Ya, I was thinking that for a few seconds. But, remembering that I tend to answer rhetorical questions, I suspended my logic and just went along for the ride. I wasn't disappointed.
I'm Australian and I thought "That platypus looks a bit f'd up" and yep it sure is. I'd probably look f'd to if I could chew through tree trunks with my giant "ass teeth" and someone say me doing it....
The fact that he usually accidentally says the creature has a butt-something and then has to correct himself, but did it backwards this time in a video about a backwards animal, is like Deadpool-levels of meta.
I love how the conspiracy isn't "a platypus is just a backwards beaver," it's the arguably more far-fetched "a beaver is just a backwards platypus with giant ass teeth."
And the irony is ass teeth are an actual thing...sort of. It's mainly a thing with sea cucumbers, who use them as a kind of no tresspassing defense against pearl fish aiming to use them as a kind of literal hidey hole.
If I had a nickel for every time zefrank narrated over reversed footage of an animal's butt, I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's great that it's happened twice.
As an Australian, I am horrified at the amount of time I spent thinking how I must have only ever seen female platypuses, because the males bill and body is so much larger than I ever knew! Well played Sir… Well played!
@@flowerheit4512 I mean, that ending "...Jerry..." reminded me of when you're annoyed at your loved one's antics. I'm telling you, that ostrich baby walking for the first time was actually part of Jerry's mating ritual.
That got me to thinking about how easy it is to suspend disbelief in what we see if an event has enticing narrative. It is a powerful tool of statecraft and politics. Well played Zefrank.
The amount of joy I took in showing this video to my husband without context and watching his mind be blown by this absurd and adorable animal he’d never heard of is cruel. He fully fell for it. He even got a pouty lip/upset at the Tasmanian devils that were going to hurt the eyeless and defenseless platypus. His reaction was so sincere and invested and precious that I wish I had filmed it. I know I married well and he definitely could have done better
I was like, "that's a pretty large bill..." and, "I don't really see his eyes..." but I never thought once that it wasn't a platypus ! You totally got me.
To be honest do not know the platypus well enough. The backwards legs thew me off and missing eyes other than maybe they were under the fur.... This had me questioning what little I know about them... lol Nicely done as always!!!!
What's really bizarre is you can almost see eyes next to the "bill", to the point that even after I realized what was going on, I still wasn't sure that some of the clips weren't of actual platypuses.
To me it looked like a beaver's ass the entire time, and nothing else. It was funny to pretend it was a forward platypus, but I didn't actually see it. XD
I really appreciate that Jerry and Zefrank have been collaborating for so long! With everyone else breaking up, it’s nice to see a partnership stay together 🥰
The power of narrative. I could even see eyes on each side of its “beak”. Then, upon the reveal, the eyes just disappeared. How many people are on death row because of eyewitness testimony? Might want to revisit that one.
There are currently two beavers on Death Row that eyewitnesses misidentified as platypuses. The last platypus execution was in 1998, following the infamous Rooter’s Creek Marsupial Massacre of 1995.
@@bunnyborg I know, I know. That’s just instantly where my mind went. Likely, a result of my own life’s experience. I can’t even watch cute animal videos without seeing through the Matrix, heh.
"A beaver is just a backward platypus that had evolved some giant ass teeth. Sorry, giant _ass_ teeth." The ass backward correction from the usual norm got me howling.
I might have been "a little" fadded when I watched this, but when I saw the platypus swimming in water I honestly thought "Wow, platypus butt has beaver eyes as a decoy. That is soooo cool!" Unfortuntely, the comments clued me in. I think I would have prefred to live on thinking that platypuses have beaver butts
I live in Australia, and I've seen many platypuses. So when I watched your footage, I was thinking, "Man, there's something seriously deformed about this platypus." And then I reached the end of the video and received my answers. VERY CLEVER! Thank you.
It is frankly embarrassing how long I tried to convince myself that yes, platypus bills *must* be that long in order to reach the bottom of the lake...
I knew that it wasn't a platypus bill, but platypuses have beaver-like tails, so although I knew that the animal was walking backwards (or being filmed backwards), I didn't realize that it wasn't a platypus.
The was something very unnerving about how long the beak was, how I couldn't see its eyes, how it moved, and how the water slid up the fur. I was relieved at the end that it was just reversed footage.
Damn. Had me in the first half...and the second! I was trying to figure out how the "front" paws were so inverted, like it had folded its flippers back and was walking on the backs of its wrists. I need a nap.
I thought he had just reversed it like he did the Hippos, they have the same tails as beavers anyway. It caught me off guard even though I knew it was reversed already
I really needed you to tell me that was a beaver and am glad you did at the end because I was legit losing my mind like, " I always thought the bill of a duck-billrd platypus was shorter! A bill that long seems like a hindrance to survival, like it must get in the way a lot!" I forgot it was possible to reverse video footage to make it look like it was walking forward
I'm ashamed to say that I only noticed the trick when the critter was lowering itself into the water, and droplets were rolling up its back. Prior to that I was like, "That flappy part is skimming along the grass in a weird way," and "Do they have backwards knees? I wouldn't put it past a platypus."
I'm a professional naturalist in Maryland, and I kid you not that a nature center where I worked once got a no kidding serious call from a Member of The Public alerting us that there was a dead platypus behind a local liquor store. Thanks for zefrank for clearing up our confusion at last.
I honestly think if you polled most Americans, they'd tell you a platypus is about the size of a beaver. I was ASTONISHED when I finally saw one up close.
I was amazed to see that a Platypus looks just like a beaver, until I found that it WAS indeed a beaver! I kind of thought it was weird that a platypus' fur was going the wrong way.
The biggest irony of this is a backwards walking beaver looks more like an echidna than a real platypus does.....I blame those huge digging claws for looking like backwards feet.
@@englishatheart Irony can be a couple of things. One of them is meaning the opposite of what you are saying; another one is (quoting Oxford) "a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often wryly amusing as a result." I think it's pretty counterintuitive and funny that it would be easier for a placental mammal turned the wrong way around to look like an echidna than another monotreme.
Congrats on noticing a camera trick, I'd buy you a cookie but I doubt you'd show up for your feeding. Best content? Really??? is everything you consume always better than last time or do you have a mind to develop a favorite? Can you explain how your sanity is something that can be sloughed away as a result of you having a good time? Being creative with language doesn't mean you have to be hard at work destroying it.
@@ceoofsex7210 Disliking a comment does nothing my guy. It's not even saved on youtube's servers like a video's dislike ratio, it's saved on your browser. The only thing clicking the thumbs down does is turn in white.
Omfg the entire time I was thinking "they kinda look like a beaver walking backwards" but I didn't notice the feet until I replayed it. I fucking love this channel.
Dear zefrank, Every time you release a video, my wife and I have to watch it together that night. This is what you do when you have two children. Tonight’s entry did indeed blow her mind. This was followed by a search of UA-cam and watching videos of backwards animals, and listening to her laugh uncontrollably. I don’t know whether to thank you, or take her to a psychiatrist. Either way it has brought a great deal of joy to our household. And possibly evidence of mental illness. Regards, EricC
My video editor sense triggered that it was backwards, but you got me a long time thinking "where the hell is its eyes?", i thought it was a backwards video about a platypuss with bangs, and then i noticed it touches the ground kinda like it was feeling it, then i saw the legs, but the beaver reveal still astounished me. Great video, hail Jerry!
I started watching and immediately thought, "that platypus looks really weird" then "that's not a platypus" Then when he talked about travelling for days and being eaten by the tassie devil, it settled that it was fake
I'm not even embarrassed I noticed something weird about it's backwards feet, and how it looked strange when it walked into the water, and everything else wrong, but just brushed it off, cuz there's no way frank1 is tricking me... I laughed so hard my dog started growling at me. Thanks, that felt really good.
Thanks, laying in hospital alone and burst out laughing at the beaver bit. Even worse as an Australian i didn't pick up immediately that it wasn't a platypus, something was telling me that it wasn't right! I am going to get a psych evaluation as well as all the other tests lol.
Goddamnit, you got me! I was very intrigued by this rather large-billed platypus that I had never seen before in my life, mesmerised by its voluminous size that I did not notice the very obvious backwards feet, and was particularly curious why it lacked eyes, but it did not occur to me this was a reverse beaver. Bravo sir on a splendid dupe! P.S. Reverse Beavers is an excellent band name.
I was about to comment “I didn’t know Platypuses had backwards feet. That’s amazing.” Until I saw the unusual water physics as the “platypus” went back into the water and then I saw the beaver lol.
I was just thinking about platypuses yesterday. My family drove past a statue of P. T. Barnum, and the one thing I could remember about his museum was that it showcased the platypus, a creature almost unknown to the American public at the time. _It’s like zefrank can read my mind._
Oddly enough, I was just thinking of P.T. Barnum yesterday. No joke. I actually googled him to see what P.T. Stood for. Weird. It’s Phineas Taylor by the way.
OK we love u in our house! I've followed u for years, I was so happy when u started posting again!I Please set up a way to send u messages. I have wanted to suggest a few animals such as the Patoo bird! Keep making ur videos. Even when stuck in a hospital ur videos make me laugh and show inappropriate portions to my nurses lol. Blessings and peace! Sachi PS say Hi to Jerry for me :-)
Congratulations, you totally Got me. I was thinking, “that’s some weird ass looking sub-species of platypus…I thought there was only one species??” That was well done.
@@MrEDMeaner I thought I was so clever, thinking 'he's showing us reversed video of a PLATYPUS so that it looks like the tail is the bill'. Never even occurred to me to question the species.
Walk one way, it's Canada. Walk the other way, it's Australia. I think that critter has stumbled onto something much bigger than being either a platypus or a beaver.
@@daveaster1961 Good question. If you type 'stumbled onto' into Google, it comes up with suggestions. If you type 'stumbled on to' into Google, it removes the space and shows options for 'stumbled onto'. Figured as much. Cheers!
it took me until i saw the backwards feet to realize we were watching reversed footage xD so 12 seconds of confusion on my knowledge of platypus anatomy lOL clever work as always Frank, very clever
The whole time I was thinking to myself “I don’t remember platypus bills being that damn long, or their hair covering their eyes like that”
Ya, I was thinking that for a few seconds. But, remembering that I tend to answer rhetorical questions, I suspended my logic and just went along for the ride. I wasn't disappointed.
Fr i thought it was some weird rare subspecies or something lol
ikr I was thinking just that too. And was also wondering why did the legs look like that.
Yep! And, “Jebus! That Platypus is HUGE!”
I'm Australian and I thought "That platypus looks a bit f'd up" and yep it sure is.
I'd probably look f'd to if I could chew through tree trunks with my giant "ass teeth" and someone say me doing it....
The fact that he usually accidentally says the creature has a butt-something and then has to correct himself, but did it backwards this time in a video about a backwards animal, is like Deadpool-levels of meta.
Yea this was my favorite part
That was the best
Butt-breaking..... I mean, BUT breaking the fourth wall is illegal in nature documentaries.
glad you noticed ;)
"giant-ass teeth, sorry, giant ass-teeth"
I love how the conspiracy isn't "a platypus is just a backwards beaver," it's the arguably more far-fetched "a beaver is just a backwards platypus with giant ass teeth."
It's a reverse Platypus... from the mirror dimension
@@rickhibdon11 A Supytalp.
Srry read your comment wrong way round lol
But yeh the entire joke is that the first is actualy true..
And the irony is ass teeth are an actual thing...sort of. It's mainly a thing with sea cucumbers, who use them as a kind of no tresspassing defense against pearl fish aiming to use them as a kind of literal hidey hole.
If I had a nickel for every time zefrank narrated over reversed footage of an animal's butt, I'd have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's great that it's happened twice.
One for each cheek
Perry the Platypus?
Actually you'd have three nickels there, Dr. D. There was a hippo, an elephant, and a backward platypus.
This comment is even better if you imagine it in his voice.
@@XelrisMZ amazin
Jerry didn't fade out on purpose so we could all learn the truth. Thank you Jerry!
Jerry is truely a hero and a legend.
The hero we need but don't deserve.
Whistleblowers are few and far between these days. We can only hope JErry managed to escape Frank's warped sense of justice.
Jerry is Q confirmed.
Big zoo has been lying to us all along... National Geographic LIE!!!
I was seriously wondering if platypuses had backwards feet
yup. Me too.
Same. I kept wondering what wrong with him... Lol.
Glad I'm not the only one
Just echidnas! Which as it happens are the only other monotones besides the platypus! (See True Facts: Pangolin Posse @5:30).
Haha yea me to and I'm from Down Under, I was wondering why it's beak was so floppy,
As an Australian, I am horrified at the amount of time I spent thinking how I must have only ever seen female platypuses, because the males bill and body is so much larger than I ever knew! Well played Sir… Well played!
i was like "why is their front feet backwards??" " why is the beak so long?" but it still did not occur to me that it wasnt a platypus
The fraught relationship between jerry and zefrank is the secret story line that makes these videos so great.
I am all the way in on the Jerry Cinematic Universe.
They are going to have an enemies to lovers arc in 2025
@@flowerheit4512 scandalous!
there is no jerry
@@flowerheit4512 I mean, that ending "...Jerry..." reminded me of when you're annoyed at your loved one's antics. I'm telling you, that ostrich baby walking for the first time was actually part of Jerry's mating ritual.
It’s a semi-aquatic egg laying mammal of action. It’s far from vulnerable.
A furry semi aquatic ahh i forgor lemme find it
Is his name Perry?
@@miguelangelowong6786 I agree, furries are threatening
Isnt it poisonous too?
@@StefanSte No, it's venemous.
That got me to thinking about how easy it is to suspend disbelief in what we see if an event has enticing narrative. It is a powerful tool of statecraft and politics. Well played Zefrank.
reverse beavers made me realize nazis are trying to take over
The amount of joy I took in showing this video to my husband without context and watching his mind be blown by this absurd and adorable animal he’d never heard of is cruel. He fully fell for it. He even got a pouty lip/upset at the Tasmanian devils that were going to hurt the eyeless and defenseless platypus. His reaction was so sincere and invested and precious that I wish I had filmed it. I know I married well and he definitely could have done better
I was like, "that's a pretty large bill..."
and, "I don't really see his eyes..."
but I never thought once that it wasn't a platypus ! You totally got me.
"why are its feet backwards?"
@@goint ikr?! What a sucker. I wondered why I didn't notice that the first time.
Something seemed off; I just assumed it was a regional platypus.
@@scottmersino3597 Oh, not in Utica, no, it's an Albany platypus.
To be honest do not know the platypus well enough. The backwards legs thew me off and missing eyes other than maybe they were under the fur.... This had me questioning what little I know about them... lol Nicely done as always!!!!
What's really bizarre is you can almost see eyes next to the "bill", to the point that even after I realized what was going on, I still wasn't sure that some of the clips weren't of actual platypuses.
Same lol
Omg Thank u that was hurting my brain
Those weren't eyes... Those were anal musk glands... 😳
Yall just seeing sht.
To me it looked like a beaver's ass the entire time, and nothing else. It was funny to pretend it was a forward platypus, but I didn't actually see it. XD
I really appreciate that Jerry and Zefrank have been collaborating for so long! With everyone else breaking up, it’s nice to see a partnership stay together 🥰
The power of narrative. I could even see eyes on each side of its “beak”. Then, upon the reveal, the eyes just disappeared.
How many people are on death row because of eyewitness testimony? Might want to revisit that one.
There are currently two beavers on Death Row that eyewitnesses misidentified as platypuses.
The last platypus execution was in 1998, following the infamous Rooter’s Creek Marsupial Massacre of 1995.
Well this escalated quickly
@@bunnyborg I know, I know.
That’s just instantly where my mind went. Likely, a result of my own life’s experience. I can’t even watch cute animal videos without seeing through the Matrix, heh.
An innocent man went to Azkaban for years thanks to poor eyewitness testimony
I appreciate that nearly half of this channel's content is just Frank convincing us to watch animal butts for minutes at a time.
As if that was not what we already liked to do, yes usually human animal buts of the opposite sex of ourselves but still butts :D
Tbh, I do _not_ need to be persuaded in _any_ manner to watch animal butts.
Oh, okay, you can pay me, if you insist.
@@MouseGoat I quite like the butts of the same gender as myself, thank you
@@St.Linguini_of_Pesto have you thought about studying equine proctology then?
"A beaver is just a backward platypus that had evolved some giant ass teeth. Sorry, giant _ass_ teeth."
The ass backward correction from the usual norm got me howling.
It took him awhile but he finally played that card. 😂
Is it wrong that as a gay man, this is what my mind thinks a Vagina is? SMH
It should be written "giant-ass teeth" the first time.
And they put wood there
*Snerk*
Ditto. A meta joke long in the making. *vigorously applauds*
I might have been "a little" fadded when I watched this, but when I saw the platypus swimming in water I honestly thought "Wow, platypus butt has beaver eyes as a decoy. That is soooo cool!"
Unfortuntely, the comments clued me in. I think I would have prefred to live on thinking that platypuses have beaver butts
Loved how “Jerry” rhymes with the name of another platypus. And with the conspiracy reference, there is no platypus controlling me!
I live in Australia, and I've seen many platypuses. So when I watched your footage, I was thinking, "Man, there's something seriously deformed about this platypus." And then I reached the end of the video and received my answers. VERY CLEVER! Thank you.
ok
Yeah same, until half way through the video an obvious reverse jump cut killed my illusion.
Platypussies!!??
I’m Canadian, and the beaver is on our nickel. I didn’t even catch on. 😂😂🤭🙇🏻♀️
I think he got us all, give a like if he got you. Genius.
It is frankly embarrassing how long I tried to convince myself that yes, platypus bills *must* be that long in order to reach the bottom of the lake...
I knew that it wasn't a platypus bill, but platypuses have beaver-like tails, so although I knew that the animal was walking backwards (or being filmed backwards), I didn't realize that it wasn't a platypus.
it uses electrolocation from its bill
@@tobybartels8426 did you mean beavers have platypus-like tails?
@@kloclo7922: Yes, good catch!
@@DaveWhoa Platapi hunt by smelling the electricity of their prey thinking, and this does not get nearly enough attention.
Ugh man! I was getting all cozy with that story and it ended after the "No such thing as a beaver". That was good dude😂 make em' longer!
I needed this today. Thank you.
The was something very unnerving about how long the beak was, how I couldn't see its eyes, how it moved, and how the water slid up the fur. I was relieved at the end that it was just reversed footage.
platypus use electrolocation through their bills/beaks
Damn. Had me in the first half...and the second! I was trying to figure out how the "front" paws were so inverted, like it had folded its flippers back and was walking on the backs of its wrists. I need a nap.
Same.
Platypuses don't have flippers.
@@deathbycheese850 neither do beavers
@@deathbycheese850 My apologies. Webbed feet is more accurate.
Goddamnit frank you gave me the laugh of the year. I couldn't stop it! Thank you
That was awesome, sorry I'm late to the party. Thank you for all the content you bring.
anybody realize how he normally corrects himself from "ass thing" to "ass-thing," but this time it was the other way around? Brilliant touch.
yes, literally everyone
Got me 100%. Laughed really hard so thank you Jerry for not fading to black.
I even saw its eyes on that butt.
glad im not the only one. i was kind of wondering why its feet were backwards but i thought nothing of it XD
@@BionicAir my blind ass didn’t even see that
I thought he had just reversed it like he did the Hippos, they have the same tails as beavers anyway. It caught me off guard even though I knew it was reversed already
Just wish there were more of these and longer too. LOVE so much
I really needed you to tell me that was a beaver and am glad you did at the end because I was legit losing my mind like, " I always thought the bill of a duck-billrd platypus was shorter! A bill that long seems like a hindrance to survival, like it must get in the way a lot!" I forgot it was possible to reverse video footage to make it look like it was walking forward
See, *THIS* is a conspiracy we should be talking about!!!
Thank you zefrank for being so brave to talk about this on such an open platform
The real **TRUTH** that left and ring-wing information outlets alike Don't Want You to Know!!!
I'm ashamed to say that I only noticed the trick when the critter was lowering itself into the water, and droplets were rolling up its back. Prior to that I was like, "That flappy part is skimming along the grass in a weird way," and "Do they have backwards knees? I wouldn't put it past a platypus."
I didn't notice until he actually said it i was just thinking "are platypus bills that wide?"
Even though I realized pretty quickly what this was, I still 100% agree with your sentiment of "I wouldn't put it past a platypus." 🤣
Thank you. I needed that.
Glad to see you back, zefrank!
I'm a professional naturalist in Maryland, and I kid you not that a nature center where I worked once got a no kidding serious call from a Member of The Public alerting us that there was a dead platypus behind a local liquor store.
Thanks for zefrank for clearing up our confusion at last.
I honestly think if you polled most Americans, they'd tell you a platypus is about the size of a beaver.
I was ASTONISHED when I finally saw one up close.
@@khills wait...
(Googled it, they're definitely smaller than I expected)
@@-user_redacted- Right? I'm telling you, Americans have no idea. 😂
Is plat an endangered animal?
@@khills most people think a fox is the size of a dog
We are all messed on animal sizes
Next time we need to cover the Dr Doofenshmirtz conspiracy.
The Omoh Sneipas, a bizarre, violent, hurtful, yet intelligent creature that likes to speak out its butt.
A backwards platypus?
Berry the backward platypus!!!
You're verified now???
I’ll be honest, I don’t really understand…
Perry the Beaver!
Took me a moment or three to work it out, well done Ze.
A fine introduction to the channel - subscribed...
I'm preoccupied with the mental safety of Jerry, his video editing skills are second to non even if Zefrank berates him so cruelty.
ok
You actually had me fooled there. Congratulations. You just made me think a beaver was a platypus for a minute.
Lmao great video, this is just awesome man. Nice job!!! 👍
Jerry is like that coworker that you keep around cuz work wouldn’t be the same without them. Keeps work interesting.
Damnit Jerry, now you'll have to get replaced with another Jerry that doesn't reveal worldwide conspiracies.
Finally, they're reported.
"Here we will explore "true" facts about the Jerry..."
I was amazed to see that a Platypus looks just like a beaver, until I found that it WAS indeed a beaver! I kind of thought it was weird that a platypus' fur was going the wrong way.
I was like “maybe they couldn’t find any platypus footage so they just thought a backwards beaver would do..?” 😂
I never get tired of this one!
The biggest irony of this is a backwards walking beaver looks more like an echidna than a real platypus does.....I blame those huge digging claws for looking like backwards feet.
Please learn what "irony" means, because what you described most certainly isn't it.
Don't you mean ass, backward-feet, I mean, ass-backward feet!
Knuckles the Reverse Echidna Beaver-pus
@@englishatheart Irony can be a couple of things.
One of them is meaning the opposite of what you are saying; another one is (quoting Oxford) "a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often wryly amusing as a result."
I think it's pretty counterintuitive and funny that it would be easier for a
placental mammal turned the wrong way around to look like an echidna than another monotreme.
@chu Harry It's a spambot.
Thanks for the video Zefrank. I personally needed this.
@Sense ratio
Congrats on noticing a camera trick, I'd buy you a cookie but I doubt you'd show up for your feeding. Best content? Really??? is everything you consume always better than last time or do you have a mind to develop a favorite? Can you explain how your sanity is something that can be sloughed away as a result of you having a good time? Being creative with language doesn't mean you have to be hard at work destroying it.
@@ceoofsex7210 Disliking a comment does nothing my guy. It's not even saved on youtube's servers like a video's dislike ratio, it's saved on your browser. The only thing clicking the thumbs down does is turn in white.
@@vikorovstock2432 ratio
@@ceoofsex7210 D:
Omfg the entire time I was thinking "they kinda look like a beaver walking backwards" but I didn't notice the feet until I replayed it. I fucking love this channel.
Hilarious, love the videos, please do more like this!!
Dear zefrank,
Every time you release a video, my wife and I have to watch it together that night. This is what you do when you have two children. Tonight’s entry did indeed blow her mind. This was followed by a search of UA-cam and watching videos of backwards animals, and listening to her laugh uncontrollably. I don’t know whether to thank you, or take her to a psychiatrist. Either way it has brought a great deal of joy to our household. And possibly evidence of mental illness.
Regards,
EricC
Brilliant 😂🥰
I've always wanted another backwards animal video of yours! They're always so clever, I love these so much! 😊
The Oppih is still my most beloved animal, it vacuum feeds after all.
So awesome! Love your content!
My video editor sense triggered that it was backwards, but you got me a long time thinking "where the hell is its eyes?", i thought it was a backwards video about a platypuss with bangs, and then i noticed it touches the ground kinda like it was feeling it, then i saw the legs, but the beaver reveal still astounished me. Great video, hail Jerry!
You really need to do one on the actual Platypus. It's begging to be done lol.
No such thing as a platypus
@@pauldzim That's what a Revaeb would say...
The payoff of switching up the punchline of the long running “butt-first.. sorry. But first” joke was phenomenal.
Genius video. This deserves an award🏆
Omg I'm loving these videos!!!!
"Beavers are time-reversed Platypi" reads like playing madlibs with a particle physics lecture.
And I am here for it.
yes, the anti-platipon obeys charge-time symmetry, and it's Tasmanian-Devil-Repulsion factor is invariant with respect to time
I started watching and immediately thought, "that platypus looks really weird" then "that's not a platypus"
Then when he talked about travelling for days and being eaten by the tassie devil, it settled that it was fake
You completely got me! Well done Sir.
you just blew what little remained of my tiny mind!
This backwards plat almost looks legitimate.
The feet demonstrate the lie.
Right? You can almost see eyes... Trippy.
"Why do I have to be the platypus. Make HIM the platypus."
-Jerry, prolly.
He clearly had this wonderful idea while researching for his beaver video and I love that
This is some incredible foreshadowing for the beaver video.
I'm not even embarrassed I noticed something weird about it's backwards feet, and how it looked strange when it walked into the water, and everything else wrong, but just brushed it off, cuz there's no way frank1 is tricking me... I laughed so hard my dog started growling at me. Thanks, that felt really good.
Look out for your dog.
Thanks, laying in hospital alone and burst out laughing at the beaver bit. Even worse as an Australian i didn't pick up immediately that it wasn't a platypus, something was telling me that it wasn't right!
I am going to get a psych evaluation as well as all the other tests lol.
lol another gem! I love it! :D always brightens my day!
Goddamnit, you got me! I was very intrigued by this rather large-billed platypus that I had never seen before in my life, mesmerised by its voluminous size that I did not notice the very obvious backwards feet, and was particularly curious why it lacked eyes, but it did not occur to me this was a reverse beaver. Bravo sir on a splendid dupe! P.S. Reverse Beavers is an excellent band name.
I was about to comment “I didn’t know Platypuses had backwards feet. That’s amazing.”
Until I saw the unusual water physics as the “platypus” went back into the water and then I saw the beaver lol.
lmao, that's what i was also thinking
I’ve waited for this day!!!! Thank you ZeFrank!!!
Bahahah as an Aussie you just tricked into thinking 'that's one wierd looking platypus, but I can't quite pick what's wrong here'... Bravo good sir
"Apparently they like to put wood back there" just killed me 😂
THIS WAS NEEDED IN THE WORLD.
Jerry is a martyr for the spread of beaver/platypus knowledge. You will always be remembered, Jerry.
I have been waiting for the inverse of the emphasis on the wrong syllable on 'but teeth' joke for years and finally it has paid off
I thought something seemed off about that platypus 🥴🤣. Took me till the end to figure out what I was really looking at LMAO. Ya got me good zfrank
Jerry: "I can't find any footage of a platypus..."
ZeFrank: "That's alright, we'll just rewind a beaver."
Omg, this is so what I needed this morning. I love the backwards documentaries! Hilarious. Darn Jerry!
Well played, Sir! Well played
It took me 5 seconds into the video to notice it.
I'm kinda proud of it.
Now I feel worthy to become Jerry's apprentice.
Would you consider doing an actual true facts about Platypus. They're weird enough of animals to perfectly fit
I only found out they're venomous a few years ago. And the most painful venom at that. And it lasts for weeks. Pain killers are useless.
@@DG-kq8zf think that's weird? Turns out their fur glows blue in ultra violet light
@@zachjohnson9391 that's pretty cool. The weirdness just keeps piling up.
I was literally thinking how much a platypus looks like a beaver walking backwards. Something I've never noticed before.
Great conspiracy btw
This video deserves way more likes than it has. Left me Absolutely gobsmacked.
This is great. The whole time I was like "that's the weirdest darn platypus I've ever seen". Totally got me.
Ze has made my day once again!!! Thank you!!❤
Same! 👍
I was just thinking about platypuses yesterday. My family drove past a statue of P. T. Barnum, and the one thing I could remember about his museum was that it showcased the platypus, a creature almost unknown to the American public at the time.
_It’s like zefrank can read my mind._
Oddly enough, I was just thinking of P.T. Barnum yesterday. No joke. I actually googled him to see what P.T. Stood for. Weird. It’s Phineas Taylor by the way.
OK we love u in our house! I've followed u for years, I was so happy when u started posting again!I
Please set up a way to send u messages. I have wanted to suggest a few animals such as the Patoo bird!
Keep making ur videos. Even when stuck in a hospital ur videos make me laugh and show inappropriate portions to my nurses lol.
Blessings and peace!
Sachi
PS say Hi to Jerry for me :-)
Congratulations, you totally
Got me. I was thinking, “that’s some weird ass looking sub-species of platypus…I thought there was only one species??”
That was well done.
Dude, for a second there I was seriously wondering if platypuses had backwards feet.
As a Canadian, that was easily identified, not tricked even for a moment.
Same as an Australian
How do you guys train them to walk backwards like that?
I had to scroll through the comments for a long time before I found someone else who wasn't the least bit fooled!
@@MrEDMeaner I thought I was so clever, thinking 'he's showing us reversed video of a PLATYPUS so that it looks like the tail is the bill'. Never even occurred to me to question the species.
This gave me nostalgia for the Oppih video from a few years back.
You had me there for a second... Just a second.
Walk one way, it's Canada. Walk the other way, it's Australia. I think that critter has stumbled onto something much bigger than being either a platypus or a beaver.
This comment is way underrated! Excellent observation!
if you flip it both upside-down and front-to-back, then it hasn't flipped over-all and it remains a valid animal
You are onto something here I have heard that we Austrlians are a bit backwards and even more the ones from Tasmania. Is it on to or onto?
@@daveaster1961 Good question. If you type 'stumbled onto' into Google, it comes up with suggestions. If you type 'stumbled on to' into Google, it removes the space and shows options for 'stumbled onto'. Figured as much. Cheers!
Mine should be on to
Jerry is the real hero, bless you Jerry. Keep asking questions, keep forgetting to fade to black!
Took me a second. Well done.
it took me until i saw the backwards feet to realize we were watching reversed footage xD so 12 seconds of confusion on my knowledge of platypus anatomy lOL
clever work as always Frank, very clever