Animals That Are NIGHTMARE FUEL | Rosiebellmoo Reacts To Casual Geographic

[@Aluze]

So this silly lady showed up one day on my recommended and she just never left. So i guess I watch her now. I've been adopted I guess

[@kaze66613]

same, i realized i was watching her videos every time they showed up in my recommended, and i thought "maybe i should just subscribe"

[@DragonxFlutter]

Same. She cute though, so I don’t mind.

[@Rosiebellmoo]

One of ussss

[@Skelterbane69]

"Part of the crew, part of the ship"

[@danielwood4704]

Same boat really, I just kinda found myself enjoying her vids.

[@TotallyCluelessGamer]

Fun fact: If you have a pet cat and it starts making squeaking and chattering sounds by the window that usually means it saw a bird or rodent and is trying to lure it closer.

[@Tactical_SpiderIV]

A guy called the fat electrician made a great video on the beaver drop I highly recommend!

[@syko2164]

That Chubby Electron guy always makes good videos

[@drewwar9344]

Lol she reacted to it 😂

[@Tactical_SpiderIV]

@@drewwar9344 man I didn’t know thaks for the information!😂

[@Captain8Legs]

​@@Tactical_SpiderIV I love your user icon ❤❤❤

[@Tactical_SpiderIV]

@@Captain8Legs thanks I made it in the photo app love yours to! Jumping spiders are the best!❤️

[@TheJadeFist]

step mom once watched a turkey kick its own ass smashing against a window because it was too stupid to realize it was fighting its own reflection

[@KhronicD]

The red breasted robin is so territorial that the males will attack anything of about the right size that has red on it. Often to the point where they end up hurting themselves. I bet reflections count for them too.

[@Firestar-TV]

Regarding the spiked Tongue: all Penguins have that. It prevents Fish from freeing themselves once they are catched. Some other Birds like Geese have that too and it helps those to grab Underwater Plants to eat

[@lowkeyarki7091]

casual geographic : talking about how deadly the bison is rosie: awwwe look how fluffy he is, he's so cute this is the content I came here for

[@Aweburn82]

The Bison is her relative. That's why.

[@brziperiod]

Yeah lol​@@Aweburn82

[@jerrywebb06]

About cats mimicking prey, house cats will mimic the sound or birds and squirrels to hunt them.

[@pureheartspassionarts]

Imagine being a squirrel and you hear someone saying "hey, buddy come over here, I found the best nuts", and you round the corner and it's a freaking furry mimic demon who will play with you before killing you and eating you. That's horror movie stuff.

[@killzone014]

Those blue water slugs even though they are dangerous they do look pretty cool, and something so strange you might see on an alien planet lol.

[@ashenblood]

Wouldn't be surprised if the otter thingy was real, in fact, I'd bet it was real. They literally tried to use cats as spies in the cold war after all.

[@charlesws7825]

And our military wanted to weaponize dolphins. Just imagine an animal, and someone wanted to use it at some point!

[@The_Real_Mr_Al]

Don't forget the Americans in WW2 thought using bats as living firebombs was a good enough idea to try!

[@ashenblood]

@@The_Real_Mr_Al they got the Genghis Khan mentality lmao

[@Max-ji5cg]

Jellyfish necromancy DPS spells are S+. If enough jellyfish die off a the shore of a single beach, enough of their dead cells will be in the water and cause irritation to swimmers. That was not a fun beach day.

[@Sylfa]

Chickens are actually pretty smart. Scientists have identified 24 different calls that have distinct meanings, such as warning for a flying predator. And they've also noted that roosters will do this call if a female is nearby, but if it's only the rooster and a competitor rooster it *won't* warn it's rival about the predator it spotted. There's other things as well, such as how they recognize people by looks and can tell a fox plushie from a real fox at a glance. Though that last one is partially because they are very sensitive to motion and can tell the plushie isn't moving like a fox.

[@TK0921]

The damascus goat look like the kinda goat that would sacrifice YOU to satan instead of the other way around.

[@drizzet11]

fun fact about cats mimicking things, cats don't meow at each other, those clever stink weasels have learned to mimic the sound of human infants to make us feed/pet them.

[@mielliot13]

yeah, cats managed to tame the most uncontrollable animal on earth with that trick

[@langdonledwig3734]

@@mielliot13why else do you think ancient Egyptians worshipped them?

[@MiasmicBlight]

I legit was hiking in Montana and got approached by a deer while I was *cough* producing water because the guy could sense the salt in it. TvT

[@ZamZakuZou]

Asian otters attack joggers few weeks ago in my country. Probably provoked the little dudes and the whole gang came and bite the jogger.

[@CaptDestro]

Otters/Seals are just Honey Badgers of the sea/lakes/water

[@coffee_2234]

That goat saw something

[@jonathandietrich3940]

yeah, himself

[@President_Starscream]

"Nobody EVER suspects the BUTTERFLY!"

[@charlesws7825]

Unless you talk to someone from New Zealand. There's moths that suck peoples' blood. (Moths are close enough to butterflies, so!)

[@KhronicD]

@@charlesws7825 Pretty much every species of butterfly will drink blood. They can only consume liquids, and blood is waaaaaaaaaaay more calorie dense than flower nectar. There's plenty of pictures of freshly killed animals covered with butterflies. Granted, they can't actually suck your blood, but if there's enough damage and blood is flowing, they will happily crazy straw it up.

[@TombstoneActual42]

Simpsons reference!

[@KhronicD]

I'm starting to get really annoyed about youtube deleting my comments. All I said was that butterflies drink blood. Why does that make my comment a problem?

[@President_Starscream]

@KhronicD IDK why youtube would delete that, YT just being dumb i guess.I actually think that blood drinking butterflies and moths are pretty metal!

[@Phantomcrustacean]

6:05 I would recommend you watch the fat files for more details on that, The guy who runs the channel has all kinds of crazy story about what the American government does with shit

[@coffee_2234]

11:35 to be fair bird like the turkey are prey animal so of course they gotta view everything as a possible threat even if it past tense

[@remnatsuki8792]

This is so catchy!! Definitely adding this to my playlist 😍

[@laurencefraser]

regarding jaguars climbing while holding heavy things: when I was a kid we had a pet cat who would catch rabbits/hares as big as him and jump up onto the six foot fence that surrounded the back part of our property with said critter in his mouth. He was both fairly large and made of VERY solid muscle. Also, housecats can immitate the sounds of some of the birds they eat pretty well too.

[@Bubu567]

Red-tailed hawk makes the sound people think is the sound of an eagle. They are also called 'chicken hawks'. That is also an insult used to say someone is pretending to be tougher than they actually are.

[@sanos1919]

13:35 Rosie: *"YOU COULD RIDE THAT INTO BATTLE!!"* Probably the best thing she ever said 😂😂

[@Rosiebellmoo]

Its true though! I always consider if the animal could be a trusty steed!

[@tenchraven]

With the beavers, the one that lost only fell because he paniced and jumped. Even though his box openned, he could have just sat there.

[@charlesws7825]

A great reaction and your editing makes CG's video even funnier, Rosie! 😆 And it's YOUR fault I pictured the Lone Ranger hopping on a Mountain Goat: "Hiyo, Fluffy! AWAY!"

[@pulse0000]

The Fat Electrician has a really good video on the beaver story.

[@anlydaly5726]

6:00 - 8:30 Another KZbinr called The Fat Electrician made a video abot this weird Beaver D Day story I personally recommend it

[@Sai_Ef]

6:27 omg nostalgia hits hard, editor or whoever put the sound in, thank you

[@MadPirateShin]

Thumbed up for linking the original!

[@masahirosakurai488]

14:16 I'm saving this

[@Devin_Stromgren]

The sound that people usually associate with eagles is actually the cry of the Red Tailed Hawk.

[@fgialcgorge7392]

The Fat Electricians video on the "Beaver Drop" is really good, so are all of his videos really.

[@ViralMag_Ravager]

13:35 Rosie confirming the Moatain Goat is her Dark Souls spirit Mount, who needs Torrent anyway 😂

[@Zaela_Zhezzaia]

That reindeer fact at the end got me busting up. I could not stop laughing.

[@NightL3gacy47]

6:00 The Fat Electrician did a video about the beavers that got airdropped. I'd 10/10 recommend that one

[@1Grainer1]

12:50 that goat is going for the top, and doesn't give a single f, a true hustler if you've ever seen one

[@AngiraBlu96]

15:39-15:53 “They just leave that up there, like a grocery cart,…?” Girl, you just described one of my biggest pet peeves. 😅🤣

[@wesrrowlands8309]

Those freaky goats look like something out of Parasite Eve 2. I remember the beaver story from Fat Electrician, he's seen silly stuff for his channel and I think even this one shocked him. Turkeys are very dumb, one came into our yard to look at a litter of kittens as apparently it thought they were baby turkeys. They also are too dumb to fly high above the road so they slam into the side of cars.

[@RaichuWizDom]

@Rosiebellmoo The folks at the Cairngorn national park explain it better, but about the reindeer thing: the reason those animals can eat toxic mushrooms is because a) they're ruminants, they have multiple stomachs and plenty of gut bacteria to handle stuff normal animals can't and b) one of those bacteria can break down the specific toxins of that mushroom. Pretty sure it's a fly agaric. Bottom line being: it's not even the reindeer themselves that are immune, they just have special bacteria in their stomachs. Like they've eaten turbo-yoghurt. Highly recommend the reindeer myths busted on their blog, incidentally, there's quite a few things that are commonly misreported and in need of debunking (like Santa's reindeer being female, or the whole Rudolph thing)

[@jakobjakovski2008]

Casual Geographic X VTuber, thank you.

[@MrPDHobbit]

Has Rosie ever watched "mystery flesh pit national park" youtube video?

[@gabrielkawa3477]

5:28 Snakes too, for about a week after they did I believe.

[@mjm3091]

8:00 And that's how Timberborn was born. lol

[@christerprestberg3973]

I want to know how tf that Geronimo beaver was selected to be the tester for airdropped beavers, what did he do afterwards? Did he get to retire peacefully? Also, I am split on whether cows,horses, or chickens are the dumbest animal I've ever had the displeasure of working with >.> .

[@marrowthedeathknight6744]

Same i tend to scream bloody murder to attract my mate😂

[@Painfulldarksoul]

Ben Franklin had a point. This might have been the perfect national bird for America.

[@ShadowcatAlfa]

chickens are actually pretty smart and brave, well, some breeds are, some are just hopeless

[@thejerg]

The sound everyone associates with the bald eagle is actually the sound of a red tail hawk

[@ROGERTULL]

THAT LEOPARD DRAGGED A BABY ELEPHANT UP THE TREE

[@1Grainer1]

5:04 priest touch slug, because as we say here, bad touch hurts whole life, which is refering to high number of cases of pdfs among priests, i think 90% of cases i've heard on tv was about priests tbh

[@WierdArtistMarcell]

When it comes to cats imitating prey. House cats imitate babies. Meowing is their ploy of making us do their bidding.

[@zander2095]

The Fat Electrician has a whole video about the beaver relocation.

[@fgialcgorge7392]

My goodness. Imagine if human women screamed like that when they wanted to play smash. Also, almost all cats mimic. That's why sometimes it sounds like your cat is responding if you say things like "yeah" or "I know" when they meow. I have videos of my cats doing it. Two of them mimic me, one doesn't. The one that doesn't mimic me is a huge daddies girl of a cat though. She always wants uppies. Also, also, it's why they do that cackle thing when they look out the window.

[@Ichigoeki]

The thing about drinking roofied reindeer piss to get high... Well, there're two stories related to that. 1) How do you think ancient nordic/scandinavian shamans got their visions? 2) How do you think the berserkers became a thing? (hint: they didn't need any animals for this)

[@Brainhorn]

23:03 Yeah he's an usual looking creature lol

[@Blindeyeseesfar]

thefatelectrician did a good video on the parachuted beaver event, very entertaining

[@phishinround420]

Fun fact, America only recently officially made the Bald Eagle its national bird. It didn’t have one until recently. Fact.

[@awfuldynne]

As of October 1, 2024, The Wikipedia list of national birds says the bald eagle is still unofficial, and the only thing I found on the topic of making it official was congressman Finstad's website saying in June he was proposing legislation to do so-which, unless there's something more recent I missed, means it hasn't even been put forward for a vote.

[@cruxnajii2056]

The sound we use for bald eagles is not fake, it's real, but it comes from a falcon and not an eagle

[@Rosiebellmoo]

Oh right that's what it was

[@Magpiebard]

Must remember the next time I'm hiking to bring BOTH bear spray and now apparently a spray bottle full of salt water on my belt. Good to know. Or, maybe I'll just stay home where the likelihood of goat attack is lower. Lower, not zero, but certainly lower. (You never know where those sticky footed bastards might hiding, they could be on your roof RIGHT NOW! Save Yourself! RUNNNNNN)

[@blueylizardgamer8281]

the blue dragon sea slug eat blue bottles and the stingers they absorb stacks so the older they are the more dangerous

[@Draconaris]

Love ya Rosie!

[@josephulianna9480]

If you look close enough the face of the yak goat thing looks like the rhinos from ice age

[@Rosiebellmoo]

Oh they kinda do ..I see it haha

[@eddawg79]

The Fat Electrician did a story on the beaver story.

[@lasarith2]

7:05 there in boxes, which would open once it lands - ( if you ever see air America- Robert Downey jr / Mel Gibson when they air drop the pigs .

[@jayd.doubledubs]

MORE CASUAL AND ROSIE, LET'S GOOOOOOOO!

[@robertmancuso-e9g]

good words of there cute when there young but ugly when there older yep sounds about right think its a universal thing on all animals

[@samuelcrows]

Rule of nature: If it is small and colorful, don't touch it.

[@ndr2q]

0:00 Badapapa ❤

[@Parasolhyena]

Chickens are actually a lot smarter then most people think. Can do math, can do puzzles and males that need to compete are even smarter to be able to trick there rivals to get attacked by hawks so they can bump up higher in the power structure.

[@America_Yea]

I'm shocked he didn't talk aboute the moose here since they body a ton of people a year.

[@UltIsHanJisung]

Im finally early, i love animal videos i could watch them all day ❤

[@noctusdoesthings]

Rosie, you need to watch Lindsay Nicole's history of life on earth vids. They're fascinating

[@gabrielkawa3477]

11:40 Makes me wonder how they're still alive

[@nicodemusmaxwell1624]

15:14 That’s a leopard

[@ArabianLuffy]

Animals as if you have seen them before… like in the manga, Berserk.

[@ashatodavtuber]

the little x-men jingle made my inner child happy

[@michaelgum97]

So about the mountain lions. There was one instance where a California man was held captive as a s*x slave for two weeks by a female mountain lion.

[@jackblades90]

thi higlights for me were: roided goat penguin rock currency and the damn C.H.U.D. at the beguning and if you know what that means, yes you are old.

[@KhronicD]

I didn't know this, but according to half of this comment section, some youtuber called the fat electrician made a video about the beaver airdrop thing. Posting this because I feel left out.

[@shoshenuzumaki9523]

I love your voice. It's mooooooorvelous.

[@Didymus20X6]

A Flying Lemur? MOMO? He looked cuter on Avatar.

[@user-knwimsodo321]

stargate? ... i need look the movie...

[@MySerpentine]

3:06 If Gollum could fly

[@Poke-ladd]

I wonder if there is a sea slug vtuber Like she’s all sassy and deadly to touch

[@deathssinner]

Fat electrician did a video about the beavers

[@Karyuvtuber]

Peeing all by yourself handsome? 😂

[@ashardalondragnipurake]

like a grocery cart? rosie, you dont bring your grocery cart back? have you no honor?

[@axletheprotogen]

The sound you hear that is associated with America is a red-tailed hawk not a bald eagle.

[@FrogmanAnime]

Watch the fat electricians video on operation beaver drop. Great video, explains it in great detail

[@marcellus277]

wonder if she knows about the wolf airdrops in yellowstone

[@Rosiebellmoo]

I do not

[@gamemasternintendoo]

0:16 *WHY DOES THAT THING LOOK LIKE IT HAS DOWNS SYNDROME!!!* If animals went to school it would be one of the ones riding the short bus to school!!! 😏

[@gabrielkawa3477]

2:10 I would be running

[@serpentinious7745]

IRL SCP

[@aardvarkqq]

Skyrim goats

[@huhfeesh]

A cougar once took a man hostage as a sex slave.

[@cRoW_Dman2002]

Bro these look ai generated but the fact that they aren't frightens me. 😂😂😂

[@tonydai782]

15:11 nope not a jaguar

[@222aztek]

I did not know

[@aasishwarsaravana5748]

Casual Geographic uploaded a new video today! Watched it, looking forward to your reaction to it! 🔥

[@serpentinious7745]

I've heard that an elephants brain reacts to humans the same way that a humans' brain reacts to puppies. They think we're cute. I don't know if it's true. But I'd like to believe it is. Certainly not going to test it though. I'm not _that_ stupid.