Things You Will See for the First Time in Your Life - Part 35

[@kayja2949]

When I was 13 I accidentally made friends with the squirrel who lived in the Mulberry tree in front of our house. We didn't have air conditioning in the house so I would sit on the front steps to cool off in the summer. One day the squirrel came down to the lowest branch and proceeded to stare me down. That went on for a few days until he hopped down to the grass under the tree. I had loaded my pockets with peanuts and threw a few to him. He cautiously moved to retrieve them, with a grab-and-dash movement. By the third day, he came right up to me when I came outside, waiting for his treat. He was a hungry little guy and loved the peanuts! We remained friends throughout that summer and I believe he trusted me completely. I'm 73 now and it will always be one of my cherished memories.

[@mikekennedy5470]

When I was a kid in the 60'S my grand mother would sit on the front porch every night after dinner and hand feed multiple squirrels that went on for years .

[@lissanne9769]

I loved your stories. Thanks for sharing.

[@kayja2949]

@@lissanne9769🥰😍

[@maryannstout7600]

What a lovely story. Thanks.😊

[@AutisticRat898]

Beautiful story! But what is the thing with all the grandpas and grandmas in these replies tho-

[@AmandaLubani]

The musicians in the subway was amazing!! So beautiful I would love to experience something like that 💜

[@robertthompson4393]

Vivaldi is one of my favorite composers of all time

[@AmandaLubani]

@@robertthompson4393 it's so beautiful.. Truly mesmerizing 💜

[@johnheilds8116]

Nobody was even paying any attention, they were either walking by or looking at their phones. You hear something like that you pay attention.

[@ImAlwaysHere1]

I've been to many major cities around the world and have found impromptu performances in all of them. Not always musical, either. I love touring cities. New Orleans has an incredible street music scene.

[@РахилПеличев]

Some years ago, I was going through an underpass, there was also a metro station ; when I was climbing up the stairs to go out, I heard someone playing a violin. I love listening to violins, chellos, contrabass. So I followed the sound up the stairs, and there was standing this beautiful young woman, playing the violin, trying to earn some extra lev (this is our money's name, I am from Bulgaria 🇧🇬). I stopped, gave her some coins, I just didn't have more, and spent the next, about, 15 minutes listening to her playing and it was so wonderful, so beautiful. I still recall those minutes with nostalgia and happiness. 🌹

[@Candybrickwall]

That’s not quick sand. That’s a shore on the beach

[@reneewooley1240]

I know Ben the rescue guy! I live 30 miles south in Temple. I’m part of a web of wildlife rescue/sanctuaries. I’m just getting started though. My family has always had exotic animals, we actually have had a license since the 80’s. . It was cool back then to own exotics that other people couldn’t have. Now we can actually use it for good. I’ll soon be taking in rescues of all kinds and rehabilitating what we can to go back out to the wild. For the beasties that can’t be released… I have 140 acres dedicated to living their remaining life out in safety and happiness. Hopefully I’ll have time to start my own KZbin channel

[@tonib.3016]

That's awesome!!!!

[@A1441]

OSCAR's peek-a-boo show before a hungry cat is the cutest thing I've ever seen today. So adorable!

[@minecraftpro8461]

Yeah and this guy deserves a oscar

[@emmasteers5220]

That peekaboo parrot was hilarious, I didn't realize that Indian ring necks were capable of talking, I live in UK and there are wild ones, in my old flat when I looked out the kitchen window there were quite a few in the tree. I used to love watching them, they had a very unique chirp that's quite loud but lovely to hear in a place like England

[@Kurominos1]

funny stuff is Birds like Magpies ,Crows ,Ravens , jays ,Starlings and many many others can talk too

[@cydkriletich6538]

They should teach it to say “Here, KittyKittyKitty!” 😹

[@rebeccavlasak689]

This is Ronnie. The brother to Rebecca. I am leaving this story under her account from her ph. I fell into a different form of quicksand that is very deadly out in Mojave Desert in California. I had just climbed out of the Colorado River behind a trailer park. I had been invited to have steak, eggs & hash browns for breakfast at this trailer park with some friends. I floated the 6-7 miles from Needles California to this trailer park south of Needles. The trailer park sits right on the River's Edge on the California side. After seeing some gentleman fishing on the bank, I asked them where was the trailer park at? They said you are here! By the time I was able to get out of the river, the current pulled me into a peninsula just south of the trailer park. I was going to have to walk maybe 1000+ feet to the park. As I started walking, I came across an area that looked just like a flat dry lake bed. "Just like it!" I decided to take advantage of the flat ground & cut across it. I could save myself the trouble of Stepping around all of the bushes, rocks & hilly Terrain. It looked like a perfect, flat, dry, lake bed. Just as I stepped onto it, I immediately sunk up to my neck. I discovered it was a disgusting sewer cesspool that had a light layer of dust about 1/2 inch on top of it! OMG! Can you imagine dying that way? 😳 No one would ever know what happened to you! Thank God I still had a good grip on my blow-up raft I was using for floating on the River with or, that would have been the end of me! Disgustingly..... It was very thick & hard to climb out of! I immediately went back over to the River & bathed myself off very thoroughly for the next 20 minutes or so. I could not believe this had happened to me. The ground looks so solid! Not all quicksands are the same. This type of quicksand (as disgusting as it is),.. will kill you!

[@ms.bunniesarecute2287]

Omg im SO thankful you're alive and im so sorry you had to go through that...literally. very shitty situation 😂. Sorry, had to. Seriously though, happy youre alive and were nere a river to bath in. I had to put on some extra lotion after reading your story lol

[@karyannfontaine8757]

Thank you for sharing this. What a frightening experience. That is why I test terrain before trusting it.

[@Kinetic_the_1st]

That bird saying,”pikaboo” every time it shows itself to the cat is so wholesome.

[@Azulastuff]

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[@Som3RanDoMPeRs0n]

@@Azulastuff 9:23

[@PlxsteredH34rt]

Ikr 🥰 so cute ☺️

[@cateeadens5545]

Ah, Yes, not conducive to sexy time with oneself.

[@fire6475]

I don't really understand the wholesome part but i do find it funny, mostly cuz he is prob just repeating something their owner said to them or maybe to a baby/kid

[@amodernalchemist432]

*BeWare* Bears *love* the smell of fried chicken and they *particularly* enjoy the used fryer grease from KFC!! It works great for bait. 🐻

[@jeremy-psychonautlsdmtdr-k5140]

I’m pretty sure the Oscar the bird is smart enough to know it’s safe. Parrots are incredibly smart

[@saurioperro]

6:23 It is common to see performers do this on subway stations, especially in Manhattan. But I always tend to appreciate their talent when I encounter one of them.

[@nunyabisniss1179]

I have ALWAYS wanted to see a musician ( s) in a subway like y'all do! Although, I've seen many busker's in my life, in different cities in America and a couple in other countries. However, experiencing it in the subways through NYC would be a dream for me. I didn't have the luck the two times I've been. Bless you! Love your comment ❤️

[@florarix7091]

This guy was truly amazing.

[@ImAlwaysHere1]

Yes. New York is amazing.

[@sharky8512]

The parrot proves that birds are much more then just instincts...

[@davidletasi3322]

I was caught in quick sand while fossil hunting in a Polk County phosphate mine in 1993. The wet sand buried me up to my waist. I simply laid back flat and pulled each leg out until I was just laying horizontal against the wet sand. I then simply rolled side ways to a dry area of firm sand to where I was able to stand up right. I definitely got pretty muddy but got out on my own. Never panick. You just sink deeper, trying to pull yourself out by staying verticle.

[@amandapittar9398]

I used to live in Aberdeen. My washing used to freeze solid regularly. Absolutely solid. I’ve snapped the arm off a shirt. We used to stand the washing up in the kitchen. It was difficult to get off the line once frozen over. My poor hands were bright red with the cold.

[@rynnvxk]

The bear that found the camera should start its own KZbin channel.

[@jievilezoviyie9453]

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[@Shivshakti_2005-o6v]

Fr 😂

[@deeznuggs51]

Lol

[@adenmikail2952]

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[@meenalroy794]

And copy Be Amazed..

[@That80sGuy1972]

I've done that water-covered frozen lake thing. I won't get into why, I don't want to be judged. I thought I was going to need to swim at some point but I realized the water under my feet had ice... ice that was already cracking. So, I ran to keep ahead of the cracking. I got away because the guys chasing me fell right through the ice I damaged... and my friends that hid got away because the guys chasing us turned into a bit of a rescue from ice and escape from ice party. Here's the ironic part. Locals there still talk about "that kid who lived here for a while was so fast he could run on water" while the guys saying the lake was froze over are painted as bruised-ego liars who just could not catch him. I could go back and clear that up but, even after decades, I don't want to out myself as being part of that group. That guy who ran across that lake... was the ice cracking under his feet while he ran or was the ice too thick for that?

[@GasemJuuden]

We just stood on the ice an hammered it. We both knew an know what happens next 😉

[@redland3170]

bro is this a life story?

[@That80sGuy1972]

@@redland3170 Anecdote. My f^cked up life cannot be said even in summary in the comments section.

[@That80sGuy1972]

@@GasemJuuden Ah, so smart about it. 😉

[@SundayMourningLove]

@@That80sGuy1972 I'm extremely interested in knowing *why* you had to run across that lake ( and why your friends had to hide ) to get away from those guys? What kind of mischief were you up to? Lol!

[@ameliecampo8767]

Congrats on 10 million subs I've been watching for over 3 years and your videos are so fun to watch I love to see what the future brings

[@JasonPlayZRoblox]

it brings 7 bil subs

[@darkphantom7774]

ameile he has 100m now its 2022

[@kevinkusman2081]

not all quicksand is the same depending on what type, you could actually not escape it by yourself like in this video.... if you try to forcefully pull yourself out in those types, you could actually rip yourself in half... there were cases where people got severely injured from trying to be pulled out from a quicksand... some people even die because of these half baked information... just look for it yourself about all these information... btw there are quicksand that you can't even move in it... and some that swallows you very quickly and you can actually drown in it... each type of quicksand has a proper way of saving the person trapped in it... the types depend on the mixture of water, sand and soil composition... the common thing to note is to never panic and try to get to the shore/edge of it... the funny thing is since i was a kid i thought this same thing was the way to get out of quicksand when i saw that type of demo as well.... but turns out this only works for those types specifically... and i heard some horror stories of people actually dying in pretty dangerous types following some "common" techniques to get out of quicksand.... yea the guy drowned...

[@monicacollins8289]

A survival show demonstrated that if you sink to your knees in quicksand or thick mud, lean gently backward until your back is on the surface, arms out, for weight distribution. You'll be able to dislodge your lower legs, and use your arms to propel your floating body to solid ground.

[@roberharpane3524]

@@monicacollins8289 ,, that actually sounds reasonable & effectively logical. I've never been trapped in quicksand & generally stay away from swampy areas but if I'm ever cast into such a scenario,, I'll remember the "monicacollins" survival technique & escape methodology. You may have just saved my life Monica,, thanks!!

[@Shivshakti_2005-o6v]

Aww, Dababy the kangaroo wearing a diaper is the cutest thing I've ever seen. Hope, it gets to live a happy and secure life. Also, the curious little capuchin monkey is beyond adorable. It was like "I know there is another like me, but where does it disappear so quickly?". LOL After a sad day, you made me feel better by uploading this amazing video. Thank you very much. You are the best.

[@irishgrl]

Da baby lives the life in Texas with Uncle Ben at Urban Rescue Ranch 👍

[@Corrie-Lee]

I see you all the time in the comment section and had to say hello. This must be your favourite channel out here too? Hope you have a great day

[@someonewiththenicknamescre9292]

*DABABY*

[@Shivshakti_2005-o6v]

@@Corrie-Lee Hello! Yes, you're right. This is the channel that I love the most or in other words this is my favorite channel. Thanks and have a great day too, Corrie.

[@Corrie-Lee]

@@Shivshakti_2005-o6v you're most welcome

[@ShepherdschapelYTexplainsbible]

I got an unction to share this note. Lets Turn to God Theseasonorg explains the whole Bible God bless

[@debbiethibault9846]

We are talking about fox here, not fairytales

[@missg.5940]

An unction is an ointment. Your sentence makes no sense.

[@trendyinsight9080]

That natural water slide adventure looks like a lot of fun:)

[@fionataituave98]

Same

[@BeAmazed]

ikr! I'd love to give that a try

[@reece3163]

It does colon close bracket

[@shadowmarauder6033]

In my gramps’s farm in the mountains we have a natural water slide as well. Smaller that the one here, but still great!

[@copcakebird]

@@BeAmazed nice voice crack 20:24

[@loritester4454]

The man going down the "WATER SLIDE" made my tail bone hurt.... LOL

[@manoteriuesgaming]

9:41 The cat be like to: *I am about to hunt u and u are playing with me?* Still it was really cute seeing the parrot playing

[@gachaiscrapsoisthecomunity6395]

The FitnessGram PACER Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The test is used to measure a student's aerobic capacity as part of the FitnessGram assessment. Students run back and forth as many times as they can, each lap signaled by a beep sound.

[@lennix8432]

So many voice cracks... But that doesn't matter, thanks once again for your work to deliver us this amazing content!

[@roveish]

10 MIL, NICE!

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That sandworm fangs looked more like the Alien mouth the way it jumped out at him. Never seen one before, so it would have got me with the fangs/teeth hidden like that. Bet it catches a few off guard that didnt know about it. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@BeAmazed]

agreed! If you picked one of those up without knowing about the fangs it'd be a terrifying discovery (and probably painful too!)

[@toddfondakowski6119]

I owned a company for 25 years everything my house my home then became homeless. I even lived in the woods for a year and I have my Grizzly Adams by myself. I never lost faith in God or Jesus I only cried once during that time it was winter when I was living in the woods. I had a house that was worth $300,000 I have a short sale it and I got 125,000 for it boats trucks and a thriving business and it all went in a blink of an eye and started my business a 24 year four years old I don’t electrician. I’m losing everything living the way I had to I finally came out of the dark it took about three years of praying and having faith in God. I don’t care what people think of me. The only way I got through the situation was with Jesus and God on my shoulder. Materialistic things is not what life‘s about life is short. And people judge books by their covers. At one point in my life I was knocking on your door and fixing your crap for you. In a heartbeat I was a homeless man sitting on a park bench with people spitting on me. People talking about me! But I was still better than those people because I had what they didn’t have that was faith that God was gonna pull me through this. Now I’m gonna be writing a book called skeletons in my closet. Now I possess two electrical licenses. By being strong, and never losing faith in the Lord. I was actually happier living in the woods and the big expensive house that built with my own two hands. What people don’t understand is human beings are very greedy they don’t care about each other and you always judge at face value. And you have to remember that lives in allusion and you never know who you’re talking to on the streets. I still cannot believe I made it through three years of hell starving dirty and people looking down at me and no one helping me except one person to give me a second chance and help me through the hardest times of my life. And that person was brought to me for a reason because God brought brought that person into my life I didn’t lose my riches or my house over drinking and drugs I lost my house and people not paying their bills and the government taking everything from me. The biggest lesson I learned from what happened to me is life is short life‘s not about materialistic things it’s about knowing there’s something more powerful out there in yourself. I’ve saved seven people in my life from dying I don’t know where I ever got the power to do this for people overdose in front of me and those black as night and he magically came back to life it might be the CPR learned I’m not sure but I can guarantee you this. When I blew myself off of side of a house with electricity at 24 years old by slipping off the roof with the lateral from the transformer from a telephone pole and I grab the side of the house I blew myself can come and there was Jesus in front of me staring at me he was in a white altar boy robe and he had a gold scarf went all the way down past his knees. And he looked exactly like the man you see on the cross. All she did at that point in time was just stare at me she was in the sky I could see his whole body, when I got electrocuted it felt like a tractor-trailer truck hit me in the chest in there he stood. Everyone man I know it says I should’ve died that day that’s a secondary of a 13 eight transformer. That’s 13,800 V kick down to 120 240 with no breaker. How I survive there’s only one way it wasn’t my time I should’ve died that day. When I snapped back to I was still standing actually sitting on top of the roof with the wire still in my hand. I finished putting in the electrical service on the house because if I didn’t finish it I would’ve never been able to work on electricity again. So in short stop worrying about your life stop worrying how bad you think you have it because other people in life have it much worse than you have. I don’t care who is reading this because I’m a proud man and you can see that’s my boat next to my message that’s fine too. And her name was the enigma. I built that boat and I painted that boat know someone else is riding that boat I have a saw that cheap to. I came from a average life and I built everything I owned to living in a tent in the woods. If you could do that then let me know how much of a person you really are in the middle of the winter alone I’m still not where I wanna be in life but least one thing I’ve learned is everything that’s happened to me since I lost my house just change my life for the better that you’re a happier person now thanks for listening to my thoughts now I have to go to work for the day I start off every day by listening to a positive KZbin video to start my day life not about materialistic things nice about having faith in God whatever your higher power is. But I can tell you this Jesus really exist because I seen him for myself. My father is an American hero God rest his soul clock from President Nixon jumping into a river and shaving a kids life that was six years old fell into it. He was on the water for 15 minutes are you still came out with that kid. He has more awards on his wall what he did at 31 years old the president United States to the veterans foreign wars plaque and five others I was literally born 10 months after that incident happen with him. He told me it was like die to. He walked into the light in a tunnel in a little boy in his arms and I was he heard was a loud screeching sounds like something was talking to him and it didn’t have a language that he knew him to go back and he was going into a bright light at the same time. I’m the only one that knows the story I never told my brother never told my sister and he never told his wife what he told me. I still have my fathers cross made out of wood around his neck around my rearview mirror of my truck but I recently acquired to go back to work do my job. As long as you have faith in your higher power you’ll always be rich. The dollar in your pocket means nothing because you can be taken away in a heartbeat

[@fionataituave98]

I watch every single videos of yours and always sub and clicked on the bell and always gave it a thumbs up because of how much you put into these videos

[@JesseStLouis]

thanks for the love @BE AMAZED !!

[@herecomesjunior2914]

That deer made me laugh so hard I couldn't breath

[@BeAmazed]

same here haha!

[@herecomesjunior2914]

@@BeAmazed so happy to you loved my comment

[@SundayMourningLove]

Did it have a red rag inside of it so deer that attack it think it's blood? Why would it need that though, deer aren't *that* intelligent, are they? 🦌

[@apocalypticwarrior9169]

@@SundayMourningLove deer are very smart

[@PeterRattin]

I actually saw one of those robo dogs at my school the other day. They’re actually quite intimidating and a little frightening.

[@rebeccaschultz5382]

Soo

[@PeterRattin]

@@rebeccaschultz5382 So, it was cool

[@roguerebel2947]

I want a robo dog as my next service animal. I can only imagine the tasks it could be taught to perform😯

[@TexasScratchMan]

im addicted to watching The Urban Rescue Ranch. He does a great job with comedy and rescue farming, its awesome

[@sfsrrussian4424]

idk why but i keep watching your videos again and again without even getting bored

[@Statemannbruhhhhhhh]

Same

[@dawinalexander9433]

The monkey looking in the mirror makes me remember when I had my dogs an cats look at their reflection too 🤣

[@johnstrand7456]

Some fifty years ago New York harpist Daphne Hellman used to haul her 6 foot pedal harp and an amp down to the subway platform where she played jazz - her group was known as "Hellman's Angels" - symphony violinist Joshua Bell has also

[@didoryan3537]

I love cats and parrots 🦜 🐈 ❤️ ❤️

[@kibbles8612]

Congrats on 10 million subs!! Thank you for making so many different amazing videos, you can never go wrong when watching any of your videos, I've been watching for over 5 years, and your videos are always soooo interesting. Hope you keep making videos for years to come!

[@shadowajsfamily]

Yeah! 🤩

[@gamelover3558]

"I've been watching for over 5 years" You joined youtube in 2021

[@shadowajsfamily]

@@gamelover3558 nah nah nah my old channel says no my old channel is ShadowAj Error

[@gamelover3558]

@@shadowajsfamily I was not talking about you I was talking bout kibbles

[@shadowajsfamily]

@@gamelover3558 alright then ig even tho it said my channel name the first time -_-

[@danteanimation3994]

That water park was fun

[@AmandaLubani]

💜 this channel been watching for years now!! Congrats on 10million

[@Mochibitz]

I'm actually really quite pleased that this has turned into a bunch of wholesome animal videos

[@kathybrandt6060]

Hello, this is an idea for the gentleman who went and found all the slides down under. There are a number of rivers in Tennessee where they have natural slides. I think you should give it a try.

[@salcalysto7583]

Oki

[@katiamurguiarangel7092]

Loved your video, thanks for clarifying the work and the movement of the piece so exquisitely played in the Subway in New York... I've heard it many times, yet did not recognize it,... So many interesting things, Thank you for making it! Best Regards from Puebla, Mexico.. Yiieiii😊

[@TheTechAdmin]

6:29 This happens pretty much every other day. It does make it less _special_ , but not less amazing.

[@traycwilson945]

These clips were totally awesome thank you! I had a question though what was the brand of the GoPro that the bear was trying to eat? If it can survive that I want to buy one lol.

[@AgeofEon]

The brand IS GoPro...

[@t.mendous7922]

Looked like that to me also, but I understand the confusion as it has become the stereotype word for that kind of camera, just like Kleenex

[@SundayMourningLove]

@@t.mendous7922 yeah you're right, at this point they're all called go-pro, no matter the brand.

[@rjust2297]

I like the bear eating the chicken! One time where I live here in southern. We had some apples that were fermented on the ground and the bear came and ate them. Most drunk bear I've ever seen 🤣

[@FenrisTheWolfofDoom]

The bear is smart. Food is something to love

[@taffingtonboathouse5754]

Meanwhile In Soviet Russia

[@danteanimation3994]

I love squirrels

[@BabsisHere]

Ice is an amazing thing! It can look like water and yet be frozen! Move your feet fast enough and you can run on thin ice!!!

[@elizabethalvarado8698]

Just be careful, or you'll get no traction, and you'll slip!

[@Rocky-rh3rz]

Dear BE AMAZED.. Can I suggest for a topic? Why are there more than a couple (.. ughh .. shows..) programs entitled "Ghost Busters" in the 70s and 80s? • what's the differences between them? • Who were the different producers? Thanks man.

[@wutang80oc39]

theres natural walterslides in Sedona, Arizona. I remember seeing trout in the random pools in the slide area. they are in a canyon with red rock, called slide rock state park. also theres a cliff diving area and the rock is smooth enough you don't even need a tube.

[@JesseStLouis]

Fossil Creek Falls is better though i think, a bit steeper

[@Infernobusinessboi]

Mans don’t clickbait holy crap what a legend

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That cat was shooting daggers at the bird. He was ready to do some damage. It was a game to the bird, and a cool one too. Pretty awesome actually. Bad day if the cat gets his way. He was so ready to go. Spring loaded. No chance for bird.

[@fandroid6491]

Fun fact: In the United States alone, outdoor cats kill approximately 2.4 billion birds every year. Birds really has no chance to da floofy lovey wuvvy cat. And yes I stole it from google lol.

[@dingo1666]

Poor little sandwormy 😍. Why oh why do I always love every frigging helpless, caught animal, even if their cuteness is somewhat challenging?😂

[@carri7405]

speaking of blurring the line from predator and prey, one time I saw a snake try to eat a lizard and then the lizard tried to eat the snake. Neither one got lunch that day.

[@Kraken9911]

There's not an absence of gravity on the ISS. Earth's gravitational field extends far beyond Earth's orbit. They are in free fall the same as anyone jumping off a building but their velocity is high enough that it has them falling in a line that is parallel to Earth's surface. Gravity makes that line a circle if drawn in 2d.

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

If you enjoyed the weaver ants, this week's Ants Canada video is about just that with some awesome camera work!

[@SundayMourningLove]

Those weaver ants were amazing! Ants in general are amazing, really! The way they always work together and perform seemingly impossible feats is truly incredible! Is 'Ants Canada' a YT show? I'm going to have to look it up 🐜☺️

[@ricardorivera6539]

OG comment 💯💯💯

[@karyannfontaine8757]

Quicksand was always a fear due to how it was portrayed in books and movies. Love the escape demonstration. In the early 70s, my boyfriend and I, were fishing from a rocky outcrop in the sea. The Sandworms deliver a nasty bite! We were using them as bait. I learned how to put the creature on my hook, quickly, without a bite. Loved Ben for his work for exotic animals needing help. The Urban Rescue Ranch is a sanctuary for animals in need of help.

[@UTU49]

I've spent many hours staying on top of the water. Ice Hockey.

[@lkandan1]

Congratulations on 10 million!

[@mr.emaaejae6058]

How shocked would a Hummingbird be in zero gravity? 🤔

[@Derek_Wyld]

You got me fucked up wanna throw one dem bitches up into space and watch lmfao

[@RevenantBob]

Cats don't always eat prey animals. Some cats do have some awareness that eating pets isn't okay. I had a hamster that used to escape sometimes and my cat would get me so I would put the hamster back in the cage.

[@sharonhobbs4144]

Quicksand: Yeah it's not that simple. Some types are as you describe, some are water with dissolved leaf matter which can grow plants on top, and more

[@mikewebb7807]

Yeah, ikr! Plus she expected the whole "being in quicksand" scenario. The way they get somebody is usually when the person is trying to escape it and when they do get a chance to step out of it they lose their balance and fall into it with their whole bodies, making It way harder to escape. In this type of case it only needs to be a few feet deep

[@ceanbalumos2356]

Sheesh all this videos are amazing and satisfying

[@Saki.978]

20:25 BE AMAZE'S VOICE CRACK!!!

[@Miker-z1h]

Bucky’s head pops off. Real buck freaks out and says “fudge this 💩”. 🤣🤣🤣… You know that seeing dummies head roll scarred him worse than Bambi…

[@andrewlanglois6362]

13:02 for those Weaver Ants, even while Inedible to them, they will gather those leaves to eat their rot (the silky moss you see growing), once it overgrows some.

[@andrewlanglois6362]

only the Leaves are Inedible to them. They eat the moss as their main Staple.

[@bettyschneider5268]

Running on ICE! Lol 😂 you got me! ⛄❄☔🌧🌨🌦🌪🕺🏻💎🎑🏂🏊🏄🎿🏟🗺🗻

[@pedanticm]

I think honey in space is the coolest thing I've seen all day.

[@80sGameGuy]

The video calls it honey, but that is not honey, honey is an amber color.

[@watermelon5405]

Space is not real

[@lesliejackson8188]

@@80sGameGuy *It's Manuka Honey from New Zealand - look it up online and you'll see it's real. 😊*

[@80sGameGuy]

@@lesliejackson8188 Yay. From what I'm reading it sounds like the Truffle of honeys. It sounds delish.

[@Chubbette]

The little monkey admiring itself is the best. Thank you take care of that little one.

[@snek8289]

ooh no way hes running on ice so impressive

[@ldannu5627]

It was somewhere in Finland, where I'm from. I wish I knew exactly where, but I liked it!

[@dawinalexander9433]

That train station music was beautiful

[@theswan5500]

For those waiting for the man walking on water explanation. 25:45 Your welcome 🙂

[@RikuSpirit]

Thank you!

[@theswan5500]

😂

[@jasonlin4505]

I'm not surprised with the weavers

[@plmotion9576]

For those who thought he was actually running on water, he was running on ice.

[@cxr5452]

Oh.

[@ari1758]

Yup ^^ I just made the exact same comment, what clickbait lol 😂

[@fandroid6491]

He has frozen walker boots on But technically ice is water so they aren't lying for a little bit there.

[@southernsass2937]

Did anyone really believe... You can run on water?

[@sycofya1677]

He said it in the video 😒🤦‍♂️

[@cameroncarter3373]

WHAT A WONDERFUL VIDEO I LOVE THIS VIDEO THIS IS 1 OF THE BEST VIDEO

[@JAXVR6]

He is just running on ice

[@maryweber786]

Just...!

[@fightingtosurvive6527]

Ben has an awesome life with his rescue. 😊

[@thethreelittlecs8548]

In Oregon my family went to a place with 3 cliff jumps and a natural waterside so smooth you could go down it painlessly shirtless

[@JesseStLouis]

was it Opal Creek?

[@toddkrueger1125]

After seeing birds in action with their intelligence, I’m pretty sure that Oscars peekaboo is not only real, but was done with full knowledge of what glass meant and was actually tormenting the cat for real.

[@douglaswindsor120]

The cat one reminds me of my old cat we lived in a basement suite with windows high up on the wall a window was just across the hallway from the kitchen cupboard so I put a cat door into the window the cat would hop up on the counter and then to the window ledge and could the exit through the cat door never knew why but one time he leaped from the counter to the window sill and missed hitting the wall and sliding down the wall since the two of us saw him and it was so funny we broke out laughing the cat gave us a dirty look hoped back upon the counter and then to the window sill and went outside when he looked at us laughing it was almost to say how dare you add insult to injury every time I've had a cat I've always found a way to put in a cat door but we had a neighbors cat who would catch his claws on my basement window and pull it open then come in and crawl in bed with me there was many a morning i woke up to a freezing cold room and or feal the cat beside me in bed reach down to pet him to realize this one is not my cat ours had short hair the neighbors had long hair it wouldn't have been so bad if he had only opened it enough to get in but he open the full 3 ft so you had a 30 by 36 inches letting in cold air

[@SundayMourningLove]

Awe! The cat opening your window to come snuggle with you is absolutely precious!! Poor thing was cold and needed some snuggle warmth, lol 😺

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

Thank you for posting these clips so I can observe things I’ve never seen before ~ very interesting & informative 😁

[@djorig]

Anyone can walk on water. It just has to be the right temperature

[@jesicamercado5304]

Omg! I looove animals, but I wouldn’t think of petting that beautiful bear

[@WeckyTebecky]

Well.. never jump into quick sand when you are alone. Once saw a video of a man who did, because he wanted to show how to get out of it yourself. Emergency teams found his camera on a pivot about a week later.

[@SundayMourningLove]

That would be an absolutely horrific way to die!

[@lego_pig]

the bear is so cute

[@leslie48069]

He’s running on ice.

[@scottfilbey7882]

No you are

[@brickbuilding8979]

i took a photo with that same robot it was a good video

[@angryhedgehoglee6363]

I'm calling shenanigans. Quicksand very nearly killed me in Joshua Tree national monument on a camping trip. Walking through a barren field about 20 yards from a small seasonal river I suddenly found myself chest deep in wet lose sand and sinking pretty fast. I might not have survived had my friends not been there to take action. I shit you not!

[@qumi-]

I've done some research and found out that there's basically no-one who gets their whole body sucked down by quicksand. No-one has died from quicksand because its density is higher than your body's. Our legs are pretty dense, so they may sink, but the torso contains the lungs, and thus is buoyant enough to stay out of trouble. What does happen though is that people panic and get half of their body stuck in quicksand and drown when the tide comes in. Dry quicksand is theoretically capable of swallowing you, but outside the lab nobody's been able to observe the very specific conditions for that happening. A similar problem that does happen is drowning in grain - this does happen occasionally in grain elevators and silos. Finally, liquefaction is a specific instance of quicksand that occurs when an earthquake stirs up the structure of the soil and mixes it with water. This does kill people, but as the result of structures collapsing as foundations lose support. *Before you insult me for having so much free time to write this much on a reply, please note that I'm just trying to spread awareness on how these things actually work. And If some information I spread out is wrong, feel free to correct me.*

[@YochevedDesigns]

One thing I really miss about living in NYC is the random music performances. I've encountered so many world class musicians, the type you would pay 100s of dollars to hear at a concert hall. It just makes you whole day. Most of them are students, so please tip them well!

[@mrs.rat2u842]

My dream; To learn to play the cello. Beautiful, relaxing, elegant, and soothing is the cello

[@Jaidritz9285]

There are amazing natural water slides all over Aotearoa, New Zealand that will land you in Gorgeous colored pools from Gorgeous blues and greens 💙. The one I did out the back of Whanganui (NZ) was so deep we couldn't reach 💙 the bottom 💙. Amazing video's and they where so diverse, so Thank You for sharing with us your findings/ Treasures on the web they where truly Awesome.

[@jimmynelson9376]

I loved the subway music. It was beautifully played.

[@fast-recap]

*10 mln subs! Сongratulations. Fully deserved* ❤️

[@viciouslyxdelicious]

No, I love I love. I love that squirrel video.

[@histryphy_2]

Hi

[@yolousee0069]

What an adorable Joey

[@Deleted_Cat]

15:25 I recommend great smoky mountains. If you plan to go there for a bit I recommend a double tree with some great views, there is also a sort of large natural pool with a rock dive like 20-25 ft up there are also scenic drives, hikes, beautiful water falls, and historical places for a cherry on top. My favorite is learning about bob who vandalized some historic buildings by writing this name in the wood of the houses. Also did I forget to mention the wild life, horse rentals, observation towers, towns and camp grounds?

[@kathywiscovitch5295]

The parrot was adorable 😍 and that squirrel 😍 ❤️

[@JR-gh8lp]

That subway concerto was amazing