TOP 15 Most Unusual Lifeforms

[@sgreechie]

0:24 "everyone knows about the majestic antelope* antelope: *shits in the water*

[@rosiemcnaughton9933]

Fascinating! Most of these are new creatures to me. Thank you.

[@janeenharrison1953]

Wow, I feel educated! This was one of the best top 15 I have watched. The Octopus Mamma section almost made me cry!

[@icecirno]

I know there's going to be someone who sees the Hydnora and is going to be like " Alright guys, hear me out "

[@Nuttyirishman85]

Day 587 of quarantine.

[@danielobrien1571]

Neat picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that quite attractive, please describe it?

[@gastropod557]

Nightmarish. Certainly glad I did not see that plant in either Botany 101, 202, or 203; as a young student, it may have traumatized me. Now, as an old man pushing 75, I fear bad dreams.

[@jeweltorkelson]

Wow real mature lol

[@jeweltorkelson]

K now theres nothing for you to respond to hours later, again bye dude, enjoy your life. Get some counseling.

[@marioposada]

Love your videos, I learned a lot and they're very entertaining, thank you

[@thedeaderer8791]

The majestic antelope...as it poops lmao God I'm a child

[@businesshub66]

always love to watch some of nature creations...

[@davidmarquezluna9925]

Wonderfull nature 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kartikeypatel7426]

Well information. Good show. Well information. Good show. Well information.

[@solodolo9450]

0:22 "everyone knows about the majestic antelope" *casually walks by while taking a dump*

[@djwooshuu8859]

The giant 🐙 has me pondering this as facts. 50,000 eggs over a course of a month and she catches each one individually to weave in a strain. This means she would need to catch 27.7 a minute for every minute for a month. Not including its periodic sleep states.

[@HellOnHeels69]

Maybe I have my math wrong, can you help me figure out where you got the number 27.7 for how many she would have to catch every minute for a month? Bc there's roughly 43,000 minutes in a month. Actually, there's exactly 43,200 minutes in a 30 day month. That would be less than 1 a minute.

[@djwooshuu8859]

@@HellOnHeels69 I should of checked my math. 50,000 divided but 43,200 should 1.1 a minute. Obviously, 50,000 is an estimate by their experts. You have to take in account hunting and sleeping. It's mind blogging.

[@HellOnHeels69]

@@djwooshuu8859 it is. What's even more mind boggling to me, is that of those 50,000+ eggs, only 2 make it out of infancy if I heard correctly.

[@kicks_cobain_3481]

Amazing videos

[@timefoolery]

Very interesting and informative! I only knew of maybe two of these weird creatures, so I appreciate the lesson in God’s great variety of creatures.

[@ajkdoesthings1303]

That is cool

[@ajkdoesthings1303]

OH IM FIRST

[@sweettmandi024]

How Cute!!! These guys are AdoraBLe!°

[@lianefehrle9921]

We are still finding things that we can’t explain

[@ariel393939]

Yep, and there is so much more we have not discovered yet.

[@kingofnothing2260]

Always will

[@HellOnHeels69]

Yup. Kind of mind blowing when you think about the fact that more than 80% of Earth's oceans are not only unexplored but they're even unobserved. More than 80% of our oceans haven't even been SEEN! Crazy. 🤯

[@kingofnothing2260]

@@lemonhead1442 I would have to do a visual inspection before diagnosing an explanation for that one

[@lemonhead1442]

@@kingofnothing2260 I’m a man

[@Nuttyirishman85]

Can’t tell me a giraffe didn’t get busy with an antelope.

[@mohang.chander363]

Beautiful colorful creatures..

[@gamealot25]

Hold up y'all mean to tell me Unicorns are not real. 😱

[@mrsupa444]

5:08 green sea slug? that looks more like a green sea cow and an adorable one at that. Moo!

[@mrsupa444]

5:17 yeah thats a cow MOO!

[@rookieman39]

"majestic antelope" *shows one shitting while walking*

[@samuelseiichiinoue7791]

I'm unusual... but this green sea slug is just cute xD

[@freonpeon472]

Nudie-branch or noo-de-brank?

[@whittierdude520]

I love how while he’s talking about how beautiful and graceful antelopes are, the one in the video literally takes a shit in the river it’s crossing to flow downstream and contaminate who knows how much water

[@pillepolle3122]

Billions of different life forms is just wrong if you meant species. There are "only" an estimated 20 million species on earth

[@starecrown4650]

0:26 am I the only one who saw that thing shit

[@mr.d.s.m5104]

You did not include our Philippine politicians they are rare and one of a kind animals.🇵🇭

[@cj2510.]

🤣🤣☕

[@Michelle-ft6yt]

So are RINOS

[@theothertroll]

“Looks like it’s from another planet” ? Then it would look like a rock 🤣

[@FunnyHaHa420]

The emerald snail looks like a cartoon cow poking it's head out of a bush.

[@andyli8872]

Sunfish looks like a failed ancient experiment

[@pnutbuttajellee1394]

None of these "defy the laws of nature", THEY ARE NATURE! You should say, it defies your OPINION of nature. Sheesh.

[@keenmonts8731]

No one cares

[@cayhle]

On a scale of 1 to Down Syndrome, how autistic are you?

[@bageltondinglequandaleseba6928]

I bet my soul that in the 8 billion people around the world, not even one asked

[@patrickrico2467]

Yea well said ...this channel is getting quite click baity lately lol

[@thefultzman1]

Wait wasn't your mom one of these animals

[@Leopez02]

Our planet earth have so many interesting lifeforms like jellyfish or axolotl or blue dragon. Sea have many interesting creatures. Sea slugs looks like a real life pokemon. PS wolves are My favourite Animals.

[@chrismarquez3975]

Thumbnail 😵😵‍💫

[@Star92985]

wow! the antelope is pooping!

[@Star92985]

look again

[@LeonardPC272]

they're on a different vibe

[@ovreazy3731]

I haven't seen a unicorn in many years

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

Dammit that "Bleeding Tooth" makes me so skeeved yet so desiring a total bite! Thing looks like some kind of tasty ass snack cake😖

[@maelkzzkoplakdoto5697]

Green sea slug should be number one

[@sashuniverse2753]

Bruh when I was one years I knew unicorn wasn’t real

[@Mr.Robert1]

Octopus not originally from this planet. Panspermia

[@topfives]

they look so alien

[@jeffdollaz]

I thought the jellyfish looked more like an avacado pit but after I got the name

[@mourgoukos]

About the green slug... It is worth investigating to what extend foreign DNA is incorporated in other species as well. wouldn't it be something if it was more common than we thought! I assume that the foreign DNA is not incorporated in the germline...

[@Savagemedic46]

Doesn’t sound fun for the tardigrades

[@zufalllx]

Low earth orbit is not outer space.

[@Thomasnmi]

Depends on which definition is used

[@kulduroykulduroy7658]

Bueaty was just a word form from amusement.

[@Arkume8Beltz]

The green sea slug it's a real pokemon plant type..xD Will be interesting if it's hability works feeding other plants..green sea slug with peyote ADN..xD Thinking about the care of the mother octopuses and how clever are, it's a pitty a specie can't learn habilities from their parents...🐙🐙

[@Someguy0870]

Nobody gonna talk about the beginning 👁️👄👁️

[@nikkimaxwell1358]

The thumbnail looked like some creepy anime shit

[@jessicapatton2688]

Lmao seriously majestic animals taking little dumps 1st image we got lol

[@roblestako8221]

Is this the same narrorator that does Simple History?

[@stick5424]

Narwhals ain’t weird life forms people have seen them before

[@viper_fan]

Why don't you use the metric system?

[@marvintyronmalteamutan9958]

does a giant pacific octopus equivalent to great white shark

[@GetReady4LiftOff]

unicorn is in bible 2 or 3 times

[@ariel393939]

What Bible do you read ?

[@rzambonato]

@@ariel393939 go read it first if you want to criticize, faker unicorns are referenced in the Bible as flesh and blood animals 7 to 9 times total, depending on translation. however, it does not mean unicorn as we think it is, as it most likely referring to a type of auroch or some kind of oriental ox.

[@BIGGROBB112IDGAF]

Why does the Saiga Antelope looks like ALF.

[@TheNextFiles288]

About Time someone said it! Maybe that's what he is... Jk isn't he an 👽?

[@crabby7668]

Did I hear green sea slug 11th in the top 5?

[@jeffdollaz]

Lmao the hydenora look more like a part of female anatomy than whatever you said

[@dragonsticknodes]

00:24 - 00:28

[@marvintyronmalteamutan9958]

mane wolf in name but a species of fox in nature

[@barkyknowsN0bounds]

These aren't that weird tbh

[@AhmedHassan-xy4iv]

Scary cherry that you?

[@garyrichards6079]

You Sound like Charlie Sheen ..

[@StevenCavcey]

Look at the name of the channel Looks at the number On the title of the video. POV me. What the f#ck!?

[@รสรินคีรีวรรณ]

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[@zufalllx]

Unicorn are real. Do better research.

[@Thomasnmi]

Evidence?

[@meemurthelemur4811]

@@Thomasnmi according to a medieval historian explorers returned from the "southern continent" below Antioch (aka Africa, just so we're clear) describing a unicorn as a great grey beast with a single curved horn protruding from the end of a large head with tiny ears and eyes. It lumbered on thick legs, but was remarkably quick and had a short tufted tail. Sound like anything else you've definitely heard of before?🦏

[@savagenative959]

My peen must be part water bear it makes scene now😔

[@timp1970]

Nothing unusual

[@tipsims5997]

That daggone thumbnail... 🤮

[@bayanmart6035]

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[@ZoeTheOnly1]

in the first one i saw that Antelope do the number 2 in the water i was like🤢

[@ncapone87]

Where else should they do it?

[@ZoeTheOnly1]

@@ncapone87 maybe somewhere on the grass...

[@ncapone87]

@@ZoeTheOnly1 go tell them then

[@ZoeTheOnly1]

@@ncapone87 how am i gonna to tell them huh?

[@ncapone87]

@@ZoeTheOnly1 go to the Eurasian steppe

[@heatherlynn4652]

Octopuses is the correct plural form of octopus. Not octopi

[@russelledwards2405]

You should at least be correct when correcting people. Although not as common anymore, octopi is actually the oldest form of the three acceptable plurals for octopus.

[@pprehn5268]

variety is the spice of life🦝🐯🦍🐈🐧🦚🐬🦋

[@rogerdk4800]

I don't see transgender people anywhere? 😂

[@leam89]

No deep sea creatures?