One Mistake Cost This Pelican Everything

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[@ratsmacker693]

Ok

[@ashy2021]

ok

[@The_Metriacanthosaurus]

Right! Pelicans.

[@m00key90]

Ok

[@The_Metriacanthosaurus]

Umm... vulture size of pteranodon. Run

[@wrought-ironheroEMIYA]

Pelicans, storks and petrels have to be some of the most brutal creatures that arent massive

[@alexwschan185]

U've never seen a stork IRL, have you...? Damn vore birbs are massive...

[@joshuahunt3032]

(Shrikes have entered the chat)

[@williamsapong81]

Have you seen a Dalmatian pelican’s wingspan? That is nothing to scoff at.

[@jimi_jams]

Shrikes are metal AF. They impale their prey on thorn bushes; they are known as the butcher bird for a reason.

[@al145]

Living dinosaurs, man.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Fair to say that this pelican bit off more than it could chew.

[@lonewolf9578]

Badumtss

[@ShwappaJ]

Dammit Sans

[@autouriuscharlesdifrancesc6115]

Reminds me of my friend

[@cosmic12321]

Well, its insurance bill will be quite smaller than usual so it all checks out.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Underrated comment

[@bethanysmith5856]

6:10 There's quite a few animals that can ask for help, a lot of them are sea creatures that have hooks in them. There's actually a lady that lives in either Florida or California that dives daily & is seen as a cleaner specialized in hook removal by the local sharks, there are sharks that rarely are in the area that find her to get rid of a hook in them.

[@musoehcr]

That’s insane

[@olserknam]

That's so sweet

[@Lucifersfursona]

Good. Good sea puppies.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

the red velvet ant is the one referred to as "cow killers" and they aren't actually ants, they are wingless ground wasps. also the 3rd most painful sting on earth.

[@residentrump3271]

They're really tough too! You literally have to get a family of four to repeatedly jump up and down on them to kill them. Still, they're kinda cute tho ;P

[@Crowski]

I saw one outside my house and got so excited 😆 I’d never seen one before. It was beautiful!

[@DarthSidian]

They're actually really chill for a wasp. I saw one on the ground right in front of me and narrowly avoided stepping on it. It didn't care.

[@shepherddog1199]

@@residentrump3271 they’re tougher than goliath

[@haremking7256]

@@DarthSidian a wasp would take that personally😂

[@enderwalkgang]

Funfact: people used to think these brown fluffy penguin chicklets where a totally different species they called wooly penguins!

[@fullonsociopath]

Would be funny if the wooly mammoth was the same thing. Some intermediate form of a slick mammoth.

[@kalliope8238]

@@fullonsociopath now I'm imagining a mammoth with a ton of wet gel lmao

[@mwperk02]

@@fullonsociopath slick mammoth dressed up in a "by any means necessary" jacket no doubt.

[@tyrelrogers6036]

Birdflex

[@bluecat2991]

Similar thing happened to the Deep Sea Anglerfish. The females are about the size of an American football, the males are about the size of your thumbnail. They are so different in size and look that it was actually believed they were different species. Even weirder in mating the males will attach themselves to the females and live out the rest of their lives as a parasite. It has been observed that one female can have up to three males attached. This works well, especially in the nutrient-poor deep sea, because it's a damn good source of sperm while saving energy for the dad.

[@magicaldemonboy100]

As much as I feel bad for this pelican, you gotta admit that turtle was a legend for not going down without a fight.

[@taitano12]

With a hole like that, I'm not convinced it went down at all. 😬

[@simpleclonetrooper2740]

@@taitano12 For the pelican's sake I hope not.

[@misselizabethplays8070]

HEROES ON THE HALF SHELL! TURTLE POWER!

[@jamallabarge2665]

The Turtle survived, thrived and got payback. Can't do better than that.

[@skylarmccloud4080]

Literally

[@zippermonster9596]

I can not grasp how funny and witty this guy is. Every video has me learning and laughing. He is a true artist. The definition of naturally gifted.

[@lxxdccvii3740]

The Pelican got straight up hard countered 💀

[@SMCwasTaken]

"💀" 😒

[@MintVR_YT]

Roy's counter in smash melee

[@biggestbeelstan]

@@SMCwasTaken whats the problem..

[@Michel23333]

@@SMCwasTaken“😒” 💀

[@SMCwasTaken]

@@Michel23333 ain't no way bro tried to cook with that discord mod ahh anime pfp

[@jarongreen5480]

Fun fact. I actually know a man who was instrumental in the saving of the Condors. His name is Jack Miller and he did a TON of work back in the day to save the Condors including habitat preservation and awareness campaigns. The man's a legend.

[@yasquishyboi902]

didn’t he also make a sperm hat?

[@nightfindr]

@@yasquishyboi902 Aw naw, it was *him* ? *that* guy?

[@R4WRXD__]

that big one from chile?

[@davidschuler7196]

I think ,it really was him

[@Duvmasta]

Not all superheroes wear capes…

[@normalhuman9878]

“Some turtles can allegedly bite through a broomstick” As someone that has grown up around alligator snapping turtles, I can confirm that they could definitely bite through a broomstick

[@genericname2747]

You forgot to add "allegedly". The snapping turtles are coming after you for revealing their secret

[@gerardamoia6997]

Bite through ya damn finger like it's a hot dog too 😅

[@mwperk02]

I seen snapping turtles crush full watermelon like it's wet tissue paper

[@KenS1267]

I was fishing for catfish and caught a small common snapping turtle, less than a foot across. When I got it close enough to shore that it could plant its legs it braced itself and bit straight through the hook. Then it came straight at me. I ran. When I came back for my gear it had eaten most of the two catfish I'd caught and had on a stringer, which was impressive as I'd have thought they weighed more than it.

[@mwperk02]

@@KenS1267 Squirtle be learning some moves that force the opponent to flee I see.

[@irenecarhart]

The puberty penguin was hilarious! I cannot get that picture out of my head it's so funny. 🤣

[@23eourytbn82]

2:20 "They become slaves to the host colony and the parasite queen." _parasite queen_ While having the track "parasite queen" playing in the background. lol I love this channel man

[@Super_Panda_BS]

Fun animal fact: The average giraffe sleeps for 4.6 hours per day. For the most part, giraffes tend to sleep during the night, although they do get in some quick naps throughout the day. Giraffes can sleep standing up as well as lying down, and their sleep cycles are quite short, lasting 35 minutes or shorter

[@theincredibleauraaa133]

@@AzathothTheGreat yo same

[@peganin442]

He went over most of that in a video

[@user-mama_thomas]

@Vipera Orientalis well you could be a cow since you don't have the height and they have the same sleep pattern and only sleep a total of 4 hours throughout the day.

[@kissit012]

Am I really a giraffe?

[@usedtissuepaper42]

“is it possible to learn this power?”

[@disturbedpyro4511]

I can confirm that snapping turtles CAN bite through a broomstick, like it wasn’t even their actually! I tried to remove a hook from one’s mouth with the handle of a shovel. I wasn’t putting my hand anywhere near that thing. The second the handle touched it’s mouth, it was nothing but splinters

[@naomilindberg2328]

My brothers caught a big snapper in our yard and put a broom handle in its mouth. The thing bit it in half like it was a cracker. They put it in the wagon, took it to the lake (a block away) and let it loose. That's where it came from after all. Our mom taught us to always respect wildlife.

[@Argonwolfproject]

Alligator snapping turtles can bite through steel bolts. Fuckers are just hydraulic shears with legs.

[@DarkLordFluffee]

mom's a wildlife rehabber, and we live near a pond split by a road, so you get a lot of turtles trying to cross or just stopping in the middle. i vividly remember my mother putting a aluminum net handle in its mouth while she dragged it to the side of the road by the back scutes. the handle was basically cut in half when we finally got it to spit it out. angry gent was completely fine, but i'm still scared to go in ponds.

[@iplayeddsharpminor]

Do you live in Florida by any chance?

[@nicholasrandall3507]

A turtle's head can reach its hind leg much faster than you think. Always drag by the tail.

[@bethanysmith5856]

4:11 aww it's a candor teen. I'm so glad they're starting to come back, they're amazing birds

[@JingKester]

I love how when talking about the ants enslaving other ants, he's not mad cause it's a hard name he's mad cause it has Americus in it

[@giftinggeezer3149]

I’ve learned more about biology from this man than about 14 years of American education ever taught me

[@riakun]

Honestly same here. I had to actually go to a college course that specialized in zoology before I could learn anything about animals. And between this guy and Zefrank, I've learned WAY more than that course

[@gameboy3d943]

@@riakun Also gonna toss in TierZoo

[@al145]

I mean, you guys should watch more nature shows. There used to be several cable channels that only focused on those, but they got corrupted by "reality tv" because it prints money for some reason.

[@rantymcrant-pants9536]

Score one for Dunning-Kruger; this would be zoology.

[@k_tess]

Bruh factory workers don't need to know about the cool and interesting shit in other countries. Heck they dont even need to know about about the cool shit we have in this country. Remember Florida Man? Thats what happens when you figure out what lives in this country. When you're not only bros with, but also wrestle with -Alligators- Godzilla and -Alligator Snappers- Gamera on the weekends. IRS, NSA, CIA, nor FBI gonna tell you SHIT. They leave you alone to smoke your meth pipe in piece.

[@robxholicfoxyfan8552]

I may like birds, even pelicans, but knowing actually when pelicans are capable of and how void their moral compasses are, I honestly know for a fact the pelican had it coming. Sure the turtle was probably just as mean, but the pelican clearly was the instigator due to the fact it was its gullar pouch and not it's feet or something.

[@skulker1235]

Bruh, have you seen that penguin? He looks like a naked hairy plague doctor! 😪🤣

[@whydoesthischannelexist421]

Truly the embodiment of Louisiana. Strong, but very aggressive, but without it, everything collapses and falls into the ocean

[@robxholicfoxyfan8552]

@@skulker1235 True, though I do expect some ugly penguin teens. I have actually never seen the pelican thing before. Though another thing I hadn't seen was the moss covered snake either.

[@silverg2862]

At the same time can you really blame an animal for acting off of instinct?

[@robxholicfoxyfan8552]

@@silverg2862 Nah, though I think some instincts do have flaws. Sticking to fish instead of cats or capybaras for Pelicans is the logical idea but Pelicans have little brain capacity and try eating things way too big for them, let alone the aggressive ones. Capybaras don't fight back but also just vibe even as the bill clamps on them with no effect. Cats as most cat owners will tell you aren't usually going to take getting potentially swallowed sitting down unless they just don't give a heck about annoyances. I can't blame an animal for following instinct, but I am not going to be surprised at any consequences that occur due to said instinct getting it oh so wrong.

[@userlost919]

Almost got 2 MILLI!!!!!!!! Been a subscriber since 20k......crazy how this channel was started off shorts then you started killing it....you make a 10 minute videos feel like fly by in 2 minutes....keep up the great channel

[@AMediumSizedKodiak]

Pelican: "oh shit crunchy snack time" Turtle: "omae wa mou shindeiru!"

[@quartzintherough]

I love his "The Ants: Underground Kingdom" promos, not because I particularly like the game, but that means I get to hear ant facts, and I love that, they're so fascinating!

[@OddOtter707]

Theres a channel dedicated to the research and raising of ants. I think it was called AntsCanada

[@smr6141]

@@OddOtter707 yep still making great content, watch him every weekend. I wasn’t particularly fond of ants, but I’ve slowly gained an appreciation for them through his channel.

[@some_meme6707]

It seems mildly interesting. If it's free or below five bucks I might give it a look over.

[@tollliver9343]

@@some_meme6707 I have it and it's free to play, but has the usual pay to play bonus packages. It's pretty rad home slice.

[@some_meme6707]

@@tollliver9343 I have the time to waste on it then. As long as the IAP aren't in your face constantly I should be good.

[@izzatihassan1475]

1:09 reminds me of a story from my sister. She worked in the penguin exhibit many years ago and got an angry written complaint from some Karen saying they poorly treated their penguins because their fur was like that. lol. I hope your videos get more views so people can be more well-informed about the animals they see!

[@no_one_211]

🤣🤣 People never seem to ask questions lmao

[@genericname2747]

The penguin was being mistreated. Not by the zookeeper, but by its own genes

[@tompotter8703]

@@genericname2747 Puberty affects all of us.

[@no_one_211]

I never knew that penguins have fur till just now. Huh. I'm such a dunce...I thought that have feathers 😵‍💫

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

@@no_one_211 The Karen was dumb enough to call the feathers “fur”, that’s what the comment is implying

[@sarahr5452]

The penguin pool joke had me LOL. Everyone can picture someone making that walk just like that 😂 then the music was an added bonus.

[@brennacoleman6815]

We have a pair of bighead sea robins in the aquarium lab I took classes in/volunteered at! They're honestly really cool little fellas, and very well behaved. (Yes. there is such a thing as a badly behaved fish, and I have a grudge against one particular cowfish)

[@twichmcvey6065]

I have actually seen/caught a fish with crab arms sticking out of its belly. The fish ate it, crab fought back but for inside and POP! Claws are now on the outside. It was weird

[@naomilindberg2328]

😳😳😳

[@franzhopper7631]

two for one deal

[@michelvanderlinden8363]

Sounds like Nintendo has a new pokemon evolution

[@gregjorda3080]

Kinda what I assumed happened never seen it though

[@gerardamoia6997]

@@franzhopper7631 I like the optimism lmfao

[@ashy_ankles_101]

there is no medical reason for that turtle to be that slow and that powerful

[@JDWalker495]

The tmnt beg to differ

[@fellowhuman659]

Softshells actually aren't slow at all. The fastest softshell turtle is the spiny softshell and it has been observed running at speeds of up to 15mph!

[@riakun]

I don't think soft shell turtles are actually that slow. It's like they traded in their hard shells for their defensive positions in exchange for more speed

[@erichvondonitz5325]

softshells can literally chase you down if it wants to

[@skylarmccloud4080]

@@fellowhuman659 Nice, Ty for the FF

[@THEGREATPAPYRUS9_5]

8:37: You can just hear the sparkles coming off of that jumbo sized shiny raticate

[@Levianym]

As a cat parent I can also say that my 3 year old cat does the asking for help thing every. Single. Day. She’s the most demanding little Angel I’ve ever loved

[@173Kronos]

When on vacation as a kid I went deep sea fishing with my parents, I caught a sea robin. Can confirm, no one believed me and everyone thought I was crazy when I was describing it

[@Cookiofshadows2]

I saw one while scuba diving in Florida. It was so neat to watch it scuttle along.

[@jasminehuang8803]

Lol

[@spoopyboi1882]

"nothing was wrong with the 11th, he was probably just an idiot" i was not ready for that, but it's so accurate for humans too

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

4 out of 5 dentists would agree!

[@4nn13h7]

That water snake is amazing. I had no idea anything like that even exists.

[@debacofzomb9889]

Excellent content as usual. This one was particularly good 🙂

[@lacie7711]

I remember ages ago seeing a clip on TV of someone putting a thick tree branch in front of a snapping turtle. That branch was broken in half so effortlessly in one bite. Also, that bit about the kangaroos was adorable. Really is like a toddler asking for a parent's help. Still wouldn't want to be too close to one though lmao

[@weird_art_kid]

Yeah, the small kangaroos are super cute, though I’ve seen the large ones put people in the hospital

[@weirdcatkid]

Snapping turtle, or alligator snapping turtle? it may not soumd like much but they do have a difference, more easily noticed in how painful the bite that just broke your forearm or left you with 3 less fingers is.

[@SMCwasTaken]

666 likes 😂😂😂

[@ivanrenic4243]

Ants are such underrated creatures. Their hierarchies and structures are so interesting, there is basically GoT type of plot going on below our feet everyday and we don't even notice. I used to keep ant colonies when I was younger, can recommend it to everyone, real neat pets to watch grow

[@isthatbraised]

The fact that they took revenge against their masters😂

[@sopapopp]

Does anyone know any ant yt channels? I remember I used to watch one a long time ago but i can't remember the name. Ants are super awesome and I can't believe I've been living so many years without ant facts in my life

[@saffytaffy]

@@sopapopp Try Ants Canada on here! Probably the biggest one.

[@Macha0n]

@@sopapopp You need to be watching AntsCanada.

[@amandayetter2357]

@@sopapopp It isn't an ant channel, more of a general science channel, but I highly recommend watching all of the ant videos by Kurzgesagt. Apparently, there are more ant videos in the works, which is great because they are really well-made and are an absolute delight to watch!

[@tamaracross9]

😂omg! That Penguin was walking like he was big mad 😆

[@frznfido]

3:05 that has to be the smoothest ad transition i've seen in awhile. Well done.

[@randallsage2]

Considering how much of an asshole pelicans are, that turtle was doing God's work.

[@LiterallySpikeSpiegel]

I know you can’t fault nature for behaving the way that they do, but I despise Pelicans and big birds in general lol.

[@the8thsin165]

I am legit a demon and I wouldn't go near a pelican

[@magallanesagustin4952]

@@LiterallySpikeSpiegel I guess you never liked Sesame Street, right?

[@pale_profile7237]

The pelican still suffered from starting, even tho we hate something for what it does it’s not it’s fault that it does that

[@shib5267]

@@pale_profile7237 nah fuck them pelicans

[@misselizabethplays8070]

I was dead sure you were about to wreck us by saying that penguin was soaked in oil and doomed to a slow and icy death, discovering it was just an emo teen was no cap a huge relief.

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

I've seen a funny voice over the clip and it was interesting to know the context of what was going on XD

[@goni2493]

Really hope you talk about the Mantis Shrimp and along with people keeping them as pets.

[@456creeper]

The sea robin is the single scariest animal I’ve ever seen. It makes me shiver just seeing them walk.

[@MakoSica]

4:35 During the last Ice Age, there was a widespread group of condor-like birds called teratorns that looked like condors but had beaks that were less equipped for scavenging but perhaps more equipped for hunting. This has lead some researchers to believe they were active predators. And they were bigger than any modern bird.

[@weird_art_kid]

Yikes…

[@anonymouscausewhynot]

H*LL NAH, FAM.

[@CrusadingBacon167]

The quezylcoatlus maks the teratorn look like a 10 piece mcnugget

[@TrineDaely]

Thunderbird inspiration.

[@MakoSica]

They may very well have been the inspiration for thunderbirds. What makes teratorns different from Quetzalcoatlus is that the teratorns lived recently enough that at one point they likely coexisted with humans and familiar animal/plant species from the present day. We don’t have to say “What if?” For someone, somewhere, that was their reality. And that’s just such an amazing thought. Scary, but amazing.

[@ckm5702]

Hope the last story is a success story, not just for conservation but so the next zoo trip doubles as a concert (The macaque concert probably happens backstage but just knowing it exists at all makes me happy)

[@misselizabethplays8070]

They shoulda called WHAM! *Careless Whisper blaring in the distance)

[@skylarmccloud4080]

Got me smiling.

[@gemink7939]

Could be mistaken but it's likely a place called: Trentham Monkey Forest, it's between Stoke-On-Trent and Stafford it's a zoo but not really? the barbary macaques are naturalised and free roaming (although there are fences up to prevent them from escaping) and I don't believe any other wild animals (aside from UK wildlife) actually exists there, they have about 4 troops once from France, one from Germany and I can't remember the other two

[@johntheherbalistg8756]

"...can allegedly view through a broomstick..." We have snappers where I live. Broomsticks are light work for those guys, and it's not alleged. There was a big one in the street one time, and being my typical heroic self, I thought I should get it out of the street before it got hurt or (more likely) did serious damage to one or more vehicles. Knowing these things have ridiculous jaws, I thought to prod it with a big tree branch that was nearby. The branch was roughly as big around as my forearm (I'm not super jacked, but that's definitely bigger than a broomstick) and that ahole spun around (faster than I would think possible, looking at the body plan) and bit the thick end off the stick. Twice. I just decided to kind of kick the sh*t out of it, knowing very well that I wasn't going to hurt the creature with any pathetic steel toed boots. That worked better

[@DarthSidian]

You _kicked_ an alligator snapper til it moved off the street? And it didn't just chomp your shin in half? You are a ballsy and blessed bastard.

[@johntheherbalistg8756]

@@DarthSidian I got behind it, and kicked it once. End over end, it got out of the street. If I had still been in its reach, I have no doubt, I would be down half a leg. They don't turn around *very* fast (just faster than I expected), is the only reason I'm still whole today

[@benrex7775]

A broomstick out of hardwood is more difficult to bite through than a several times bigger branch not out of hardwood.

[@archlectoryarvi2873]

I am constantly in awe of how this man seamlessly transitions into ads and then back into the main content of the video. Keep it up bro 👍

[@bluesbest1]

I think he's the one person I'll sit through an ad for.

[@martyal]

I love it.

[@avalon1007]

I know that normally you do videos on the dark side of nature, but I'd love to see a video on capybaras. Love those.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

My university is full of capys. Honestly they're kinda boring. And they host deadly star ticks.

[@genericname2747]

They are shaped like a friend

[@amandah2866]

I still maintain my favourite animal-related fact is that scientists in Britain didn't believe those they sent to Australia when they described the platypus. The guys back in England thought they were joking until a platypus was caught, killed, preserved and then sent on a boat to England. It just sounded too preposterous until they saw one for real.

[@tessat338]

I once met a nutria in the stream below the house we used to live in. I fed it a carrot and then it went on its merry way. I've never seen others in the area. We have plenty of woodchucks, squirrels, deer, foxes, and coyotes

[@michaelniemeyer2706]

I can verify the broomstick story. I've personally seen a foot plus long shell snapper (not alligator snapper) chomp a broomstick, watched the far end spin away, the near end still in hand, and a little middle chunk in the turtle's mouth. Yes, they can do that no problem.

[@haremking7256]

Gumball was surprisingly accurate

[@icky46111]

1:56 Your use of Metroid Prime music here made me so happy, especially since it was the music for a boss that was the queen of a bunch of insect-like parasites. Very fitting.

[@ianrager]

Let alone him straight up name-dropping the boss and track themselves. Edit: He says it at 2:22

[@icky46111]

@@ianrager oh dang! So subtle I missed it cuz I was so happy about the song choice!

[@ianrager]

@@icky46111 I don't blame you, such a damn good game.

[@bluesbest1]

I was hearing it and was like "I like this music. Why do I recognize it?...Oh, you cheeky-"

[@revenevan11]

I love that you used metroid prime music for the ant section around like 2:00

[@trevorsamuels8392]

Not gonna lie, I didn't notice it at first but I just noticed the queen parasite theme when you started talking about the ants and it made me love this video that much more.

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

Fun fact In Ireland during Pirates and Vikings era they would often have barbary macaques on board from raids and would trade them with Irish Clan Chieftains. Many Chiefs have been found with Barbary Macaque bones alongside them. Love your video's Bí sábháilte agus sláinte

[@khamulthewack4732]

That's freaking wild.

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@khamulthewack4732 yes it was pretty cool

[@lapislazarus8899]

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 I would love to learn Gaelic

[@rachealshaw8142]

We had a snapping turtle about 2' across get into the back yard. Never did find a hole in the fence. It bit right through the broom stick on our first attempt to flip it over so we could get it back to the pond.

[@ademworthwent1168]

I caught a sea robbin in the Chesapeake bay when i was a kid.i kept it in a bucket while camping because i was so amazed at its barking noise. I dont remember the legs tho

[@laurenelisen.4949]

I love your videos! You got an epic sense of humor!

[@renegade6578]

I can't even imagine how much pain it must be having the insides of what is essentially your mouth being chomped through. I get enough pain with tooth aches and canker sores.

[@3ternalHours]

If it's any consolation... I doubt the Pelican actually managed to get it into its mouth before the mincing occurred. So it was probably an outside-in kind of deal.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Yeah condors and turkey vultures are really huge. I live in FL now and had a bunch of vultures in the house and neighbors house. Hearing their wings freaked me out even though I know they're harmless

[@dragoncubes1074]

I grew up in CA where there were turkey vultures flying overhead almost daily. They're large birds. Then I saw a condor in the wild, and it was so much bigger. I hope more people get a chance to see this amazing bird in flight.

[@dianamerchant1026]

Their wings actually sing because they catch so much air in them. They like to flock through Georgian where I live.

[@pyrielt]

That ad was pretty smoothly presented, well done

[@saryntoews]

That add insert was smooth as heck.

[@pyrook4074]

"they have the power to eliminate face ID as an option for you permanently" I CRIED LMAOOO lines like that is why this is one of my fav channels fr

[@aidenzorn8322]

For those who don’t know, the music during the ant part was “Vs. Parasite Queen” from the Metroid Prime series

[@emelieb.karlsson2795]

Was looking for someone to comment this! And he even made the effort to get the words "parasite queen" in there 😀

[@budlebubthebard301]

I'm so happy I wasn't the only one that noticed it.

[@ItsHonestlyAsh]

2:08 hearing that boss music made me so happy omfg

[@rachelg9873]

Found a snapper in my church yard growing up. Told a man I thought knew everything (idk why i thought that). He gathered up all the kids and we watched him get that turtle to bite a large cedar stick in half. That's how I learned not to touch all turtles. Also learned there was a pond on the property, but the adults let the shrubs and grass grow up thick around it so us kids wouldn't play near it. BLEW MY MIND. lol

[@ILaunchNukes]

Fun fact: There was an Allosaurus fossil found in Wyoming that was found with a giant hole in its pubic bone, or basically its dick. The wound showed signs of getting infected and died. The Allosaurus got impaled in the nether-regions by a Stegosaurus.

[@boldandbrash259]

One of the few times I prefer to get eaten Imagine living in the harsh Jurassic Period with your ding dong impaled Death would be a mercy

[@RemMcKoffl3r]

*oof*

[@atlf3357]

@@AzathothTheGreat I cringed and I’m not even a dinosaur

[@rhunter42dragon]

😖 That may be a fact, but in what way could it ever be seen as a fun fact?

[@gameandgamer1479]

F in the chat for my stegocastrated homie

[@TriploGoofus]

Can we recognize that this man is clearly the spiritual successor to David Attenborough, the voiceover for nature that this century needed, and there should be a petition for the two of them to meet and co-host on something probably. Edit: so after a brief and productive conversation with Steve Tarantula in the comments section not that recently, I am now able to pitch a show idea. David Attenborough, hosting with his urban youth translator Casual Geographic. For example - David Attenborough: The giant squid is the only known predator of sharks Casual Geographic: A giant squid didn't come here to give any fucks at all about sharks and their feelings *They high-five*

[@zippermonster9596]

I second that vote. I love this kid!!

[@mysmirandam.6618]

Yup

[@error-st9tc]

The black David Attenborough 😂

[@yuungmung]

I love his content but thats a bit too much

[@TriploGoofus]

@@yuungmung come out of the shadows and say that to an angry turtle's face then

[@nicolaezenoaga9756]

Thanks.

[@insectinvasion4201]

I found a queen ant one time that was very small and yellow (I live in Midwest USA) and when I googled it it seemed to be a parasitic Queen that would nest near other colony’s and because there tunnels are so small the other colony wouldn’t notice. They would steal large to raise and or eat.

[@kessyokonkwo9337]

If we ever go back to the dark ages we would need this man to lead us when exploring nature cos if not we're as good as dead

[@calebrobbins6406]

"God decided to drop some DLC and this time it's a shiny". You have GREAT lines, man!

[@Nixbetter]

I love yo vids they always make me happy

[@Dr_strange_e]

Anything exists : Pelicans : I’ll try to eat it

[@returnoftheromans6726]

Hey, the ant one! I actually saw this in my own backyard. The oppressors had rolled up the weaker ants into a ball and were carrying them in a line across the grass. Yards and yards of them. They were also carrying the eggs and larvae. I wondered what the heck was happening. The nest the black ants were being carried to also had dead bodies of their comrades laying outside.

[@errortryagainlater4240]

That's insane. Legit acting like a medieval human army with kidnapped slaves. Istg the ants in my childhood garden used to launch strategic attacks on other insects, they'd corner bigger bugs and then drag them back to the nest.

[@returnoftheromans6726]

@@errortryagainlater4240 Interesting. Yeah, it's a scary world in the bug life. Even if you are pretty high on the insect food chain, like ants, there is still something bigger and slavery isn't always out of the question. So weird.

[@theswarmsquad3606]

poggers upload, as usual. You and tierzoo are my monthly science "quota," and oversimplified and history matters are my history guys. keep up the good content.

[@joshuagarcia3499]

I hate you

[@dominickvieira7800]

Lmfao I love tierzoo and wtf is wit that person

[@foxtailclips2974]

lol good choices

[@SaintJimmy379]

Does those sentences really make internal sense to you?

[@alphatoomega7949]

If you like oversimplified and history matters I'd really recommend you watch Jack Rackam he's a lot smaller then the other two but definetely not lacking in quality

[@justacrystal567]

As always, informative, and hilarious!

[@JohnnyTyrant]

Love the metroid prime parasite queen boss music in the background.

[@Beedo_Sookcool]

Great video as always, but I especially love that you included -- at around the 4:54 mark -- an excerpt from the video where a condor comes back to visit the man who rescued him, and gave him a "hug"!

[@mandymoore5774]

I’m actually happy to hear that’s a penguin going thru that chick molting phase, bc I thought it was actually the remnants of an oil spill which breaks my heart.

[@BrimReaper10]

My dad and his friends were fishing and they had a metal shovel in case they caught something big, they caught a massive snapping turtle and tried to get the hook out with the shovel, the snapping turtle bent to shovel by biting it. They had to cut the line because they couldn’t get the hook out

[@splitzyprime419]

I appreciate the use of the parasite queen theme from Metroid prime for the ant segment

[@AlexHLSB97]

I love that every time insects are involved he puts Metroid Prime music

[@Zurvan1947]

Thank you! I love that he uses top tier SNES and GameCube soundtracks!

[@Sup3rAJ2]

glad to see "Ants: Underground Kingdom" getting sponsored, I play that game a lot. (I run with an alliance that used to be in the top 10 before they merged a lot of players with a clan in the top 5) Honestly Ant politics in that game is wild, a clan constantly butting heads with the most powerful clan of our server (UKR) takes up half of the in game chat.

[@JustSomeRandomTony]

Oh god, the ads... THEY'RE EVOLVING AGAIN!!!

[@squigglywiggly6855]

Bot

[@Sup3rAJ2]

@@squigglywiggly6855 man's got something against our kind, smh

[@PoorItachi]

@@Sup3rAJ2 oh God the bots can communicate now.

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

…What server? 448?

[@sticky8008]

I love the Metroid prime music in the background, one of my first video games

[@xTimexBusterx]

Love that you added Metroid Prime music in when you started talking about ants

[@vazulkeliger4567]

i like how it just went from a pelican having the worst possible injury they could get to a random homeless pinguin

[@EnkeliJaPerkele]

I live in a Big Ass City in Italy, and the park by my house has sooooo many nutrias, and I just can't be angry about it. I just love them so much, and considering part of my job is to walk dogs in that park, the entertainment a dog that has NEVER seen a nutria can provide is enough to love all nutrias indiscriminately, even if I know that one day the canal shore will collapse under my feet because of their dens, and I'll end up in some of the most disgusting water possible XD

[@clarkeashley39]

Love your videos. The ants bit was wild to me

[@ArchangelKnight.]

0:55 Emo penguin lmaoo

[@yamihikarilightdark9]

I was terrified when I learnt that pelicans and even seagulls will basically eat anything and anyone they can. >_>; The seagull swallowing a hare whole haunts me.

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

When I was a kid my parents used to fish. I remember one time when they had caught a huge cod that my father cleaned up on the beech. He always did this a fair bit from the boat as the moment he started the seagulls would turn up. Later we sat and watched as a seagull tried to swallow the head of that huge cod. It must have weighed almost as much as the seagull and yet it eventually managed to get it down. It couldn't fly however and didn't seem to really like the situation. Don't remember what happened to it but I will never forget the pain it went through swallowing that head. At another time we actually had a seagull following our boat from island to island for about a week. It was easy to recognize as it had one eye ripped out. It was pretty well behaved, for a seagull, but still couldn't keep quiet when my father cleaned out a few fish, and immediately it had fierce competition for the food. Not the smartest birds on a per individual level, but it's probably good for the species. No matter who finds food the most fit will fight their way to it. Natural selection at it's finest.

[@m0ri461]

This reminds me of deer tbh. Same vibes, they will literally eat small rodents or even baby birds if theyre on the ground. Theyre omnivorous and will eat whatevers in front of them whem grazing. Saw a video of one reaching into a birds nest and stealing the baby birds one time. Horrific. A lot of animals are so much scarier than youd ever imagine.

[@quartzintherough]

If mfing Casual Geographic has a gore warning when he showed a penguin with its eyes popping out of its head by the sheer jaw strength of a leopard seal and a person with elephantitis, you know it's about to be some disgusting shit EDIT: Did not disappoint, holy shit

[@kakahass8845]

Maybe I'm just desensitized or maybe this is just me being schizoid-ish but it didn't seem that bad to me like I feel bad since he starved to death but I wouldn't put a gore warning on that.

[@andrewmayfield5663]

THIS man is Fantastic.!! Love his presentation. SUBSCRIBED!

[@MrChase115]

0:18 I'm gonna guess jellyfish. Oh shit ! A turtle? Okay, I was way off !

[@Toucan_Man01ⁿ]

My guy thought a jellyfish could break off the pelican's bottom half of the mouth

[@MsAnimefan95]

Shoulda stuck to trying to eat a capybara. At least that would have just left the pelican questioning his life choices in sadness rather than pain.

[@romxxii]

Goddammit, hooked me with the ant facts and segued to the ad copy in one breath. You won this round, Hood Nature.

[@andersjjensen]

Yeah! I was like "wha?.. oh!.. smoooth man... I'll let it slide and actually watch the ad out of respect!"

[@andersjjensen]

@Millennial Smark Yup. Hood boy got us all so good we're politely asking him to do it again! :P

[@CarlCalle]

Stumbled on to this channel by accident, recommendations from the algoritm. Now I can't stop watching. I love the format. They way you manage to mix standup comedy with facts are better then most "late night hosts". Greetings from Sweden

[@zthenegation]

Love you videos!

[@tjstarblood624]

This man has taught me more than any and all of my high school teachers.

[@dashpellegrinidepaur1527]

The ant invasion segment triggered a latent memory of being low-key traumatized by the ant attack scene from the 5th Animorphs book.

[@genericname2747]

Animorphs was definitely responsible for a lot of kids trauma.

[@SupersuMC]

@@genericname2747 And a lot of furries into transformation, too.

[@genericname2747]

@@SupersuMC can't argue with that

[@sanjisay8232]

"We brought them here...they started doing too well...and now we're mad that they're here.." Sounds familiar 😂

[@joemgenebo4788]

absolutely disturbingly awesome video as always hood nature