Top 10 Most Intense Wild Animal Encounters

[@DOKZAONE]

01:35. He didn't halt the elephant, he simple couldn't move due to the enormous weight of his balls...

[@MimiDec1996]

Lol

[@adt4025]

🤣

[@KittenUndercover]

He and the leopard guy should be friends.

[@tiffanybailey9002]

Lmao he had a death wish

[@MantraHerbInchSin]

If you think his balls have heft to them, then this dude must have balls made from neutron stars : kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2m1ZmOkq9toncU

[@Alberto-dk3pj]

This is a reminder not all encounters go like this. Be safe, and be careful.

[@rAndy_883]

Smart comment

[@itsmealanaa]

@@rAndy_883 Smart reply

[@NickErrrr]

@@itsmealanaa smart reply to the reply

[@popcornfilms1]

@@NickErrrr smart reply to the reply to the reply

[@je_ster]

@@popcornfilms1 smart reply to the reply to the reply to the reply

[@icannotpretend5834]

6:27 can't blame the lions. Thats a nice porch.

[@carriesunday5581]

Don't blame the lions blame the @$$h**e who thinks it's ok to build a house in their home it's ridiculous and sad what people do to the wild life even urban wild life to build ugly houses.😡😟💔

[@ayubz_y-h6e]

@@carriesunday5581 bruh can you stop

[@slimpikachu7633]

@@ayubz_y-h6e she's right anyway.

[@ChrisLee-xq9le]

Why would you build your house where there is potential for a pride of lions to be chillin in ur back yard😹 fuck that and you build a full glass wall that they can easily smash through if they really wanted too😬

[@carabiner7999]

Poor kitties are so hot that they're panting. Let them cool off in the shade, 'coz it *was* their land you built on, homeowner!

[@TheRagnarok5000]

The orca footage is one of the most beautifully terrifying things one could imagine. On one hand we know they’re hyper intelligent and understand us. They interact with us and are curious and at times even protective. Sometimes it may even come across like they have an affinity for humans or at the very least are simply tolerant. On the other hand knowing this creatures capability as the apex ocean predator in tandem with the knowledge that their cool behavior is 100% voluntary, if they chose violence there’s not one single thing you can do about it out there. We trust them to not make us their target and operate simply on faith. That is so beautiful and chilling at the same time.

[@Grandiloquent]

it looked really small and young, it was probably just curious. I've seen giant adult orcas breaching, their size is unnerving, i would never want to encounter one like that up close like this person.

[@GrimGraphics]

I mean most recorded if not all recorded cases of them attacking people is when they're in captivity, looked like it was curious as to what the guy was and if he was a seal saw he wasnt and bounced

[@kinoprojektproduktionen2553]

That one scared me more than any of the others. They are EXTREMELY powerful creatures.

[@Mr.Eternal966]

is because a killer recognize a killer....

[@omeven5785]

@@kinoprojektproduktionen2553 it's the one that scared me the least, they don't attack humans and once it realized that you weren't a seal you'll be safe

[@anumeetsingh6218]

That's the most beautiful leopard I've ever seen.

[@PepperShepard]

That was ❤️

[@melanieknowles7002]

Still young and inquisitive. But dangerous. Blessed to have them come to the road. Rare occasion.

[@thabsmkhize2481]

First time I've seen a genuinely curious kitty in a wild leopard.

[@chrissteinke5535]

Thabk god he didnt decide to attack. They would have been screwed

[@djoshuawiegmann2295]

Luna is the most beautiful leopard

[@lefthandcigg4253]

The orangutan was like "I have a hostage,and I want all my demands met"

[@kristelle6732]

😂🤣 That was funny and scary at the same time

[@theoldschooldiva374]

😂😂😂😩😩😂😂

[@Kruppt808]

Don't do anything rash, we HAVE the bananas...... It's up to you how well our mutal friend ends up, don't underestimate me again, I said ALL the bananas.

[@Mikamichae]

Crazy how it’s not even trying and the guy and the girl can’t even move it’s fingers apart

[@aloveaffairwithself]

It’s actually the truth 😩. The orangutan learned how to get food and so forth by grabbing onto humans. The interactions with humans in that country have made them this way, there.

[@andrewbellinger6120]

Leopard is adorable and goes after shoelaces like a housecat.

[@chimpanzee5016]

Until it pulls you out the vehicle and eats you alive😂

[@auntmissedperiod]

@@chimpanzee5016 it's trying to drag him out.

[@jamfilledjars]

I’m not sure I want a cat with a pair of claws that it had playing with my shoes.

[@epicpotatochip8525]

Look the leopard only wants some Nike man

[@noneyabusiness9441]

Beautiful kitty!!

[@CalebHimself]

That guy standing against the charging elephant was FEARLESS. That guy literally didn't flinch against that giant screaming beast, what a legend.

[@powerplay.556]

I'd say he was more stupid than fearless. He confirmed it when he turned around. Zero spatial awareness.

[@doomslayer5330]

Cuz he knew the basics of nature. If an elephant charges at you while their ears are floppy then it's a mock rush and if you stand fearless, they go away but if their ears is sticked back to their face then god have mercy on you.

[@himmelsturmerIX]

Camerman never dies

[@ThePlouber]

Maybe he just froze, and it was neither bravery nor stupidity

[@michaelbrooks8986]

What a fool

[@canadiancoldstarter]

The orangutan holding the woman’s arm was nerve racking to watch

[@RobinK]

Looks like she held her hostage for food

[@irrelevantideology9640]

He just wanted a friend. Lol

[@irrelevantideology9640]

She did very well though I must say.

[@canadiancoldstarter]

@@irrelevantideology9640 absolutely! Handled it extremely well. I would’ve been shitting 🧱

[@Orpheuss62]

For me it was incomprehensible the attitude of the other individuals, who were with her there, who just sitting and watching her how is struggling alone with that orangutan, without trying to intervene or something.

[@Chris_34]

06:18 I like the pride of lions initial response: "Hello, can we help you?"

[@methewho7040]

😂😂😂

[@danieldevine7972]

Lions 5 seconds later: Oh shit it’s the owner!

[@rudraraikar9512]

@@danieldevine7972 they synchronised their moves just like bts 😂

[@Devin3Anthologie]

The head tilt said "You weren't scheduled to be back until tomorrow"

[@ryanvelez6762]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Riririririz]

When the shark kept attacking the canoe, my anxiety level reached pluto 😭😭😭

[@1987jetaime1987]

Ikr!!! And they were laughing 😩😩😩

[@Riririririz]

@@1987jetaime1987 If it was me I would've cried my lungs out 😭😭😭😭

[@jlbpr00]

I would of smacked it with my paddle.

[@burrasunil7997]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/goLco4p7abuCo80

[@Riririririz]

@@jlbpr00 I would be too afraid to do so TT^TT what if it attacks back asfdgsdhagdGDDHSG TT^TT

[@euclidshield4932]

I get the sense that elk was instinctively trying to lock antlers with the photographer and got really confused when he realized the guy had no antlers to lock with.

[@tamiawilson3413]

I totally agree with you

[@jollyomeatLA]

"Hey hey hey, that's my wife" Monkey: I don't see no ring on that finger.

[@collisionstone404]

Lol 😂

[@urkitty288]

😂😂

[@Kruppt808]

More like, you give me food, I give your girl back😂

[@mhdmember]

reject humanity return to monkey

[@emerald_a_op4400]

Tray rags moment

[@snow_bee8733]

Getting scratched by leopard. That kinda hurt.

[@auntmissedperiod]

it can also be infectious.

[@Alicapy]

Honestly 💀

[@ltk_xv72]

@@auntmissedperiod I’d be more scared of that than the initial scratch

[@TomboTime]

All things considered he got off pretty easy

[@snapclub8751]

That leopard seemed to be more curious than hungry, but that could just be me.

[@mcrocksy2018]

I thought I was gonna be blown away by the exotic creatures in this video but instead was blown away by the sheer bravery and balls some of these people had in this

[@wondergogon057]

You mean stupidity everybody on here was so stupid

[@kylardelowry6685]

@@wondergogon057 they’re all alive to tell the story though

[@RC_Engineering]

@@wondergogon057 encountering a wild animal is risky, but not necessarily stupid. Risk is risk. What is impressive is that they managed to stay calm in the face of some pretty frightening risk. I mean just look how you responded with fear behind the safety of your computer!

[@TheKoeman32]

Same lol

[@jabujolly9020]

Bravery and balls? Try stupidity.

[@CleoHolton]

Loved the lions on the porch. Especially the one peeking over the hot tub fence who ducked when he saw the camera on him.

[@aii1717]

When that little orangutan fell I should not have laughed as hard as I did.

[@Alicapy]

I ALMOST SCREAMED FR 💀💀

[@MightyQueso1279]

I let out a huge shart as the monke fell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. I can’t breath

[@xiioh6788]

He fell in such a comic way

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

Reminds me of that fat one which fell off a stool.

[@soffiesavage3241]

I kept replaying that part over and over 🤣🤣😭😭😂😂😂

[@RoastedEm]

That guy stopping the elephant has some PLANET sized cojones...! 🐘🏃🏾‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

[@lilitudeamnocte248]

Right! He never even budged! My soul would've noped right out of my body!

[@RoastedEm]

@@lilitudeamnocte248 me too!

[@helensandham86]

I would have screamed higher than the elephant...

[@ericwalker6546]

The elephant stopped on his own it was only a warning.

[@roycepeniston5012]

Oort cloud sized.

[@jasinthakumararumugam6700]

Life lessons learned: -No paddle boarding or canoeing forever -Monkeys love bananas and melons. -Never wear leather shoes on safari. -if you got lions on your porch its better to call your real estate agent. -always swim with the anaconda that swallowed your diver friend. -And never get out of home unless you want to die.

[@Reei0]

Can relate

[@Reei0]

That leather shoes was that leopards moms leather :(((((((

[@dancerdipzz4674]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nataliecauley9581]

Just never leave the house lol

[@mr.mcnuggies]

“That sign won’t stop me because I can’t read!”

[@AmateurHour1111]

I like how that one lion dipped his head down behind the fence while he was being recorded 😂

[@jessicalucero3271]

That 🦧 was too smart. She knew damn well what she was doing..... holding that poor human hostage for fruit or bananas lmao 😂

[@nothanks1239]

She was clever and the people around her were stupid. They kept handing her the fruit, but they should have tossed it to the ground away from them, so she let go. Now she will learn to keep hold of a person, as she will get more and more fruit the longer she holds on. It's also clear this isn't the first time she has done this. Someone will get hurt eventually.

[@LeonieJMerry]

Lmao? Not only could that woman have been injured, but they are basically teaching the animals to approach humans (who may be poachers). Glad you find that hilarious 🤷‍♀️

[@marLamaDeo]

@@nothanks1239 it could’ve dragged the lady along and picked up the fruit anyway

[@nothanks1239]

@@marLamaDeo That made me laugh 😂 very good point. Basically, people shouldn't go on any wildlife walk if they're encouraging the wild animals by enticing with food. Wild animals associating people with food is a recipe for disaster.

[@irrelevantideology9640]

....bananas are fruits...

[@heyyallitsmsamy6158]

The elephant charging and then being like, Oh crap, he ain't running, RETREAT!

[@smefour]

He/She just want privacy, but that idiot didnt get the hint

[@kiranNiks]

Kid was lucky

[@davidhamilton1632]

@@smefour the elephant didnt have his ears or truck tucked in so it wasnt going to attack it was a mock charge. Also privacy... really that's what you came up with

[@davidhamilton1632]

@@smefour I'd actually say kudos to that guy for recognizing the signals because if he did run it probably would not be good

[@woodenchairofwood419]

@@davidhamilton1632 yeah, his ass would be dead. They do that to intimidate you into running.

[@brambleon]

That Orangutan most definitely learned if it held onto a person, it would be fed. The rest of the humans would give up food for its return and it learned to do that. The first few times would be cute, gentle and under a minute, but after that it knew to use it's strength, find a weak one and hold on as long as it wanted. They're not dumb, that's for sure!

[@udp]

I don't think so. They're need to take a hostage every time when bumped into the human for a forming behavior strategy in question. I suppose the guides had warned tourists if they had ever seen anything like that.

[@michalhornicek8061]

@@udp Sound right, but I had the same feeling from it. Maybe it happened first time, but it felt like a hostage = reward situation :)

[@blackwomb8761]

unless someone had a gun

[@gangstagamegangstagame4467]

Of Course 🦧 aren’t dumb they are one of our closest living relatives

[@makulo93]

You are right, I know that organutan, we ve been to that place before and she did that same thing to one of us. held the hand until she got fed enough. I even recorded it. Her name is jacky

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

Much respect for the man with the bull Elk! I would have freaked out but he stayed calm and casually walked away.💗

[@LodedKingpiin]

should’ve stood up

[@8thhousealchemist600]

@@LodedKingpiin him staying low ground and not making eye contact was what kept the Elk from charging. Respect the unspoken language of nature. If he would stood up and locked eyes, he would've been gorged in the stomach.

[@dimetime35c]

Here's the scary thing. It was probably the rut so that situation is only ending in one of three ways. It gets board, it Gores you, or the worst of the three its about to fuck you.

[@Michael.Blackwood]

As far as I remember the backstory to this old, famous YT vid: The man was/is an experienced wildlife photographer. He wasn't some random screaming and freaking out douchecanoe tourist. He knew exactly what to do and how to behave, that's why he got away entirely unharmed.

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

@@Michael.Blackwood It's definitely a moment to RESPECT ❤️❤️❤️

[@bendos18]

The guy with the elephant has balls of steel! That was by far the most dangerous encounter. The orca comes second. And the Ourang-Outang episode was stressful but the monkey was definitely using the woman as a means to get more food from the guides. Those leopard's claws though!

[@flashyguy4031]

I was searching for this comment, dude literally doesn’t know what is fear, even myself was scared through the phone just by looking to that huge elephant who appeared fucking scary!

[@xenomorph-2017]

The orca in reality wasn't dangerous. Wild orcas don't really attack humans and are quite friendly to us.

[@The_whimsical_avoidantcope]

Lol. Orcas are always friendly towards humans. Not dangerous.

[@KipDynamite29]

@@TUTENSKENGS Yes, a seal, that is exactly what I thought about. And in the ocean, they are at the top of the food chain.

[@KipDynamite29]

@@TUTENSKENGS Yes, a seal, that is exactly what I thought about. Watching TV documentaries, I remember all these times I watched orcas catching seals directly on ice floe. And in the ocean, they are at the top of the food chain.

[@30goals]

aw I think the woman was crying at the end after the orangtuan let go of her, she was really brave throughout it though, but that is terrifying

[@hyeneacrete6777]

Yeah, even playing is a big risk, she have two cubs to protect! And greats monkeys haves three times our force! I love all animals, but, i don t take the risk in this situation! And she became nervous and more powerfull. Normal, a lot of humans around. They sould leave this animals alone. Sometimes close encounters are possible, but always risks with wild animals, normal! Sorry for my english.

[@Under-Kaoz]

I would have booted that monkey in the face. That's why in nature you should always carry weapons. Not at apes and monkeys are even close to friendly. He smelled her pheromones and would have raped her if no one 2as around. He easily could have broke her wrist. I love wildlife but my instincts would have kicked in. Her boyfriend was failing to protect her.

[@yoboikamil525]

he tried to take her to monke land

[@fluffymonkeyyy6617]

@@Under-Kaoz If he attacked the orangutan her arm could've been ripped off and/or dude could've been killed. It wasn't aggressive or attacking her, just not letting go, you want to deescalate the situation not make it worse.

[@amchound]

The orangutan wasn’t trying to sexually assault her lmao. Also good luck trying to boot them in the face. A 150lb orangutan has the strength of 5 adult males. Had the guy been aggressive he would have gotten them both killed

[@Chrisicola]

Man, while no orca attacks have been recorded in the wild, the adrenaline rush while being investigated by such a powerful, apex predator must've been intense. And what was that guy doing following around an anaconda underwater? People are crazy. lol

[@matheuspio5348]

i was thinking the same thing, that anaconda could strike at any given moment hahah

[@pryzethunder8389]

Even though there very strong there not aggressive at all look it up in fact as long as you keep it well fed you can have them as a pet and they’ll be completely safe

[@Blobby192]

@@pryzethunder8389 they are not completely safe at all in order to handle the snake you need at least another person with you if things get out of control and they crush you to death ,they are a nightmare to handle because they are heavy and wont sit still

[@TheKoeman32]

Yea lol

[@zoneshift]

Anacondas dont attack humans

[@amogus5902]

the leopard encounter was fascinating. the cat had absolutely no intention of hurting the guy, he was just curious. when he put his paw on the guys leg and he went "ow", the leopard backed off, and didn't try to claw at the leg again, just the shoe

[@Steedy11]

This is the problem, they’re wild animals and people think they know what they’re going to do. For all we know that guy was seconds away from having his foot in the leopard’s mouth and being dragged off the truck.

[@janecklyn]

Nah, that guy was intended to be food. The leopard was testing how defendless the guy was, I've seen them be this calm when grabbing weaker animals like foals or cubs. Leopards aren't picky with their food. From the big cat group, Tigers and Leopards are notorious man eaters.

[@DankBobRoss]

This is a dumbass comment, you’d die in the wild, he ABSOLUTELY was looking for a foot to put in his mouth to drag him away

[@bumbo9506]

Did the guy laughing not realize how serious was that shark attack ? His life was litterally at stake.

[@eliaelirko9849]

Everyone reacts to stress differently, some cry, some laugh, some start getting angry.

[@bluboi2424]

I would feel two ways. 1. HOLY SHIT SO COOL IM GETTING ATTACKED BY A SHARK I LOVE THIS SOMEHOW 2. HOLY SHIT NOT COOL IM GONNA DIE

[@U.TOPIA.]

@@bluboi2424 Yeah having the experience is very cool but scary but if you knew you wouldn't get hurt I bet we would all be on that canoe

[@bluboi2424]

@@U.TOPIA. yeah true!

[@lily-joyheal9954]

To be fair I've definitely laughed in stressful situations like that. It's a coping mechanism

[@nothanks1239]

The orangutan worried me the most. At least the other wild animals are weary of humans. But, she was very confident. Never underestimate apes. EDIT: I just want to add, that I don't agree with tour guides that allow you to interact with wild animals. Respect and appreciate them from a distance.

[@evemii]

The tour guide saying they never bite... really unprofessional and dangerous group

[@WilburtDurpenheimer]

Hopefully they had guns just in case.

[@wisdon]

The orangutans aren't stupid, he was used to people giving him food, was searching for food Better they gave some food At the end he wanted food I mentioned food? We apes can be obnoxious at times

[@johnathan5291]

@@evemii they are just using humans as vending machines. Grab a persons hand, get food to let go.

[@EmyN]

I don't think the other animals were weary of the humans

[@loverofmyths]

The elk was like "we'll practice head butting GENTLY"

[@bestplayeralive]

they dont usually run at each other like rams. they lower the antlers and use them usually to push the weaker bull back. This was a young elk probably his first mating season as this was in the fall. I imagine that the elk was confused that the man wasnt trying to push him away with his head. Its his way of challenging another elk but the challenge was never there.

[@KipDynamite29]

@@bestplayeralive I suppose the man knew that. Not defying him. Thanks for the explanation by the way.

[@WellingtonSBispo]

The elk: hey naked monkey, get out of this black floor, that big thing with shiny eyes will run you over, they did it to my father

[@Celisar1]

That was not an elk.

[@ИринаГилина-к3н]

Это был олень, если бы он был лосем, он был бы крупнее в два раза и рога ветвистей. Я знаю, что лоси могут быть агрессивными, когда у них гон на самок и тогда поверь мне на слово, лучше не испытывать судьбу, а спокойно стоять на расстоянии, притворившись деревцем. Люди - непонятные существа, при любом раскладе хотят быть победителями. Это неразумно с точки зрения дикой природы.

[@awright119021]

That leopard is so adorable! I would definitely die trying to give it a hug 😆

[@michelleleeginger5225]

Yes,yes, you would 😂 You would have been tender vittles 😂😂😂

[@siritio3553]

you realize it wanted to eat the guy right lmao?

[@Goldenraptor_]

@@siritio3553 That's not true, If it wanted to eat him it would have lunged at him and it would have bit him hard. It was curious and playful. That was a juvenile leopard that had likely never seen a human or vehicle before, and therefore wanted to explore.

[@jewel1200]

Oh and the leopard was actually curious about the shoe. He wasn’t being aggressive, just curious. Lol EDIT: Since when did I get so many likes LOL tbh I don’t know why I kept in the ‘Oh’

[@Jason-tz7ir]

Why did you begin a statement with "Oh" as if you're adding to a previous comment that doesn't exist.

[@frankym69]

@@Jason-tz7ir I was going to say the same thing. I agree with the statement, but it was unnecessary to add that.

[@gjbsarmeri3957]

Yeah like you would know. Its like saying "It never attacked it was being curious and thats why it bit my finger off"

[@rockycuro7737]

@@gjbsarmeri3957 to be fair if that leopard really wanted to eat him it would've gone for the leg or something bigger. Instead it focused all it's attention on the show

[@dimas-jx2cx]

Was this shoe before a leopard?

[@Riririririz]

If I was paddle boarding and a killer whale kept following me like that I will cry my eyes out 😭

[@o.c.d.5844]

They normally don’t attack humans. He was just curious over the board lol

[@Riririririz]

@@o.c.d.5844 I heard about it too... Though I'd probably still get scared. I like them though 🤣

[@o.c.d.5844]

@@xizang1739 I believe that was implied in my remark bro lol

[@a.l.michael6240]

@@xizang1739 they have never been documented to attack humans in the wild. They’re super intelligent and we are not their prey of choice. They only attack in captivity due to being locked in a bathtub for decades and forced to preform shows for food.

[@bluboi2424]

That killer whale wasnt even trying to hurt him it was just curious. I highly doubt it would try anything. It seemed friendly. And they arent known to attack humans.

[@Greeny1308]

Lions just waiting for the restaurant to open

[@avelalindo1683]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ALVjpg]

It's their house now

[@x_astrid_x]

Aye-

[@faizaamreenalifaizaamreena2147]

@@ALVjpg You don’t get the joke

[@Ryzen1]

@@faizaamreenalifaizaamreena2147 not him, you.

[@eileenm9252]

That was a VERY tamed…. gentle natured, even-tempered leopard whose close interaction with humans was mainly driven by curiosity. But surely not all of them or even most of them are like that..??? Anyway lucky guy. It truly is beautiful.

[@Psyfi85]

Yeah he got lucky, especially once it drew blood with scratch. Could’ve taken him easily if it wanted to, maybe just a curious sub-adult.

[@janicesmith2475]

Loved the lions on the porch. Especially the one peeking over the hot tub fence who ducked when he saw the camera on him. 😆

[@othelliusmaximus]

They was like my bad man we didn't know you would be home this early.

[@brambleon]

I love the general housecat-like behaviour where they stay where they are and then get spooked like, "oh, hey......WAIT A MINUTE"

[@201bio]

@@brambleon I mean big cats seem to be just massive housecats that are big enough to eat you (or bits of you) and not just birds and rodents

[@brambleon]

@@201bio oh absolutely!Housecats are just.... more easily manageable killing machines lol

[@Bringmorehoes]

@@othelliusmaximus lmao 🤣

[@proboeteclexia]

The cyclists at the top 10 were so lucky, giraffs are really agressive and territorial in some cases.

[@benapfel8792]

Yes, that was lucky as they are notorious for killing predators when they get hand on them. One kick with a leg or smash with the head can easily kill a human.

[@simplewombat7442]

The giraffe: why are you running? WHY ARE YOU RUNNING?!?

[@KipDynamite29]

And the woman was filming that with a drone, wasn't she?

[@tylerstatia860]

6:36 lioness looking at the other lioness. "You sure this is safe?"

[@judejeremiahjohnson6395]

The fact that the orangutan could shift its focus and still be conscious of gripping the woman's arm is so telling of their intelligence. Really beautiful creatures

[@jae7044]

They're our close relatives. Of course they're intelligent.

[@The_Phoenix_Saga]

@@jae7044 intelligent yes, related to humans no.

[@jae7044]

@@The_Phoenix_Saga I guess you're not so intelligent then because it's a basic biological fact that humans and orangutans share over 90% of dna. In fact, every single living organism on Earth is related to one another.

[@samboy90]

@@jae7044 Speak for yourself. I ain't related to no monkey. 💀

[@jae7044]

@@samboy90 You are whether you believe it or not. Facts are facts.

[@notyoutubeno6349]

Killer whales are actually pretty passive with humans in the wild it's the captivity that gets to em

[@mrcookedbacon324]

If I remember correctly, killer whales have had almost no cases of attacking humans in the past 100 years or something because they know it’s not wise. They respectfully keep their distance unlike sharks etc…

[@eugeniocamporato8427]

Right

[@geoffreybell4545]

Correct, that one just booped the board to say "Hello person, I am here, let's play!"

[@TheMrx1507]

@@geoffreybell4545 maybe the color of the board got the orca interested.

[@Gongan92]

@@mrcookedbacon324 sharks also dont attqck humans on purpose. They are never going for kill and all deaths are cause of blood lose from attack.

[@vp6266]

Lions gets scared and try to run.. After few secs Wait!!!Why are we running..!!!😂😂

[@ChrisLee-xq9le]

😹

[@Mystikul-Kit]

"Wait Were Lions! We weren't supposed to run away!"

[@foncywoolsocksiii923]

Why are you running? Why are you running?!

[@BiG-JuPO1O1]

One lion from the fence peaked over to see if the person is gone and went down quickly when he or she seen them lol

[@af8262]

I love the one lion in the middle she was really just chillen! 😂

[@RambunctiousReptilian]

Imagine getting married to the guy who’s able to without flinching stop a charging Elephant

[@ovloh]

The shark attack was scary. The surfing board looks like a seal from underneath. The tourist's boat shoes is made of cowhide. The leopard could drag him out of the Jeep.

[@Gongan92]

it wasnt an attack by shark it just wanted to make sure if its a seal or not

[@JC-qz3jj]

@@Gongan92 I think more likely it could smell the bait in the boat?

[@sriram181]

The leopard was very adorable , was acting like a pet cat , loved how when he turned the jeep on , it quickly backed out and sat in the corner 😂😂

[@annie_xo]

I would have had to use a lot of mental force to not reach out and pet it 😆

[@sriram181]

@@annie_xo ikr It would've for me too 😆

[@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz.]

Damn, this is a Jaguar

[@sriram181]

@@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz. they all look the same 💀

[@Wolfie54545]

@@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz. No, that’s a Leopard. Jaguars have darker, more closely packed spots and live in the warmer forests of the Americas. Leopards live in the African savanna.

[@anneey4038]

the anaconda one was soo weirdly close i got chills down my spine

[@SaulAguilar.]

What's crazy is he wouldn't be able to do much if he got attacked

[@daiwalters1659]

I skipped past it I can’t even look at a picture of any type of snake I’ll get the chills every 5 mins😰

[@listychick]

that is the biggest snake I have ever seen, I wonder how big around he is and what he eats, I also wonder if humans have been on his menu before

[@KipDynamite29]

@@listychick 7 meter-long. This is what Brazilians call "sucuri".

[@TheKoeman32]

They were crazy swimming with it

[@diypropsmodels7064]

Orangutan was like “ I have her as a hostage, now give me some banana or I’ll take her away “ 😂😂😂😂

[@sae05z]

Elk : "That hat doesn't suit you !!! " Human : keep putting it on Elk : "Just take it off !! "

[@angeltears2586]

Wow, nature is só beautiful and yet só dangerous at the same time. We should appreciate this beautiful planet more.

[@IknowRight-yb8rd]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWmZo6KqpbWIZ7M ,,

[@thatdude3977]

We??? It’s they vs you

[@AlienK-cycromegreenplanet]

Or carry a weapon…a gun to be on the safe side

[@Ardioss1]

Well thanks god we're an intelligent species, otherwise this planet would be hell for us.

[@chipsthedog1]

It amazes me how animals that could kill in an instant if they felt like it are so often peaceful and just curious yet so many humans do nothing but harm to them or their environment

[@calebthecatfish8231]

That's a good way of looking at it.

[@ghost-rt4gi]

That's the funny thing, the ones with the most capacity for violence have the most freedom to be peaceful and stay safe. I hope I get to see animals like these people did one day, I have no delusions that it wouldn't be dangerous, but knowing that I'd still take the risk.

[@chipsthedog1]

@@StokesburyUSA wow that is an amazing comment!

[@calebthecatfish8231]

@@StokesburyUSA Whats the most amazing thing you've seen then?

[@reneehorton4004]

Humans take kindness as weakness too all detriment.

[@Mr.Amberman]

Anyone who hasn't heard the elephant scream can't even comprehend how scary that become in a second... That guy i think just accepted what is going to happen to him, luckily got saved.

[@mikeable1267]

The dude who videod the anaconda was lucky he didn't become lunch

[@mikeable1267]

@@xizang1739 I've never heard of an anaconda that hasn't eaten what it's killed. There have been tragic cases where pet constrictors have killed babies

[@mikeable1267]

@@xizang1739 that's ok, thank you for explaining

[@simplewombat7442]

Pretty sure both parties were just chilling

[@nickcrim6735]

Im tryna figure why was it so chill. Like it let em get close and personal as hell. I assumed it just ate at first until they showed its stole body and usually they have a lump in their stomach.

[@pjcaldito]

who wouldn't lose their appetite if your food showed up in your bedroom with a camera?

[@Joe-rm7rr]

If you got lions on your porch you need to move.

[@someonerandumb9094]

Nah mate just more to feed

[@nickcrim6735]

House shouldnt even have been built on their land in the first place

[@rucerius4968]

If you have lions on your porch you don't have to worry about thieves.

[@pubby2k]

@@rucerius4968 smart

[@pubby2k]

🤣

[@meanjoebean8288]

Man kind's extinction will come because they were busy trying to film it.

[@escobarxavante6869]

q barbada

[@ericwalker6546]

Clueless.

[@alexanderbeck7953]

Yh and why the fk were people cycling somewhere like that? Like wtf 😆

[@corpsefoot758]

Natural selection in action

[@email4664]

Just like the American MAGA movement on January 6th

[@literallyliz5884]

That leopard was so chill

[@picoparadox461]

The giraffe encounter is amazing, such a honor to meet that beautiful animal

[@Psyfi85]

Had fortune to do the same once, controlled environment but it was still exhilarating.

[@LindaCarlander]

“Hey that’s my wife !” Killed me 😭

[@tjmckenzie4048]

That monkey wasn't stupid. I was wishing I was a monkey right there too.

[@gtafrenchconnexion382]

Killerwhale : just curious, swim near the guy, chill ! Shark : ATTACK

[@KipDynamite29]

In this case yes, but it is a KILLERwhale.

[@JoePhillips1983]

That leopard knew exactly what his shoes were made of.

[@jonathanl9229]

I don’t know if I could live somewhere where a whole fleet of wild lions could just show up in my backyard!

[@jayg6629]

Right? I'm worried about raccoons when I take my garbage out at night lol

[@nickoletcampbell4657]

Could you imagine if they accidentally left one of those doors open😲

[@samanthakl447]

They were just enjoying the coolness of the shady spot they found :) lol

[@jae7044]

"Fleet"

[@Highly3666]

@@jae7044 I saw that too, think bruh used that wrong 🤔

[@CunningStuntsGoFast]

the orang utang is being fed for touirists and they just teached her to grab a tourist in order to get food . great

[@dirtnapz996]

Teached? Taught*

[@calebthebraveone7463]

I think a lighter to the hand would enforce the opposite lol it would let go pretty quick.

[@matthewbrown5228]

An orangutan is powerful enough to easily snap a wrist. They are not teaching the orangutan that "grabbing tourists gets me food" food is aplenty where they live. They were simply trying to get the woman away uninjured.

[@CunningStuntsGoFast]

@@matthewbrown5228 yeah correct , by giving him food to distract him , wich is the same as i wrote .

[@vascocastro7238]

Só what would you so then?

[@justacuteonigiri]

2:40 No matter how big or how ferocious you are a cat is still a cat and will play with long strings

[@JTKatz07]

Thank you for showing the videos with no annoying intro or voice over

[@kjw-o4]

That lion scenario is scary and funny at the same time 😱😂

[@kjw-o4]

@Jeremias Rocky is this shit real that you're telling me rn

[@kjw-o4]

@Blake Hayden Is this real bro

[@kjw-o4]

@Blake Hayden Flixzone don't know about it

[@burrasunil7997]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/goLco4p7abuCo80

[@nothanks1239]

Imagine if a thief came by that night, with intentions of stealing from the house. The stories he would tell his mates.

[@okzoomer5728]

6:13 The face you make when your mom comes home the morning after a drunken house party with your bros; a party you didn't clear with her first.

[@reveredokay]

that was oddly specific specific

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

1:02 the guy that almost fell out the boat must be thanking his lucky charms he didn’t end up offering an underwater leg

[@mitch3384]

The orangutan just wanted to speak with the woman about her car's extended warranty.

[@dgbastoss1]

Every single one in this video could be died or seriously injured... so reckless.

[@tattvamasi5717]

You need to take the risk to get the reward. You might be more cautious then those people, but I bet you, they had the time of their lives. Not taking the risk is about maintaining the status quo, taking it is about brake that and move. I love to move, I love to recklessly discover the unknown. So you don't have to. :) And you are maintaining a base I can go back, if I have to. So yeah, its perfect this way.

[@Roller76]

It's one thing to do stupid stunts or whatnot. But to go out in wildlife without educating yourself first is plain ignorant. It's not, hey I went swimming with goldfish, or played with pigmy goats, or had Thanksgiving with aunt Sally. The elephant charged cuz it was protecting its family or was demanding they respect their distance. How would you like someone to enter your house while you're sleeping and were walking through your house and videoing you. Have respect for wildlife.

[@tattvamasi5717]

@@Roller76 He might knew it and also held every precautions, but the poor elephant's stomach was in pain, so he was a bit more sensitive, than usually. :) Im idealistic too. :P

[@dangerkayutak2032]

The guy with the paddleboard, I don't think he did anything wrong. That situation with the Orangutan? That animal has learned she will get rewarded if she takes a hostage. That is a disaster waiting to happen. Those people were way too close.

[@clwbchbabycakes]

We all have to die from something. It might as well be something adventurous and fun.

[@gegeworldd3725]

Those small ass boats in that water I would never 😂😂😂😂✌🏾

[@miamiaa6893]

I know right like what's get on a popsicle stick and eight it out middle of the ocean Me: have fun with that

[@ohnoali]

Why didn't anyone step in to help with that elk? Man could've been so easily impaled with no defense.

[@ericwalker6546]

They did he was dinner.

[@coolwolf506]

All that could have happend was escalate the situation

[@guy8646]

@@coolwolf506 If that one car slowly drove up tor the elk it would probably back off or turn its focus to the car.

[@Das_Kaenguru]

He was a photographer. He wanted close up pictures. And from his habit he knew what he was doing. Still dangerous situations though but I wouldn’t be surprised if he told them to stay away so he could get some prizewinning photos 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Artorias.Fateee]

Then you do it duh 🤪

[@noamias4897]

It’s incredible how recognizable the leopard’s movement is with any normal cat

[@highq9039]

The lions made me laugh 😭🤣 the way that lioness saw the humans walk in and just froze like “wtf is that”

[@kbee8517]

That leopard was probably still young/not experienced enough to be curious about the tourists.

[@simeon2851]

Orang: *"I'll keep this one."*

[@bloodyDeagle77]

Dude my hands started sweating watching that woman and that orangutang. That was more intense than any action movie.

[@hafezj3289]

Shark attack canoe till its almost overturn. Go back to shore❌ Laugh and continue fishing✅

[@Jarmone01]

Okay!?

[@nigus.]

Nervous laugh is a thing

[@Sarah-lb8cs]

Most of these people’s fear response appears to be absent and that’s freaking me out!! Hats off to the animals for not taking these people out because God knows they could have easily done so.

[@mr.rufasi2729]

They seem to be smart you have to be calm around them and not present yourself as a threat

[@r.m7921]

It's the adrenaline rush

[@renevanderkooi5473]

Man I freak out with simple house spiders. They are swimming with 7m tall snakes for fun.

[@ashlit.3761]

1:37 “alright man your brave, I’ll give it to you”

[@RUNNOFT71]

Bro that lion @6:15 that pops his head up like "what's he doing here" killed me 😂😂

[@jamfilledjars]

These are nothing: I’ve been charged _and_ hissed at by a Canada goose while on a leisurely stroll, and a day later was able to pet a goose that was docile enough to approach me with her goslings as I sat by a pond.

[@Alicapy]

Oh my god you actually survived

[@vortukassingh999]

One day a was chased by a Goose until a drug dealer of all people helped me.

[@yoboikamil525]

I saw a grandma pick up a goose by it's neck and fucking yeet it

[@nicothenatural]

Geese can be MEAN. One look at their teeth and it's a no thank you.

[@GHOSTtf-dy2br]

I laughed so much when the dude just found a pride of lions just chilling on his porch 😂

[@amydk274]

That house must be built in the bushveld. That's why he had lions on the porch.

[@itsmecelinau]

The whole time I'm thinking "Honk your Horn!!!" They wanted to see him get attacked.

[@yahsgraceful]

Interesting observation

[@yahsgraceful]

Interesting observation

[@KittenUndercover]

That might have caused an attack. Staying calm was the best course of action.

[@gev9646]

@@KittenUndercover No, cats are normally not that brave creatures. We like to romantise these animals like ‘as brave as a lion’ or ‘lionheart’ but they are easily scared. You can see this in the lion porch video. Yes its good to stay calm but only when its on a distance. If a feline predator this dangerous is so close to you, you have to act. Eventually he did by starting the car and make loud sounds, but it was way too late and luckily had no critical consequences.

[@toejam1889]

@@gev9646 I thought they were talking about the elk? Idk tho

[@bintagmina3755]

01:36 This situation shows so well that mankind and wildlife rely on tricks and deceit. The elephant, 100x stronger, is impressed by this 75kg man who just inexplicably isn't scared. It's never about being something really, just being able to fake it perfectly.

[@antcantcook960]

All animals dont bluff charge or attack.

[@KatieVanHelsing]

Are we not gonna talk about how chill that massive danger noodle was? Literally “Yesssss, ssssir, I am gorgeoussss and you have permissssion to film me.”

[@theoldschooldiva374]

Enormous anaconda! And very beautiful!!

[@FlyingFocs]

Makes sense that it would be so calm. They're naturally sluggish, one good size meal can hold you over for a year, and when you're THAT big, nothing's messing with you.

[@blackroselostindarkness5643]

The leopard was probably just young and curious but for a minute there it definitely reminded me of my cats. Still a really awesome encounter, everyone so calm and just letting the leopard explore.

[@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz.]

This is a jaguar

[@blackroselostindarkness5643]

@@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz., Nope. A jaguar has a darker pelt and its has rosette pattern spots with a spot in the middle, also the head is quite a bit bigger and somewhat more rounded. Look up side by side photos of a jaguar vs a Leopard. This is definitely a leopard.

[@itzelouise8714]

🙄

[@blackroselostindarkness5643]

@@itzelouise8714, 😏

[@Wolfie54545]

@@abcdefghi__lmnop.qrstuvwxyz. Jaguars are in the Americas. Leopards are in Africa. Also that in indeed a Leopard based on what the other person said.

[@tobi73637]

The Killerwhale video was totally near death in my opinion, if he would have been attacked there would be no escape

[@escidicasa5919]

Killer whales are really smart animals, they can recognize a prey really well, It was probably curious and Just wanted to Watch, they never Attack humans except if you're bothering them or if you're too close to their babies, but they're friendly most of the times, Just like dolphins

[@cyborgmax]

@@escidicasa5919 Nobody knows about the humans they killed because the don't exist anymore. So yeah bro, keep watching Netflix, real wild life it's different.

[@chocolatesquirrel2002]

@@cyborgmax theres no records of orcas killing humans in the wild

[@valor1315]

@@cyborgmax Lol Killer Whales teach their offspring to not attack humans because they only teach them what is safe to hunt and eat.

[@Mrtheunnameable]

He wouldn't have been attacked though. He was probably the furthest from death of any of these videos.

[@MrJocky82]

That guy just stared down an elephant . I’m impressed

[@jimmydgaf8291]

No BS commentary , straight into the videos. Awesome 😎

[@justacuteonigiri]

That elephant was like "I'm gonna attack these guys they won't see me coming- oh wait they saw me time to run away"

[@JW-mu1og]

A few years ago when i was visiting the Maldives with my wife, we took a ride on a jet ski. At one point, i did a hard turn with the machine creating waves and uncovered quite a large manta ray from under the water - this moment was a little scary for us, and made us realize even more what kind of sea creatures can swim under us.

[@simantakalita9061]

Pride of lion: we are here for your car's extended warranty.

[@Frontboarder101]

Its fascinating to me how fast the elephant is able to switch from charging to slowy walking towards the man. Super scary but amazing encounter.

[@broyusuke7711]

4:26 I don’t know why I laughed that hard

[@nickcrim6735]

He fell so fuckin hard!!!! 😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@SlavicRat]

Yeah But look at that woman's forearm! It's blue where orangutan held her! I would demand a damn refund if I were her or sue the people responsible for this tour for endangering the tourist by the behavior.

[@calebthecatfish8231]

@@SlavicRat It wasn't the tour guides fault, she cloud have so easily just stood up and used a little physical force to get her arm out without hurting the orangutan. We are much stronger then them.

[@nigus.]

@@calebthecatfish8231 you just did not say the biggest bu||$hit, didn't you?

[@PrashantKumar-vq2qx]

@@calebthecatfish8231 humans stronger than orangutan lolll..... They are probably 8-9 times stronger than humans and a male orangutan can easily rip your arm out if they want....... She was lucky it was a female orangutan generally docile and gentle

[@SPEEDYSAILOR_.]

7:02 "You like my drip?" 👨: "Yes, its very nice." "Thanks, yours is too."

[@dimetime35c]

That leopard was just making sure the shoe was genuine leather. Making sure he didn't get ripped off at the store.

[@hujacky3937]

When people take stupidity equaling curiosity and heroism, that's no far from death. I really admire those people's courage of not being afraid of lost their lives. Many tragedy accidents happened because of victims dead and no video came out. Don't go looking for death with stupidity and curiosity, death will find you straight way.

[@M.1970X]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@jonn1720]

3:40 Go with him! He wants to take to take you somewhere.

[@shanewebb2229]

Just sit there and don’t panic, we will not help you, no wonder she was crying, it must have been terrifying for her.

[@emoo2342]

“He attacked us, he literally attacked us”-the surprise in his voice is wild to me.😂 If a random being was in my house, I’d probably rough them up, too.