@@respectfullyrazerian2154 Plants use the nutrients in the soil to grow. Those nutrients come from decaying plant matter, animal feces and animal corpses. Veganism is a lie fundamentally
@@grw18 Ah ok, didn't know. as a marine biologist, I always kinda discourage the spread of misinformation that sharks are something to really fear, as they would rather go for anything else than a person. Also, people are already scared of the ocean as is, they don't need one more thing inside of it to fear.
They May Look Like Skunks & Can Spray Stink(That is a Thing The Honey Can Do) Not Actually Related To Each Other Due To Research On Dna Skunks are Their Own Family Mephitidae.
Orcas are beautiful and highly intelligent. That intelligence being the reason they’re also the most terrifying hunter in the ocean. I remember this video that a woman took on her boat because a sea lion hopped aboard and wouldn’t leave. He was shaking and clearly terrified and that’s when I knew orcas were going to be the cause. Sure enough, a few approached her boat. I can’t remember what action she took but I would have said “Hang on, buddy, I’m gonna floor it.” and got the hell out of there. I love orcas, I respect orcas, I am not going to be caught harboring their food.
I think i heard a similar story, but with a Group of Fisherman. They just stayed in the same place until the Orcas left. I too would have floard it. I aint risking my Life in case that Orcas gets the Idea "Hold up, let me check above!".
If I remember that video right she basically told the Sea Lion he had to go, and encouraged it to go back into the water, as heartless as that may seem.
Hell, there was even pod of orcas that got the nick name "Killers of eden". It sounds like 1% motorcycle club and that was pretty much what it was: they helped whalers to seek out targets in exchange for parts of the whales that whalers didn't use.
@@Ruosteinenknight Killers of Eden is the coolest name for a pod of orca I’ve ever heard. I mean, when survival’s the name of the game, any resource is a good one I guess. 😅
I used to live in new Zealand, I moved to Queensland a while ago... those birds were nightmares and happy dreams... happy to see but the steal the 0ackage that was in the front door and destroys or takes the package... also known as... my "bird-go-away" sonar machine
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They Are Related To Stink Badgers aka False Badgers a Genus of Skunk. Skunks are More Part of Their Own Family The Mephitidae Due to Dna Research on Them.
I one time almost hit a cow that had to be in it's teen years and my first thought was it was a big ass deer, then after standing on my brakes I realized it was just a living mc burger
We haven't hit any deer yet, but there was an incident where we spotted a moose wandering around in the middle of the road and pulled over so we didn't hit it. Trying to swerve around it wouldn't have worked. The moose came right up to the side of our car, as if it was curious about us. Revving the engine probably would've startled it (bad thing to do with a moose), so we just stayed parked there until it got bored and left.
Not to be mean but if you think about it, a lot of the crazy stories you hear about Australia and compare it to here in the US. Australia is Florida on steroids! I say that because both have crazy shit happen that usually either involves someone doing something stupid because they can or some sort of animal attack. Again... I'm not wrong am I? XD
Huh... weirdly enough: I've never seen any car I've been in get hit by a deer. Not once. And I live in the countryside of Georgia and have heard and seen deer in the area. Guess I'm just lucky.
I was honestly expecting #1 to be humans, for the total outright mass destruction we've caused to our own species over the past however long we've existed
Jokingly, I say (Free Venison), but in all seriousness, you'd think that a skittish deer would stay away from a large creature with bright yellow or white eyes. But I guess I'm giving deer way too much credit in that point.
If I'm being honest, I think it's they freeze up that long because their brain is trying to gauge whether the car 'saw' them. It seems like a lot of the animals tend to stop initially freeze and then dart when the predator gets too close. If you watch most deer collisions, they do try and jump out of the way, however a car is much faster than a bobcat, so it's probably more they expect to be able to get out of the way in time but don't make it. Kinda like that guy that's really good a jay-walking across a busy street thinking he can do the same on the free-way. XD Or at least that's how I see it. Let me know if you think it has merit, I honestly just go off what I've learned through both animal planet as a teen and my own observations in animal behavior.
Dad was driving me to my guitar lesson one winter evening when a young buck jumped right in front of our car. Dad managed to brake in time and we spent the rest of the drive joking about the buck probably having some buddies in the treeline who dared him to do that.
glad to know i'm not the only one who laughs at something doing fucking cartwheels in the air Idk why but the visage of something flipping that violently is deeply amusing, cause in my mind what is going on in their heads when it's happening like "OH SHHHIET" it has to be a deep genetic thing where our ancestors found it hilarious as well
19:48 Teeth doesn't matter. Diet does. Animals are allowed to be stupid and ignore evolution at their own peril. Case in point: Pandas. Pandas are closer to big cats than genuine bears (I [🖊] forget the exact structure that was explained, but things like how their thumbs are different from bears and closer to what cats have is what makes the taxonomy different,) and have teeth to match, and their system is still built to eat meat. But they eat Bamboo. All day. Every day. That's why they have to eat so damn much. If you feed your cat a vegan diet, you'd have Animal Control called (or you should have them called, because we still hear too many people confused online as to why their cat died after they gave them a "healthy diet") because your cat literally starves without protein. But these idiots decided that eating large thick twigs would be fun, so they have to eat a metric shitton to make up for what would probably be a quick hunt and be done with it. The only reason why they're still here now is that Bamboo, as a group of plants, is nifty in the fact that they grow incredibly fast (some species can literally grow right in front of your eyes, a whole fucking ft in a day, meaning you can watch them grow an inch every 2 hours, which is pretty damn cool) so the plants they chose to eat happen to produce enough food regardless of that dumbass decision. But they have carnivore teeth. And they are herbivores. And we also are in a weird spot, ourselves. We not only have a mouth that is a complete mish-mash of teeth for both plants and meat, but we also have half-baked fangs from evolution that never finished because we picked up our brain and ran with it. (While there's not exact proof to identify whether it would be a standard delivery like most reptiles or an alternate method like how Komodos just use the worst infection ever, the two "vampire" canines on the top jaw were apparently heading towards becoming venomous. As in if we had stayed in the oven a little longer, in an alternate universe, we would have been able to bite shit and possibly paralyze or poison them. We were heading towards actually being lizard people like the tinfoils constantly go off about, but after we figured out tools and agriculture, evolution stepped out of the picture and innovation replaced it, so we never actually got them, we just kept the shitty slightly-longer canines instead.) So, since we're an evolutionary clusterfuck that manages to eat anything and everything, we call ourselves Omnivores. So hippos having big teeth doesn't mean they must be carnivores. They might be better equipped to be carnivores (which they aren't; the incisors and canines you see on the outside are meant to basically be the same as the tusks on elephants; they aren't made for eating, they're meant to fight with, and it can actually be a detriment if they get too big because they won't be able to close their jaw. The actual teeth they use are all molars or premolars, which are grinding teeth, for plant materials) but if they don't actually eat that food, it doesn't matter. And the occasional food outside the ordinary is to be expected as well. Like the cats above; while cats should not be allowed to eat only veggies, we've had cats before, and when they have a sour stomach, they might eat grass because it's very basic (like eating saltines when you have the stomach bug) or they eat catnip because it's catnip, and that's the exception to the rule, but it's expected. -🖊/🗻
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True herbivores are actually pretty rare. Cows for instance eat snakes on occasion.
There isn't really such a thing. Even deer and rabbits will chew on bones and such.
Yeah, also consider the fact that plants have things like mites and such, there technically are none at all lol.
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Plants use the nutrients in the soil to grow. Those nutrients come from decaying plant matter, animal feces and animal corpses. Veganism is a lie fundamentally
@@respectfullyrazerian2154 would a giraffe count, maybe?
@@minion3806the trees that giraffes eat from are often home to huge ant colonies sooo…
25:03 Sorry, had to timestamp Nic’s yelp of terror cause it’s just too funny for me.
I think we all got a good chuckle out of his flinching, even Nate. XD
Why'd he flinch? does he have some sort of shark phobia?
@@basstomaketheworlddeaf6153 yes. Nic has gone on record and said that he is afraid of sharks.
@@grw18 Ah ok, didn't know. as a marine biologist, I always kinda discourage the spread of misinformation that sharks are something to really fear, as they would rather go for anything else than a person. Also, people are already scared of the ocean as is, they don't need one more thing inside of it to fear.
@basstomaketheworlddeaf6153 Nick has likely been informed of this thousands of times, but his Galeophobia is refusing to leave.
Honey badgers are the Sabu of the animal world: homicidal, suicidal, genocidal, and death defying
They May Look Like Skunks & Can Spray Stink(That is a Thing The Honey Can Do) Not Actually Related To Each Other Due To Research On Dna Skunks are Their Own Family
Mephitidae.
17:44, “everything the light touches is mine” 😂
As an Aussie, gotta say that Australian accent is pretty spot fuckin' on.
10:03 Kangaroo:YEET!!
Kangaroo: HI-KEEBA!!!
Orcas are beautiful and highly intelligent. That intelligence being the reason they’re also the most terrifying hunter in the ocean. I remember this video that a woman took on her boat because a sea lion hopped aboard and wouldn’t leave. He was shaking and clearly terrified and that’s when I knew orcas were going to be the cause. Sure enough, a few approached her boat. I can’t remember what action she took but I would have said “Hang on, buddy, I’m gonna floor it.” and got the hell out of there. I love orcas, I respect orcas, I am not going to be caught harboring their food.
I think i heard a similar story, but with a Group of Fisherman. They just stayed in the same place until the Orcas left.
I too would have floard it. I aint risking my Life in case that Orcas gets the Idea "Hold up, let me check above!".
They're Dangerous Cause They Are God Damn Giant Dolphins
If I remember that video right she basically told the Sea Lion he had to go, and encouraged it to go back into the water, as heartless as that may seem.
Hell, there was even pod of orcas that got the nick name "Killers of eden". It sounds like 1% motorcycle club and that was pretty much what it was: they helped whalers to seek out targets in exchange for parts of the whales that whalers didn't use.
@@Ruosteinenknight Killers of Eden is the coolest name for a pod of orca I’ve ever heard. I mean, when survival’s the name of the game, any resource is a good one I guess. 😅
I died of laughter at the elephant delivering an HBK style sweet chin music to that guy
I never realized how much British Renegades scared me until today XD.
I used to live in new Zealand, I moved to Queensland a while ago... those birds were nightmares and happy dreams... happy to see but the steal the 0ackage that was in the front door and destroys or takes the package... also known as... my "bird-go-away" sonar machine
28:54 I love Nick’s reaction 😂😂😂
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7:58 that’s a wildebeest
14:34 - 14:42 that wasn't it's belly lol
I’ve been looking forward to this.
it's a wilderbeast nate not a cape buffalo
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Yeah Magpi's are also found in New Zealand
I read that skunks aren't genetically part of the badger family.
They Are Related To Stink Badgers aka False Badgers a Genus of Skunk. Skunks are More Part of Their Own Family The Mephitidae
Due to Dna Research on Them.
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30:48 Us Canadians channel out anger and rudeness into them.
25:03 lol so is Nic deathly afraid of sharks or something? 😂 he thought that was bad, there are far more scarier shark pictures out there buddy.
7:49 those are wildebeest not buffalo
The buffalo would have got bodied too
@@Uyu8jly a mob attack guarantee tho
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I one time almost hit a cow that had to be in it's teen years and my first thought was it was a big ass deer, then after standing on my brakes I realized it was just a living mc burger
We haven't hit any deer yet, but there was an incident where we spotted a moose wandering around in the middle of the road and pulled over so we didn't hit it. Trying to swerve around it wouldn't have worked. The moose came right up to the side of our car, as if it was curious about us. Revving the engine probably would've startled it (bad thing to do with a moose), so we just stayed parked there until it got bored and left.
Now im gonna be left wondering if Elephant Rhino hybrids are a possible thing...
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Hey guys I love the video great as usual, but you might want to do the "Why America's Most Hated Animal is Underrated" video.
Not to be mean but if you think about it, a lot of the crazy stories you hear about Australia and compare it to here in the US. Australia is Florida on steroids! I say that because both have crazy shit happen that usually either involves someone doing something stupid because they can or some sort of animal attack. Again... I'm not wrong am I? XD
deer dont give a shit about your vehicle until you get a deergaurd
Huh... weirdly enough: I've never seen any car I've been in get hit by a deer. Not once. And I live in the countryside of Georgia and have heard and seen deer in the area.
Guess I'm just lucky.
Wats the background music they are playing while talking?
and if anyone still think Chimps are not scary, watch The Planet of The Apes and you will get it
26:05 Where does that sound come from?
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I was honestly expecting #1 to be humans, for the total outright mass destruction we've caused to our own species over the past however long we've existed
Why did you own a Car with no doors?
That just seems like an inconviniece over all.
Jokingly, I say (Free Venison), but in all seriousness, you'd think that a skittish deer would stay away from a large creature with bright yellow or white eyes. But I guess I'm giving deer way too much credit in that point.
If I'm being honest, I think it's they freeze up that long because their brain is trying to gauge whether the car 'saw' them. It seems like a lot of the animals tend to stop initially freeze and then dart when the predator gets too close. If you watch most deer collisions, they do try and jump out of the way, however a car is much faster than a bobcat, so it's probably more they expect to be able to get out of the way in time but don't make it. Kinda like that guy that's really good a jay-walking across a busy street thinking he can do the same on the free-way. XD Or at least that's how I see it.
Let me know if you think it has merit, I honestly just go off what I've learned through both animal planet as a teen and my own observations in animal behavior.
No it wasn’t the badger it was a Hyena
Dad was driving me to my guitar lesson one winter evening when a young buck jumped right in front of our car. Dad managed to brake in time and we spent the rest of the drive joking about the buck probably having some buddies in the treeline who dared him to do that.
10:22 that kangaroo was just like “finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!” and then drop kicked the car from 4 meters away
"I hit 4 deers, I have bad luck"
I think the deer have it worse Lol
Lol ikr?😂
Mate, 10:37 - you *nailed* the accent, that was magical! :'D
i imagine the Kangaroo Attacking the car just sounding like the Hunter from L4D just jumping at em, lol.
glad to know i'm not the only one who laughs at something doing fucking cartwheels in the air
Idk why but the visage of something flipping that violently is deeply amusing, cause in my mind what is going on in their heads when it's happening like "OH SHHHIET" it has to be a deep genetic thing where our ancestors found it hilarious as well
19:48 Teeth doesn't matter. Diet does. Animals are allowed to be stupid and ignore evolution at their own peril. Case in point: Pandas. Pandas are closer to big cats than genuine bears (I [🖊] forget the exact structure that was explained, but things like how their thumbs are different from bears and closer to what cats have is what makes the taxonomy different,) and have teeth to match, and their system is still built to eat meat.
But they eat Bamboo. All day. Every day.
That's why they have to eat so damn much. If you feed your cat a vegan diet, you'd have Animal Control called (or you should have them called, because we still hear too many people confused online as to why their cat died after they gave them a "healthy diet") because your cat literally starves without protein. But these idiots decided that eating large thick twigs would be fun, so they have to eat a metric shitton to make up for what would probably be a quick hunt and be done with it. The only reason why they're still here now is that Bamboo, as a group of plants, is nifty in the fact that they grow incredibly fast (some species can literally grow right in front of your eyes, a whole fucking ft in a day, meaning you can watch them grow an inch every 2 hours, which is pretty damn cool) so the plants they chose to eat happen to produce enough food regardless of that dumbass decision.
But they have carnivore teeth. And they are herbivores.
And we also are in a weird spot, ourselves. We not only have a mouth that is a complete mish-mash of teeth for both plants and meat, but we also have half-baked fangs from evolution that never finished because we picked up our brain and ran with it. (While there's not exact proof to identify whether it would be a standard delivery like most reptiles or an alternate method like how Komodos just use the worst infection ever, the two "vampire" canines on the top jaw were apparently heading towards becoming venomous. As in if we had stayed in the oven a little longer, in an alternate universe, we would have been able to bite shit and possibly paralyze or poison them. We were heading towards actually being lizard people like the tinfoils constantly go off about, but after we figured out tools and agriculture, evolution stepped out of the picture and innovation replaced it, so we never actually got them, we just kept the shitty slightly-longer canines instead.)
So, since we're an evolutionary clusterfuck that manages to eat anything and everything, we call ourselves Omnivores.
So hippos having big teeth doesn't mean they must be carnivores. They might be better equipped to be carnivores (which they aren't; the incisors and canines you see on the outside are meant to basically be the same as the tusks on elephants; they aren't made for eating, they're meant to fight with, and it can actually be a detriment if they get too big because they won't be able to close their jaw. The actual teeth they use are all molars or premolars, which are grinding teeth, for plant materials) but if they don't actually eat that food, it doesn't matter.
And the occasional food outside the ordinary is to be expected as well. Like the cats above; while cats should not be allowed to eat only veggies, we've had cats before, and when they have a sour stomach, they might eat grass because it's very basic (like eating saltines when you have the stomach bug) or they eat catnip because it's catnip, and that's the exception to the rule, but it's expected.
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25:03 what was that about?
10:42 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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