Watch the most interesting challenges🐹 from Hamsterious here: ⚔ Hamster in the Roman Maze: ua-cam.com/play/PLsLoyCBixy7RsWZtzPvwDAP8-nIeiodyj.html ⚔ Hamster in the Egyptian Pyramid: ua-cam.com/play/PLsLoyCBixy7Rt1ROtq4rMQezIR1gcHpGO.html
"Ohhh noooooo this abuses the hamsteeeerrrss" if they were being abused they wouldnt be going through the maze on their own... and besides,they know there are rewards throughout the maze,which motivates them to do more
@@ratwithabat1 why,because of the glass bridge? Ever heard of padding? Or camera angle? Sure,it probably LOOKS like a painful fall,but that's really not the case. Sure it may have scared the hamster,but it didn't kill it,did it? And I'm sure that they are well fed and cared for as well.
@@Yoinkles No. Hamsters are incredibly fragile ANIMALS, not TOYS for our amusement. They can have heart attacks from stress. You never put certain types of hamsters together or they will fight to the death. It doesn’t matter if a sodding pillow was there, falling like that is terrifying. They could have tangled in the rope bridge and broken their legs BECAUSE THEY’RE THAT FRAGILE. THEY ALSO EDITED IN the hamsters landing on the padding. (Copied this from piderpark6547, credits to them)
@@ratwithabat1 but none of them died,did they? None of them were harmed,were they? Yes,your right, they aren't objects of entertainment,but they're fine,are they not? Sure,that may have been scary,but why do you expect the hamster to remember said event? And the what ifs aren't what is, and having what ifs about the past isn't useful. The hamsters were not harmed,and the ones that did fall were Most likely caught. I admit,what they did certainly wasn't ok,and could be considered animal abuse,but they haven't done anything like the squid game video for a long while.
@@Yoinkles They were not caught, and even though they didn't do anything like the squid game video for a while, the environment they are forced into can stress them out as it is unfamiliar to them. There is no proof showing that they were caught, and the shot that had most of the floor in it did NOT show any hand or padding catching them. The behind the scenes was fake. To determine the speed of a hamster falling, we can use the Free Fall formula to calculate the falling speed. The hamster fell from about 1.5 feet (if we're talking about the glass bridge.) Assuming there is no air resistance, the hamster fell at about 9 feet per second. Hamsterious did not show any ways to catch the hamster in the shot of it falling, as a hand would be too big to fit in the glass bridge area. Due to their small size and fragile bones, falling from that height could give them internal bleeding, leg fractures, spinal fractures, rib fractures, a heart attack, and even death.
Watch the most interesting challenges🐹 from Hamsterious here:
⚔ Hamster in the Roman Maze: ua-cam.com/play/PLsLoyCBixy7RsWZtzPvwDAP8-nIeiodyj.html
⚔ Hamster in the Egyptian Pyramid: ua-cam.com/play/PLsLoyCBixy7Rt1ROtq4rMQezIR1gcHpGO.html
Hamster in the Egyptian Pyramid maze ,i like it
I'm surprised by the cute video👏
thanks
@@Hamsteriousstop abusing those hamsters they get seriously injured:( pls stop
The suspense in this video had me hooked till the end!
Love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i like hamster bekous is very very cute 😆
I like ur videos hamster or mouse
hamster bekous very very cute
one of my favourites
Oh no the ending! 😢
Hi am first
hey i want give you something you like maus or hamster 😮
"Ohhh noooooo this abuses the hamsteeeerrrss" if they were being abused they wouldnt be going through the maze on their own... and besides,they know there are rewards throughout the maze,which motivates them to do more
Watch the squid game video, and you'll realize that they're being abused.
@@ratwithabat1 why,because of the glass bridge? Ever heard of padding? Or camera angle? Sure,it probably LOOKS like a painful fall,but that's really not the case. Sure it may have scared the hamster,but it didn't kill it,did it? And I'm sure that they are well fed and cared for as well.
@@Yoinkles No.
Hamsters are incredibly fragile ANIMALS, not TOYS for our amusement. They can have heart attacks from stress. You never put certain types of hamsters together or they will fight to the death. It doesn’t matter if a sodding pillow was there, falling like that is terrifying. They could have tangled in the rope bridge and broken their legs BECAUSE THEY’RE THAT FRAGILE.
THEY ALSO EDITED IN the hamsters landing on the padding. (Copied this from piderpark6547, credits to them)
@@ratwithabat1 but none of them died,did they? None of them were harmed,were they? Yes,your right, they aren't objects of entertainment,but they're fine,are they not? Sure,that may have been scary,but why do you expect the hamster to remember said event? And the what ifs aren't what is, and having what ifs about the past isn't useful. The hamsters were not harmed,and the ones that did fall were Most likely caught. I admit,what they did certainly wasn't ok,and could be considered animal abuse,but they haven't done anything like the squid game video for a long while.
@@Yoinkles They were not caught, and even though they didn't do anything like the squid game video for a while, the environment they are forced into can stress them out as it is unfamiliar to them. There is no proof showing that they were caught, and the shot that had most of the floor in it did NOT show any hand or padding catching them. The behind the scenes was fake. To determine the speed of a hamster falling, we can use the Free Fall formula to calculate the falling speed. The hamster fell from about 1.5 feet (if we're talking about the glass bridge.) Assuming there is no air resistance, the hamster fell at about 9 feet per second. Hamsterious did not show any ways to catch the hamster in the shot of it falling, as a hand would be too big to fit in the glass bridge area. Due to their small size and fragile bones, falling from that height could give them internal bleeding, leg fractures, spinal fractures, rib fractures, a heart attack, and even death.
Muito bom , elogio
How long does it take yall to make these mazes for the hamsters?
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NOOOOOO 3:17
*NOT* kid friendly - nightmare fuel starts @1:29
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NOOOOo AGAIN 3:35
YEAAAAAAA I LIKE YOU❤
"YEAAAAAAA I LIKE YOU" and your animal abuse
wow
Thank you for watching the video
did anyone notice the ai thumbnail right?
This is NOT for small children.
Do any hamster videos actually just use asmr for sound? These sound effects are so stupid.