For the dolphin thing, for years dolphins have basically been thought of as being wholly good. While his channel goes into all the bad stuff dolphins do. He's basically saying the truth is in between
@@peggedyourdad9560i mean, if you’re a male spider, even if you successfully wooed a female spider, she will still eat you if she wants to. It’s a lose/lose situation
3:55 that fox has rabies, so it's being aggressive so that it can transmit the disease. Rabies is scary stuff and if you catch it you're good as dead if no treated fast
Yeah, first sign of rabies is when a skittish animal suddenly doesn’t get startled by your presence. Like when wild foxes or deers don’t get scared of you.
@@Rajin90 And the only documented treatment for late stage affliction is basically putting you in a coma-- which was extremely experimental only as a theory, and the only documented example to have worked ONCE, with the lady in question still being partially crippled if I recall Rabies is no joke
17:56 the mirror test is to verify if an animal can identify itself when looking at the mirror. Helps to measure its intelligence and etc xD 22:19 most tarantulas arent a threat to humans, their venom usually are just fatal to small prays. Just like a bee, their venom would just make you feel a bit of pain and itch. And having tarantulas as a pet is a bigger hobby than you might think xD
14:20 you can watch his video about dolphins to learn specifically why, but dolphins have a pretty bad reputation, as they do some pretty weird and even creepy stuff. But what he's saying is that they're wild animals and act on instinct, so we shouldn't hold them to human standards just because they're more intelligent than other animals.
Spiders of the genus Nephila are actually gentle giants. Despite their large size, they would rather run away from you. They would sooner leave their web and get away as fast as they can. They are also the well known of the web weaving spiders that can catch a large amount of insects in their lifespan and the webs they weave are gold in color. Truly fascinating and misunderstood spiders.
In case no one answered, Steve Irwin had been filming a special called "Ocean's Deadliest", where he goes over numerous deadly sea creatures. He decided to get sone footage for his daughter Bindi's show, and found a bull ray swimming. He was swimming over it, and his shadow spooked it, causing it to lash out with it's tail. The stinger broke off, lodged in his heart. That was bad, but what made it fatal was that he then pulled it out, and bled out quickly. Ocean's Deadliest DID get released eventually, and it's a very good special. The footage filmed after Steve died was put in the middle, Nd his absence was explained as 'setting up crocodile traps at the next site'. So if you didn't know, you would realize this was the special he died filming. Steve's death was filmed, though the footage was given to his family, I think they destroyed it, but I don't know. Hope that helps. Note my details may be off, this all happened a long time ago, and I haven't refreshed my memory Edit: The thing with Irwin's ray is that Bull rays are HUGE, and their stinger is about the size of a human hand. Steve got staked like a vampire. As it turns out, a week or two after Steve, this happened to someone else, who lived, precisely because he left the stinger there
The wilderness' cleanup crew is way WAY bigger than you might think, virtually every carnivore on the planet absolutely would chow down on a half-eaten animal carcass that was left unattended if they came across one. It's way safer and costs way less energy than hunting a prey themselves.
19:10 story goes almost like this: European colonizers gave pork to American tribes which used to practice cannibalism and in their own words they said both human and pork meat taste similar. These tribes also had meals made with human flesh but when Europeans came they changed it to pork
Just realized I have. really cute squirrel story. I was at the Japanese tea garden in San Francisco and I’m sitting with my tea and you get a little plate with some almond cookies. I see squirrels coming up to the table and taking them after people have left. So since they’re getting close to me, I put a piece of cookie on my palm lean down and just hold out my hand. So the squirrel comes up to me and takes fright off my palm. So I do it a few more times before I see if it’ll leave when it can’t get it right away or keep trying. O I pinch a piece between my fingers and sure enough, the squirrel isn’t scared of humans it seems and takes the time to try to get it unstuck. But then instead of eating them right away, I see it stuff it in its mouth and start running off so I follow it. Watched that little buddy bury cookie pieces for a good while.
I don't know if the guy in the video mentioned it because I skipped the spider part due to arachnophobia. but there is one single species of spider that is vegetarian, Bagheera kiplingi is a jumping spider native that exclusively inhabits a few species of plants all belonging to the mimosoideae clade. their diet consists 90% of nubs that grow on the plants leaves. the other 10% is whatever it can get it's mouth on to survive. ant larvae, flower nectar or even cannibalism.
I have arachnophobia, so bad that finding a 1+ inch diameter spider in my bed was enough to activate my fucking almonds and I had to get my dad to deal with it, and I've gradually learned to accept that some spiders are chill. Granted, if they get within a foot of my person, they've signed their death warrant, but I currently have a spider in my shower and my hallway that leave me alone and I allow them to keep tormenting me when I notice their existence.
Bruh, Kobe and Chadwick on that level? F outta here. Steve Irwin is THE GOAT, not even Jeremy Wade or his own children can even come close to the level of Steve Irwin, bless him. That man is single handedly why I don't fear most animals in my neck of the woods because I understand they all have their places and they're actually quite cute. Last year, my mom called me out to deal with a snake in the garden and it was like an 18 inch garter, less than two centimeters around, and he curled up my fingers, tasting the air, and I put him down in a leaf bed where there's probably mice and nice warm burrows for eggs. If you know what they're normally like, you don't need to fear animals 99% of the time.
Can't really do stingrays. It's something about the face. Manta rays however, I love them. Those giant carpets look like something straight out of Subnautica.
For the dolphin thing, for years dolphins have basically been thought of as being wholly good. While his channel goes into all the bad stuff dolphins do. He's basically saying the truth is in between
24:00 That's a peacock spider. He is dancing to try and ryzz up a female.
With the cost of his failure being his life.
@@peggedyourdad9560i mean, if you’re a male spider, even if you successfully wooed a female spider, she will still eat you if she wants to. It’s a lose/lose situation
@@LeHarmacist I'd like to think the male doesn't take it personally, and he thinks that he is helping his mate by providing extra nutrition.
@@LeHarmacist The kind of ending I deserve
@zillarvsmonkefanteamzillar5899 "My life for my waifu!" -that spider, supposedly.
3:55 that fox has rabies, so it's being aggressive so that it can transmit the disease. Rabies is scary stuff and if you catch it you're good as dead if no treated fast
Yeah, first sign of rabies is when a skittish animal suddenly doesn’t get startled by your presence. Like when wild foxes or deers don’t get scared of you.
Yup! You can't treat rabies, your only hope is getting vaccinated before it reaches your brain.
Iirc the lethality rate is 99%.
It's like viral cordyceps, sorta.
@@Rajin90 And the only documented treatment for late stage affliction is basically putting you in a coma-- which was extremely experimental only as a theory, and the only documented example to have worked ONCE, with the lady in question still being partially crippled if I recall
Rabies is no joke
17:56 the mirror test is to verify if an animal can identify itself when looking at the mirror. Helps to measure its intelligence and etc xD
22:19 most tarantulas arent a threat to humans, their venom usually are just fatal to small prays. Just like a bee, their venom would just make you feel a bit of pain and itch. And having tarantulas as a pet is a bigger hobby than you might think xD
14:20 you can watch his video about dolphins to learn specifically why, but dolphins have a pretty bad reputation, as they do some pretty weird and even creepy stuff. But what he's saying is that they're wild animals and act on instinct, so we shouldn't hold them to human standards just because they're more intelligent than other animals.
Spiders of the genus Nephila are actually gentle giants. Despite their large size, they would rather run away from you. They would sooner leave their web and get away as fast as they can. They are also the well known of the web weaving spiders that can catch a large amount of insects in their lifespan and the webs they weave are gold in color. Truly fascinating and misunderstood spiders.
In case no one answered, Steve Irwin had been filming a special called "Ocean's Deadliest", where he goes over numerous deadly sea creatures. He decided to get sone footage for his daughter Bindi's show, and found a bull ray swimming. He was swimming over it, and his shadow spooked it, causing it to lash out with it's tail. The stinger broke off, lodged in his heart. That was bad, but what made it fatal was that he then pulled it out, and bled out quickly.
Ocean's Deadliest DID get released eventually, and it's a very good special. The footage filmed after Steve died was put in the middle, Nd his absence was explained as 'setting up crocodile traps at the next site'. So if you didn't know, you would realize this was the special he died filming.
Steve's death was filmed, though the footage was given to his family, I think they destroyed it, but I don't know.
Hope that helps.
Note my details may be off, this all happened a long time ago, and I haven't refreshed my memory
Edit: The thing with Irwin's ray is that Bull rays are HUGE, and their stinger is about the size of a human hand. Steve got staked like a vampire. As it turns out, a week or two after Steve, this happened to someone else, who lived, precisely because he left the stinger there
Damn Steve really lives up to his name Rip Steve Irwin
The wilderness' cleanup crew is way WAY bigger than you might think, virtually every carnivore on the planet absolutely would chow down on a half-eaten animal carcass that was left unattended if they came across one. It's way safer and costs way less energy than hunting a prey themselves.
19:10 story goes almost like this: European colonizers gave pork to American tribes which used to practice cannibalism and in their own words they said both human and pork meat taste similar. These tribes also had meals made with human flesh but when Europeans came they changed it to pork
Casual Geographics is great, i hope you do more reactions to his videos in the future!
I think it's best if you watch 10 wholesome animal facts or something from this guy next cause this was fun but pretty brutal at times 😶
3:50 You won't be laughing when you find out that fox has rabies and is literally a zombie
It's terrifying
Just realized I have. really cute squirrel story. I was at the Japanese tea garden in San Francisco and I’m sitting with my tea and you get a little plate with some almond cookies. I see squirrels coming up to the table and taking them after people have left.
So since they’re getting close to me, I put a piece of cookie on my palm lean down and just hold out my hand. So the squirrel comes up to me and takes fright off my palm. So I do it a few more times before I see if it’ll leave when it can’t get it right away or keep trying. O I pinch a piece between my fingers and sure enough, the squirrel isn’t scared of humans it seems and takes the time to try to get it unstuck.
But then instead of eating them right away, I see it stuff it in its mouth and start running off so I follow it. Watched that little buddy bury cookie pieces for a good while.
19:12 he just said "according to cannibals"
17:19 - It’s actually all in the temperature. If the environment is too hot, something in the pig brain completely snaps.
I wonder what that woman did to the elephants to make it do that
1:23 They're just born that way. They can't help it. :(
11:19 it’s the spike
Imo whoever uses the term 'pig' as a insult is just ignorant of what pigs are truly like, (and how vicious they can be when provoked)
I don't know if the guy in the video mentioned it because I skipped the spider part due to arachnophobia.
but there is one single species of spider that is vegetarian, Bagheera kiplingi is a jumping spider native that exclusively inhabits a few species of plants all belonging to the mimosoideae clade. their diet consists 90% of nubs that grow on the plants leaves.
the other 10% is whatever it can get it's mouth on to survive. ant larvae, flower nectar or even cannibalism.
Lets goo!! Looking forward to your reactions to this channel! He makes informative diabolical videos about animals!
Hoping to see more reactions to casual also your voice is adorable
I have arachnophobia, so bad that finding a 1+ inch diameter spider in my bed was enough to activate my fucking almonds and I had to get my dad to deal with it, and I've gradually learned to accept that some spiders are chill. Granted, if they get within a foot of my person, they've signed their death warrant, but I currently have a spider in my shower and my hallway that leave me alone and I allow them to keep tormenting me when I notice their existence.
8:22 - Sounds like what Disney did to the Lemmings.
Yeah always happy to see you have uploaded! Hope one day you will react to kid nation from jontron its hilarious and slightly disturbing
Hello🖐
(Best way to start my morning, with a EtsuNamu video)
Fun fact he used to be called hood nature
Bruh, Kobe and Chadwick on that level? F outta here. Steve Irwin is THE GOAT, not even Jeremy Wade or his own children can even come close to the level of Steve Irwin, bless him. That man is single handedly why I don't fear most animals in my neck of the woods because I understand they all have their places and they're actually quite cute. Last year, my mom called me out to deal with a snake in the garden and it was like an 18 inch garter, less than two centimeters around, and he curled up my fingers, tasting the air, and I put him down in a leaf bed where there's probably mice and nice warm burrows for eggs. If you know what they're normally like, you don't need to fear animals 99% of the time.
his videos are so good.
also if you like this; get his book . even better
Can't really do stingrays. It's something about the face.
Manta rays however, I love them. Those giant carpets look like something straight out of Subnautica.
Sea World has cow nosed rays you can pet. They're precious
Namu cute
...what species are you?
Namuuuuuuuu
I'm sorry to say but this is the SLOWEST reaction vid I've watched it almost made me sleep. Again, I'm sorry
3th
Nice, should watch more of him, very educational and well delivered. Might try TierZoo as well.