Giant Sloths & Asian Unicorns | Joe Rogan & Forrest Galante

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1240 w/Forrest Galante: • Joe Rogan Experience #...

[@swerve7951]

"I don't wanna give out too much info before I get the chance to go" "They're exactly right here"

[@maclaintrepanier2511]

He might have other research that he doesn’t want to reveal, and I bet if someone actually went to go look there it’d cost a LOT of money to fly there get the gear and get a helicopter to the exact location

[@JazzyJae]

Smart tho. Straight to the point and cataloged. No one can say he didnt know 🤷‍♀️

[@sjk160]

Maclain Trepanier maybe that’s his master plan. Get someone else to do some ground work so he knows where not to waste his time

[@chrismac1507]

@@sjk160 that is some *S M A R T S H I T*

[@jawhoneytv]

SWERVE it’s ok bro nobody goes there anyway

[@khaaleliilighntingcoronado9009]

Wish Steve Irwin was still alive! He would be a great guest on JRE.

[@aaaaZa100]

Bro we gotta make that ghost portal from Danny Phantom so Joe can interview Teddy Roosevelt

[@charliecasias1865]

His son is following in his fathers footsteps.

[@jafaral-z1090]

Charlie Casias so is hi daughter and wife...his entire family is that way so why specify his son is?

[@Nasmr1]

@@jafaral-z1090 because his son is so much like him personality wise, have you not seen the videos?

[@sassythesasquatch1571]

Crikey mate , pass the joint would'ya

[@chrisjames4507]

Joe should get Jeremy Wade on to talk about some of the weird ass fish he's caught

[@griffintschudin5912]

Please!!!^^^

[@wlfxy]

@Gemma Saint pretty sure he has a new show

[@farmercameron7105]

Dark waters there's 8 episodes it's his new stuff 🤙

[@matthewschutze6744]

I wish!

[@BasedGod66]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSASSSSS

[@ant0ine2]

Giant sloths are actually very common in the US.

[@josephmg1440]

Phat pepole

[@dylanherbert2958]

Oof

[@jamessteiniger1846]

Don't talk about my wife like that.

[@jorgesalamanca3537]

Lmao

[@alaskanbullworm010]

BLAcK MoMbA bro not even black people talk like this lmao

[@BrownBoyy]

As a student, I can say giant sloths are pretty common in the hallways

[@OneMeanArtist]

Joe "I spilled something on my shirt and had to borrow one from gramma" Rogan

[@PaulBrown-uj5le]

The whole joe " bla bla bla " Rogan shit is way fucking old now.

[@slugakristov8343]

@@PaulBrown-uj5le old But fun

[@THEMEISTER004]

He rocks the purple

[@CornPopWazABadDude]

@@PaulBrown-uj5le Paul "I'm too cool to participate in internet memes" Brown

[@janbaltes2863]

@@CornPopWazABadDude xd

[@user-qo8bk2jr9c]

Now this is what you call a JRE video title

[@onashenwings3850]

John MacDonald Sounds like a Bobby Lee Podcast

[@jayfulton9393]

John MacDonald COYBIG

[@jackmcnamara6973]

Mon the fucking Sellik

[@Isaiah42069]

tuck it back and give them a fruit bowl

[@TheCannonator123]

GLASGOW’s Green and White🍀

[@crostraya]

I live in Australia and it's true... for decades there have been stories and reports about the mysterious big black cats of the outback

[@Growthtogether444]

Ive heard a theory that when Americans came over for the war they use panthas and big cats as mascots and when the war ended they released them

[@bradcannan-cole4722]

There is also a theory that it also had to do with the gold rush and when the Chinese workers came over they used them as well then just let them go

[@purpleturtle6052]

Ive heard another about escaping from a circus.

[@Gruvmpy]

I spoke to a client of mine once, who worms for the National Parks, and does 2 weeks on 2 weeks off in the parks around warragamba dam, because its Sydney's catchment area, theres a huge zone no ones (except the rangers) are allowed in. So there's alot of feral cats that live there undisturbed. Every now and then they bring in professional pest hunters who fly over the bush with rifles, and at one point he saw a feral cat run from them and try to hide in a wombat hole, it struggled to get in. It would of been bloody big to struggle to do that. So its entirely possible to be big feral cats

[@jackcollis7486]

Black panther sightings on clear video in Australia as of July this year

[@paulmax3185]

Joe is absolutely right about aboriginals messing with outsiders. Coronado chased the legend of the seven cities of gold for years and until most of his men had died. The tribes would tell Coronado that the cities were a good distance away and would send a guide along. They did that to lead the Spanish away from their family and tribe.

[@DrTel]

based aboriginals

[@newtonsimon1421]

@@DrTeltf you on about

[@DrTel]

@@newtonsimon1421 use your ocular devices to visually perceive information

[@newtonsimon1421]

@@DrTel why you gotta try sound so technical, doesn’t make you cool 😅

[@DrTel]

@@newtonsimon1421 just say you dont know what it means no shame in it

[@1lobster]

I thought Asian unicorn was code for Korean lady-boys. 😂

[@cherokeeconcrete1986]

You Sick Basterd🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@joeg6242]

Kim Jong Il says North Korea was the birthplace of the unicorn. Now it doesn't sound as crazy.

[@eddiedutra3359]

There is nothing wrong wirh a beauitful Korean going over to the otherside.

[@1lobster]

eddie dutra yes there is.

[@wedgeantilles1498]

@@eddiedutra3359 gayyy

[@conormcnagger4703]

I've been searching for the manbearpig my whole life I'm super cereal

[@Bushey4545]

You need to dig a little deeper look a little harder and it'll probably be right around the corner please don't give up

[@benpaton3288]

Half man, half bear..... and half pig!

[@gmailuser-ne5gl]

Dont forget about the manbearpig awareness meeting tonight

[@penjamin5037]

thomas bushey I’m thuper thereal

[@AaBb-zj2ld]

sheeeit visit any local walmart

[@mehthuashur6028]

He's found the yellow caiman recently

[@Jordan-lr4bi]

Yupp

[@grassdefender916]

very wholesome that he managed to find it

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

Good for him

[@Tagerrun]

Did he get into that garden of eden to find the sloth yet?

[@unspeakablyawesomebros3392]

@@Tagerrun nope, he has a show called extinct or alive which has been on stand by because of Covid19. I assume that after Covid19 he might try to find the slot

[@chadwickmccarty4944]

I remember the episode where that Galante caught that leopard on a trail cam & was so over joyed. It is inspiring to see Rogan's reactions of curiosity.

[@lonniemoon5497]

Joe, please bring Forrest back again! He is awesome, I’m hooked on his show and his podcast too!

[@Archie_Adventures]

Very interesting stuff!

[@mrcontroversy222]

this guy makes me want to book a flight to Peru and check out that bowl!

[@seasgarage]

Its like a ceral bowl, but with a fuck ton of milk!

[@cagedstuntmanpc2419]

Hello I read bowl when he said bowl. That’s all. That’s it.

[@ANDWEROCK17]

Just made me pack one.

[@migram4190]

A bowl of weed 🤣

[@cloudnein8114]

Stay home whiteboi

[@johnoconnell5626]

Forrest don't miss a beat. Dudes a gem

[@Alvalence]

The sloth is called Mapinguari I believe The high Peru mountain bowl, he didn't say the name but there's a couple possibilities. Cordillera Huayhuash is in the shape of a bowl, is barely populated, and is hard to get to. Zona Reservada Santiago-Comaina and Cordillera del Cóndor both are in northern Peru in the Amazonas region and are considered high concentration biodiversity hotspots. Unicorn is called Saola

[@gripm4040]

Thank you

[@MortdaInconvienceGod]

“Giant Sloths” used to exist back when the oxygen content was higher. hence why they were giant. they’re called Megatherium and do not exist today.

[@dietmilkk]

@@MortdaInconvienceGodeveryone knows that. But its still possible so its worth investigating

[@lautarodiaz3249]

The level of oxygen in the atmosphere may have influenced the evolution and size of megatherians, but it is not considered the main factor for their gigantic size. Megatheres like all mammals, required oxygen to survive. However, their large size is due to a combination of other factors, such as food availability, adaptation to the environment, and evolution over time. @@MortdaInconvienceGod

[@kaijuar2003]

​​@mortdaeldergod694 Giant sloths DIDN'T exist because of higher oxygen, mammals and dinosaurs gree so large because of the environment not oxygen level at all. It was ONLY insects that grew larger due to higher oxygen levels. There are many different species of giant ground sloths woth the smallest being a species known as Hapalops and some species living in the deserts of Nevada and species like Megalonyx living as far north as Alaska. Species like Thalassocnus were semi-aquatic ground sloths. The species many believe could be behind the myth of the Mapinguari are the smaller species of giant sloths like Mylodon which can be 6-9 feet tall. Reply made: 5:22 AM Sunday, November 5 2023

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

I would drop everything for a chance to go on trips like these. Was trained as a corpsman, spent 3 years rock climbing in Alaska and have 10 years experience as a RN if anyone going to one of these crazy places needs a medic.

[@drewkennedy6098]

If anyone is interested in reading more about the Saola read the Last Unicorn by William DeBuys. Also there's was one instance where a Saola was caught and put into captivity it died relatively quickly but the animal is really interesting and the research that's been attempted on it is really cool.

[@Bluecollar_singlefather]

Joe needs more guests like this guy, it’s so much more interesting and satisfying than the conspiracy theorists etc. I could listen to this guys stories all day they’re incredibly fascinating!!!

[@lonelystoner2091]

The giant sloths is just that though lol a conspiracy theory

[@danielschmaderer]

@@lonelystoner2091 less so. It’s a story that people hear and finding it to prove if it exists to then check it off as fact or fiction, Vs something like flat earth which is definitely a conspiracy theory. Flat earth theories come out and get disproven over and over again. Another one is that theory of people saying 5G will cook us all alive. Again, conspiracy theory that got proven wrong by just by knowing the electromagnetic spectrum and power output.

[@AlbatrossRevenue]

@@blacob37 I would explain the giant sloth conspiracy to you, but they scrub the entire internet for that stuff and offenders disappear. Just carry on believing they don't control the world, you'll be much safer.

[@sashimi879]

@@blacob37 you're stupid indeed

[@yvonaamariaa]

Yeah, he tells "stories alright. I Googled "Saola" and it clearly has TWO horns.

[@jamz8149]

“What is it about animals why we’re so fascinated that might not be real or that might be hidden...” It’s just like finding a shiny Pokémon!

[@XenoTravis]

"what is different about it?" "it is just different." "ohh... What is different about it?"

[@harresyakubi8403]

Joe "giraffes are absolutely real" Rogan

[@taguefrizzell6328]

This podcast is so fuckin interesting dude, classic joe

[@tonyjacob5835]

A friend and my cousin were in Alaska heading for Canada with the pipeline in the distance my cousin told me both him and Tad seen a white unicorn. I questioned him and he said it wasn't a mountain goat or Dhal Sheep...

[@puffball4484]

It's not that the people saying they've seen a giant sloth are lying, but we may be misunderstanding their way of relaying oral histories. They had ancestors who lived when the sloths did. Many native groups maintain oral histories for tens of thousands of years. But sometimes these oral histories don't use time in the same way we do. They may talk of something happening "now" or "recently" but what they're really saying it "this was reality at one point". This is a common linguistic and cultural issue that people have when trying to communicate with isolated tribes.

[@xS1leNtRapt0rZ]

Altho you can't say it'd be pretty fucking dope if they found giant sloths

[@McNottagoose]

@Renn oh shi-

[@robertovaldivia1573]

Yeah at no point did any scientist or professional take this into account and ask "you or your ancestor?"

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

lol...you must meet isolated tribes very often, since your understanding of there culture is wider than a man who goes to the bush.

[@thenumbah1birdman]

An anthropologist who worked in Peru with the Machigengua learned that they had seen what sounds like a giant sloth 25 years prior to his arrival there, meaning 1975. They also told him that the creature still existed in the area but was very rare. I think that his account is reliable because he works in that field and studied their culture, which relies on having a good understanding of their language and mentality.

[@Fitheach81]

The interior of Labrador, Canada (province is Newfoundland & Labrador) has had very minimal exploration and is largely untouched. It's a very rough, inhospitable and extreme place, lots of rock, rivers, lakes, bogs, mosquitoes & black flies are insane and the winters are very cold with deep snow and huge snow drifts 10-20ft high. Not saying there's any mystery creatures to be found, just mentioning an area in N. America unexplored. Generally northern BC, Yukon & Alaska are seen as being untouched, which isn't wrong necessarily but given the gold rush period and tourism of recent decades people have had a high presence especially compared to Labrador. There's also a 3200km snowmobile race, Cain's Quest, every year.

[@VelvetCzar]

To anyone late... David Cho from early VICE hitchhiked the entire U.S. with his cousin and he made his money being an artist, but when he did the first Facebook office, he decided to get paid in stock. Ballsy, but still got the biscuit. Love David Cho

[@BreuXBranco]

Joe “it doesn’t totally make sense but” Rogan

[@ANGELX55studios]

that was good, that was good 👌

[@davidchaos19]

Would love to see Joe interview Josh Gates

[@andrewmacdonnell4536]

He pronounced Newfoundland correctly, that’s enough of a reason for me to love Forrest.

[@heydudeyahbro5492]

Joe “why are mysteries mysterious?” Rogan

[@danielacosta7717]

Giant Sloth? You just gotta find me sleeping on my couch.

[@oban6051]

Bring back Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson!!!!!!

[@FrendlyCreeperInnovation]

there is a giant sloth on display in my country, guyana which is in the Amazon, its bones waas found in 1999 i think

[@MrSkyrim0413]

This dude is a real life pokemon trainer.

[@GatLaFlare]

This guy is my favorite guest. We need #3!

[@jarrettpeters6225]

If you haven’t watched yet he was back on the podcast this past January for #3

[@kevanbaconofficial]

Talking about the dinosaurs in Africa, when a missionary was showing a schoolbook on dinosaurs to a Pygmy tribe, the tribespeople immediately identified the picture of a brontosaurus/brachiosaurus as a M’kole mbebe (I totally spelled that wrong). They said the animal lived deep in the jungle near a certain turn in the river. There was even a movie with this as the basic premise back in the 80s. Who knows, maybe dinosaur extinction wasn’t quite as rapid as we think, small pockets managed to live on, deep in the jungle, and somehow lasted long enough to enter into the collective memory of the people living nearby. This is similar to how oral tradition has passed down fairly accurate descriptions of other long extinct animals.

[@md.hassanabdullahkhanshafi3866]

Can you give sources please?

[@Deathworm-eg5lt]

Yeah, pls give sources

[@dietmilkk]

Or they just saw a giraffe…

[@kaijuar2003]

​@@md.hassanabdullahkhanshafi3866 It's called Mokele-mbembe, users can't share link anymore on KZbin or the comments/replies having links will be automatically blocked or deleted. Reply made: 5:28 AM Sunday, November 5 2023

[@kaijuar2003]

​@@Deathworm-eg5lt It's called Mokele-mbembe, it's a cryptid that resembles a sauropod dinosaur. Reply made: 5:29 AM Sunday, November 5 2023

[@j.d.8321]

Awesome dude have him back. Answered questions well

[@tyronemulcahy]

Joe "I always wear my pink blouse when riding rodeo on my Asian unicorn" Rogan

[@1rickopotamus]

1:50 christ i am now excited

[@12staunton1]

The black panthers in Australia thing is, from what I have heard, had to do with some animals being shipped in for a zoo or something in Melbourne, but while they were being unloaded at the airport some escaped and sightings of black panthers have been a thing ever since. I'm not sure if it's just an urban legend or not. I think my aunt said she saw one once and she isn't a crazy, so idk.

[@PoolProjectsRUS]

Joe " I look like a toe " Rogan.

[@sklizzy3125]

I've watched so many of these I think I just like Forrest Galante

[@BaMenace]

Black Panthers in Australia story comes from when some military organisation had panther as their mascot and let them go into the bush. Other theories are the "Panthers" are giant feral cats set free and evolved

[@reachrightround3659]

A NSW man admitted to releasing a breeding pair in the late 70s do I doubt there evolved lol

[@Gaia_Gaistar]

I've heard of that Congo dinosaur. I had a book as a kid on mysterious unexplainable stuff from around the world written in the 70's that had a bit in it about it.

[@kaijuar2003]

Oh yeah, the dinosaur in Africa is actually from South Africa, not Central Africa. So it's really in Zambia and neighboring areas, not the Congo unfortunately. Yeah Darren Naish was able to fix the misinterpretation and stated that many had misread the exact location Mokele-mbembe was reportedly sighted. Reply made: 5:33 AM Sunday, November 5 2023

[@drwombat]

Joe "I saw a documentary once" Rogan

[@the2dudes1]

4:18 "Black panthers in Australia". These have long long been rumoured to exist in the Australian wilderness, having been brought over by settlers some time in the 1800s. My mum who grew up near the Grampians, swears to this day that a black panther walked across the road in front of her whilst on her house when she was a teenager. The giant cat made hee horse get very scared and she nearly fell off. Anyway it could be that dude saying he saw Black Panthers as well wasn't bs

[@Nathe85]

It's true about panthers in Australia, sightings and hearsay for the last 50+ years but now with mobile phones there is footage of them. They're in Tasmania and Victoria, someone tag this Forrest Galante guy, the guy that told him isn't crazy or fucking with him. Don't know about the Thylacine though, not as much 'sightings' of those as there are panthers.

[@czrbumm.5290]

It’s the allure of being the first to discover something new.

[@saltestentta4444]

This is the best podcast in the world. This is sooooo entertaining and educational! Thank you

[@MMA_Ruskie]

Has anybody played the Skyrim Dawnguard DLC? Those Asian unicorns look like those deers from the Forgotten Vale.

[@jacobalexander6281]

This guy has a huge heart. I really what he puts out for us to pick up y'know

[@c4onmylip]

There's actually a lot of sightings of black panther type creature in Australia. It's almost like their version of bigfoot down there but is a little more believable in my opinion. Like they could be escaped zoo/circus animals or come from the illegal pet trade, or it could be possible that there's a legitimate cryptozoological animal that hasn't been discovered yet because of how unpopulated the interior of the country is, coupled with just how elusive cats actually are as a family of animals. If a cat doesn't want you to see it, they're pretty good at going unseen.

[@lanatic9232]

Our version of Bigfoot is the Yowie.

[@ambushark1285]

There's a reason mystery shows on Netflix do so well

[@sv4653]

so damn fascinating! Best podcast yet.

[@toobalkain]

A lovely onesie Joe has, looks supersoft, I wonder if it's footed, like those that babies like to wear, or is Joe rocking it barefoot.

[@dankmheems290]

The style of shirt is called a Henley. Perhaps when you grow balls and mature you'll look into fashion more.

[@roseblack6342]

@@dankmheems290 L

[@rollanmarsee]

It has a flap on the butt

[@SucculentSpaz]

@@dankmheems290You cracked me up lol

[@wyatt1dog716]

Ok

[@cheapgoodeats6670]

Idk man, giraffes seem pretty sketchy

[@Xtino1989X]

I think the reason people are so obsessed with finding new animals is because we feel like we know everything about earth and feel like we have found every animal there was to find on this planet but in reality there still a lot we haven’t found or places we haven’t even searched and when we do find a animal that is large in size we feel stupid that a animal has been living under our nose the whole time

[@UltraClassFamily]

Stop Spoon feeding us lol we need the full interview.

[@MetriKKarMa]

I know where I'm from the big cat story in Victoria is because during WWII apparently the US brought over cougars and then released them.

[@bluerascal370]

Why were cougars released??

[@michaelgottlieb3394]

Forest "they had one in a zoo in the 80's" Galante

[@shanechen9038]

Can some tell me the name of the "bowl of mountains" in Peru that he's referencing too please.

[@alexl.4362]

Of course White Panda sir. It's in Machu Pichu.

[@shanechen9038]

@@alexl.4362 thanks

[@10RP97]

No its not 🤣🤣

[@MoreParksLessParking]

@@Astromamut I came to the exact same conclusion about a couple months ago. To turn your coordinates into words, people should just look up Cordillera Azul National Park in Peru. All you need to know about this place is that the series of events that earned it national park status started when some guy wandered into the area and noticed that all of the animals he saw were coming out to investigate him out of sheer curiosity; as if they'd never seen a human being before, and thus had absolutely no learned fear of people. This is especially odd when you consider that most of those species tend to be absolutely terrified of humans everywhere else in the Amazon Basin, but in the 10,000 years that humans occupied the Amazon they never once seemed to have settled anywhere other than the peripheries of the park, none of which exist today and are simply suggested by some archeological sites. Check the area out on google earth and it'll be easy to see why. It's nothing but a vast expanse of swampland completely surrounded by untraversable rugged hills and mountains, so steep that they constantly experience landslides. It's one of the most unexplored regions in the Andean Amazon, so much so that it was practically left as a blank spot on aerial maps until the early 90s. Forrest seriously wasn't kidding around here.

[@Charlie-502]

Why do you want to know? So you can go there and ruin it?

[@AridersLifeYT]

4:20 - Yes there are massive black cats. I seen one when i was 5 going to church in 1991 in the back of the car. Mum, dad, 2 sisters and myself.. However im more inclined to say it was a massive feral black car. This was up the back of sherbrook forest near sassafrass, Victoria Australia.

[@THamm-xt8jm]

A black car is just a machine

[@goose4342]

Roy mackalle wrote an excellent book about the Congo dinasour it's a great read been out of print since early 90's it's expensive but a good read.

[@TheMuddman74]

You happen to have a general idea of the title?

[@thenumbah1birdman]

@@TheMuddman74 "A living dinosaur?" By Roy P. Mackal, 1988 I think.

[@TheMuddman74]

@@thenumbah1birdman thanks

[@billstream1974]

He found the monkey he was looking for in Borneo. This guy is pretty cool.

[@UltaBlueRev]

hes like a real life pokemon trainer

[@Whiterabbit42]

I jammed on my brakes at 100kph to miss a Thylacine in Victoria Australia back in 2003 - first time i’ve said anything about it, but I know what I saw.

[@THamm-xt8jm]

U should’ve thrown a pokeball at it

[@draculawolfman1502]

Dude sounds like a cbb character

[@donnierockwire]

Belize has fossils of giants sloths.

[@Notmynews]

Donnie Rockwire Vlogs I’ve seen a giant sloth

[@Notmynews]

Fossil

[@troycassidy6177]

There's loads of big cat sightings in Australia

[@plasticsonlybassboss6863]

This is actually Andrew luck in his teens.

[@TomSNC]

LMFAO

[@garrettmarshall706]

He was recreated after his failed football career

[@moises5766]

Garrett Marshall I'm dead and Andrew luck is to old for football

[@chrishansen8692]

Tom green

[@jopo7996]

The giant sloth is also known as the Benjaminae Owenteri Bittercus.

[@TripsDaddy9909]

Jo Po I see what you did there

[@nicksttrs]

Lmao

[@rostikskobkariov5136]

😂😂

[@nickrangel139]

LOL.

[@LooseCan88]

this comment should have more likes.

[@melannieworld]

He should come and help me catch this dam, Pikachu in my backyard...😅

[@seyamrahman1002]

Answer to Joe’s question about why we wanna find new animals, same reason we wanna catch shiny pokemon

[@jamiewatkins4178]

I'm from Australia and there is some wild panthers in sydney nsw if you search Blue mountains panther it show you proof, theres also been sighting in victoria.

[@alexl.4362]

Giant Sloths Rule Son.

[@LegitRuff]

On baby 💯

[@KiNgAt0mSk]

Id believe a Deer with a unicorn horn existed before you told me there was a 30 foot polka dotted leaf eating Horse with a giant neck and horns.

[@madtownangler]

Still waiting for someone to actually find a real Bigfoot LOL.

[@bigboyjeff6151]

The way I look at it is this, if you pull up at a town you've never been to and someone runs up and says in complete Earnest that there's a dinosaur in the Forest do you believe them? No. If the entire town comes up and says it in complete Earnest do you believe them? Maybe not, do you go in the Forest? No you'd be stupid to ignore the entire town.

[@lethalsands]

3 years ago in 7th grade i did an essay on the soala and i was just thinking about it and i saw the vid title and was like dam.

[@demydevil]

What do you do with all your free time me: 3:49

[@Shedz61]

Black panther sightings have been as common as thylecene sightings in Australia over the last 100 years. I know a dozen people who say they’ve seen them in my 60 years. Apparently they escaped a travelling circus and bred in the Aussie bush

[@pedrotalons1422]

1:21 What he was trying to say is "Mapinguari" it's a creature of native folklore that may or may not be related to the giant sloths, at least in brazil the giant sloths are called "Preguiça gigante"

[@kernnus39]

i was about to say the same. I think it's super strange that Americans think the mapinguari is a giant sloth, the description of the myth is completely different. Never seen a sloth with a mouth in my stomach lol

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

He talks loud. Joe talks quietly to counteract or to lead him to be less loud. I hope he doesn't talk that loud in the Amazonian jungle. Them giant sloths gonna hear his ass from 2 miles away.

[@4ofse7en]

For real I just came from a Brain Cox clip and almost went deaf

[@hpensive]

They might not be trained to speak that close to a high powered mic. Joe has Jamie or whoever edits after to remind him, the other guys might be in variable cases.

[@willandrews9741]

Have u ever seen the UFC? All my dad ever says is why is he yelling at full volume all the time? I mean since like UFC 30 something or whatever all my dad can say is why is he yelling?

[@jackeret4610]

It's Joe's fault he gets his guess all jacked up on that Caveman Coffee. The guy might also not be used to talking with headphones on.

[@FISHHAZARD]

@@jackeret4610 yup that or possibly adderall..

[@geehicko6533]

I am from Australia and down near Ballarat, Bathurst and Bendigo , all known towns for some of the earliest gold rush times are spots where some of the first fleets apparently brang multiple black cats for reasons unknown , as there were only apparently very few brang many years later people are to say they have seen panthers in our rough bush areas even up to the late 1990’s 🤷‍♂️

[@DannyOvox3]

Man can you imagine visiting an alien planet full of fauna

[@squydwardyourlordansavior9723]

Forest just dropped jewels about mkele mbembe when he followed it with an answer about the asian unicorn and how people mythosized the creature so the Western World saying "whatever" but it ends up being a real thing

[@38frag]

when u look back and realize since this he found the tortoise, zanzibar leopard and all kinds of other shit get in there galante

[@jevinday]

I love listening to Forrest Galante. And Joe obviously.

[@bassAssassin187]

Alligator gar! I used to catch them in creeks by my house in Florida. They get huge!!!

[@jhaz89]

Turns out this Asian unicorn is real.. Joe: That's crazy man. Have you ever done DMT?

[@PoolProjectsRUS]

Joe, " the human foot with one toe" Rogan

[@bishoppeterson1160]

My man's trying to find the lost world

[@KyleKick909]

he should try and find the jackalope.

[@SuperDoggy99]

The reason humans are so fascinated with "hidden animals" is because we are driven by a built-in motivator: pattern recognition. PR drives religion, the scientific method, art, etc. Everything comes down to our innate ability to find patterns in everything. The same goes for unknown creatures. We want to know them, see them, understand them ... so that we can see and experience yet another new pattern of life.

[@lochiephillips1626]

Legit though there’s panthers in Australia

[@cubanassassinmma2040]

There were a few of those caymans left in cuba in the late 90s early 00s in a sanctuary and even fewer in the wild

[@gershomtan5879]

Forrest found the caiman! Damn that shit looked hella cool.

[@ronaldtmarks2]

How wide does the V-neck have to be before it becomes a blouse?

[@malikh7761]

It’s a Henley not a v neck