic bag and put her in the grass to keep her hidden and safe. Every evening that big frog returned to my front door and my fiancée said that frog fell in love with me ahahahahah
I really love the new level of comedic relief you're bringing to your recent videos dude, spot on. Bang on the mark. Perfect balance between education and entertainment
I think you forgot that crows are a good matchup against these frogs, since they have the intelligence to learn to avoid it. and since they are usually in groups, they can easily learn from other's mistakes.
0:20 i think crows and/or ravens already figured this out, they would flip the cane toads on their back and eat from the belly without going all the way to the poison glands
here in my country they gather at ponds during rainy days and sang like they are on top of the world...motorcycles and vehicles are their worst enemy lmao
Here at the philippines, when I was a kid. I used to play this king toad until it dies (so sad sorry) I was curious about that white liquid coming out at their back. Now I know what is that 😂
When I was a kid (also in Philippines) there was a guard house behind our house. One day, the neighbors founds both guards dead. Turns out, they got drunk, hunted some "bullfrogs" if I remember correctly, cooked and ate em.
I live in Florida and have cane toads everywhere. They're huge too. They grow up to be absolute units. PLUS They eat our cats food straight out of the bowl. One of our neighbors dogs died from eating one of these beasts.
This video got recommended to me, also my younger brother (he loves frogs and toads) and I captured 2 large cane toads and currently keeping those 2 as his pets. Love your videos tho :D
I saw this kind of frog here in the city of Manila when I was a kid, my mother told me that don't touch that frog it's poisonous, so she was right. And also my mother grew up in the province that's why she knows
@@mrwahoo9708 nice dream😂 rather you would be injured to catch me up, might be end up loosing your teeth and claws. I would be heavier and bigger in size, no chance 😂😂 I won't let myself hunted ahahah
Ultimate irony, here in Australia we, arguably have 7 out of the 10 most venomous snakes in the world. However, they can't kill these cane toads ! In Queensland, the cane toads are off epidemic proportions and they've wiped out many a natural habitat. How to Kill Them: use golf clubs. The cane toads bloat when you use them as golf balls. If you repeatedly use them as a golf ball, they bloat so much they explode. NOTE - DON'T club them ! Use them as a golf ball as you would on a range.
We have them in south Florida, and they’re considered invasive. My son scoops them up with a lacrosse stick, throws them in a sack and we freeze them. Out with the trash
Yo dude! I just saw the latest Pewds video and YOU WHERE THERE!!!! It's so good watching two of the youtubers I watch the most in a sort of unintentional collab haha
The Cane Toads are an absolute pain in the rear. Here in Australia we take great pride in aiming for them with our cars or playing a short round of golf down the street 😂
Enjoy the video friends!
We will
I will! Hi everyone
Thanks for the video.
Do a video on Axolotl bestie ❤️
Y E S
Predators: Oh look a defenseless toad-
Toad: Your free trial of existence has expired
...
You're everywhere
Lmao
Dude-
How are you so powerful?
Everywhere i go... I see HIS face
*Predator eats toad*
Toad:I'm gonna end their entire career
I need this type of encouragement
It's more like"im gonna end your entire life"
Bing bang badaboop……POW. *ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh*
@Kapi So if I were a buffalo and you were a lion would you eat me?
Ants: imma eat this toads career
Frog: *Becomes Invasive species because of poison, but is still partially edible*
France: *”I’ll take your entire stock”*
Same goes for some southeast Asians. When alot of Vietnamese immigrants moved to my area in the 50s, 60s, and 70s (mainly during the Vietnam war) we saw the local bullfrog and turtle species virtually disappear. I've always wanted to try turtle soup but they dont sell it here and there arent many turtles left :/
@@arthas640 yeah, my Mom was a refugee from Vietnam who moved to Louisiana in 1975. My grandpa was in the south Vietnamese army during the Vietnam war, and is still alive at 78 today. he took 2 bullets to the left arm and 1 to the right arm during the conflict.
That’s why Rome considered them barbarians.
@@ShadowReaper-pu2hx but what about the ones with the full-auto crossbows?
@@averageforzaplayer1048, fancy barbarians.
I love how this guy jumps every time from three to four topics each video and still feels natural when he returns to the first one. Toads --> poison --> egg --> cracked eggs and back to toads
ikr…he must have ADHD & so do all of us
That's good "local predators turn out to be toadally helpless".
We see what u did there
Bad bad bad commenter....NO! 😉 Actually, I'm toadally gonna be waiting for an opportunity to use this...
This was great. lol
I just knew it that it's Cane toad. Large size and those poisonous glands. God must love him
Yo brock when are you coming back to wwe it sucks without you suplexing everyone
He doesn't like me that's for sure he even said so.
@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 he doesn't like me either
I dunno, Cane toad kinda murdered his brother Abel toad so I don't think God loves him nowadays.
"I repeat, do not eat toads" 😂😅
My favorite thing about corvids learning to deal with cane toads is them not just realizing that they were poisonous, but specifically realizing that it was a gland on their backs and not permeating through their entire body. They recognized that the problem with this animal wasn't just that it was deadly, but specifically ONLY one part of its anatomy, then also realized that cane toads can't quite get off their backs properly. They visually dissected the cane toad in their head and then realized their best course of action was to grab them by the leg and flip them on their back.
You forgot to mention something crusial. In Australia there are these birds, Kookaburras. They are smart. They take the toads, hit em on branches and rocks until the glands pop and all the poison comes out. By then the frog will be dead to shoot out the poison and the glands will be brocken too!
Predator: *tries to eat cane toads*
Cane toads: so you have chosen death
Imagine a human having same quality..
Someone slaps him , he dies
1 Million ants: You underestimate my power
Rat?
lets be honest his transition from one topic to another is smoother then my pickup lines.....
*smoother than
True XD
Same goes for me lol
Doesn't have to be very smooth to pull that off
I think he did this on purpose 🤔
I love how you do these videos, you tell us about the toad but on the other hand you quickly give us a little explanation on the eggs and birds. Which I find amazing
Frogs and bull frogs: wonderful creatures.
When I lived in Brazil one evening I "met" one chubby red/brown coloured big frog in front of my door, I protected my hand with a plastic bag and put her in the grass to keep her hidden and safe.
Every evening that big frog returned to my front door and my fiancée said that frog fell in love with me ahahahahah
It was trying to kill you 🤷🤦
Ahahahaha
Narrator: "Now I will tell you why king toads are hard to eat."
Also Narrator: "in conclusion eggs are difficult to break."
Yeah I dont know what that had to do with cane toads🤔
So crush the toads and eat the eggs That's what I was toad to do.
Pimple toads
Every story that starts with "let's introduce a species in a new environment to combat some pest" has a plot twist...
"This frog will never be eaten!"
'Shows picture of frog being eaten'
I really love the new level of comedic relief you're bringing to your recent videos dude, spot on. Bang on the mark. Perfect balance between education and entertainment
Me at my burger while watching this: *"Dont get any ideas..."*
😂
IMAOO
@@savannahtemares7456 So if I were a buffalo and you were a lion would you eat me?
@@nativetube yes
LOL
"Now that you know about cane toads, let's talk about eggs."
You mean pond caviar?
Crocodile:- Okay I heard you can't be eaten.
That was a seamless transition from frogs to egg crackin
Yes
It’s crackalackin
Yes 😄
“Never eat something that wants to be eaten”
Wait... What? 😹
That's terrible dating advice
this turned from a frog documentary to an egg documentary
I like the part where the frog thought that the ants we leave if he doesn't move and after that the panic of the frog.
I got a stroke reading this
@@zsch6859 At least you didn't die reading it XD.
Try that again but in English
@@sethlew8971 Yes...
Local predators turned out to be toad-ally helpless.
Booo!!! hisss!!
Another!
WHERE ISTHE ORIGINAL
Leave ➡️🚪
Even in death the toad gets the last laugh, it's a win-win for them.
I think you forgot that crows are a good matchup against these frogs, since they have the intelligence to learn to avoid it.
and since they are usually in groups, they can easily learn from other's mistakes.
0:20 i think crows and/or ravens already figured this out, they would flip the cane toads on their back and eat from the belly without going all the way to the poison glands
“Clever girl…”
@@Toasteeei accurate, seeing as raptors technically evolved into birds
@@Toasteeei I understood that reference!
Correct, watched them do it on several occasions now.
Well he does mention it in the video.
Cane toads can sure hop out of dangerous situations
Comydi
Not when I've got a golf club for the little bastards
Me: "That's all for today, UA-cam, gotta do something productive now"
The algorithm: *wanna watch a toad that can't be eaten?*
Frog: I refuse to die. The snake: I will still try.
*"finally a worthy opponent! our battle will be legendary"*
I think it was "The battle will be legendary!"
Edit: NVM it was *"Our"*
So basic
@@L.I.G.H.T. I think it was "I need your strongest potions for the Battle"
Anyone watch Kung Fu panda here? That's what the comment is about
@Fafaello I'll check it right now 😅
I got a cane toad and named it “Political Speech”. Both are hard to swallow, both make you feel terrible for trying.
Ahhahahh
More like Deep Toad.
Ha ha ha 👍
@@markoz673bajen8 deep croak
love video
King Frog: We gota tell chickens our secret survival trick. They need it more than us.
My guy went from topic to topic with no problems.
Watop is like that science teacher that everyone likes
Thanks for so many likes
and needed
@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 yh
I wish he was my teacher
@@farcry1752 me to bruh
@@Successchannel798 *too
Love these videos
I dont know you but you're verified so... Easy 1K likes lmao
Me too Darius
Love you 😍
U mean you like video of animals trying to be eaten
lol.
I love all your videos man, You're so great at this
Toad: *"What is this disgusting thing*
King Toad: **Croak**
Mario: *"it's a frog Toad..."*
Toad: *"B-but..."*
Mario: *"ssshhhh,don't question it..."*
My generation grew up on Bill Nye The Science Guy, kids today will grow up on WATOP!
These videos are way too addictive, I could waste an entire day watching them without thinking twice haha
This man has a great sense of humor..
Snake: nooooo you can't just eat a frog with poison!!
Ants: yum yum toad
5:01 that scream killed me 😹
5:00
I guess our animals need to quickly adapt cause once again we messed another ecosystem up.
I'm so satisfied that he finally used the term poison and venom correctly this time
This is top quality content right here... Bravo WATOP...
Cane Toads : I have a posion that cane kill whoever tries to eat me
Ants : *Assert Dominance*
4:51 lmaooo
Lol
The toad has a look on its face like it’s always going ‘ ahh what do ya want from me’.
here in my country they gather at ponds during rainy days and sang like they are on top of the world...motorcycles and vehicles are their worst enemy lmao
He needs a show
You're watching it...
Here at the philippines, when I was a kid. I used to play this king toad until it dies (so sad sorry) I was curious about that white liquid coming out at their back. Now I know what is that 😂
I catch those when I was younger but only if there small the big ones give me nightmares.
Frog: I have developed poison!
Filipino children: Ano yan?
Ang OA maibida lang Philippines ehh
When I was a kid (also in Philippines) there was a guard house behind our house.
One day, the neighbors founds both guards dead.
Turns out, they got drunk, hunted some "bullfrogs" if I remember correctly, cooked and ate em.
@@alonelliot5289 pag walang masabi. Shut your mouth. Takot kalang mag english
When you're a cane toad and you hear Peter Griffin yelling "That's three Mark Ruffaloes!"
My man's add is worse than mine. Went from poisonous frogs to eggs in about 2 seconds lol. Love it!!
and some people are addicted to licking them LMAO
That dog loves them too much !
Until the very last moment of this video, I thought the toad was called “king toad”.
I have to force myself to stop binging so
I actually have content to keep watching through my days 🤣
Love how the topic changed from poisonous toad to how strong an egg is...
"The Frog never be eaten"
Chinese : Hold my cleaver
every southeast asian country*
Every country with a hungry or food curious person:
French be like
predators: hey look why is a toad walking
at night time?
toad: uses :genjutsu :) im already gone
Predator: Im starving thank goodness. Frog: Nah... im good.
Love his video he covers different topics at the same video without deviating from the main topic you could be a good teacher.
This frog will never be eaten
Me who’s afraid of toads: **reloads a shotgun**
Thank you
"They dont seem to give up"
AHHHHHH
In my childhood, we lost three dogs to cane toads. Having your dogs suddenly drop dead was very traumatizing to children.
That frog on the thumbnail looked like a displeased better half during whoopy time.
Who else had this channel pop up on their recommendations and have been addicted ever since 💉
I live in Florida and have cane toads everywhere. They're huge too. They grow up to be absolute units. PLUS They eat our cats food straight out of the bowl. One of our neighbors dogs died from eating one of these beasts.
This video got recommended to me, also my younger brother (he loves frogs and toads) and I captured 2 large cane toads and currently keeping those 2 as his pets.
Love your videos tho :D
Love the way you narrate .... ❤️
I saw this kind of frog here in the city of Manila when I was a kid, my mother told me that don't touch that frog it's poisonous, so she was right. And also my mother grew up in the province that's why she knows
Love the video, as always. Also, props on getting featured in a PewDiePie vid!
i just realize that all the frogs that come to my house is a cane toad
that coffee machine of yours looks amazing
not it equals fuzz
@@mrwahoo9708 So if I were a buffalo and you were a lion would you eat me?
@@nativetube if i was a hungry lion then probabaly
@@mrwahoo9708 nice dream😂 rather you would be injured to catch me up, might be end up loosing your teeth and claws. I would be heavier and bigger in size, no chance 😂😂 I won't let myself hunted ahahah
@@nativetube well im not a lion so nice dream back to you
The will to live is important
Oh hi again :D
we eat these in the Philippines
one of the best ways to cook them is adobo
You don't say. How philosophical
Dead channel is not important
Cane Toad: "You ain't that guy pal, you ain't that guy trust me"
These Cane Toads are like Guest on every Filipino house
" They dont seem to give up- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" 4:59
Ultimate irony, here in Australia we, arguably have 7 out of the 10 most venomous snakes in the world.
However, they can't kill these cane toads !
In Queensland, the cane toads are off epidemic proportions and they've wiped out many a natural habitat.
How to Kill Them: use golf clubs. The cane toads bloat when you use them as golf balls.
If you repeatedly use them as a golf ball, they bloat so much they explode.
NOTE - DON'T club them ! Use them as a golf ball as you would on a range.
So it technically can get eaten, but the vast majority of animals haven't learned the skills to be able to eat cane toads.
We have them in south Florida, and they’re considered invasive. My son scoops them up with a lacrosse stick, throws them in a sack and we freeze them. Out with the trash
easily my favorite channel on YT!!!
Why is nobody appreciating the amount of hardwork done by the camera team ??
woah insectstories
you gotta love his giant stash of dead memes
cane toads: eat me predators: ok :predators ow that hurts my mouth cane toads: its posion
Video: Cane Toad...
Me: The title says frog....
I use to have problems with toads that moved into my neighborhood, so I moved.
Yo dude! I just saw the latest Pewds video and YOU WHERE THERE!!!! It's so good watching two of the youtubers I watch the most in a sort of unintentional collab haha
Cane toads: no one can kill us
My gun: Allow me to introduce myself
Predator: I’m gonna eat you!
Toad: Oh no, Anyway.
I have a huge frog phobia, clicking on this video was quite challenging but worth it.
Those toads always went inside our house
I'm impressed by the frogs poker face
Now I need to search the fox trying to eat egg, it’s too adorable
The Cane Toads are an absolute pain in the rear. Here in Australia we take great pride in aiming for them with our cars or playing a short round of golf down the street 😂
Superb content as always... Loved the ending... 😹
This is *TOADALLY* awesome
When it starts sounding like you're getting a messenger call 😂
Predator: imma eat u
Frog: how bout no