Gharials: Don’t Boop The Snoot

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Gharials look like a crocodile mixed with a narwhal.
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CREDITS
Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew Strapp
Directed, Shot and Produced by: Dylan Dubeau
Hosted by: Danielle Dufault
Edited by: Jim Pitts
Story Editor: Cat Senior
Writer, Associate Producer: Andres Salazar
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Examining the nature of the beast.

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Oh dats my cousins

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Where does the old footage from some episodes come from?

[@johntodd3910]

Okay cool Can you do the wildebeest next

[@nomdon4231]

@@johntodd3910 u mean those things I eat on Mondays?

[@johntodd3910]

@@nomdon4231 what ? You eat wildebeest

[@tc43_toaster]

He can eat the pringles at the bottom of the can

[@annaickert3439]

underrated comment...

[@yuritarded7529]

@@annaickert3439 no

[@Bigbaby2002]

Just flip it over.

[@currentking1158]

Creative comment. Kudos

[@youraveragemexorican]

Arsonist i wish i had that ability- *sad rainforest noises*

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*When you don’t take the character customization seriously*

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@Simon sure...

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@@mike_nolan I like it

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@@mike_nolan *yeah*... they do

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Thanks for the Comedy, weeb

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@@renatarodrigues2889 lmao

[@jabby6709]

"this might be a kind of parenthood internship" ah, so babysitting

[@rand0mart1st85]

Why theres is no comment with 364 likes?

[@rand0mart1st85]

How are you guys

[@ninjamoncaudle5320]

*Dead body is sent into the river* Gharial: Ok boys, we give em 5 minutes of silent respect and then we can eat.

[@ninjamoncaudle5320]

@pavan ...Ok cool but I was just making a joke dude.

[@trystonsmommy]

Lol

[@tylerbean542]

🤣

[@sbeveloaf1120]

Underated

[@rajatgupta1661]

@Pavan Kumar You stopped throwing dead bodies in the river.. Is that the reason Ghariyals are disappearing 🤔

[@puppable]

"Gharials don't attack people, but sometimes they do eat dead bodies :)" *_:)_*

[@drpebbs]

What is this devil craft?

[@doaldox]

Ah just like pigs

[@MsScarletwings]

woob Deer are the same way

[@TakiMomoify]

Dino Nuggets Thanks, that’s terrifying!

[@TakiMomoify]

Scarlet wings I’m sorry WHAT

[@Dumbassfish63]

“They eat corpses” “But this doesn’t mean you should approach them” I mean... I got that from the first bit

[@pankajuchiha9232]

🤣

[@rcbif101]

Serial Killer - "why hello there interesting creature, I see you also enjoy eating corpses...."

[@xviiluciferiivx9217]

@Dirk Diggler that's why all these diseases are suddenly happening

[@edwardgaines6561]

@Dirk Diggler If there are too many corpses, why not just burn them en masse?

[@pineapplepirate1017]

Don't we eat corpse too?

[@visheshl]

As an Indian, I have seen them basking in the sun at Van vihar, an open zoo in central India, they're unlike other crocodiles...you can't see their bodies in the water, but you can spot their snout nose above the surface of the water... they're just chilling underwater with their nose above it,unlike other crocodilians...a very unique adaptation

[@rage8673]

That's how they got their name. Garh-iyal, Garh being for "Garha" as of clay pot in in Hindi, their snout is shaped liked that.

[@shayanraj7840]

I have seen Wild Gharials in River and they actually attack peoples too specially Childs ,

[@pronotgaming722]

​@@rage8673 it's mentioned in the video

[@gauravkarade3011]

Fellow bhopali

[@brandondenver4331]

Imagine how badly a fish would want to reach the point of being swallowed when being eaten by this thing. It's like going down a *loooong* conveyor line of painful bites before you finally make it down the throat. lol

[@drewt1717]

That more horrifying than lol, but still definitely true!

[@Renville80]

And ends up being pretty well tenderized by the time it finally disappears down the gullet!

[@33482]

"Speedy swimming chainsaws" Sounds like a tool i do not need but desperately want.

[@seb24789]

Or a great name for a punk rock band.

[@lPsychoMax]

Time build a shed... Hey! Stan! Bring in my gharial!

[@crustaceanking3293]

sawtooth shark from Terraria.

[@unparalleledinnocence]

me too bro

[@v_raptor2218]

More like bush trimmer

[@Toasteeei]

My mom: If you boop the snoot you might lose your hand *A small price to pay for boop*

[@nathanellis4630]

Dang furries lol

[@redlou3908]

nathan ellis but its a lizard ¿ or whatever they have no fur lol

[@sentinal_entity]

The hardest choices require the strongest wills..

[@nathanellis4630]

@@redlou3908 fine! Damn scalies

[@nathancarver7179]

Must.. boop.. the snoot!

[@EndeavorsDnB]

Really hope we can up those Gharial numbers! I’d like to see the babies being carried in person one day. 💙

[@ravenouself4181]

other animals: i eat the smol ones gharials: i protect the smol ones

[@MeCooper]

Alogators: "See you later!" Crocodiles: "See you in a while!" *Gharials: "Whats popping?"* _Conclusion:_ Gharials are more interested in our day.

[@GadZip]

*ah yes alogators*

[@dannyboygregory-mccormick9157]

Don't fix this

[@Kami-Sama197]

Aren't Aligators and gharials the same??

[@Darkmatter2721]

Kami Sama alogators*

[@sourkarim9725]

I love alogators ❤️

[@MONSTRICKILLER]

5:23 "are you winning, sons?"

[@howtoclearbiologyinoneday4374]

This need more like

[@BlaueRatte]

Omg😂😂😂

[@imaplant.3550]

Wow funny

[@midloran]

Lmao XD

[@andy13]

😂

[@Theamazingsauce1234]

This animal just gives off this "Let me do it for you" vibe

[@ashleymartinez9393]

Speedy swimming chainsaws is so accurate 😂

[@iam3gion204]

"Sometimes they eat the dead after a funeral procession. This doesnt mean you should approach them" Why would that be what makes me want to approach them

[@jackiejnrmalewa5271]

People are crazy so don't expect less from people lol

[@yoobrimwithnoyanki8020]

She means that they even eat their other crocs meaning they vicious

[@yoobrimwithnoyanki8020]

Too dangerous

[@yoobrimwithnoyanki8020]

Oh Shi wrong shit

[@MilkMaggotwauaggrhh]

“he’s got grandma, gettim!”

[@getdownforthemaintenance6881]

Scientists: THESE ARE DANGEROUS, NEEDLE-TEETHED BEHEMOTHS Me: Snoot bois

[@doomcriticalzx6554]

Teedle neethed

[@Call-me-Al]

Fragile looking snoot bois ❤

[@sargentsteve7148]

Nah bro, they long crocs

[@Empenguin]

I am gonna correct you there, buddy. No scientist has ever said that

[@cheekibreeki6419]

@@sargentsteve7148 L ö n g

[@naiyalexic]

This is the cutest, swimmy, amazing, toothy thing I have ever seen, and I love them!

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

Danielle, I have enjoyed your episodes and work for a while now! I am very impressed with your knowledge and delivery. You have a way of making all you talk about interesting. To now know that the illustrations are all yours, well, that blows me away! I LOVE your artwork. So incredible. Your so talented! Thank you for all you do. ❤️

[@ProcyonDei]

I was today years old when I learned that gharials are huge. All this time I thought they were about the size of spectacled caimans.

[@garrettjensen5035]

Same, I'm mildly shook

[@johnnyfavorite1194]

Garrett Jensen Sadly, like the Tomistoma (aka False or Malayan Gharial) Orinoco Crocodile, American Crocodile, Nile Crocodile, Black Caiman, and even the American Alligator, Super Size 20 Foot 6+ Meter Males were once not uncommon, but hunting with firearms has largely removed the genetics for Giantism from the gene pool.

[@Tatertot01]

Same here. I wonder why all the pictures I've ever seen of gharials are when they're like juvenile size.

[@doctorsnakeeater1997]

@@Tatertot01 Probably cuz they rarely survive long enough to be adults?

[@hiunaut2833]

I had the same reaction, hot damn they are huge.

[@JuliusCaesar2005]

Animalogic: Dont boop the snoot Me, about to do exactly that: Its a risk I"m willing to take

[@laseraids6816]

"A small price to pay for salvation"

[@razielette2159]

Sorry, you're a furry, your opinion does not count there mate.

[@Evergreen_Trees_are_cool]

M e

[@JuliusCaesar2005]

Son Goku AKA Nightcore Creation Its,, its _racist???_

[@laseraids6816]

@Son Goku AKA Nightcore Creation "it's racist" lmao Like furries are not even considered humans anymore xD

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I just wanted to thank you for your videos and compliment you on your content and delivery. There’s only a handful of channels I watch, like Sci-Show, Space-Time, Smarter Every Day and Mark Rober, where the content is amazing and the presenters have a unique charisma, where I want to come back and watch every single show that they make. Fantastic job!

[@andrewince8824]

Easily my favourite crocodilian. Such a weird yet well adapted beast.

[@natsudragneel2258]

We ain’t gonna mention the air bubbles coming out their eyes?

[@classiczexp7584]

Natsu Dragneel noticed that too

[@siqxyre8473]

Natsu Dragneel plug your nose and close your mouth, and them blow, you'll see the air in your sinuses will blow out through your tear ducts. Same situation with the animal

[@em2106]

TellyJart ew disgusting it’s not like the gharial is plugging it’s nose and doing that what

[@pacowallochenkenrick]

Marissa R you bein serious? How else would they prevent water from entering their noses

[@smurfeverything308]

@@pacowallochenkenrick ikr

[@jcg7719]

Nice try, but you can't convince me this isn't a pokemon.

[@sequoyah6787]

It already is. Look up Krookodile

[@dakotatiger2009]

@@sequoyah6787 Nope

[@Julie-ds5bo]

Santana Tiger it is

[@taterds7858]

@@sequoyah6787 krookodile has shades

[@nathangamble125]

Gharial is such a Pokémon name. I bet it evolves into Gharidile.

[@ronin9296]

I’ve been watching your videos for sometime and they are informative with humour and hats off especially for alway mentioning about their increasingly dangered numbers

[@jdiabl035]

Holy shit, just realized Gaara’s name comes from the Gaara clay pot, cuz he has a clay gourd that holds his sand

[@user-mh2bw4hu3o]

1:04 On land, we cry tears of water. Underwater, they cry tears of air.

[@key1131]

Damn thats deep

[@key1131]

@Ghiaccio On Da Phone funny

[@purpleemerald5299]

Ghiaccio With A Phone 14 year old gharials are crying tears of air right now...

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@Ghiaccio With A Phone r/youngidiotsonyoutube

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@Ghiaccio With A Phone are slash you have reddit

[@RangerJackWalker]

Mugger literally means Crocodile in Hindi so that species is just Crocodile Crocodile.

[@madhatt3r93]

I thought its because it will rob you under the threat of violence 😅

[@ayooo_dude777]

@@madhatt3r93 it does that too

[@slappy8941]

@@madhatt3r93 You're thinking of cops.

[@arjunsatheesh7609]

@@madhatt3r93 There is always the threat of violence if you are near the Muggers and they will probably rob you of half a limb.

[@tmb7207]

Actually it is known for steal fish out of nets

[@richardshiggins704]

I love your natural history programmes . Full of useful facts delivered in a concise manner . Well done .

[@cubxiomara]

When their little nose came out of the egg shell 🥺🥺 almost started sobbing they’re so cute

[@danielled8665]

"She digs them up, and points them toward the water." Cut to mom Garial flinging babies behind her like they're rocks. "SWIM B****ES!"

[@EvanFirecat]

This comment needs more *leiks*

[@MeCooper]

Not gonna lie, This hit way too close to home when it comes to childhood swimming lessons. 🤣

[@bkrc123]

Haha

[@TheHiddenShadowz]

When did it fling the babies?

[@danielled8665]

@@TheHiddenShadowz with its feet, while it's digging you can see at least two go rolling off behind her. XD

[@toeseater2855]

"they can't sprint on land like other crocodilians" that one gharial 3 minutes later: *I am speed*

[@yoelarmasjr.5660]

That’s not a gharial

[@toeseater2855]

@@yoelarmasjr.5660 ...yes...

[@toeseater2855]

@@yoelarmasjr.5660 ...it is...

[@yoelarmasjr.5660]

@@toeseater2855 Look at the snout

[@toeseater2855]

@@yoelarmasjr.5660 and?

[@tyranoraptor360]

Gharials are my Top 1 favourite reptiles! Thank you so much for making a documentary on them! ^w^

[@azzyladdie5050]

I remember researching Gharials or my 3rd grade project, still love them to this day

[@bikereadychanchal]

And in Bangladesh, we had Gharials and we lost them because of the river pollution, fishermen and corruptive nature of our officials. We dont even have single one till date, I think so. What a shame. 😔

[@aryans5129]

The conservation efforts in india have started showing positive results and the numbers have almost doubled in last 5-6 years....hopefully you'll find some of them in Bangladesh a few years later.

[@physics5896]

Also we have river dolphins. We must protect them.

[@bikereadychanchal]

@@aryans5129 As a neighbouring country and being in lower side of the rivers, we will have some of them but they wont survive here. and most of the allocations for conservation sucked by our corrupted politicians. 😰

[@KanishQQuotes]

Most muslim countries have culture of hunting animals just for sport You can find videos on Facebook from pakistan of people hunting birds pointlessly or chaining up bears and hyenas and force them to fight hunting dogs

[@deepstariaenigmatica2601]

@@bikereadychanchal it's really concerning :(

[@bantot1296]

Gharial: **has razor-sharp teeth** My Brain: _Boop The Snoot_

[@bradbradleys6091]

Don't be a snoot booper

[@casenbeach]

me: why? brain: just do it, it doesn't matter.

[@billyhaigh9274]

It can't hurt that much it's only little

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

Lmao 🤣

[@Karma20XX]

I love them. Please bring them back!!

[@judypetree2589]

Wonderful presentation. Thank you.

[@Titi-zm7gr]

*Me at hospital* Doctors: What the hell happened to you?! Me: I booped the snoot

[@ramgaming2540]

lmao

[@ethanhedger6136]

and the snoot booped back

[@googleuser9073]

"Gharials cant sprint on land" 3:14 6:30 tf you say about me?!

[@leeekeb809]

Google User lmfaooo💀💀💀

[@krlosz1996]

To be fair that one was a juvenile, it probably becomes much harder as they reach full size

[@1234mwmmwmtrainer]

Astaroth Belial Agraz that wasn’t a gharial, it was a gator I’m pretty sure. It has a wider snout and no snout bulb.

[@Starlitsoul0359]

deadmansticks But with that long snoot though? Definitely a gharial. Smaller one though from the looks of it’s proportions. And it was less of a sprint and more of a, “I’m gonna throw myself in this general direction” thing. Can’t keep that up for long at all.

[@datkhornedog899]

Vulkan, Primarch of the Salamanders: I must boop de snoot.

[@derkinvilde]

As a fine arts drawing graduate i melt with your illustrations.

[@talscorner3696]

Death machines and all, but I can't help but go "AAAAAAWWWWW!" at semi-submerged parent gharial watching over their waddling young

[@dimasrianto8347]

Danielle : 3:10 "Gharial arms are relatively weak so they cannot sprint on land" Gharial : "Is that a challenge?" 6:31

[@abandonedcat2300]

Gharial : *YEET*

[@sukuna4003]

Dimas Rianto lol haha

[@shivambhatt2724]

It’s because of the steep slope maybe?

[@joshbreezy9146]

Get nae naed

[@idwisp]

5:53 he's weaRING A HAT OF HIS CHILDREN

[@nils4481]

Maybe not his tho

[@hairyputter5363]

When gharials do it it's cute When i do it it's horrific. I'm really sick of this species based discrimination.

[@foxytheyt819]

It do be looking nice on him doe 😳😳😳

[@nick.19]

Prettty cool.

[@rudolvonstroheim3898]

A hat made out of children.

[@rimantsbaiba3639]

I literally just watched two wideos and this is my new favorite Chanel!😂😂

[@tenantsofthetomb]

Such an informative and charming video!

[@maximilianmander2471]

5:54 "Scientists believe, this is one of the cutest things on earth" Oh yes, very scientific!

[@thebaseandtriflingcreature174]

Anthony Tsatsis Sir, this is a wendy’s

[@Hectorlph]

@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174 LOL

[@legowarcreator]

@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174 LMAOOOOO

[@Mindwipe96]

@Anthony Tsatsis Bro what are you on about??? You know nothing about science if you think it's all fake.

[@Piston1776]

@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174 This made my thank you

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"Imagine carrying 97 baseballs inside of you" Erotic manga creators: TAKE NOTE OF THAT!

[@TheH1st0ry]

*hentai

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@@TheH1st0ry erotic manga and hentai isnt the same thing

[@hentodev7205]

Hentai means pervert

[@rogueanuerz]

177013

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And or eroge in game terms

[@Thedesertguy75]

Excellent art and presentation.

[@david69u]

Great to know about these to vulnerable crocks, can you please do a program on the Johnson's river crocodile, it is the only croc that can run on its hind legs from danger

[@loli_ravioli_4204]

"Scientists believe that this is one of the cutest things on Earth." I'm happy to learn science thinks the same as I do.

[@tsopmocful1958]

Kittens: Am I a joke to you?

[@smiley4995]

@@tsopmocful1958 kittens don't stay kittens forever.

[@darkseid856]

Anything can be cute . It all depends upon personal choices .

[@hehehehaw3578]

Mom:Study! Leon:Ok. Mom: Are u studying i brought some chocolste

[@tsopmocful1958]

@@smiley4995 So true...especially if they go too near a gharial.

[@ayylmao1558]

6:31 "Gharials can't sprint" Gharials: Hold my fish

[@thebotanist7145]

'Hold my fish' X'D

[@cintronproductions9430]

That's a young one, as adults they can't run.

[@KRIMZONMEKANISM]

@@cintronproductions9430 Thought as much as well :p

[@KevinThePengWIN]

@@cintronproductions9430 that's 80% of the human race too. 😂

[@Kami-Sama197]

@@KevinThePengWIN oh trust me as soon as you see a feral dog coming after you, you will run much faster than usain bolt himself

[@LordLucidious]

When i was a kid i was really stupid.. i found a penny on the ground and when we went to see the Gharial exhibit I threw it in the water trying to make a wish and it landed right on the "snoot". It was so far away i didn't think it would happen, but it did and i don't even remember the wish.

[@shree2710]

I have only seen them at zoo taking sunbaths. Never knew they are so cool and gentle with the kids

[@FullMoonOctober]

It's always fun when animals have a built-in child care system. Especially if the babysitter doesn't eat the babies.

[@fitt4393]

yes

[@TheFos88]

Yeah not like humans.

[@javierhillier4252]

if I lizard sees its young it will eat them lol

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Shush don't tell them yet

[@ishrendon6435]

​@@TheFos88mammals!!

[@59ikm]

5:07 Babies: "mhum" "mhum" Mom: *karate kicks them out of the nest* "that way's the water fam lmao"

[@arjunsatheesh7609]

The nest sites are usually close to the water anyway... :D

[@thejubala1444]

Ha lol

[@alessandrocostacoutinho7745]

Maybe the father was a villager

[@snail2661]

I wheezed

[@YouTube_premiumMax]

That animal really said "didn't i do it for you"

[@wesleyvalk9129]

You are an amazing artist!

[@nope1083]

6:28 Gharials cant sprint you say

[@EnlightenedMrArms]

That looks like sprinting to me

[@nope1083]

@@EnlightenedMrArms it sure does

[@sumitgayen]

That's a fit one. Doing legs for months.

[@garretthigginbotham6122]

Bahaha. GOTTA BLAST!

[@ghaniKSW2]

That Gharial: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?

[@aarongraham4264]

Wait, she’s been the one drawing those background sketches this whole time??! MUCH RESPECT Danielle

[@fudgenugget8763]

Always has been

[@58209]

i'd always assumed they had some artist on commission every time they do a video. neat to know dufault is the artist!

[@jevinday]

Yep, she draws every single one of them

[@asassynation9955]

Yes, she always signs it? You can always see her signature on them at the end. 😊

[@rebeltvr6046]

Since others do the filming, writing her narration, and she doesn't have to be charming for the camera, she has to do something, might as well be to draw.

[@shannonly23]

I’ve seen the same stock video of a croc eating some animals head, in at least 3 of your videos. YAWN. You’re an illustrator…so illustrate!!!!

[@lasercraft32]

5:23 lol I love how the parent just pokes its head out so casually.

[@Linasrecovery]

“Don’t boop the snoop” Sorry I don’t speak Italian *boops*

[@TeamCashCache]

Crunch time

[@sargentsteve7148]

Long croc: *prays in Italian for you to f*ck off* Everyone around them: AAAWWW SHE LIKES HIM, KEEP PETTING HER

[@solarprophet5439]

Bapita boopi! Beepita bobbidi booba bobba!

[@ascendedcat260]

never thought i'd hear an educational nature video use terms like "boop the snoot" and "they're so smol" i love it

[@Speed001]

Keeping up with the times

[@bartkoppens5460]

"The snoot drooped"

[@HkFinn83]

It’s kinda depressing. I mean does everything have to be aimed at six year olds?

[@ascendedcat260]

@@HkFinn83 no but people can still have fun once in a while

[@HkFinn83]

@@ascendedcat260 yeh it’s the thinking that acting like a young child is fun that I find depressing

[@jamezkpal2361]

I dont know how you do it but you always give your amazingly detailed and technical illustrations personality. Just as you do these cold-blooded reptiles in your narration. I think you may actually care about creatures.

[@paranoiarpincess]

I didn't know this was a Canadian channel!! Frickin' Awesome!

[@shardo1984]

Animalogic: Gharials eat dead bodies My brain: hehe snoot

[@thatlunatic8649]

Haha funny snoot go boop

[@thatdudethecommenter1012]

@@thatlunatic8649 "nooo,you can't just boop it's snoot" "Haha snoot go boop"

[@Indoraptoad]

Gharials are my favorite of the Crocodilians.

[@FatherManus]

The only ones that won't kill you.

[@rilluma]

same here!

[@user-bl4oq7fd8d]

@@FatherManus Smaller caimans also won't kill you.

[@F1ll1nTh3Blanks]

Boop snoot snap slap. 😌

[@FhishMan]

same

[@percycat213]

I had no idea this creature existed, i thought this video was going to be about a prehistoric ancestor of the crocodile but amazingly this animal still exists. Saddens me to hear that it is endangered.

[@snowcreek7156]

My best friend breeds these in Florida for a world wide conservation program. TY for these videos.

[@acornslol4539]

“Don’t boop the snoot.” *i W I L L b o o p t h e s n o o t*

[@CADevastator]

Nnnnnnoooooooo!!!!

[@noteblocker5857]

**BOOP THE SNOOT**

[@noteblocker5857]

**BOOP THE SNOOT**

[@tex4096]

"I would like to pet this creature." -Vulkan

[@gr8jason806]

Don’t do it

[@cthulhuthereader]

"I'ma boop the snoot......"

[@sgtfluffy4262]

Stop wanting

[@Galster1908Dev]

But boop

[@sgtfluffy4262]

NO BOOPING!

[@tylerbean542]

Excellent channel! 👍🏻

[@type_4410]

Sarcosuchus lived in South America, along with Giganotosaurus and Argentinosarus, some of the largest dinosaurs. Fitting for the largest crocodile ever.

[@PaniaAthea]

You know the earth's sick when a species that lays 40-90 eggs per clutch can't get their population above 1,000 :( hopefully conservations outcomes improve soon

[@raionshishi8290]

I never understood why people say "the world is a cruel place" or that "earth's a sick place". While i do see where such things come from the context is usually referring to people and how fucked up they are, not the actual world.

[@Call-me-Al]

@@raionshishi8290 nature is cruel and brutal though. It isn't just humans.

[@ricardocr35]

Lore & Fablery the earth isn’t sick animals have always gone extinct and a new one will always take its place.

[@obviouslybenji1489]

Wolf but we have the power to prevent species extinction. Why rather let particular animals go extinct when we can conserve them instead.

[@alceusrydan6237]

Wolf you're right but they go extinct naturally whereas humans are responsible for at least 1000 animal extinctions... That's not natural.

[@kouwdoy2644]

Animalogic: (tells some interesting facts about an animal) Me: Wow, that's really coo... Animalogic: But they're critically endangered Me: Ah shit, here we go again.

[@rayqcina4869]

It always comes back to us humans.

[@thespookyvaginosisnut5984]

Rip

[@Tombobreaker]

@@rayqcina4869 I was going to say hopefully one time it won't be our fault but come to think of it if it's our fault it's fixable if it's natural then it might be harder to intervene and solve it

[@Yukeeei]

@@rayqcina4869 true.

[@calvinhoward3808]

Animalogic: they're often consumed in Chinese medicine

[@anixes]

Have seen them many times, they are the best.

[@PatriceNarveza]

wow so cool to learn about I'm glad I found out these existed.

[@droseyz]

Doctor: how’d you lose your fingers Me: I booped the snoot

[@taraelizabethdensley9475]

Omg! Dying of laughter 🤣

[@MattDidg]

"Unlike other crocodilians, they can't sprint on land" 6:30

[@flarelukethecomedian2555]

Underrated

[@mimix2331]

More like a fast, drunken wobble

[@legoshirocha]

I think they used gravity as an advantage

[@janmanuel4273]

They sprint but not as fast as they do underwater

[@Temerityofficial21201]

@@janmanuel4273 U can't sprint underwater unless u are a hippo

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

These guys are cool as hell. That is the holy grail of boops 😂

[@EnderBuildersEnderBuilders]

Me : Win the lottery. My dad who disappeared for 10 years : 5:23

[@kyleart7734]

Bonjour

[@saranraju5760]

Salutations

[@Stew-lee76]

Hello there

[@unequalbird4104]

Hola

[@kya_spectre]

Hallo

[@TomoyaOkazaki13]

my question is why air bubbles are coming out their eyes...

[@nathanbaileigh9210]

No clue but it's bloody amazing

[@samiamrg7]

Well, I know in humans there is a thing called a “nasocrimal duct” that connects from the nasal cavity to near the eye. Maybe when Gharials are holding their breath underwater, air can be forced out an equivalent duct in their anatomy.

[@Flarexxxx]

Because gharial

[@PokettoManStar]

@@samiamrg7 I was going to say the same thing. Because of the snout's shape, the duct is probably the path of least resistance for air.

[@bettycharms]

Crocodile tears are cheap

[@monikag1323]

The babies are SO FLIPPING CUTE!!!!!!

[@ghaznaviism]

Excellent video

[@MrKonquer]

4:37 when you go to sleep with 205 bones and wake up with 206

[@siraxolot4262]

This comment is so underrated! I'm fuckin dying!

[@islandsunset]

Actually it should be 206 and you wake up with 207.

[@reykenj7752]

Amit Chakraborty I don’t get it

[@sargentsteve7148]

Nobody: My wak when I wake up: *YEET*

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

Lol, I know that feeling.

[@MONSTRICKILLER]

he is so tough, that he can exhale with his damn eye.

[@whippethacreem7299]

@@vince864 I did that on accident before 😬

[@sausagelessgumbog2b447]

Sometimes I can exhale with my ears What does that make me?

[@degeleagel420]

@@sausagelessgumbog2b447 A locomotive

[@MONSTRICKILLER]

@@vince864 i know, man.

[@thewisebananaguy5117]

@@icarusdeion it doesn' t hurt it's just uncomfortable

[@humancattoy7767]

I love all crocodilians. They're all so amazing. I'm so excited to learn about them.

[@sector5514]

Same here

[@NathanChisholm041]

I live in Northern Australia home of huge Saltwater crocs and smaller freshwater crocodiles and they truly are amazing animals. The king of evolution...

[@joesmith-vj6ur]

Amazing, never talked about eye bubbles

[@squashedshibber2684]

"scientists believe this is one of the cutest thing on earth" I'm very sure this is backed up by research and I support it 100%

[@squashedshibber2684]

@hawkturkey By the D'awww factor

[@speye22e]

Research goes as follows: "Hey Dr. Herpetologist, do you think this is the cutest thing on earth?" Dr. Herpetologist: "Definitely" Assistant herpetologist:"Totally" Conclusion: Scientists think this is one of the cutest things on earth.

[@logangillespie7675]

I honestly thought it was cute.

[@Zimisce85]

"look, professor, the cutometer's reads are off the charts!"

[@friedcoleslaw6949]

5:27: “the male is not necessarily their father” 5:45: “dad 👁👄👁”

[@worthlesscunt4857]

more like cuckery

[@theworldoverheavan560]

Simps

[@JackyMan22]

Wahhhhh... Waaahhh... Waaahhhhh.

[@xenotypos]

It doesn't seem to make a lot of sense evolutionary speaking, but it's probably an arrangement of some sort that have to help them spread their own genes at some point. Until they can establish themselves.

[@DogFoxHybrid]

cuckadiles

[@theretiredyogi4246]

Great video!!!

[@blakegass3627]

Enjoy animalal logic; and, their informative videos.

[@themoosee]

When you relise your species went through hundreds of millions of years of evolution just for the title of an informational video about you to be "Don't Boop the Snoot"

[@Dewkeeper]

Gariel: I am the apex predator of the waves Humans: heehoo water pupper

[@arunaraghu4453]

@@Dewkeeper lmao

[@skeletor2012]

A small price to pay

[@Breakaway-ic5gj]

New Objective: *Rip and tear the humiliaters*

[@sannidhyabalkote9536]

@@Breakaway-ic5gj until it's done

[@reedscottolson3266]

1:05: I’m so badass, I breathe out of my eye

[@rishavmasih9450]

I was waiting for this.

[@ghristophermyers666]

Lmao

[@themount0987]

yeah what??? eye done sprung a leak

[@stanpines9011]

There was probably just a little bit of air under its eyelid

[@willow2654]

😂

[@AlexN0704]

*being born* "Quick bro dolphin or gator wich one u wanna be" "IDK MAN" *done*

[@autinjones7194]

They look like somebody was trying to make an alligator but ran out of playdough by the time they got to the head and just winged it.