Chemical Warfare | Animal Armory | Episode 6 | Free Documentary Nature

Animal Armory - Episode 6: Chemical Warfare | Animal Documentary
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Within the animal armory, multiple applications of ejection and odour have more than proven their worth. Throughout the ocean the cuttlefish evades its enemies by disappearing behind an ejection of ink. Combining ejection and odor, the skunk can fire its sickening stink with practiced precision. More hunter than scavenger, the hyena employs odour as a means of communication in its complex society. The Musk ox bull uses its heady aroma to mark trails and compete for mates. The tasmanian devil is well known for its foul odor but is now understood to utilize smell in its secretive eco-systems. More aggressive than it appears, the male koala intimidates rivals by marking its territories with secretions from its chest. Both ejection and odor are used to devastating effect by the innovative bolas spider. Finally, the ancient millipede deters and injures would-be predators with a noxious discharge. Animal Armory takes a closer look at these mighty instruments of destruction and the animals that wield them with absolute precision.
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Within the animal armory, multiple applications of ejection and odour have more than proven their worth. Throughout the ocean the cuttlefish evades its enemies by disappearing behind an ejection of ink. Combining ejection and odor, the skunk can fire it's sickening stink with practiced precision. More hunter than scavenger, the hyena employs odour as a means of communication in its complex society. The Musk ox bull uses its heady aroma to mark trails and compete for mates. The Tasmanian devil is well known for its foul odor but is now understood to utilize smell in its secretive eco-systems. More aggressive than it appears, the male koala intimidates rivals by marking its territories with secretions from its chest. Both ejection and odor are used to devastating effect by the innovative bolas spider. Finally, the ancient millipede deters and injures would-be predators with a noxious discharge. Animal Armory takes a closer look at these mighty instruments of destruction and the animals that wield them with absolute precision. Watch 'Animal Armory - Episode 1' here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJm7eWmdqc-FgKc #freedocumentary #nature

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This is absolutely amazing. The voice over is stunning. There is always something special about watching nature and animals videos.

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Welcome! And thank you so much! We’re happy to have you as part of the Nature Family!

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@@FreeDocumentaryNature This documentary is beautifully created. It shows us, in depth, how animals live, and protect themselves if they are left untouched by territory-hungry humans.

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Glad you are enjoying it

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4.2.2022.First class and excellent.I am awaiting more videos like this.Thank you.

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Smart Animals that leaves bad scent marks to keep others preys and predators away from them.

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That spider catfishes the moth real hard

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koala baby's are cute af

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QUE HERMOSO ES EL MUNDO NATURAL, MIRANDO A LAS SEPIAS SU AGILIDAD, HABILIDAD, VELOCIDAD Y TODO, ES DIGNO DE ACEPTAR QUE LOS ANIMALES NO SOLO TIENEN INTELIGENCIA SINO MUCHA INTELIGENCIA, CLARO QUE LOS CIENTÍFICOS DICEN QUE NO. PERO ME PREGUNTO: PODRÁ ALGÚN CIENTÍFICO CAMBIARSE DE TERNO MIENTRAS ESTA EN LA OFICINA EN MEDIO DE TODOS SUS COLEGAS O DEL PUBLICO SIN QUE ESTOS SE DEN CUENTA? YO CREO QUE NO, ENTONCES NOSOTROS SOMOS LOS POCO INTELIGENTES SOLO ALABANCIOSOS Y HABLADORES, PERO CON CAPACIDAD LIMITADA. BASTANTE LENGUA. POQUITOS CESOS.

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Koala 🐨and Panda 🐼 are example of Convergent Evolution One eats nothing but eucalyptus leaves The other eats nothing but Bamboo shoots Both are Cuddly

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It's awesome 👍 that The Wild Kingdom 👌 have Their Own Set Of Rules That they must adhere to. In order to Survive.

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We need to save the animals,

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great

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So basically the skunks gives out a sample, plater ! while the predators are deciding if they want a dose of the whole meal 👀🤣😂😂😂

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I love 💕 this channel

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Great video, learned a lot about scents and different buttholes lol

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Narrator resembles david attenboroughs voice in his 30s

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👏👏👏🤘😘

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Beautiful nature

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A Shark doesn’t sound like that! Lmfao 0:18

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here's a question: if it took millions of years for these animals to "learn" to use these defenses, how did the different species survive while they were "learning" this skill?

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Good question and one I am unable to answer. I think we’ll need an anthropologist.

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In Swahili.. Asante.. ( Thank You )..

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Bombardier beetle?

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I would title this "Chemistry warfare"😆 Awesome video as always ,,😉😉

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Good

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Good.

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That entrance where the alligator/crocodile opened his eyes 😭✋🏾🤣, so sharp🥳

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The muskox looks like a cross between an American bison and an African wildebeest but a wildebeest’s horns don’t wrap around its head

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Now I will never shower again, so I can start my own chemical warfare when moving about.

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In.

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Fun Fact Koalas have smooth brains and as a result if you were to put eucalyptus leaves on a plate in front of it it wouldn't eat them because it's incapable of recognizing it as their food.

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Skunks = *Stinky Floofs* 😍😍😍

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Should be called: all about the cuddle fish

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Its pronounced cuttlefish

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hyenas pups are among the cutest youngs in the animal kingdom. They don't age well, though

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Is this a German based channel? Or are the documentaries German based?

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Isn’t the red kangaroo the largest marsupial?

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Carnivorous marsupial

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I can't help it, but I intensely dislike hyenas.

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Thats ok. They likely do not think much of you or I either

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Me too! They are interesting but such gross animals

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Its ok..i despise them

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in all this video i did not hear the narrator give thanks to the creator Yahvah for creating all these wonders................

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These ads are killing me

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cats are like skunks

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Monkeys use millipedes for mosquitos repellent and to get stoned. It’s quit funny. I just realised I watch way to many nature shows on KZbin.

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Please correct your information on the owl. I was telling my girlfriend while watching the skunk part they do have to watch out for owls. Because they have almost no sense of smell. So they don't care about the funk. You guys gave an alternate and false theorem. That they come in quickly so they can get them before they get sprayed. When 1 they're silent 2 they have almost no sense of smell. It's science First Entertainment second. We are enjoying the video. Just make your science more scientifically valid.

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It is true that the owl has almost no sense of smell, but even so the spray could still be dangerous if the skunk was able to get the owl in the eyes which could cause temporary blindness. So the stealth approach is still rather important, but it would have still been good to mention their nearly nonexistent sense of smell.

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False. He said hyena are the canine that communicates the most. "1. I put painted dog up there as well as wolves. 2. They are not Canines. More closely related to feline then canine

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Human live a 100 years +/- ☀️ linger around for billions and billions of years and it's trillions of them in this universe. 🧠? on a small scale.

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Cute little koala? Nope vicious bloodthirsty creatures! Beware the innocent drop bear! They get the bacteria from eating mommy’s Pooh as a baby. Yummy! Watch Ozzie man review about the drop bear. It’s the funniest thing I’ve witnessed on KZbin thus far! Australia has had more rain in the last two years, then in the last two decades.

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Is it possible to watch a nature documentary without hearing the word diversity?

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I hadn't noticed that. And I'm really normally good at identifying language patterns.

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Over millions of years animals developed/evolved chemical weapons. hmmmmm don't think so. So presto, a skunk evolved that smell. Seems like intelligent engineering to me.

[@shatnermohanty6678]

Sir , when did this Presto moment happen ? I mean , this transition from odourless Skunk to stinky Skunk ; did it occur in 6000 BC or 1 million BC ? Did all Skunks around the world develop Scent glands all at once or some were left out ? And this process was completed in an hour or took an entire day ? I think this also explains about the Unicorn 🦄 . Ancient books mention Unicorns but none are found today . The real reason is just like Skunks got stink glands like , Presto , the Unicorns also lost their horns , Presto , and became Horses

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@@shatnermohanty6678 Interesting what happened to all the skunks before they "evolved" the stink gland. Did they "think" hey, we need a stink gland to survive? We better start evolving one and in a million years we will have it perfected. Sorry, it takes more blind faith to believe that stuff.

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@@mikegustafson58 Sir , the question remains unanswered . At what point in time did they develop Scent glands ? And did all Skunks around the world develop it at the same time ? I'm an ignorant person and I thought you might enlighten me regarding this .

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@@mikegustafson58 No reply ? Sir , can you please guide me to someone who might know the answers ?

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@@mikegustafson58 Sir , doesn't the existence of White Lions and White Tigers question the theory of Evolution ?

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watched for 10 minutes.... saw 20 pop up ads.... no thanks....👎

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This is bs, the lion king is what nature is about

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background rapping is annoying - narrator sounds anxious - not conducive for watching nature docs

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What a bunch of nonsense

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Then don't watch

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The only skunk smell I want is in bag of weed💯😂🦨