40 Incredible Moments Caught on Camera

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A magnifying glass that burns through a stone, some basketbowling and an emu against a dog: you will find all these surprising and funny things in our new compilation! *** / @incredible-qq2zi / @behindthebage

[@weluckusa]

The video delivered an incredible array of extraordinary situations. I watched the whole thing!

[@MaxIncredibleMoments-km6em]

*Life's a remix, and these incredible moments are the beats setting the vibe for us all!*

[@ravenblue7805]

Those ostriches are actually emus. Trust me, I’m an Ozzie...😆

[@rjb6327]

You're an "Ozzie"? I thought your name was Raven? Maybe Ausie?

[@mrsjones3742]

Here to see the correction of ostrich to emu.

[@friedathompson7872]

@@rjb6327 I googled it. To most us she's an Aussie, aw'see, but according to their own pronunciation it is ah-zee, so Ozzie! I was going to agree with you but something told me to look it up first. So now we both know!

[@criticaltheories5222]

Hey it's Limu Emu!! Liberty Mutual's Emu

[@RosiePosey5150]

I ain't a ozzy but even I know they ate emu

[@brain__time]

Enjoy the video, dear friends!

[@مولايالمهدي-ي2ت]

Thanks for all vidéos

[@theevolutiongamer9560]

Will sure to enjoy

[@julzhunt7790]

Please check your facts. It’s an emu not an ostrich. Too much misinformation gets posted online these days just for money. It’s not that hard just to Google things.

[@davegoldspink5354]

6:33 Funniest looking ostriches I’ve ever seen. Calling these EMUS ostriches is like calling a Cassowary a parrot. 😂🤣😂

[@Gynra]

Darn! That's why I couldn't get the thing to talk!

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

First dude got a little snow cone and loved it. Looked like he was really enjoying himself. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@madthingsus]

these moments really incredible

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

It must be so cool to have humming birds friends that will let you feed them.

[@OlyviaGayl]

It's an emu chasing the dog, not an ostrich

[@rogerthat10-47]

Now that Donkey is a SuperStar.

[@Mocking69]

Swimming with dolphins is wonderful ♪

[@RobertoRMOLA]

NOT this time! At 2:47 the left propeller was REALLY not being powered. Part of its slow movement was due to ram air force into the engine inlet, not a fps vs rotation match. The blades are in a position usually called "feathered", to provide less aerodynamic drag when engine is OFF. Only the right engine is operating with the blades on normal angle. The pilot that filmed this situation on an OV-10 Bronco was showing exactly that: sort of "Hey guys! Look at that! One engine off and the other turning! It is Brain Time...

[@steve_beatty]

yep..thanks for saving me from typing all that out 👍🏼

[@mickyd824]

The prop was feathered and it was windmilling.....(not under power)

[@stevent9665]

Came here to say that.

[@RobertoRMOLA]

@@steve_beatty Yes, it was really grueling to type all that stuff...I'll wait for you guys at the next time!

[@rachelreneer56]

I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks for letting the original play with sound. I liked your simple and direct narrative. Subscribed.

[@efficientfuture]

At 6:45, those aren't ostriches, they are Emus. Totally different animals. They are less aggressive, weaker, smaller and slower.

[@itsumotanoshimi]

LOL, they are not less aggressive and are just as dangerous as an ostrich.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

"Runaway train never coming back." "Wrong way on a one track."

[@crystalglass6]

The mule backing up, was the best

[@swissmaid]

Thanks for the smile,

[@markarnold2518]

the propeller at 2:48 is feathered , nothing to do with film speed

[@charlesmadison1384]

The prop pitch tells it all. It's feathered.

[@magazutown6278]

Fantastic, people got talent

[@charliem.7492]

6:35 Those are NOT ostriches, they are Emus!

[@dahotausa]

Hold onto your helmets! Instant regret makes a grand entrance in this fail compilation.

[@contrarian8870]

@02:57 Nope, the engine on (our) right is not working. If this were film shutter, the blades would curve (high rotational speed) like on the working engine on (our) left. The blades are straight.

[@cavekritter1]

Feathered prop to reduce drag on non rotating engine for sure

[@beth-rg8bm]

1:59 Very well done!

[@shash22]

4:04 Never got bored doesn't matter how many times I watched her swimming

[@official_nick_knight]

4:30 that's a legit good invention/idea!! 6:20 also great idea!! I had what I thought was the highest jumping dog in the world but we stopped training him after injury from jumping too high. I fully understand the need for this👍

[@TimHammett1964]

4:03 thank you for that! Nice.

[@forthefunofit3230]

that's a funny looking ostrich

[@welcometoshush]

Nice parking by the mule at 12:05

[@NANA4bacon]

@6:41 that's a emu, not an ostrich

[@garviere]

So where’s the snake in the first still! I HATE CLICK BAIT!!!!!!!

[@Zizzo4444]

He really just called an emu an ostrich😂

[@SilntObsvr]

No, that propeller at 3:00 or so is (almost) stopped and feathered. Looks like they're working on a restart. This is done from time to time as a training exercise.

[@ayimmali2893]

Woooow!

[@Lord_Ronin_The_Compassionate]

The port side airplane propellor appears to have been “feathered” (as shown by the edge first position) something that’s done to reduce drag if the engine stops working. If it was due to matching rpm/camera frame rate then please explain why the starboard propellor is spinning normally?

[@macahitt]

Exactly!

[@SerenityNow....]

I think you're correct. I notice that these videos, and Mind Warehouse ones, tend to have a lot of inaccurate information.

[@keithlibner9259]

There are two throttle controls. It is rare that both would be turning at the exact same RPM. Within a hundred or so RPM would keep the plane flying straight.

[@n666eo]

@@keithlibner9259 There is a sync fonction in these airplanes that keeps the propellers at the exact same RPM. Also, that doesn't explain the position of the left propeller...

[@brianmck7363]

The snake and gator is who bites first becomes the other ones dinner 🍲

[@nicholastuckett4363]

Anaconda

[@elizabethrose8504]

That’s the funniest looking ostrich I’ve seen lol …. Try an emu ….

[@Pinky_Staines1947]

You should be very worried when an Ozzy says "trust me"

[@playadeldiablo]

Weird looking Ostriches!!!!!! Hahaaaaaa...

[@sachamckenzie8608]

This guy obviously has no idea what an ostrich looks like 😂

[@paulriversred738]

10:12 that's so satisfying

[@mucsalto8377]

thze bird chasing the dog at 7:00 is a Nandu (Rhea americana) from South America, not an Ostrich or an Emu

[@QuishaDiscoveryvn]

great

[@kunkka5]

10:41 a brave snake but I just don't have a sense of direction

[@touchofgrey5372]

Actually, that's an emu not an ostrich, but thanks for the great song!

[@tima.478]

10:53 It truly is better to just meet your problems, "head on!"

[@joeh4295]

I have Emu on my farm. Those aren't Ostrich at 6:39, they're Emu

[@steel186]

YES, THEY ARE EMU’S!!!! And now that everyone knows let’s move on. Goodness people let it GO

[@snowwhitehair485]

1:47 That explains why my rear screen always gets covered in muck every time I drive in the rain. (And a roof spoiler did not solve the problem).

[@MrCaissed]

Those ostrich are chasing what giraffes?!!

[@rogerthat10-47]

@11:50 Just like Archimedes, but he probably used a Parabolic mirror.

[@AdamSharpe-ih8xz]

That axe should have been invented a lonnnnng time ago!

[@CuriousFoxyva]

At 6:35 he called an emu an ostrich

[@mike.47]

7:38 First it’s called a Sting Ray then it’s called a Manta Ray. Two different species my friend.

[@TizonaAmanthia]

so...what's that image on the cover, anyway?

[@nicholassiminson2699]

Correction - The Propeller is „feathered“ ie Engine not running and „Drag“ reduced to a Minimum. Also - Ostriches look a bit different , these are probably Emus.

[@iandaly8786]

The Ostrich is a Black and white bird From Africa. The Birds playing with the dogs in this Video are brown Emus from Australia

[@righty-o3585]

Sting rays and manta rays are not the same animal. You were correct the first time though. That was a Sting ray

[@steeldriver1776]

We got enough narrated compilations. Just let it ride bro.

[@ravenblue7805]

Absolutely agree....

[@karenwindspirit5907]

They were emus!!

[@Nigel2Zoom]

6:40 that's not an Ostrich it is a Emu.

[@Solvang_circus]

6:46 I believe those are emus

[@beth-rg8bm]

4:02 It is fun, and scary as 🖕 on rough windy days!

[@chasdrum]

Maybe Brain Time could use some brain to learn the difference between ostriches, emus, stingrays, and manta rays. Who knows what else just in this video? I gave up.

[@Asri............]

wooooooow!!!!!!

[@haroldhart2688]

THAT IS NOT an OSTRIDGE But an EMU

[@leelydston1225]

Not an Ostrich. It's an Emu. (6:46)

[@ThunderKat]

2:50 Ain't magic or anything, is actually flying with one engine only... You wouldn't be able to see any dust on the surface otherwise but only a line of blur all across, no dots.

[@darkknight1948]

Hi

[@KainaX122]

Yeah, those aren’t ostriches, dude. Those are emus.

[@terryjackson8773]

6:31 is an emu, not an ostrich.

[@missy1806]

A bit sad that Brain Time can't tell the difference between an ostrich and an emu (6.42 secs) lol

[@Sir_Wm]

At the 6:32 mark, the birds are Emus, not Ostriches.

[@Bu2Spike]

At 2:13 was that a slow mo lightning strike or what?

[@stevecook413]

The propeller is what is called feathered

[@garybrotherton5732]

Those were emus walking the dogs, not ostriches

[@woodchuck306]

2:50 Wrong. It is very clearly visible that the propeller is feathered and not under power. You can see marks on the cone that keep their position relative to the blades. Look at the other propeller. Does it look the same??? Cheez-wiz. Is reality so hard to see?

[@2009numan]

they were Emu's that clip with the dog

[@jacquessmit115]

Those ostriches are actually emus native to Australia

[@BrianW211]

Ostrich-->Emu, Manta Ray-->Sting Ray, BRAIN TIME-->CLICK BAIT GARBAGE. Yeah, same thing.

[@krgraves1]

at 6:40 the birds are Emu not ostrich

[@Imotepth]

Can somebody count the "Emu, not Ostrich" comments? :) P.S: That axe is dope, but you still have to hit the spot where the rings are starting (or chop really soft wood with it)

[@elijahparkes5037]

top 4

[@fourgedmushrooms5958]

6:40 Australia EMU actually not ostrich

[@tchilds1077]

Yep. Emus.

[@SEVIMCRUZ]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@romlyn99]

6:40 not Ostriches - Australian Emu's

[@prider57]

EMU!!!!!

[@robertsmith9096]

Those are Emus not ostriches

[@beth-rg8bm]

6:58 Emu?

[@jb-es5zj]

that doodat the start was in the half pipe at the w olympics

[@steveschindler2802]

I wonder if anyone will notice those are Emus and not ostriches

[@mosesmanaka8109]

Those Ostriches are actually emus. Trust me l am South African and know ostriches.

[@channelcarsbikes5169]

Are these moments really incredible?

[@ravenblue7805]

Not even credible.....😉

[@drm315]

These videos are pretty good if you mute the inane narration!

[@garysawyer9862]

Those were EMU's chasing the dog.............not Ostriches...................

[@Bu2Spike]

That was a emu at 6:40

[@heresjohnny3982]

Sometimes less (words) means more

[@SnaykEyes77]

6:31 - They're emus.....

[@ChumlyPage]

That one video is where I live …

[@Saltsmanjay]

Stingrays aren't Manta Rays