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I had the same reaction as Ash, "I was like, those are wildebeest!" And showing some Elk during parts of the Moose segment. Really bugs me when videos aren't accurate lol.
Yeah, and the computer generated animations are REALLY bad haha. I also don't get when I see videos where they confuse leopards and cheetahs, they look nothing alike. Leopards and Jaguars however, look incredibly similar to an untrained eye.
Yeah too much AI automated animations. The elk they didn't notice really got me.
You guys had the bear analogy right on! Also, the American bison wouldn't kill and maim so many people if they didn't get close to them, because they want a stupid picture.
Normally, that's called stat-padding, but when you've got imbeciles who have no respect for anything.....You might as well teach them what respect is one ton of flesh to their spine at a time. Tourons may have the ignorance and arrogance to go and do dumb things thinking they know better, so I let them prove their mistake.
The video Ash is talking about where the man is walking backwards being followed by a cougar. The cougar had babies, and that’s what she was concerned about.
Ash was right but the worst she missed was how many times they showed Elks when talking about Moose.
They kept showing Elk during the moose segment too Ash 😉
I love after Ash's wildebeest panic, the guy proceeds to mostly show Elk during the Moose segment. Lol
This video sucks It could be done better. It doesn’t deserve the amount of attention it gets.
18:46 When I googled it, the Zambezi shark is apparently just another name for the same shark
A Zambezi is a bull shark
Any time I go hiking, I have bear spray and a gun. Also, never go alone.
Well, it's part of the reason behind the stereotype. Stereotype of the USA: "Everyone has guns!!!" Reason, "Because Mother Nature is a B**ch and she sees that a lot of the US is still wilderness and will gladly use any means and opportunity to shrink the human gene pool." If we could shoot the weather, we would; but be it extreme weather or just nature making itself at home in our home, we put up with it; and really only the latter can be solved with firearms.
Ash - pissed about leopards shown as cougars, being pissed about Wildebeest being shown as bison, shaking her head at the sight of the bison and knowing what damage it could do based off her Cape Buffalo knowledge... she is so damn fantastically lovely. *** edit - An aside... my fav sentence is Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo... meaning Buffalo (the citry) buffalo (the animal) buffalo (the act of agression) buffalo (other non Buffalo buffalo).
Thank you ashe for calling out all the false animals 😂😂
The Zambezi or Zambi shark is indeed a Bullshark. Bullsharks are a global. They've been found in rivers in Australia, Africa, South America, and the America's. They've even documented them in the great lakes. They are the sharks people really should be worried about. Particularly ill tempered and has the ability to traverse both fresh and salt...I've also been to the the area's of the New Jersey Shark attacks. The victims would have never seen it coming.
Brown Recluse bites are terrifying because they can come back sometimes years after you recover from them. There are photos of the flesh eaten away down to the bone, it really depends on where you are bitten. But yes! They are generally not fatal!
Both bison and buffalo are very large animals. Both species of bison tend to be larger than buffalo on average, reaching heights of 6 feet and weighing up to 2,000 pounds. African buffalo average up to 5 feet tall and up to around 1,800 pounds, and domesticated water buffalo have similar ranges.
The video actually shows elk in both the deer and moose scenes.
When Ash got put outta shape because of the wildebeest scene, I about died laughing.
I find it interesting that the way she pronounces wildebeest is with the V sound as in violin, the way the German language uses it.
In America our pronounciation of the letter w is like saying Wyoming or Word or Willow.
Lovin your reactions you two, keep them coming. Cheers from the Central Valley of California.
In the US where wolves have been reintroduced it has actually redirected rivers. The wolves hunt deer. The deer eat leaves that hang low on trees, causing some trees to die along river shore lines. When the wolves kill the deer, the trees along the shorelines live longer and grow larger, this can actually redirect rivers and change entire habitats.
LOL they were using a Skyrim animated bear and she recognized it
I’ve seen the video Ash is talking about with the guy trying to calm the cougar while he’s walking backwards. It’s an amazing video.
And infuriating. The guy provoked the Momma ML.
they're talking about the same exact video, he's describing the moments the guy looked behind him and she'd charge him in this really weird looking way (maybe trying to scare him off herself?)
@@paulriddle7818bro didn't do anything, he was walking down a trail and didn't see her.
he didn't rush at her, or otherwise try to approach her, he just walked backwards trying to get out of the situation alive.
You got the bear saying right. With Grizzly Bears you want to lay in a ball hunched over, tornado-drill style to protect your intestinal area. Black Bears are more skiddish, so you want to call their bluff. But Polar Bears? They're a death sentence.
The scary thing is polar bears getting a taste for humans lol. In Eastern Siberia.
I live in Alaska, 6 hour drive to go see wild polar bears, was fun but we didn’t get very close obviously. Saw a male Grizzly Bear within 6 feet of our car, as we were driving down the highway, and moose ehhh one followed us for about half a mile one time. But we have moose that live in our back yard half the year, just don’t go near them and they will leave you alone
Both are great ideas. “Its Always Sunny” and “Rick & Morty” are both fantastic. No Animated show has ever had the character development and progression in the story like Rick and Morty. Its a one of a kind.
I'm as an American and i said the same thing about the wildebeest! I live in New England and there were times when I had to tell a tourist that was taking a snap that they were too close to that Moose and were in danger! They had no idea!
In eastern Tennessee we have a species called a Kingsnake the kills and eats rattlesnakes and copperhead. It is immune to the poison and can be bitten multiple times with no effect
My Ash moment, one of the moose shots was of a wapiti , American elk, ironically the moose is called an elk in Europe.
That hiker that ran into the mountain lion hiking, the cat was merely protecting her young. If it was hunting/stalking him he would not have known it until it attacked. Mountain lions are ambush predators. They like to stalk you from higher ground, then scream as they jump down upon the prey.
We don't have leopards, but we do have jaguars in Arizona.
generally, I don't like the long, drawn out into's of this series of OFFICE BLOKE DAVE'S videos, but I must admit, I thoroughly enjoyed and very much respected this one. Well done Dave and the girl.
The part about the video with the guy walking backwards he had a gun but left it in his vehicle
Congrats guys. I'm sure Dave is aware of how lucky he is.
Fair play I think Ash got a deal too.😊
You two are very entertaining.
You guys should check out a video of I think it's Yellowstone National Park where they reintroduced wolves. In such a brief period of time ecological changes were hugely positive.
The video's graphics are interesting but it's the best one I've seen on UA-cam.
Most of the animals on the list would be rare to even encounter and most like the spiders are not nearly as 'deadly as urban legend states.
Aussies still have more feared(some also less deadly than some think)critters than we do.
👋from Lancaster County Pennsylvania
I've encountered a few of these animals in my lifetime and actually hit 2 deer that damaged my vehicle but one thing not listed is ticks I spent 10 days in the hospital with rocky mountain spotted fever and it took over 8 months to fully recover
I guess you mean for the average American. As an outdoorsman, I've encountered every animal on this list. The spiders are encountered daily based on where I live, but if you're not in the outdoors you're not truly living!!!! Just my opinion.
@Cubs-Fan.10 No I quite enjoy the outdoors but in my neck woods encounters with cougars, bears, wolves, moose, etc aren't as likely.
The spiders yes I've encountered far more often and I'm a pro at avoiding colliding with crossing deer(along with seeing them in the outdoors).
The average American especially those who enjoy cities and urban sprawl except for spiders and scorpions probably wouldn't encounter most of these animals.
@@user-nr5ux7gr2g I get you. I've had Lymes Disease twice from the damn things.
One thing that makes deer so dangerous when you encounter them on a road is the fact that when startled they will go back the way they came from if they can. So you can come up on a deer and think that you are safe because they are almost across the road only to have them turn around and run across in front of you. I don’t mind you talking as you film because you keep it light hearted and interesting. It lets me know why you think a video is worth watching. Keep up the good work.
Jeff Hanneman guitarist of Slayer, was bitten by a Brown Recluse Spider, ended up with "Necrotizing fasciitis" flesh eating bacteria, which eventually lead to liver failure. RIP Hanneman
"Grizzly bear underwear!"
If you get the reference we're now friends.
That deer was attracted to your red beard. Like Ash.
People think that when the barriers were put up, they thought the deer won't cross the line.
Unless you have a red beard.
Lol
Spiders: the problem is that, unlike bears, wolves, cougars, moose, etc. black widows or brown recluses can be found in any out-of-the-way corner of your house and yard and not just out in the wilderness. The active principle of black widow venom is the same as nerve gas agents.
Rattlesnakes: for the most part they're pretty chill--"you don't bother me, I won't bother you"--so most bites come from people who either carelessly walk on one sunning itself or curled up in the shade, or who deliberately confront one to show their buddies that they have no fear.
They also showed Elk for the Moose
Referring to predatory animals- Ash: "When they're hungry, that all goes out the window Love." Never a more true statement.
If you have seen the African migration. That's 1 million animals. Back before settlers in the plains. There were 60 million buffalo migrating. That's mind boggling to think of.
Beavis and Butt-head. Especially rock blocks of B&B watching music videos (Grim Reaper) and ripping on Winger.
Grizzly bears can also run 35 mph as their top running speed.
"That was the guy. That's the one."
*Old Bill shows up and cuffs a deer*
Always love your vids. Great loving couple. The world needs more of y’all
Gotta say, I've watched a bunch of people react to this particular video, and I don't think anyone in any of the reaction videos has ever commented on the part where the buffalo was supplanted with wildebeest. I've seen people mention the Moose/Elk switcheroo, but not the former.
Wait, girl are you from Zimbabwe????? I lived there for 6 months back in 2000. It was not a great time to be there but I have so much ❤ for that part of world. 🇿🇼
There were 58,000 car dealer collisions in Michigan alone in 2022.
Again when they started with the moose they are showing a picture of an Elk.
Ash was right, that’s literally the cave bear model from Skyrim 😂😂😂
Zambezi shark is a Bull shark variant, I hear
you guys are talking about the same video at 12:25, you're describing the beginning, and he's describing towards the middle and the end. The guy (here in the same state i live in utah) was on a hike, saw some couger kittens and the momma came out and he started backing away and she stalked him down the trail, and anytime he'd look behind him she'd charge at him and he'd yell at her to scare her back, and this went on for a few minutes until he managed to pick up a rock and toss it at her.
I got bit by a brown recluse and I had no cell death or necrosis but I did have shaking/near seizures and violent illness. It genuinely not me out for almost 3 days.
It honestly was absolute hell, but again not even close to any risk of death
She is right about this vid. They had so many mistakes in images etc
The American Bison is actually pretty calm. But they don’t like to be approached, and people in the national parks, often act like they’re in a petting zoo, walking right up to them, for photos etc… Most “gorings” are the result of human ignorance or stupidity, even though there are signs, and pamphlets everywhere, warning against certain behavior. The do become ornerier in late summer, during rutting/mating season. They are quite impressive, and the calves in spring, are adorable!
Buffalo and Bison are both Bovine but thats about as close they are in relation. But they do both weight about the same in weight. But the weights also distributed differently. Bison have evolved to be a bit thicker in the forfront (aka their massive skulls). African Buffalo have stayed more cow like. But they're both very fast and powerful. Id just say the Bisons got a more powerful ram. Where as "Black Death" is alot more agile with its strength. Probably because the Bison doesnt really have to worry about predators (Atleast until we almost hunted them to extinction).
I've seen this video before and I had the same reaction to the Wildebeests being in the Bison section XD
,... he also didn't have superpowers, which I think came as a schock to him! That's a good one.
We had a puma up a tree in a public park last year. I am in a city of 30,000 people. Being a cat, it is way too smart.
Wait, you once spent two weeks in a place called Reefer? Cool.
Almost all of the Bison attacks are the result of tourists getting too close in order to take selfies.
I live in Northern Arizona. And just like you said. The spiders, scorpions, and rattlesnakes aren't seen that often as well as we know how to live with them/protect ourselves from them.
The direct entry of venom into the blood would have the same effect on the snake as it would on its prey. In a nutshell, a snake can commit suicide by biting itself, provided that it bites itself in such a way that the venom directly enters the bloodstream.
Frightened by New Years Eve fireworks (that and shooting guns are common New Years foolishness in rural Texas) a cougar bounded across our property. On 13 acres Dad saw it touch the ground twice. The thing is since cougars are extremely shy and quiet , you generally don't know if they live nearby. I've lived in rural Texas and Oklahoma most of my life , and in 60 years I've seen 2.
This may shock you, but “Zambezi Shark” is actually an alternate name FOR the Bull Shark.
To answer your question about the American Bison and African Buffalo, the Bison is on average 6 ft tall, weighing 2,000 lbs vs the African Buffalo is 5ft tall, weighing 1,800 lbs
I live in the NW. Washington state. We have all of these things. 2 days ago a group of bicyclists got attacked by 2 cougars. It’s big news here.
Immediately after they said “children are at the greatest risk of being ambushed by a cougar and least likely to survive” I got an ad that wanted me to donate money to save big cats.
Not a chance. Terrible timing.
The video of the hiker with the cougar following him is because she had cubs in the area so she was trying to protect them
They also show pictures of elk when talking about moose
You should react to some Trailer Park Boys. They are hilarious.
Brown recluse bites are, well, your mileage will vary. I have seen horrific necrotic results from them, but my (then) 80-year old grandmother got bit by one and got away with it just fine.
That guy walked up on a mother and her cubs, she was letting him know to get the "F" out of Dodge!
that picture is a caribou a moose has wide antlers they shed them every year and they grow back like the ones they will show in a moment
Moose are crazy. I don't think people realize exactly what the narrator means when he says that they can "Kick in all directions". They're like double-jointed and I've seen a Moose kick where it's back leg went directly to the left of itself (Not foward or backward, but 90 degrees. You can stand next to it and it can kick you on your a$$ without even having to face you or away from you.
I have seen mountain lions in Texas including 2 inside the city limits of Austin near a forest in the 90s. I'm sure that forest is now a neighborhood.
That was about how well I can draw. I'm 44. Well done, Oscar!
I've encountered a few Black Widows in my garage here in San Diego. Gotta be careful.
I think that one she was talking about was protecting its cubs.
i was bitten by a brown recluse spider on my right shoulder blade and it felt like someone hit me with a 2x4 for about 2 weeks, i now have a pit about a 1/4 inch ... never want that to happen again for sure...
Im actually glad Ash noticed the discrepancies. This video did a horrendous job of representing the visuals of the animals. Moose and Carribu arent the same thing either haha So yeah, while observant, plentry of reactions asked the same questions about this creators due diligance in factual representation.
Lightning strikes I get. Elephants and hippos?! It's not like you can't see them coming...😮😮😮
just as i was around 10 we lived in alaska about all the kids from my age and into their teens would play in woods quite often would walk up on moose or a bear then slowly back away let them walk away then get back into playing
In Arizona we are taught to watch where we step and be careful when moving things around outside. At my house we get at least 5 or so rattlesnakes a year. And yeah being stung by scorpions is not fun.
I love this...Between living in central, and coastal Texas, and living off grid in Dyea, Alaska, Ive had the chance to experience encounters with everything on the list except Pumas. Ive been in Puma territory, but its pretty rare to see one, they see you.
My craziest encounter with creatures wasnt on the list, but its the closest Ive come to dying. Fishing in a crappy 15' aluminum boat, miles from shore, we had two humpback whales surface almost within reach for us. My friend was a local native and he was playing his wooden flute. The whales just bobbed there in the water for a good 5-6 minutes with their heads straight out of the water looking at us with eyes the size of huge dinner plates. When they sunk back into the water, they came within inches of the tiny boat and swam under us just barely grazing the boat as they disappeared. When you hit that water, youve got 4-5 minutes before your frozen.
Utah has a university who’s mascot is a cougar (BYU).
worked in the Arctic a few years back....and "If its white say good night" is no joke....walking home in the hamlet after work, turned a corner and there was a mature (not fully grown though) polar bear eating from a dumpster. I have never shitted my pants, but changed my underwear when got home....they are awe inspiring creatures..a biological TANK of hunger. I back up around the corner and walked 20 minutes out of my way to get home....they are not animals you come close too on purpose
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Every summer the property around my house gets infested with black widows. They are actually pretty respectful and mainly just stay outside. Every once in a while I'll catch one in my house and then I have to teach it a lesson with a boot. But its very rare. And there was one time when I was outside for a smoke enjoying the summer night when one decided to launch some kind of crazy Kamikaze attack mission at me. Anybody who has ever had an encounter with one knows how thick and sticky their damn webs are.
I swear moose are like leftover dinosaurs 😳
Mr. Dave and Lady Ashley. Greetings from NY.
Wild animals here are terrifying. To me, a bull(male) moose is terrifying and territorial. Also, a cow(female) moose with a calf(kid) is terrifying because she’s not open to ANYONE coming near the child. Their mother instinct is at high alert. Yet, I live in the Front Range in Colorados Rocky Mountains and I’ve saw my fair share of moose. I’m not even getting started on momma bears and their cubs(kids). There’s also snakes and spiders.
Every other moose they show is an elk
“If it’s black fight back” would trigger millions of people in the US 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did Ash say Wildebeest? It sounded like she said Build a bear 😂
16:20 I've had these things in my house on more than one occasion.
It’s a weird video. Not only do they show wildebeest when talking about Bison but they show elk when talking about Moose. I have never seen a moose and they scare me but the mountain lion scares me the most as they’re quiet. I live in Colorado and they take dogs. One time a man was upset that a mountain lion took his dog and I figured it was a small dog but then he showed a picture of it and it was a Rottweiler! I mean those dogs are big - close to a 100 lbs., but if the mountain lions are taking elk which are huge then I guess a Rottweiler is easy prey. Moose are scary too, antisocial. When I visit my home state of Pennsylvania deer scare me the most as they’re prolific and I’m always worried about hitting one with my car. I’ve heard about hippos…..scary!
Showing wilderbeast as a comparison of how bison traveled in large herds.
What about showing Elk when talking about Moose
I am from the US born Iam also used to these things but I do remember one encounter when I woke up early in the morning looked over on my arm and there was a brown recluse on it thank God I didn't bite me I realize how fast my hand can move I smashed it
Yes, I found another so observant. The only other person that I've seen react to this is from South Africa. And he actually called out. Why don't they have Wildbeest
The wolf is considered a keystone species they are said to change the flow of rivers by controlling the population of other animals.
I live in the inland Pacific Northwest in the mountains, streams and lakes of North Idaho. We have bobcat, mountain lion, wolf, black bear, brown bear, moose, elk, deer, mountain goat and dall sheep or big horn sheep. Plus of course poisonous spiders in black widows, hobo spiders and brown recluse spiders. Of all the things mentioned, deer cause the most injury and death as they are hit by cars all the time. Everything else smartly stays away from humans usually and unless you FA'd then FO'd you are generally safe in the wilderness up here. But, always carry a loaded firearm just in case. Better to have and not need than to need and not have. Thanks for sharing, my wife and her family were missionaries in Rhodesia when she was growing up and she spent most of her young life in either Angola, Rhodesia, Malawi or South Afrika and when I met her in her early 20's she still had a clipped South Afrikan accent. Please keep sharing your videos. Chris
That bear *was* from skyrim; I've blown many of those off mountainsides in my day. The gf walked in on one such lauching and was like "Aw poor bear, that was mean. I'm like "F*ckim, he made choices."
I live in indiana, ive seen cougars, they are distributed around the USA
I live in Arizona and I was putting on my gloves and there was a bark scorpion in it! It stung my hand and my hand was numb for almost a week!
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Had a run in with a deer just 3 days ago. At night, dark country road. Swerved in time not to hit it head on, and it impacted the passenger door and front fender. It was still a hard enough blow that it knocked off my wife's shoe and crushed the door significantly.
I absolutely love spiders, though I’ve encountered a few brown recluse and one black widow. You need to get rid of them. They’ll mess you up. The most common spider I get in my house is the Wolf spider. Completely harmless, absolutely gorgeous, and Keira other household pests at bay. I get a huge mother in my bathtub once in a while. I simply relocate it so I can bathe. And not outside, that would be its demise.
Dave, Have you and Ash seen "The Good Place"? Probably the best TV series for doing reactions to ever made because it really makes you second guess what you believe in, while making you laugh, cry, and be completely flummoxed! Kristen Bell, Ted Danson are genius together. At least watch Season:01 Episode:01 and see if you can resist finding out what happens next!