When Animals Get Creepy (ft. Casual Geographic)

While many animals are often considered oddities based on how they look, sometimes the most "basic" animals have behaviors that would fall into this category. Today, we're going to be exploring some of them, with the help of my friend Casual Geographic!
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[@ItzJustHistory1916]

I love how despite the large amount of cursing and generally horrifying content that Lindsay covers, she still somehow ultimately gives off wholesome vibes 🖤

[@wildworld6264]

The two wildlife UA-camr GOATs unite once again for another fantastic video. Love it!

[@swaghettiartz]

Me (18) was watching one of your ‘WTF Is that!’ videos and my dad (52) happened to peep over my shoulder and watch it with me. Now everytime you post I yell at him ‘LINDSAY CONTENT’ and we both sit on the couch and cast your videos! Keep up the awesome work queen!!

[@tr.ns_overlord3798]

That's extremely irrelevant but as a greek person being able to understand how simple those "scientific looking" (to english ppl) words are is very funny like a literal translation is "helping hairs" for one of the words used in the video. Also seeing english ppl trying to pronounce them is always very entertaining

[@marcovirgusboscolo1606]

The antmill happened to be in my bedroom when I was little. It didn't scare me, I was just intrigued as to why they were doing it. My mother said there was the queen in the middle. Thank you for letting me know what it really was!

[@giuseppe9653]

The spiders: "I no longer vibe with this ecosystem"

[@demi42899]

The spider thing has happened multiple times while growing up in Oklahoma. It was usually baby spiders that covered the webs that flew through the air. And, it was usually around fall, right before the weather started to get really cold. The only reason I remember this so clearly is because it happened during my time in marching band, and we somehow had to march through the rain of webs without freaking out lol

[@film9491]

Anyone else learned about spider ballooning from Charlotte's Web?

[@merlapittman5034]

You and Casual Geographic are two of my favorite channels, so both of you in one video is even better!

[@TheDeadCritic]

I would love to see a video about whale brains. I remember hearing that they are bigger and more complex than ours. What them guys be thinkin'?

[@laurachapple6795]

LINDSAY: "We're gonna hear about some horrible things."

[@gaster000]

In Poland the mass spider ballooning happens at a specific time of year, to the point there's a name for it.

[@KreeZafi]

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[@autolicious]

Lindsay + Casual Geographic = content heaven.

[@kindagay1532]

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[@stevenbrown4001]

You and Casual Geographic give me perfect content to binge when I’m high as fuck and just want to learn about animals. I wanta see you both kicking it one day making a video together in person. That would be dope!

[@redrust3]

Got my biology/chemistry BA when zoology was just one class on the way to a degree. By far, you and CG are the most entertaining on UA-cam!

[@brownmyer]

Lindsay and Mamadou (aka causal geographic) would be the science teachers that would get the student standing ovation at the graduation

[@AmazOrgadak]

Lindsay talking about the Mormon crickets and you got me getting ready to hear that they aren’t actually mormons and not being true crickets lol Damn I thought we’d see the raise of the world’s first religious bug lol

[@RationallySkeptical]

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