Damn Nature You Scary | Funny Scary Animal Encounters Ep 4

0:34 - I love elephants, but from a safe distance. If you ever come across an elephant while driving, and they start to charge you like this one, you better have your reverse game in order. Lucky for us this driver can drive in reverse and hold a camera at the same time
1:33 - Depending on the kind of person you are, this Giant African Millipede will either fascinate you as an example of nature’s biodiversity, or live forever in your nightmares. Me, it’s nightmare fuel all the way.
2:31 - A motorist driving along this Highway in Canada was able to capture this rare animal encounter. Not one, but two albino moose crossing the road. It’s super rare to see one example, but two…That’s almost unheard of.
3:33 - Here’s a cautionary tale. Bison, although they look slow and calm, can be very, very dangerous if you get too close. This group of tourists get a little too close for comfort and get a full look at why you should keep your distance.
4:39 - Giant squid are notoriously reclusive and very difficult to capture on film, even more rare to get footage of one that’s still alive. This diver was able to capture this magnificent creature on camera to bring us this very rare sight of a giant squid swimming in the ocean.
5:34 - Here’s another rare sight, an all white, albino deer captured on camera. This genetic mutation occurs in only about 1 in 20,000 cases. In some Native American cultures, seeing a white deer was taken as a message from the spirit world.
6:28 - This massive unit is a Coconut Crab, and it doesn’t live in the sea. In fact, it’s the largest land-based crustacean in the world. This example comes to us from an island off the coast of Zanzibar. If you ever see one, stay back, they have very strong claws.
7:15 - Possums get a bad rap sometimes because they’re not the cuddliest of creatures, but they actually play a vital role in our ecosystem. A single possum can eat up to 5000 ticks a season helping to keep tick-borne illnesses at bay. Here we see one doing what they’re famous for,
playing dead.
8:21 - This beast is a Burgundy Goliath Birdeater Tarantula, and it’s massive. They can be found in South America, and will hiss when threatened. What would you do if you came upon this hairy
arachnid, and it hissed at you?
9:38 - Imagine being out for a walk in the park and seeing a kitten, cute right? But what if that kitten was a bobcat kitten? Pretty cool, am I right?
10:45 - A hunter out for the day stumbled upon a rare find…That’s not a dog, but a coyote pup separated from the pack. Lucky for us, we get a close look at this wild creature before being sent off to return to Momma
11:45 - These boaters out on the water came across a sloth out for a swim. Knowing that Sloths aren’t known for being too quick, they decided to offer this plodding mammal a ride back to shore. I’m sure they just shaved hours off this sloth’s swim time.
11:54 - Junior the seal lives off the coast of Namibia, and is a total ham when it comes to performing for tourists. This handsome boy doesn’t hesitate to jump on to this boat to perform a few tricks in exchange for some fish. I just love that smiling face.
13:55 - Meet Theia. Theia is a famous female coyote that lives at River Legacy Park in Texas. Theia has become unnaturally unafraid of humans and will come right up to them making her a well-known feature at the park.
15:14 - In this next one we see a Momma bear and her cub out exploring. This curious cub comes over to investigate our cameraman. Then something really cool happens. I won’t spoil it for you. Just watch.
#animalencounters #scaryencounters #wildanimals

[@LogicalDisaster]

The animal on the thumbnail and 1:55 is a Maned Wolf and they are neither wolves nor foxes, but a species of their own. They're pretty rare and can be found in South America. They have a cool howl-bark.

[@LogicalDisaster]

Polar Bears are the only known animal to actively hunt humans. They are THE apex predator. 0:55 is a Coconut Crab. As their name suggests, they eat coconuts and use those big claws to open them. They're harmless.

[@michaelwerkov3438]

youre doing god's work

[@LogicalDisaster]

@@michaelwerkov3438 How so?

[@qwave1322]

And as someone who used to work in forensics…their pee smells exactly like weed. 😂

[@LogicalDisaster]

@@qwave1322 Oh that's....weird lmao pretty cool though. Thanks for that tid bit

[@Syenthros]

Fun fact: Rhinos in captivity are typically less aggressive than wild rhinos. This is because rhinos have incredibly poor eyesight, and so in the wild where most things are either rivals or predators, it's safest to adopt a "charge first, ask questions once it's dead" policy. In captivity, where they lack predators, rhinos are more docile and more easily interacted with. They also enjoy belly rubs, believe it or not, which is a thing we know because we are bound and determined to treat every animal like a dog.

[@emergencyvehicle6995]

I've recently befriended an EXTREMELY docile wild squirrel and I feel attacked by the last statement you made lmfao

[@Syenthros]

@@emergencyvehicle6995 lol well I'm sure your squirrel makes an adorable tree doggo.

[@a.m.4049]

I'm sure they love the way the pavement feels. Probably great for his bones and joints, too.

[@Soy_boi]

Incredibly true. I worked with white rhinos at a zoo and most of my work would be interrupted by them poking me and begging for treats and attention. They look a lot like when my dog stares at me through the window when in the backyard.

[@Jordan-vx2ly]

in my experience any animal with fur enjoys belly rubs, scritches, and butt slaps/pats. assuming they have trust in the person doing it.

[@Blackout5871]

"They say bears can smell fear. I don't believe them. I think they can smell stupidity." Best quote ever.

[@P4PKing]

Which is probably why one of them darted in his direction. Which when herealized "probably not a good time to be filming this"

[@robertpattinson1257]

@@P4PKing he has two hands and he moved out the way for the bear to pass 🐻

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

They smell food

[@Blackout5871]

@@A_Black_Sheep94 And you are missing the waft of humor.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@Blackout5871 I'm not sure waft is the word you wanted but okay. Also there was no attempt at humor, often bears attack because of the smell of food that a human has with them, is eating, or has discarded. Go waft elsewhere.

[@shismith8785]

Remember. If it's white with blue eyes, it's actually Lucistic. If it's white with red eyes, then it's an Albino.

[@BusinessWolf1]

"well, actually"

[@shismith8785]

@@BusinessWolf1 I'm so sorry for not allowing people to be misinformed. How annoying and awful of me.

[@tyboogie6318]

@@shismith8785 that's something I never knew. Thanks

[@nebularspace4729]

@@shismith8785 when you say, not allowed Sounds crazy Say I like to inform people

[@tarnishedknight730]

Ah... Shi... Leucism doesn't affect the eyes.

[@midknight23]

The parents shouting run while watching their kid almost run down by a bison what a great parents...

[@ohrylianknight292]

they shouldn't have been so close with children to begin with. gotta love when people don't think right.

[@williammcleroy558]

Well, no amount of human power in that group was going to overpower the bison. Though, as a father I would become the distraction to save my kids. I'd likely be killed. But my kids would have a chance to escape.

[@williammcleroy558]

@@ohrylianknight292 True, but that might not have been planned. We don't know the full context of that encounter.

[@johnphillips2396]

One thing though ,that kid had some moves.

[@Evil_pinata]

What bugged me more (aside from the fact that they got so close to the damn bison) is that he was in goddamn sandals in an area where you should have at least running shoes not freaking sandals.

[@saxyrep1]

2:14 That man got out of the vehicle to get his stuff back FROM A POLAR BEAR. If it was me, he coulda had everything in the car except for me. 😂

[@JennySparkz]

watches in disbelief as I see polar bear drive past in carjacked vehichle

[@emergencyvehicle6995]

Idk if I bear came and stole my tool bag outta my car I would fucking get out too 🤣🤣🤣

[@prettyvacant3605]

It belongs to the bear now!

[@nicks1063]

Dude's got balls the size of cantaloupes

[@kuuderepiano2988]

On the other hand, animals would be looking at us like “Damn, nature you're scary”

[@mickcarson8504]

LOL. 😄

[@michellegong1626]

I consistently find myself thinking, “Oh, that animal’s bigger than I thought!”

[@crzzymnn911]

Same! Like with that bat. wtfff

[@renazii9909]

"In Native American cultures, seeing a white deer is a message from the spirit world." The White Deer : "We've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty."

[@spankbuda7466]

The White Deer: "Look world! This is what Argonne National Laboratory have done to us."

[@blastencove8785]

May you please tell me the origin of your name tag. Especially the Ren part. It's for research purposes.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

I've seen not only several albino deer in my life but my dad caught a completely black deer antler too hoof on a trail cam in the woods behind my childhood home.

[@renazii9909]

@@blastencove8785 I'm sorry for being really late. Anyway, Ren is my great great grandfather's nickname during war. It was actually pronounced like Rein ( Re - In ). Azii is actually a mistake when I typed my name, it was supposed to be Azizi but I forgot to click the second Z hence, Azii 🤣

[@skyloveup]

Wrong Indians, but okay

[@shismith8785]

Not so fun fact, that polar wasn't after the canoe but rather it's owner. Polar bears are one of the only animals that see humans as a source of food and will actively track and hunt them for MILES. If a polar bear ever ends up in your vicinity, just know that It followed your scent, it's been tracking you and it only has ONE thing on its mind. Dinner.

[@jasse85]

So what ur saying is , have a big gun if ur going to live in that area.

[@harrymoon8154]

Uhh guns won’t kill bear quick they’re shear mass and adrenaline will keep them alive long enough

[@Some_Idiot_on_the_Internet]

@@harrymoon8154 It would only continue to attack you if it's protecting its cub or something. Hunting behaviour is not the same as aggression, a meal the size of a person is not worth risking death or injury over. If you shoot near a bear it will usually fuck off, if you shoot at a bear it will almost definitely run away rather than risk more injury and pain. The only reason it would stay and fight is if it had no choice or if it had something to protect like a cub.

[@harrymoon8154]

@@Some_Idiot_on_the_Internet polar bears aren’t like that it’s very hard to get food in Antarctica polar bears normally are already super agressive and desperate for food and it’s even worse when you run into a already hungry bear with Cubs it so much worse

[@Aykalia]

@@harrymoon8154 antarctica? they live in the north lmfao

[@Soulj33]

Those bison at 8:00 looked like the classic makings of a road rage fight.. I thought they both got out the car to settle their differences the ol fashion way 🤣😂😂🤣

[@RedPanda74]

Just remember my last words before I died were “Here kitty, kitty, kitty”. Love that bobcat!

[@ihavenocomfy3279]

“Strong Claws” for the coconut crab means it can shatter your bones by exerting it’s strength if it manages to get ahold of your limbs

[@dino.nuggies2382]

But they sure r delicious 😊

[@ashernelson7138]

That diver with the giant squid as a massive pair of brass balls. He got so close to that thing 🥶

[@omarionspratling174]

12:04 that sloth was actually fine because they’re surprisingly good swimmers and can hole their breath for a good amount of time

[@IronStaff7]

Yeah but it was nice to help him get across faster and safer though.

[@nomus1172]

Sloths got nerfed hard but still have their ,claws ,teeth and swimming abilities . Remember sloths we’re pretty dangerous at one point in the past

[@riki4404]

Plottwist they bring him in the wrong direction

[@omarionspratling174]

@@nomus1172 well possibly dangerous all we say about the past could actually not be true

[@nomus1172]

@@omarionspratling174 tracks and fossils found resembling sloths I certain places in the Americas .

[@OmniscientSloth]

FYI, don’t try to pet a wild bobcat 😂

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

Yeah, they may look cute and fluffy but there still wild animals and can seriously injure you.

[@phantasmicmasque]

I have pet a rescued bobcat before, they are very sweet when used to humans but the claws are nasty even when they don’t mean them to be. Unless you know the bobcat, do not pet!

[@alijahgonzalez2033]

9:47 lord help me I’m about to lose my hand that is too cute

[@hexi-gone35]

Young bobcats aren't typically very aggressive, and for some medium cats hissing can mean more than anger, it's the snarling and growling you gotta listen to

[@paulybeefs8588]

I was really hoping he would actually try and pet it on the video, for my education and entertainment. He apparently forgot that it's easier to dial an ambulance BEFORE you do do something like that and still have both hands, so that part would have been interesting to see him sort out too.

[@PaintedDog]

2:50 Those moose weren’t albino. Albino have no pigment so there wouldn’t be black inside the ears or on the bottom of their legs. Eyes wouldn’t be dark either. They have leucism which is partial lack of melanin (pigments that give color to skin, fur, eyes, claws, etc).

[@fernandocavuto1449]

Those meese didn't look albino to me. Agreed

[@sarahgarton4334]

Thank you, glad I'm not the only one to know this, the stag wasn't albino either he had a grey patch between his antlers and a dark spot on his hind right leg.

[@hedgehogshill3522]

Moose with leucism exist pretty often (maybe not if u look at the procent) Also leucism is given to the babys (like seen in the video) if I remember right. Leucism is most often a dominant gene, so it would be more unusual if the baby would have been brown while the mother is white :)

[@jimmymay28]

It's albino numb nuts

[@DAVROSS72]

The animal you labeled a possum is actually called an Opossum, a possum is a completely different animal from my country, Australia.

[@DeathlordSlavik]

It is pronounced possum by the vast majority of the people in the US even most the wildlife experts as none of us see the point in pronouncing the O.

[@reginaldparker7425]

Facts!!

[@He4venlyBody]

he said 'possum, so...

[@martinphilip8998]

@CCP Tube My wife beat me on this one 15 years ago. It’s either name and one is not more correct than the other. I miss her. RIP

[@_Chessa_]

We call them possums here too. >_< I don’t understand why, but yeah, always been taught to write and say it like that in school.

[@RedOnCod]

Sloths are so chill, it’s hard to not want to help them across places.

[@GhostSwiss]

I find them creepy :'D

[@turtlejeepjen314]

Millipedes are very CUTE & rolly!! Now, CENTIPEDES, that’s s different story!!!🙂🙂

[@TheMightyKite]

Nature is Scary yes, but there's beauty within the fear.

[@spankbuda7466]

Yes, like how a boa constrictor squeeze the life out of you while crushing your bones so that it can swallow you whole & slow. Or, what about when a great white shark takes a large chunk out of you with it's many serrated rows of teeth. How beautiful it is.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Ya definitely dont want to mess with a coconut crab. They can crush a BIC lighter with ease.

[@sterlihalla]

Lol i love how that guy is just walking his Rhino down a busy street like its normal.

[@CameronMcCracken_Art]

6:07 - listen to this with your eyes closed, this guy had an interesting choice of words…

[@playergame6398]

Oh god

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Lmfao

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Brooo

[@renvanacker4510]

🚨🚨🚨

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

I just got that.😳😧

[@sandypawz645]

15:15 cute and curious baby bears checking out the camera man. 😅🤣😂

[@drag0nemper0r97]

Sloths are actually quite fast swimmers, which is kind of funny considering they prefer to crawl along slowly in trees. So those boaters really weren't helping, they were just giving him a free ride.

[@DrinkedTooMuch]

1:34 those are amazing! I had one, unfortunately it died before it got that big, but the feeling of their lil claw feet as they walk on your hand is so funny I loved holding it

[@longlivetheking482]

I wanna know what does it eats? And how did you find one?

[@DrinkedTooMuch]

@@longlivetheking482 I was a volounteer in a mino zoo and the owner gave me one. We mostly feed it cucumber slices as well as some lettuce leaves. In wild they mostly feed on decomposing plant matter and sometimes smaller bugs

[@tonyhill5418]

The elephant was like wait up bro don't you want to share some delicious grass with me.

[@pentagramyt417]

3:10 this Rhino is SUPER underweight. Seems like he is in captivity and they are starving him... All of his ribs are seen through this big skin. This Rhino seems to be scared of human and acts like a Cow going back to the barn, not like a Rhino... That animal would smash them all if that would be a wild Rhino... It's very sad.

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

Yeah.😞

[@theodisius1]

I don't think that's true - google images of Indian rhinos, their ribs are often showing. I don't see any signs this animal is afraid. There is an Indian rhino in Nepal that was raised as an orphan and wanders a city. I think it is the same as shown here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d53Kl5J5ja1sgdE

[@dragoon3219]

Fun fact: Maned Wolves (the thing that looks like a fox on stilts) has a nearly unique form of movement. You probably picked up on it subconsciously and it made the animal seem really off to you. It's how it walks. Most 4 legged animals will walk by moving one front leg then the back leg on the opposite side forward (example:Front right, back left). A Maned Wolf walks by moving first a front leg then the back leg on the same side (Example:Front left, back left). Pretty much no other animal does this and it can make them seem really alien even if you don't consciously notice the walking pattern.

[@Proteus-zb6qv]

This is fascinating! And the fox on stilts description is funny

[@thetruthaboutweightloss]

Very interesting, thanks for pointing it out!

[@leyrua]

5:55 and here we see a rare example of an albino _polar bear._ 😉

[@ViralMonkey]

LOL

[@marydurham5976]

That Poor Sloth Looked Like He’d Been Tryin’ To Swim To Shore For Ages!!??🤔… Seeing How He Literally Turned Green From Algae Growth!!!🤢😓…. Poor Fella, Thanks For The Assist!!!💖🤗😍🥰😘😉

[@a.noriega-gonzalez6801]

sky pup, opposum and maned wolf… too cute

[@TYGR2115]

Counter "fun" fact: opossums don't play dead as some form of survival strategy (what kind of strategy would that be anyways?) They are actually just super anxious and have paralysing anxiety attacks whenever they are frightened. So, yeah. Not so cute anymore, is it lol

[@DeathlordSlavik]

It is a survival strategy as many predators wont eat something they themselves didn't kill something that is amplified by the fact opossums emit an awful odor when playing dead that makes them smell like they have been dead a long time. Also playing dead isn't limited to opossums hog nose snakes play dead as will some types of rabbit and mice, point is if you bothered to actually do any research you would see that playing dead is something that several types of animal do and something that does work.

[@billthebutcher1821]

The one with the coyote puppy ! How cool !! Love this stuff. Animals are so awesome !!

[@maximusprime6472]

I love Maned Wolves! I did a biology project on them a while back

[@Chris-bd6uc]

8:00 how did they fit in that car??? madness

[@Darius_The_CIairvoyant]

2:57 how cruel. No happy rhino would walk around like that. Poor things probably been beaten by them

[@theodisius1]

Not sure that's true - there's an orphaned one in Nepal that wanders the streets. Probably the same as shown here? kzbin.info/www/bejne/d53Kl5J5ja1sgdE

[@emergencyvehicle6995]

Idk I think they'd probably be besting it harder in this video if they beat it lmao but they're just tapping him along

[@theodisius1]

@@emergencyvehicle6995 I really don't think it would end well, a human beating a rhino.

[@septemberquest6393]

That coconut crab is one creepy creature, I'll say...never saw that one...scary looking at best!!!!

[@okamijubei]

And yet you can steam them up and eat them.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Sloths actually swim three times faster than they move on land.

[@rodneybever9583]

The Tarantula is the least scary thing. I have 130 in my collection.

[@shismith8785]

Sloths are fastest in the water, they're actually EXCELLENT swimmers. Only problem is that's all they have in the water, a little more speed. Glad those guys gave him a helping hand to the shore.

[@williowisps8081]

To bobcat: Come one kitty you know you wanna be pet! Bobcat to human: Your just lucky I'm in a good mood rn!😊

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

Those giant millipedes (@1:34 into the video) are awesome. For some, so frightening to look at. But so, so harmless. When I lived in Zanzibar, we used to call them Tanganyika Trains. Tanganyika being the formative name of Tanzania before Zanzibar joined with them.

[@Josh-ub1do]

When i was a kid we called them shongololos

[@silverfox9004]

you must always be on your guard when near wild and powerful animals, even domesticated or small ones.

[@Livefreeordie-182]

Well, have respect and observe their body language.

[@silverfox9004]

@@Livefreeordie-182 exactly

[@sotothekomodol2089]

Not me though, I'm just different

[@kayablouin575]

this makes me so sad, bro antartica is like-- no longer there safe habitat, it also must suck not being able to get as much food as they would have in like 2018

[@DGneoseeker1]

What do you mean opossums aren't the cuddliest of creatures? They love cuddles if they aren't scared. Hardly ever bite....

[@toupac3195]

Awww man x2, I wanted to see that guy pet the Bobcat. I have scars from when I tried that once. 😁

[@KikiTheLibra]

Omg that fox is so tall is it a mix between fox and wolf or something? I really like him 😊😊

[@melodysutherland8765]

its a maned wolf, native to south america

[@cryzz0n]

A rhino walking down the street and no one even looked surprised.

[@platypus2506]

I love how that one guy casually pokes the rhino with a stick

[@cremepai5318]

was it really necessary having that spider jump at me in the intro and making my soul leave my body

[@jasonhormozi3025]

The guy at 1:30 with the snake is EXACTLY how I would act like ooooo kayyyy no

[@oaflet]

Pretty calm anaconda. Doesn't complain about being handled. It looks well-padded/muscled, so I don't think it's ill. Wonder if it's tame.

[@alithekat1599]

It appeared to be an exhibit anaconda. Could have just eaten recently too they tend to be more docile when not hungry and don't feel threatened

[@kathryncarter6143]

The rhino being walked down the street was rare

[@rdnkninjagaming9103]

When the commentator is scared of AIR itself

[@jeffouellette9946]

What a beautiful awesome possum...

[@keeper6458]

Agreed

[@liambotha6480]

Kid that was running will forever tell remember prolly ganna be used as a story at family gatherings or to tel his children 😂

[@Livewild779]

Every time I see a rhino I think Jim Carey is going to pop out it’s rear.

[@williammcleroy558]

LOL

[@Estherbethe1...]

The look on the sloths face ☺️ look ma I'm going fast 🤩

[@chanellovvesyou]

The sloth one was so cute

[@cristinalperez5152]

That moose wasn’t albino it was Lou cystic it’s eyes were still black and not red. Still a cool animal to see though.

[@Miki23Alien]

Sloths are actually really speedy in water and are very good at keeping their breath under. Does not change the fact they most likely saved him since Sloth off a tree is a treat for local predators.

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

8:21 This is Ron’s worst nightmare he’ll probably scream.

[@VincentANDAlexander]

That millipede looks CUUUTTTTEEE!!!

[@alanmacpherson3225]

Australian here I know people say we have big spiders here but in all my 51 years I have never seen one bigger than that guys hand.

[@Captain_Sanders]

Yeah they can get as big as a large dinner plate

[@Captain_Sanders]

Yeah they can get as big as a large dinner plate

[@verburmite8477]

they weren't albinos they just have a genetic rarity that makes their fur/skin extremely light. you can tell because albinos have red eyes while they have their normal black eyes

[@bamadad53]

I think the guy that walked up on the snake in his back yard just shat his drawers. LOL I would have.

[@TheMasterAnt]

I felt that when the dude jump from the snake 🤣

[@SURVIVE-THE-STORM]

That snake guy got me, that's exactly how I will react, wuuuuuu woohoo hoooo wooooo

[@irrelevantideology9640]

It never ceases to amaze me how ignorant and stupid people can be getting so close to a buffalo.

[@kevinistoxic1179]

It's more like "Dang nature, you cute!"

[@BiLdoEMcLown]

The giant bugs don't bother me... the huge ass bats, on the other hand... *shudders*

[@9usuck0]

Sloths are actually really good swimmers and float with ease.

[@jonibarger3147]

Damn humans who tease them, chase them or just intrude on them. Its ALWAYS the animal that suffers the consequences

[@faelvolpe]

1:55 - The maned wolf is found only in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and is almost extinct

[@tori_gundo_]

Come here kitty....uuuh, no sir, that's a wild animal, possibly dangerous animal sir!

[@rubykila2695]

spider hisest me... i set it, my house and MYSELF on fire, no questions asks

[@Mellysgot556]

1:23 😂he got so scared he forgot how to be human💀

[@arianamin2646]

the end quote is just legendary

[@89ludeawakening1]

Pretty cool that you have Bagoly in the video. That is Chandler's Eurasian Eagle owl. He's just an adolescent too and will get even bigger than that. Everyone check out Chandler's Wildlife on KZbin. He's an amazing wildlife conservationist and is hilarious.

[@obi-one-shinobistansolo3646]

That's sloth looked so rad

[@innovativeatavist159]

This is the first time in my life I've seen a clip on KZbin and JUMPED because I know the exact spot and the exact animal. I am 99% sure that albino buck is the same one that lived to a ripe old age in Franklin, TN, specifically the Grassland area, and the stream he's walking in front of is the feeder creek that runs through a neighborhood called River Rest right into the Big Harpeth River. I could definitely be wrong, but if so the resemblance is uncanny. (before yall say anything, the brown spot near his anklers is from scent glands. He's not piebald, he's in rut)

[@JRSping]

I wish humans and animals go existed better, the rhino walking in the city is cool.

[@Darius_The_CIairvoyant]

0:45 When u dont know some countries the right side is the passenger side

[@jerulew3547]

This video was very interesting and entertaining, thanks

[@ViralMonkey]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rokkothehund7402]

Oh now I know why it's called an bbc - it's the fing caterpilla lmo^¬^

[@OhNoNotFrank]

Chased by elephants once - shame on them. Chased by elephants twice - shame on you. Chased by elephants thrice - I mean, what's the *hell* is wrong with me?!

[@protogenbud3593]

0:23 God DAMNIT 😣👉👈...you scared meeee... 🌹

[@saywhatna7376]

With each video I can just hear Steve Irwin saying " look at thoes beauties"

[@itsjustaloser]

when i was younger, i saw 2 albino racoons at 6 in the morning, never seen a racoon before or after that day

[@2oldguysgaming689]

Oh heck no! My guy @15:00 you and me both hate em cats are tha devil !!! 🤣😂🤣

[@septemberquest6393]

9:15....that's a Cape buffalo..very aggressive animal...and brave..they challenge lions..got to give them props in the animal kingdom!!!🐃🐃🐃

[@TimeSurfer206]

Cape Buffalo put about 200 people a year into coffins. Anything that can kill an adult Lion is not something I want to play with.

[@MrFollower-ms1mz]

hell na 30 seconds of the video is enough 😵😵‍💫

[@jujuberrie]

Iamgine driving through New York City and you just see a frickin RHINO walking the streets :'D

[@vamshiaitipamula8039]

🔥🔥 nyc wrk brother keeeep uploading

[@Pelefan1970]

Those bears would make me fearful and stupid. 🫣🫣🫣

[@lovepet4565]

I love Possums They also eat huge cockroaches and rats and mice!

[@MichaelHarto]

I'm deathly afraid of spiders, but jumping spiders and tarantulas fascinate me so much.