The Most Generational Rivalries in the Animal Kingdom [Casual Geographic] DB Reaction

Follow my socials and links to my music
linktr.ee/Darr...
I have Patreon if you would like to support the channel!
$3 - Thanks for your support!
$5 - One reaction request from me! Limited spots!
$10 - Two reaction requested from me! Limited spots!
/ darrnellbradley
Omni Man Rap | "WAR" | Darrnell Bradley Ft. NemRaps, ASTRSK*, and Kumodo Dragon [Invincible]
• Omni Man Rap | "WAR" |...
Original Video:
• The Most Generational ...
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS

[@Zippy_Ace]

20:02 The gator posthumously used a "get out of jail" card

[@dylanmason5190]

Ditto on the healthy respect for reptiles, very few of them are social and almost none of the big ones are so if your lucky you'll get a hiss but otherwise no warning.

[@deelee5958]

On the flip side the kind of snake the average person wants to get as a pet will have a bite far far far far far less intense than a cat or dog

[@deelee5958]

I’ve had a few reasonably sized snakes and the one single one that bit me it was like being poked by a toothpick- meanwhile a dog bite is like oops hospital time where is my fingies

[@destinedvirus7673]

Here 5 Reasons we Want Hornets and Wasp In Our Ecosystem Pollination: While they are not as effective as bees, hornets and some species of wasps do contribute to pollination. As they forage for nectar, pollen sticks to their bodies and gets transferred from flower to flower, aiding in the fertilization of plants. Predator Control: Hornets and wasps are predatory insects that feed on a variety of pests such as caterpillars, flies, and spiders. By controlling the populations of these pests, they help maintain the balance of insect populations in ecosystems. Decomposition: Some species of wasps are scavengers and feed on carrion. They help break down dead animals, accelerating the decomposition process and recycling nutrients back into the soil. Prey for Other Animals: Hornets and wasps are themselves a food source for various animals including birds, reptiles, and other insects. They contribute to the food chain, supporting the survival of predators higher up in the ecosystem. Biodiversity: The presence of hornets and wasps contributes to biodiversity by occupying various ecological niches. They are part of the intricate web of interactions among organisms in ecosystems, contributing to overall ecosystem health and resilience.

[@jayd.doubledubs]

Casual: These animals have beef. Let them cook

[@jasondamrau9943]

Bro, did you just hit me with a Hecules and Yugioh, one two combo reference. Damn that gets a suscriber right there

[@TheWilku22]

20:25 lmaooo 😂😂😂😂 Eat you spell, bust out 😂😂

[@voydcat8089]

We need hornets because they cook the insects that destroy our crops.

[@illuminossentertainment3253]

I feel the same way about snakes as you do. Spiders on the other hand...yeah fuck them.

[@abo6566]

As someone named Andrew and born in the same year of the hurricane… oops

[@mari-du7wl]

Wasps and hornets are mostly important because certain larger animals eat them and the population may not be sustained properly (tldr assholes exist because there good food)

[@janoahstegall2651]

Ophidiophobia. Fear of snek

[@mari-du7wl]

So unrelated but kinda funny,my dads name is darrell and call centers always fuck up and call him darrnell so whenever i see ur name i think of my dad be annoyed in a funny way

[@Misto_deVito6009]

14:54 im proud of you 😊

[@demonik2108]

Yesssiiirr

[@emilyrose9760]

Yea that whole python reproduce comment is weird, HOWEVER, boa's and burmese pythons which are the main 2 invading/ruining the Florida ecosystem are able to reproduce A-sexually, aka "don't need no man" lol soo yea just cuz you see them out there doesn't automatically mean there's a whole lot of puckin lmao

[@leechowning2712]

The main assumption was the "we do not think they can tolerate the weather", like the ones released in NYC or CHI. They will not reproduce, because they die off first.