If You See This on the Ceiling, Don't Touch it

[@jjujuajuan]

the thumbnail / the sweet topic......... recognized in seconds. It's an Clickbaitus suckerfinderis!! Clicked on it anyway.....

[@Ravenwolfkzar]

I too was baited and then click. I couldn't get past #11, because I (apparently) can't handle the misspellings and missing information. And just so everyone knows, Africanized Honey Bees are not more venomous than regular Bees, just as the story said. What they didn't say was that they release a chemical that tells all the other bees to attack. That's scary enough, but they will also chase down the offender,

[@christophergame7977]

Clickbaitus suckerfinderis is a mutant caused by man-made carbon-dioxide-emissions global warming.

[@adrianpaterson9904]

@@lynderherberts2828But, what is it called? Note that it does not say in the video. As soon as they said it was from New Zealand and Australia, I knew it was BS. I am from New Zealand, and I am pretty sure someone would have mentioned something that horrendous growing up (we also get a lot of Aussie TV, so you won’t find one there either). The only venomous creatures we are warned about in NZ are katipo spiders, which are endangered, btw. Looks like we got clickbaited to me.

[@lynderherberts2828]

@@adrianpaterson9904 okay

[@lynderherberts2828]

@@adrianpaterson9904 Thank you, dear one. Your country is beautiful.

[@The_Digital_Arts_World]

I was on a research diving trip to the Sea of Cortex in Mexico and sponsored through The Scripps Institute in San Diego, CA. And the College of Marin. Our project was to chart the Northern incursion of the Crown of Thorns starfish from La Paz to San Filipe, MX, identify what they were feeding on, and count the populations found. This was in 1976. The incursion of these ‘coral reef killers’ was thought to be isolated to Australia and the surrounding reef islands; however, we found many of them in Mexican waters feeding on both corals and octocorals. So despite what this video professes to be to be isolated to Australasia, it has been in fact documented in the waters around the Baja Peninsula for many years. So, SCUBA divers in the Sea of Cortez, beware!

[@RedBart]

I have never been diving there but learned a fair bit about the problem the Crown of Thorns Starfish as a diving instructor. They are still a scourge today and so difficult to control.

[@sarahgroot5394]

I live in NZ and have never seen the ‘sweet topic’, ever.

[@sovietmeow7013]

Ditto. And I hope I never do.

[@Kati_P]

Anyone who thinks that ants can't hurt humans has never encountered fire ants! When I was young, we went to Texas to visit my aunt and uncle for a couple of weeks. The only 2 things I remember about that trip was stopping in a town that has the same name as I do (just not spelled the same, lol) to buy cookies from the factory, and getting bitten by several fire ants.

[@crystalweible152]

In and around Reno as well!🤬

[@marty9256]

Fire ants! No joke!

[@robertanesmith172]

I've had my experience with fire ants. First time it was dark and I kept feeling a sharp itch. Couldn't figure out why all----- of a sudden my feet were itching so bad... Yes I was barefoot. Anyway, the next morning when it was light, I had blisters. Went to doc and learned right quick what fire ants were.

[@johnthomas-uy4tw]

Bullet ants, army ants atom ants

[@Kati_P]

@@johnthomas-uy4tw atom ants are the worst! They're just like rainbows: always crawling up my pant legs and biting the inside of my butthole!

[@grangrampa832]

That slow loris is unbelievabley adorable

[@Dale-v6o]

You know what's crazy? The narrator talks about NOT TOUCHING certain bugs and animals, then it shows people with bare hands handling said creatures 😮!! Hummm 😅.

[@LindaBahlmann-wl6qu]

😂😂😂😊

[@penniprater5571]

@@Dale-v6o I totally agree. That is patently counterproductive.!

[@edsullivan12]

What's crazy (and annoying) is that the thumbnail shows a creature that almost looks alien, yet you have to sit through all this shit you already know about just to see the alien looking thing. That's truly some bullshit.

[@z0netr1pper]

AI generated channels nowadays... creepy. Not exactly very good at what it does either, not much of those facts are uhm correct.

[@carolanndenton5933]

yeah i noticed that lolol

[@chrisgreek4285]

Nobody should be touching ANY coral.

[@lynderherberts2828]

Yep. But try to tell a sea turtle not to eat it. They love to eat living coral and do much harm to coral reefs.

[@sallyboyne7192]

“Never touch these animals “. And immediately showing a video of someone holding it or touching it….

[@Johnboy33545]

If I see that on my ceiling I'll make a hasty retreat and never enter the building again. Ever.

[@mikerestivo5510]

"Nuke it from orbit. Only way to be sure."

[@aprildegele1510]

Okay, so duly warned about the bug on the ceiling, but what the hell is is? You didn't say, or describe, or say much useful about it. Just by the look of it, I wouldn't dare touch it, but what the hell is it?

[@carrollx6]

I tried Google Goggles which said it was a “plaster bag worm.” 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@BruceChesham]

I know a lot about Australian bugs and animals, and I have never seen or heard of anything like that thing. I live in Australia. Unless it lives in the northern territory's, I think someone is telling us Bull Shit.

[@you2angel1]

This is circulated before it's fake. CGI I ever thought about 3 years ago. °~•.☆.•~°

[@boofuls]

I reckon it's the deadly ..clickbait beetle..a very unpleasant creature indeed

[@carolanndenton5933]

@@boofuls lolol

[@jochoy8681]

My brother had Fugu,puffer fish in Japan.The chef trains for YEARS

[@The_Littlest_Evil]

As a kid on holiday in Cornwall (uk) me & my bestie found a weirdo fluffy/spiky caterpillar and despite absolutely, totally knowing it was a really, really bad idea we just couldn't resist touching the dang thing...cue 24 hours of feverish itchy hell... think chicken pox only with regrets 🤒

[@robjohnston1433]

"Cardiac arrest can be fatal." WHO KNEW? Thanks!

[@allyce7540]

#sweet topic Carnivorous Gillean Incupod. Not hard to find.

[@VocalEdgeTV]

So it’s made up.

[@jeffmerchantmerchymusic378]

It's called the CGI bug !

[@robjohnston1433]

When I was 3, my mother wondered why I was being SOOO quiet -- until I ran into the kitchen to tell her "I have a pet mouse!" Luckily, she went right into the bedroom where I had been playing ... to find a large (& deadly) scorpion -- which (to my horror and distress) she stomped on several times -- they are very tough! (This was Papua New Guinea -- north of Australia, with equally deadly wildlife)!

[@robjohnston1433]

If my local swimming pool is crowded, I just throw in a few of my pet Pufferfish and Blue Ringed Octopusses ... and after I get changed there is PLENTY of room!

[@kikinnit]

The CrabCat - that’s the worst one

[@charlesdiehl1834]

Beware the CrabCat!!!

[@sabinegierth-waniczek4872]

@@charlesdiehl1834 FEAR - the crabcat! And the Lizzid people.

[@ToadsandTurbines]

The pain from close encountering Africanized bees, fire ants or bull nettles in east Texas is significant but a scorpion sting can really light up your life.

[@jwarmstrong]

There is nothing more refreshing than a glass of bug juice except two glasses

[@louisehaley5105]

The tarantula hawk wasp should definitely be on this list ! Their sting is said to be the most agonizing of all insect stings.

[@lindaw.2565]

Wow! Cone snails. I've seen those seashells in Florida. Actually, I have some. 😮

[@aprildegele1510]

The tetrodotoxin in blue ringed octopuses is the same toxin found in puffer fish. Look, from a safe distance, but do not touch. If you encounter, get bitten, and don't get treatment fast enough, you will die. These things are no joke. People who eat puffer fish are really just in it for a game a Russian Roulette. The delivery of venom from a Celandodon may be a bit different, but the Slow Loris is also a venomous mammal. They're so cute, but you do NOT want to be bitten by one. AS to Jellyfish, if it's shaped like a box, avoid it. Box Jellyfish, this one, and many others can kill you. If it's shaped like a box, swim the other way. While Africanized honeybees aren't more venomous than a regular bee, they are many times more aggressive and when you get a whole hive stirred up, you're in trouble. It doesn't take a lot to stir up a whole hive, so, if you get stung by one, run like hell to shelter because the pheromones the initial bee puts out will bring the whole hive.

[@atomicreptiliascreator738]

I once found a black and yellow millipede. Thanks to my knowledge of brightly colored creatures, the patterning immediately screamed “DON’T TOUCH ME!” at me. I searched up what the millipede has on its exoskeleton, and found that it is SMOTHERED in Cyanide compounds.

[@atomicreptiliascreator738]

I never touched it, but I don’t want to find out the hard way what happens if you do.

[@atomicreptiliascreator738]

I did find the millipede to be very cute, despite how deadly making contact with it can be. I constantly kept my distance from it, never drawing too close to it.

[@Fridgepictures]

Thank you for this informative video. I enjoyed it.

[@Stantonthestandardstanding]

I knew about that pufferfish already.

[@Robert08010]

@6:06 in the middle of that scene about the platypus, they insert a clip of an otter (?) walking backwards because its tail looks a small bit like a platypus face.

[@aprildegele1510]

Word to the wise, if anything in the water has spines, don't touch it. Wear protective shoes if you're walking in a rocky area beneath the water line. If it's brightly colored and you don't know what it is, don't touch it. If a jellyfish looks like a box, don't touch it. If you don't know what it is, don't touch it. The moral of the story for anything that you can't identify? Don't touch it.

[@COSGUK]

Ah yes, the legendary CGI bug in sweet topic XD

[@BeverleyPrice-ty7xr]

They are equally common here in Queensland especially along the Great Barrier River,

[@JLOfromAustralia]

Very curious about this supposed bug in Australia 🇦🇺 and New Zealand 🇳🇿 I have never heard of it or seen one 😮 #sweettopic

[@lindamccaughey6669]

No I’m in Australia and never heard of or seen

[@alexsie3012]

It’s the Common Australian Slime Furphy. While native to Australia they do sometimes get across to New Zealand where they’re treated as a noxious pest. Their venom is bad but their putrid reek is even worse. It’s hard to get rid of and can linger in the walls for months. 😊

[@JayDillon-mm6yv]

It a deliberate damn fake to confuse people. Grrrrrrr. I'll avoid this channel from now on.

[@yvonneost12]

Me either and I've lived here all my life LOL

[@avaholloway32]

It's fake bc they never gave it a name

[@peterdobson3435]

I actually found a live black widow spider in a cluster of grapes imported from Chile. Fortunately I discovered it before it discovered me and returned it back to the grocery store. At the help desk all the ladies moved away from the grapes and let a guy handle it. 🕷 This was decades ago.

[@davechurch9354]

Hey kids new pet❤😂

[@prophetjones6532]

😂😂" if you see a cat, you want to stroke them" Yes.. Yes I do

[@kirkdube4917]

Random.. but I like that he called it the number sign, not only hashtag lol

[@robyndawson8583]

I come from NZ and have never heard or seen anything like this thing that is on the #sweet topic? didn't even give a name so I think it must just be bollocks.. 🤣

[@BRUCE0591]

Any bug that comes into my house gets introduced to my boot.

[@carolinecarty1829]

Cone snails? If it's a cone leave it alone!!

[@BeverleyPrice-ty7xr]

We called their shells as bailer shells. Quite a lot were made into beatputiful lamp shades,

[@Monk-eee]

#sweettopic - Hi Scary cherry I think you forgot to tell us what this creepy critter is called! we may not know what it is but I do know this, I definitely won't be reaching out to see what they feel like any time soon after that warning ⚠ Great episode

[@mikespaulding1118]

Range The Irukandji jellyfish exists in the northern waters of Australia.[16] The southern extent of the Irukandji's range on Australia's eastern coast has been gradually moving south reaching Fraser Island, and on the west coast reaching Ningaloo Reef.[17][18] There has been an increased incidence of Irukandji stings reported around Great Palm Island, off the coast of north Queensland near Townsville. By early December 2020, the number of stings reported, at 23, was nearly double that of the whole of 2019, at 12.[19]

[@Michelle1963]

Trust me, I have no problem not touching any of these kinds of insects, fish or animals in my lifetime.

[@jabbarmuhammad]

I'm not going touch these animals I'm not going to go near these animals

[@joeycook6526]

Thanks for telling us Wtf it is so we can actually look it up. Christ, that’s infuriating….

[@davechurch9354]

I love having a bath with my pet electric eels❤😂

[@you2angel1]

Seriously that CGI Cryptid in the corner is insulting to a toddler's intelligence °~•.☆.•~°

[@cindyolson2288]

Fire ants hurt I still have scars. When I got bit.after that I had sat on the bed and I could feel that venom going up my foot Hurt for a long time. And I found nothing nothing kills them

[@louisehaley5105]

21:45 - Where in the world are these caterpillars found ?

[@hwfranjr]

W.T.F. IS THATNTHING A ALIEAN !!??😂😂😂😂

[@hwfranjr]

COMMON SENSE WILL WARN YA NOT TO PICK UP STRANGE ANIMALS,USE YOUR BRAINE!!!!

[@magicjack]

What was that blobby looking thing inside near the upper wall corner? He never says, just don't touch it, looks like a giant grey Jabba loogie!

[@bigworm1363]

You don't have to tell me not to touch it!

[@1951timbo]

Great White

[@louisehaley5105]

12:16 -what is this species called ?

[@cambuxton6835]

If you see a strange growth or animal it is not ever a good idea to mess with it or touch it until you have an idea of what it is and how best to deal with it. When in doubt call for help from a professional.

[@Rick-if5zb]

This is to show how unintelligent the A.I. voice is : the plural form of octopus is octopi not octopuses. If the A.I. voice got that simple thing wrong then how can we believe anything else it says?

[@carolmckinzey9041]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@Rick-if5zb]

@carolmckinzey9041 It's a conspiracy to make people dumber. You hear it enough, and you copy the intelligence or lack of it, as in this case.

[@Deicide-xi5eo]

Octopus is the old Latin plural. Octopuses is the new English plural. So the AI is right.

[@Rick-if5zb]

@Deicide-xi5eo No it isn't. There is no such thing as octopuses. Not everybody goes by your standards.

[@allenaddison6111]

It said scorpions are crustaceans. Lol wtf

[@Grumpy_ball_of_darkness]

BRO WATER BUGS ARE DANGEROUS???? THESE THINGS WERE ALL OVER WHEN I WAS IN PRESCHOOL AND I DON'T EVEN LIVE IN INDIA????

[@allenaddison6111]

So much in this video is incorrect garbage

[@cambuxton6835]

@@Grumpy_ball_of_darkness giant diving beetles can eat small fish and I think they do bite.

[@SHANDI1967]

I know I will never live in Australia ….it looks dangerous to live there lol

[@SHANDI1967]

Oh and the cockroach wasp?…holy crap!

[@ra3or]

25:26 the most dangerous - the wife - can be found in almost any household, across the globe. About a week per month, even breathing in their proximity can trigger and make them aggressive. Luckily, most can be pacified with food and massages.

[@MyNathanking]

World's most venomous creatures? I hope you don't forget the Brazillian cone snail.

[@oliviaswarden6077]

Since there's no antidote to the blue ring octopus, so how can you treat it if you get bitten by it?!

[@kathleensmith7123]

#sweet topic. But WHAT is it?

[@linardskinard8199]

#sweet topic , how do they taste ?

[@randomhumanoidblob4506]

Nos. 2000 down to 1 are just "Australia"

[@nicwilson2455]

I'm at the top of the list no way. That wasp is mean, I've always known it was but I could get eggs laid into my arm or probably more the face and neck.

[@susans5296]

❤️🍒

[@Delimon007]

If something has bright colors, don't touch it!

[@HowlingSquaw-os7dh]

Would like More about the Australian bug. That's gotta be the weirdest thing I've ever seen. It looks that thing Venom from TV at that angle. Is it possible 2 get a closer look? Carefully?😂

[@evelynharber6077]

Do you mean that thing in the corner which is referred to as "the sweet topic"? I have no idea what it is and YES more information would be appreciated.

[@HowlingSquaw-os7dh]

@evelynharber6077 Yes, that thing looks like venom. It's cool that's why I'd like to know more. ✌️👍

[@SashiCat96]

#sweettopic I live in NZ but I've never seen one of those before (whew!) so what the heck is it?

[@fercos33]

dont think you named the aussie bug in the thumbnail.

[@1rmoreynd]

🌈Solendodon is the proper spelling. Referencing wrong spelling is time consuming and frustrating 🙂

[@Kevin1230san]

I want to point out that the flag at 0:41 is the Russian Presidential Standard, not the Costa Rican.

[@spartan62784]

only the males if i remember right for the platypusses has the stinger/bardb thing

[@robertanesmith172]

Rhats what im afraid of wirh bananas. I like them. Im so scared of bring home a bunch, opening the bag to put them away and seeing a great big spider. I hate spiders to no end and to see one of the wandering spiders... I think that may be my end.

[@cambuxton6835]

@@robertanesmith172 if you are talking about the wandering spider I know exactly what you mean. Those spiders are quite dangerous if they bite you. And they love to hitchhike in shipments of bananas! They look a lot like a skinny brown tarantula or a giant wolf spider.

[@oreoex9392]

tired of this AI bull

[@lindaw.2565]

The sloloris in the video as a pet is alarming. Did they take the poison gland out?

[@lindaw.2565]

Where are these poisonous caterpillars? I live in Florida.

[@fragalot]

11:30 so what the fuck is that called?

[@georgewashington4914]

So what is it ? Clickbait???

[@normanpearson8753]

My guess is most people won't touch them !

[@christelletaljard4266]

Whats the one on the thumbnail?

[@jjujuajuan]

Clickbaitus suckerfinderis

[@BeverleyPrice-ty7xr]

Never seen one in Australia. What is the name of this so called Australian beetle,

[@steveharsch6577]

Octopuses ? I thought it was octopi.

[@garrickdavisii5139]

Octopodes.

[@BeverleyPrice-ty7xr]

Are they a venomous as the trapdoor spider we have mor the red back spider?

[@updownstate]

I wouldn't send my cat after this.

[@louisehaley5105]

Which country s are giant titan beetles found ?

[@MarselaMusic-fq5vp]

No animal should be in an Aquarium, aquariums are jails for animals.

[@spontaneousqueef1655]

NUMBER 1 worlds most venomous spider mate look up the funnel web in Australia

[@MarselaMusic-fq5vp]

Why people take the fish out of water, why to torture the animal? I hate that

[@liztrainer895]

What insect was #7

[@jacksonvreal_904]

Shows some non existent creature in thumbnail and talks about at 11:30 saying it lives in Aus/NZ. Never identifies what it is or discusses it further. Click bait. Most people know to stay away from dangerous snakes, spiders, millipedes etc Learned nothing. Thx

[@hwfranjr]

RULE OF THUMB,LEAVE THEM ALONE THEY WILL LEAVE YOU ALONE GOT IT WALK AWAY AND LEAVE THEM ALONE!!!!!!!!

[@Jayk-xi9pu]

Did I miss the name of that ugly thing on crawling on the wall that we should never touch??? What exactly was that ugly thing???

[@RichardExeter6]

How do you remove the colossi bugs do you need gloves to but it in a bag the bug as the slow ladies do they bite forginers like myself and do they know themselves that they are harmful to people I guess they like people

[@harrybrooks8514]

It’s Solenodon, not Celanadon

[@dawncheriewoodworth3449]

If you shouldn't touch these animals, why are you showing people touching these animals?! People will think they can touch them. This is so stupid!

[@pelucitadered]

You didn’t say what # 9’s name was.

[@shannonkiehn9337]

Whats wrong with the volume!!!?

[@BeverleyPrice-ty7xr]

What about the stone fish here in Australia?

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

MALE platypuses only.

[@rickeygroover7987]

These sea slugs are