Scariest Hybrid Animals That Actually Exist

[@junlei6964]

The fact that people have to make make naked chickens to solve the overcrowded chicken problem should probably be a sign that those chickens aren’t given the most humane conditions

[@weird_art_kid]

Yeah! The fact that the chickens overheat because there are so many, that’s horrible!

[@ejirokirishima7258]

It is very cruel indeed

[@weird_art_kid]

@@ejirokirishima7258 Agreed.

[@ejirokirishima7258]

@@weird_art_kid just thought ur comment was mine for a sec I got confused cus uhm I didn’t remember commenting about chickens-

[@HarmonyOC]

I'm ashamed

[@Carnyx_1]

My daughter has a wolf-dog. I've had dogs my whole life and I can tell you from experience they need constant attention and supervision. They don't seem to get the concept that they have to behave even when no one is watching. That plus endless energy makes them a hand full.

[@tri-seeker2753]

I can tell from my own experience, that they can wait alone at the flat until I get home from work and then follow leashlessly on a walk. Sleeping with me at the bed through the night.

[@melissachampion1885]

two of our doggies died!abc if u want to mourn our doggies

[@robertnoble7554]

"They don't seem to get the concept that they have to behave even when no one is watching." - What is your daughter and wolf dog doing?

[@Popstar_xoxo]

My friends got a wolf dog

[@ophelian4646]

Wolfs are a wild specie and should not be mixed with domestic dogs. There is no need for this.

[@matthewwilson9749]

This goes to prove that just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Dr. Malcolm(Jurassic Park) certainly thought so.

[@SuperboyLilly]

Well, why not?

[@Justin-pe9cl]

Very true

[@Ziton98]

Unless it's natural.

[@gokublack3107]

And why tf not 🧐...is it hurting some one? is causing a problem?.....I rather see new animal others than same old boring one's...at least they look cooler...it's 2023 I wanna see a damn pokemon by now....so shut up.....😒🍵 Get used to it...

[@kennymoore2612]

I can tell you really enjoyed being able to say “Knickers” without consequence by hiding behind the name of that cow.

[@KarnaOG]

We all did

[@Sk8bort_Tees]

He’s been waiting for this day smh

[@sanriospink7348]

​@@KarnaOG well yeah of course most yt people are racist it's a pet of you guys

[@camilosanchez831]

@@KarnaOGrepent and believe the gospel. Evolution is fake!

[@Chino_vlog]

Calm down y’all so soft jeez

[@xxhierophantxx]

Seeing Steve Irwin unexpectedly almost brought a tear to my eye. I love that guy. RIP Steve

[@Rizzob17]

Can confirm the wolf dog thing. Mom got what we thought was half German Shepard and half huskie. After jumping out 6ft wooden fence multiple times, and jumping the 2 feet of wire fence my dad put above it, they had him tested and found he was half timber wolf and half German Shepard. He weighed 100lbs and was too much for our yard. There is a ranch in WA state that takes wolf dogs so they have plenty of room to roam.

[@nuelreview5636]

Did you take him to the ranch?

[@naziashawon7215]

Amazing sud

[@Rizzob17]

@@nuelreview5636 yes, we had to. We had a big back yard, but he carved a figure 8 around the trees with all of his running. I remember we took him camping and he did not want to go. We let him roam free with all the other dogs my fam brought. He was the alpha of that pack within 25 minutes. He belongs in a place like that.

[@Rizzob17]

@@willymassey1057 my dad and I took Rocky to the farm ourselves, checked it out, spoke with the owner then brought him back the next weekend. I was 17 and am not an idiot. My friends mom did that about their husky tho. He had no clue until 3 years later.

[@Rizzob17]

@@willymassey1057 no, I am an adult based on your statements and demeanor, I’m guessing you are still a teen and mommy and daddy shot your dog in front of you or made you do it to poor old yeller yourself. Now you have an emotional complex in which you wish your parents gave you the farm story. I’m sorry for your loss. I hope you find a new boyfriend you can rest your teary eyes on for comfort. Make sure to bring an ice pack for later.

[@gojewla]

I didn’t know that a polar bear was THAT much bigger than a grizzly. I thought they were more or less the same size.

[@Blossom0703]

SAME

[@YourFriendlyShapeShifterFriend]

What,how you though that..

[@Cheasy_goodness]

That’s what ya get from watching a be amazed video

[@dragonofthemist8611]

Its not uncommon for a grizzly to get to 8ft. 6.5 ft is an average height for Grizzlies. 10ft is towards the top of the Polar bear scale. On average a Polar is about 1.5 to 2 ft taller and 200-300 lbs heavier, roughly. Edit: which is still quite a bit larger.

[@gojewla]

@@Cheasy_goodness llo!

[@arturosandovalsaito2704]

If there were any honorable mentions in the video, I would include the following: 1. Leopon (half-lion,half-leopard) 2. Pumapard (half-puma/cougar, half-leopard) 3. Killer bee (when African honeybees meets European honeybees) 4. American pit bull terrier (cross breeding with dog breeds again) 5. Coywolf (half-wolf, half-coyote) 6. Ripped horses (I don’t know if it counts as a hybrid animal, but I had to mention it since they are freakishly huge)

[@jeromedurand1067]

True story about wolfdogs In my region, in France, there once was a wolfdog who would become famous as the "beast of Gévaudan"... This thing lived around Louis XIV reign if I remember correctly and was an hybrid between a hound and a wolf. After living through a war, this beast gained a taste for human flesh and absolutely terrorized the region, to the point that people tought it was a creature from Hell and the King was informed. It was so massive that it could kill a hound, often attacked men on horses and had such a thick fur that the bad quality guns from that time couldn't kill the beast if it wasn't shot in the head. Note that there was report of three beasts but only one is confirmed to be a wolfdog as it presented characteristics from both an European wolf and a hound. Also it was intelligent enough to escape the hunts against it. Oh and it had an offspring that the hunters had go track down to avoid further massacres. Edit 1 : Also the English people made fun of France because " Oh they can't even take down a mere wolf ... ". Well it's hard to take down a beast that seems bulletproof. Edit 2 : The Beast in question also killed around 100 people while it was alive ( mostly children and young adults who were protecting cows or sheeps from normal wolves ).

[@parmesan5431]

Teen wolf

[@___Somebody___]

En réalité, on pense maintenant que c'était plutôt le fait de plusieurs loups plutôt qu'un

[@jeromedurand1067]

@@___Somebody___ Bah écoute, merci pour l'info, honnêtement je suis plus renseigné sur le folklore de la bête que sur la réalité des faits donc merci pour ces précisions

[@Nova-cb3fv]

There was a horror movie made about this. I forgot the title & thought it to be pure fiction.

[@GalenNight]

According to documentary on the beast they theorize that it was a type of hyena now long extinct and that the man who shot it trained it to kill people

[@sipherous6362]

My first dog Ripley was a massive Husky/wolf dog. Was friendly as all hell but when he sensed you were a threat became the perfect gaurd dog. Was a tank to and always an outdoor dog.

[@DebiG1057]

I have always believed that it is wrong to cross breed wild animals. Breeding should be reserved for the preservation of endangered species.

[@Carnyx_1]

That's racist.

[@tkinsane487]

Buzzkill

[@ronniewilliz153]

Depends what it was intended to do.

[@ronniewilliz153]

for a pet I'm not a big fan of that either

[@kingpoito7000]

Our lord is coming

[@hopemcfadden5480]

Personally I would be sad to see the grizzly bear and a polar bear go

[@voidhound5170]

Polar bears are in trouble grizzly bears are wide spread and have healtly populations

[@Livin-Life244]

I would also be sad to see them grow since in a few years they might be extinct and the younger generation will never see them

[@johnafallorina5139]

Me too

[@BlaydeAlabama]

Yep.

[@THAT-GUY-OVER-THERE]

same

[@cybelemarie7913]

It seems to me that hybridization of larger mammals leads to them being fiercer than their parent species. There must be a biological reason for this that should be explored.

[@caseyimiller]

Maybe they innately understand how rare they are as hybrids

[@Dentheman1995]

Maybe their parents, being pure animals, have more intelligence and can control their instincts better

[@davidmccaffrey4020]

I think it may be internal isolation. Social animals ....that are alone/unusual. Survival relies on being aggressive

[@nathanfreeman8250]

Instincts crossing? hormones crossing? we don't know

[@nathanthompson4077]

thats exactly what i was thinking because imagine if a lion and a tiger where forced to mate in the wild due to whatever human poachers maybe then a liger comes out and destroys all the humans sounds like evolution and survival of the fittest to me lol

[@xSpaceInvader]

Hybrids really explain evolution. My aunt had a female dog that was half husky half wolf. She was hands down the smartest dog I have met to this day. She was suprisingly easy to train but she had a stubborn side where she would not always come back when called. She would come back when she was ready. In my experience perfect recall was impossible but other than that she was an amazing pet.

[@agapeeternal]

We had a dog that was part golden retriever and part wolf. She looked more golden retriever but, if the wrong person crossed her, the wolf could really show itself. I miss her.

[@syndrom5818]

@codyCoon1339 Yeah... thats the husky party. Huskys are assholes I have a huskymix(not with wolf) and he does the same shit comes back only when he;s ready or if i'm angry and scream my lungs out

[@dwilliams380]

@@syndrom5818 I chased my friends husky for miles across town. He was playing a game I didn’t realize the rules to

[@marymorningstar6832]

Bear creek sanctuary ? Looks more like a prison

[@wowf0rl1f3]

One of my exes and I adopted a wolf/German shepherd hybrid after training him for a year. His father was a lone wolf and we named him tank lol. Weighed 120lbs, and was super aggressive until he and I wrestled every day and I pinned him every time due to being a pretty good wrestler and BJJ practitioner. He was such a beautiful beast and the best protector ever for when I wasn't home with my ex. He got put down because some idiot lost control of his great Dane and tank killed it when he ran in to our yard and the state said he was too dangerous to the community when he never harmed anyone or anything for the 4 years we had him. He was a giant lap dog and had to be out down due to someone not being able to control their dog while he was outside playing with my ex and I. He never even left the yard without a leash on. At least I know he was a very good boy his whole life and only was protecting his family

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

not the dogs fault but maybe animals shouldnt be trained to be guard dogs thats kinda a danger to society ... even on your property kids and animals can get in they shouldnt die because of it. expiscally in america ... u have guns u dont need a gaurd dog that will kill the innocent

[@Nova-cb3fv]

That is very sad. A similar incident happened to a friend. She saved her dog by lying. She claimed the intruder dog went to bite her, which he didn't. but she felt her dog shouldn't have to pay the price for an idiot owner. I can vouch her wolf hybrid was a lap dog, even jumped into my lap when I visited.

[@marymorningstar6832]

I’m so sorry !!!!

[@sevenwonders1717]

Many of these "experiments" are really "sickening" (in my opinion.) If it happens Naturally, so be it.

[@brendamarin3931]

Sickening is definitely the correct word for these abominations. It is just more of men and their various allies attempting to be creators over THE CREATOR. And as we have seen countless times over history, the natural order of things and the earthly environment are thrown to the wayside as common rubbish. I believe that we are living presently in the last days, a terrifying culmination of manifesting consequences for violations that will continue to occur until the time that those responsible are eternally disabled.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

Especially the one where they let female Chis most probably die from Great Danes crushing them or mixed puppies ripping open their organs. I mean, everybody(!) who has only a tad bit knowledge about dogs, pregnancy and labor, knows that this constellation (female Chi plus male Dane) can't ever be physically possible without the Chi taking enormous damage.

[@weird_art_kid]

I know, right?!

[@Kari.F.]

Absolutely. Some of these examples are deeply unethical and downright disgusting in my opinion.

[@boredutopia]

Yeah,agree. I mean in nature is possible that 2 spiecies from different animal family mix. Like big cats,they all are cats. Or wolf and dog is also possible to happen in nature,from where I came people who had horses and donkeys together roaming same pastures, were not surprised when from time to time they had baby mix of horse and donkey. But when we mix artificially spieces which can't go together that a big no. We should not mess with that just coz we can. If we look what selective breeding done to soke dog breeds,that they have screw up hips or suffocating coz almost having no noses and their air ways are too short,just no.dont do that,better to research why some genes have mistakes,how to fix diseases with gene manipulation.just coz we can do something,does not mean we should do it.those poor chickens, walking on sun, their skin must burn,not to mention no protection from dirt all kinds of bugs, they can have wounds if hurt coz no feather protection. Watching this why some were made,glad I am vegetarian...

[@michaelvega3884]

6:54 I think you might wanna think of a different name for your cow. And it really doesn't help that the big cow is surrounded by other dark cows

[@aideneakens6304]

It wasn't him that named it. It was the owner of that cow.

[@michaelvega3884]

@@aideneakens6304 I know

[@Betweentheraindrops8]

Knickers has absolutely nothing to do with the word you’re even thinking of. It’s slang for underwear. Haven’t you ever heard of the phrase “Don’t get your knickers in a bunch”?

[@michaelvega3884]

@@Betweentheraindrops8 Yeah I have, I was joking.

[@roozy10]

I had to pause the video at this part and regain my breath

[@norbertzach9937]

Grolar bears look like growing as a species. Considering having many animal species reduced already, increasing of animals is being appreciated. Grizzly bears and bears are sensitive beings, if being chased running behind an object, car, tree a bear can be distracted running in circles, get tired and loose interest. Many wild life occupying land on earth will be peacefull to a human if being respect and not provoked. Awesome video.

[@alexanderharden9999]

It reminded now of a Yao Thai from fallout. one of the photos did.

[@SpiritedHeart94]

Yeah, and considering the fact polar bears are an endangered species, and their numbers are declining quickly, it makes sense that they would seek other compatible species to mate with in order to (somewhat) save their species.

[@mastrrman144]

@@SpiritedHeart94 then it is not a polar bear

[@SpiritedHeart94]

@@mastrrman144 hence why I said “somewhat.”

[@bigdinner9712]

@@SpiritedHeart94 they’re crossing in to each other’s habitats more than ever now. Mostly due to habitat change for the polar bears due to melting ice caps, but more or less a natural occurrence in the animal kingdom. They’ll be commonplace by the time our grandkids take an interest in nature, as will many other hybrids (and maybe even genetically modified animals and one extinct species)

[@snakeyyys582]

I thought i had issues.. I can’t imagine what these hybrid babies have to deal with

[@gokublack3107]

They going through nothing.....just because they are hybrid doesn't mean they automatically in pain lol.....y'all sensitive ppl over thinking.....just shut and let science do it work.....😒🍵

[@highbreednightfall8235]

Had two wolfdogs , one unfortunately passed other is still giving cuddles daily . Best dogs I've ever had . Better than my two huskies 😅

[@Yeibaldreamss]

My grandma used to own a female wolf with half dog baby. Unfortunately they were stolen.

[@pitbulcrazy]

I want all of these animals to guard my house when zombie attacks

[@boysoflorna]

thay would not go for your house thay would go for you

[@shreeram6923]

@@boysoflorna he,will be in his house

[@chickennuggiechan4851]

Then they get bit and turned into zombie animals.... Yea no I don't think ur surviving buddy 🖐😭

[@fire6475]

You want a vegetable slug guarding you from a zombie

[@DoodWhat]

Especially the naked chickens!

[@FeketeDemon1000]

Considering that "killer whales" have more in common with dolphins than whales makes it less surprising that they can mate tbh ._.

[@Minish4rk360]

Thats because they actually are just big dolphins

[@FeketeDemon1000]

@@Minish4rk360 Aye. Where I live we actually have a third name for Orcas that have the word 'dolphin' in it too. I will never understand why they are in the whale category.

[@SquishyTheVampire]

@@FeketeDemon1000 cuz of their large size

[@Minish4rk360]

@@FeketeDemon1000 i heard that they were originally called "whale killer" but after hundreds of years it turned to "killer whale" due to miscommunication

[@stevedryden803]

killer whales are actually in the dolphin family

[@daniell1483]

Okay, there are a lot of interesting hybrids, but for me personally, Yai takes the win for coolest hybrid. I know many reptiles have a characteristic called indeterminant growth, where they will continue to grow as long as they live, and since Yai is seemingly still growing, I think he may have indeterminant growth as well. In any case, really amazing even if he is one of a kind.

[@theundefeatedavatar1738]

Is Yai it’s name?

[@Justin-pe9cl]

That’s not a croc, that’s a dragon.

[@aceventura5398]

Mix reptilian Dna with a human back in the time humans were living a thousand years and you get humans hundreds of feet tall. 450.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Idk the spider goat is crazy! I don't know if that was mentioned in this video or a different one about hybrids. But scientists successfully spliced the DNA of a goat with an orb weaver spider. And they're born healthy and their milk produces spider silk! They're used to make body armor and stuff like that. But this is just so crazy that science was successfully able to splice a mammal with an insect! It implies it can be done with a human. We can give humans insect traits! Imagine a human with wings? Or a real life Spider-Man who's able to webs! Or a human with a bunch of extra eyes. It's just so crazy that science has gotten so good. And I know China's already doing experiments like this. Cuz they've already been experimenting on splicing human DNA with animal DNA even though international agencies and NATO and everyone are like you can't do this this is extremely unethical. China just said you can't tell us what to do and keep doing it anyway. They claim they are destroying the human embryos before they actually develop and are born. But we don't know that for sure. They are really trying to create genetic super soldiers and the rest of the world is going to be left behind because we don't like the ethics of it.

[@RaphBlade7]

Behaviorally, Wolves view even fully grown dogs as they would immature wolves, so that might be another reason why hybridization between dogs & wolves in the wild is rare.

[@checkcheck2125]

Wild wolves= Ghetto Dogs= priviledged It's more like that two diffrent cultures

[@braindeadidiot]

Dog are wolves with down syndrome

[@anyakass]

I have a German Shepard Northern Gray Wolf mix, when he was younger he wasn't always been on his best behavior but over the years he's mellowed out and he's the best.

[@kevinestrada977]

In ancient times, lions and tigers used to live in the same places, and there are rumors that there might have been wild ligers and tigons.

[@klo5126]

As an Aussie, yup! That Australian blacktip shark 🦈 is just part of our list of the “animals” to look out for.

[@weird_art_kid]

I’ve always wanted to visit Australia, but I’m scared of spiders lol

[@nathanwicks2336]

I’m an Aussie

[@klo5126]

@@weird_art_kid don’t worry mate! If you live in the city area those spideys are not gonna harm you. Lol look at us Aussies still surging amidst those terror animals.

[@klo5126]

@@nathanwicks2336 hello my fellow countryman! Please vote wisely! Election Day today!

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

@@klo5126 except for sydney funnel web spiders. those are one of the most dangerous in the world. and only life around sydney.

[@nancym7844]

At least one of your pictures of a wolf dog is actually a purebred husky with mange. It's the one with a collar and dangling string. The photo is from her rescue by Hope For Paws.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

As a side note: please do NOT support HfP! They're a fraud. Please research them and their cases of animal cruelty they created. They only film their videos to get money and after filming don't care anymore for the animals, sometimes even leaving them to die. If you want to support real animal rescue organizations, give your support to Takis Shelter.

[@TeamChaosPrez]

i had NO idea savannah cats were hybrids! good stuff!

[@loliplaguedr.4521]

Learning that fact about Male Lions making their Cubs grow larger, which is why Ligers are huge, makes me thankful that the Lion Jaguar hybrid had a Jaguar father

[@Shivshakti_2005-o6v]

Pizzly? really? I'd rather see a grolar than a pizzly, as the pizzly has the most dominant genetics of a polar, making it noticeably more aggressive, not to mention that it would see me before I saw it.

[@deeior]

i dont think you have to take so seriously man, its just a name of something it dosent change what it can do

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

you want a bear to see you. at least when your in a forrest. otherwise you do not want to be close enough for it to see you and for you to see it. because any bear can be at you in seconds. polar bears are more agressive because where they life. any animal is food. because where they come from you sometimes dont see life for days. so if it sees an animal like a human. youre dead. no need to fight. your not gonna win. it can take you with its paws up its ass

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

@@deeior well they name these hybrids depending on what the father and the mother was. and yes that makes a big difference. if you pair a male grizzly with a female polar bear. you get a totaly different animal than the other way around.

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

@@deeior yes it does are u a scientist your wrong it does chnage polar bears are much mmore dangerous if the domiant genes are polar bear genes its going be more dangerous then a hybrid thats mostly grizzley

[@totallykyle5479]

It is thought that a polar bear was just a grizzly bear centuries ago, but when the land that connected their habitat to the artic washed up/away, they adapted to the icy conditions and evolved to what we see today. In case anyone was wondering.

[@Pepperyy]

All I thought when I saw the cow was “THAT COW IS BUFF”

[@Justin-pe9cl]

You could call it beefy

[@BobaT0]

Bc *It's about drive it's about power we stay hungry we devourer*

[@wallrider4194]

3:38 not only I would be sad if the grizzly and polar bears go extinct, but I also warmly welcome the golar (mommy polar daddy grizzly) and pizzly bears (mommy grizzly daddy polar) to the ursine world.

[@eggdropper3222]

I love all of the hybrids! INVITE THEM TO THE WELCOME PARTY!!!!!!!!!!

[@marsdude]

"And thy called him a mad man"

[@blackway643]

No

[@toughtiffs2990]

The dog I grew up with was half wolf and half golden retriever. He was the sweetest boy ever! He wasn't really territorial unless other dogs came into our yard (which is understandable) and he would have protected me with everything he had. I'll forever miss my tito. ❤

[@ellagracelle1871]

💛💛 you know in tagalog Tito means Uncle. It’s best to say he protected you and loved you like a good uncle ☺️

[@Champagne1]

Tough Tiffs, you say he wasn’t really Territorial, but then you say “unless another dog came into your yard” ?? Uhhh isn’t that saying that he’s TERRITORIAL ???? Duhhh I’d like to know what he was like when you took him out for a walk and he came across another dog ?? I bet he was aggressive as Hell !!!! It’s WRONG TO MIX DNA PERIOD!!!!🇨🇦

[@toughtiffs2990]

@@Champagne1 actually he would get out of the house and follow us to school alot, which was right behind our house and he came across other dogs in the process without a leash on; there was never a problem. Yes, every dog is territorial over their home but with tito it was only with dogs he didn't know or felt threatened by on our property. He was fine with other people, our other dogs and even small animals like rabbits and such. We live in the country and his mixture wasn't anything forced like most the animals in this video but go off.

[@toughtiffs2990]

@@ellagracelle1871 love that! Thank you!

[@lutherarnett4636]

@@ellagracelle1871 what you just said actually taught me something

[@Kualinar]

The grisly-polar bear hybrids DO happen in the wild. The climate changes mean that the grisly habitat tend to expand Northward into the polar bears territory, where the two meed and breed.

[@Wolffur]

Yes, and they're getting used to digging into waste bins rather than hunting. Presenting a danger to themselves and humans.

[@miscreantxd8143]

Working as a vet I have seen 2 of these creatures so far. Wolf dog And the Savannah cat The wolf dog was tame as long as he had sight of the owner and stood near him. He was his guard dog and was fun and loving untill the owner was out of sight. He said their like pitbulls, as long as you train them well then their still a man's best friend The little cat tho... Was about 4 ft in length w/o the tail and the owner even had thick work gloves to hold it because his teeth were like oversized piranha and had the attitude of a grizzly bear. That cat had nothing but the idea of the bite something. It was not a fun time giving them their shots -_-

[@alvallac2171]

*until *they're (contraction of "THEY aRE") their = possessive there: for all other uses *though

[@miscreantxd8143]

@@alvallac2171 they're their there gramer nazee

[@DC-bp8sx]

What happened if he wasn’t in sight of his owner?

[@i_can_c_u_2295]

@@alvallac2171 yep, you are that type of person who kills the atmosphere at any party.

[@federicapapapietro6164]

My neighbour had a Checoslovakian wolfdog...he was the sweetest thing alive with us humans XD when he saw a person walking, he always wanted to be petted 😂🤣 however, he was really scary when another young male crossed his road...in these moments, I would be reminded of how savage he can really be...well, he was the only wolfdog so friendly to humans I've seen so far...the others didn't sit so well XD

[@Jurabbo_official2023]

For me the most interesting and important hybrid was the one between a primordial bacterium and a mitochondria since they they have been the basis for the development of multicellular organisms

[@Philipasu]

As a kid, when I first found out about the last book in the Bible (The Book of Revelation), I was scared of the prospect of the end times. Now that I'm older and I watched this kind of videos, I'm doing better. Now I look forward to it. Thanks for the awesome clip, and glad to hear you again, deep voice Be Amazed!

[@Philipasu]

​@@vitalybroshchak4512 Looking at things in general, it is mostly all going from bad to worse. Doing a 'factory reset' feels like the right thing nowadays.

[@zevailes]

@@vitalybroshchak4512 Technically we are a Perfect image of God so we'd be creating creations from the building blocks and continuing God's work in time.

[@zevailes]

Now of course we'd have to keep the original species so they would still exist and not be extinct.

[@zevailes]

Meh it's quite sensitive

[@Philipasu]

@@zevailes Maybe as a "backup" but I think you can find DNA samples for most animals in China. Their "traditional medicine" is probably that bad.

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

I have a wolf dog she’s a sweetheart, she’s more of a dog then a wolf but does have a few minor wolf traits, but she can easily jump a 6 foot fence and weighs around 110 lbs.

[@Corrie-Lee]

Is that the cute dog in your profile pic? If so, she seems sweet

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

@@Corrie-Lee yep, that’s my girl

[@barryirvin1146]

Super cute they seem super nice

[@TJDragon097]

This all just feels like Jurassic Park, which makes me love it even more.

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

why we literally cloned a goat in like 1991 ...... the tech isnt new i think he only reason dinosaurs arent brought back is safety hazards and also the fact that we probably dont have dna thats good enough for the process as its not persvered well cloning is really simple its basically just sex but with test tubes and dna and not bodies

[@tomp5744]

Had a wolf dog she was the most loyal dog I have ever had. She was a sweetheart slept in bed with me and wife loved her little sisters and my nephew who were 4 5 and 6 when we got her. My nephew would come spend the night just to cuddle with her and play with her.

[@doubleog5326]

@12:10 imagine if snails ran on batteries they finna be zoomin😂😂😂

[@300zxTTM]

So, what I'm hearing is we shouldn't breed between species?

[@SquishyTheVampire]

Cross breeding should only really be done to benefit the species

[@FxsxrTrash]

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[@Valamicsatorna]

@@SquishyTheVampire I think it shouldnt good for the species but we got lungs, hearts...., without killing a single pig.

[@SquishyTheVampire]

@@Valamicsatorna that's not really crossbreeding. It's just creating organs that are compatible with our own DNA. Crossbreeding occurs in the wild all the time and the offspring are usually more suited to adapt to environmental changes.

[@Painfulldarksoul]

... How are you hearing the opposite of what is said?

[@Kroganmerc]

Pizzly/grolar bears are terrifying. The beefiness of a grizzly and the size and aggressiveness of a polar bear? That's nightmare fuel

[@hoodoo.hillbilly]

Did you see the size of the dentures on these hybrids ?!? 😳

[@reverenddon1]

Lions have NEVER been “king of the jungle”. Lions live in the savanna of Africa. Tigers live in the jungle and are FARE MORE powerful than a lion. Lions are the King of the jungle.

[@bdulmonem81]

The last line u meant tigers not lions .. right? Or u meant lions r Kings of the savannahs..

[@jadwayneranzenuri2637]

That might be because lions rule on a group unlike tigers

[@bee..nah78]

tigers are the king of the jungle*

[@jadwayneranzenuri2637]

Tigers are more of a monster of the jungle than a king I wonder can a tiger defeat a bear

[@ellagracelle1871]

Let’s all agree that domestic or not, cats as natural assholes, are the real royalties 🤪😂😂😂

[@thatweirdduck2844]

My grandpa owned a wolf dog once. He was sold to him as a husky puppy but as the puppy grew my grandpa noticed he didn't look like a normal husky and the vet told him he was mixed with wolf. Colonel was his name and he was sweet and extremely territorial. He loved every family member that came over and acted like a puppy but if you were new or unwelcome he'd growl and barely his teeth at you, his size didn't help (he was massive). He developed cancer at 13 and we had to put him down. Honestly he was the bestest boy.

[@tazzyanderson1192]

Spotting a serval or caracal (rooikat) in the wild, let alone a hybrid, is incredibly rare and a memory you should savour and keep for life! I have been blessed to go on countless wildlife drives and every time one of these cats is spotted, by the time someone in the car points it out, they have already disappeared. they are so good at hiding!

[@SquidwardsGooch]

7:06 bro WHAT 😭😭

[@TheSarcMark]

Ikr!!!! I was like what did I just hear????

[@happyfrog5299]

I'm from Australia and I have 2 pure dingos that were born in the wild.

[@evilevandjosh2272]

Omg my day gets better when you upload

[@XD.73-849]

0:29 I’m surprised that he didn’t mention that lions don’t even live in the jungle :(

[@Dxrsh._1]

i personally have a wolfdog and he is the calmest dog i have ever seen. he is very trainable

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

they shouldnt be bred

[@vinvin4931]

I would use solar slugs as pets and to power my house for power outages.

[@boysoflorna]

thats a good one

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

I had a friend who had a female German Shepherd and a male Yorkie. They had a litter of pups that were very cute. The mom was over 100 pounds, the dad was maybe 7 pounds. No stepladder involved. She laid down for him. (Jan Griffiths).

[@Baron_von_Fargone]

If a crossbred of a polar bear and a grizzlee bear means that the bear lives on rather than go completely extinct then I would think of that as an act of evolution.🐜it should go without saying that i mean in the wild.🐜

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

its not truly evolution its just intterbreeding species evolution would be if the polar bear learned new technics to survive without relying on a entirely differrent animals genes but having their own genes grow and evolve

[@skelly_universe7215]

There is also a Caracat, Caracal and a Domestic Cat Coywolf which actually exists in the wild. When in Yellowstone Wolves ran out of options they went for coyotes and dogs which resulted in a subspecies of a Coyote being in some percentages domestic dog and wolf (idk which wolf exactly but I think it was a timber wolf?).

[@bruddaman7987]

“knickers” that was actually funny asf 🤣🤣

[@chrismckibben7207]

I got a feeling that grolar bears are going to become a thriving species.

[@rexflamevermillion5527]

anda gun is not gonna help ya defend yourself from that if its part polar bear !

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

@@rexflamevermillion5527 dont live way up north and its not a issue why woould u live up their anyway

[@flamerollerx01]

As for servals bred to create savannahs, the next step is to do two more generations of breeding into house cats to get what's known as a Bengal house cat. These cats are slightly more aggressive and territorial than regular domestic cats, males are about 10% bigger, about 15% stronger than your standard house cat and are the sweetest, smartest cats I have ever had the pleasure of taking care of. I had two especially affectionate bengal boys from the same litter. Buddy and Randy. Randy disappeared relatively young and I have no idea what happened to him, but Buddy was so very attached to me, that despite living outside and being JACKED, aggressive to the neighborhood strays and sowing his wild oats (assumed, I never saw any, but I know there were female strays in the neighborhood), he would always come home to eat, sleep and spend time cuddling with me. Bengals are incredibly vocal cats as well, constantly meowing in short chirps and wanting neck, cheek and head pets. The only cat I miss out of the dozen, or more I've had in my life is Buddy. If you want a super friendly cat and know how to raise good cats, you can't go wrong with a Bengal. Heck, I even mellowed out an ornery brat of a bengal, with pale grey fur and darker grey spots and stripes. She was abandoned by the owner at my mothers cattery when he couldn't pay the fees he owed us for taking care of her for over a year, so we just kept her. At first, I really didn't like her, but she came around eventually, even if she would still act defiant on occasion. All you need to do is give them space, be kind and affectionate to them and they'll come around in time. All of her litters died and she developed fatal pyometra. Despite trying to save her with a costly $1500 operation, she didn't last a year. I believe she lived a happy enough life though.

[@factusmcranterson3719]

Bengal cats come from breeding a domestic cat with an 'Asian leopard cat' (Prionailurus bengalensis). The Savannah cat is a different crossbreed. You're on the right track about the next generations with greater percentages of domestic cat genes being more suitable as pets; you've just got the two wild species mixed up. 🙂 Here's each species & their scientific names for further reference: - Domestic cat (Felis silvestris catus, or just Felis catus) - Serval (Leptailurus serval) - Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis)* *The Bengal cat gets it's name from the 2nd part of this scientific name.

[@59master60]

Imagine a half crocodile half alligator hybrid. The CROCOGATOR

[@erikc.2462]

As far as Grolars and Pizzlies go, I guess we're just gonna have to be more careful when going out in the woods.

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

no we dont ... do u live as north as alaska polar bears dont comme more south then that but northern manitobia and northern ontario

[@cheryltoomey5076]

Those featherless chickens are ACTUALLY ADORABLE TY VM!!!! >:(

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

My cat is a savannah, he's extremely loyal and friendly and is amazing with my little girl. He's not aggressive at all and he also plays with dogs. He's an amazing pet and I've never regretted getting him. I also walk him on a lead and he's easily trained

[@YohananYGO]

Do you have any videos with him?

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

@@YohananYGO yes I do il have to put them on my channel

[@workingmothercatlover6699]

I'd always heard that Savannah Cats were gentle and dog-like cats. Not aggressive monsters. I believe that if a person treats an animal like an animal, they will behave like an animal. But if a person treats an animal like a person, and with respect, the animal will be more calm and a great companion. I believe that's why my best friend is my cat. I treat her like an intelligent creature and she treats me like an equal. 😊

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

@@workingmothercatlover6699 my savannah is like my first born, he's extremely docile, loving and even has started warning me about seizure episodes before they hit giving me chance to lie down first. He doesn't lash out when you pick him up or even when my little girl tries to no matter how rough she is he just cries out for me, you can almost hear him say mum. He is truly one of the most incredible pets I've ever owned, he's bulking out again now and is feeling huge recently his head is massive but his shoulders are just insane. He's too heavy to pick up for too long

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

alot of them are horrible with kids and mean because their wild animals .... i dont get why u think having a exotic pet is even ok with children this is something u do when your children grow up u risked thier well being of course it turned out ok and the cat is perfectly fine and u should keep him because hes safe and has good genes but the fact u even risked it to begin with is just wrong

[@paulaluzcombes9873]

Great video BE AMAZED .

[@RealGayaThug]

That cow built like a mushroom tho

[@Weremoogle]

"It's a liger. It's probably my favorite animal. It defends itself with its growing skills in the field of magic."

[@skylarnagam7186]

That aweful dad pun earned you my sub, stay funny bro 😂

[@enderanna]

I love animals; all lives matter no matter who or what you are

[@Chisszaru]

I don't mind hybrids. I for one welcome our animal overlirds. As long as we don't get any human-animal hybrids like a humanzee or a horilla, which i imagine a human-gorilla hybrid would be called. Please don't let human-animal hybrids exist. I mostly don't want to marry a humanzee anyway

[@ZeoViolet]

Horilla sounds more like a horse/Gorilla hybrid. XD XD XD

[@Chisszaru]

@@ZeoViolet It sounds better than hurilla, which just sounds like the name a rapist or pedophile would choose after his/hers wrong doings

[@ZeoViolet]

@@Chisszaru I don't get that one but okay.

[@Chisszaru]

@@ZeoViolet that's why i go with horilla, cause hurilla doesn't mske any sense what so ever

[@kurota6223]

How about human and cat hybrid

[@redblade3382]

Never fails to "Amaze" me ( wink wink)

[@hnlthehorrorpurgebus106]

yeah... Be amazed would surely educate me on something new :)

[@Unofficial1998]

Watching this video, I didn't know I would end up finding out what the difference between a "chimera" and a "hybrid" was until now! Thank you!!

[@red_nose_reindeer]

Keep up the wonderful content

[@darkneon5637]

Ik

[@BeAmazed]

Thanks, will do!

[@Friendship1nmillion]

@@BeAmazed ALL jokes aside ~ This is the way of the future . We just have to examine more about ethics of it , along with reality of potential for it within the limitless scope of our imagination AND with the question of : Even though we Can ~ it doesn't mean we probably should . I'm watching this from Australia 🇦🇺 { too } . Just felt you'd like to know thee uniquely Australian breed of dog 🐕 called the Kelpie is a " hybrid " of the dingo and the Scottish imported collie dog that the female imported dog who gave birth to the 1st ever pups was called " Kelpie " { hence the name } . I have a cousin who has Huntinton's disease & I've been diagnosed with Asperger's ~ So the news of scientists combining Human DNA with mouse 🐁 DNA for harvesting donor organs *IS MORE EXCITING THAN FOR MOST* people with us. If all luck 🍀goes these scientists way *NOT ONLY* could we potentially Not have to rely on organ donors *BUT ALSO* have the technology to combine DNA with mice , Pigs Or apes with human DNA of a couple where 1 Or both parents have a form of Huntinton's to "breed out " that degenerative condition out of the human species without the accessibility of a human DNA donor who doesn't have any genetic disease(s) . Same with those who { may } have Asperger's syndrome like myself ~ where this type of experimental research can lead to 💯% guarantee of children being born without Asperger's Or any other autism spectrum disorder(s) from 1 Or both parents diagnosed with autism { simply run behavioural/social tests on those offspring of lab tests animals that have been born from 1 Or both parent animals injected with Asperger's DNA } . 😮‍💨😓 ⚕️🧬⚧️ ♑️✍️🇦🇺🇸🇯

[@useemehere2]

I'm always amazed by your video, love it.

[@nickrykert2572]

I live in Northern Arkansas we have to deal with Coywolfs. There a Coyote/Wolf Hybrid. There worse then both. Eating a lot of chickens or small animals.

[@sevenwonders1717]

We have them in NC as well. Also "Coy-Dogs."

[@sevenwonders1717]

I was about 15 feet from a Coy-Wolf on my Property. Fortunately, I scared him, and he left.

[@weird_art_kid]

We have coywolves where I live too. They don’t normally bother people but pets around here sometimes go missing, which is why my cats are indoor only.

[@BeAmazed]

sounds scary...

[@alkalinik]

The ability for grolar bears to get children, actually originates from the same ancestors of the polar and grizzly bears.

[@HORRIOR1]

You know a crocodile is big when it is over twice the length of a polarbear standing upright!

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

it cant stand upright enless it stands on its tail which is impossible

[@amihanathabagat]

Seeing the naked chickens is almost confirming my theory that the T-Rex's little "useless" arms may have been feathered.

[@sorrowtw]

Trex might have smoll hand, but it's extremely strong plus every theropods had feathers

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

are u reading 20 year old info its pretty well known that dinosaurs had feathers

[@DirgeTV]

And here I am still trying to work out how someone got a Greyhound and a Chihuahua to produce the adorable little dog I have named Izzy.

[@nuelreview5636]

I wish we can share pictures on KZbin,would have loved to see your Izzy

[@SuperSylar]

I wonder if someone ever thought about mixing hyenas with felines or canines, since, as far as I know, hyenas got the genetics for both parts, so some mixing might be plausible.

[@thefool7093]

Probably because hyenas are the hood gangsters of the savannah.

[@Shodanlu05]

No, since hyenas and other felinamorphs broke away from feline early in their evolution, they would be unable to breed first of, and second their genetic make up may have a similar base but it is most likely to diverse to splice with that of a feline

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

hyena's belong to the same group as cats. not dogs

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

@@Shodanlu05 jup they are litteraly more likely to have offspring with mongoose

[@Shodanlu05]

And all the sudden that scene from lion king 1 1/2 makes a lot more sense

[@dumplinsnookums2761]

16:28 "I think these breeders were so pre-occupied with whether or not they could, that they didn't stop to think if they should!" If I could 100% that quote a thousand times I would!!

[@camzill9099]

Lions and tigers actually do have some overlapping territory. Yes there are lions in Asia, though not many. This is due to the fact that lions once had a much larger territory, which is why ancient Romans saw them and (part of) why they are mentioned at points in ancient texts such as the Bible, in areas they wouldn’t normally be found, other than of course rich people and/or royalty keeping exotic things to impress others. The more you know.

[@sammylong3704]

Narrator: 'Because lions and tigers have no naturally overlapping habitats...' India: Am I a joke to you?

[@BobaT0]

maybe they are racist ?

[@dwilliams380]

Same country, vastly different environments tho

[@aleksandarvil5718]

​@@dwilliams380 Asian lions & Caspian tigers : *"ARE WE A JOKE TO YOU?!?"*

[@dwilliams380]

@@aleksandarvil5718 I don’t want no problems with those brigades 😅

[@magicmastr2781]

Great video, not to discredit anything you said, but there is or was another saltwater crocodile and Siamese crocodile hybrid named Utan in captivity

[@VelizarSavov]

Those animals are beautiful and scary 😨

[@gokublack3107]

It's like telling that to a mix human....don't u think?

[@c3925]

I have a wolfdog and while it can take abit longer to train very very much worth it as he is very affectionate and incredibly playful while also being friendly to other dogs

[@Leladanooodl]

Imagine mixing a tigon with a liger 😅😨😰

[@shane_7even_ten569]

I’m more nervous of a chihuahua than a timber wolf lol

[@diingdeng7502]

When I saw the thumbnail I was scared😂

[@Corrie-Lee]

I think owning any animal that has 'wild' characteristics or personalities is just a recipe for disaster even if bred with domesticated pets

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

but we have wild characteristics to. remember we have not tried to seperate ourselves from nature for very long. just a vew 10 thousand years ago we where still chasing mammoths around. and today we still have wars just like our tribes used to have. only on a much bigger scale. we are no where near as domesticated as we like to think

[@Chino_vlog]

“That’s some big nickers”

[@mintyaquagreen1675]

I can actually see this happening.

[@legojohnross7205]

scientists also made a chicken that had teeth

[@bornagainbuddhist1969]

Okay that’s scary, I’m waiting for them to make a chicken that has lips... 🤔😯🙄😬😎

[@boredminecrafter7822]

It's interesting, because a lion, grizzly, and polar bear is more than likely a mutated animal too.

[@TheBunxx]

I had a high content wolf dog that topped off at 140 pounds, and while trainable, he still had a wild personality. They can get out of just about anything so you need high fences made of metal, as would stands no chance. Over all loyal to you but weary with strangers

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

they shouldnt be bred u think breeding a wild animal with a domestic dog dosent invole some form of abuse to make it happen no dog that lives in the woods is just going be nice to some wolf and no wolf is going be friendly to someone who isnt in its pack this takes alot of human interventioon atleast in most cases

[@JTII93]

Did you know: Wolfdogs of course are more aggressive then dogs like he said, but are also more aggressive and dangerous then wolves?! The bravery and stubbornness of a dog and the strength, speed, and agility of a wolf makes the wolfdog.

[@EvanOnPawzz14]

Oh my god. That cow looks absolutely horrifying. This is exactly why I isolate from other humans.

[@galaxyrevolution9744]

I’ve always wondered this: Why are lions called the kings of the jungle when they live in the savanna

[@Twisted_One_DIsturbed]

Yeah I always thought that

[@lightofthecolossus]

It is actually because the word jungle comes from the aztics meaning wilderness. Over time it has changed into tropical forest, but forests, mountains, savanna and deserts are also jungles. The 'king of the jungle' titel was established well before the word lost its origenal meaning.

[@Justin-pe9cl]

Ive heard them called “King of the beasts”