Animal Diseases That Belong In A Horror Movie | Casual Geographic Reaction

[@guardianeris]

About rabies, it's just that it's still very common in wildlife and strays animals in less developed areas of the globe. Even I ran the severe risk of getting rabies when I got bit by a strayish dog on my university campus here in my country, in a completely urban area, in one of the global megalopolises. The dog was believed to be sort of cared by some security guards on the dorms area, and it always was sort of aggressive to students but it got worse with time, and it nipped me on my fingertip as I passed by the building it slept at, and I had to rush to the hospital and start taking the prophylaxis shots. Not even two weeks after the biting incident the peeps at the university group announced that dog suddenly started convulsing and foaming at the mouth and died a weird death where it went rigid, and I knew atm that I had made the right decision to rush to the hospital instead of brushing it off.

[@azekel7687]

You wouldn't have survived to write this comment. I'm glad you did.

[@miajobl]

Dang that's scary, glad you made it ok.

[@potitishogun2961997]

Holy shit, that's a close call... You were wise to take this seriously! 🙏

[@GlennKurusu]

Luckily, the government has been dropping animal feed laced with a vaccine to prevent it from spreading (via raccoons). Unfortunately, it has been used as part of an anti-government conspiracy (“theory”).

[@fatcat5817]

On the brightside as a Rabies Enthusiast myself. The CDC has been manipulating rabies and even said they harbor aerosolized rabies. 😍 February 2020 acip meeting unfinished business. Also in my state its been found naturally in |redacted| as being heavy(big) droplet. Some people died. 🤫 Imagine it released! Truly a deadly beauty. Due to incubation times, you could have a sort of "kill switch". Wonder if the NWO, WEF, or etc... Plan on buying it from them? 🤔

[@charityquill4965]

rabies can also be transmitted when the bodies of an infected animal are eaten. Opossums are GOATs though, because if they consume an infected animal, their internal body temperatures are almost always too low for the virus to take hold. that on top of eating a massive amount of ticks which statistically decreases rates of lyme disease in an area, opossums are one of natures janitors.

[@davidwilliams377]

The tick thing is a myth likely and a claim made on a terrible “study” based on assumptions by bad scientists. No evidence they consume ticks especially on such a major level.

[@alecLogan]

(So, you might have already heard, the ticks thing was a very biased case study and isn’t necessarily accurate) They are very effective at removing infected carrion from remaining in circulation.

[@VelkanAngels]

Yeah, I remember hearing about some people getting rabies, because they'd had organ transplants from someone who was infected (but died of a different cause before the rabies could kill him, if I remember correctly, so the hospital didn't know about it).

[@MiraTheWarlock]

About the girl with the raccoon, I am fairly certain she's unaware the raccoon is mentally ill, as it's not really common knowledge and she just thought it was dancing

[@ishizumontoya8162]

i think one reason ppl contract rabies ( aside from encountering animals in the hyper-aggressive mode) is bc in movies/cartoon you always see the animals foaming at the mouth, never the "drunk/delirious" state, so i think many ppl just see a injured or sick animal and try to help it, without suspecting rabies bc no foaming.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

16:50 You know rabbid animals will attack you right? Lol You don't have to go find them to get attacked. You could walk out your door tomorrow skitten and get attacked by a rabid dog before you even close the door.😂 Just because you and Chavez don't do anything insane doesn't mean you're protected from stuff like this.

[@bluexwings]

Mange makes the skin thicken and scab, and eventually can make it difficult or impossible for animals to open their eyes, mouths, or even breath. It's terribly sad.

[@QuikVidGuy]

"Bill, I'd rather do ANYTHING than go see Mamma Mia. The idea of sitting there, trapped in a musical? That is my own personal hell."

[@xtremedre2565]

I feel like Skitten took the picture of that orca BITING BROS HEAD very well considering her beef with whales.

[@Vincisomething]

Technically they're not whales but yeah

[@azekel7687]

Even though Dolphins are closely related to Whales, Orcas are more closely related to Dolphins, they're only called "Killer Whales" because they hunt whales.

[@potitishogun2961997]

@@Vincisomething Orcas are absolutely whales, they're in the same Cetacean family

[@Vincisomething]

@@potitishogun2961997 no, they are not. It's a common misconceptions for some reason to think they are though. Cetaceans include dolphins and whales, but they are further divided. Cetacean is the order, but dolphins belong to the family odontocetes and whales belong to the family mystecetes. Both families are under the order cetacean as separate groups. Orcas belong to odontocetes, which means "teethed whale". But don't let that trip you up. Odontocetes refers to dolphins. Mysticetes are whales, the ones with baleen. Saying orcas are whales because both are cetaceans is like sort of like saying dogs and cats are the same because they both belong to the order Carnivora. When they actually belong to different families under the carnivora order. I'm a biology major and I've taken marine biology where we were taught this exact thing. Cetacean just refers to all mammals in the ocean. Dolphins and whales are mammals but don't belong in the same family. Orcas belong in the dolphin family. They're not called killer whales because they're whales, they were known to kill whales. It's like saying dogs and cats are the same for being carnivores. Did you know dolphins and porpoises are not the same, either? They belong to a separated family called phocoenidae. All three are cetaceans, but that's sort of like saying dogs, cats, and bears are carnivores.

[@Vincisomething]

@@potitishogun2961997 it gives the same energy as people that think any bug they see is an insect, so they end up naming a spider an insect. Cetacean doesn't refer to just whales, they include whales, porpoises, and dolphins. And orcas are in the dolphin family under the order cetacea. Which also includes families phocoenidae and mysticetes

[@fox-fluffl9002]

Rabies is exactly why, if ever bitten by an animal, you immediately go to the hospital to get treated. Because it's better to be safe and have a false alarm than be buried six feet under because you assumed the animal isn't infected.

[@noahsmith5573]

The cwd hit my home state in 2018 and the bad thing is as casual said you can't just kill the affected deer because it's not enough but also it affects other animals mainly cattle as well in something you've probably heard of before known as mad cow disease if I remember correctly and that's a whole nother bag of bad worms

[@friendsgaming0776]

If you ever go hunting make sure you test the meat for CWD. And yes you can test for it and it is strongly recommended.

[@miajobl]

I was researching about rabies after a my neighbor dog bit me over a year ago, (didn't make direct skin contact and the bite was dry)I didn't even know what rabies was until months later when I was researching dog bite symptoms because I didn't go to the hospital and just brushed it off because it wasnt bad. Here's what I learned: 1) If an animal bites you pet or wildlife call the police and go to hospital even if it is small, make sure to get as much information as possible about the animal 2) Rabies can't travel through Clothes (unless the saliva gets through Clothes)and is killed by soap/ alcoholic, etc 3)It's is preventable as long symptoms haven't started, so usually within 3-6 months but it can be a years later, if you think it's rabies get the shots 4) During the incubation period rabies can't get transmitted to you if an animal bites you because the virus hasn't hit the brain yet so it's not in the saliva yet 5)The shots are extremely expensive, even with insurance, so if it's someone's pet SUE them! Needless to say I got very lucky and my mom got very mad at me when she found out, I'm also paranoid so that didn't help either and now I every once in awhile I worry I might have it although I don't because if I did I would be dead because I didn't get any shots and other health officials have told I would be dead by now. It was a scary learning experience but I'm great full to be alive and well.

[@denisemadison1298]

Just an FYI...there is a type of Rabies.....you have about 24 hours to start the shots before you have to make a will. Even with normal Rabies, the symptoms can start within hours....do not wait ever!

[@Ami-jc2oo]

​@@denisemadison1298 I've even heard it takes 4 days!

[@denisemadison1298]

@@Ami-jc2oo Depends on the type. There is a very rare form that, can activate after 24 hours. Normally, they want you to get the shots with 24 hours after potential infection. Dog rabies is constantly evolving, unlike bat rabies. Those can take 2 days to several years. Once symptoms appear.....you are gonna die. 99.9%. Only 1 person has ever survived after symptoms appeared and she was in a coma for a while, while they supported her bodies needs and required extensive rehab just to walk and talk.

[@jacobborton3114]

Crazy thing about prions is that the protein naturally exists in your body. When the protein folds correctly, it's no issue. It performs the function it's supposed to. It also denatures (unfolds / "dies") much more easily to heat when folded in the correct shape. The disease, seen in humans as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, only comes about when the protein folds itself incorrectly. For some reason, this also causes the prions of neighboring cells to re-fold themselves into this incorrect shape, which is how the disease spreads. Something about this wrong shape also makes it extremely heat resistant, which is why it takes such extreme heat to get it to finally denature. Now, it's been more than a decade since my college microbiology class where we studied this, so they may have changed some of the terminology since then. This is what I remember from that class, though.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

Rabies is a disease in horror films. Cujo is a film about a very loving St Bernard. He gets too curious and chases something into a bat nest where he is bitten on the nose. He gets rabies and becomes the antahonist of the film.

[@jazzycat8917]

Fun fact: the film makers had to tie the dog's tail to his leg in many shots because the good boi was so happy it was just non stop wagging lol

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Pretty sure it was chasing a rabbit. To this day, my dad always refers to any dog as cujo. Usually as a joke, but my dad is not really fond of animals especially dogs.

[@andrescalderonsanchez6515]

I feel like casual geographic just puts cute raccoons 🦝 stuff in every just to mess with chavezz at this points

[@snuggies8037]

Literally had to take a minute to cry over the poor baboon who was left out for being bald. Stupid hormones 😂

[@Aliulo]

That baby monkey looks like the old man from A Quiet Place.

[@brziperiod]

9:42 "... in two packs" COME ON CHAVEZ YOU MISSED A BAR

[@LegendaryTony.]

Invited over a lady friend and we stayed in to watch a bunch of Halloween cartoon specials, had a great time. It was originally only supposed to be a playlist of shorts and half-hour specials, but she convinced me to watch a movie called 'Coraline' and it was awesome, instantly became one of favorite animated films.

[@bluegirl278]

@LegendaryTony Coraline is an awesome movie, always been my favourite

[@brandonreeves6411]

I know no one cares but the Pompeii eruption had no magma/lava flow. Just putting that out there. Not every volcanic eruption does.

[@malumkishin8608]

Bro really said 'Fuck out my face,I got ah game ta win'.....He deserves to be in the Hall of Fame just for that cuz god damn dude dead ass hit a flying bat out of the air but then caught another W for his team.....Also the fact he was even able ta hit the bitch is incredible and you can see him lean over ta look at it,bro was one hundred percent either making sure he got that kill or was calling that bat ah bitch.Either that has ta be one of the most 'IDGF Moments' I've ever seen in Sports.

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

11:30 They are invasive species and just like all invasive species in Florida like iguanas etc They are hunted on site but again like he said there are hundreds of them and they continue to breed and multiply. You're not going to be able to get them all.

[@rext.b.4436]

Bro, talking about repeating patterns with Zoocosis (or how it's spelled), that's literally a genre over on Tiktok with those NPC streams. Every single one of those viewers and those "people", Zoocosis.

[@QuikVidGuy]

I really didn't need to see that fox get eaten by maggots eyes-first that's one of the things I hate most partly because of the visual texture and especially because watching something slowly deflate is just grotesque I knew I would have to not look at the screen for most of the video but I looked back JUST in time to see too much of that

[@demonik2108]

I'm from San Antonio, that bat slap was and still is hilarious!! Manu a legit goat foreal

[@KK-qm8bo]

9:04 You both are amazing at what you do. Its because your so casual with your channels you make us feel like were your friends even though we dont know you. Like the first thought that pops into my mind when i see a new vid on your channel is 'oh my friends Chavez and Skitten have posted a vid'

[@AFIoridaman]

11:32 i think there's a few reasons one there very much a smaller problem vs the python problem we have two the risk of infection is very much minimal and its a good tourist attraction.

[@ryanreilly7050]

16:52 to be honest I believe the vast majority of Rabies cases are from the homeless not those who have jobs to be able to afford medical care to get checked up.

[@lizzieandmocha1131]

My great-grandmother had a brother that got "maddogbit"; he died from rabies. He got bit by a rabid dog and died. They were farmers and so they lived out in the country. It's something that just doesn't happen too often in first world countries.

[@jbark678]

7:16 The mom: Oops, I messed up. We gotta go bald.

[@allaninaet2835]

Interesting fact, it's suspected that Edgar Allen Poe died of rabies.

[@mixednarwhal]

8:34 The first thing I thought of was that Tiktok trend where people just repeated a cycle of acting like an NPC.

[@rosalindalaboy7111]

A minute in; if You guys never watched the horror play *The Guy who Doesn’t like Musicals*, you should.

[@christopherrobinhood9802]

1:50 It could also be a racist joke about raccoons (by taking out the “rac” in the beginning) in jail.

[@xN0XvRVLEZx]

I definitely don't think that was the joke lol

[@christopherrobinhood9802]

@@xN0XvRVLEZx that’s why I said it could be. It definitely wasn’t but it could be.

[@ZeallustImmortal]

​@@christopherrobinhood9802Go outside sometime

[@xN0XvRVLEZx]

I'm talking about the assumption of it even being that, like i'm pretty sure it was a sex joke since its a stereotype that female prison guards do "favors" for inmates. Where was ur mind wandering brodie??@@christopherrobinhood9802

[@Ruosteinenknight]

What makes rabies so dangerous is that it is one that have lot of uncertainty factors coming with it. The average is that it can take 20-90 days before symptoms appear, but there has been cases where symptoms have appeared as soon as 4 days or several years after an infection. And once the symptoms have set in, it's either to lease a casket or try the Milwaukee Protocol(a medically induced coma, with 14% survival rate). it depends where you get it and where get bitten. Anything near your spine or brain, like neck is to be treaded as possibble scenario. And if you were bitten by a bat, then that should be treated as imminent danger. Bats have such robust immune system that they can withstand lots of punishment from diseases without losing their lives. Which is a bad news for humans, as whatever is unpleasant for bats could be certainly deadly for humans. This doesn't just stop with rabies and bats can survive as dreadfull diseases as Ebola and even dreaded Marburg-virus.

[@Ikeavelli]

As a San Antonian I enjoyed the ending

[@robxholicfoxyfan8552]

I knew that as soon as this Casual Geographic released, this video reaction would soon follow.

[@boristheclown]

Greek religion had a goddess of rabies, her name is Lyssa and she was noted as being sent by Hera to drive Heracles mad, and does that to Dionysus and Athamas too.

[@dominicanemperor28]

I know Creuztfield-Jakob disease from Batman: Arkham Knight. Fuck Grey's Anatomy.

[@MegaMrMinecraft1]

Bruh, same.

[@christosgiannopoulos828]

Those prions sounds like they'd make good bioweapons. Good as in effective. We'll have to make them act faster and find a way to make them target specific somehow, but it might be possible Oh and if anyone actually does it, I had the idea first

[@TheDeanFredericks]

"Greys Anatomy" is hilarious 😭😭😭

[@bus6292]

I edited a mango worm extraction video into a Disney-style musical number. Your husband will love it!

[@pimphandjesus4667]

Chavezz and Skitten videos are environmental enrichment 😂

[@dxeka1994]

Skitten...you...you recalled a line from Godzilla King of the Monsters?! You ARE indeed my Queen! U____U I bow before you! XD

[@Kb-gn4cr]

If you want to to see how horrific prions are check out mad cow disease outbreak in the UK in the 90s

[@Josiah04]

8:55 i will say, you and chavezz are the *only* reaction channels i watch, for the reasons you guys list.

[@CreepyPersonCube.]

7:09 Oh no somebody get this boy a sock so he can be free.

[@kurlissdismuke2052]

Yup. I remember Manu Ginobli became HIM when he slapped thee shit out of that bat 🦇 and picked it up.

[@90bubbel60]

also, 60 000 deaths from rabies is almost certainly a underestimation, its thought to be MUCH higher, oh and there has only been 27 recorded survivors of rabies in all of documented history.

[@mutecryptid]

I have zoocosis too, I get it

[@tonygunker5341]

I 200% agree with Chavezz i hate musicals

[@fburnsDubstepEnderFox]

So glad I didn't get rabies from the bat I helped years ago. Sucker bit me. 😅

[@Hermititis]

How many years ago, though? Like the video said, there have been documented cases where the virus lay dormant for over 6 years.

[@Memekyu]

7:14 Dobby needs a new barber

[@Seventh_Shade]

1.3 MILLION LIKES!?

[@CaptGoku]

I feel u chavezz n ur hate for musicals

[@kickingitwithlondyn9901]

I hate how he hates raccoons because there like some of the best animals ever really any time he says something about a raccoon I literally rage like geesh like why do he hate them so much

[@bismayparida2115]

So Rabies is closest to a potential Zombie virus?

[@Hellbrid]

I thought it meant prison visit😐

[@Hellbrid]

Costume pics🥺🖤?

[@WMAVZ]

I'm proud of being Argentinian, we have A pope Two of the best football/soccer players of all time The biggest dinosaur ever discovered And a walking antivirus

[@Misto_deVito6009]

11:28 cuz PETA

[@williammccorkle2493]

🗿👍

[@VelvetMochi9667]

Uhhhh

[@nickgrisso1416]

while rabies is bad, im not upset about learning its illegal to kill stray dogs in India

[@davidcr566]

Yes, it should be illegal though not to kill one showing the symptoms of rabies. That disease is really something that no animal should ever have to experience unless we know he can be saved.

[@justinmoore2838]

hi

[@SixArmedSweater]

Your husband needs to stop making snide comments about you like that.

[@nemomo6026]

It's playful, they make comments about each other and it's obviously a joke, they're chill about it

[@Misto_deVito6009]

Really mate?

[@manticoredog2501]

OR, just hear me out here: Don't tell people you don't know irl how to be in a relationship

[@xN0XvRVLEZx]

They're obviously jokes, don't be such a snowflake my guy

[@thekalenichannel1812]

If you don't like teasing, it's perfectly ok to set that boundary in your relationships. But I think you should mind your business when it comes to others relationships, it comes off as pretty rude

[@DannyplrRyan]

Technically, conjugal visits are not sexual in nature. A conjugal visit means an "Unsupervised" visit with a loved one, (it usually leads to sex but is not mandatory).