My male Aussie frilled dragon showing off his frill. Dont like to do this often, but I took him out to show off his frill and threat poses. Pretty awesome and intimidating. Here's another video!! • Frilled dragon male fr...
FEAR ME HUMAN! I AM YOUR DOOM! BOW BEFO... hey stop touching that... STOP PUSHING ME OVER TO THE CARPET!... uhh... hmm... alright, FEAR ME OVER HERE MORTAL!
It's like when an animal does a threat display and a human doesn't back off, they have no idea what to do. "I guess I'll just... keep standing here... maybe he'll get bored..."
@RU-vid Sucks You probably right, sounds kind of unbearable ngl... kind of like that game umm hellblade Seanau’s sacrifice. It’s a Norse mythology styled game based around a nomad traveling Viking woman with skitzo “People that hear voices in their heads” and it kind of sounds like something sorta around those lines which ish aghh. D:
@RU-vid Sucks I agree 100% it was an interesting concept and idea. I liked the perma death aspect I guess and the bosses I fought this raven esk, thing and from I remember it was just brimming out with Norse mythos which I fucking love. “Think the aspect that kinda killed it for me was the over excess of puzzles in my opinion”
prayforjonas Really need more informative comments like yours.. Really need to reduce on the dumb jokes because I think we had enough of entertainment in this world. More info, more knowledge, more benefits. Less jokes, less "dumb" and "cool" people, less dumber "cool" followers..
@@ferociousfeind8538 do you know about lizards in general LOL- they don’t need teeth to give you a mighty wound or a finger off. They also do have teeth in fact very sharp ones! They are just extremely tiny.
When I was like 12 I was nerdily obsessed with lizards and one day went to the pet store at the mall and I saw they had this 4 and a half foot adult green iguana in very shoddy conditions and I told them that and the worker that day literally let me just adopt her free of charge. She was enormous with a wickedly thick tail(which they use like a muscular whip when agitated). Believe it or not that iguana was the sweetest pet I ever had. She never once bit or threatened to bite even a single time and the only time I ever saw her get aggressive was when my folks brought a very hyperactive dog to watch for their friend. She literally was trained to go relieve herself in the same corner of the house daily so I just changed out the newspaper everyday after school. She would roam the house free and sun herself on the couch and climb the christmas tree every December. Every single night when it got dark she would come crawling into my room, onto my bed and fall asleep on my chest or at the foot of the bed. She was the best friend a boy could ask for. R.I.P my weird scaly cat.
Guy that does stuff, agreed! There may be exceptions here and there, but green iguanas as a whole are terrible pets! They are incredibly dangerous with razor sharp claws, a tail full of spikes that they can whip you with and split you wide open, and pack a bite where they can grab on and tear you to shreds. They pack all these weapons along with an extremely volatile temperament, they can lose their chill in a heartbeat for nearly any reason. That's why they have been introduced to so many areas they don't belong, because a very large percentage of owners wind up abandoning they realize they are horrible pets and it is too late. While I love animals I have no desire to own any of them, never understood the human obsession with trying to keep literally every animal imaginable in captivity.
He doesn't really do anything, he just stands there with his mouth open the whole time expecting you to be scared and when you aren't he just doesn't know what to do
these things are adorable.... this little guy is probably just scared because he is shedding and when lizards shed they get really defensive because the skin over their eyes also sheds meaning they cant see very well and cant tell whats a threat. my water dragon was the same way
😂 it just walked on in and now it just wanders around his home, possibly the smartest idea because now it gets free food and nice cool and warm air conditioning to keep it from getting needing unpredictable environmental effects to help it.
He's just rehearsing for his part in the latest up and coming Jurassic World movie! The casting director told Steven Spielberg that he's very impressed with his auditions! 😉
@@MrJreed1000 because he owns one. Here In Australia, you're more likely to come across our many other creatures like snakes or spiders than you would a frilled neck lizard, goannas are more common to see though.
It's 40 degrees, 800km to the next town, red dirt for miles and in the middle of the road is one of these buggas standing there having a go at you as your approach in your car forcing you to pull over so you don't hit him, you get out and he does this for 10 mins and runs off...so many memories of that happening
Zerozone yeah but I wait for the prefect timing lol like when my boss tells another coworker what he's gunna have me do, I always blurt out when he says 'he,' did you just assume my gender??!!
Frilled lizards were one of my fav animals as a kid. To be reminded of my childhood wonder of this tiny dinosaur relic. Beautiful thing. Beautiful creature.
lizard: I WILL END YOU! I WILL BE YOUR DOWNFALL! human: who's a goood boy? who's a bwaby boy? who's a, who's a? lizard: fuck this -attacks- human: aww you wanna give Dady a kissy aww
Except the Dilophosaurus didn't actually spit acid or have frills like Jurassic Park suggested. In the same way they completely misinterpreted what velociraptors looked like (which were actually around the size of a turkey). And most importantly, dinosaurs were not reptiles. They were the direct ancestors of birds (in fact, due to the reclassification of what actually counts as a dinosaur, all living birds today are now technically dinosaurs). So as a result, not only was the Dilophosaurus nothing like the frilled lizard, a pigeon is actually a closer relation.
Dinosaurs are in the reptile family. They did not evolve from birds, it's the other way around, birds evolved from the dinosaur suborder called Theropoda.
godhammer666 forgive me, I was tired when I replied, I meant to say they were the ancestors of birds. However, after working for a month with one of the UK's leading evolutionary biologists, specifically on the topic of dinosaurs, I can say confidently that the most recent classification of dinosaurs does not name them as reptiles. This is something they have been classified as before but as with many things (like the fact that birds today are now technically dinosaurs, not descendents of) this changes fairly frequently in official papers.
Animal Girl *cough* cockatoos *cough cough* cockatiels *cough* magpies *coughhh* every bird that lives there sorry i have a very bad cold you're totally right
Val Fidelis dude u realize ppl who r in this so called trade take care of them. it's called being a reptile or animal enthusiast. so get ur panties out of a wad for God's sake
Now ur being stereo typical. I own an albino Burmese python and I love him to death I treat him like my kid. He's well fed I handle him daily and for a snake that can get up to 250 plus pounds he's very docile so don't sit there and tell me rich ppl that have exotic animals don't love their animals that's y they own them in the first place. On top of that there is no status symbol. They r enthusiasts. I'm a reptile enthusiast I don't care bout status symbol ow whichever. It's my way of life. If I could have a tiger I would. It's all about respecting the animal and caring for it. There's more to it than what meets the eye and all u see is negativety. And I don't suppose ur part of peta
The first time I saw one of these was in Disney's The Rescuers Down Under...and I knew I was born on the wrong continent. Australia has such awesome wildlife. Can't believe most people have still never heard of a Cassowary...
Yeah, and I also remember that Dilophosaurus Wetherilli only had two large head crests and was 7 meters long. We also have no evidence for a frill or a venom sac for spitting venom for the Dilophosaurus Wetherilli.
Surprised that no one realized he’s only angry because he saw his own reflection in the camera, convinced there’s another one of him in the house. *somebody’s acting jealous* *_Edit:_* Omg, 1,000 likes? Seriously? I was only speculating, but thanks
MeganMassackre Gaming Sorry dude but they don't. That's just something the movies made up, along with spitting poison. They do have a cool crest and are almost 7 meters long though.
Besides form his head, that lizard kinda looks like a bearded dragon without the beard and instead a Jurassic Park frill. I just compared his feet to my bearded dragons feet, they look so similar lol. One long curved toe with sharp nails and a thick tail. I guess that’s common in lizards but kinda cool.
