Proof That Nature Is METAL

[@princessladyellen16]

I once saw a snapping turtle while riding my bike, I decided to take some pictures but kept my distance and after taking a couple pictures, I continued on my bike ride

[@shen-long9082]

So....uhhhhh....why should we care if you did or didn't take pics?

[@stevenahern4996]

No need for Botox just get a turtle 🐢

[@crowtheblackcat415]

@@shen-long9082 because they can…

[@solidxkilla]

...........

[@Leadyoutotheslaughter]

Have caught a huge amount of predatory animals in my life but snapping turtles are WAY more aggressive even risking harm to themselves. No chill button whatsoever.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀

[@Doe174]

I too walk around wearing the head of my sexual rivals as a crown

[@shen-long9082]

Your comment/joke is very sucky.

[@khemrajkatwal6733]

Yeah

[@BeAmazed]

join the club

[@hunniization]

@@shen-long9082 I think you need to get a life! Trolling comments is not a job!

[@ariell6489]

That's so hawt....

[@traekas7228]

Cats’ scratchy tongues are similar to the throats of Penguins and Turtles. I almost got bitten by a snapping turtle, as a child.

[@bonnieharris8112]

That snake had some real "cajones" trying to eat that porcupine! I don't think it was worth it!

[@shen-long9082]

You don't say......

[@morphingninja]

I thought it had just tried constricting one, I hadn't realized it had actually had swallowed it.

[@baddspacesquad]

oll ppl lol

[@baddspacesquad]

hsa

[@cru3her608]

im not sure it even survived

[@bigrudd9346]

I appreciate you using impervious to describe a honey badger's skin towards bee venom. So many use the word "immune" which would be incorrect. Honey badgers have died of multiple bee stings. They're just so determined that they'll keep on going unless they've died or had their fill.

[@shen-long9082]

Why do you care if "many people" use the word _'immune'_ incorrectly?? There's other bigger problems in the world than using or not using words correctly.

[@bigrudd9346]

@@shen-long9082 I'm sorry, what are you again? Get tf lost.

[@bombomcarrots]

@@shen-long9082 well people spread incorrect information which can mislead people okay?

[@erikjarandson5458]

@@shen-long9082 No, there aren't. If we can't know that we understand each other correctly, all negotiations, agreements, plans, laws, treaties, rules, regulations, information, etcetera, become vague suggestions, at best, and meaningless nonsense, at worst. The difference between _immunity_ and _protection_ can actually be determining in a number of very important contexts, including politics, law, medicine, rescue operations, war, natural disasters, and more. So, I'm sorry, but while we're solving the World's problems, we're going to need you non-verbal troglodytes to step aside, and to stop your annoying gurgles. All of that said, honey badgers do have a bio-chemical resistance, or, put differently, a limited immunity, to many types of snake venom. That doesn't mean that they never succumb to the effects. If it's enough to kill a human, the honey badger will walk away, unbothered. If it's enough to kill ten humans, the honey badger will walk away, unbothered. If it's enough to kill a honey badger, it'll die. It's possible that this immunity doesn't extend to bee venom, and that they exclusively rely on their thick skin, when dealing with bees; I can't recall any information specifically on that, and a quick search revealed that it would probably take more time to find than I'm willing to spend. I will definitely click on a link to information on honey badgers and bee venom, specifically, though, if someone provides it. Regardless, even if the honey badger's immunity doesn't include bee venom, I'm inclined towards forgiveness for those who assume that it does.

[@theunknown5564]

Bruh

[@jaydub5515]

We have been having a huge surge of River Otter attacks on humans and dogs in South-Central Alaska as of late. Lots of pets and kids have had to go get rabies shots

[@kilarthmac]

Thumbnail (porcupine snake) at 15:48 for anyone too lazy to watch the whole video for it lol

[@warlordforever8962]

Thank you..

[@Yashhvala]

Thanks

[@aryatejc8067]

Scaly foot snails are literally metal!!

[@nateworthy530]

7 min in already thousands of views gotta love this community

[@kurtgobang]

8mil subs, 20k views. Pretty weak community lol. And really cringe to call this a community lmao

[@shen-long9082]

We're called subscribers & we're just looking for entertainment. We're no community. Duuuuuuuuuh!

[@nateworthy530]

@@kurtgobang what ever Bro you're not allowed to the party then.

[@nateworthy530]

@@shen-long9082 you're not getting invited to the party then either! There's going to be cake I bet you're jealous now!🥳

[@rebeccataylor330]

NatewortyP90X I'm on your side

[@sherijobe9754]

A neighbor told me about a turtle walking up our street. I knew since we were in a dry spell that it had left a pond not far from us. Myself and boys went out to see it. I told my oldest son not to get close to it while I called animal control to move it to a bigger pond. Well my son didn't listen and it stripped off several layers of skin from the base of his thumb. It was a alligator snapping turtle. I said well you should be thankful it didn't take off your thumb and next time you will trust when I say not to touch.

[@NootandBoots]

Ouch. One word. O U C H

[@ynanjaapakna9385]

Imagine you a murderer killed someone and the person you killed is always in front of you rotting

[@raboottherabbit]

20:20 the most terrifying

[@eskanal5117]

4 mins into it and I'm already amazed... Love this community ☺️

[@kurtgobang]

Cringe

[@shen-long9082]

What community? Wtf are you talking about?

[@sezjavaldez3270]

.-.

[@batcat2338]

What

[@SuperiorChaotic]

what community-

[@no-4]

I love how the crocodile was so fed up with the otters' BS that it just peaces out from just simply being annoyed.

[@totaldonut4015]

Waking up late at night was worth it!!! Now I'll go to sleep!

[@shen-long9082]

Well.... that's just sad of you.

[@UrClassicGirly]

When I saw the thumbnail I actually started to cry 😭😭😭😭

[@mdoreneb5315]

The wasp that lay its eggs, does it on a tomato horn worm. That worm destroys the tomato plant. So is it a good bug or a bad bug?

[@adenikekeyara8831]

Definitely a beneficial bug.. totally bad ass.

[@JudahWethern]

I don’t know I have never used my brain this month

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

where i grew up our town lake where we swam in was fed by the river and many times while swimming we'd se a snapping turtle come after us! never got bit by one fortunately

[@brandoncampbell7274]

Do a video on the most nightmarish looking animals on the planet. I already know 3 aquatic animals that just as such, lamprey eels, bobit worms, and hagfish.

[@Yash-up5gz]

Bot fly

[@brandoncampbell7274]

tarantula hawk wasp

[@BeAmazed]

thanks for the suggestion, we'll give it some research! Bobbit worms are pure nightmare fuel

[@emiliotanadi7358]

Giant hornet :/

[@kiryumechagodzilla4059]

Goblin Sharks are definitely nightmare fuel!! They say that the Deacon Alien from Prometheus was actually inspired by the Goblin Shark the way the jaws move outward toward prey.

[@JunaidRiazAlHassan]

When I was about 9 years old, I accompanied my father to the funeral of a friend of his, someone who I didn't even know. When we got there, I stayed in a corner waiting for the time to pass. Then a man approached me and said, 'Enjoy life kid, be happy because time flies. Look at me now, I didn't enjoy it.' Then he passed his hand over my head and left. My father, before leaving, forced me to say goodbye to the dead person. When I looked in the coffin, I was horrified to see that the man in the coffin was the same man who had spoken to me! I was so traumatized I couldn't sleep properly. I had terrible nightmares. I was terrified of being alone. I couldn't sleep without a night light for many years. I saw many psychologists, endured much turmoil throughout my adolescent years. It got better as I aged, but I would still occasionally wake up screaming in fear. Years later, I discovered something incredible that changed my life. *The dead guy had a twin. 😆😆

[@horrorfan7148]

Heard this so many times by different people

[@abundantlyblessed9201]

😆😆😆😆

[@shen-long9082]

@@abundantlyblessed9201 hello, judging by your picture, ill guess you're between 38 to 45 years old. Im just really REALLY curious to know from an old adult's perspective, what are your blessings that life has brought you upon your 38 years on earth?

[@ariell6489]

Thats an odd comment for this video....

[@annaa1773]

OMG! lol!

[@Corrie-Lee]

I love the animals that have camouflage like the moths. If that one weren't outlined, I never would've seen it. Some of these animals tho, are the stuff of nightmares

[@cutegal8640]

Yes

[@cutegal8640]

I live in singapore

[@cutegal8640]

Corrie,how do you have so many subs and how old r u?i am 8 years old

[@rachelsenko8803]

I binge watch your vids at night and then get so tired that I can’t open my eyes but it’s WORTH IT!

[@AGreen-ug9oi]

I tried to hold out but this late at night, the pelican story called it quits for me.

[@ariell6489]

So incredibly disturbing...

[@BeAmazed]

yeah, surprisingly unnerving right?

[@MrsRaz24]

Nope

[@robertbreschard3493]

It’s disgusting

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

11:15 actually, it's NOT honey badger's thick hide that protects it from stings, it's related to pigs and another species or two that have mutations that make them almost immune to venom, and mother badgers train their young on weak venom insects like baby scorpions to build tolerance. their hides ARE super tough though 17:00 I KNEW IT! A few years ago, I kept chasing a pelican that I was sure was trying to sneak up on one of the sleeping ducks and gobble it! It didn't forget me either. It cursed me out from a tree a couple weeks later.

[@marleneclough3173]

Honey badgers are related to wolverines ferrets. Weasels. Badgers etc

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

@@marleneclough3173 ...and pigs. they all share a genetic mutation for heightened venom immunity. scientists only just learned this recently

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE NEITHER. It's just doing its job

[@FridayNightStreamz]

I have never heard him swear lol “Badass”

[@marcalexanderalino4677]

22:10 this scared the shit out of me

[@Baggytrousers27]

"For every butterfly," he says whilst displaying an Atlas Moth. Also, hate to be the pedant but apparently the plural of octopus is octopodes (Ok-toh-poh-dees).

[@elijahmbewe7059]

You just made my night thank you and who ever is reading g this God bless you abundantly

[@ToastedBreadWithHoney]

I don’t even know you but thanks ?

[@fearvo]

I wish you'd make me a sandwich 🥪

[@ToastedBreadWithHoney]

@@fearvo ya me too 🥪

[@StormViper]

Thanks and to you too

[@bigshagger8277]

Oi shut your god damn mouth I don't need your blessing!! how dare you.... meet me outside so we can throw knuckles abit P.S l love you really

[@kimygotchalife7952]

It’s not camouflage it’s mimicry whenever it mimics a other animal to look more dangerous

[@christophermerlot3366]

Growing up in the country in southern Ontario I had a few encounters with owls. They have a true heavy metal death stare.

[@Empress.Serenity]

🦉Could not of said it better Myself!😵🤘🏻🙃

[@BugFolk]

About the parasitic wasp 0:49, wasp larvae can spin their own cocoons. The caterpillar does get protective of the wasp cocoons as it eventually dies. Another amazing fact is that tomato plants produce chemicals to attract these parasitic wasps when the tomato hornworm moth larvae consume their leaves.

[@BigIrishLug]

Just as a note, geese are a poor farmers watchdog. Just seeing a neighbor's narrow path leading up to the house, with a chicken wire fence and hissing geese on either side will have you calling out to the residents from the street. I know because we had them. Cheers for the episode and have a champion day.

[@iplaywithmytoys5732]

At the beginning of the video, You said for every pretty butterfly while showing a picture of an Atlas moth. I know because I was once obsessed with moths.

[@Amanda-yx3hu]

I'm.. 50 a.n.d m.y. husband 54 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no dept's. Currently living smart and frugal with our money.serving and investing life style in the stock market made it possible for us this early even till now we earn weekly. Thanks to fire movement.

[@dagnyattkisson5956]

Great job with your husband! I bet you are living your best life right now.

[@lunamichael3139]

What is fire movement please.?

[@Amanda-yx3hu]

@@lunamichael3139 Fire means Financial Independence Retire Early. It's been a movement teaching people financial independence and how to retire debt free through solid investment and frugal lifestyle.

[@sebastianjames1195]

@@Amanda-yx3hu Your story is inspiring I'm 38 trying to achieve this goal you achieved.share some tips please so others can actually learn. You haven't still share any idea on how you earn weekly.

[@Amanda-yx3hu]

@@sebastianjames1195 I can share some that helped me. 1:plan towards it. 2:be frugal and minimal on spending. 3:spend your money on investment. 4:chose your trade analys wisely. 5:invest with a professional trader like Mr Dennis my trade analyst

[@yyc-ak4736]

Evolution is one of the most spectacular things ever!

[@shen-long9082]

Especially because it seems like it doesn't exist. If it does, evolution has to have an architect to tell the organisms what to do next in their/our physiology. Mutations/evolutions can't know whats needed next for our defensive or offensive needs without an intellectual mediator like god. God invented evolution so god must be super duper intelligent.

[@robertzaborowski3587]

Evolution....is as dead as Charles Darwin.....(and it smells just as bad)... P.s.Nichie is dead too

[@taylor7772]

@@shen-long9082 finally someone with intelligence. It takes more faith to believe in evolution than it does to believe in God. God created the earth and everything in it. (Genesis 1:1).

[@zay3893]

@@taylor7772 I dont think God created evolution. I think the animals God created adapted in certain situations.

[@LadyVoldemort]

Very interesting video guys! I hope you continue this series if you can find other crazy creatures out there! Thanks a lot for the amazing info!

[@TheGreyFeather0707]

"for every butterfly" *proceeds to show atlas moth*

[@TheJ.M.C]

Me after watching this: *Spongebob brushing his eyes I won’t be sleeping tonight!

[@Sylveon2589]

0:22 that's an atlas *MOTH* I caught one in acnh yesterday

[@Taskforce_000]

if I was visibly metal and was physically metal to everyone, and i could do robotic things, i would want to be similar to a transformer without transforming, but rather looking like terminator with cannons lol

[@patrickiler]

I really really like the death metal joke at 8:10!

[@utnacmit]

No mention of their weight? Gotta have "Heavy Metal!"

[@valurf]

Who didn't know that birds can be so badass?

[@groggarg5419]

2min in and this is the most “LAST TIME ON DRAGONBALL Z” thing I’ve ever seen

[@dragonsticknodes]

Ive got a bone to pick with you #(OoO)#

[@katerinapeklenk2016]

I would like to think that mosquitoes are the worst animals on earth instead of geese. But then again, does anyone remember playing Duck, Duck, Goose as a child?

[@thomasbayan972]

When i heard of the scaley foot snail i imagine a reigional variant of the fire/rock type macargo but this one is water /steel type

[@carlglifonea1622]

18:10 that tree is literally a natural fortress

[@juggaloluke55]

Penguins are just so god damn cute regardless of their mouth

[@isaactoonamazingideas]

Mr krabs 🦀 look 👀 out for squidward 🦑 08:41

[@Chisszaru]

I listen to metal every day, so this is my entire life

[@LeeGee]

\m/

[@AndrewLemmings]

Hell yeah, same here! 🤘💯🔥

[@VeryHuman101]

Isn’t metal just people screaming with hard rock sounds

[@Chisszaru]

@@VeryHuman101 no. Metal is much heavier than Hard Rock. Hard Rock and Metal is 2 different genres

[@Punnoosia]

When you showed a butterfly,you showed a Atlas Moth.

[@robwatts3579]

This is the best video I have seen in years, so informative. I don't know how many times I said I was today years old when I learned.

[@lizziesangi1602]

The porcupine and snake was an upload when KZbin was cool. Great that you put it up!

[@Southernstar-RINO]

I wonder how the iron snail would react to a magnet? 5:51

[@VannaSparkles]

DONT

[@VannaSparkles]

DO

[@VannaSparkles]

IT

[@colossaltithan3217]

The most "Metal" Thing I see is an actual metal, but man this creature is a lot more

[@noob_bg4794]

A Diamond You see Cause I see Some Bright Light In This Creature

[@lcoq19]

I'm pretty sure that snake got the "involuntary acupuncture" treatment from attempting to coil around a porcupine in the first place. No way it swallowed and digested it and got impaled in areas not located anywhere close to its digestive tract. Or, it's possible the porcupine fell on the snake and it jerked a few times, impaling itself in the process of trying to defend itself, given porcupines have a penchant for falling out of trees.

[@aryatejc8067]

"Makes you wonder if the last of us wll be a documentary" Yes, im waiting for it.....

[@fireheart4819]

Dude the snake has become porcupine snake .Snake with spikes.

[@kaps1110]

Always amazing, thank you for brightening my every day with such videos

[@patman0250]

That snake with all those porcupine quills not possible. If you were to eat a porcupine in the quills jacked out like that it would immediately get stuck. He must have wrestled with a porcupine.

[@geektome4781]

The tree should be called “Rosebush Tree” or “Tree of Traps”

[@iSkyn3t]

Even though many people are using octopi lately, it's not the right way to plural octopus. The plural for octopus is octopuses. Thank you for the video.

[@morelhunter3966]

Its actually Octipawpaw

[@thinkgalaxy6199]

Early gang! I've seen many yucky thing in nature before Rip alligator :(

[@shen-long9082]

It's "Make *me smarter" and not "make _*my_ smarter". How ironic that you're considering to be "smarter" by viewing a video.

[@thinkgalaxy6199]

@@shen-long9082 What?

[@abhinavsnair388]

Zombie fear level increases

[@spaceman83]

Brings the term “Crack Kills” to a whole other meaning hahahaahha

[@shen-long9082]

That's not a "term" as you put it. It's a factual statement.

[@teezus2036]

@@shen-long9082 you're fun at parties aren't you 😐

[@raynalefevre2226]

When the octopus jumped out of the water to attack the crab it was literally Squidward vs Mr. Krabs.

[@yohananshekhtman1564]

You continuously kept saying "octopi". I'm sorry to inform you, the correct term is "octopuses"

[@c-dubb3505]

They literally dont do any research on the topics they're discussing and it's super annoying... Their name "BE AMAZED" comes from ppl telling other viewers that they would BE AMAZED at how much info is actually incorrect on their video topics...

[@c-dubb3505]

@@okaeT Yep, that's 1 of the few things they got correct... I will give them credit for that...

[@annaa1773]

But everyone likes octapi better...lol

[@yohananshekhtman1564]

@@annaa1773 but for a channel that attempts to seem educational, they should use correct grammar.

[@catasaurus1549]

18:10 this thing sounds like it would grow in a another planet

[@calebcorbitt9245]

Holy oracles! I have no idea that nature can be that savage towards other creatures. How cruel!😱

[@kurtgobang]

Are you 7?

[@lilygamingtheories1410]

You know they know what they’re talking about when they love baby seals

[@Otinikミ]

REMEMBER MY NAME""MY HARD WORK"" one day I will rise 💙

[@fallouttoonlink]

Working Hard or Hardly Working

[@eleanorlyndon865]

Did you know that Orca's are the largest species of Dolphin? They are a member of the Dolphin family.

[@holliebarnes4625]

Be amazed consider me amazed another quality vid keep em coming much love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[@1vbacon525]

I’m so scared is there going to be a zombie apocalypse my heart is beeping so much

[@ArtTVCraft]

Nature is metal? I didn't know nature was a metal wowww :00000000000

[@Freshbutter-hn8gy]

Go to this time stamp and you'll see where poppys playhouse got its idea. 20:21

[@keeganstallard2740]

He keeps calling everything metal, but I think that he might be using that word wrong.

[@LIGMA707]

Nokia be like : forgot me

[@nickreyes3604]

"Proof that nature is mental" their I fixed the title of your video

[@shen-long9082]

*there There....i fixed your spelling error. 🤣hahahaha!

[@BelieveInGOD1113]

@@shen-long9082 beat me 2the punch!😰😰😁

[@Terastas]

"So... It's covered top to bottom in spikes, its sap is poisonous, and its fruit are Claymore mines. What should we call it?" "Hmm... Why don't we name it after something on the playground?"

[@doedoobs6835]

I’ve been watching this channel for a few years now, so I know this could be a reach…. But literally every animal in this video were the same animals Hood Nature has uploaded since coming to KZbin. It could be a coincidence. I think it’s mostly due to the fact that Hood Nature has made multiple videos about these same animals (especially the Orcas & Cassowaries) that I find it funny.

[@Daye2D410]

I mean people do talk about the same animals ya know? I know he would love to talk about new animals but right now they haven’t been discovered.

[@the1andonlysausage]

I just noticed this, not just for Be Amazed, but if the narrator says subscribe, the borders of the button turn rainbow for a second

[@dreamsmpsimphub766]

I'M FINALLY EARLY OMG 🤩

[@CommanderCro]

Didn't ask

[@thinkgalaxy6199]

Nice me to :)

[@devonmartin1810]

Dreamsmp is lame

[@thinkgalaxy6199]

I remeber this comment at the top now its at the bottem 0-0

[@prolska]

@@devonmartin1810 who said it

[@brandoncampbell7274]

Tufted Deer in Thailand are deer with fangs . . . well . . . tusks, but they definitely look like fangs and it looks like they can easily turn carnivorous if they truly wanted to.

[@nicholasbutterchips6254]

First

[@micro_e]

21:45 I once had a classmate who's left knee was entirely ripped up from a goose attack

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

The plural of octopus isn't octopi. It's octopods. "Octopus" is composed of two Greek particles, "octo-," meaning 8, and "pus," meaning "foot." Thus: "eight-footed/armed."

[@OmolonFluidDynamicsEnjoyer]

You cannot convince me that sandbox tree isn't just an oversized death cactus

[@00SynchronFan00]

Where is the classic narrator with the nice sarcastic undertone?

[@LEEMUR3058]

"Proof nature is metal" Casual geographic's entire channel: Am I a joke to you?

[@StoopidMonkeysMomma]

Here is the thumbnail 16:25 You're welcome

[@vigorousuploading3478]

Yeah, the porcupine is Kid Buu when he didn't know he had God Ki powers. 😂🤝🏿🖤

[@shen-long9082]

Your comment is pathetic. Just delete it brah, so you wont embarrass yourself more so than you already have. 😁😂🤣😆

[@vigorousuploading3478]

@@shen-long9082 You don't like Kid Buu or something mister?

[@caroljo420]

Otters are SO awesome!

[@anitachandra3968]

Man your doing great i can't go 1 day without seeing your videos

[@munchie3909]

I love how the pelican in the thumbnail looks so uncomfortable

[@Cl-2048]

0:22 That's a lot of butterflies. Edit: Also, you should look up bobbit worms; they're terrifying.

[@The_Blazement]

you could make this a series

[@onlinemusicclass9692]

I will tell the most metal thing I've seen its *metal* like iron, silver diamonds and gold

[@D1rt13st-hero]

24:02 sanji as a bird XD