4 Animals That Eat Their Babies

[@dshe8637]

The sand goby has mastered the 'heir and a spare' trick. He mates with two, but doesn't want the offsping to compete with each other, so weakens the second brood deliberately, since it is only a just-in-case measure

[@artepec1997]

The look that they just have was… particular

[@addilynjohnson3106]

Did anyone notice that the subscribe thing in the bottom right corner was I think two horn beetles mating

[@alceratops6853]

Sonic: "What happened to your siblings?" Cream: "Mommy was hungry. Wait a minute, what happened to your green and magenta brother and sister?" Sonic: "F*ck."

[@tophatproductions8243]

Sonic underground?

[@ErrorlVlacro]

Hamsters do it too. Saw it happen in a lovely short. Picked it up and chewed it’s head off and held it like a treat.

[@ninjadug]

most wholesome duo

[@lylakasai1439]

I absolutely love your videos and have subscribed pretty much immediately after the first video I saw and have been binging your videos. Just as a little thing rabbits are not rodents. They are Lagomorpha. I have owned rabbits for a long time and done quite a bit of research as I use to breed lionheads. But a lot of people call them rodents surprisingly.

[@brasileira1]

If the goby is protecting the eggs he can't go get food so it's a food supply on purpose.

[@klbriceno1]

you two are very charming indeed. 💕

[@suzetteperkins1089]

My Manx cat gave birth to 4 fully formed babies and 2 half formed babies. She ate the two dead half formed ones.

[@JaymanNVK]

Just found you and subbed instantly

[@davidnagy8535]

Hedgehogs do cannibalism too. (Yes the cute ouchmouse)

[@riverdeep399]

When I was a kid my Mum told me never to touch the baby hamsters as the mother would eat the babies as she wouldnt recognise them as hers as a predator had left their scent on them and she would eat the babies.

[@adityagarg5625]

This channel editing and way it presents seem like to me that I'm watching Discovery channel 🙂

[@lowidowi6703]

Could someone explain the rostrum on the rabbit skull? That uncomfortable hole spiderweb-thingy?

[@dshe8637]

Usually bones are like that to minimise weight?

[@Guavy.]

Hey there, do you know any univesal dichotomous key that you used or use that help?

[@thomaz5421]

Is there a twitch channel ?

[@KayGreylai]

Pandas in captivity have a massive issue with this. Especially if they have twins.

[@dado4520]

Do you have a dinosaur skull?

[@HeiressEllie]

Can't get enough of them bugs

[@aaric.mp4]

there are several species of crabs that eat their babies

[@Mackeroni7]

If you two aren’t married you should get married

[@OddAnimalSpecimens]

Hey thanks for the suggestion. I proposed yesterday. She said yes!

[@I_am_a_cat_]

You two are cute af together

[@nathancomixproductions466]

Is she your sister or girlfriend? Also I thought they ate the eggs that didn't hatch at all.

[@rachaellawley9730]

Sloth bears are crazy

[@manikdhakate]

Why do sand gobys eat there babys

[@Player-pj9kt]

you've ruined rabbits for me I am traumatized

[@elishab6521]

Pigs will do this as well

[@sina8843]

Who is she?

[@KhadijaNgunga]

i think his fiance

[@miniwayplays3472]

Cats do too😅

[@Firefly-Simp-HSR]

Hampter

[@ee5142]

Hamster

[@sina8843]

Cats too their eat their babys😂😂

[@chariot2532]

Hi

[@samh9528]

Important note, rabbits aren't rodents, they're lagomorphs. Which IMO is way more fun to say lol

[@sylvestermillado4337]

They are atype if roden

[@samh9528]

@@sylvestermillado4337 Rabbits were classified as rodents until the early 20th century, but now they aren't. Rabbits are now under the order of "Lagomorpha" not "Rodentia" making them lagomorphs, not rodents. One of the main differences between the two is that lagomorphs have 6 front incisors, while rodents only have 4.

[@Richoffvideo333]

you are just like me with my girlfriend 😂

[@Alepoudiitsa]

yes! we used to have rabbit's for for food and some times the mothers will eat there little ones we usely kill thos mothers tho becose the will do it all the time.

[@sprucelogs]

proteiinn

[@tyronclive6950]

First!

[@zeroqp]

Too much giggling and clowning around distracted from an otherwise informative and interesting video. I don't know who the woman is, but why not have her act in our (the viewers) place, as a curious and inquisitive guest, or co-host; ask the questions that we may be wondering. I like how you squeezed in so much info in such a short time, so the viewer can find more in-depth material if they like.

[@TehAnimationSparxx]

I found it pretty entertaining. 99% of his videos are packed with even more info. This one had a little more goofing around, because she's clearly not an expert, but it was still full of information - and we still get people like you hating on it because she didn't "act" as you wanted her to. Ridiculous. She's a person, and she's not always going to ask the exact question you have in your head. The internet has such depressingly cynical people. This isn't a purely 100% scientific channel - he always incorporates some humour. If he didn't, it wouldn't be as big as it is. At this point, if you're letting the small amount of innocent fun "distract" you from the info presented, that's kind of a "you" problem.

[@dshe8637]

Too often women or girls have to play the part of the ignorant one, asking questions. I liked that this person clearly had knowledge and understanding.

[@malakihall799]

Nah u weird af. Just don't watch the video then obviously it's not for you.