Damn Nature You Scary | Funny Scary Animal Encounters 😱

Commentary:
- An Atlantic great white shark was spotted suddenly and it seemed as though it
rose up for an attack. Luckily there were no injuries
- An angry wild bull was found somewhere in the streets of a city in India. The
city was said to be tourist spot and many tourists were shocked to see the bull
in the public area
- This diver is spear fishing in the deep blue ocean and encounters a great white
shark before deciding to return to the surface
- A grizzly bear and her cubs sneaks into the backyard garden of a home in
Bradbury California. Dogs of the home owner rush in defense and the
encounter with the animal groups reach a climax
- One thing that’s commonly known around the world about Australia is its host
of exotic animals. This giant lizard was found in a local shopping mall and a man
carries it back outside
- Tourists in Rwanda were trekking through the jungles when they came across a
silverback gorilla. They decided to change course and find another pathway to
avoid a potentially dangerous encounter
- These snorkelers cane across a saltwater crocodile in the coast of Micronesia.
Although the crocodile was aggressive the people were able to avoid a serious
attack
- This aggressive bull attacks a parked moped on the street. Perhaps it’s
because the shape of moped resembled another bull and the barking noise
sounded like a taunting gesture which provoked the attack
- Despite what was said in the video it’s actually a swamp alligator not a
crocodile. In Homestead Florida, alligators don't stay confined to the swampy
areas, They can be found roaming pretty much all over the state
- Gorilla safari tours are available in only 3 countries : Rwanda , Uganda and
the republic of Congo. You’ll need a permit to go on such tours because
these gorillas are very rare
- The majestic blue whale is the largest animal in the world. Here, one is spotted
breaching from the water. Whales and dolphins do this show alpha superiority
and dominance
- A black grizzly bear was spotted in the woods of Canada and a forest ranger
tries to warn drivers to be aware of it. The bear responds territorial as it’s in
there nature to be and luckily there was no harm done to the bear or the people
- If you’re trekking in the woods of Alaska be aware of grizzly bears. The best
thing to do is remain calm and still until it passes through before continuing.
The bears are aggressive so it’s best to not provoke them
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[@arthurmorgan835]

The Australian dude just calmly telling a sea snake to go about his own business is hilarious. Also the dude with the eagle was very wholesome.

[@jd4364]

I believe that was a venomous snake. They swim above the surface of the water.

[@grimm3698]

@@jd4364 all species of sea snake are venomous or poisonous I’m pretty sure.

[@silverplant3519]

That sea snake was one of the most venomous sea snakes i think forgot the name though

[@jd4364]

@@grimm3698 oh wow! Scary.

[@comradejojo8412]

@@grimm3698 yeah but they are a introverts so them biting a human is really low

[@TheRagnarok-ih9yx]

Shark: *calmly swims by as not to scare diver* Diver: *instantly fills britches and screams*

[@JeiPegOfARaptor]

I think it was to deter the shark maybe

[@pedicabojoe4209]

@@JeiPegOfARaptor sharks have an amazing sense of hearing, far better than a humans, but they are unable able to hear higher frequencies, and I believe this scream would be to high for the sharks to hear, maybe it would have if it was deeper. But sharks can also hear electrical currents, in a way, or you could say they sense electrical currents and turn it into a vibration to hear. So a shark cant hear a scream but it can hear your heartbeat.

[@dogsrulegaming4382]

The shark was just checking him out

[@luclin92]

Yeah the shark was just a little curious, still the scream of terror from the guy was dam funny. And if you want the shark not to attack, quickly moving is not the best thing to do. Still this was a small one so it most likely never would have attacked unless provoked

[@thomasmorris4449]

As would I

[@brooklynnmcphail3679]

Man to the sea snake: Ah no.. come on mate. The snake: Completely understandable have a nice day.

[@freshrimp9013]

The whale one is super amazing and terrifying, the sound and the splash just really shows how massive these animals are

[@feraltaco4783]

It's amazing but their calls kinda freak me out.

[@ravenray6986]

Sound is from another video but yeah terrifyingly amazing

[@bluubandette8871]

Does it really make that sound under water?

[@Mygh0st1spr3tty]

The whale sounded like it said sheeshhhhhhh😂

[@tohell5599]

is that whale sound in that video real? because.. i dont know you can still hear the whale while he is under water again

[@kitkat3155]

*“That’s not a basking shark dude.”* Most terrifying words ever! 🤣

[@scorpiocarnage1055]

Stupidest decision ever too. "Yeah, let's just jump in the water with an animal of an unidentifiable species."

[@ForzaMonkey]

@@scorpiocarnage1055 Just, don't jump in the water if something is in it at all lol but I feel like you should be able to tell apart a basking from a great white because baskings are usually a couple feet longer (could have been not fully grown tho, so I see why they might not have been able to identify it.)

[@scorpiocarnage1055]

@@ForzaMonkey Kinda hard to tell in water due to how light works. But I agree. Don't jump in the water. Especially if it's the ocean. This dude just straight up dove in next to a wild animal. Hopefully he learns not to be this stupid in the future.

[@ServantofBaal]

Based on the shape of the head, I'm preetty sure it was actually a basking shark..

[@anonymous-cd4if]

@@ServantofBaal correct

[@ker9714]

The lady who pushed the bear to save her dogs is the real OG.

[@addiegraves3]

That clip is legendary! lady is gangster AF, when it comes to protecting her puppy dogs. She legit didn't hesitate engaging with that MAMA BEAR W/CUBS😲 😬

[@lunaballuna]

Yeah, it's insane that it didn't jump down and kill her and her dogs. You're suppose to play dead. Luckily, when my dogs go after animals, I begin to count to 3 and they are by my side by 2. Unless I'm in immediate danger, they're going to listen to me and follow my commands

[@wolfgangruca7130]

And she's in her teens still amazing tho

[@CryMeARiver63]

@@lunaballuna with a Grizzly you play dead , with a black bear you fight it .... that bear is a black bear not a Grizzly.

[@ajayvikramsingh3812]

@@CryMeARiver63 you play dead with whatever bear, you won't have to act no more.

[@OGxILikeCats]

2:10 I don't think anybody *truly* realizes how terrifying whale noises/sounds can be until you hear them in person.

[@bironjames9948]

That shit is terrifying

[@stewartcarter2839]

Huuu really I never knew that

[@niksonrex88]

Those noises were added in and fake. You cant hear a whale like that out of water.

[@AnsophOfficial]

@@stewartcarter2839 if you're being sarcastic then it doesn't work here, since most people don't actually know

[@gos358]

Eh, it isn't very scary

[@MrBern91]

10:31 What a polite eagle... He's like: "Hello, Human! Can I have that fish?" Also Eagle: "Thank you, human!"

[@feraltaco4783]

That was so cool!

[@stewartcarter2839]

😂

[@raptor3817]

Literally

[@stevebrown5831]

The woman really got guts for pushing the bear

[@DanielleFallonDCP]

GET AWAY FROM MY BABIES.... Momma human.. lol

[@gregwallen9383]

She didnt know it was a bear when she pushed it but after she did . I've seen the whole thing

[@radpan9642]

@@gregwallen9383 how would u not know it was a bear what did she think it was a cat or something it's huge

[@Harry-pc2se]

It was really funny tho ngl

[@HaleftHaut]

A mother loses fear defending their children (puppies)

[@sexxxcblac]

That black snake drinking out of that glass of water was the most beautiful snake I've ever seen. Those black eyes with that black skin was like a black diamond. Absolutely stunning !

[@dadawgapex1160]

Kobe!

[@_just_kowu_4307]

I know right? black necked spitting cobras are absolute beauties, I fell in love with them when I first saw em.

[@thzzzt]

@@_just_kowu_4307 Thanks, I was wondering what species it was.

[@scottvermiliion927]

Eagles like pay the toll! 1 Fish an hour, I'll be back..in an hour..

[@thzzzt]

Agreed. It starts at 2:25. That has got to be one of the most beautiful 9 seconds I've seen for a long time. First, there's something elemental about the snake, all black, black eyes, scales like they were fitted by a master craftsman. This was the snake that tempted Eve. Secondly, as scary as it is, it still is fragile, needs water, gets thirsty, like all of life. It's vulnerability makes you feel kinship with it. Thirdly, that someone could have the balls and/or understanding and/or "natural way" with this animal to be able to do such a thing.

[@Whalien-jb7gf]

13:58 This is one of my favorite bear encounters. The bear is just chill as well as the people while still being mindful. They're even having fun, it's probably my first time seeing a video where people are laughing with a wild bear.

[@TheAbyssro]

"Let me in. I heard you have some cake and its my birthday too" - Bear

[@michaelwood5138]

Seeing a man attacked by a squirrel is the funiest thing I've seen in a long time! 🤣

[@13thmistral]

I think it is kinda scary of considering rabies.

[@kasandraswan7057]

I busted out laughing

[@kira-dk2mx]

Snake: "Thanks for the water, mate. The way back to Eden with no arms or legs is a hard one, yeah?"

[@nathanfleming5965]

What kinda snake was it? Mamba?

[@noeliboeromaiorano]

Can I get a wahoo?

[@HenriqueCosta-fg1pk]

@@nathanfleming5965 people on the comment section said it is a black necked spitting cobra, it really matches with the video

[@nathanfleming5965]

@@HenriqueCosta-fg1pk I gotta go to work a check it out when I can but yeah man I believe you

[@HenriqueCosta-fg1pk]

@@nathanfleming5965 thanks mate

[@tntcraftworks]

9:37 Snake: "I will puff up my face to intimidate the hooman" The hooman: "boop'

[@cummywummiez]

They are harmless af

[@traveler678]

They do be kinda cute tho

[@SweetHeart-yz7vb]

So adorable XD

[@ANDJELINA]

poor snake imagine being defenselese...as a snake...

[@hahamin175]

isn't this snake toixc?

[@joelagyei9852]

9:32 *Imagine evolving for thousands of years to develop a unique defence that tricks predators into thinking your a dangerous animal just to get booped in the head by some random dude*

[@talujahayes1687]

I love how kind the guy with the glass of water was when he stayed still so the snake could have a drink

[@Electricshrock]

Guy: "... but he's completely harmless. Boop!" Snake: "Drat! My cover is blown. Disperse!"

[@BenetteG]

Don't boop the danger noodle

[@HeavenlyiceDream]

i Have hognose snakies they are adorable and dramatic boop noodles occasionally they will try to convince you they are terrifying cobers, but it's just adorable since they are small and chonky absolutely wonderful pet snakes with hilarious personalities.

[@654Crossman]

@@HeavenlyiceDream I'm more of a python guy. Love ball pythons' colors and attitudes. My dad had a chill reticulated, that never struck at him. Snakes can be great pets.

[@polpot5641]

@@HeavenlyiceDream you single?

[@humanitysreject5233]

@@polpot5641 brother are you that desperate?

[@ReturnOfMonke]

I feel like a lot of these are perfect examples of “you don’t mess with me, I don’t mess with you.”

[@_just_kowu_4307]

exactly my thought! Same with that crocodile at 4:20

[@27mitcha]

Yeah, but too much of these are people putting themselves in positions they blatently didnt have to be in and coming out lucky

[@Minyassa]

@@_just_kowu_4307 That one reminded me of the "when something touches your foot underwater" memes, with the crocodile going "AGH IT TOUCHED ME EW!"

[@_just_kowu_4307]

@@Minyassa YEAH OMG xD

[@wretchedknight2195]

Generally an unspoken law, which I thought everyone knew when I was younger but clearly not

[@NigelThornbery]

15:00 I like how the two of them locked eyes and stared for a couple seconds, the guy was like wow this squirrel is super close.

[@aaravosthestartouched5750]

6:17 out of the way Mr. Dolphin ! This is MY Jumping Show !

[@FoodFanatic-ib6dd]

Australians when encountering deadly creatures: "isn't that just a beaut? Let's get you back on the right path now huh?"

[@KnoxzyGaming]

Well, that’s us for ya

[@Spoonz55]

And i name them

[@sda-pop6328]

So I from Britain and like our way is run or scream at it

[@NeSeeger]

Sorry but "GEORGEOUS"

[@legendkryt7006]

Wdym deadly haha

[@trueking1857]

Respect to the guy who didn’t tell his friend it was a great white while he was in the water most of the time when a shark does attack it’s cause the person has noticed it’s a great white and starts splashing about helplessly making the shark curious.

[@mallows9779]

"I don't think that's a basking shark" LMFAO

[@kytrensol9777]

And then the shark decides to go investigate. The way I see it, sharks can use their fins the way we use their hands, but to do so would mean they have to turn to their sides to do it, and when that happens they expose their gills, which are their vulnerable parts. So they have to resort to using their teeth but forget that not everything has the kind of skin they have to survive their bite force unscathed. Yes, I know this sounds ridiculous but it makes sense a bit, does it?

[@trueking1857]

@@kytrensol9777 yes that makes sense animals will always want to protect their vulnerable spots

[@trueking1857]

@@mallows9779 he regrets saying anything half way through saying that haha

[@kytrensol9777]

@@trueking1857 say what?

[@betsyknox4745]

Just a quick correction is needed: that is not a Grizzly bear in the CA backyard, but a Black bear that happens to be brown.

[@Alteori]

0:55 😂😂😂😂😂😂 once the bear tasted it, why did the human have a delayed reaction? 14:59 when you don't accept your calling as a Disney princess

[@bironjames9948]

Lmaoo

[@Hellisted]

lol so true

[@fakasi]

I like how the lady runs out and shoulders checks a huge momma bear to save her dogs. While a grown ass man can be heard frantically yelling from inside the house. 🤣

[@Tgif1111]

Lol !

[@darrenkaminski2483]

The one instance where men live longer than women.

[@tofu6465]

Poor bear, the dogs attacked it.

[@grey1916]

@@tofu6465 I mean, all the animals were just following their instincts. The dogs wanted to protect their home from an intruder, they rushed the bear who then was just trying to protect her young. Its why when the lady pushes the bear she backs off, risking the babies safety isn't worth it for her, you also see the dogs back away after the bear is out of sight and therefore no longer intruding.

[@AC-gg7xy]

Too be fair, the man had the right fucking idea, if it was a black bear, the woman would've done the right thing, but that was a brown bear, and if I know my geography and animals correct, probably a grizzly. I'm happy the woman protected her dogs, but that could've ended far worse

[@arashievo]

i'm sure that dude was about to say "that's a great white, dude" but managed to stop himself and say "that's not a basking shark" instead, to not freak his friend out who was in the water. quick and smart thinking going on there.

[@dannyspider9377]

I saw this same comment on another source to this video lol

[@benpdr10]

stolen

[@elizabethmion4595]

That eagle really swooped in like "We've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty"

[@Davis777_69_years_and]

4:57 "that's not a basking shark dude"... A few more secs and that could have been the last things he heard 😬

[@thathero3736]

Snake: " oh you bet you'll be seeing me later, mate. When ya camera isn't filmin. You just be sure to sleep with one eye open, eh?"

[@ronime9663]

lmao

[@user-nk1bc2wn4v]

Yo the aussie english im dead 💀

[@Plluvi]

@@user-nk1bc2wn4v KSKSHSJSSH

[@hatakekakashi3524]

@@user-nk1bc2wn4v 🤣🤣🤣

[@keitherula]

one eye open when im sleepin one eeeeeeeeeye

[@danniegress4042]

The elephant just staring at them as he's taking a drink is a mood lol

[@theerandomdude2375]

“Dont worry.. im just looking for my herd.. i think they are in this water”

[@mah1na]

just stopping on by the water cooler before getting back to work

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

That's a daily occurrence on the game reserves in Africa. You just sit by the pool and the elephants all come up for a drink.

[@Kaia6485]

@@OneTequilaTwoTequila Just wondering how the elephants are after drinking water filled with chlorine and other chemicals?

[@DraconicDuelist]

@@Kaia6485 My guess is it wasn't too fond of the flavor, which is why it spat most of it back out...

[@PanzerBat]

As someone who lives in Florida - that at 8:54 is a crocodile. Long, sharp snout. Eyes farther up on the top of the head. Bubble on the snout. High raised scutum. Even position of the teeth and spacing. Big teeth in front = crocodile.

[@jessecormier782]

15:17 dang he got the whole squad laughing😂

[@blackstingray8624]

The woman pushing the bear had a huge set of balls!!!

[@mocabe01]

I just think it's a Filipina maid. Not demeaning them, really. But they are exceptionally good at taking care of kids (and by extension, family dogs)!

[@leongt1954]

Was a 17 year old girl saving her dogs, Filipina maid what a lot of bullshit

[@neondeath07]

She was in her late teens (this was in 2019 or 2020) when this happened. The reason she darted outside like that is because one of the dogs is a service dog (can't remember who for or why) and knowing both the investment in it and how valuable it is she jumped in to protect it. I don't know if it's the one she picked up or not but no human or animal was seriously injured and the bears went the opposite direction.

[@zephyr1408]

@@leongt1954 it’s not a grizzly either if it was and her cub everyone is dead within a 500 yard range! One nasty bear! That’s an old black bear I hv kicked them out of camp! A grizzly can get up to 1500 pounds (big boar right before denning up) and 11’ standing ! Yeah there all dead! Stupid comment!

[@thatweirdbwah_]

@@mocabe01 *she was a 17 year old girl trying to protect her dogs

[@d.i.y.carley8985]

I love how that person is just calmly feeding that snake their water glass like it’s a fucking puppy

[@_just_kowu_4307]

I mean I do that with my ones too.. with the exception they're not fucking cobras LMAO

[@texasred2702]

In Russia, that's known as My Pet Newt Igor.

[@cuitlapanton]

That’s a Tasmanian tiger snake read about them, that person sure has guts!!!

[@nipplepinchycrackisgreat7873]

Looks like a Florida water snake, nonvenomous

[@Roydaturtle]

I've done it before

[@kristinetrott5087]

When he narrated that the "Blue Whale" is the largest whale, he was showing a Humpback breaching. (They actually do it for joy/fun) Later they show a a real Blue Whale going past a small motor boat, and don't say a thing: go figure!

[@MoistGrundle]

Yeah, that "alpha/dominance" line is a total fabrication. Matter of fact, there's a few bad lines. "Swamp alligator?"

[@valjeanlee7060]

Isn't the Whale Shark the biggest whale?

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

Not like they have shit else to do

[@anastasiacaffee4930]

okay was expecting the bat to fly at him but hearing that squeak after being poked was to freaking CUTE!!

[@gemzzz4420]

Australian dude; comes across worlds deadliest snake "well it's them a cutieee" *pets the damn thing*

[@kasagrim7215]

And secretly the deadliest snake appreciates the head pats and became Australian best partner

[@zaddyholmes6735]

That’s Brodie he does the YBS yt channel - such awesome content like this he has no fear and lots of respect and really high quality videos

[@barti560]

perfectly normal day in Australia. Nothing so surprising, really

[@mikehunt2625]

@@barti560 I'm gathering you live out in the bush in OZ. Coz that is not the norm for the majority of us Aussies.

[@rubengardiner1046]

"That's not a basking shark dude...." words full of pure terror LOL

[@novembercherry4]

You got that right. Would make my heart stop for a moment.

[@sarahthivierge3387]

The lady who pushed the bear is a pure lengend! You go girl! And that whale jumping next to the lady in the water is one of my biggest fears 😨

[@BadManWithAMadPlan]

That dude feeding the eagle was cool AF

[@KumaBean]

That dude giving the Eagle his fish, once in a lifetime memory, so wholesome 👌 🤝

[@roothecrab3697]

Eagle: free food

[@thatonevoid]

McDonalds but for a eagle

[@leperwolf7287]

To not let that Bald Eagle have the fish is un-American and punishable... Ok I'm kidding.

[@IDontWannaHandleYT]

Eagle looks as if the man stole his meal he was saving for later.

[@Tyfu39944]

Man’s paid his taxes straight to the man himself

[@themuffinman9551]

I love how the humpback who breached right in front of the people sounded so happy about it. He was just like “hey, look what I can do. Did you see that?:)” I love the noises they make.

[@mimi.b868]

IT'S SO SCARY TO ME

[@jasminemyers6739]

You can't hear whale calls when they are out of the water, sadly that was just a added sound. It was still cute tho

[@jd4364]

@@jasminemyers6739 oh really? I couldn't believe how loud it was. Seemed so real.

[@happybee7725]

The guy said it was a blue whale but it wasnt it was as you rightly says a humpback

[@thefisherman0074]

@@jasminemyers6739 Couldn't it have been another whale in the water with the breaching one? Or does the camera still not capture the sound regardless being above the water?

[@CATZ-gt9yh]

That got me xD 14:34 Love that part!

[@lomo4362]

The Hognose are hilarious to watch play dead! They win the award for best “drama noodle”.

[@Razgriz85]

2:08, the whale call was added, since you'd never hear that out of the water. The whale at 7:58 is a Humpback, not a Blue Whale, and they breach out of the water to get rid of parasites or just for fun. At 9:00, that is an American Crocodile, not a "Swamp" Alligator as the narrator claims.

[@kevinrobinson1357]

Ok. Good fact checking. Except. I didn't know that American crocs were found in north America. Alligators =north America. Crocodiles =south America. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@schlacdaddy]

North America has both alligators and crocodiles

[@dannjrad2109]

@@kevinrobinson1357 mainland U.S has a native species of croc, very few left due to invasives like pythons eating their eggs.

[@asaenvolk]

yeah, that was certainly not an Alligator

[@roybarron7806]

I was thinking of that knowing it skull look too narrow too be a gater

[@dariostino]

Push the bear into the neighbour's yard: your problem now Herbert

[@purplescorpion4516]

Lol

[@Truck-kun_01]

I would've pushed it to the neighbour i hated dawg

[@ghostkitties373]

Bear falling down the clift beyond the finc: take care of my orphans....

[@markusaguadulce1]

Lmao !

[@dortesandal4303]

😂😂😂😂righhht, Herb meet your new live in! Hillarious😜

[@kristiscabana]

I remember seeing that one where the lady pushed the bear in the news a while back. That is what we call FIGHT OR FLIGHT ladies and gents. It's actually part of a stress reponse (people also get it badly with anxiety). It's quite literally fight or flight and that lady chose FIGHT lol. I don'tblame her considering MOST of us treat our dogs like family. It would be like your kid being out there and a bear attacking it. Yikes, hopefully you would react the same way.

[@OhHellYeahBro]

8:34 TYPICAL AUSSIE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hera7884]

“They’re not Beasts to me. No matter how big they get, how terrifying to everyone else… They’re my children.” -Daenerys Targaryen, but I can imagine Mother Nature saying the exact same thing.

[@serpentinewolf7085]

Yeah except I wouldn’t use them as war machines. Maybe use them to burn all humans down that pose a threat to them. But not for personal gain.

[@phoebusapollo8365]

@DarklightTwins dolphins and otters daily rape other species, especially their babies. They also use dead animals as fleshlights. And rabbits fuck their dead and sometimes kill their babies. A lot of animals eat their babies when stressed. Pandas abandon one of their children and raise the other, people often have to raise it for her. Lions torture Hyenas by breaking their spine and leaving them paralyzed to die slowly of starvation rather than suffocating them or a clean neck break. Wild dogs and hyenas eat animals alive. Chimps have gang wars where they rip the balls off of the opposing team. Some animals kick the pregnant female’s belly to kill the young so it can fuck the female sooner. “You don’t see animals committing the atrocities humans do”

[@infamouspotato2028]

@DarklightTwinsI hate that naive mindset of "aTrOcItIeS hUmAnS dO", do yourself a favour and look how hyena, dolphin, stork, even some insects like ant lives, we don't judge them by our standards that's why theyre " better" but otherwise animals in wild don't hesitate to do things that humans won't do, animals won't hesitate to eat a human baby alive if they can, not saying we should just start being complete a holes to other animals but your statement is utterly ignorant on how animals don't commit atrocities

[@isuckatgaming3527]

@@phoebusapollo8365 Holy shit...

[@dragonplays5060]

So true

[@lombardalombardo4055]

Normal people saw a shark: go as far as he can. Some random guy on internet: jump on it.

[@giovannacoelho9118]

Really stupid honestly, his friend tho “that’s a-...” he clearly didn’t want his friend to panic in the water lol

[@ingridisaviolet8498]

It’s because they thought it was a harmless shark, not all sharks are going to attack you know. And the only reason why sharks attack is because the mistake us for seals or other prey, they don’t even like the taste of human meat and spit it out.

[@youtubernaz1scensoredbythe201]

Imagine "That's not a basking shark" being the last words you ever hear...

[@IrenaDeacon]

Elephant casually passing by to say hi and play a bit hahaahah so cute and funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏽‍♀️

[@diamoniquetaylor4861]

The sound of that snake slurping the water and then having a little noise after drinking was so cute. XD and literally me in the middle of the night with water after i fall asleep with the heater on.

[@justinpoulson]

i thought the green was poison coming out

[@fudgenugget2690]

@@justinpoulson nah that's just the grass I believe the snake is an indigo snake, and although it is the largest snake in north America it is non venomous.

[@claudia-uy5gk]

@@fudgenugget2690 cool

[@Julia_Mwa]

@@fudgenugget2690 I’m pretty sure it was a red belly black, I’m from Australia, I know a lot of our snakes, red belly’s can have a red, or yellow belly, that had a yellow colour to its belly.

[@AmidaNyorai48]

😯😯

[@djslayerxxa7169]

6:20 To anyone who doesn't know what it was, that was a South American maned wolf. they're thankfully quite docile and mostly only eat mice and rats. The reason why they're so tall is because they hunt in tall grass where its prey usually is.

[@spiritsofwolves]

I immediately recognized it when i saw the long legs most people say it looks like a cross of a fox and a coyote on stilts but to me it looks like a hyena with crazy legs XD

[@brirandall2894]

@@spiritsofwolves yeah I agree, I recognized it straight up but certainly has a hyena appearance with out of proportion sized legs. They kinda creep me out for some reason 🤷

[@Razgriz85]

they're in a family all their own, and have a unique "roar" bark.

[@vicabrantes5953]

@@Razgriz85 they are also onivore and I heard their piss smell like weed

[@desculvscalf]

They’re so neat! I recognized it immediately. Fun fact, it’s not a wolf it’s a Chrysocyon for people who are curious! They are still canids, but are their own thing

[@StrawberryEyes0]

The noises the whales made. Holy shit. Funny that it sounds like a soundtrack you would put for giant's in movies lol

[@BluePixel0731]

That women sure pushed the brown bear 🐻 Bear: “emotional damage” I’m getting out of here she heart my feelings :( XD

[@lillipop41]

The lady who shoved the mama grizzly to save her tiny dog… MAD RESPECT for that woman

[@bryces585]

That was a brown phase black bear

[@gjd1942]

@@bryces585 Thank you. Another soul who knows their bears. No Grizzlies in California.

[@A_Black_Sheep94]

@@gjd1942 The California flag literally has a Californian grizzly on it.

[@agoldenwisp]

I didn’t know whales sounded like that outside of the water! It was so clear, and beautiful! Usually I just hear them breathing

[@frostwalker7708]

Yea

[@logankuhlman7054]

The thing is that whale is loud enough to rupture your internal organs

[@thebat9301]

@@logankuhlman7054 i think you might mean the sperm whale.

[@HunterBug2]

Awwwww

[@melissac.9076]

That sound could have been added in, though they were close to the water so idk

[@_Mr_Master]

1:17 Bear mom: Trying to bite my child? Super mom: Get out of my house, big things!! *Nature*

[@AceMcGhee]

The first clip with the great white is exactly why I'm terrified of being way offshore in the ocean. I would have had the exact same reaction lmao.

[@ninjaStalker069]

"hey man, this is gonna sound weird but, can I have a sip of water?" - Snake, probably.

[@allisonjames2923]

“Eh hem. Might I have a drink of water?” The elephant definitely 😁 🐘

[@Ziru0Gaming]

@@allisonjames2923 Elephant: 🤢🤮

[@RandomLife-is5jc]

@@Ziru0Gaming “ew, chlorine.”

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

red bellied black snake by the looks of it think of being bit by a cobra but worse,the video stops there for a reason the snake smells and sees something he's wondering if he can eat,they get curious and strike at warm fleshy targets to see if they can eat it

[@crappo8459]

The odds of being attacked go way up when dives are done in murky waters,you see the shark when it’s already on you !

[@radpan9642]

Yea I'd never go in water if I can't see in it or if I know what stuff is in it

[@CheyenneGainer]

Same but off topic question was the shake white like I know it was a great white but it’s skin looked like it was a different pigment like albino but I am not sure.

[@Jordan-yp2yt]

@@CheyenneGainer it looked more like a tiger shark to me

[@Yj222]

@@Jordan-yp2yt I thought it was a mako tbh

[@Jordan-yp2yt]

@@Yj222 wait which timestamp? i was looking at 4:55. either way i dont really know about sharks anyway fr lol

[@TaldrenMGMoonGuard]

1:22 That woman is bad ass! She was protecting HER babies too. She's my new hero!

[@pipppopippe6562]

the elephant at 2:45 spraying water like saying "yeah i'm cooling me off with your water, what you goin to do about it?"

[@largeoyster1472]

Hey native florida man here. The “swamp alligator” was definitely an American crocodile. Both are at home in florida and both can be found in salt water or the fresh and brackish swamps. Deference is in the snout, alligators have a wider jawline for better strength against bigger prey coming to water for a drink. Crocs have the long thin snout for agility catching big fast fish in the ocean (as thats where they hunt most). Thank you for coming to my TedTalk

[@VearonTheOwl]

Good I’m not the only one who could tell since alligators have more of a wide head and not a slender one. Also the color is a dead giveaway.

[@nachozombie4516]

As soon as I saw that I knew it wasn't an alligator, the snout was too narrow. I always thought they were pretty easy to tell apart.

[@Yanderewaifu]

the crocs have the holes at the top of the snout too where thier teeth from the lower jaw fit into.

[@KaiTheRedWarrior8244]

Thank you, that is definitely a croc, gators have wider and blunter snouts, the coloration was also a dead giveaway, gators tend to be darker in color than crocs

[@hollzie7348]

Thank you! You saved me from having to explain more in the depth between a croc and an alligator! Although I did wonder why the guy narrating thought he had to say any different from what the video said?🤔

[@pokeman5000]

9:57 if a bat doesn't fly away when approached or appears aggressive its best to stay as far away as possible. Bat bites are THE most common way to die from rabies. Their teeth are like pins, leave very small punctures, often go unnoticed and can go through most common gloves. It's why its advised if you wake up with a bat flying around in your room/house to get the rabies shots unless you can safely catch it for testing without directly using your hands.

[@zazzypants7942]

Guy didn't get the group memo

[@nipuniherath1451]

Thank you for that, I knew they were dangerous, but didn't know the severity

[@gundalfthelost1624]

Rabies doesn't exist here in Sweden anymore. We get a few cases per decade or less but that's always from foreign animals. Pets and such brought in from other countries. The barn outside my house has hundreds of bats living in it. They often fly into my house by accident and I usually pick them up barehanded. Some are angry, some are chill.

[@magdalene74]

@@gundalfthelost1624 cool.

[@polpot5641]

@@gundalfthelost1624 woahhh that’s awesome. I live in Arizona and I get scorpions and tarantulas in the house once in awhile. I usually smash the scorpions but I let the tarantulas go outside after handling them for a little bit. Arizona blonde tarantula is very docile.

[@rocketrenngek7232]

Lmao you included Jiggin with Jordan and Yappy xDDDD Legendary lol

[@baba_boi111]

11:36 humans: don’t mind me plz Don’t attack me I beg u Gorilla: ya don’t worry homie I’ve seen a lot of u bastards

[@Ceeboyforlife]

that guy with the eagle, he fed America's pride that day, good man.

[@lilbass127]

He was collecting taxes

[@GunNut37086]

that was my favorite part...that was SO cool

[@smolderbreath3238]

Note to self, with mammals, the universal "I'm cranky/why did you wake me" is a thing.. Especially with that sleepy bat acting like they only got an hour to nap and now all pissed but too tired to do anything.

[@ralphh796]

that was a bit funny...poor guy wanted to sleep

[@patrickmcginty3234]

@@ralphh796 He looked like he was on the floor though, in between some metal pipes laying around. He probably would get hurt if it doesn't move.

[@jasmijnvenner2403]

Here in Norway, whales often pop up when you’re on the water. Most of the time they know you’re there and will try to avoid you. Sometimes they’re just getting on with their lives, but sometimes I think they’re curious about us just like we are about them. They come up to look at us. Also, that bat was injured.

[@nintendodacatsalt5668]

The snake drinking the water was the cutest thing ever!! 🥰

[@capybarasupremacy3684]

Bruh that woman just yeeted a whole bear

[@xxpawlightgirl9755]

@The Graylord yeah but you can't get the same dog like you can't get another her

[@xxpawlightgirl9755]

@The Graylord oh I know

[@foxhmaster3278]

Uh hi 👋

[@shawnwestraadt639]

That woman is a legend

[@darkzangetzu005]

@The Graylord for most people pets are like family rather than an accessory or furniture. So for her it was like rescuing her child rather than risking losing an iphone

[@Sylentmana]

Props to the dude sharing his water with the thirsty snake and the guy who gave up his fish to serve America.

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

That bald eagle was Canadian.

[@NicPTheMeme]

@@OneTequilaTwoTequila no wonder it was so polite

[@ashleyhavoc1940]

If you're in the US and a bald eagle asks for your food, you're required (by law) to give it...🤣😂

[@upinflames_01]

Really fascinating footage! Specially the gorgeous tiger! 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯 🐅 🐯

[@evgeniblanchard675]

Shark : "hello hooman. Good day for a swim uh ?" Hooman : "MMMMMMMH"

[@polpot5641]

What’s a Hooman?

[@vim3003]

I love how the elephant was just "don't mind me drinking water out from youre pool"

[@kgunitkeese17]

My mom’s cousin lives not too far away from an African national park and around 5 in the morning, she sometimes has to get up and start banging pots and pans together to ward off elephants from pillaging her front garden. Lost count how many times she’s had to repair her fence.

[@GoDUsopp-jy1jd]

@@kgunitkeese17 oh wow

[@imrightalwaysright3886]

He was like and what are you gonna do about it xD

[@jeddriggers5852]

That guys reaction to the squirrel is priceless.

[@hmax1591]

Hahahahaha, suddenly stops laughing: "that's not a basking shark dude" ....funniest part.

[@Thelostpinetree]

15:00 What a majestic creature.. i cant believe they got so close and fed it!

[@anonymous-cd4if]

We must protect such beautiful creatures like this

[@alexandercross9081]

I mean it is the apex species on this planet

[@Loonie_0]

Wow such a majestic creature!

[@evilnaruto9229]

Not a majestic but a useless

[@evilnaruto9229]

@@alexandercross9081 and it’s the one destroying too

[@colonelh.stinkmeaner1455]

8:22 snake: sir, we have been trying to get a hold of you regarding your vehicles extended warranty

[@joyceibanez8207]

Such beautiful animals. Hope we have them for a long time. WOW!!!

[@ranthetarakotu386]

2:31 The snake drinking the water is just cute.

[@theconscientiousperfecter]

Dude dives in with Great White..."THAT WAS A BAD IDEA" I literally died laughing...yeah it was!

[@johneckleston9826]

It wasn’t a great white, it was a Whale Shark or something

[@KyedaeNya]

@@johneckleston9826 No. It was a great white. The guy literally says "that's not a basking shark" AKA whale shark. It doesn't even look like a whale shark what you on about?

[@resolutionblaze363]

Diving is probably the worst thing you can do in that situation. Sharks are curious creatures and investigate usually with their mouths, so seeing a big splash would have incited some investigating from the shark

[@BrandonJames1978]

There is no dangerous shark, there are dangerous situations

[@redninjagaming4603]

@@KyedaeNya naw a basking shark and a whale shark two different things

[@eveerenfro8188]

That bat at 10:04 melts my heart. The tiny noise and grumpiness of him kills me.

[@Loonie_0]

Corona virus

[@kytrensol9777]

@@Loonie_0 stfu what makes you think bats are spreading the damn coronavirus? Rabies maybe but that!?

[@immortalfirefly0641]

yeah cute he falls that's why he's angry😅

[@tatsunithelennyking2540]

@@kytrensol9777 "What makes you think bats are spreading the damn coronavirus?".... You do realize the virus is called the corona bat virus right? COVID was researched in Wuhan and had its potency artificially increased to see if the virus could jump from bats to humans... I'm sorry to tell you but if you don't know, 2 years later, that COVID-19 came from bats, you're very late / misinformed lol.

[@kytrensol9777]

@@tatsunithelennyking2540 onlu 'cause some idiot decided to eat those poor critters.

[@joanns7007]

Magnificent encounters! I’m glad the man didn’t get eaten by the shark!

[@mctoups4674]

Lmao towards the end. Squirrel climbed up that guys leg! 😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🐿

[@crystaldreamer3162]

10:00 man: *touches bat* bat: **angery bat noises** man: "oh, hes angery! hes angery!" well of course he is, you woke him up

[@doubledorkCrawf0rd]

He also might be annoyed at the hooman yelling next to his super-sentitive ears

[@animsai35]

the bat is curving its body, especially the back when it cries out a second time. looks to me like it is in a lot of pain. probably fell down and broke some ribs...

[@stephen4972]

And he is fuckin blind😂

[@annehaight9963]

@@animsai35 Could be sick. Bats are a common carrier of rabies in cities.

[@animsai35]

@@annehaight9963 thats what i mean. if its sick or hurt it is definitelly in pain. how can the guy not realize this and just laugh?

[@wh3ntit4nsf4ll6]

The eagle be like "Thank you human I will remember this and spread good word to my eagle brethren and they will help you in a time of need".

[@crisbowman]

"I understood that reference."

[@bryansuralta592]

The eagles are coming!! 🦅

[@starsign0805]

The eagles always pay their debts.

[@broimdeaddd]

The friendlier/funnier sides of the animal encounters: .5. Shark saying wassup. 1. That shark was just checking in, why’d he have to scream :( 2. That bear just wanted a s’more. 3. Those bears just wanted to take a shortcut, but got annoyed but the barks. 4. That alligator really said “Get out me swamp!” 5. The bear must’ve found those hand gestures offensive. 6. The whale just wanted to show off to the ladies 😎 7. That’s the second most beautiful snake I’ve ever seen in my life! 8. That hephalump just wanted to play 9. That bear was just going for a swim, and they really just waved it with the boat 🌊 😔 10. Another shark saying wassup. 11. Just orcas in their natural habitat. 12. That croc was just swimming by, and felt threatened by the flipper getting too close. 13. A kind Jaguar. 14. Sharks have curiosity, and wondered why a human just dove into sharky water, and if that human was mentally okay. 15. A moose in its natural habitat. 16. A gorilla in its natural habitat, wondering why it’s leaves were being chopped. 17. Another orca in its natural habitat, pretending to be a dolphin. 18. A hyena going on a stroll, getting spooked by a bark. 19. A bull moving a car out of the middle, to make a nice clearing. 20. A Jaguar bing a Jaguar. 21. Another hephalump coming to say hello. 22. A snake in its natural habitat. 23. Another whale showing off to the ladies. 24. A sea snake in its natural habitat, tired of swimming, trying to take a breather on the surfboard. 25. A friendly dolphin. 26. Another alligator saying “Get out me swamp!” 27. A snake just tryna get by. 28. A bat getting woke up from a nap 😠 29. Yet, another bear in its natural habitat. 30. An eagle asking a human for a quick snack. 31. More gorillas in their natural habitat. 32. A tiger going on a midnight stroll. 33. A whale shark tagging along and saying wassup. 34. A whale saying hi. 35. A lizard going shopping to get milk for the kids. 36. An ocelot wondering where that bloody light is coming from, at this time of night. 37. A friendly neighborhood possum, willingly deciding to be interviewed. 38. A bear just wanting some cake. 39. A bull having a dislike for motor bikes. 40. A turtle impersonator enjoying a nice chip snack, given by human. 41. A squirrel, trying to be polite by making eye contact, asking for a ride. 42. Man communicating with local turkeys. 43. Birds make friend with man.

[@l.t.r.p.8475]

My favourite part is Aussies reactions to dangerous animals is just to laugh 🤣

[@RLaraMoore]

The snake: "Red on black, friend to Jack. Red on yellow, kills a fellow."

[@dinmustaffa2777]

I didn't even know. That look way to similar to the one we can buy at a store

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

"Red and yellow, kill a fellow - Red and black, venom lack."

[@JukeboxAlley]

Yep, coral snake, most poisonous in north america, but isnt very aggressive fortunately.

[@allisonjames2923]

Errrr that doesn’t apply in Australia... red-bellied black snakes are deadly. But most of our snakes are. And spiders, and sharks, crocs, jellyfish, heck even some of our birds can rip you to pieces for your lunch 🤷‍♀️ But please feel free to visit!

[@Narutosonicrule1245]

@@allisonjames2923 it's a saying that only applies to two snakes because they look very close in color with the same colored bands

[@Not_Octopus]

I like how that hognose after the boop was like, "Fuck, he figured out my secret!"

[@kasagrim7215]

Haha yea like literally after when he boop the hognose immediately just went to the left and said “fuck he knows to much!”

[@Palitato]

Hog noses will also play dead by gaping their mouth open and going belly up, to make it look like they've died of a disease or something to make predators not want to eat them. Many predators won't eat carrion!

[@doobleyshmobley765]

2:10 that was the coolest thing I have ever seen, especially as a mosasaurus fan

[@zwastiunburzy3688]

Elephant's all like, "You can keep that water, you pissed in it, didn't you?"

[@luckdragongirl]

10:10 Bear: "If you're trekking in the woods of Alaska, beware of humans. The best thing to do is remain calm and let them take their photos as you pass through. The humans are aggressive, so it's best not to provoke them."

[@Operator_Jack]

LOLL

[@mobius88]

good one omg lolol!

[@thejakefromstatefarm6768]

#1 TOP COMMENT! Hands down.

[@markharold7225]

14:50 this shit's wild af, he's so brave wtf

[@jasonli5737]

So funnyXD

[@gameron2093]

Lmao

[@alexandercross9081]

Deadliest lifeform on the planet

[@NigelThornbery]

I don’t think he was expecting a squirrel to jump on him, his reaction is valid.

[@jasonhenry5498]

That woman show loyalty to her dogs mad Respect to her

[@xshadowvenigmax432]

Bro the bat was funny and cute. ANGY LIL BAT XDDDDD