Lauren Reacts! *A WEALTH of new information!* ANIMAL FACTS YOU DIDN'T KNOW on QI!

[@dannykent6190]

That last bit from Alan is one of my favorite things from the show.

[@josheldridge8546]

the thing with QI ("Quite Interesting") is that the questions are written specifically for nobody to get the right answer, so they give out points for how interesting the response is. it's about the conversation the questions generate than it is about actual knowledge.

[@AUmica01]

first clip the female comedian was cal wilson, she was from new zealand but lived in australia, she passed away in oct 2023

[@BunniMonster]

"I said "Ribbit" fiiiirst". That alarm you hear for certain answers is not to signal a correct answer. It sounds if the answer given is considered "Not only wrong but way too obvious". It's used to call out hack jokes and common misconceptions and loses you points.

[@AmericansLearn]

I would make it my goal to lose ALL the points at least once.

[@BunniMonster]

@@AmericansLearn Alan Davis followed that path, often ending with a score far into the negative numbers (At least back when I still used to watch the show).

[@ajivins1]

Alan wasn't doing Kermit, his nephew Robin sang 'Halfway up the Stairs'.

[@nicksykes4575]

Hi Lauren, when Sandi was talking about noxious substances and Alan said it's called lynx, that's a mens deodorant marketed in the US as axe. Btw, you should have a look at Alan's "Blue Whale" compilation. starting in series one, whenever a question about heaviest, largest or longest came up Alan always answered Blue Whale, usually wrongly, after the first few times the question setters would lure him into the answer with a very ambiguous question. The one time it was the correct answer, Alan hesitated, and someone else got the points.

[@BunniMonster]

She doesn't need to watch it now you've told her everything lol

[@AmericansLearn]

@@BunniMonster it could still be quite funny to watch, ngl

[@HalkerVeil]

Wow that shirt with that eye shadow. Didn't know anyone matched colors like that but it really works.

[@Will-nn6ux]

Well, male birds do have testicles, but they are internal organs.

[@petecogan1]

If human knees bent the other way, what would chairs look like?🤣

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

There isn't as much of a PC culture in Britain as there is in the US. There's some but not as strict as across the pond.

[@stevemccullagh36]

"I don't get crabs other places." I should certainly hope not...

[@thomasdalby8420]

The term red Indian is what is used in the movies which is where you would hear the particular noise he mentioned....native Americans do NOT make the sound.......the red Indians in movies however do. It is still not a great thing to say but as a descriptor it is acurate.

[@tlv8555]

They do if you drop a bowling ball on their foot

[@Tonyblack261]

The facts on QI are generally true facts. They are very keen to do their research and have a whole team to do so.

[@Thisandthat8908]

there is an QI episode where they talk about most of what they tell (or what you learn at school) being wrong in a few years because of new research and knowledge.

[@JonathanReynolds1]

An Owl’s legs go all the way up to just under the head! The legs are hidden under all the feathers.

[@bobd2659]

This is SO old! "They recently found 2 new species of frog"...add another 5 (that I know of) named species since you recorded this, all named after Star Trek captains! 😄

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

Please please do more QI, you have such a great sense of humour.

[@arrow5599]

" I DONT GET CRABS OTHER PLACES " OUT OF CONTEXT

[@josepsamarrafarre]

The science videos are the best! P.S. Mad Hatterpillars are real (but not the scientific name).

[@stevehartley7504]

Noah there were in fact 7 sheep!

[@peterhamquist4222]

7pairs so 14 of each clean animal same with the birds

[@mister-8658]

Link to the cicada reaction please

[@AmericansLearn]

I linked it in the video itself at the very end. But here it is again! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKSYgXmfh797nqM

[@richardbeaton7324]

Yeah , More QI please :)x

[@Tony2438]

ballet dancers

[@AmericansLearn]

oh my god that's hilarious. and it makes way more sense. my poor ears

[@ronaldkent1971]

Minutes 2 points Lauren

[@helenwood8482]

Ballet dancers, not bellydancers.

[@mike5d1]

the Noah story is not totally accurate. According to the original texts the animals that the bible said were fit to eat or Kosher came on the Ark in sevens.

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

😂 But Davies is pronounced Davis, so you were right when you said Davies the first time. Same with Greg Davies (Greg Day-viss)

[@XENONEOMORPH1979]

yeshua did not walk on water he walked on ice ,noah they did not it was just chickens .

[@Pterodactylus548]

There are ways to get "craps" your neighborhood also - though I don't recommend that😁 I think that the "Perfume of The Timeless" is already on your plans so nothing about that. Think NW publishes many: Making of Yesterwynde - atleast 1&2 are out now, but 2,5 min vids should be gathered in one session?? This I count two asks? It's the first one I asked from this channel: but was not nowhere online the - now it seems to uploaded again, shorter? "Do Women Know Men's Bodies?!" (nope, LOL) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2XPY41mmqZ4m9E