British Guy Reacts To Brazil - DANGEROUS ANIMALS ! |🇬🇧UK Reaction

[@arthur64]

Título do vídeo: 15 animais perigosos do Brasil O que eu pensei: o peixe que entra no p@u

[@Condor12321]

Kkkkk esse é perigoso kkkkk

[@wellington110]

Pensei o mesmo

[@biancaaparecidaozorio553]

o nome dele e Candiru Se nao me engano

[@natanielfelipe]

Não sei porque não tá na lista

[@emillyrodrigues6835]

Kkkkkk

[@wldjr]

Two guys on a motorcycle and much more dangerous kkkkkk

[@genilsonribeiro2186]

Most dangerous in the whole country...

[@thaisepessoa95]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ricardoarruda5674]

RUN RUN RUN

[@eu4513]

Com certeza

[@LivyaSantoss]

Kkkk

[@mcnoronha]

fun fact: "piranha" means a lot of things in portuguese. it can refers to the fish, to a little thing we use to hold hair in place orr it can be used as a expression that mean something close to "bitch" in english LMFAO

[@thalitaalexandre5096]

sim KKKKKKKKK

[@emll6143]

True

[@DanBulboTheGamer]

And carteira too: Female postman Wallet Way to say "desk"

[@adammr.colossal7420]

Sim

[@alinemgdm]

I am a biologist and I have never seen these animals loose in the environment. And I spent 30 days in the Amazon. They are dangerous, but you can't easily find them around

[@rafaelalodio5116]

I'm also a Biologist and I technically been in the Amazon my whole life (team Acre), and I think the only one of those I saw was the spider, but it was not nearly as big.

[@isabellamarini3549]

Que legal seu trabalho 🙌🏻

[@alinemgdm]

@@isabellamarini3549 Sou suspeita, mas adoro ser Bióloga. Muito contato com a natureza, lugares lindos. Mas já tem 5 anos que não trabalho mais com pesquisa, só dou aula. Gosto muito tbm

[@FallenLight0]

E além disso o inseto da thumbnail é prehistórico da região da américa do norte e já está extinto.

[@viniciusrodrigues5770]

A maioria deles não, mas aqui em Florianópolis, principalmente no sul da ilha, é muito comum ver armadeiras nas casas, eu já acordei com uma no meu colo uma vez. hahah

[@antoniaguerrero8456]

Reage aos animais brasileiros em geral, doida pra ver ele reagindo a capivara

[@natalliavalera5383]

Nossaaaaa, seria muito massa kkkkkkk

[@bernardomascarenhas597]

Tamanduá também!!

[@juliosscavalcante]

@@weareilluminati5684 parente de Tiringa? KKKKKK

[@inglesaoseualcance7109]

verdade!! ótima ideia! seria engessado hahaha

[@laylasacramento7522]

@Pedro Henrique Camargo eu ja vi um monte de capivara

[@ursapolargalactica]

A pergunta é... como raios um tubarão come preguiças 👁👄👁 Espero que esse tubarão não escale árvores ou voe ksksksks

[@weslleysantos1663]

Pra tu que não sabe o rio amazônia vai de encontro ao mar uma hora ou outra e muito tubarãões nada no rio Amazonas tbm só vc jogar aí no KZbin.

[@ursapolargalactica]

@@weslleysantos1663 disso eu sei ;-; Mas oq uma preguiça vai fazer no mar 🤔🤔🤔

[@CaaiqMenes]

@@ursapolargalactica as preguiças tb nadam e por sinal super rápido, só não sei oq elas fariam na água a partir daí é pesquisando mesmo

[@ursapolargalactica]

@@CaaiqMenes bem... pelo menos os tubarões não voam ou sobem nas árvores ksksksk

[@CaaiqMenes]

@@ursapolargalactica kkkkkkkkk graças a deus, senão nós tava lascado.

[@YuriBassichettoTambucci]

I used to work with the Sateré Mawe, an indigenous people that live in the state of amazonas, both in rural and urban areas. They do this ritual with the "Tucandeira" ant. I've seen people needing hospitals and huge man laying in the floor because of the pain. Those who can go through the ritual several times from their 10 years through adulthood are considered real warriors.

[@ursapolargalactica]

Se tem um bicho perigoso é o marimbomdo e a lagarta que queima/taturana ;-; E os quero queros :,)

[@kauan-8850]

Eu tenho uma relação de paz e amor com meus Baribundos... Agora oq é muito pior é Abelha (Mesmo n sendo só Br)

[@ursapolargalactica]

@@kauan-8850 Esses bichos são do mal e tem sede de vingança(só pq eu bati num sem querer ele voltou para me matar... Mas eu sobrevivi 👁👄👁) Mas as abelhas são mais inofensivas que eles

[@kauan-8850]

@@ursapolargalactica talvez, Os Maribundos da minha casa já estão lá a vários anos, eu só falto derrubar a casa deles e eles tão tipo nem aí. Se um dia eu precisar de uma família já sei aonde recorrer 😭🐝🐝💖 (N achei emoji de Maribundo)

[@ursapolargalactica]

@@kauan-8850 tipo se n mexer com eles eles n fazem nada só que se eles forem pra perto de vc é melhor fugir ksksksk

[@kauan-8850]

@@ursapolargalactica Ah, adorei a foto da Baba ovo da Pink Diamond 😍👍💅

[@Hedenzin]

Quando se trata de animais no Brasil ñ é sobre mais veneno, dentes ou tamanho... Eles tem que ser inteligentes

[@BiihsParadise]

Amém que vc aumentou a legenda hahaha VOCÊ É MARAVILHOSO!! TO APAIXONADA

[@Condor12321]

Vídeo:animais perigosos do brasil Tumb:inseto extinto do período carbonivero

[@ypob2007]

Ah! Pelo visto vc também gosta de eras antigas!

[@KlavierMenn]

Se não me engano, isso é um Arthopleura. Mas.. o pior não é nem a centopéia. Magina uma salamandra.... de 9METROS!

[@CaiqueSSilva-fs6iw]

Aí coloca um demônio na tumb

[@biancaaparecidaozorio553]

@@KlavierMenn Exato elas sao vegetarianas tambem

[@KlavierMenn]

@@biancaaparecidaozorio553 Prionosuchus? Eu num acho que era não.

[@maymatias1444]

I grew up in Brasilia and I fear otters because 40 years ago in the zoo of Brasilia a kid fell into the otter's cage. A soldier jumped to save him, and did it. But unfortunately the soldier was bitten more than 100 times and died few days after the incident. That's why since I was a kid i have that feeling when seeing otters that they are no cuties, they are murderes if you get to close.

[@TheLunaKeat]

Most people in Brazil never saw any of those animals in real life, so don't worry about it haha. All of them only exist in isolated areas, almost all of it are only in the Amazon, those who are not are also far from the cities. Also, although they are all indeed very dangerous, they are not as insane as the guy in the video make it sound for views. Is a mith piranhas can kill something big in seconds, anacondas(or sucuris as we call) are slow outside the water and rarely get big as the videos, they are chill and some people have them as pets but idk if it 's legal, the crocodiles normally don't give a shit about adult humans, my dad used to fish near them and even get in the water close to them, the sharks are only in very few areas, the snake island is very far and only scientist or journalists go there.... most of the animals are not that bad. Now the otters are another story. They are also very rare to find in the wild but they are super violent and territorialist, once in my city(Brasília) many years ago there was a kid that fell in the otters habitat in the zoo, a employee tried to help and both were violent killed, there is a memorial in the zoo for them now. :/

[@bat0s4i]

O moleque do tigre? Aliás, a aranha armadeira vc acha em qualquer lugar.

[@jardindeinfancia]

@@bat0s4i nunca encontrei uma, e olha que moro em um lugar que é quase roça

[@bat0s4i]

@@jardindeinfancia Não sei se isso é bom ou ruim kkkkk... Eu moro em sp e já apareceu uma na minha cozinha. Até onde eu sei elas costumam ficar debaixo de pedras.

[@jardindeinfancia]

@@bat0s4i ah então não tem aonde moro, aqui o quintal é uma estrada de tão lisa e ainda tem as galinhas que devastam qualquer coisa que tenha no quintal

[@lucashenrique8708]

You know, that's not what you said, you can find most of these animals all around in Brazil, I a brazillian, and here where I live, I found some venomous snakes, spider like armadeira, aligators and other animals.

[@marcelo55869]

Ariranhas are cute, but they live in large groups... My father once saw a bunch fishing and playing, making many happy noises. Taking deep dives and surfacing with fish in the mouth. Then one of the Ariranhas saw him and made a different short noise while staring at him in the eyes. Suddenly another one made the same cry, and at a moments notice most of them were staring at him making that little cry; One of them decided to approach slowly from the middle of the lake to the land. My father got the message pretty quickly and walked away from a safe distance. I saw a documentary, there are cases of ariranhas defending themselves against Onças (Jaguars); They have the power of the numbers and they have sharpe teeth too. They fear pretty much nothing when grouped up

[@CortesDoMarçalOriginal]

todo mundo: Ariranha eu: Lontra kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@Yumie_1]

Pse kkkk

[@lucasassis7748]

I think he missed the most dangerous the dengue mosquito. It transmits 4 deadly diseases and it is found almost everywhere in Brazil

[@SasaUzumaki]

24:01 o nome mata mata quer dizer "kill kill" em PORTUGUÊS não espanhol caraio

[@mariluciadias608]

Psé né que foda. O cara faz um vídeo inteiro sobre o Brasil e nem pra saber que falamos português... Ta me dando mó raiva esse povo achar que falamos espanhol.

[@SasaUzumaki]

@@mariluciadias608 ele não sabia até uns 2 meses atrás agora que os fans dele disse que é português ele tá até aprendendo no Duolingo

[@mariluciadias608]

@@SasaUzumaki Não to falando do Alfie to falando do cara que fez o vídeo que o Alfie está reagindo...

[@gabrieldiasheyjoe]

Acho que tá certo, mata em espanhol e português significam a mesma coisa. Vale lembrar também que a região amazônica era originalmente território espanhol durante o período de colônia

[@victornogueira7641]

@@gabrieldiasheyjoe mas se tu ta fazendo um vídeo falando sobre as o Brasil, o mínimo que ele podia ter feito era falar em no português ao invés de espanhol

[@davidlasvi]

Você é um cara muito expressivo e suas reações são na maioria das vezes engraçadas hahaha

[@thiago1stwin867]

o cara fica forçando reação ,eu odeio isso

[@davidlasvi]

@@thiago1stwin867 nada a ver

[@vl9348]

"Mata-mata it's a word that means 'to kill-kill' in SPANISH" All the people in Brazil: I'M A JOKE TO YOU? ALSO BR's: "TACA A MÃE PRA VER SE QUICA!"

[@Juliana-iw7ib]

Pensei o mesmo😒

[@marcelotimoteo99]

A Amazonia também se estende à países de língua espanhola.

[@vl9348]

@@marcelotimoteo99 Sim,mas o vídeo é específico para animais no Brasil,e """"todo mundo"""" sabe que o Brasil fala português

[@vl9348]

Além do mais, ele poderia falar "em português e espanhol" já q tem o mesmo significado nas duas línguas. E 60% da Amazônia fica no Brasil,então provavelmente, esses animais estão em maior quantidade em solos brasileiros. Além do mais,como o cara tava falando só do Brasil,e não citou em momento algum a Amazônia em outros países, isso só contribui para o estereótipo q os gringos têm q o Brasil fala espanhol,já q o vídeo é direcionado para os gringos. E isso é muito chato! Não tenho nada contra o espanhol,amo demais,é a minha segunda língua preferida e até sei falar,mas isso de ficar achando q o Brasil fala espanhol é irritante!

[@ingridbaptista7391]

We speak PORTUGUESE not spanish 😡

[@zedoximango8374]

A curious fact about the Brazilian Jaguar: they usually attack the people of our army, more specifically the people who take the war in the jungle class of our army, since this class is done in the middle of the Amazon. There was a case in which one of our warriors was taking a test in the jungle war class, and that test consisted of crossing the jungle at night with all the lights out guiding themselves through a cable that crossed the jungle, and this warrior was attacked by a jaguar. His trial partner unfortunately had to kill the animal.

[@jeanvasconcelos]

His pronounce of Bem is just hilarious 😂.

[@alwhites]

🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

[@lucianocardoso473]

Tchuuudu bán? 😝 ... It's so cool man...❤

[@lucianocardoso473]

Óooiii galerrra !!! Tchuuuudu bán ? ...😍

[@lucianocardoso473]

Óooiii djentiii !!! 😄💪

[@lucianocardoso473]

Me acostumei tanto a assistir aos reacts do Alfie que muitas vezes me pego falando que nem ele...Ele querendo aprender Português e eu falando como ele...😅...

[@luckasrio6507]

Deveria reagir ao estado do Acre cujo nome é conhecido por seus belíssimos dinossauros

[@ciaracorreia8640]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk 😁😂😃😅😄😄😄😄😅

[@latrina200]

Ei eu moro no acre, não fale dos meus amigo dino não eles são bravos mas ainda são legais >:(

[@Yourchimmy]

@@latrina200 e isso ai mano, respeita nossos dino

[@henriqueborges2983]

The description about Anaconda is wrong, to begin with, they do not reach 15 m, the longest recorded was 6.2 m, that video was fake, a montage was made, they don’t have that size, and the Spider-Goliath is not only a Brazilian spider, the narrator speaks as if these animals existed all over Brazil, I never met any of them myself, and I always lived here, and of these animals, the easiest to find is the Armadeira Spider.

[@ThDanezi]

A aranha marrom não pode ser tao perigosa quanto essas e bem mais comum?

[@mora6590]

@@ThDanezi a aranha Golias nem é um problema pra nós, agora uma aranha marrom ou aranha armadeira são bem perigosa

[@ThDanezi]

@@mora6590 pois é

[@mora6590]

@@ThDanezi foi meio sensacionalista esse vídeo que ele reagiu

[@ThDanezi]

@@mora6590 muito, a matamata é um perigo para os animais que ela come e só kkkkkk

[@tomaz727]

Crocodiles, jaguars, anacondas: "I'm the most dangerous animal in the forest" Giant Otters: "Allow us to introduce ourselves"

[@p3rafael]

18:34 - "Por que a Alexia está me falando sobre um milkshake de banana? 27:40 - "Esses aracnídeos ultrajantes saíram nas manchetes quando começaram a aparecer em cachos de bananas compradas em supermercados tão distantes quanto o Reino Unido" Minha opinião: Alexia quer matar o Alfie lol

[@Mr_Darkness_]

I as a Brazilian, seeing your reactions ... I can't help laughing at everything, just imagining the video with the striped arboreal jararaca (Russian roulette snake), brown spider, armadeira spider, snake island, .... Among other things. Brazil is not for amateurs, But the suggestion is made of a video reacting to the really dangerous animals in my country

[@leonassuncao751]

Como fugir de um jacaré? a) Sair correndo b) Dançar funk Alfie : b

[@dassa2006]

First of all, I think we can all agree that the jaguar is the most dangerous 'cause it runs, it swims, it climbs, they can get you in any situation. And about the otters, I'm from Brasilia, and in our zoo there's a otter pond, a few years ago a kid fell down in to the water, they attacked him and the zoo keeper who jumped to save him. The boy survived, but the zoo keeper didn't.

[@xiaui556]

Alfie, a situation of a sucuri vs jaguar depends mostly about the place they are fighting, imagine If the sucuri is able to drag the jaguar to the River for example She is most likely to win in a situation like that, its not commom tho, It depends a Lot of the size of the sucuri and jaguar

[@AnaReginaNica]

I encountered some of those animals in live. This is my experience with them: Both the centipede and the wandering spider are like the same animal, in different bodies. They are big, very poisonous, faster than lighting, and VERY aggressive. They will run after you if they can. Believe me, not the best experience at all. And yes, be careful around bananas, wandering spiders love to hide in them. That’s how they travel everywhere, including UK. Then we have the bird eater spider, here we call it Golias (like the biblical giant), and… well, it’s huge, bigger than a human hand, but I honestly don’t think it deserves to be in this video. You see, the golias spider is a very peaceful spider. It will not attack you, even if provoked (you have to provoke it a lot to earn a more aggressive reaction). And it’s not even the most poisonous spider (this title goes to both the wandering and the brown one - by the way, I’m surprised this one didn’t appear on the video, its poison can destroy flesh and, depending of where is the bite, you can really lose pieces of your body, it will kill you, and of course, these lovely spiders live in cities alongside us). So, golias spiders are just gentle giants. This is the case of both the bullet ant (formiga tucandeira) and the sucuri snake (you call it anaconda) too. The bullet ant is fierce, big, and it’s poison is one of the most painful things ever, but we can pick them on our hand, and it will not instantly start to bite you. The natives on Amazon rainforest pick them to make gloves, for you to have an idea! The same goes for the sucuri, it’s a very very veeery big snake, but it’s mostly scared of humans. It will not attack if you leave it alone, it’s not an animal that will hunt, kill and eat you if you encounter one in the jungle. The accidents about this animal attacking humans are mostly just that: Accidents. We actually have tons of snakes that are far deadly than the sucuri: the coral snake, for example. Or the cascavel. Or even worse, the jararaca and all its types, including the ilhoa from Queimada Grande Island. It’s a very aggressive snake, attack multiple times, and its poison melts flesh. And like the wandering spider or the centipede, for example, we can find it in the entire Brazilian territory. The ariranha otter is really cute, yes, but believe me, they are deadly. See the lack of bloodlust on some of the others up there? Not going to happen here. The locals who live next to rivers are terrified of them, with tons of motives. They attack in groups and will kill you if you let them. And worse, like the wandering spiders, they aren’t afraid of humans at all and will not hesitate to hurt you just because they can. There are no motive, they just attack, attack, and attack again. Not the case of the jaguar, for example. It’s a very intelligent animal, and it can trust and bond with humans when it chooses to. I was lucky enough to be able to bond with one, my father was in the army, the soldiers rescued a jaguar kitten, and called it Emilly. She was there since forever and really loved the solders. I was one of the few people allowed to come and see her up close. Luckily, Emilly accepted me. At the end, I could even sit with her, pet her fur for hours (it’s like velvet) and play with her. She was a very playful thing, like a giant cat with paws bigger than my head and strong enough to rip it off, if she wanted. But she did not. She saw us as family and was happy to be there and even help solders on exercises in the river or the jungle. But even Emilly could be fierce, like when a male (and far bigger than her) jaguar came too close to one of her soldiers friends, she literally jumped on its throat and almost killed it. Sadly, she was wounded in the attack and didn’t survive, even when everyone did everything to save her. She was buried with all honors behind at the border of the training forest. There are others I found in my travels, but these are the ones I could actually add something about.

[@ammygamer]

"Some animals from Brazil sure look like they came straight from a video-game or something. Luckily, even us Brazilians tend to go our lives without having an encounter with any of these." Alguns animais do Brasil parecem que vieram direto de um videogame ou algo assim. Felizmente, mesmo nós brasileiros geralmente vivemos nossas vidas sem encontrar nenhum desses.

[@marielyterlukgnatta8609]

Where I live there are only Brazilian wandering spiders, and yet some are rare, I think what he didn't comment on the video is that she is an aggressive spider, different from other species, she just attacks for attacking, I am terrified! And there is also the brown spider, I do not know if it is known by any other name, but it is a spider with a very potent poison, which necroses your skin, and if not treated in time it leads to death, and this is quite common in mine region. Anyway, most of these animals only exist in the Amazon, and yet it is not so common, some species are rarely found, even in the Amazon.

[@miguelangelor]

O animal que mais causa acidentes no Brasil não está no vídeo, o escorpião.

[@matheuspereiracarneiro2620]

Alfie: Why is Alexa talking about banana milkshakes? Animal n°2: Hello UK! I'm in your bananas!

[@kimnamjoon2638]

Nem eu sabia q tinha esses bichos aqui kkkk

[@CaaiqMenes]

Noss. Eu acho q já conheço todos dessa lista

[@canaldowarllen8812]

Eu conhecia todos ja vi 4 da lista e sai inteiro o que me surpreendeu é que não teve o peixe ataca buraco msm kkkk

[@matheushenrique-mw4gm]

Most of those only live in the Amazon and wetlands, wich is roughly half of the actual territory of Brazil, but the most uninhabited half, most big cities don't have exotic and dangerous animal on every corner.

[@gigilovesdior]

"That looks like a freacking lasagna" took me out hashahgdsahgdshagsdhagah

[@lin6037]

Most of these animals are rare and only found in Amazonia but I have to say that the Piranha is actually a pretty common one. I live in the east and while growing up I was taught to never go inside the river if I had injuries especially if they were still bleeding because it could attract Piranhas. I also have eaten them a lot lol

[@henriseveg6362]

"The little creatures scare me more than big lions or big crocodilles" the creature being the size of a ruler: 👁👄👁 i am a joke to u

[@alberteinstein7938]

Love your videos best notification of the day ! 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@elielbarberino2451]

Alguém arruma um vídeo didático de uma boa receita de coxinha pra ele pedir pra mãe dele fazer pra ele experimentar.

[@leonardosens]

Dude, I've never seen the major part of this list. They're not easy to find, except for the wandering spider (aranha armadeira). Most of them just occur in Amazonia. I think that, for humans, spiders, vipers and mosquitoes are the deadly creatures here.

[@priscilaana3118]

2:06 mano ele pensou na gente q fofo kkk sério eu tava com maior dificuldade pra ler 😐❤️❤️

[@raffoka]

I swear to god, I can't stop watching Alphie????? Somebody help me, i love him so much lmaoooo

[@deboraleitao3074]

Para ter uma megabiodiversidade, há ter também animais "fofinhos" e "ferozes "!!!

[@thalesvinicius2571]

o tamanduá bandeira é as duas coisas, onças tem medo deles e eles matam com um abraço rasgando as costas com garras

[@FractalParadox]

I love how people always talk about bullet ants and ignore army ants. They sweep the jungle on huge colonies like a flood of redish shiny ants. The great part? Where the flood of ants passes over, anything that's not a plant gets devoured. The ants pick the bones clean, then move on foward. If a colony of army ants decides to go trough your village/town, your only hope is to burn all the houses to the ground and hope the fire diverts them, so you can come back on a few days/weeks. They are so dangerous you can use their feromones as a reppelent for bugs and sometimes even small animals.

[@theBigPotatoHead]

Novo pesadelo pro alwhites 🇧🇷

[@sarachrystina5793]

Alfie, he didn't say you can find the spider in UK, he said "something that I don't remember" and "as far as UK". You can relax 😄

[@rodrigo9ato]

"The name 'mata mata' means kill kill in SPANISH".... Oh no. That's sad.

[@doente9516]

Bruh

[@doente9516]

@Hououin Kyouma idk '-' não entendi nada.

[@doente9516]

@Hououin Kyouma e também so falarem que o Brasil tem futebol e samba'-"

[@rodrigo9ato]

Eu conheci um gringo numa viagem que eu fiz que ele achava que a gente vivia no meio das árvores com os macacos, e que não tínhamos cidades com prédios e etc. E o pior é que ele realmente acreditava nisso. Deve acreditar até hoje.

[@rodrigo9ato]

Eu conheci um gringo numa viagem que eu fiz que ele achava que a gente vivia no meio das árvores com os macacos, e que não tínhamos cidades com prédios e etc. E o pior é que ele realmente acreditava nisso. Deve acreditar até hoje.

[@pedromedeiros1631]

I live in Brazil and I have no idea why I thought it would be a good idea to watch this video right before going to bed lol

[@robervalsouza6459]

Animais horríveis mas importantes para o ecossistema.

[@elementox123x]

Except for the wandering-spider, that has all over Brazil, all the others are practically in the Amazon and not even we Brazilians have seen these animals.

[@nattyznlt]

Esses animais aí não são nada comparados com o quero-quero. Sério, meu amigo se tu se esbarrar com um quero-quero corra o mais rápido possível! Eu já fui atacada por um quero-quero uma vez, fiquei traumatizada e ainda rasguei a minha causa jeans preferida kkkkkkkkkk

[@FallenLight0]

To clarify basically all these animals/insects/spiders you'll see only in the Pantanal forest, Amazon rainforest and at that snake island, the majority of brazilians has never seen these animals in person. And this 02:41 is a pre historic "insect" (I don't know the proper name) that existed in North America and it is extinct. It's way more easier to be attacked by an animal in USA or Canada since there are a lot of bears close to urban areas that can even go to your backyard, here in Brazil it's very rare to see a wild animal close to urban areas (since we killed all of them and their forests).

[@maymatias1444]

"At grocery stores as far away as UK" Alfie: WAIT WHAT DID YOU SAY?

[@vagnerjunior5926]

Most of the animals in this video live in Amazon lol, I've never found a spider like that in my entire life

[@---8223]

"Tomo mundo tem medo de uma aranha dessa" Billie Eilish com uma aranha na boca: Então tá. Claro que nem tem comparação kkkk, brincadeira :3

[@thaispublio7879]

Danger in every corner? They just showed animals that occur on Amazonia! Brazil is not just the florest! Now that second place, the scary spider, that occur near florests in Rio, BUT the other ones just in Amazonia!

[@leticiafernanda8080]

Alfie faz um react da Ilha da queimada grande(Ilha das cobras).

[@doritosbsb]

Brazilian here. Most of the animals you've seen are regional or from an specific ecosystem. I've travel all over the country and I can tell you: - piara - you'll never see it unless you go to the Amazonian region and ask to see - piranha - more endemic, but still restricted to some rivers, and are not that agressive unless they sense something - giant anaconda - the sucuri exists in Pantanal and Amazonas Rain Forest, but they're not agressive and tend to run away when felling uncomfortable or in danger - jaguars - again, very restricted and you'll only be in danger if walking alone in the middle of a forest or at Pantanal and if it feels threatened or maybe hungry... - bull shark - these are appearing in some beaches at Recife and the state of Pernambuco (northeast region), there are signs showing the possible presence of sharks, and sorry dude: these ones like shallow waters, altough the huge majority of the reported attacks are against surfers - people tell that it's because when watched underwater, the shark thinks they are some kind of turtles - giant goliath spider - only saw it at the zoo, didn't even know it was brazilian... - electric eel - again, even more restricted than the others. There's a video on KZbin where an alligator dies attacking an eel (that dies too) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2K5qWpjbcyJq7M - otters - didn't know they were dangerous... they are territorialists, in fact, but you know when they are around (huge pack) - jararaca-ilhoa - they only exist in an island surrounded by the ocean and you can't go there (Federal Park with restrict access). There are several kind of jararacas on the country however, but not closely that poisonous - mata-mata - oh come on, seriously? It's a turtle, that's all (an ugly one)... - wandering spider - ok, this one is danger, mostly because they can hide on shoes that are left on the ground, but only on rural or forest areas, not on cities - bullet ant - again, just in some areas of the Rain Forest...

[@ryanpavani3059]

Alwhites, usa o street view no google maps para ver as ruas ou cidades brasileiras em 3D, vai ser maneiro 😎. Não sei se ja fez isso, mas vai ser louco fazer de novo ... Da pra ver umas pessoas caindo De: Ryan, o brasileiro 🤡

[@tutuzyn2007]

I lived in Brazil for 11 years and I have NEVER seen any of those... If ur coming to brazil, that's what u don't need to worry about. These animals are probrably from amazonas

[@MariaVitoria-xz8ee]

Não tem nada a ver com o vídeo, mas o Alfie me lembra o Clay de 13 reasons why 😂😂

[@douglasamon3963]

I fell in love once again with alfie in this one aaaa he's so cute in this particular video mds

[@arthursllv8643]

Só eu fico coisado quando ele fala "jaguar" pra se referir à onça?

[@Elis18]

Eu também kkk

[@tue2492]

Eu tbm

[@ravenskull2631]

É só o nome gringo da onça... Acho que eles nem tem a letra Ç no alfabeto

[@arthursllv8643]

@@ravenskull2631 eu sei, mas vários termos/nomes em inglês permanecem em inglês. O mesmo poderia ser válido

[@dimedplay]

The bullet ant has the most painful sting from all insects (according to the Schmidt Pain Index) in the world and when one ant stings, it releases chemicals that signal other ants in the vicinity to sting repeatedly the target. The pain from the bullet ant sting can last from 12 to 24 hours.

[@___Hadass____]

I'm happy to know that anaconda only exists here on the Amazon River :)

[@LuanReally]

In 1977, in the Brasília Zoo (Brazil Capital), an Army Sargent was killed by Giant Otters when he jumped into the pit to rescue a kid that fell into. It was more than 100 bites and he didn't resist. Died as a hero and have a memento on the Giant Otters pit with his history. He spent 3 days on hospital before pass away. Fun fact, the kid that he saved became a politician and got arrested in 2016 for corruption.

[@leitedebanana7343]

Aqui onde eu moro tem tipo um"bosque"que tem vários desse animais pra você ver é muito lindo o lugar e7 já fiquei o dia inteiro (tem lugares pra você comer lá dentro)Eu já as ariranhas de perto e os jacaré-Açu entre outros ne foi muito legal

[@raulsouza8226]

The thing about the Bullet Ant is not that it can kill you, but some people actually become permanently mentally ill over the excruciating pain and anaphylactic shock, this is why this tribe use them as a Passage Rite.

[@danielacarvalho8891]

Jaguar?! Na minha área se chama Onça

[@ClaudiaSilva-ks8yl]

Né?

[@rafaelalodio5116]

No Brasil inteiro é, mas em inglês é Jaguar

[@catoflado4977]

We call the anacondas Jibóias here in Brazil. I took a long time to realize that the Anacondas from the movies were Refering to Jibóias that are such a common animal here haha. Of course they are dangerous, but not even close of some Snake with Poison. They just usually attack the cows or pigs in farms, almost never harm humans. But we have lots of snakes with Poison here too, like the Coral, that kills and harm a considerable ammount of people even being a small snake

[@laixaa4777]

10:15 um filhote dessa apareceu no meu quarto ontem kkkkkkkk

[@CaaiqMenes]

Na minha casa já apareceu centopéia, e eu tenho pavor desse bicho. Tb já apareceram muitas tarântulas

[@laixaa4777]

@Pedro Henrique Camargo taquei a chinelada fds kkkkkk

[@laixaa4777]

@Pedro Henrique Camargo fds a aranha eu não ia dormir com ela no meu quarto

[@maikellyaninha7287]

@@laixaa4777 sim kkkkk, fez o certo

[@laylasacramento7522]

@Pedro Henrique Camargo dane-se se ta em extinção

[@laby8754]

bem, a aranha armadeira é realmente a mais perigosa da lista, a formiga não mata, e é regional, assim como a maioria dos outros animais listados, mas a aranha armadeira você pode entrar na rua, em lixeiras ou nas bananas mesmo

[@ligrep5531]

Ele precisa reagir aos comediantes brasileiros jkk

[@pedroemn]

Electric eels are shocking

[@g.jesuscordeiro1554]

ah wanted to hear Afie pronounce "ARIRANHA"

[@saeloveart536]

It's so funny how you keep looking down LOL My husband does the same every time anyone mentions one of those creatures. He grew up in the city. I've found so many huge snakes and tarantulas in my bathroom when I was a child that I don't even fear them anymore. I would not be crazy to touch them without proper gear, but I don't panic when I see them. I just call animal control to deal with them in a safe way.

[@rafaelryan2]

Marimbondo e uma das coisas mais comum da minha casa... INFELIZMENTE ;-;

[@M40s144]

No Brasil todo neh

[@boanacrepitans1944]

Já bati com a cara no galho que tinha uma casa de marimbondo e não fui picado, e quando meu colega bateu a cara no galho foi picado mais de 10 vezes

[@rafaelryan2]

@@M40s144 eh

[@gabimedrado4134]

I've never seen these animals in real life lol and I'm 100% Brazilian I've lived here for the most part of my life. You'll be fine when you come to Brazil

[@dummyd2239]

Título: gringo reage a animais perigosos Eu: gringo reage a thumb de clikbait brasileiras 🤨✊ Dunada 50 like aleki?

[@Ninikk4]

Usou auto meme, opinião completamente inválida

[@dummyd2239]

@@Ninikk4 putz

[@saimonmistersan]

quem nunca queria ver uma centopeia gigante na rua? kk

[@dummyd2239]

@@saimonmistersan eu queria kmm

[@saimonmistersan]

@@dummyd2239 vdd seria massa kk

[@gabrieldiasheyjoe]

Bruh look for the brazilian harpie. It's like an eagle but so big that we have histories about they kidnapped children with their feet claws and flying away.

[@lucasruzza]

Please react to “Samira Close - Madrugada”, she’s a Brazilian drag queen, gamer and streamer, whom made a song after a friend who passed away.

[@beatriznobre9238]

TUDO PRA MIM!!!!!

[@tonyrocco1258]

Hey, no worries bro ! 99% of us never saw any of this animals here in Brazil either.

[@fritzybear2936]

Nossa aqui nos pescamos piranhas e soltamos direto tem gente que faz ate um caldinho de piranha 0-0

[@eduardoramos7706]

I don't think the video mentioned that the Armadeira Spider jumps... just a fun fact 🙂

[@robervalsouza6459]

Formigas são bem irritantes, mas essas do vídeo são comuns na floresta.

[@nairaeduarda780]

Eu sou uma pessoa sortuda, quase fui picada por uma tarantula quando eu era criança. Tava de boa voa vendo RBD kkkk. E tbm quase fui picada por lacraias, elas são mais comuns. Escorpião é outro bichinho difícil .......

[@ricardobacker8246]

React a Gustavo Lima na Hora de amar ao vivo em Barretos please Alfie ❤️

[@koxabatera]

actually the most dangerous animal in Brasil is the " Politicus safadus"

[@geovanasantana7148]

Reage a ilha da queimada grande por favorrrr o vídeo do "você sabia"

[@igorbrito2695]

Golden lancehead? Wait until you hear about the many many other lancehead species inland like the infamous jararaca, and other venomous groups like rattlesnakes, bushmasters (longest vipers in the world) and corals🐍💀

[@alansccp7037]

Me atrasei mais cheguei 😀👏

[@Felip-ué]

mas*

[@alansccp7037]

@@Felip-ué Eu cheguei Ué😎

[@HyogaLuizShadow]

most of these animals are extremely rare to be found here in Brazil, after all many of them are from specific places like forests and rivers, at most you could find the wanderer spider (which is still very very difficult), but other than that the chances of meeting with the other animals on this list is practically 0, if you do not visit these areas.

[@niveasmonteiro]

Alfie, reage a ilha da queimada grande (ilha das cobras) lar da jararaca-ilhoa (número 4). Quatro náufragos tiveram que sobreviver 3 dias nessa ilha, imagine só...

[@mahaphoublue7644]

You know that snake not only exist in South America, in Cambodia also have this snake but more larger and have recorded on the prasat and the myth of the book nowadays use to teach in school, but now is rarely to see giant snake but it’s mostly live in jungle near river.

[@guilhermesampaio9045]

alfie makes a reaction to the Beyoncé concert in Brazil in 2010

[@waltermelo1033]

there was one centipede . or "lacraia" on my room. last week i guess. not a giant like the one from this video but this freaked me out

[@geanhenrique6982]

Bem eu percebi que is animais so são da Amazônia então o nordeste ta ok 😂

[@deeportela7712]

A maioria deles é bem comum aqui no Amazonas, as enguias ( que nos chamamos de puraques) tem em todos os igarapés. As piranhas são parte da nossa alimentação, e eu já vi grande parte desse bichos por aqui

[@deeportela7712]

Ah, e o pessoal aqui come ariranhas ( eu ñ gosto)

[@oBirino]

By the way, the Wandering Spiders can be found in our homes.