ALL OF R/NATUREISF**KINGLIT

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An hour of top posts from r/Natureisf**kinglit on Reddit. Join the community subreddit at / emkay Video credits below.
Narrator ► / @itsboobin
Narrator ► / @jaymick
Narrator ► / @thelexikitty
00:00:00 - r/Natureisf***inglit | Comically Large Bird | Jack
00:15:37 - r/Natureisf**kinglit | the car is iced out | Robin
00:25:20 - r/Natureisf**kinglit | that's rude. | Jack
00:35:27 - r/Natureisf**kinglit | real life minecraft | Lexi
00:42:53 - r/Natureisf**kinglit | the snow is alive | Jack
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[@alexismyers6053]

Robin: “this is so cool! Nature is so amazing!” Jack: “do I want to make this wholesome, cursed, or blursed?” Lexi: *incoherent screeching*

[@stevieevans6335]

Me: dying laughing at this comment ❤😂

[@tytanium654]

Lexi's one of my favorite hosts. I love incoherent screeching :D

[@stevieevans6335]

@@tytanium654 I agree!

[@tytanium654]

@@stevieevans6335 I'm also a computer guy so I mainly watch tech subs

[@alexismyers6053]

@@tytanium654 same! It also helps that her name is the same as my nickname, just a different spelling lol

[@loganquayle3682]

5:22 jack thinking that it's made out of wood is the funniest thing to me

[@loriw2661]

“Presenting: Earth’s nipple” A sentence I never thought I’d hear. Lol! Leave it to Jack

[@dragonspirit996]

"What shampoo do you use?!" Water, lots of water lol. Birds clean their feathers regularly, but only with water (I know he was joking lol, but it is true that while animals don't bathe the same as us, the majority of them do clean themselves regularly in some shape or form ^^)

[@stevieevans6335]

"BRO I AM TRIPPING SO HARD RIGHT NOW" * Cute Emkay guy chasing birds asking what shampoo they use * What the hell is actually going on in this video? I woke up to hearing this instead of seeing it and I can't tell if I'm awake yet 🤣🤣🤣

[@pirobot668beta]

The cows with enormous horns aren't what they appear. Yes, the horns are huge, but the are paper-thin! Easily damaged, the herdsman and the cattle are both careful about damage. The Bulls rarely fight each other; they are happy to roar at each other while kicking up dust.

[@DoodlesAndDont]

Cool!

[@edenphillips644]

yup! the horns being mostly hollow helps them distribute heat. since they live in such a hot environment, they need to cool down pretty fast

[@DoodlesAndDont]

@@edenphillips644 isnt that kinda like the fennec fox with the long ears in the dessert?

[@nesstora]

Please tell me im not the only one who immediately goes "Is it real? Looks like AI" every time when sees some really cool photos in this thread. The AI shit just broke me as a person who could enjoy great photos back in the days. Like for real, bird catching a berry? Two horses being absolutely cute? Hundreds of butterflies sitting on one tree? THE BIRB WITH BIRB BABYS UNDER ONES WINGS? How many of those is actually real?

[@iclynnx]

Most of these videos are before the absolute surge of AI images taking over, but yeah, in a lot of other places, I get nervous. At least one way to only support real art is by mostly liking art with a watermark (and the post is by the creator named in the watermark).

[@QingChina1]

0:50 That one looks like AI though.

[@iclynnx]

​​@@QingChina1 The margay picture is 99.99% likely real, just professionally taken with an expensive lens and perhaps corrective editing (no average Joe with a mobile phone is going to catch a photo of that elusive cat). They do have those patterns on the face, and lots of whiskers.

[@QingChina1]

@@iclynnx Ok, that makes sense!

[@UnePaquerette]

Experience, a loooot of post production (editibg the lighting, vibrance of X part, using collage...), and luck. Also, now, AI tools are being included in Photoshop for example, so you can, between other stuff, expand a background using AI (which is suuuper useful, and THANKFULLY doesn't steal from anyone's work). But post-prod work does A LOT. It would absolutely not work without the skills though. Also, when you look at "star rain", shaoed like curved lines going on their little merry way above our heads, that is exposure work. It's a good example of the mix between -again- skills (=experience) and editing afterwards. I don't know if you've ever played with the manual settings of a pro camera, but even on your phone, you can alter the width of the opening and its duration. I don't have the words in english, but it controls how much and how strong the light can enter the camera objective, and imprint in. Remember those cleans shots of "empty" megalopoles by day, when they should be full ? The blurry pictures of old towns in the 19th century, when none smiled ? Or those where they looked either blurry or faded ? That's when light didn't have enough time or space to be captured the camera : you only see what is immobile. It's all about exposure. The stars racing in the night sky without any wlouds to block their way are visible because they are so far away we cannot perceive them moving, when we do so for the clouds. Old people not smiling on argentic photos ? It took so much time to have one sigular picture, for the light to correctly enter the objective and such, that smiling wasn't possible (try not moving a smile for 1h). The empty cities at 4pm on a saturday ? Yup, you guessed it, it's the same thing : time exposure. Buildings don't move, people do. If you're interested by that, there's a pretty cool concept we learnt about in photo history class (art school) : chronophotography. When we were finzlly able to capture movment with a camera. And one of the big questions of the time was answered thanks to that : does the horse ever have its 4 paws in the air when it gallops ? Wild eh ? We never could pause it before ! They discovered that academically in modern times ! :D

[@mrfox8081]

It was an emu war, not a cassowary war

[@davidcroucher6262]

I had to google to check as I momentarily wondered if Australia had actually lost TWO wars to birds.

[@elaexplorer]

Jack would know that, so he was trolling

[@GroggyGremlin]

Erm actually ☝️🤓

[@EZside]

15:40 fun fact, that "anime looking scary creature" is called a "dik-dik"

[@RyRydrums]

What did it do to deserve that name😔

[@beimanuel942]

@@RyRydrums it said “hey look under there”

[@eggs_benedict420]

That just sounds like a British insult.

[@sydneys207]

The way they settle territorial disputes is great! They will start off some distance apart, charge one another, stop short, then nod their heads vigorously, then they will repeat this over and over from greater and greater distances until one stops!

[@Ottermageguy]

Or mouse deer

[@loriw2661]

20:45 Unfortunately , Lilith passed away about a year ago. She was owned by Kevin at New England Reptile Distributors. She was the most beautiful King Cobra I’ve ever seen and EXTREMELY rare. There is one in south Florida near where I live. To my knowledge is the only one we know of.

[@Pellimori]

Don't worry, Jack. I was the one city kid in an animal science class full of farm boys and jumped at the opportunity to be in a pen with a few pigs before any of them did. I did not emerge without some form of bullying for that. They got their turn when it came to skinning the hogs next time we saw them (that. And I didn't dare fight for space amongst a bunch of high school kids with knives).

[@treblesureset2149]

16:05 Fun Fact: Depending on where you live, what looks like a hummingbird may, in fact, be a giant bug. Hawk Moths developed an incredibly similar feeding strategy to hummingbirds and are most active around dusk. Additionally, wearing bright colours may attract them to you.

[@UnePaquerette]

Funfact (since we're beginning a chain of them, which i love) : binturongs smell like buttered popcorn. They're arboricole mammals, and love fruits. They grow to ~80cm long, have medium lenght straight black fur, long and pointy boopable snoots with mighty moustaches pointing around, toe beans on their 4 feet, big claws since they climb trees, and a super strong, long, fluffy tail that they kind of use like spider monkeys would ? They're super cute.

[@judemanr7814]

Fun fact:There is a type of shrimp known as a pistol shrimp which can snap it's claw so hard,it can stun large fish and break small jar and also create a powerful bubble which can reach 25 m/s(90 km/h or 56 mph) and the pressure att it's peak reaches 218 decibels per micropascal. When the cavitation collapes,it emits a short burst of light with a broad spectrum. If the light were of thermal origin it would require a temperature of the emitter of over 5,000 K (4,700 °C) and for comparison the temperature of the sueface of the sun is estimated to be around 5,772 K (5,500 °C). So yeah nature isn't just lit, it's a supernova.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

In the words of Ze Frank, _"I mean, that's some Mortal Kombat finishing move sh*t right there~"_

[@Chortle.]

Stray cat

[@JOYBY_NIKA]

Fun fact: cow horns are actually hollow and surprisingly light

[@novaknavekey]

Hey Lexi! The bird being pink probably doesn’t show up that way to its predators. For example, tigers look green and black to its prey because their prey doesn’t see in the right light spectrum.

[@PlagueDoctorCosplayer]

19:30 NETHERLANDS? WE HAVE BEEN NOTICED, AANVALLEN!!! (Last words were Dutch btw)

[@dieSterbendeGiraffe]

4:47 fun fact: I fell in love with thet picture in 2019(?) and made a crochet blanket with that colour palette!

[@ClakThaMod]

All the bots show up first here bru

[@Barney-calhoun-so6xn]

You got a point ma brotha

[@spaceterrorist]

@@Barney-calhoun-so6xnbenrey

[@surefit.8884]

Where?

[@ClakThaMod]

@@surefit.8884 There were a ton in the comments when the video had zero views

[@axolotlguy4102]

Thanks for taking it’s spot

[@RHaenJarr]

I love the way you say "cabbage". It's great

[@larrackell]

The editing with Jack going from the Dracula voice to the horrified voice was perfect.

[@peacemaker63604]

An hour of beautiful photos? Count me in!!

[@meme13100]

The Australian surprise is one of my worst nightmares

[@schadenfreude3236]

Fun fact, Rafflesia is the inspiration for the Bulbasaur family line. Considering the fact it's a parasitic plant (Paras/Parasect, anyone?) and stinks of rotten meat, that puts a much darker spin on the first three pokemon.

[@sydneys207]

That Rafflesia is commonly known as the stinking corpse lily or the corpse flower!

[@Many.manmenwithotherman]

Albino animal is a shiny pokemon in real life.

[@katalystkatapatheticalyssa5987]

There's an albino deer in my woods!

[@CutlassStian]

At 21:57 "Frosty winter morning in Larvik, Norway" You said it more correct than most :D Good R btw @emkay

[@adammachacek8536]

18:00 Robin: Wait what happened to the bunny? Lizard: ... it took a vacation

[@fluffpupoverlord8784]

I love your videos, and the different voices. You make my days better! Thank you!

[@Connection_Error-px7bn]

6:51 Fun Fact: In Australia, there is a formation nearby the town of Lightning Ridge wherein opalized fossils are frequently found, to the point where many prehistoric organisms named from that area have opalized fossils as part of the total known material. There are even a small handful of pterosaur bones that have opalized, which is almost twice as rare as other opalized fossils due to the fragility of pterosaur bones. So not only did they last long enough to become fossilized, but they also ended up under just the right conditions to opalize.

[@ZenikFoxo]

jack: "im so white" can't stop laughing lol

[@mikethegoo]

Honestly, I would love Robin to come to the Netherlands. I would even love to go places with him here or show him around where I live

[@bewu._.]

Love how the last vid ends and it’s just a silent black screen for the last few seconds lol

[@Zzplys]

Nice to know mother nature doesn't hate us

[@deb8105]

That wasn’t a honey badger at the beginning, it was a plain old badger.

[@erich930]

6:06 - Unless there was another war I haven't heard about, I think Jack was talking about the war on Emus, which are not early as mean as Cassowaries!

[@lachouette_et_le_phoque]

32:21 barn owls are beautiful, but if you've never heard them scream, try looking up a video of it! It's fucking terrifying :D

[@T4ngl3dc0lorz]

Lynx's look like fluffy big adoptable kittens

[@HexenkoeniginVonAngmar]

32:15 The German name is "Schleiereule" which translates to "veil owl" which I like so much more.

[@vetreas366]

That Avadavat was not hiding or standing out, it was making a statement that being: I will use this beak to gouge out your blood and wear it as a trophy.

[@davidbrown3031]

The translucent wings reduce ground shadow. Making the birds prey less aware of the predator's attack. It is camouflage for an aerial ambush

[@PersonCuber]

27:24 it was the wind, the wind did that

[@rizkyyudira4436]

11:51 respect to this guy who managed to get in Arthur's dream to take these pictures

[@duddud9450]

i remember i once made an igloo that was like the video title image, i called it the porcupine igloo

[@almightyyt2101]

An epic thought - before farming humans used to go around doing the exact same thing as the rest of the animals.

[@jaymart04]

9 BOTS LMFAO

[@dayzlove4994]

Alaska isn't just 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶?

[@KateCantDraw]

Nope

[@-kenik9629]

What happened to the Easter Bunny? We probably ran out; My cat used to bring a freshly killed rabbit into the house every Easter morning. My family were either amused or horrified every time.

[@erikarussell1142]

I love agates. Rocks and plants are my serenity. The world is so beautiful. I just want to see it all first hand

[@bananaslamma35]

It's wet, not hot. "Oh you're straight? Well, so's spaghetti until it gets wet" Heating up dry spaghetti will just burn it. In order to make it no longer hard and straight, you put dry pasta in hot water, if you don't have the water, it'll just burn.

[@FioldE10]

Birds produce a type of oil to maintain their feathers.

[@escaped_cephalopod]

Cool nature fact: Octopuses have been known to throw things at other octopuses.

[@HauntedPastel]

Animals sometimes use bright colors to scream "I AM POISONUS DON'T EAT ME!!!" so it is a type of defense ( frogs are a good example of this )

[@GodofBacon29]

Lit af as always

[@_iamsam]

i read all these posts like "🔥ADORABLE BABY KANGAROO IN ITS MOTHERS POUCH!!" in a deep, aggressive voice 😭

[@kewoshk]

2:15 birds regularly wash and preen themselves, Jack 😅 You never seen any of them doing it?

[@vincentender1486]

Sadly Lilith has passed away, unfortunately wild caught animals essentially almost always have parasites, and can be super hard to get rid of and/or cause later health issues.

[@RoseCardinals8946]

3:53 and 4:15 is hilarious because of Jack's reaction lol

[@spiderzilla7o7]

bro my car just turned into a diamond alien

[@sarab3888]

Fun fact: blue feathers don't exist. If you look at them under a microscope they're actually brown

[@dragonspirit996]

Yep! They have special structures to reflect light in a way that makes them appear blue, but there is no actual blue coloration at the microscopic level. They're like really cool natural prisms!

[@nashira-eo9tu]

33:35 MOVE SNOW, GET OUT THE WAY, GET OUT THE WAY SNOW GET OUT THE WAY🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@belthizor]

Jack, we (Australians) lost the war against EMUS, not Cassowaries

[@yveshku5583]

I did claim an early token. Nature is awesome sometimes. And adorable. And surprising. And just so surreal occasionally. So much adorable and cool stuff in this video, absolutely would watch again just for good vibes. Love me some foxes, wolves, cats, usually my favourite animals, but they all so great and interesting. Volcanos are awesome, from a safe distance. Simply the land, plants, sea and sky have such variety too in being so cool and pretty to see. Also, shoutout to all the photographers out there who captured this stuff.

[@mr.lizard666]

you made a promise, summer time or apocalypse.

[@yveshku5583]

@@mr.lizard666 There you go, as promised. Nature is incredible.

[@mr.lizard666]

@@yveshku5583 thx

[@AbsoluteAbo]

9:31 oh that looks like a kookaburra

[@CrossGaming-kg4hk]

Lexi, I play Flower and it is one of the best games ever made and I love that you play it as well.

[@mjsthetopshelf]

Look at the devil's post pile. No you cant take them home. Haha.

[@SheepLiver]

0:02 it's only like this on a mountain or really big hill, as an alaskan. this is only in very specific spots

[@helseth9986]

Got to admit, my mind went a different direction when I heard White Cougar

[@FatalRbx]

Emkay team, please update us at some point. We know something's up. (for those wondering, we've had more missed or late videos, and more compilation videos)

[@emilygratz9203]

37:53 I PLAYED FLOWER OMG-

[@SixWingZombi]

16:12 Honeybees don't need protecting as much as native pollinators. European Honeybees are invasive creatures that have the luxury of having adapted to live alongside humans. Its the native bee populations that are in danger of being wiped out due to loss of habitat, pollution and other factors. They're typically specialized pollinators who perform a lion's share of the work for those plants they focus in.

[@BJC95]

i love "a mega duck"

[@Noname-xl3if]

I agree, all of nature is f**king lit.

[@mythicalones3826]

at 8:30 it's funny because that's only like 10% of the actual iceberg

[@SylvieGrimalkin]

Lilith the king cobra passed away a while ago. Was owned by Kevin from New England reptile distributor. Or NERD for short. He was devastated when she died. He’s got an awesome KZbin channel. Anyone who enjoys snakes will love it.

[@francesca5295]

The Iceber remined me of the move Rapanui...

[@najrenchelf2751]

23:45 - film makers wished their storms looked like this...

[@Whos.aim3]

7:06 frogsley and hawkette the animated series: tale of two

[@almightyyt2101]

Spring that flows through a living tree - that also has also completely consumed a mans body growing around the bones so its the most bestest spring water thats issues forth from a skeleton

[@collinvesel9362]

Yay! The timestamps are back!

[@gretchenmyers1279]

7:15 red shouldered hawks eat amphibians, so maybe this one was deciding if it was hungry. 27:25 wind goes one way, wave/tide goes the other, or maybe water creature just jumped/tail slapped

[@phydeux]

Someone forgot the end card. I thought my internet had gone out. 😄

[@18videowatcher41]

Thalassophobia is the intense fear of deep water, and thalassophobic is indeed a word, capable of being used to describe an individual who experiences thalassophobia.

[@MaxYvonne-eu4qt]

Me when I see a thing from Alberta (I swear we are forgotten when it comes to Canadian places)

[@Fruityflootloops]

7:04 that’s all fun and games until the hawk catches up 😢

[@darkmya19]

0:52 we must protect the cutiet

[@YoylecakeJ]

5:26 We have these type of duck at our local canal. The one shown is a male mandarin. The females and chicks are also beautiful.

[@user-dj3dg4nu9x]

I've been to the park in the netherlands it was fuuuuking beautiful and expensive it's also only open from March to May

[@TraeMccombs-pw1nm]

THE CABBAGE HAD THREE SPIRALS

[@Qwertky]

All those birds in Jack's part look like some OC fanart of regular, boring birds.

[@Smilley85]

41:00 You should look up "Magyar Vizsla". They're a breed of dog that's just a uniform beige, even their nose and eye color. I swear I saw one poop and that had the same color too.

[@topazdrake42]

Barn owls are also known as Banshee owls

[@The_Awesomeness999]

We lost to emus, not cassowaries. Close, but the emu is less likely to murder you even when semi-tamed.

[@Reatha-zj2lw]

You definitely deserve more recognition for this!

[@repage_]

bot

[@sodypop649]

bot

[@UndeadlyBat]

Bot

[@Hydraboss343]

Yep 100% a bot

[@guywithglasses_]

Bot

[@Avah-fj5wo]

All I can think of when I see the baby seal with the shark is BABY SHARK DOO DOO DOO DOO🎉

[@rajmohabe8412]

1:59 the beehive kinda looks like the doom helmet

[@l_uxtrous]

33:20 that’s literally just the grinches mountain

[@thiscarnivorestudent7586]

GRACKLE! Theyre native to the south US of A (and I love them very much :) )

[@emilygratz9203]

37:44 i swear some wild cats are just angery poof balls.

[@emilygratz9203]

50:35 lol

[@almightyyt2101]

A cicada? The ones that spawn under the fir tree at the corner look like mini Annihilises and completely cover the tree the ground and you if u happen to walk up to them too quick before u notice them - like my entire family walking our doggies and being swarmed by these machines - they were so loud and their wings beat so hard it was like they couldnt be anything besides machines wit energy beamed into them - they dont harm you but the experience is nightmare fuel for a grown man - think they traumatized the kids lol