If This Was Not Caught On Camera, No One Would Have Believed It

Unbelievable close calls..
Incredible encounters..
Heart stopping chases …
And shocking attacks..
You never know when interactions with animals will drastically turn wild..so hold on tight to watch these terrific animal moments that no one would have believed if they were not caught on a camera.
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[@user-ft3yc3ph4v]

The beautiful Seal was like hey get out of my ocean your trespassing on private property.

[@christinaf713]

The guy trying to catch the alligator is not too smart🤦‍♀️

[@jonesy4588]

2:13 the stupidity involved here can't be described

[@larrypraiseeniola6922]

Am sorry the kangaroo part got me cracking up 😂😂sorry man

[@semoneg2826]

It was the shark for me..

[@gregm3227]

A water snake (non venomous) is not a diamond back rattlesnake (venomous). She caught a water snake.

[@michaellynch881]

Totally gregm3227 I see you caught that also. I was surprised to see that most people who posted their response did say anything about the Snake being HIGHLY VENOMOUS I wonder if he saw his mistake

[@thedude2654]

Glad I wasn’t the only one who caught that.

[@jamiebarlow2546]

Thank you XD I was like "...I'm pretty sure diamond back rattlesnakes are *very* venomous?"

[@markharris1473]

Yeah half the stuff he was talking was totally wrong lol

[@paulapinson7065]

I thought the same thing uhmmm rattle snakes are venomous HELLO

[@trinaachatterjee-hz5mc]

The Narrator has made this video truly fun to watch by his sense of humour 😂

[@desireehelms8012]

he messed up

[@trinaachatterjee-hz5mc]

@@desireehelms8012 I don't think so

[@TanyaRando]

The sharks are wondering about their new "canned" snack, makes a change from us eating canned fish! 😂😂

[@waimeaguyz9074]

Many times, people are hurt by animals due to their ignorance.

[@Hundert1]

😂

[@tammyrollins5199]

Then the animal usually pays for their stupidity.

[@Hundert1]

@@tammyrollins5199 Pays what ? Cash ?

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

I'd go as far as say most times. The fact that there are 2 "legitimate" kinds of attacks, provoked & unprovoked (even with sharks, tigers, etc) says something about how far most people are from nature/common sense. i.e. guy standing in the middle of the road last night, as I'm driving home from bar, 03:30, on his phone!!! Darwin Award almost. peace fellow human

[@Stephaniemariek.]

​@@Hundert1with their life . Most animals get killed after hurting a human

[@pajnrayang6929]

Sometimes it’s an accident but other times people are just really asking for it 😂😅😊

[@manolo9]

Animals don't make accidents or mistakes, they act on their instincts (which humans have largely lost through arrogance and stupidity🥴)

[@markdickson6877]

Mother Nature has a tendency to fight back, and fight back with a vengeance.

[@CarolineForbes-kr2wh]

after magic witch wand magic✨ make monkey.

[@booney6960]

That Rhino didn't topple that Jeep, that was bad driving

[@CarolineForbes-kr2wh]

Father give your jeep driver daughter

[@janetremsing6988]

"You're gonna need a bigger boat", comes to mind here..😂😮😫

[@semoneg2826]

Lol

[@lynnski7639]

A few awesome reminders of how powerful nature is

[@booney6960]

That numpty trying to catch that gator in that tiny little 🛶, just like that very famous phrase, we gonna need a bloody bigger BOAT

[@buckettrap]

I don't know why but that elephant's seals eyes freaked me out the most.

[@noblevictory2200]

That young dude who nearly was bit by that giant shark and his friend's a literally laughing and happy they're filming 😡 Blow's my mind how many videos are from people filming instead of running to help when they are clearly close enough!

[@dukezFRL]

he aggravated the shark, it was his fault because sharks are like dogs of the sea

[@jamiebarlow2546]

A shark expert reviewed that video and actually came to the realization that the shark was tied to the boat and exhausted--in other words it was "staged"

[@christinaf713]

IKR!!

[@tammyrussell1062]

I am glad someone else corrected him about a diamond back rattle snake being "non venomous". I actually had to listen to that part a couple times to make sure I heard correctly.

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

right? My 6 year old niece made me feel better by confirming that rattle snakes are indeed venomous. Just shows that the intraweb is a wonderful thing, but put your logic or thinking cap on 1st. Peace fellow human

[@toodie96]

Yes a rattlesnake is venomous

[@shannahknight1896]

I’m glad someone else corrected him about a diamond back rattle snake

[@johnnyvickery6233]

where on earth did you come to believe that a diamond back rattle snank is nonvenomous? they are ABSOLUTELY DEADLY!!!

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

yep. peace

[@jorgealonso9792]

Diamond back rattlesnakes are def venomous so she is very lucky!

[@bigdub4637]

I don't know what the narrator is talking about 13:06, BUT, diamondback rattlesnakes ARE venomous!!!

[@garyabbott3861]

I'm glad I live where all I have to worry about are moose.

[@POPLSEV7]

👏💯Great videos💯👍

[@dorindawaldrop5521]

OMG did he say a diamondback rattlesnake was nonvenomous ?What planet is he from?

[@lonlewis2330]

He said it was a diamond back rattle snake and it was nonvenomous! But rattle snakes are highly highly venomous!

[@catteel6448]

It’s a diamond back water snake. Not harmful at all.

[@user-po6nf2ne1u]

Very cool and awesome contents!!!

[@eringemini7091]

For the Kayaker off Windward Oahu*Note the color of his Kayak, he might want to trade THATone in for a different COLOR; the Navy did a study of colors that Sharks seem to "prefer," the color yellow they nicknamed; "Yum- Yum Yellow."* Sea Turtle underbelly is yellow too.

[@FrustratedIncorporated-qi3id]

I really don't want to correct you on everything you think you know about Diamondback rattlesnakes but they are quite venomous

[@kellyfalletta1949]

Be glad you corrected, because incorrect information can get someone harmed.

[@semoneg2826]

True

[@dionmcelvain1550]

Did I hear this dude say that Diamond Back Rattlesnakes are not venomous?

[@ms.bbkaymarin1536]

I cannot believe what l heard the narrator say on this channel concerning the clip @ approximately the 12:40 timestamp. It was said that the young woman in the video was bitten by the nonvenomous Diamondback Rattlesnake. I tried to see if l could tell in the video what type of snake she was holding and struck by and l cannot discern to my satisfaction and say that this definitely was the species, that is number one. And two is far more important than my nonprofessional opinion above and that is that ALL RATTLESNAKES ARE VIPERS AND ARE ALL VENOMOUS AND HAVE THE CAPACITY TO KILL PEOPLE. PERIOD.

[@lilplay86]

I literally just hopped on here to say how that was A LIE as well about him saying the diamondback rattlesnake was NON venomous when in fact it is VERY venomous, idk what he was talking about but that's very misleading for someone who has no knowledge of that.

[@ron58r]

it is not a rattlesnake it is a type of water snake

[@Norego.Newzealand]

Also he says a crocodile then 2 seconds later its an alligator another few seconds its a crocodile again this guy has no idea......😂

[@N3w0J03]

I like this channel more now, because the BS told about the Non venomous DIAMONDBACK RATTLER is quickly called out by the Viewers! Squeezed Lemon needs a producer that knows how to GOOGLE before uploading BS.... He was talking about Anacondas showing Albino and regular Burmese Pythons... said the snake didn't have any intention on attacking the little girl, YET IT STRUCK AT HER TWICE! I am only half way through the video, so I KNOW there will be more...maybe don't squeeze the lemon near your eyes so you can clearly see what is happening....DO BETTER!!!

[@catteel6448]

The species she caught is a diamond back water snake. They are not venomous.

[@daimondavis6596]

that tiger shark in the beginning was fast as hell. if he was not paying attention, it was a wrap for that foot.

[@semoneg2826]

Yep

[@kymbolee1]

There is no such thing as a NON venomous diamond back rattlesnake

[@seanlepley1474]

Sure there is, we just saw one..😂😂😂

[@jdmytho9599]

Too bad the genius who tried to capture the alligator didnt get a Darwin award.

[@chosenservsnt9332]

He said it was a Diamond back "rattlesnake" and he was lucky it wasn't poisonous!!🤔

[@tdthib5530]

I love the "AHH TIGER SHARK" 😂

[@carloa.portugal7859]

Oh My Goodness Gracious.😳.

[@ryuukiie3635]

3:20 the way it moves look like those aligator head prank

[@susanbassfordriggs3288]

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen that video before and it is a prank.

[@joejones8596]

Quick note. Diamondback rattlesnakes are extremely venomous and deadly to humans. Might want to make that correction on your video.

[@rebeccah5105]

Diamondback rattlesnakes are venomous.

[@Hundert1]

Make no mistake, animals don't give a crap about us humans. Be extremely careful no matter where you go. The deadly venomous snake may even be hiding under your bed. 🙏🏼

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

Humans have this thing about Anthropomorphosizing aminals. So you have a dog, I have a dog, I love my dog, I see wolf I freak out. IDK I think my point is people are so far removed from the food chain they don't realize they enter it the second they go swimming, go in the woods, etc. Peace

[@1MajorTom]

there must be a really big reason why the leopard attacks the car, either that person has done something (perhaps killed a kitten) because a leopard does not forget who has been mean to them and they can pursue their evil person for several days until that they get a chance to attack them and retaliate. a leopard does not attack a car like that for no reason, as it only wanted to grab hold of that particular car and no other. so he has done something bad to that leopard

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

i was wondering that too. that thing had a running start and zero'd in on that driver. hmm. peace

[@philliplindsey8028]

If the snake was a water moccasin, then it was definitely poisonous

[@martinfidel7086]

People saying "charged car" means something else nowadays ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@traceytansley1659]

The octopus does not have deadly tentacles. They have a beak for a mouth which can Crack hard things for food. Octopuses are intelligent, resourceful, friendly and playful. They use tentacles to identify things. He was just getting to know the guy by clinging onto his mask. Perhaps another diver at one time rescued the octopus once, maybe he was beached or something and so he was greeting the masked diver/swimmer.

[@MegaJackpinesavage]

Speaking of snakes, that's quite some anaconda you've got there, mister....

[@chitownmytownofficialonean6067]

The man owed the Kangaroo 300$ but didn't pay up so the Kangaroo did what he had to do. The Kangaroo is a regular at this golfing spot and although he has a gambling problem he does typically win his bets so all is well.

[@kellyfalletta1949]

Diamondback rattlesnakes ARE venomous. But they aren’t aquatic, so the snake film would not be a diamondback rattlesnake.

[@catteel6448]

It’s actually a Diamond Back Water Snake. Non venomous.

[@kellyfalletta1949]

@@catteel6448 Cool. I should correct last with “rattlesnake”. Only water snake I worry about in central Al is the water moccasins. But always give all snakes respectful distance. Thanks for update.

[@christinaf713]

I will never understand why people into the oceans on kayaks. It is so dangerous. That guy is lucky that the shark didn't get ahold of him and drag him into the water or he would have been toast. Also, I'm pretty sure turtles don't swim that fast. I will also never understand why people would swim in water that has alligators in it🤦‍♀️

[@angiecarver3999]

A Diamondback rattlesnake is MOST definitely venomous and they aren’t water snakes.

[@dezputtyranger2724]

I can't believe at all the people that laugh whenever they almost die

[@Rebecca-cg]

shock

[@christineweaver3090]

Moose looked young.no big antlers.the little octopus was cute.i like that one scene a little octopus was hoarding a person's camera then let it go and swam away

[@josephfoster1337]

I concurred that was not a diamondback he was a non-venomous snake but it absolutely was not a diamondback rattlesnake !

[@dequetta_lashae]

How do people determine what is poisonous or non poisonous ? I am so confused

[@semoneg2826]

​@@dequetta_lashae Because isl5s knowledge all you have to do is research use Google and find out which snakes are poisonous and which isnt

[@christinaf713]

That tuna did look like a shark

[@mg4468]

People who don’t respect animals are sickening.

[@guenterw.4634]

#3: If dumbness will hurt, this man would cry the whole time.

[@semoneg2826]

😂😂

[@mitchkatz4918]

great narrator, I probably would have cut it short.

[@christinaf713]

First they say it's a moose then they say it's an elk LOL. Also the lady that got bit by the snake: diamondback rattlesnakes are indeed venomous. I'm not sure what kind of snake that was, but it most certainly was not a diamondback rattlesnake. Probably a water snake. I'm hoping it was not a cottonmouth. I couldn't get a decent look at the head

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

My thoughts exactly. Cottonmouth bite would have been a nasty experience, even if it's a nick. Peace fellow human

[@michellelunde2169]

That's exactly what I was thinking. I know what diamondback rattlesnakes look like because I live in Arizona and have seen a lot of them and that most certainly was not one. Lol😂

[@nolanpereau5399]

That def wasn’t a diamond back. It’s smart to stay away from water dwelling snakes because they tend to be venomous and if they aren’t the snakes that are in water are usually very aggressive. Basically..leave the fucken things alone unless your gonna eat it.

[@ejdisturbed7876]

It's said that an alligator can leap out of the water a foot for every inch of its tail. That's scary

[@strangethings6084]

That can't be right, they must have said that wrong. If the alligator had a 2 foot tail, that would mean he could jump 24 feet in the air. They don't know what they are talking about, lol😂

[@semoneg2826]

​@strangethings6084 😂

[@christinaf713]

I love how the guy says that the crocodile attacked the couple because they were filming it, no it went after the boat while he was pulling his line in. It had nothing to do with it being filmed filmed🤦‍♀️🙄🤣. Also regarding the one where the narrator says the alligator just wanted to lift, no the alligator just wanted to be left alone🤦‍♀️

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

🤣A Karen Croc. You can't film me without my consent, I know the owner of this river!!! Peace

[@christinaf713]

I love how they say the little girl walk away from a deadly situation when the snake clearly had no intentions of attacking her. Furthermore it didn't look like a venomous snake to me. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, re the guy poking the anaconda: not too smart to bother an anaconda🤦‍♀️

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

100% on the poking (well anything that can kill you but is chilling) the anaconda, that's Darwin award material. Peace fellow human & use your poking stick with responsibility.😁

[@ROBSwank-pm1vd]

Just awesome !!

[@Jah-Moon]

"Tiiiger shark de do di do do do tiger shark" 🎶🎤🎶

[@teresarister4383]

That was not a diamond back rattle snake the girl had the are very venomous that was a non venomous water snake do your research people you said it was a diamond back rattle snake and that it was not venomous that one was not venomous because it was not a diamondback rattlesnake

[@manolo9]

It's funny when he says "he came out of nowhere" or "they don't usually attack people", "he had a bad day" this is their territory, or at least it used to be☠️🤬🙈... Even worse are these stupid spearfisher or fishermen in general who want to kill fish and are surprised when they are attacked. And, then there are those incredibly stupid people who want to touch animals on their territory, annoy them because we think "people are not attacked". We humans are not special. We're just flesh and bones😄

[@slimsexi66]

Right, I am so blow away when I her “if you don’t bother them, they won’t bother you” 😒😒😒😒 yeah ok and that goes for all animals 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@user-qi9td8wk1e]

👍

[@robertdudley9311]

Diamondback rattlesnakes are venomous. You were wrong!!!

[@lovemeyouall]

12:20 that's me when I lose a game

[@e.mjohnson9675]

News flash-- orca eat humans

[@HowlingSquaw-os7dh]

Who else thinks that the elephant seal has cartoon looking Eyes, lol

[@tarrahbarker24]

The guy swimming on his back looked so yummy! 🤪 If l was a shark, I'd want a nibble 🤣🤣🤣

[@rtrThanos]

I tried to watch this, but the narrator was way too enthusiastic about it. This is completely the wrong voice for animal attacks.

[@semoneg2826]

Ooohh

[@phreespeech7768]

Who writes this stuff? WHo researches the subject matter? Is the narrator in charge of the research or writing the copy? Because whomever it is doesnt do squat on research the subject matter. The segment at 12:38 for example. The narrator states that the lady caught a Diamond Back rattlesnake, and although it bit her, she need not worry because the snake is non-venomous. WHAT! If the snake is non-venomous, then it is NOT a Diamond Back, because the Diamond Back rattlesnake is probably the most venomous snake in North America. However, if she caught a ordinary water snake, which is likely the case, then its bite is not an issue since they are non-venomous. When you present these clips, whomever that is, it would be admirable if you knew what it was you were talking about. Whoever it is must be a sheltered city boy who doesnt know a bug from a bird.

[@walterhresent2295]

I just came specifically for this comment, not only is what he’s saying is completely incorrect it’s totally irresponsible and dangerous to say that’s a diamondback and it’s non venomous. I agree. I think I’m done with this channel if they aren’t even gonna do some basic research. That was clearly a black water snake, they are extremely aggressive and territorial. Yea this is my last video on this crappy channel.

[@BLKninjas]

Also the "pool goggles" and "scuba diver." It's mistakes like these that make me laugh.

[@kristofferbills6110]

I'm glad someone else noticed that. I had to rewind it two or three times to make sure I heard it right. I don't know how a channel that is supposed to be informative can say something so blatantly untrue

[@atcycle]

Diamondback watersnake moron...not you the squeezed one.

[@ms.bbkaymarin1536]

Oh my, l unfortunately missed your comment somehow on my first go 'round the comment section and due to my lack of finding any criticism or critique of such an unacceptable error (the topic of this discussion) and unwilling to just let it go unaddressed, l wrote one of my own, also due to the sheer outrageousness of the narrator's claim. A bit later during a lull in life, l pondered on whether l had actually heard what l thought l had, doubting that anyone could actually be so uh, um "unaware", let's just use that adjective, for tact. To disseminate such a statement as factual is not only improper and flat out wrong but is also absolutely careless, wreckless even, and could cause somebody to make a catastrophic error in judgement that could lead to a grievous injury or worse, their death as a consequence. This channel and ones like it need to be held to some sort of standard if they characterize their channel to be of a nonfictional and true to real life nature, as this type of issue is a common one amongst similar channels on this platform.

[@lisahankin1577]

Hope the leopard is ok

[@KD-wz8tp]

This is a F'around and found out video😂😳

[@PaintedDog]

Thats a sea lion not a seal on the dock which the lady touched. There's a reason their called sea _lions_

[@waynefoote3781]

This stuff is fantastic footage!

[@idaniamorales6058]

New subscribed

[@andreabenson5222]

He confused the shite out of me when he said non venomous diamond back rattlesnake, it's one of those things where you know it's wrong but question yourself anyway. He meant water not rattle.

[@tristanocampo6552]

Saying "Interactions with animals who drastically turn wild" about wild animals. lol!

[@karencapriotti224]

This guy has no idea what a poisonous snake is.😮😮😮😮😮

[@HowlingSquaw-os7dh]

Did anyone stop to think the tune was entangled in something splashing around to try to get it off⁉️

[@ladyagresa]

I'd love to see how would this small hammerhead take a human for meal with its little mouth. 😂

[@A.R.C.77]

Yeah I always get stitches for my scratches 😂

[@georgeseriani2482]

Another one bites the dust!

[@AnnaWolford-ok4ev]

I don't know where your from but here a diamond back rattle snake is deadly

[@simunking272]

Wow mengerikan

[@luziferschadenfreudevonhol8487]

The rhino did not tip the jeep over. The driver reversed and did not follow the dirt road, thus the jeep went down the embankment, and rolled.

[@kylieknight2365]

The guy in Australia was not cage diving they were crab/lobster pots

[@Norego.Newzealand]

A crocodile jumped onto a boat but now its an alligator oh wait its back to a crocodile again F*** 🤬😠

[@22bikis]

There's a difference from a Scuba diver with equipment diving from a snorkeler. The guy that was attacked by the sea lion was clearly snorkeling.

[@leehedderwick3399]

Love these videos, but if I may just mention that the voice-over gets a bit "too high pitch excited" while reporting. Maybe I'm the only one to think so. Still appreciate your video so thank you 😊

[@robbyhouse4619]

That wasn't a Elephant seal it was a Sea lion.

[@N3w0J03]

I think it's a female elephant seal ..most things he says are BS though..

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

At 13:05 did that guy say Diamond Back rattle snakes are NOT venomous?? What?!

[@TheCaphayes]

Diamondback is correct, but Rattlesnake isn't. That was a water snake. It did bite her but she didn't care.

[@HowlingSquaw-os7dh]

So how did you get the footprint on your back? Snake🐍it was a hit & run.🏃‍♀️

[@user-qk1cx6gs2z]

Hungry starfish sinks luxury cruiseliner

[@kirbydonoho5707]

The eastern diamondback rattlesnake is North America's longest, heaviest venomous snake, averaging 3-6 feet long, with some adults growing up to 8 feet. It's known for its iconic rattle and its venomous bite, which can be fatal to humans. 13:16 into the video . i used to be scared of sharks until i ate one they are way better than steak .

[@slomoe49]

That cat was starving to death.

[@BossesOfTok]

Diamondback watersnake ahh...

[@stevewhite6861]

Make up your mind, is it a crocodile or an alligator?

[@stevewhite6861]

Angry hippo chases boat, was it a land boat?