🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY - FUNNY & SCARY ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS!

[@HyperWolf]

3:35 - I believe it was said where the original video is from that the guy in the shorts couldn’t pick up the kid and told the other guy to get him. It makes sense if you see how stiffly he moves.

[@tilatru9843]

The way Kabir reacts when an animal turns toward the camera...hahahaha, adorable.

[@docgrace]

Totally agree

[@sweetangiegirl1]

Can you imagine him watching a horror film??😂😂😂

[@jenniferlucas3540]

That was a mama moose protecting her 2 calves from that cyclist. Female moose do not grow antlers, but I strongly suggest you don’t mess with them.

[@LancerX916]

They are the most dangerous animal in North America.

[@lone6718]

Especially since they can kick in all directions and will.

[@nacy55]

Especially during rut. You don't want to be around any moose during mating season.

[@evawettergren7492]

Yup, in Sweden it is not unheard of people getting killed by moose. There was actually recently a case where a woman was killed by a moose who was protecting its calf. Unfortunately the moose had wandered in to a residential area and that was why the encounter happened.

[@dylanwhite3383]

True but he wasn't in her face he was just on the sidewalk minding his own business but still moose do have a very good protective instincts

[@williamkirby3552]

"I'm going away, I'm going away, I promise!" I think the big cat wanted it in writing.

[@jenniferlucas3540]

When a big cat lunges forward and scatters debris with their front paws, that is a very definitive message being sent. It is saying, back off, go away, now!

[@xenialafleur]

I'd much rather see a big cat do that then start running towards me.

[@jenniferlucas3540]

@@xenialafleur A lot of predators will posture to convey a warning. It saves them wear and tear since an injured predator has a harder time surviving. That said, the bluff can turn into an attack if the predator feels cornered. Also, some animals do not bluff and will not back down from a confrontation.

[@theprogressivecynic2407]

Yeah, he was a photographer who got close to her kits. That wasn't hunting behavior--it was a threat display that basically amounted to "get away from my kits right now."

[@cboyles84]

An octopuses beak is able to penetrate the shell while it's radula (tongue) can access the meat. Strange as it is octopus have been known to do that and much more. They're quite intelligent. And that isn't the father bear walking with the cubs. That's the mother, the males have no hand in the upbringing and care of the offspring.

[@christianoliver3572]

Exactly and you have to remove it before you cook it.

[@ScreeFi440]

Octopuses also have a really tough beak that makes shells a non-issue. :)

[@TheBubbaClemson]

When you have 9 brains in one body, you're bound to be pretty intelligent! 😂

[@arcanask]

If octopi didn't live for at most a few years they'd be ruling the world instead of us.

[@cboyles84]

@@arcanask 😆

[@spaceshiplewis]

Danger logs ALWAYS get the fish... and the bobber, and sometimes the reel. You cut the line and leave the area.

[@randabeast]

That last clip with the mountain lion is worth watching in its entirety.

[@Nope991]

6:34 Kabir why did YOU get scared? 😂. Thanks for creating a new meme. Hopefully it becomes in the top 5 trend 🤣

[@hisownfool1]

In the past weeks my neighbors have found the carcass of a deer killed by coyotes and seen bears in their backyards. And I live in Rochester, NY, not out in the sticks.

[@dakin7612]

It is so fun watching your reactions to these videos.

[@williambranch4283]

No close encounters myself, but my gramps was in Alaska in 1959, ran his pickup into a moose, the moose was fine, his truck was totaled ;-)

[@prischm5462]

Years ago I went to a picnic area in the Smokey Mountains. My three daughters were on a rock in a creek when a large black bear appeared on the opposite side. It made no aggressive moves but my kids cleared off that rock in no time. Later on one of my daughters came up to me shaking like a leaf. She had never seen anything that big outside of a zoo before.

[@83gemm]

That last one scared ME! Like, I’m watching this on my phone completely safe, but I got an adrenaline boost from the way that cat moved.

[@DaGoonR]

With Bears and big Cats its the ones you DONT see that you have to worry about.

[@NifferGal]

Octopus love 🦀. They have a beak like a parrot and crunch through easily. Because their limbs and body are so squishy and mouldable, they cannot be attacked and harmed by the crab.

[@Armedredux]

Nature is awesome, scary but awesome. Went camping with family once. We had most of the tents in one spot but my Aunt set up camp just down a small path. They get up one morning and ask us if we took their food from their truck that morning. That was big no, so we walked down to see what was up and found their cooler a few feet away from the tent. The OJ was busted open, the eggs cracked and it looks like the insides licked up, the bacon was ripped open and only the packaging was left. And all around this mess were bear tracks.

[@taoist32]

You guys were lucky. A bear container or a bag hanging from a high tree branch would have been better.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

3:20 I believe that was a Black Mamba snake. They're deadly, slither ridiculously fast and in this video it appeared to be trying to go for the kid even though it was far too large to eat. They're a bit aggressive at times and can slither at over 12mph, faster than most humans run unless they're an athlete.

[@thebyrd433]

That last puma was a mama with cubs, and what she was doing was making a threat display to get the intruder out of the territory occupied by her family. She wasn't really trying to attack, but she would have had he not gotten the message! 😾

[@reginawest3896]

The amount of Florida and Louisiana in this vid. 😂 I was At Lafitte wildlife preserve in Louisiana. Went down the boardwalk over the swamp and on my way back there was a gator sunning on the boardwalk. Had to wait to leave. Good times.

[@andrewmize823]

Bears generally aren't that sneaky, but they can move a lot faster than you'd think; they can and will outrun you, and they're exponentially stronger than you are. The thing about big cats is that they're ambush predators; if one of them was stalking you, you'd never know it until you were fighting for your life to get it off of you.

[@susanhunter9196]

I'm terrified of bears. That's why I keep my ass outta places where they live. A momma grizzly will tear you up! I think they're beautiful, amazing creatures and, they deserve a safe home. I'm just not invited. The same with mountain lions and, all wild animals. People get way too close then, they're shocked cause they got hurt.

[@christianoliver3572]

You need to be respectful of but not always afraid of wild animals. Here in Texas and the US South you're going to encounter animals, insects and arachnids that can be very dangerous. But you can mitigate that risk with situational awareness. For instance when you're fishing in areas where there are gators and they take your bait or run up out of the water at you then drop the damn fishing pole and run!! Both alligator and crocodile guys in this video did the one thing we were taught never to worry about which is your gear. I have a lot of expensive fishing gear but if an alligator wants it then he can have it!! I can replace a rod and reel a lot easier than an arm or a foot.

[@MelliundSpike]

The Bull was so stressed out with the Bullrun in Pamplona 😢

[@filegrabber1]

7:02 octopuses have a very hard and sharp beak, a bit like the beak of a parrot!

[@TheCosmicGenius]

The clips in here with the lions (mountain lions) make me glad that my cats are so small. BTW - there's a nature reserve here in the KC area that has buffalo in captivity, available for viewing. In case you ever make it out this way. Very majestic animals.

[@ixchel55]

And elk! Bring carrots, apples and/or sweet potatoes.

[@ESUSAMEX]

At 6:00 is a crocodile in Australia. Yes, that was a moose at 5:14. Only male moose grow antlers.

[@Lugtastic]

Dude swimming was probably a tourist, I know me and my dad when we went to Florida (being from Minnesota across the country) never being in the ocean we were just swimming out because the salt you literally just float lol we're so used to our fresh water it was great but everyone from Florida was looking at us like we were nuts, easily went a block or two out. We even went fishing out on the boat, caught a shark and my dad jumped in lmao really shows the mindset of foreigners vs locals.

[@marcellinejackson3826]

Kabir this video got you hollerin'. 😁💕

[@covewatcher]

Hi Kabir... female moose do not have antlers, just like most other females in the family of animals that deer, moose, elk etc. fall in. The problem with that moose if you look closely was that she was recently a mommy and her two youngin's are standing by the fence. She was in her "protect the babies" mode with that bicycylist.

[@benrast1755]

Also, like most members of the deer family, even bull moose shed their antlers each year. But yes, in this case, that was clearly a cow (female) moose with her calves.

[@gmunden1]

When you see cubs , they are typically with their mother, never an adult male.

[@BaronessErsatz]

Kitties be havin' some attitude!

[@emmef7970]

Here's the full video of the last clip with the mountain lion. One of my favorite wild animal videos. The hiker also has done an interview discussing the experience." THE Viral video shows cougar stalking Utah hiker in terrifying 6-minute encounter - FULL VIDEO | ABC7". "Cougar stalk: Utah jogger on six-minute encounter with a mountain lion - BBC News"

[@ramsoncole4605]

An octopus' beak is more than capable of puncturing that crabs shell

[@noraa1991]

to answer your question, octopi have a beak near the center of their body they use to break up prey sometimes

[@juliacampbell5881]

Yes that octopus will eat that crab, their beak will get through that shell in no time. Bears are dangerous and should be treated with respect but if you go out camping or hiking just remember that they want to avoid you as mush as you want to avoid them. Fall and spring are times to avoid as they are hunting for food, mating, and protecting their cubs. We were fishing along a river up in Republic Washington when a huge brown bear comes ambling along sniffing at the fish we had caught. I very slowly grabbed one and put it on the ground and the bear took it and lumbered away. Think I may have peed myself that time lol.

[@robertfanion2815]

Octopus have a very sturdy sharp beak mouth in the middle of their eight legs. That octopus will chew right through that crab no problem, its one of their main parts of their diet.

[@ellenbryn]

Wow. Great vid. Tossup between the mama bear with cubs and the moose (female moose don't have antlers) for scariest. Mama bears take no prisoners if they decide you're a threat to their cubs. Although I think the people in the most danger in this vid were the guy nearly et by a shark and the one who hooked an Australian freshwater croc (you could tell by his accent); they're also very dangerous. I suspect the smallish elephants acting up in this may have been teenaged boys - after they're kicked out from Mom's herd, which is all-female above a certain age, they can be a little rambunctious for a while until they find their place in the world. Gap year! Let's tip the humans out of their boat- wheeee! :D (Elephants are scary because they're big and if they ever DO throw a tantrum they're so strong, but I tend to feel a little better about them because they're so intelligent. Although just like humans, you can meet one with a bad attitude.)

[@LadyOfSummer]

Mama bear looked like a Grizzly, guy was EXTREMELY lucky.

[@katm4335]

My favorite part of this one was when you squealed the two times, once when the alligator kept getting closer to the guy, and when the lion broke through the cage! I've never heard your voice go so high, it was so cute! And yes Bulls can destroy a vehicle, being from Texas and living/being around horse and cattle ranches the first 20 years of my life, I've see some really pi**ed off Longhorn Bull destroy a couple jeeps and some old Chevy trucks. As for what you do when a 'gator bites your line and takes your hook...you just let him have it, cut the line and go about your way. The only way your getting that hook back would be to kill the gator and unless your going to eat it, there's no sense in that. I was also rather amused at the guys being chased/stalked by the cougars/mountain lions, I've live in NC near the Great Smokey Mountains for the last 22 years and we do have those hear, and while yes you do make noise and yell at a Black Bear and it will generally run off, and mountain lion or any big cat is treated totally different. You never turn your back to them, you don't yell at them, and you try to get away from them as quickly as possible without agitating them. A big cat can run 40+ miles per hour, so a human can't get away from it by outrunning it, and they chase you down, tackle you and immediately go for your neck to severe your jugular....so, calmly and quietly backing away as quickly as you can is your safest bet. That Moose was a female and had a baby right behind her....you never get near any animal with a baby by it, especially a big one, that Moose, with it's 800 - 1100 lb. mass can take a human out with no problem, no antlers needed. Love your reaction to this one, definitely a favorite!! 😊

[@donaldmccombs5566]

You stop them the same way I do. I don't go into the forest around my house without atleast a shotgun, but we don't have grizzly bears here. We do have black bears, mountain lions, and wild boar, in Oklahoma.

[@MsTeaRex]

That cougar was probably had Cubs close by.

[@hilarymol6607]

The one with the alligator getting into the swimming pool should be captioned "Meanwhile, in Florida..."

[@tfrowlett8752]

7:10 Zefrank did a True Facts video on the octopus which can answer your question

[@TwinMama-jv3zb]

Bulls can definitely flip a car or a tractor depending on how large they are and how much they want to show you their strength. And the cats chasing people are most likely doing so to drive the people away from where their cubs are. That's why the moose charged the person on the bike, you could see the babies by the fence. Also, I live in a big fishing area and I refuse to do it because I've seen so many people get hooked by flying hooks. My little brother had one go in so deep it had to be surgically removed. Not gonna lie thats one of my biggest fears, along with wasps and snakes lol

[@LancerX916]

That last one was a hiker that stumbled on a mother cougar with her cub. The cougar chased him pretty far. That is my biggest fear when I hike or mountain bike here in California.

[@tfrowlett8752]

3:46 that is one of my biggest phobias, he’s lucky he didn’t lose an eye from that. FYI I still go fishing, but I can only fish when there’s no one around so I don’t snag anyone when I cast.

[@mage1439]

The baby elephant in the river I thought at first was an adult bear, and I thought it was going to be real bad. And the bear family and the mountain lion or whatever it was in the last bit, I wouldn't be able to hold up like they were.

[@jamesmiller2096]

The last clip she wasn't trying to kill him but scare him off she had cubs nearby

[@crystalscolza1663]

Yeah some girl from the UK learned it the hard way about the bison and yellowstone. She got too close like a lot of these damn tourists do. She was on her way to a ballet dancing scholarship, thought she'd stop by and spend a couple of days in Yellowstone and now she is all messed up and will never dance again.... :(

[@tiredandcranky]

You crack me up. Your reactions were spot on. Thank you for such a delightful video.

[@lorriredmon8212]

I got a huge fishing lure caught in my head when I was about 12. My dad and I just got out onto the water and the first cast out I let go of the button on the reel too soon and the lure fell onto my skull. We were in the deep woods of Northern Wisconsin and there were no doctors nearby. I had to see a veterinarian to have it removed. He laughed treating a human, we laughed seeing an animal Dr. LOL Never will forget that.

[@jakewhite1760]

@1:00 that’s honestly nothing. An American bison at a full speed, 40 mph charge, can literally derail a train

[@amberswafford9305]

I live in the woods but I also respect that there are predators out here too. I rarely see any even though I have farm animals but that’s due to us owning a pair of mean ass donkeys. They’ll kick a mountain lion to death and not think twice about it. Plus I’m always armed when outside. I don’t really do so bc of the predators, it’s more so for taking care of pests but I’ve still got it if I do need to protect myself & I’m sure if I do, I’ll be extremely grateful for it.

[@LancerX916]

That was a moose. They are the most dangerous animal in North America. My friend grew up in Alaska and he told me he feared Moose more than Bears growing up.

[@arcanask]

If you ever come across a mountain lion or cougar, DO NOT RUN AWAY. Their instinct is to chase you and they are faster than you. Look at them get loud and make yourself look as big as possible.

[@62rowley]

A lady from the UK was gored by a buffalo two months ago and is in the hospital in our city here. And I just read that her insurance she had from the UK is no longer going to cover her. pretty sad.

[@hrussell9677]

She and her friend did the dumbest thing by trying to walk around it rather than back up and turn around. Bison are not to be messed with and despite the National Park Service constantly telling people with signs to stay 100 yards away, they keep attempting to take a photo or walk closer than they should. Completely unavoidable.

[@aliselynch]

I wish there was an ending to that guy walking backwards away from a mom bear and cubs

[@loveandrespectme]

I’m that’s last video with the mountain lion, the original video was 6 minutes of that guy being chased. It made the news

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Swimming in your backyard pool you don’t expect a gator to come visit.

[@LadyOfSummer]

Black bears, you can scare easily and they'll leave you alone. Grizzly bears you have to be patient, back away slowly and look large/be loud. Mountain lions - you don't want to be fast, but if you can it's a good idea to throw rocks or something at them. They don't want a fight, they want an easy meal. Moose - stay as far away from them as possible. They are not to be trifled with. They are faster and stronger than you might think - and HUGE. Living in Montana has taught me ALOT. Meanwhile, growing up in the southeastern part of the US taught me that gators are faster than you think.

[@LadyOfSummer]

A lot of times running from a wild animal causes their predator instincts to kick in and they will run you down. Never turn your back to them - which is something a lot of these videos highlight!

[@dianecomly6132]

Your voice went up a couple octaves a couple of times!

[@lulahbelb.3670]

I’d rather encounter a bear than a Mountain Lion… but hope I never encounter either!!! That woman at the beginning being booted by the Elephant was CRAZY!!! 😳

[@robertahrendt67]

bull was a Charlet, super strong neck, they use them in America to breed rodeo bulls. The thing they pulled out of kids nose: looked like a lung fluke. A type of parasitic worm. Saw a couple while serving in Central America. And I've seen one bigger.

[@cinmarksx]

thats just a bull. You said no way on the other reaction about Bison being able to derail a train. LOL

[@ophyjenkins]

It is safe to say that Kabir is afraid of gators LOL. I have never heard you react that way to a gator

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

Octopus have a very strong almost bird like beak that can easily crush a crab.

[@angelmarcano6747]

In the center of the octopus you don't see it it has a parrot beak it's going to crack that crap

[@darklingnight5947]

That last cougar must of had kittens near by as all of her charges were bluff displays. Don't get it twisted though an unarmed human has no chance if any of her charges would have been serious.

[@ajm25100]

They always eat crabs they have a very strong beak to crack them up.

[@206beastman]

Octopus have beaks like parrots

[@williamfoley7387]

He was distracting the snake they strike at movement and body heat that's why he was moving from the opposite side

[@davidtracchia121]

For a movie reaction try “ my octopus teacher” it will blow your mind.

[@pyrogaming5071]

okay that one where the guy caught the hook in his own eye gets me, when I was like 3-4 fishing for like my first or second time I got my bait and everything hooked up by my grand father, he told me DO NOT CAST IT YET. turned to get his hook set with a worm I casted the thing and it literally came from underneath and hooked my top eye lid. how I'm not blind I'm my one eye I will never know.

[@estherpistone6859]

When you see cubs with an adult bear it is the mother, male bears will kill the little ones if they are not their own and will often kill the mother also. The bear looked as if she was a grizzly, the grizzly is larger than brown bears. I could be wrong on her type.

[@derekstoughton3078]

Octopus have very sharp beaks

[@larsmiles7231]

If that huge ass cat was following me I'm...puma pants.

[@LexyThomas134]

With a black bear you ALWAYS fight back. They're not like a Grizzly who will leave you alone 9/10 if you play dead. If you play dead with a black bear 9/10 times they'll just eat you.

[@richardmiller7018]

That mountain lion followed the man for 15 minutes

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

It's got a beak like a cockatoo and some of them have hooks on each by each suction cup too but it ain't getting away and it's going to it's going to have soft shell crab in a minute

[@kylesummers1565]

Peace, Love!!

[@52montoya]

For the first 20 yards, a 'gator is faster than a race horse!

[@kenmancini6088]

One of my Facebook Friends posted some vacation pics this weekend of a fishing trip he's on. While they were concentrating on their fishing, some brown bears walked up behind them and started "fishing" too. The bears must've really been in the mood for fish because they weren't the least bit threatening to the people. I lost some respect for my friend because he did nothing to make his situation safer. At times the bears were less than 10 meters from them.

[@AmberKelly82]

That elephant really didn't like being laughed at lol

[@facepalmedgodzilla7999]

who does? lol

[@gweno550]

This was cool. btw a horse can carry two people and the weight. They tried to rush it up a d he dumped them

[@babyfry4775]

Mountain lions, Moose and Bears scare me the most but the Alligators jumping out of a pond, and the snakes freaked me out. A regular snake is ok but poisonous ones? Yikes! And that bull in the beginning??!!!! Man, they are strong. You can’t win against animals. Oh I’ve seen that last video before and that momma mountain lion pursues that guy for like a 1/4 mile or so. I probably would have fainted. Good reaction Kabir.

[@danajohnson4757]

I for sure would have crapped myself!!!

[@janelogan7872]

Papa bears don't hang around. Mama bears are fiercely protective, though.

[@Ceractucus]

Octopi have incredibly strong beaks, they can eat anything they can get ahold of. pretty much.

[@lindalincoln1652]

Black, fight back. Brown, lay down. White, say your prayers.

[@d4got10one]

It was a female moose. They usually don't have antlers

[@protonneutron9046]

that was a mommy moose with kids. The males have antlers and are MUCH bigger

[@hackerx7329]

Several of those clips are good examples of why it is a good idea to take a medium to large caliber gun with you when going out in the woods in different areas of North America. And the gators are why you should consider having the biggest gun you can safely handle if you are going to be even next to water in Florida. Black bears without cubs can usually be startled and convinced to go away just by making loud noises. The other bear with cubs was not a black bear and that video could have ended up being a snuff film.

[@TheMajorActual]

People frequently forget that nature is not all warm-n-cuddly animals. If you are not armed, you're the prey -- and honestly, even being armed only improves your chances, it doesn't guarantee a win.

[@josephharrison5639]

Bulls are around the same weight as small suvs, so it makes sense they could lift one I’ve lived with horses my whole life, the key isn’t dont stand behind the horse, it’s don’t do so suddenly. If you start in eyesight then go around the back slowly you should be fine 5:20, that was a female moose protecting her young The advice for mountain lions is look big and scream, the more intimidating the better

[@BlueDebut]

For Javelinas here in the SW it's stand your ground and don't run. Stomp and bit and they go on their way. I've had them charge me because I walked past one of their young in the dark and I didn't know.

[@pjb3583]

Yeah, I’m staying in the house. Great, as always, Kabir, I jumped every time you did. Peace from Ohio …

[@daricetaylor737]

Octopus have an eating mechanism very similar to the beak of a bird and they will and do tear into the shells of crustaceans like crab.

[@Ceractucus]

Actually people outrun bears downhill, but that is the only exception. Regarding the bull, animals are so much stronger than people think. A silverback gorilla can lift up to 1810 kg or 4000 pounds.

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

As a farmer, you'd be surprised at how strong some animals can be. I've seen bulls tip over tractors before. They definitely deserve respect. Pure muscle and pure Testosterone. Same with rams and stallions. Humans are too soft when compared to these animals.

[@taoist32]

They all have enough power and strength to rival our technology besides guns and military weapons.

[@Lugtastic]

@@taoist32 Even then it depends, you could empty a whole mag of a 9mm in a bear and it could still eat you alive lol definitely seen it happen before

[@stevencavanagh7990]

any animal that waighs the same as a human or greater can kill us with ease. that's scary to think about.

[@taoist32]

@@Lugtastic Wow. I guess it depends on the size of the bullet.

[@jamesblanton3744]

The hooks don't really hurt going in but hurt like hell coming out

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

See that lady laughing took the elephant off thinking it's just an animal it's one of the smartest animals on the planet you just take it off wrecked everybody's wrapped right it's hilarious

[@anarchyneverdies3567]

You already tricked me into watching that bear scene once 😂😂😂 not doing it again. It was intense though