Joe Rogan: The Mysteries of the Whites of the Eyes in Chimpanzee - James Reed

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[@slappyx64]

waiting for this guy to answer a question is like waiting for a congressional investigation to come to a conclusion.

[@carlostobler]

Man!! Seriously

[@AJBuddha]

It’s like waiting for Biden to be impeached

[@DanielCastillo-sd5pu]

Was thinking the same

[@marty88899]

Three classic American style observations 😄👍...Brits be like ..hurry up ya cunt! 😁😎

[@michaeldavid6832]

And he didn't answer anything substantial about what it could be what it is. My guess is that since even their faces become dark as they get older, this is camouflage. If others can see your eyes more clearly, they know your intent more clearly. In a brutal hierarchy, that's a disadvantage which outweighs the communication advantage. They also hunt more intelligent prey than average -- monkeys. While hunting monkeys, they're leaping through trees and if a monkey can discern the eyes, they'll know how the chimp will be moving. Also, the chasing chasing is flushing the monkey to the catcher. The monkeys would know where all the catchers are is if it can see where the chimp is darting its eyes. The dark sclera doesn't do much for eyes up close -- you can see where their eyes are aimed. But during a hunt, you wouldn't be able to discern where they were looking in a blur.

[@kidthemanifest]

Imagine asking this guy how his day was

[@jayfordaysvlogs6659]

better off trying to kill somebody in a pillow fight

[@roza1139]

​@@jayfordaysvlogs6659 😂 haha

[@ProblematicT9k]

Well I had a dream and the dream within the dream was noteworthy but let’s start with the dream within that dream within the dream it was quite the dream

[@PeterLow-kj1kc]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@noemiallen2264]

😂😂😂😂

[@junebugrobinson]

Ask him where he's from , he'll tell you where he's been

[@rayrivera1830]

Joe was in bliss the whole time, hearing about chimps.

[@Aehoooo]

Me too, Joe... me too

[@Exclusive1011111111]

He just thought he was talking about black people. 😂

[@E4MB]

@@Exclusive1011111111…

[@mikael557]

​@@Exclusive1011111111 Even if I was racist that wouldn't be funny. Don't ever let anyone make you believe you have any shred of comedic talent. Have a nice life review. Cya in a couple-hundred years if you don't give God a reason to erase your existence.

[@gunskill3955]

@@Exclusive1011111111no likes and laughed at ur own joke are u a grown man? I hope not😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@spacesuitor]

It's entirely possible.

[@bobpuslkr5025]

Exactly, exactly.

[@Temp-hg3kq]

a buddy of mine

[@lunchbag_larry]

@@Temp-hg3kq i used to have a bit about it

[@MESSI-fx1ob]

A million things are possible

[@MercyNeverheardofit]

Try athletic greens

[@mynamewhatis7254]

It's like Ricky Gervais in a parallel universe

[@bryanergau6682]

Or.....it's like NOT Ricky Gervais in NOT another universe!!!! Mind fucking blown man!!!!!!!

[@andrewrudolph27]

​@@bryanergau6682 I thought it was kind of funny

[@robertherbst9487]

LaRicky DaGervais

[@Signal_in_the_noise]

@@bryanergau6682 why are you the way you are ?

[@bryanergau6682]

@@Signal_in_the_noise Drugs. Tons and tons of drugs.

[@user-hi4lf9sy1b]

This guy is the definition of beat around the bush

[@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1]

It’s a lot to be said about George of the Jungle being able to communicate with Chimpanzees and Apes even whilst they wore funky Sunglasses, truly a remarkable feat in cross-species social engagement

[@jacobponce9900]

😂

[@writehandproductions1914]

Proof that having a British accent can make a man who is saying absolutely nothing sound articulate.

[@julianrogers8608]

There's no such thing as a British accent he has a welsh accent 😂😂😂

[@CFBEmbeddedMOD]

@@julianrogers8608all of you are British

[@julianrogers8608]

@kevinreed3647 Yes and no in a sense no one says I'm British we say I'm welsh, English, Scottish or Irish only people outside of these countries call us brits or when we're referring too all of these countries we say brits. Mexicans are also American aswell same as Canadians

[@nickw1078]

I'm English and agree that I have a British accent, but more specifically, it's English, and it could be more specific than that. Though clearly, this guy hasn't heard a Brummie accent.

[@CFBEmbeddedMOD]

@@julianrogers8608 I was being a little facetious haha but to the common American anything other than “American” is all British to us. That’s why when you hear one of us try to mimic the accent it usually comes out sounding like a mix of English/Australian/Kiwi lol

[@leviblevins513]

The scientists said Pincer sired at least 9 sons. And that his genes were everywhere throughout the community. The ladies liked his eyes. Evolution is not that complicated.

[@MilesOnTheCorner]

This guy has no overbite. Makes his speaking look a lot like a character from a Wallace & Grommet short.

[@joshfletcher4708]

shit

[@SomethinDifferentEnt]

Lol whay

[@yermom014]

Hahaha holy fuck, at first I was wondering what the hell you meant by that but you're dead on. Both sets of teeth show when he talks😂😂

[@PeterLow-kj1kc]

Fuck. I cant unsee that now😂

[@billdavies7243]

Hahaha this actually made me chuckle

[@TemplarX2]

Probably the only thing I have in common with Joe Rogan: a fascination for chimps and great apes in general. This topic is amazing.

[@josehernando4904]

Awe

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

Where you from? Who's your president? Do you use toilet paper? Sleep laying down? Eat food? Breath air? Speak English?Brush your teeth? Just the tip of the commonality.

[@JustaDubVearthboundmisfit]

​@@Flint-Dibble-the-Don Just the tip? Huh from the brash remark you voluntarily left I am going to go out on a whim here, and guess kind sir. You got far more than just a tip I'm going to go on and place a bet that you feel a type of way for any common traits, notions, or shared enjoyable hobbies (i.e birdwatching, floral arrangements, bird house building, sewing floral dress shirts, sky diving, face planking, throwing frisbee, or possibly juggling). However your displeasure brought me no pleasure and I hope you have better day today than before and might possibly find a smile and give face planking a try, its my favorite. If you turn out to enjoy it as well then we too have a foundation of common activities. 👍🏻🕡🔙🔛🔝

[@matts3579]

@@JustaDubVearthboundmisfit I personally prefer the urban dictionary version of munging over face planking.

[@AliceInPantera]

The first time I watched a documentary on chimps, there was one that stood out, just like Pincer. He spent a lot of his time away from the rest of the group, and I remember wondering….what is going on in that brain of his? What is he thinking? Just like Kevin said, I expected him to randomly turn to the camera and say “it’s a beautiful day today, isn’t it?”

[@emanuelperez3595]

Its crazy how we try to humanize them further by just 1 color change. Imagine how the people on the old time reacted to stuff like this. Mamy myths could just be some poor variant or mutation of evolution. And we human went all sword on them in the name of the lord or whatever excuse we had as a trend back then

[@vikroy3777]

@@emanuelperez3595 care to sight an example of this?

[@untitled6391]

@Vice Roy how could he possibly have an example of this possible prehistoric scenario he just described you r word

[@zaaya7719]

@@vikroy3777 sight 🤣😭

[@vvwwmj]

Your talking about Gus

[@williamgoe3657]

My guess for the white sclera variation is multiple advantages. When Pincer sees a threat, it's easier for the other chimps to LOOK where he is looking and identify the threat faster. Chimps are hunters as well, and if Pincer spotted prey, it would be easier for fellow chimps to follow his gaze...and identify prey faster. A white eyed chimp in a group who is older and experienced would be an asset to the group if he/she was great at spotting prey or threats. WHITE stands out so chimps further away from Pincer could still follow his gaze easier.

[@iwkaoy8758]

Any moles don't under stand look king and point ting. Day sea their friends run,So day run. Other bark ore scream indie dye reck Shawn of de threat. Tri use zing eye signals own a chimp, dog, ore killer whale, day wood ant look two your eyes as a signal. Any moles own Lee use your eyes two know you're look king at dim,knot what you are look king at behind dim.

[@jazzyhendrix4888]

​@@iwkaoy8758 I can't believe this was already edited 😦

[@joshabercrombie2485]

Praying mantis eyes always tripped me out, makes them seem alot more intelligent than your average insect.

[@10k_hrs]

You’re onto something I remember seeing the eyes and just thinking they are very conscious as if they know that they are bugs and humans are human its weird I can’t explain

[@oppchoppashotta]

Rumour has it : This Guest never actually answered a question straight forward in his life without taking the long way 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@teddybearroosevelt1847]

Haha as someone who does that myself I love it, but I know a lot of other people prefer brief, to the point answers. I guess it’s a matter of taste and style as to what you prefer

[@stellviahohenheim]

he's just trying to say White will always be right

[@jjm004]

Neil

[@noemiallen2264]

😂😂😂

[@PrimordialEconomics]

This was my big takeaway from watching the documentary as well. You'll notice some other chimps don't have white sclera, but they do have some color differentiation between pupil and sclera, while other chimps have almost no color differentiation. I strongly believe this has a significant role in their ability to communicate and cooperate at scale.

[@raywood4223]

“…there was already something in his gaze beyond the capacity of any ape. In those dark, deep-set eyes was a dawning awareness-the first intimations of an intelligence that could not possibly fulfill itself for ages yet, and might soon be extinguished forever.” Arthur C. Clarke :)

[@Max_Chooch]

From one of the best minds of sci-fi in all of history. 👏

[@jesterokjones4954]

@@Max_Chooch And we get good SciFi from those keen observers of the natural world around us.

[@narendra7817]

​@@jesterokjones4954Reality is often stranger than fiction.

[@Tamagumo]

Where is that from?

[@DionysusEleutherios]

@@Tamagumo 2001: A Space Odyssey. Amazing book. Amazing film.

[@BrigCommander]

dude... he spoke for so long saying the same thing... nothing

[@num3willie]

The likely reason Pincer's offspring do not display the trait is that it is recessive mutation (loss of melanin production in the sclera) which is only expressed when homozygous.

[@evansugrue1179]

I like the way you’re thinking about it there’s probably some truth it being a recessive trait. Maybe but when get further into genetics it’s also possible that the white eyed trait is more complicated than a trait forward Mendelian cross.

[@arawiri]

Preach

[@num3willie]

@@evansugrue1179 Yes, the degree of pigmentation could be determined by the interactions of several genes but a situation can still occur in which the expression of those genes isn't apparent due a mutation in a gene that is epistatic to them. Such is the case for the gene that bears the albinism recessive allele. When homozygous, the more complex phenotype of the downstream genes is hidden.

[@WKRP187]

Ya but still!

[@diy_mushroomguy]

The offspring are probably heterozygous though.

[@stephenstruman7235]

If eye contact is seen as a challenge in their group it could be an advantage to have all black eyes because chimps can get violent at the drop of a dime and no one is born the biggest and the baddest.

[@luciaceba4640]

so the genetic variation then is having the black eyes, not the white ones... for the reason you mentioned... if they know where or how you are looking, it might cause turmoil... so evolution eventually obfuscates where you look, resulting in lasting survival/better adaptability to given environment...

[@jakehansen3418]

I've ways had issue with statements like that lol someone is at any given time the biggest and the baddest they're just not everywhere at once lol.😊

[@patricklions9066]

The white sclera does appear to give a more "inteligent" gaze compared to the entirely dark colored eyed apes. Moreover, my first thought was white scleras could be a negative. Whites scleras reveal where your looking more clearly and at farther distances, what your focused on, what your interest are at the moment, your emotional state, which provides data to friends and foes. Its always better to know more about those around you than vice versa. Where dark eyes are more like sunglasses, they provide a level of concealment. Perhaps its a double edged sword, more revealing and easier communication. Perhaps few apes could adapt to excell with this mutation. Mabye Pincer is as inteligent as he looks. Mabye Pincer is extraordinarily special because he is eceptionally intelligent and has the mutaion.

[@benzient333]

Eventually because of the communication evolution they will adopt the English language also and begin to make stews after they learn the art of fire 🔥

[@dtheog8537]

You typed all that to repeat what he said in the vid + a whole lot of nothing

[@patricklions9066]

@@dtheog8537 good observation

[@Foggycallabasashillshelicopter]

Provides data to foes? Lmao yeah true a tiger that’s hunting for a chimp will definitely care where the chimp is looking. That will scare it off

[@patricklions9066]

@@Foggycallabasashillshelicopter TALLKIM BOUT HIS TROOP HOSSES, NOT PREDDATARS

[@MaanOnnTheMoon]

the way wolfs communicate is incredible as well almost like they have walkie talkies 😅

[@Sassyquatch1020]

What do you mean?? I don’t know anything about how wolves communicate this sounds very interesting lol

[@benjaminshauri380]

Second time I've listened to this man on Joe rogan. And again I've noticed, he says sooo much but passes no useful information. Its just word salad. There is no point passed.

[@robdudzinski3177]

If James Reed taught Algebra in my high school I would be a math major today.

[@skrilla.scratch]

Or still in his class

[@robdudzinski3177]

@@skrilla.scratch ???

[@skrilla.scratch]

@@robdudzinski3177 just the length of time it takes for him to speak lol

[@dtheog8537]

Some reason I doubt that

[@robdudzinski3177]

@@dtheog8537 Because you know me so well?

[@raphlvlogs271]

this can also create an uncanny valley effect to humans

[@718Mudd]

Imagine an emergency and you have to ask bro to call the cops

[@tranquilitybase7860]

White in the eyes is for understanding each other within a group. Communication with eyes is evolution.

[@Chinchilla831]

I must be the only one who heard him answer the questions and said he didn’t know what he didn’t know because he wasn’t a scientist

[@Naranjis]

Does someone know where can I watch this full podcast?? In KZbin there are only short clips, not the full version of it...

[@ryanleblanc6817]

Just watched the first episode. I swear it ended like an episode of Game of Thrones. I was like no wayyy. Wtf gotta see what happens next. 🤯

[@GravyMaker]

I stg I said to my girl “this feels like game of thrones”😂

[@charlesbunten2588]

RIP to the boy 😢

[@deadraider420]

What show?

[@ghostpiratelechuck2259]

@@deadraider420I think they’re bots. Generic names.. unrelated comments. They comment random stuff on videos so they seem real to the AI bot hunter.

[@chimrichalds7508]

They really missed the boat on calling it "Chimpire"

[@diveanddine]

just the title of this video spiked my interest quick! awesome 😊

[@georgevanaken925]

The same with dogs. Eye movement says a LOT. It’s the same with all mammals, I imagine.

[@brandonstrong2048]

That’s brilliant of this guy to notice this feature and put serious thought into it. That genetic feature could be a huge key into how we evolved and became more intelligent ourselves. So cool to think about

[@jessiheidrick1184]

But have you heard of terrance mckenna's stoned ape theory?

[@Simon-talks]

aliens monkey'd with chimp's DNA to create us, millions of years ago

[@tristenspindler2428]

😂

[@brandonstrong2048]

@@tristenspindler2428 what you laughing at, something I said make you laugh or you just have autism?

[@kayef5724]

we're not apes..lol. fake origin story for normies.

[@Thehowlingbrown]

Could this be a very similar thing to uncanny valley? If the valley is created due to inconsistencies in facial features then gorillas may look at us in the same way we see doll eyes

[@strafer8764]

Staring into the eyes of a gorilla is just like staring into the eyes of a human.

[@JoeKing67.]

You stare into a gorilla's eyes that means a fight, dominance, never look any mammal in the eyes.

[@HeartCocoCloud]

I have felt something looking into a mules eyes and a cows eyes

[@JoeKing67.]

@@HeartCocoCloud What u felt was a jackass craving for milk.😂😂😂😂

[@Belisarius1967]

Yeah don't do that.

[@JoeKing67.]

There is also a story on KZbin about a woman that used to visit this gorilla for years, she would stare into his eyes thinking she had some connection, well, that gorilla got lose and looked for that woman and the rest is history, look it up.

[@uke_mike]

Mark Wahlberg really let himself go!!!

[@Samhain606]

My cat has white in his eyes. I knew he was up to something

[@ogmakefirefiregood]

If he points to his eyes, then you, then makes a circle with two fingers on one hand and pokes the circle with his finger on the other hand, RUN.

[@JamesMMcCann]

Which direction are we running?

[@Sasquiny]

Towards the friendly hand gesture

[@gregmarkel2836]

Please come back to KZbin! I can't see the video on my phone on Spotify

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

Put playback speed at 1.5 for normal speed speech.

[@azqq1526]

😂 ahahaahha true

[@MixedGoku]

RIP Pincer 😭

[@21972012145525]

William von hippel discussed this on jre like 4 years ago. Good episode.

[@tjm8128]

Chimp empire is one of the best things I’ve ever watched. I’ve been telling everyone to watch it.

[@jacobdavis4270]

Fascinating !!

[@robinw2096]

i've been wondering this exact thing recently about how shadows are presented across a human''s face

[@robinw2096]

@Shaun Sinclair as in, the way light and dark forms contrast on someones face as its lit, which parts of it are visible, and how that relates to a person's attractiveness or outer-perception by others...think of it similar to like a zebra's stripes or a panther's spots but not as visible all the time

[@robinw2096]

@Shaun Sinclair and how that relates to what the guy was talking about with visible whites of the eyes, and how the apes communicate with each other, and how humans might be doing a whole lot of similar types of communication without realizing it as its not always thought of through this perspective

[@shmeenix8672]

Homie you sound fine. Maybe a lil drunk at times but it's all good. 😂 You came out of it fighting. You are an inspiration and a legend bro .

[@randymarsh8411]

Good intuition on the eye thing. It feels obvious when you said it.

[@wethepeople1592]

Hell of a run on paragraph in there 😂

[@TheStackrabbit87]

Wow I remember Rollins from the Apple doc. Great show.

[@johnzippay]

Really thought this was going to be Mark Wahlberg

[@Brodiejessie1470]

I guarantee if Chimps could talk, the story wouldn't be the same..😂

[@mikael557]

Chimps: "So the way it actually works is, food is good and those other dumb people are in our way"

[@markmawer]

Joe "...yeah...yeah...yeah....but a chimp can rip your face off...have you seen that video...."

[@twalrus1]

"Are the other chimps reading anything from that?" Of course they are. Have you ever pointed with your eyes to a dog? They react. And if a dog can react to your pointing with your eyes, of coarse a chimp, a higher life form, will similarly react. The question should have been, "Is this chimp USING it's ability to point with his eyes with other chimps?" When the other chimps start reacting, that will be the beginning of The Planet of the Apes.

[@patrickflug4605]

It is a big advantage in chimp mating. Pincer can stare a female down and look to the bushes like..." hey, over there, follow me "

[@venus189]

They already said Hi wazzup,but with body language. This is not new and even my dog uses eyes to «talk».

[@RaptorInNewMexico]

I'm actually an expert in eye movement. I agree.

[@nate2933]

What qualifies you as an expert?

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

@@nate2933 i think the fact that he can move his eyes makes him think he has attained mastery in the field of eye movement, also a real expert in eye movement would probably state their field of expertise and career, such as an expert in reading eye movement in order to detect people lying or an expert in reading eye movement to diagnose cognitive disorders, just saying expert in eye movement really doesnt mean anything, maybe he is just better at literally moving his eyes than the majority of people

[@evansugrue1179]

JBP also talks about the white of human eyes compared to other primates. I how this is fresh take from filmmaker’s perspective and it offers need info I didn’t know about chimpanzee eye

[@LT-sz1fj]

He has to somewhat tread carefully because the science hasn’t gotten that far yet and doesn’t have definitive proof to a hypothetical question

[@vanderriet]

Not entirely on topic, but this is bugging me and I can't find an answer on the internet. Is James Reed from Wales? Am I the only one who can hear a slight Welsh accent on some words? Very subtle, could be a county on the border maybe, but if anyone knows where he's from it would help put me mind at ease, thanks!

[@pjg3953]

I think he's a Geordie

[@RinaldoCartaya]

This has been one of the theories that separates us from the great apes for a while and to think we could be witnessing convergent evolution take place is exhilarating.

[@atm1919]

Yeah, and if I had wheels I'd be a wagon.

[@jaysaget1280]

@@atm1919 😂

[@OscarGrouch-nv4gy]

Human beings are great ape

[@peezyworld420]

So u hate God?

[@KJ33]

It's still a theory for a reason

[@sufiyan2682]

Watch at 1.5x speed save your valuable time 😂

[@trels203]

I love how joe is wearing a gas monkey shirt 😂

[@seannewberry3520]

AT no point did he even come close to making anything resembling a point during this 10 minute circumvention of the question ssked. We are all now collectively dumber after being subjected to this word vomit

[@samoero1456]

Why does that Chimpguy reminds me of David Spade haha.

[@SkywalkerSamadhi]

Is this the guy who made Chimp Empire?? That was an amazing film.

[@neohippe1]

Chimps ate hemp, Hemp eating chimps became humans. Humans grew hemp. We evolved a cannabinoid system. Because we were chimps that ate hemp. Cannabinoid receptors in human living tissue, sets us apart from chimps. You’re welcome.

[@andrewschuschu3499]

Anyone else interested in hearing Pinter have a conversation about this guy and his "ghost white eyes that are almost like ours" with the other chimps? What is it like when the chimps realize "oh shit, this weird hairless monkey is almost like us!"

[@Toki52]

To chimps, we are Aliens not the monkeys. Chimps eat monkeys. Dolphins think we are Aliens from the Unidentified Floating Objects. Or, they think we are angels and demons in one sect of their dolphin religion. We live, and are from the source of their oxygen, life itself. Thanks for the fish!

[@josemv25]

He would have to have a trait that other humans don't have to be a topic of conversation

[@PrinceSamTV]

Yeah he looks HELLA human with those eyes

[@_scabs6669]

Am i just stoned and the video quality is bad ....or are the curtains green screen?

[@jordanjackman1537]

amount of offspring large enough for me to hypothesise that whites of the eyes make it easier for females to ascertain his interest level

[@TheFootlocker99]

Joe: so how does the whites of the chimps eyes help them in a fight against a grizzley bear

[@HaydntheSpartan]

Ricky Gervais + Matt Hamill

[@frankuhdank749]

My dogs has the same white in there eyes if that mean anything,maybe we should look at all mammals

[@Christofurr]

I read an article a few years back where the researchers suggested this evolved from spending time with humans, if I remember correctly. Probably better communication with humans led to higher survival rate.

[@rachelengstrom9120]

My dog will show me the whites of her eyes when she's serious about something she wants.

[@pyne13]

​@@rachelengstrom9120 your dog isn't a primate

[@ironpulcinella3586]

​@@pyne13 they're both mammals

[@DoPtRiGGa]

@@pyne13 Sure but they are mammals, and some of them are extremely intelligent and have clearly evolved alongside and with humans, and of course bred for certain traits over time but this only was possible due to their cooperation with humans in the first place.

[@Jrdvn3]

Very interesting if (big IF) we're seeing evolution work its magic real time.

[@jonhall2274]

We've already seen documented cases of evolution already, its not "magic" like the mythological, fictional, fantasy belief in an imaginary skydaddy.🤷😂

[@ededdandeddytv5164]

@@jonhall2274Hey dude..it’s an expression

[@White_Breeder]

@@jonhall2274 I remember when I was 14

[@DoPtRiGGa]

@@jonhall2274 Evolutionary steps sure, but what about leaps? Especially in such close genetic relation to us. I'm fairly certain these questions have not been answered nor observed in the wild as of yet. There are some pretty large gaps in what we understand of our evolutionary chain (which seems to indicate multiple leaps at certain points) at least as far as I am aware... and it sure would be interesting and incredible really - to see modern day chimps take a leap at some point, even more exciting if there is a documentary there to capture it.

[@FohundedthurtietooHirtz]

British Jason sudeikis knows his stuff...

[@06mrselfdestruct]

I noticed the whites in the eyes on a couple chimps while watching the documentary

[@El.Sasquatcho69]

Gus was the main one for me not as significant tho

[@coddiwomple9510]

British Mark Wahlberg makes interesting points.

[@namelessgrace6319]

I feel this way when i make eye contact with my sister's golden doodle. I swear theres a little human in there.

[@DONTOURAGETV]

I watch this whole video and I was trying to figure out one thing. What is the point ?

[@korova15]

Watch this interview and take a shot every time he says “gogo”. Your liver will fail.

[@2010invent]

Some English speakers seem to be so afraid to actually say anything. It is very weird.

[@zenopsy0149]

This guy's pauses could give William Shatner a run for his money.

[@Hogartth]

You need 10 more subs to monetize. I subbed hopefully this comment gets you there bro 🤙🏼

[@JRE-BEST-Clips]

Thank you

[@jorrelldavis9607]

My guess would be it’s some form of evolutionary trait that allows other chimps to see where they’re looking without having to make noise on hunt for example.

[@the.littlest.toaster]

What if its just genetics some chimp carry the gene and others don't like being a ginger

[@paulhenry5163]

Here is the divergent for where you see it started. Reference to a post I made on another video.

[@mattmanne314]

Why do they think they dnt speak ,I can't wait till they prove cuz I think it's so blatant it's beyond a joke

[@BalthazarMyrrh70]

I think he was observing they will act as a pack or move or do something all at once and together without any other sort of vocalizations or gestures being involved, so by those observations it was concluded that eye movement alone could be a significant signal or communication in and of itself. I don't think he means that they don't have other means of communicating as well, if that makes sense?

[@lost870]

Very interesting. Instantly flags up ideas about increased focused attention to me, an increased sense of self awareness as well as more fine tuned communication with eye movements that now become more noticeable due to whites. Eyes are the brain after all, they protrude directly from the brain.

[@ehmehhuh]

This guy has just the right amount of self-depreciation to "I'm a literal baller" ratio figured.

[@sebastienr7852]

@@justlift213 take your meds

[@sebastienr7852]

@@justlift213 congratulations on managing to use your two functioning brain cells

[@therealwhoopigoldberg]

​@@justlift213 I really hope that's you in your profile picture because that would be ironic

[@therealwhoopigoldberg]

@@justlift213 I'm rick james bitch.

[@william9922]

@@justlift213 You have issues bud

[@lsporter88]

Fascinating.

[@cedric6628]

One of the first times i felt like i wasted my time watching a Rogan clip

[@leutrimllulleci6449]

Omg this guy is from the brutal chimp gang documentary!!

[@RizztrainingOrder]

Joey “I had a bit about that” Rogez

[@chopsyoutube]

"if human come from ape why still ape?" we are apes bruh

[@2222freestyler]

At 147 he flicked us off lol

[@andrewschuschu3499]

Pinter: “this man has a dolls eyes. Eyes like a doll. But he is an imposter. He is not a cuddly doll at all.” How do we know that their uncanny valley doesn’t work in reverse?

[@RahShanProductionsMTU]

I watched the doc series and I’ve got to be honest I wasn’t that impressed. I probably would’ve been hyped if Joe Rogan narrated and he started making those ape sounds when they were about to fight.

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

They're smarter than we know.

[@idolhand6468]

Could never be a more joe rogan esc titled video

[@allybali]

pigs also have very human-like eyes!!