Wildlife Expert Stumped By Animal Geoguessr

[@anananananananah]

Yoo I'm the guy who made this geoguessr map, kinda crazy that you played it since I've been watching your videos for a while now, thank you! ^^

[@cornfarts]

It sucked

[@PhineasGeo]

You the man

[@Goldenraptor_]

good job

[@ETAisNOW]

Looks fun, thanks!

[@Giovanni1798p]

Yo thats awesome seeing your map here! I remember sending you the waterbuck location years ago :D

[@ArthurMG00]

Forrest absolutely unhinged for this one. Love it

[@vegasgamer6460]

2:02 that is clearly a cape buffalo

[@TristanBapst]

I was about to say. Looks nothing like a wildebeast. 100% cape buffalo

[@abinashjohn47]

Yeap.. I'm no expert and even i could say they were not wildebeast

[@theboulder4914]

also called the guanaco an alpaca

[@rdizzy1]

@@theboulder4914 Eh, all in the same genus of lama.

[@jaguarlegoanimations9826]

im sorry but this guy is not an "expert" at all, he couldnt recognise what was clearly a red legged cormorant and inca terns

[@crawdadds]

Came for the animal knowledge, stayed for the sh!t talk

[@ADRI_a_REAL1]

he got so many animals wrong its embarassing.

[@Remy-yy8st]

@@ADRI_a_REAL1 Its no big deal tho still funny video

[@legitmexican6]

“Some Asian looking people” said exactly what we were all thinking 🤣🤣🤣

[@tkyo2025]

Say that with Africans see how that goes!

[@RegulareoldNorseBoy]

@@tkyo2025 Africans don't care. Afro Americans and white ladies on the other hand 😀

[@TheBeastKane]

@@tkyo2025you a scared little man or something 😂

[@crowpotking1100]

​@@tkyo2025 you just say it's a 'predominately ____ area' (black, Asian, White, etc). It's more of a demographical standpoint.

[@ImuBozu]

@@tkyo2025 'Some african looking people' doesn't sound bad at all but maybe its because im Ghanian

[@MiningSolo]

You did fantastic for someone who's never played GeoGuessr. I'm a huge fan of the game, and you bring such a fascinating angle with your animal knowledge. If you'd be interested in watching some high level gameplay, the GeoGuessr World Cup just ended and there are some great clips online. I'd love to see more of you playing this! Keep up the great work :)

[@MisterSpriggan]

I know haha I don’t follow heavily but I have seen streamers play a good amount of the game and for his first try I think Forrest did an incredible job

[@chiefkeith5641]

Agreed. This is the type of game to show you a lion but it’s on a reserve in Texas. I think map creator did great

[@ramonveltmeijer9961]

Didn't know they had a GeoGuessr world cup. Going to watch that after this video. Sounds really fun.

[@ADRI_a_REAL1]

LIST OF EVERYTHING HE GOT WRONG: 0:20 Thats a SPOTTED HYENA. Not a brown hyena? 1:19 Thats a GUANACO. Not an alpaca? 2:00 Those are CAPE BUFFALO. NOT Wildebeest? 2:50 Those are MONA MONKEYS - easy mistake 10:40 That is an INDIAN SQUIRREL species (Im not sure which). Not an owl - but it was hard to see so ill give you a pass on this one HOWEVER - Loved the video my man, already waiting for a part 2!

[@hxpnotiks]

Nerd alert

[@-sakura-.]

@@hxpnotiksnah just someone who knows there stuff unlike forrest /j

[@tinyrodent2821]

I was surprised by the Wildebeest mistake, they're pretty distinctly shaped, those Buffalo are huge and wide.

[@ADRI_a_REAL1]

@@tinyrodent2821 same my bro

[@thomaslove6494]

​@@tinyrodent2821 I honestly think he just misspoke... You can't tell me a biologist from South Africa doesn't know the difference between a buffalo and a wildebeest

[@GraysonAB]

I was not expecting a Jersey Jerry reference!! Obvious AWL here! Love the content, Forrest!

[@dpugs9740]

caught me off guard too

[@corywecker4026]

It was always Jersey Jerry

[@mace6256]

Says "we are too poor for good roads and I'm like " yeah, I'm from Illinois, so I can relate" 😂😂😂

[@jchrizzy6995]

Forest playing geoguesser would be a pretty sick series

[@Wham0]

'I'm a wildlife biologist' - 10s later - 'that's a brown hyena'....

[@skyrothman8651]

That's what the species is called

[@Wham0]

@ it’s not, it’s a spotted hyaena, not a brown hyaena, completely different. I’m a biologist, not that it takes one to differentiate them…

[@skyrothman8651]

@@Wham0 Oh got it, yeah you're totally right looking back at that. I thought you might have thought he was just talking about the color of the hyena

[@Budsport_TV]

Forrest: 45 Miles! Bam! No one is getting better than that … *Rainbolt Enters The Chat* … *Within 3 Seconds Later* “Well if you look at that tree over there you can tell, nope nevermind. See that sticker on that street sign. That’s from a 2021 LP from the band MollyCan’s out of a small town outside of Johannesburg. Damn, 102 feet away. Couldn’t gotten closer if I took an extra second”

[@Redcoat_]

16:55 As a Canberra resident, the pronunciation of Canberra hurt me.

[@chir0pter]

can-bear-a right? like yogi berra?

[@OllieTheBonoboEnthusiast]

I’m from Coffs Harbour. But I agree

[@RyanYoxo]

@@chir0ptercan-bruh

[@chir0pter]

@@RyanYoxo I don’t believe you, why would they use part of yogi berra’s name if they didn’t intend to pronounce it the same way smh

[@Redcoat_]

@@chir0pter The other chap is right, it’s pronounced more like “Can-bruh”.

[@kagishomashiloane3630]

This was such a fun game.... Please do it again. I am based in South africa and I loved this game. Please do another one

[@Virtual_Mysteries]

18:09 We've got some south American critters😂😂😂😂😂

[@Goldenraptor_]

Number 1 was a spotted hyena, not a brown hyena. Even though it had darker coloration, it did have some faint spots, no stripes, and no "mane" or long fur, its head shape was also that of a spotted hyena as well as its ears, and it did not have that lighter colouration near the back and neck which alot of brown hyenas have. Number 2 is a guanaco I believe, not an alpaca, based on the colouration, the shorter fur, and the more thinner and taller build, almost like a camel. It can also be a vicuña, which is a relative of the alpaca, infact the same genus, although not the same species so I won't be counting it nonetheless. Number 3 was definitely not wildebeests but instead they were cape buffaloes, based on the stocky muscular build and horn shape. Number 4 was a species of monkey called the nunnemarkatta (Cercopithecus mona), this one I honestly don't blame you, they are not very well known by any means. Number 5 is indeed a herd of waterbuck, you got it right. Number 6 I believe is not a mule deer, but a female white-tailed deer- It has a reddish colouration and the face and body match a white-tailed so it's most likely a white-tailed. Allthough I could be wrong since they are similar species and can be confused. Number 7 is indeed a herd of impalas, you got that one right, allthough it's probably the easiest to get on the list. Number 8 looks like brown pelicans, allthough they are far away and it is difficult to tell, it does still match the same colouration, and I can see some juveniles in there too. Since you did not guess whatsoever, I'm not gonna count this one in the score. Number 9 are dromedary camels, which he did get right, so I'll count that, this was probably even easier if not just as easy as the impala one. Number 10 are yellowtail fusilier I believe, and right under them was indeed a yellow damselfish, which you got that right. As for the white and black striped fish to the left and down, I have no idea. I have been defeated. I searched for 2 hours for a fish that matches it, but I could not find the species, if anyone knows, for the love of god tell me what it is. This was by far the hardest one for sure. I could not identify it. Number 11 were indeed sally lightfoot crabs I believe, got that one right Forrest. Number 12 I have no idea, where even is the animal? If Forrest was referring to the so called "owl" above the sign then that doesn't make sense, as it's clearly just a tree branch that was cut. Number 13 are most likely plains zebra, maybe mountain zebra but I'm almost certain they're plains zebra. Number 14 are rhesus macaque I believe, and I'm gonna give this point to forrest since it's close enough. Number 15 was indeed a galapagos island tortoise, specifically of the pinzón subspecies, and he got it right. Number 16 is very hard to tell but is a western or eastern grey kangaroo, or maybe a female red kangaroo, it's hard to tell from that angle, I'm basing off of the colouration. Number 17 you can definitely see those are brown pelicans, there are multiple adults and juveniles. As for the cormorants, they're red-footed cormorants. As for the small black birds, I'm not sure whatsoever as they are too blurry to tell, anyone know what they are, let me know! Number 18 that's most likely an eastern gray kangaroo, and I'll give it to him, he got that one. Number 19 those are indeed koi fish and black swans, he got that right. There's also some mallard ducks, and as for the first duck shown, the one with a white head and brown body is a ruddy shelduck. Number 20 those are definitely guanacos. He got 13 out of 27 right, and since I'm sure he knows the ducks were mallards, that makes it 14 out of 27, just barely over half of them. THIS took me SO LONG to write and search for these animals and was quite exhausting but I did it for fun, please enjoy this. :)

[@Blinky44_]

Number 12 has a squirrel on the steps just in front of the door (maybe an Indian palm squirrel?).

[@Goldenraptor_]

​@Blinky44_ Now I see it, thank you! It could be an indian palm squirrel, but I'm not sure as it's too blurry to tell if it has back stripes.

[@zacroblox15]

​@@Goldenraptor_ You do realize that the guy who replied here - Blinky is literally the top 1 geoguessr player who won the world cup lol

[@rileyogorman]

number 16 was a western grey kangaroo. You can tell by the pale ear with the black stripe around it. Also the darker fur and body shape say it's not a red kangaroo.

[@Goldenraptor_]

​@zacroblox15 Really?? Awesome! I didn't know that since I don't really watch geoguessr stuff too often, but thats amazing.

[@vincenovinger5374]

A lot of fun! I could have watched another hour - Good work!

[@bshady6835]

His, let’s say “irritation” with South Africa and then the joke about the roads is extremely entertaining especially if this is your first video of his and you don’t know where he grew up is so funny.

[@BDT27]

“87 miles away you don’t get closer than that” 86 miles away: Am I a joke to you?

[@Marzeyx]

Forrest shouting out Jersey Jerry wasn't on my 2024 bingo card but I'm here for it!

[@ZoeShepherd-w1u]

New title: Wildlife expert stumped by actual species identification

[@thehoundofthegamingvilles2012]

0:19 spotted hyena

[@edwildlife2896]

"Animal expert" 😂😂😂

[@thehoundofthegamingvilles2012]

@edwildlife2896 said the hyena whisperer

[@jamesbyrd5175]

Rubs hands at anticipation for another 18 minute long Forrest Gallante lolcow video. Calls a spotted hyena a brown hyena in the first minute .... this gonna be good.

[@DiabloKingRaws28]

6:14 that is crazy 😂 the fact that they let it slip is jokes

[@ZeitakuLifestyle]

“Chiiiinaaaaa” in the finals trump voice is golden 😂😂😂

[@geoguessr]

This was very entertaining!!

[@darioconsani6]

As a South African I do like you Forrest but you gotta admit Cape Town is where it is at❤

[@noobmaster-ou5fs]

It makes so much sense for people like Forrest to play Geoguesser 😂 Researchers who travel a lot

[@chir0pter]

9:10 he's a coping expert already! 😂

[@Icy.3P]

Probably the best beginner I've ever seen! You have some serious potential to be really good at this game :)

[@strawberrylemonadelioness]

2:53 is the most beautiful location, I just love it

[@MataWorldPeace]

“I don’t know if you can say that but I did” 😂😂

[@peterdore2572]

The Idea of this video is really FUN, and Forrest had a slow start but did REMARKABLY WELL on some! OMG! But the People who picked the spots really didnt think it through... Some areas, like the Underwater one, or the Australia ones are litterally IMPOSSIBLE TO PINPOINT! Like, what does he expect Forrest to do??? Choose areas where it is POSSIBLE for Forrest to find out. The area must contain at least a hint. Ideally a few hints. Forrest is not a Fortune Teller, SHEESH!! Good Job Forrest! Bad Job, producer!

[@hooverity]

Honestly, dang. Bro did pretty fukn great for the first time playing. Well educated fella

[@epthopper]

Only a handful of African countries have Google Streetview coverage, which is why there were so many South Africa locations. South Africa, Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Madagascar, and Tunisia have coverage so far

[@mikerobins9751]

I enjoyed this alot. It was fun playing along with you. You did way better then me.

[@jacobparker8410]

I live a couple hours from the first Australian spot and I would've guessed Western Australia 🤣 and the trimmed branch trying to be a blurry Owl.. hilarious

[@Kier4n99]

2:35 how dare you

[@jlchips]

I'm sorta on the GeoGuessr side of KZbin, but I've also been a fan of Forrest's for a while and was subbed to him! Very interesting to get recommended a video combining the two!

[@kevinquinonez838]

1:18 that is not a alpaca that is a guanaco they are more closely related to llamas

[@vegasgamer6460]

Thank you at least one know animals

[@Royben866]

I was about to say lol 😂

[@oneeyeworx]

Maybe you should visit the PNW. There is a massive amount of difference from Seattle to Wyoming. So many different types of country.

[@LindaC616]

Wasn't that a Bison walking down the middle of the road how did he miss that?

[@chir0pter]

he's doing the time honored geoguessr tradition of coping

[@matthewwelsh294]

Forget Wyoming just from Seattle to Pullman lol

[@oneeyeworx]

@@matthewwelsh294 I recently rode my bike from Portland to Missoula. Should a beautiful part of the country, but ever step of the way it's wildly different.

[@nickp6343]

lol love the jersey Jerry reference

[@reginaphalanges7331]

100% Riveting!! You did great, Forrest! You are definitely a Slueth! It's a fun game!

[@GrayscaleMC-y4f]

This guy needs to collaborate with the Kratt Brothers.

[@neverstoppulling5169]

I love these. Definitely do more !

[@aXelRedfield]

playing wildlife only locations against a geoguessr pro like rainbolt would be an amazing video

[@aardwolf6668]

Not to step on toes, but that hyena looks like it has spots and doesn't have the longer or darker fur of a brown hyena so isn't it a spotted?

[@isacksb]

Yea its 100% a spotted hyena. They dont really look similar at all so a bit wierd How a zooligist cant tell them apart😂

[@KT-22_run]

⁠@@isacksb He explained it in the top comment at the moment.

[@kingterra111]

im pretty sure he is joking on most of the animals, cause alot of the animals he says are not what they are lmao

[@jamesbyrd5175]

​@@kingterra111 Galante is not joking. He's made similar mistakes before, like saying jaguars are much smaller than leopards or that reticulated pythons are the heaviest snakes. Him confusing a spotted hyena with a brown hyena and wildebeest with cape buffalo tracks with that. Gallante is an adventurer, influencer, and animal enthusiast - NOT a hard science biologist-researcher and definitely not a walking talking animal encyclopedia.

[@florian74500]

@@isacksb Yeah, he also got a bunch of this other animals wrong

[@Chosen-z5j]

Love this channel.

[@tombo125]

This was amazing and informative. You should do a video like this weekly

[@kevvin7563]

The China guess was the most impressive

[@gamehappenings]

I would love to see more of these geoguesser videos

[@nathansoule612]

The hand gesture when saying "Chiiiina" sold it

[@themustangdev]

As an Aussie, "canaberra" had me fuming

[@carlmeade1667]

Great Video. Fasinating to see you logic compared to the Geoguessr pros. One tip, look at the compass, and sun/shadows. You did well on the Chile one but if you had niced the sun was in the North you would have rules out Mexico and Spain immediately.

[@stevencook4711]

I would watch you do this every time you post a vid. Always love the content.

[@ccatbqfm49]

That pelican guess was top tier.

[@robertmorgan4015]

I like this version of geoguessr much better!

[@marksivert1684]

Sometimes the sun can give a great clue as to N or S hemisphere, and latitude. Sometimes the sun can't tell you much. Definitely an observation many people miss in Geoguessr.

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

I Love This Man

[@scottjasper5424]

Forrest is so genuine 👍

[@thedenver2724]

For not knowing the coverage, you did a really solid job! You could get really good at this game.

[@thegirlwholovesmusic]

Apparently “wildlife expert” has the same knowledge as me having watched Disney movies as a kid.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

17:20 I bet those nets are being used to catch dragonfly! Lol Idk why that being what they’re using them for immediately came to mind but it just did

[@corywecker4026]

Loved the Barstool reference

[@CarynAthanassiou]

Voetec Forrest I am South African and just cause u are Zimbabwean doesn’t mean u have to hate

[@reptilez13]

This was so much fun! I got one you didn't, the Thailand one! But only because Gold Buddha's usually mean Thailand lol, can mean Vietnam or a couple others but usually Thailand lol.

[@Parroting_Australia234]

Bro did not know where the Galapagos was first time lol

[@tjramsey7274]

loved this one, unlike other geoguessers that only know from view, signs aand experience.. you use a differnt system of deduction with the biology knowledge and its educational and nice

[@delsoul2003]

That was really good. Seriously. Let's be real, some of those are impossible like the underwater one.

[@Grand-Massive]

Really enjoyed that. Would like to see more animal Geoguessr from you.

[@Now_To_Infinity]

Love you Forrest blessings to you and your channel ❣️🪽🙏🙏

[@Stand.Your.Ground.]

Love you Forrest!

[@dizzyrascal5015]

The way he pronounces Canberra 😂😂😂

[@Sticks017]

Dude i fuckin loved this video. I'd love to see this become a series.

[@nraderz]

Love the vid man. More of these plz. (Also easy content for you so it's a win win)

[@herpinhippie]

This looks fun. I’ve got to try this game out. 🐍

[@16spartaman]

I want him to play this more often!

[@minnesotatomcat]

I called the Wyoming one! First thing that popped into my head

[@wolfyeverywhere]

I can watch you do this for hours 😂

[@tycollinsh7421]

Loved the video!

[@vbinkk1385]

Loved this!

[@chir0pter]

12:00 nairobi has an interesting park that brings the savanna and its wildlife right up to and into the urban sprawl, which continues along outside it. I knew that had to be it with the massive aqueduct (?) plus the city skyline

[@BelgorathTheSorcerer]

That was fun. I'd definitely like to see some more of these.

[@scruffy7264]

For real a solid first geo guesser run

[@AKbaby89]

Sir what did you just call that Nissan😂😂

[@gammergames3322]

not a whole lot of african countries have street coverage, the most coverage is in south africa, which is why you get it so often. the other ones that are covered are senegal, the gambia, ghana, nigeria, kenya, botswana, rwanda, and a slight bit in uganda (mainly just around kampala)

[@gammergames3322]

forgot tunisia, woops. pretty much just the east coast has coverage

[@brycekramer9319]

Cannaberra? As an Australian, that's the funniest sounding pronunciation I've ever heard

[@davidstewart6319]

Thought you did a great job. I played along and stunk at it. I was thinking anything within 500 miles is impressive.

[@RedChaosScrungle]

I find it funny he misidentifies a lot of animals he identifies earlier in the video He calls the spotted hyena a brown hyena He calls the guanaco an alpaca He calls the african buffalo wildebeests. He calls the mona monkeys sykes monkeys (that one I get)

[@crowpotking1100]

Would love to see more Geoguessr content!

[@TheSpinoGuy422]

Imagine if forest found a thylacine during this

[@lindysmallwood2039]

Glad you shared this. I like your animal videos.

[@nicollekyostia6764]

I loved this episode ! It's nice to see a guy that can own his mistakes! I REALLY want to try this game. I am quite good at geography. I'm going to see if I can find it!

[@line_n_lure5771]

Under 1k!!!! Love the videos!!!

[@Friskyorphan]

As a Washington native Mule deer are more of an eastern Washington thing. They like the desert and the Rockies!

[@kaleworman3864]

At 15:00 the birds were Peruvian Pelican, Inca Tern, and Red-legged Cormorant, so that narrowed it down to Peru or Chile.

[@benmcguire6353]

This was such a fun video. Please do another one!

[@Caiecaie]

The minute i saw 11:31 thought to myself it looks like kenya / nairobi area. Happy to get it right, only briefly visited before

[@C4m4r0]

I feel proud I was able to call the pronghorn in Yellowstone. I guess my one summer there did pay off for animal recognition.

[@psylobunny3257]

I enjoyed the video, would love to see more