10 Most Dangerous Animals in the U.S. REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!! 

A lot of people don’t know how big moose can get. They’re freaking huge.

They showed a ton of Elks for the moose and deer sections.

the bad cgi was scarier than the animals themselves

Random clip of wildebeests in the bison part Random clips of African antelope and elk in the moose part

There's a saying we learned in boot camp about bears: If it's Brown, lie down If it's Black, get back If it's White, say goodnight 💀

Ironically, the most dangerous animal in the world is the mosquito.

Mississippian here the fact that alligators aren’t on this list is laughable they will literally tear you into pieces

These terrible graphics, and random sounds effects are hilarious.

When I lived in Anchorage, I had to call out of work one day because there were moose around my car and they wouldn't go away

Wolf attacks are incredibly rare in the US. I don't know why they even included them in this list.

Bull moose have massive testosterone levels during mating season, so they get into a kind of 'roid rage, take offense at your existence and set out to remedy that.

I can't believe Alligators aren't on this list

Yes, deer do kill people. My friend died a month ago in a collision with a deer. Living in PA (Pennsylvania) that's the #1 thing you look out for when driving at night, even in the daytime you have to keep an eye out. Those dumb bastards will run straight into you.

There are ranchers in the US that now raise American Bison as a food animal. If you ever have a chance to try it the meat is delicious. It's similar to beef but more lean and has a slightly sweet taste. My description doesn't do it justice, you have to try it if you ever get the chance.

Cougars “I’d shit if I just saw one” You won’t see it. It will stalk you and then you done before you know what happened.

Ah "Don't tread on me" the predecessor to "F**k around and find out"

If a cougar attacks, you generally won’t see it. They generally stalk or wait to leap out of a higher elevation

Homeboy doesn’t know the difference between elk and moose I guess...

I live in East Tennessee. We do not have breeding populations of mountain lions here, but we do get a stray male wandering around. About 10 years ago, I saw one just amble across the road in front of me. I didn’t tell anyone for years. They would have thought I was insane. I finally told people after a neighbor got a picture of one on his trail cam.

In my hometown a couple years ago a guy was out jogging when he was attacked by a young mountain lion, he beat it to death (but not without injuries) before heading back down the trail to get help. That dudes badass

"distinct rattle sound" definitely one you will never forget

I was blown away when I learned how England only has 3 cereals. We literally have a whole aisle dedicated to them

All I got to say is at least we're not Australia...

There are videos/tv shows called, “When deer attack.” It’s almost seen as a joke here, but it can be serious. We have tons of street signs in the mountains to watch for deer. That’s what I always think is gonna happen when I’m driving in the mountains. For the buffalo and moose attacks in national parks, those happen mostly because tourists get too close trying to take a selfi with them. I think alligators should have been on the list too.

Fun Fact: When you look at an Arizona Bark Scorpion under a black light, it'll glow a dim neon green!

You should react to the guy that was followed by a mountain lion while on a run it’s quite horrifying

I've had run-ins with a few of these and by far a moose is the most terrifying animal. When I moved to Alaska my boss told me don't worry about bears worry about the moose. I also got bit by a scorpion in Arizona on my small toe and a brown recluse in San Diego. I don't recommend either. But the polar bear takes the cake.

The spider you were talking about is called a "banana spider" in florida.

Still waiting on a reaction to "Oversimplified: The American Civil War"; you guys loved the one video he did on the American Revolution, I'm pretty sure you guys would love the one he did on the American Civil War.

I live in the Pacific Northwest. On different camping trips we have taken into the mountains, we have seen moose close up, had bears walk through our camp, heard wolves howling at night and seen mountain lion tracks. There is a reason that when we go into the mountains, we carry guns and bear spray. I carry a 12 gauge shotgun loaded with Hornady defense slugs. When you step out of the car in the wilderness of the American west, you become part of the food chain. lol.

I'm more afraid of wolverines than anything on this list. Grizzly bear, moose and wolverines are all fearless of anything on this planet, except for each other. They will all try to avoid contact with the others. I saw numerous videos of a wolverine chasing an entire pack of wolves from a kill. The wolves sat in a circle around the wolverine and whined while he ate.

“I’m not sure deer will be on the list” oh my friend, just you wait😂

"moose" captioned picture of an elk, lmao

Leaving out alligators -- unforgivable.

"I wonder if Karen's are on the list?" - That cracked me up! Nicely Done!

“Karen’s” 😂🤣😂 I work retail so...yeah, they should be on the list.

I would add my ex to that list

The animations in that vid... LOL those guys need to get themselves a new animator

I live in southern New Mexico. Biggest concerns here are: -Rattlesnakes - mostly when out hiking. Earbuds off, you Want to hear them if you're getting too close. -Scorpions - 1 or 2 get in the house every year. Always check your shoes. Never blindly stick your fingers under or behind something. -Black Widows - They can be very respectful of your space. Having some outside can deal with other pesky insects but don't let them get out of hand. Kill the egg sacks if you find them. -Coyotes - mostly harmless but in large packs, they may test their luck with children and the weak. -Mountain Lions & Bob Cats - Don't go hiking alone and tell people where you're going. Never turn your back to one if its looking at you. Do not run. Don't show fear and hope it gets distracted, bored with you, or get ready to fight back. Batons, sprays, other protection can help. Be prepared for anything.

@20:45 mark that was fukn hilarious. Talking low toned and serious...next frame...”HEY check out this cool merch” lmao 😂

I love hoe sometimes these videos randomly show images of a different animal. It makes me chuckle every time. Such as the one with the Buffalo, they showed a clip of some wildebeest or something at one point. Then, the moose one kept showing caribou pics randomly

I live in Vegas now, and black widows are very common out here. Brown recluse, not so much, although there's the desert brown spider which looks very similar to the brown recluse. Not as deadly, but will still mess you up. Scorpions all over too, including the Arizona bark.

When I was in Switzerland I saw a huge 6ft snake spinning around in circles like he had a severe visibility in the head.

12:44 Children, elderly and immuno-compromised people (most of which have chronic illnesses) are pretty much always the most vulnerable group with anything health related. Just thought I'd add that because of the part of the video linked at the top.

Fun fact about bark scorpions, they can walk upside down. My mom got bit by one at a table at a local burrito place here in Tucson a few years back. it was hanging under the table when she put her purse down. She never did drugs, but she described what I'd call bad painful acid trip and was in the hospital for a couple days. You won't die, but she caught me playing with one in our house later and took a shoe and killed it right there. Can't blame her. We have two other types of scorpions. I've seen them all. Yeah, insecticide people are a necessity in southern Arizona. They love dormant houses, so, everyone moving into a new house... We had a tarantula outside too once, but we took away his food, which is good because tarantula wasps kill tarantulas. Rattlers and Gila monsters are no big deal - just don't eff with them. Scorpions though, they're sneaky little glowy bastards.

Well, now I'm going to feel like I'm living a charmed life every time I go shopping for cereal. Who knew?

I don't think you can comprehend how big moose are until you've actually seen one in person

I live in a small town just below mountains in California. Early in the morning around 4am-5am you can sometimes see mountain lions just taking a stroll down a street. They come down when the humans aren't around and go away when the sun is up and all the humans and cars come out. They are more afraid of us in our natural suburban habitat. lol

10:30 The movie where Liam Neeson’s plane crashes and he has to fight off the wolves is called “The Grey” (2011).

Now you know why we're so good at physical sports. We gotta out run this kinda stuff all the time.

As a girl in the US that lives around bulls, I knew personally several people gored to death by them. They were usually bulls that had been well cared for and had been with the farmers for many years before the attacks. That is why they're so dangerous, that unpredictable snap.

"Watch for deer!" is the Wisconsin way to say "I love you!"

No gators or hogs? Is this list made from capability of killing or actual numbers of occurrences

Lol. Damn I'm on this list twice. I've had Scorpions in my house multiple times. One on my chest on my coat when I was taking it off. Thing had to have been on me for a while before I took the coat off. Amazing I didn't get stung. Was wearing multiple layers so might have been stung and never got threw cloths

Oh, you guys nailed it right away: If you live in an area with heavy deer populations, you take your life in your hands driving at night. Have you heard the expression, “Like a deer in the headlights?” It means to be frozen in confusion. You’re doing like 55mph for example...even 35mph...the deer sees you from a mile away (you don’t see him), but he’s frozen staring at your headlights. And by the time you see him, you hit him. Not just body damage to your car, though. Body damage to YOU as he crashes through the windshield and kills you. It’s not that rare at all, and not just in the sticks. Happens in many suburban areas too with a lot of people living there.

I remember walking on the side of the road with my best friend in Tennessee in winter and heared a deep rattling sound and for some reason said "Do you guys have rattle snakes here?" the fear on her face was enough for me to haul ass away from the bushes it's a scary sound for sure, very distinct.

Yeah, people usually avoid alligators. The thing about moose, bison, bears and deer not only benign human interaction, but human predation, we hunt them and nature gives them a few of us back to balance the scales a bit.

Yellowstone has a few large wolf packs. You can observe them easily in Lamar Valley. Truly amazing. I am surprised they didn't add Alligators and cotton mouth snakes. They are both incredibly deadly.

As an American, here's my take on this list: 10.) Yes, Polar Bears are bigger but you're really going to see them up in Alaska and Canada. Grizzlies you can see down in the the contiguous 48 states. You Do Not Fuck With Bears. You either quietly back away or scare them off by making yourself appear bigger and stranger. Bears can also figure out door handles, which makes them pretty scary. I know some polar bears will go inside houses to get warm during the winter, so people have to peek in through their windows before entering their houses (at least in extremely rural areas). 9.) Spiders - Yes, we have the venomous ones, but not too many people are worried about encountering them unless they're prevalent in their area. 8.) Cougar/Mountain Lion/Puma/Mountain Screamer - Scary in the fact that their range is huge and they're constantly moving. They've tracked one from the Dakotas to the Carolinas (1506 miles/2423 kilometers). 7.) Wolves - They leave humans alone and are more likely to run off. The only reason they might go after people is because they're hungry or have rabies. If you're alone in the middle of nowhere, they might go after you in extremely rural areas. 6.) Scorpions - Check your shoes before you put them on if you're in the south/south west of America. Unpleasant. 5.) Bull Shark - They go into freshwater to breed. They usually can't get too far up our rivers, considering the dams, locks, and levies. 4.) Rattlesnake - Just back away slowly. 3.) Deer - People are stupid and think they're harmless because they eat grass (They're the number one killer in Yosemite National Park). They become very territorial during the rutting/breeding season. Also extremely protective in regards to their young. 2.) American Bison - Same as number 3. 1.) Moose - Same as 2 and 3. Also, if you hit a moose with your car, it will fall perfectly on where the driver/passengers are. So a car accident with a moose is nearly always fatal.

Native Houstonian here. - The big Yellow Spider that you saw in Houston was more than likely a 'Banana Spider'. Giant af and terrifying looking , but basically harmless in the spectrum of spiders.

People underestimate how massive moose can be

there is video of a grizzly running full speed down a steep hill to kill a deer. Scariest video ever... He got it.

My brother died due to a brown recluse. After being bit at the age of 19, it shut his kidneys down and he did get a kidney transplant, but his heart was so over worked from 5 yrs of dialysis and all the medications, he died 3 yrs ago from heart failure (around 14 yrs after the spider bite). He was only 34. He was always sick and miserable. I miss him so much, but glad he is no longer suffering.

Love how they show elk for the deer section lol

Alligators are docile compared to their aggressive cousins the crocodile

But you have werewolves....I saw a movie where an American was biten there....lol....stay away from the Slaughtered Lamb pub

I love how, during the rattlesnake part, they're all perfectly still and silent.

My grandma was a badass. My siblings and I were walking home from the bus stop and got near a rattlesnake. Brother slowly backed off and got her. She came out with a shovel, walked up, and chopped its head off in front of us. Of course - In Florida.

That moose antler pic is of an ancient extinct species called the Irish elk which never lived in America

Polar bears are bigger, they just aren’t common in the US

My father told me he once looked out the window when i was little. I was going up the tiny mountain slope outside the garden towards a moose in Sweden. I was going to "pet the moose". He flew out the window and grabbed me 4 meters away from it and it just bolted in to the forest.

The list needed to include alligators. Maybe not because of the number of attacks, but because of their power and potential for attacks.

Idk how alligators didn’t get added to this list lol. I know they don’t kill many people, but still an amazing predator!

Also have Hobo Spiders, and Yellow Sac Spiders, their both great.

I spent most of this video being amazed at the difference in pronunciation of archipelago.

We had tons of moose in Alaska….As kids we were taught two main things outdoors: stay away from moose, and how to roll off a sled(a lot of kids were dying by hitting trees…) we would do bike rides and there’d be black bears 50 feet away running along the same “path” as we were on the road but they never bothered us. If camping in Alaska, one should always carry at least a .45…great show ^^^^

The random animal sound effects on that grizzly was funny. Lol Sounded like a cow.

Black windows are very common here lol I’ve found one while swimming in my pool

The biggest danger you're gonna find with deer(the ones over here are a bit bigger, depending on the areas) They kill loads of people, because, when you smoke them at full speed,they flip/roll up the bonnet and through the windshield.

I was camping in Northern New Mexico and a female bison walked through our camp. It was like Jurassic Park, the ground shook with every step it took. Huge animal, really don't get an idea of how big they are until you're 30 feet away from one. Incredible

Can you react to the video “Mountain Lion Stalks Me For 6 Minutes (Original Video) ” It’s incredible.

I've lived in idaho my whole life and have seen just about almost everyone of these animals almost got bit a rattlesnake when I was out in the desert shooting and I've had a run in with a deer that hit the front of my truck deer died unfortunately.

My brother's a big reptile guy and he keeps a wild Timber Rattlesnake in a terrarium in his bedroom, and a female Black Widow in his kitchen. Both he's actually held in his bare hands on multiple occasions.

My favorite quote about camping sites trying to bear proof trash cans and waste areas: “there is a considerable overlap between the smartest bears and the dumbest tourists”

In regards to mountain lions, a few years back one was killed outside of a town around where I live - I'm in Nebraska in the middle of the country - and there have been reports of them further east than here. I just looked it up and apparently they were able to use DNA tracing to discover a mountain lion killed in Connecticut came from South Dakota 1500 miles away, so who knows what their true range is, but they are more predominantly found in the western half of the country. Certainly not something you'd want your pet to be chained up outside if it walked by, unless you're trying to reenact the goat scene from Jurassic Park. Oh yeah, there was also a buffalo on the loose a few counties west of us last year. No one got hurt or anything but not something you see every day here, unlike a few hundred years ago.

This list is a teeny tiny bit off, the standard Cow should have a spot on it because annually they kill more people than sharks.

5:17 that's literally a bear model from Skyrim lmao

Yep, bears, wolves, and cougars outside, scorpions dropping out of your ceiling’s AC vents, snakes in your toilets... it’s amazing. 😂 If you come to my state of Texas, you can go on our yearly rattlesnake roundup, which is exactly what it sounds like, ends in some snake barbecue. If you go to Florida, you can find alligators on the roads and in backyard pools.

You guys need to react to the cougar stalking a man in utah and see that close call! Talk about shit yourself moment

With deer, habitat fragmentation isn't the problem, it's population and not enough people hunting them.

Dude. I've seen moose in person. There's no way to understand how big they are unless you see them in person. Truly massive.

Texans notice two things immediately... Whataburger and anything PanterA related. Especially the Cowboys from Hell logo.

Please follow up with our Aussie animals! I'd love to see you guys react to a "dangerous animals in Australia" video. Either way, I love your chemistry during reactions ❤🇦🇺

My son is named after that Liam Neeson movie. 😒 His name is Liam Grey.

A Native American/Norwegian guy I worked with stopped on the highway for a rattler and coaxed it off the road. They're greatly respected in the Lakota Nation.

I live in South Dakota and every year we hear a news story about a tourist getting injured pretty bad because they think Bison/Buffalo are just fluffy cows. They do not mess around they will destroy you.

Damn, I was sure there'd be a joke about the black widow devouring her mate, but i think the pause interrupted the flow.

This is a really weird video because it shows pictures of animals that bear no resemblance whatsoever to what they’re talking about. On one hand deer will not kill you generally speaking until you hit them with your car. Then they go on to talk about moose and show elk as well as moose next together. Elk are rare in the country anymore but people still hunt them in the mountains. For the most part moose live in the northern part of the country and are much more prevalent in Canada. They are very dangerous because they are huge and unpredictable and seem to have a kind of attitude like hippos that if they notice you, they will attack you. They didn’t even mention the coral snake or the gila monster lizard both of which are rare but poisonous and are found in the gulf states and desert southwest respectively. Herds of Buffalo or found across the United States and are often raised for their meat for exotic hamburgers. I had a buffalo burger once and found it unremarkable. Most of the casualties from Buffalo attacks (and we do not have any wildebeests in North America adespite a herd in the video) come from tourists getting too close for pics to roaming herds in national Park land. The male Buffalo do not take kindly to anyone approaching their females no matter the species.

Rattlesnakes mostly only bite when you provoke them. That’s why they say don’t tread on me. The rattler warns you but some times you catch them off guard and step on them or scare them and they strike.

They left out several from my area. Alligators, water moccasins, copperheads, coral snake, alligator gar fish, and mosquitoes.