If he eats the frog and dies, the frog is poisonous, not venomous. Venomous is when the subject bites you, poisonous is when you take a bite of the subject.
Both words can be used interchangeably...any animal that is venomous is also poisonous to some extent..and this is because they carry poison in certain parts of their body either to help kill their prey or help in digestion and thats the vernom...therefore if they are killed for consumption, they have to be properly cooked and venomous area has to be carefully removed during preparation for consumption, unless the Victor has special anti-poisonous/venomous properties that still allows it to consume that venomous animal without dying afterwards... many snakes have venom in the fangs for attacking their prey, but they also have anti-poisonous properties in the bellies, that enables them consume high venomous animals without dying....in humans nonetheless, anything venomous is also poisonous..
@@kingkweku9761 False. Animals can indeed eat venomous snakes without dying, as long as the animal has no wounds in their digestive tracts that could allow the venom into the bloodstream. Many animals and even humans eat snakes and go unharmed. Moreover, it’s apparently fine to cook and eat poisonous snakes- cooking is sufficient to inactivate any venomous residue.
So just pointing out a bit of confusion, but how many times did you say that eating a frog is a predators worst idea, then proceeded to show a snake, a beetle, and ants all devouring a frog without consequence. Like...not really following the logic on that one.
@@deelewis8061 If you actually watched it all the way through like someone whose attention span is longer than a snake's inseam, you'd know the title matches the video. 🙄
In Australia quite a few species have adapted to the Cain Toad. Some species know the smaller ones are less toxic, birds have found out if you turn them on their belly you can eat them. SLowly but surely the Cain Toad is just another toad for sure and the rest will adapt. As far as I know not a single species has become extinct due to the toad.
@@Saturn-Matrix They probably will, it is how it works in nature. In NL people hated several so called invasive plants. COmbatting them at the cost of millions and millions of Euro's. Meanwhile insects started to adapt. And even though the mantra still is "on this plant nothing lives ff and it has no diseases etc) the facts as researched by universities show nowadays many insects have adapted even insects that were living of completely different plants (even though we have a European equivalent here) In fact: those that went off from one plant and started living on the new comer are now evolving into their own species. In a few decades they cannot live of the usual plant they lived off! So yeah: the natural world evolves. But many people, especially ecologistst in this case hate change. Everything needs to be pristine which seems to be a world before human interference. Evrything that is a result of human influences is bad and needs to be eradicated. Ultra conservative I think. We have seen this in human culture too and the answer many times is "kill kill kill"....Etc. I hope the monitors will adapt too.
@@jaysimoes3705 You're right, the fact is the entire world was an incredibly diverse rainforest about 12k years ago and the oceans we're filled with fish. This was the timeless age, the golden age of Saturn. But you'll never learn about this truth in indoctrination camp, oops, I mean school. The intricacies and interconnectedness of nature is beyond human conception. These nature conservation laws are in realty another form of government imposition and conquest. Here in the United States the nature protection laws are used as an excuse for unlawful/Unconstitutional search and seizure.
LOL Indeed, poison is a substance who hurt you via eating it or when it is applied on your skin. Venom however must be injected into your circulatory system via bite, cut, scratch etc. At this aspect frogs and toads are poisonous, but snakes and spiders - venomous.
Fish will win, because fish can do a long fart, and guess what frogs fart wrap in bubbles and float above, while fishes will mix in water cuz they are aquatic! Ofc I like donkeys!
Hey Snappy...Who's "croaking" now? C'mon...speak up! Oh, you say you're having a bit of trouble because you have a "frog" in your throat? Surely you don't expect to shed any crocodile tears over your situation?
I once ate a poisonous snake. A UA-cam commenter said 'that snake was not poisonous, it was venemous', to which I responded, 'OK then, it must have been the chips that made me vomit.'
I watched the Barefoot Bushman catch, prepare, cook and eat a Cane Toad. As he was skinning it he was explaining that if any of the poison milky substance touches the meat to throw it away and start again with another Sugar cane toad.
In 1978 I came out of Dobbie brothers contest and sat against a tree and fire ants were suddenly all over in Miami ! Thank U to a local that saved me ! horrible experience
@@thaimperial97 God is meant to be the progenitor of all of reality rather than something that formed as part of the reality so the fact he's not real reveals the essential truth at the heart of everything. Like how a computer programmer isn't found within the program or in the computer. You look at the complexity and construction of the program and surmise that the program was intelligently designed by something beyond the scope of the program. But God revealed himself as a kind of avatar within the program in the historical person of Jesus you see. So Jesus was real and man but he was also God who isn't a man and isn't real. You've got your union there. The Holy Spirit is the essence of life that is present within all life particularly humans who are in the image of God in that they have freewill. So everything is God but also everything is not God only Jesus is God and God as only he forms a perfect union of God as part of the Trinity. Or something like that. It sounds good though.
A frog lives in trees. Toads do not! A frog is not poisonous, a toad is. Unless it is an poison arrow frog. Poison arrow frog is deadly. A toad lives on land.
Biological pest control require people smart enough to learn and predict outcome of such pest control. Using ladybugs to exterminate aphids in garden successful example. In case of cane toad introduction in Australia decision makers was too lazy and careless to do their homework.
The Cane toads were a disaster in Queensland because they multiplied so fast and spread throughout the state then got as far as Kakadu in the Nother territory, the native animals ate them and died, after some time the smart crows realized if they flick the toads over so the poison glands being the toads head were not a problem and the crows ate the soft underside, then as the years went by the wildlife knew not to eat them, now they are just another pest but not as harmful as once were.
Please, try, at least, to write the title in CLEAR ENGLISH, in order for the reader to understand the intended meaning of your SHORT sentence! Thank you!!!
My little Shih Tzu decided to snack on a frog, I pulled it out of her but not fast enough. Apparently, the frog secreted a hallucinogen as my puppy's eyes went wide and she was holding onto the bed like she was going to fly off the world. Symptoms passed in a few hours. She lost all interest in frog-like things afterward.
If he eats the frog and dies, the frog is poisonous, not venomous. Venomous is when the subject bites you, poisonous is when you take a bite of the subject.
Bro I hate when people call snakes or lizards poisonous
@@Ulove-Elxqu 👍👍
Facts
Both words can be used interchangeably...any animal that is venomous is also poisonous to some extent..and this is because they carry poison in certain parts of their body either to help kill their prey or help in digestion and thats the vernom...therefore if they are killed for consumption, they have to be properly cooked and venomous area has to be carefully removed during preparation for consumption, unless the Victor has special anti-poisonous/venomous properties that still allows it to consume that venomous animal without dying afterwards... many snakes have venom in the fangs for attacking their prey, but they also have anti-poisonous properties in the bellies, that enables them consume high venomous animals without dying....in humans nonetheless, anything venomous is also poisonous..
@@kingkweku9761 False. Animals can indeed eat venomous snakes without dying, as long as the animal has no wounds in their digestive tracts that could allow the venom into the bloodstream. Many animals and even humans eat snakes and go unharmed. Moreover, it’s apparently fine to cook and eat poisonous snakes- cooking is sufficient to inactivate any venomous residue.
Eight minutes of my life I'll never get back.
This narrorator is hilariously uneducated
I baled out early!
"feeding upon a frog is the worst mistake they can make."
The French: *Stares in silence*
The Triplets of Belleville
I feel like a 6th grader writes the script, then a 40 year old man reads it.
LOL exactly
🤦🏽♂️😂🤣😂
3rd grader lol
probably made by chinese troll ai
🤣
So just pointing out a bit of confusion, but how many times did you say that eating a frog is a predators worst idea, then proceeded to show a snake, a beetle, and ants all devouring a frog without consequence. Like...not really following the logic on that one.
Welcome to UA-cam
And this video has almost 2 million views
same i was like what dies again?
It's called clickbait
Actually
your title says animals that eat venomous frogs will pay for its life but you show the opposite for the most part.
Rewatch again
@@ishmaelansumana675 uh i think you need to
Thought it was just me🤷🏾🤷🏾🤷🏾 lol most of this channel's clips be feeling like "clickbait" to me. Won't catch me again though. Lol #Ipromise
Facts
I'm thinking the same thing Danny.
This is one of those AI voice generators that narrates text to speech.
Your crocodile that died was a Cayman.
He looks like a false gharial
I was looking for this comment
@@asmodeus1274 me too
it was a fresh water Johnstone crocodile from Australia
"This is the Sugar Cane toad. It is plump, UGLY and poisonous". Damn! Why'd you have to describe it as ugly?!? Lmao.
At least they are not Cane Toads... the Ppl down under would be saying " Crikey Mate, now i have to be extra careful when i walkabout to me pub."
@@greatfullded the narrator is talking about cane toads but half the photos are of different toads
That was 8 minutes of my life i will never get back
As if you will get the minutes back after watching any other videos? The entertainment you got was only some illusion.
David Attenborough sir, you are not. Terrible 😂
I NEVER heard of a venomous frog. I've heard of poisonous frogs, not venomous frogs.
My ex was venomous
@@adotintheshark4848 only? Mine was both..
@@adotintheshark4848 🤣🤣🤣
If you watched the video. You would know the video does not match the title
@@deelewis8061
If you actually watched it all the way through like someone whose attention span is longer than a snake's inseam, you'd know the title matches the video. 🙄
Vocabulary in this narration includes these terms: 'Beedle' 'Eading a frarg' and even 'eading the beedles'
A "herd" of ants. 😂
😂😂
LMAO
" a snake decided to beast on him " i died 😂
Is this a comedy sketch? "Bad frog is bad, then did an awesome move with it's poison!"
In Australia we just call it a cane toad
@John Walter how's life in USA?
Poisonous frogs can be extremely dangerous.
Holding one in the palm of your hand for as little a five minutes can be deadly.
Dont think about touching the ones brightly coloured. In fact, dont bother anything brightly coloured.
Imagine being reincarnated into a frog and you see some guy recording you getting eaten alive
No, I dont want to come back reincarnated as an animal.
Those beetles keep eating on the frog until it croaks. Also, toward the end that leopard frog is like, "hey who turned out the lights?
wrong shark. caimans are not found in australia
Whoever wrote the commentary on this has the education of a 10-year-old.
Sadly true!
@@domiro8156 Is it possible too many simpletons here wouldn't understand a more complex dialogue?
@@John-r4o9m a more complex dialogue?
is it even possible to make it less complex?...
@@Z0RDR4CK I suppose not
In Australia quite a few species have adapted to the Cain Toad. Some species know the smaller ones are less toxic, birds have found out if you turn them on their belly you can eat them. SLowly but surely the Cain Toad is just another toad for sure and the rest will adapt. As far as I know not a single species has become extinct due to the toad.
Oh, that's good. I hope monitor lizards adapt
@@Saturn-Matrix They probably will, it is how it works in nature. In NL people hated several so called invasive plants. COmbatting them at the cost of millions and millions of Euro's. Meanwhile insects started to adapt. And even though the mantra still is "on this plant nothing lives ff and it has no diseases etc) the facts as researched by universities show nowadays many insects have adapted even insects that were living of completely different plants (even though we have a European equivalent here) In fact: those that went off from one plant and started living on the new comer are now evolving into their own species. In a few decades they cannot live of the usual plant they lived off!
So yeah: the natural world evolves. But many people, especially ecologistst in this case hate change. Everything needs to be pristine which seems to be a world before human interference. Evrything that is a result of human influences is bad and needs to be eradicated. Ultra conservative I think. We have seen this in human culture too and the answer many times is "kill kill kill"....Etc. I hope the monitors will adapt too.
@@jaysimoes3705 You're right, the fact is the entire world was an incredibly diverse rainforest about 12k years ago and the oceans we're filled with fish. This was the timeless age, the golden age of Saturn. But you'll never learn about this truth in indoctrination camp, oops, I mean school. The intricacies and interconnectedness of nature is beyond human conception. These nature conservation laws are in realty another form of government imposition and conquest. Here in the United States the nature protection laws are used as an excuse for unlawful/Unconstitutional search and seizure.
Cane toads are my worst nightmare! I can't even look at them💀 they are too ugly.
Cane
You use the terms poisonous and venomous interchangeably when they actually mean something different
fish or frog. who will win? also do you love fish more than frogs
LOL Indeed, poison is a substance who hurt you via eating it or when it is applied on your skin. Venom however must be injected into your circulatory system via bite, cut, scratch etc. At this aspect frogs and toads are poisonous, but snakes and spiders - venomous.
Fish will win, because fish can do a long fart, and guess what frogs fart wrap in bubbles and float above, while fishes will mix in water cuz they are aquatic!
Ofc I like donkeys!
0:24 - ugh...that's a CHEETAH that you are thinking of. 🤦🏼♂
Cheetahs (NOT leopards) are renowned for their speed.
I thought fire ants traveled in colonies, not herds.
The writing and editing of this video game me gas. 💨
They have the same problem with cane toads in Australia. Crows have figured out how to eat cane toads though.
Ah yes the perfect title
*He eats venomous frog and quickly pays his life*
I had to check the title of this video a dozen times while I was watching it.
“…. We wanted to *ride* that frog,
So we gave him some *Grog,*
Riders-on-the-toad…”
Hey Snappy...Who's "croaking" now? C'mon...speak up! Oh, you say you're having a bit of trouble because you have a "frog" in your throat? Surely you don't expect to shed any crocodile tears over your situation?
I once ate a poisonous snake. A UA-cam commenter said 'that snake was not poisonous, it was venemous', to which I responded, 'OK then, it must have been the chips that made me vomit.'
Frog: how many times do we have to go through this 🤦🏻♂️
The frogs be like " eat me at your own risk suckers" LOLOLOLOLOLOL!
If it was "venomous" he'd be sick after the frog bit HIM. The frog was obviously "poisonous" if the alligator died after eating it.
Crocodile.
@@stevewhite6861 Venomous crocodile :D
@@KrotowX That would be scary.
What's for lunch?
"Frog legs!... And feet, eyes, brain, guts, tongue".
Mmmm, a smorgasbord!
Click Baited..🤦
Literally
Exactly 😅
They don’t be showing us nothing and talk too much
where I grew up there were lot`s of frogs and toads but no poisonous one`s to my knowledge and I`m glad🐸🙂
All in the amzone so u should be safe
@@sergiocarreon6686 its not just on amazon river also in Philippines
I ain't never seen somebody use a backtick for a plural before wtf 💀💀💀
that sucks, he never had a friend to tell him not to eat those frogs
I watched the Barefoot Bushman catch, prepare, cook and eat a Cane Toad. As he was skinning it he was explaining that if any of the poison milky substance touches the meat to throw it away and start again with another Sugar cane toad.
Barefoot Bshman, never heard of it it? Is it some type of survivalist show?
@@robertgoulet1961 Does Martha Stewart have it in her cookbook?
I’m sorry but this is like a sixth grader explaining a ball game as he’s watching it progress
Narrator nailed it.
Thank you Trtube.
Little did it (the snake) know that it’ll last only 20 minutes if it’s lucky! If that is not the case… the snake will be dead in 5 minutes.” Lol wut?
after 36 hrs of ant attacks, there was nothing left but bones 😂 😂 😂 😂
I don't know why I found that funny
I used to play with frogs all the time as a kid. Luckily none were poisonous in my area.
Same here.
I didn't know fire ants traveled in herds 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Makes me hungry for frog legs.
That's why you got the satirical nickname, in the first place,.... even though very few French people eat frog legs any more!!!!!!!!
I'm a fan here in the Philippines 🌴😁💗
Poisounous versus venomous is very relevant to the media law of the jungle.
"So sacrifices gotta be made, and you gotta pay for what you did" Negative Deon
Leopards dont run that fast tho cheetahs do
both are fast
In 1978 I came out of Dobbie brothers contest and sat against a tree and fire ants were suddenly all over in Miami ! Thank U to a local that saved me ! horrible experience
Collectively ants are not called a herd they are called a COLONY
Right😂
As a frog lover. I'm glad the frog got the last laugh. Karma came in the form of a frog
There is a shortage of frogs. There is no shortage of snakes.
How’d you feel being eaten alive? Must be most peoples worst nightmare!
That's not a crocodile eating the toad, it's a camine.
Cayman. At least spell it correctly if you’re going to correct someone. Smh
@@asiangrasstoad it’s Caiman*
@@Goldthecat fail after fails ahahahah
@@asiangrasstoad , exactly!
The legendary beetle is the one and only Beetle Juice.
It's amazing how all God's creatures have a purpose as well as a defense mechanism towards predators.
Which god..where is it... and it's not my god whoever or whatever it is
@@thaimperial97 Well Satan obviously, the god of this world. That's what the Bible says at least, some of it does make a lot sense.
What God lol
@@Enzo012 well the buy-bull is a bunch of BS for sure😂 that god in that book definitely isn't real
@@thaimperial97 God is meant to be the progenitor of all of reality rather than something that formed as part of the reality so the fact he's not real reveals the essential truth at the heart of everything. Like how a computer programmer isn't found within the program or in the computer. You look at the complexity and construction of the program and surmise that the program was intelligently designed by something beyond the scope of the program. But God revealed himself as a kind of avatar within the program in the historical person of Jesus you see. So Jesus was real and man but he was also God who isn't a man and isn't real. You've got your union there. The Holy Spirit is the essence of life that is present within all life particularly humans who are in the image of God in that they have freewill. So everything is God but also everything is not God only Jesus is God and God as only he forms a perfect union of God as part of the Trinity. Or something like that. It sounds good though.
Ron Weasley needs to hear this 🐸
A frog lives in trees. Toads do not! A frog is not poisonous, a toad is. Unless it is an poison arrow frog. Poison arrow frog is deadly. A toad lives on land.
The The European toad (Bufo bufo) in the UK, have been found in holes in trees, and Hazel dormice nest boxes.
im glad youtube allows me to check if Videos are clickbait b4 i click on them
I've heard of a venomous frog......Donald Trump!!!!!!!
The deadly venom he uses is called Hillary Neurotoxin. You will be paralyzed and eaten alive. The antivenom is called - Bengazadine.
I've heard of a lame duck....,Joe Biden
I've heard of pedo predators.....Joe and Hunter.
Keep voting for high inflation, open borders and communism, because CNN and MSNBC told you so. 🐑
At 0:36 secs. "A sneak decided to feast on it" 🤣😂
I don’t believe the Leopard Frog was “just chillin inside”… I think he was being digested. 🐸👎🏻
If frogs are into snuff films, this is definitely the right channel / video for them!
honey badger can eat anything without dying !
Australians being in Australia is their worst mistake lol 😂
He pays his life $10.00 for more life!!
I pick up frogs and toads and I’ve not had issues. I guess I don’t have poisonous frogs and toads in my area.
Venomous frogs? When did this happen?
Crocodile then found dead like it’s been the focus !!😂
Was this script wtitten by an 8 year old child?
If Freddie wore a frog suit he'd croak like one hee hee
That is not at all funny
Thats not a croc.
Ever since I was a child I caught frogs and toads with no harm.
Look elsewhere for the difference between poisonous and venomous. This video will only confuse you.
Somewhere in Hell, Marlin Perkins is smiling.
Why do you think he's there? Any proof?
i love frogs so this hurts me
"Andrea Ephlin" Do you mean frogs legs?
@@obscurelyvague no i have pet frogs and i am a frog lover
Ribit, ribit.
You Got To be on Drugs to Like Frogs 🖕 Frogs
Frog vs toad. Everyone gets them mixed up!
Moral of the story: biological pest control is a terrible idea, just use pesticides.
Zyk for the Kyks
Biological pest control require people smart enough to learn and predict outcome of such pest control. Using ladybugs to exterminate aphids in garden successful example. In case of cane toad introduction in Australia decision makers was too lazy and careless to do their homework.
Bullfrogs know how to defend themselves. Good job 🐸
can a lion eat this toad?
I'm sure it can, but that's not its natural food source. The lion might end up dead though, or at the very least, a bad case of indigestion.
@@kevinmalone3210 yeah
Lions eat baby zebras.
The Cane toads were a disaster in Queensland because they multiplied so fast and spread throughout the state then got as far as Kakadu in the Nother territory, the native animals ate them and died, after some time the smart crows realized if they flick the toads over so the poison glands being the toads head were not a problem and the crows ate the soft underside, then as the years went by the wildlife knew not to eat them, now they are just another pest but not as harmful as once were.
Could sugar cane toads be used to exterminate pythons in Florida?
Then you would be overrun with cane toads and have the same problem we have with them in Australia.
@@arnolddavies6734
It appears that human beings should never interfere with Mother Nature...
Bro said leopards go 58 he is thinking about a cheetah
Craptastic video with a narrator whom doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Maybe an ai?
Please, try, at least, to write the title in CLEAR ENGLISH, in order for the reader to understand the intended meaning of your SHORT sentence! Thank you!!!
A herd of ants??? I give up on this one
"Let's get starded".
Frogs can be poisonous, no frog is venomous.
My little Shih Tzu decided to snack on a frog, I pulled it out of her but not fast enough. Apparently, the frog secreted a hallucinogen as my puppy's eyes went wide and she was holding onto the bed like she was going to fly off the world. Symptoms passed in a few hours. She lost all interest in frog-like things afterward.
Dam! I had no idea a frog could be eaten by a bug? That's new to me!
Yum. This video makes me hungry 😋
4:45 that frog really said ☠️
😂😂😂
The comments are the best part! So many unintelligent people trying to explain what’s going on. 😂😂
You say the frog was defenseless against those fire ants?
Of course it was. It was in a cage. It couldn't escape.
Glad I read the comments. I was getting confused at 2 minutes in lol
Bro, soooooooo did the leopard frog make it out of the rear alive or it did it get dissolve?
Theres 8 minutes I'll never get back
That would be the Cane Toad that fucks them up the most, they have been known to literally wipe out whole small lakes of Crocs in Australia