🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To DAMN NATURE, YOU SCARY - FUNNY & SCARY ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS! 

My mother grew up next to a family that owned a monkey. She said it was the meanest creature she ever encountered. She hated monkeys after that.

@@LancerX916 😆

Yea he must not know how much black air force energy all primates have

Was thinking the same thing. "I think Kabir 'knows' monkeys from cartoons and the such like", lol. Monkeys terrify me :l

Baboons are extremely dangerous and crazy😰

I was just about to say the same about the orcas. They and dolphins really seem to love it.👍

Yep & that was actually a baboon, which is even worse

I camp out on my property in Ohio. I've had coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and a couple bears come by. The fox was super. Friendly and let me pet it. The black bear was a younger adult and came close enough that I could hear it breathe, but it didn't seem to be too interested in me. Bobcats and coyotes were captured on the trail cams, but I hear the coyotes every night this time of year.

Lol, right?! 😂

actually mountain lions in cities are looking for an easy meal. pets and small children

Scary thing about them is, you’d never know they’re even around until they strike or move on. And yet they would know always exactly where you are within their vicinity.

He was running at the camera guy, that was a false charge. Bears will often pretend to charge a potential threat that they don't really want to tangle with to try and scare the threat off without actually risking being injured in a fight. Gotta remember, bears are afraid of us. Except polar bears, which fear nothing. They don't have generations of experience being hunted by humans like other bears do.

exactly my thinking!! if you see a predator animal running, you might want to take it as a warning . . .

Umm, do u mean 'intense', lol?

That' not what's actually happening. They are multiplying and spreading out. They have been spotted where I live in Northern NC.

@@oldcodger4371 much like how coyotes are spreading throughout the American continent, eh?

@@Jliske2 Yep.

@@Jliske2 With a little help from bored wildlife officials, yep.

We think we saw a mountain lion in Missouri one night when riding 4-wheelers out deep in the woods. Either a mountain lion or an absolutely massive bobcat, we weren't trying to stick around to find out. I was always told that we don't have mountain lions out here. But imo it didn't look like a bobcat at all. It was too big, and while it was dark out it did look like it was all one color. No variations at all. We got the hell out of there as fast as we could, and I have been wary of the woods ever since. That was a sort of wake up call for me. There are real dangers out there. Not that I was unaware of that fact, but it never hit close to home like that before. Since then I have seen a black bear and many coyotes as well out in the woods. People too, which can be a whole lot scarier. I would tell you a story or two, but there'd be like 6 paragraphs of text. Suffice to say, now that I am old enough to carry a gun, I don't go out into the wilderness without one unless I have no choice. I refuse to go unarmed if I am going to be alone or will be out for extended periods of time, like camping. You just never know when a situation could arise where you might need a weapon. I'd rather be safe than sorry.

That's about 20 faster than the average person. Usain Bolt hit 27-28 mph.

@@JosephRussellStapleton Yep

Think you meant, “on porpoise.” There, fixed. 😁😂

Right, lol?!

A gigantic uh... anaconda (I assume?) was right behind/next to the hammock. Some kind of massive snake.

@@VelkanAngels python

You could have left off that last sentence. No need to be rude. They have different wildlife in the UK than in the US.

@@nikkinicol78 it also wasn’t that clear what the animal was, David is just a grumpy Gus

@Jon Reff he's left smart ass comments on alot of Kabir's videos. Not sure why he keeps watching him