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@mrsme33-cy7lf 2 месяца назад

Im from Louisiana, the worse animal here is the mosquito

@reindeer7752 2 месяца назад

One of the world's most deadly!

@KathySwampQueen 2 месяца назад

Same in S.Fla....its our state bird!

@jettslappy7028 2 месяца назад

Ohio agrees.

@NikkiWright-STLVR23 2 месяца назад

😂😂 yes indeed

@michellejones4911 2 месяца назад

Haha!

@JIMBEARRI 2 месяца назад

There are Polar bears in Alaska, and they're very dangerous, but they're in the far North in areas where there are VERY few people. Brown bears are in the populated parts of Alaska, so they're a bigger threat to people.

@sreace723 2 месяца назад

I was coming to comment the same thing. Polar Bears are in the Artic Circle which has minimal human existence. Although with the weather, I bet they are moving further south.

@hannabertrand4460 2 месяца назад

Thanks, I was about to Google that. I wasn't sure if there Polar bears in Alaska.

@tanyamichelle3206 2 месяца назад

Alaskan here. You’re spot on, polar bear/human interactions are very rare. I have seen dozens of brown bear though.

@adannycamacho5619 2 месяца назад

Just to add, when assessing danger, it’s not just about which animal is stronger/more lethal-it’s also about risk. You’re more likely to encounter a brown bear in Alaska than a polar bear. Also, I’m pretty sure there are more brown bear attacks on humans, which is probably the stat that they’re using.

@johnross3829 2 месяца назад

The video they showed looked like Grizzlies

@discoduck2288 2 месяца назад

Mainer here. You need to be a lot more concerned with a moose’s hooves than their antlers. They will stomp you to death. Fun fact, I was fishing from a rowboat on a small pond one time and a baby moose came out of the woods to forage along the feeder stream. A few minutes later mom started calling to the baby and he crossed the stream to get to mom to start nursing. Mom stared at my husband and I the whole time, then they walked back into the woods when the baby was done feeding. Sadly, this was before cell phones and I didn’t have a camera with me, so I don’t have any pictures. But it was one of the most incredible moments of my life.

@pyronuke4768 2 месяца назад

I'm from Idaho, and last year I looked out the window and saw a moose wander through our front lawn. The thing is you don't realize just how big they are until you see one in person. We have a five foot high fence circling our yard, and this thing literally stepped over it like it was wasn't even there.

@quamai8366 2 месяца назад

I saw a bull moose step over a barbed wire fence while canoeing and the guy didn't even rub his belly

@davidcosta2244 2 месяца назад

@@quamai8366 Was that boose moose named Teddy Roosevelt?

@christypriest30 2 месяца назад

Trust me, when you see a bobcat out in the wild you can tell that it’s not just your average house cat!

@bradleyohallaran3398 2 месяца назад

It's the ears. Will confuse you when they are babies tho.

@daricetaylor737 2 месяца назад

We had adopted a little old ladies cat when she passed away and it was half bobcat. It was a beauty, massive and had one heck of a mean temper when you rub it the wrong way!

@cspat1 2 месяца назад

I’ve seen bob cat in Ohio and we definitely knew it wasn’t a kitty for one thing it growled lol

@keywestfrau 2 месяца назад

Bobcats may look sweet, but i can tell you, they are one the most vicious, meanst, felines. They will hiss and spit and growl. They are out for blood!!!!

@ccskiandrun 2 месяца назад

Same with Lynx in Minnesota

@andreavowles7570 2 месяца назад

Rattlesnakes don’t shake their tail when they are “hiding.” They shake it to warn a predator, “try me and let’s see how far ya get!” 🤣

@darant2249 2 месяца назад

Unless they lost it due to accident or another way.

@sandrawilliamson8108 2 месяца назад

FAFO..in the animal world 😂😅

@Hollylivengood 2 месяца назад

For real. But they have etiquette. I've been walking along a trail and three times come across them, and just minded my manners and walked around, both of us looking at each other and gliding around, and nothing happened. I think a lot of people just do stupid things around snakes.

@Ksane 2 месяца назад

@@Hollylivengood Yes 🥰 They don't *want to bite, they choose to warn us. They want to save their venom for actual food. And they know we're far too big to eat.

@coroixiwa 2 месяца назад

Rattlesnakes literally just out there going "If you f**k around you'll find out, this is your ONLY warning".

@vinroc4080 2 месяца назад

I lived in Florida for 12 years and had a huge "gator" that loved to climb out of the canal and nap under my clothes line. The first time I stepped out my kitchen door and he stood up and looked at me was the last time I went out without looking. By the way, I didn't live in the wilds. I lived on Merrit Island in a subdivision.

@donaldinnewmexico 2 месяца назад

Hi Lewis. I used to sleep next to a window on the porch. I once heard a commotion and pulled the curtain aside to look out. I saw a black bear not more than a couple of feet outside the window. It looked right at me. I hopped up, ran into the living room, and turned on the porch light. The bear ran off. I have seen many black bears here in New Mexico, but none as close as that. Scary.

@Stuwan831 16 дней назад

I'm blessed because I live in a part of the state of Michigan that doesn't have dangerous animals that I know of

@Stuwan831 16 дней назад

When you get a chance check out this television show in the USA called alligator hunters and it's really good. They hunt them with a gun because there are rules and regulations for hunting

@Myomer104 2 месяца назад

2:46 "What's 'round the neck?!" That would be a tracking collar, used by scientists to determine the claimed territory of that particular mountain lion, as well as easily find it again when they want to take measurements to determine its health.

@Chaosdwell63 2 месяца назад

I imagine they might be endangered as well

@user-ii3vn8tn3q 2 месяца назад

Notice the city lights behind the animal.

@jamescostabile862 2 месяца назад

Looks like a tracking colar

@hlessiavedon 2 месяца назад

they are only endangered in a couple states.

@CALAMITY0FHYRULE 2 месяца назад

@@Chaosdwell63 yeah their population on the west coast is fine numerically.

@Cody38Super 2 месяца назад

East Texas on our property we have rattlesnakes, copperhead, cotton mouth, bobcats, boar, cougar, black widows and me.

@woodenplanck182 2 месяца назад

And tarantulas...maybe?

@OhWel 2 месяца назад

Where hope not Tyler.

@dalemu1944 2 месяца назад

Wild Boar definitely should have been on the list.

@rebecca_is_book-hooked 2 месяца назад

Also from East Texas!

@Roadtrip635 2 месяца назад

Wild hogs ain't no joke, they can get mean.

@morrister4218 2 месяца назад

From New Hampshire, this is everything I've seen in our backyard. Mother and 2 black bear cubs, foxes, black snakes, garder snakes, hawks, a blue heron, deer, Fisher cat, fruit bats, coyote... Crazy thing is we weren't even that rural

@M3_Kk 2 месяца назад

11:19 Yes, we have indoor and outdoor cats and other pets. Most of ours are indoor because if they going to be outside they are going to be eaten or attacked by something else, that being the neighbors dog or a wild animal

@burnout_2017 2 месяца назад

The most dangerous animal in florida is the "retiree", the old, blind blue-haired grandma or grandpap driving a car so big it should require a commercial license to operate. They prowl the parking lots in search of inattentative victims. Or they will lurk in the passing lanes waiting for an impatient victim to react and make a mistake leading to death or injury.

@lizmil 2 месяца назад

I have observed a sub-species of this animal in retirement communities such as Sun City West, AZ. They roam the roadways in golf carts, ignoring traffic rules, and sometimes deliberately charging innocent bystanders who happen to be under the age requirement of 55.

@sreace723 2 месяца назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@angelah9745 2 месяца назад

😂😂😂

@baritonebroker 2 месяца назад

Yeah, humans could be on the list for several states. “The Redneck in his natural habitat is often docile until drunk….”

@occheermommy 2 месяца назад

I have experienced them in both states. They are common during the winter months especially. They are very scary. Give a wide berth. 😂

@Myomer104 2 месяца назад

4:18 "Why do they have so many teeth?" Unlike humans and other mammals, most reptiles have a uniform set of teeth that simply fall out and are replaced by a new one when damaged. This ensures that they are never without, but it also means that they can't chew their food due to lacking the specializations found in mammalian jaws.

@MightyMaticus 2 месяца назад

I'm from Texas, when I was a kid I was out walking with some buddies. Long story short: One of the group was bit by a rattlesnake and luckily only one fang hit. We got a police escort to a hospital and he lost (cut out) about 60~ give or take percent of the muscle tissue in his calf. He lived and had to do massive amounts of P.T.

@Brit_brat91 2 месяца назад

I'm in Massachusetts and I'm originally from Connecticut and have never seen a black widow spider.🙏I have seen copperheads while hiking and have seen plenty of black bear, they stroll down the road and through my yard quite frequently even though I live 5 minutes from town. There are Bob cats and coyotes in the mountains here as well . Oh baby it's a wild world!

@carolelaforge5318 2 месяца назад

Nice reference to Cat Stevens song

@Ecclectic_citcelccE 2 месяца назад

That Florida alligator is cruising through a golf course LOL

@cynthiamerryman 2 месяца назад

Usually seen on golf courses or residential swimming pools! Lol

@adhdhamster 2 месяца назад

I found that to be very fitting 😂

@victorwaddell6530 2 месяца назад

I'm in South Carolina . A lot of tourists come to the Low Country for the golf courses and encounter gators on the links .

@coroixiwa 2 месяца назад

It was a nice day for a stroll XD

@GunUDwnAt2nd 2 месяца назад

Animals that live in the same habitat as rattlesnakes have learned to fear the sound of the rattle just as much as we have. Even potential predators may decide not to risk a venomous bite.

@Nova_vant_harr 2 месяца назад

Few notes. The mountain lion: that was a tracking collar meaning wildlife management are keeping their eye on it to learn more about local population movements and habits. The brown recluse: you commented that it is massive. It’s actually a fairly small guy with its legs stretched out its about the size of a coin. Moose: if you haven’t seen one, they are FAR larger than you think they are. Alligators: you should check out the american show Swamp People if you want to see very angry massive gators. I would love to see you react to that show. Also for someone without fear, check out fishingarrett

@brennashedd8554 2 месяца назад

Missouri native here. The Brown Recluse is probably the least of my concerns when going outside. We also have copperheads, several species of rattle snake, cotton mouths, coyotes, bears, mountain lions and now elk in southern MO. The elk are a recent edition by the Missouri Department of Conservation.

@gavincooper3594 2 месяца назад

Fun Fact: Florida is the only place on Earth where Alligators and Crocodiles coexist. The subspecies is called the American Crocodile with around 2000 inhabiting the Everglades in South Florida.

@andycristiana1043 2 месяца назад

And caymans too

@denise2199 2 месяца назад

So funner fact, the spectacled caiman has been found in costal brackish zones in Louisiana. So now they share that "fun" fact with Florida lol

@andycristiana1043 2 месяца назад

@@denise2199 wasn't it a caiman that attacked the 2 yr old in Orlando?

@suzieroberts8436 2 месяца назад

I expected they would say salt water croc for FL.

@johnfroelich2066 2 месяца назад

Although not really common coastal nc has crocodiles too. And we definitely has gators.

@mbourque 2 месяца назад

1:06 Alaska has 2 bear types. the generic Brown bear and the Kodiak bear (which is a specific species of brown bear). Polar bears are rarely encountered in Alaska, but they can wander to there... they mainly stay within the Artic Circle and are see more often in Siberia than Alaska.

@xenialafleur 2 месяца назад

I'm thinking that it comes down to the fact that people are more likely to encounter brown bears than polar bears.

@Vrazzo1490 2 месяца назад

Alaska has all 3 colors of bears.

@zeuso.1947 2 месяца назад

Alaska also has black bear. Black, brown, and polar, along with sub-species like Kodiak as you mentioned.

@altoncadle3348 2 месяца назад

You mean (Alaska Bear/Alaska Brown Bear) and Kodiak Bear Yes both Brown Bear As like other Mexican Bear also Brown Bear Ex California Bear /California Brown Bear Ex Atlas beer / North Africa Bear also Brown Bear UUR Bear also Brown Bear

@grios62gr 2 месяца назад

And Polar bears

@nitsuA_LH 2 месяца назад

I’m in Texas and have seen pretty much every venomous snake we have around here. I also was out camping in Boy Scouts back when I was a kid and we had a mountain lion approach the campsite. It was really cool actually!

@3monthbender 2 месяца назад

I'm in Minnesota, and just this spring, I was out with a trail clearing and maintenance trip. On the last morning, a moose walked past the camp, not 50 feet away.

@kristophergoordman7225 2 месяца назад

The thing to remember with this list is that there’s a lot of overlap from state to state! For instance, New Jersey’s most dangerous animal was a northern, copperhead, but we also have brown recluse, black bear, and sharks! As a matter of fact, someone was killed by a black bear in New Jersey, only a couple of years ago!

@Charlee1776 2 месяца назад

Or that the attacks that supposedly inspired Jaws happened off the New Jersey Coast. We also have a lot of water moccasins.

@lorishaw751 2 месяца назад

Additionally, the two animals most likely to kill you are coyotes and deer, with the latter killing you due to a collision with your car. Which coincidentally is why they recently introduced coyotes into many areas of south Jersey.

@jakemichalowicz1403 2 месяца назад

Fortunately the only fatality in NJ. Bears are quite easy to handle so long as you know your bear safety. A scout master I knew got mauled in 2015 by crawling into a cave while out with his troop. Actually right by my house, only 15 minutes into the woods by Splitrock Reservoir. They may be friend shaped but you gotta exercise caution

@ZeRandomizor 2 месяца назад

@@jakemichalowicz1403 you gotta exercise your right to pew pew

@wildwesley9328 2 месяца назад

Yeah, Florida has the American Alligator, American Crocodile, cotton mouths, scorpions, sharks, etc… not to mention all the invasive species

@funkylittlespacecowboy2372 2 месяца назад

The collar on the neck of the cougar is a tracking device. Usually a cougar is tranquilized and the tracker is put on for scientific research, finding out it's territory and to track the population.

@TheNamelessFilm 4 дня назад

SC native here. Growing up on Hilton Head, we have both alligators AND retirees. Both tend to hang near the golf courses.

@christypriest30 2 месяца назад

Once you hear a rattlesnake in the wild you never forget it! But while growing up in South Georgia I learned that if you find a dead rattlesnake you can put it on a fire anthill and in 12 hours you’ll have a perfectly clean skeleton and rattle and the rattles are often used as keychains or something just as show. They’re pretty cool

@thillothy 2 месяца назад

Yessir

@tinaboksa3642 2 месяца назад

I have lived in or visited most states in my 62 years. When living in Alaska 30 years ago we were told to wear bells when hiking to let animals know we were coming. I have followed that advice since then.

@heybev41360 2 месяца назад

I live in Washington state and have come across a mountain lion, bison, a huge bull moose face to face, coyotes, foxes 🦊, wolves🐺, rattle snakes, black widow spiders🕷, deer🦌, elk, black bear, deer ticks and even a wolverine.

@MT-it9qt Месяц назад

Orca came up four feet from my boat just off of Friday Harbor heading for James Island, Puget Sound, Washington.

@mariahwarner5975 2 месяца назад

I grew up in California and the Black Widow spiders are everywhere. I went to take the garbage can out to the curb for pickup, and reached my hand into the handle and felt something crawling in my hand. Pulled my hand out and the Black Widow spider was crawling up my arm. I have never reacted so quickly in my life and brushed it off! I am still amazed she didn't bite me!

@DCSquirrel 2 месяца назад

I went hiking in Pennsylvania and during the night a rattlesnake curled up against me outside of my tent for extra heat. I found out when I emerged from my tent in the morning. I wasn’t that scared as it was still warming up from the colder night air and just slowly slithered into the brush. Now, later that day I almost stepped on a 5 ft. black snake that scared the crap out of me. They’re not venomous, but a bite can still hurt like crazy.

@reginaprivett6066 2 месяца назад

I live in Texas. We have a variety of poisonous snakes, spiders, and scorpions. I have owned an 81% Timber wolf 19% Husky, we have wild hogs, Coyotes, and yes, they attack and often kill domestic cats and dogs. Hawks and owls will also go after small pets.

@BobS-mv5fl 2 месяца назад

Florida here. I’ve only seem a baby gator from the safety of an elevated boardwalk at Lettuce Lake Park. @3:45 You can check out the whole video of that particular gator on YT. Once people appear in the vid, you can see how massive he is. At least 13 - 14 feet long. That gator has been walking that golf course for many years.

@brianlewis5692 2 месяца назад

I currently live in North Carolina and I have seen alligators, black bears, red wolves, panthers, various poisonous snakes, sharks, and sting rays.

@LanceGardner-qq3bl 2 месяца назад

You forgot the crazy Wal-Mart people.

@samcrorie 2 месяца назад

I'm from NC and can confirm. I've seen sharks and jellyfish too. We've got what we call "timber rattlers" which is a rattlesnake. Water moccasins and copperheads.

@oldcodger4371 2 месяца назад

@@LanceGardner-qq3bl Strangely enough, not a lot of crazy people shopping Walmart in NC, which is why I like it here.

@oldcodger4371 2 месяца назад

There have been reports of Panthers seen in Warren County. Which county did you see them?

@larryhudson6136 2 месяца назад

I'm glad you mentioned Panthers in North Carolina. Because of conservation protection in Florida, Panthers are starting to migrate back, to old territories where people thought, they were extinct, such Tennessee and the Carolinas.

@Myomer104 2 месяца назад

5:10 Many of the beaches designated for swimming and similar activities have nets that keep man-o-wars and jellyfish out.

@Lynn7015hb 2 месяца назад

👍Just fyi, I've never known authorities to do that in south Florida. I've been stung and it was very painful.

@Becky317girl 2 месяца назад

Michigan here! We have wolves, moose, black bear, lynx, wolverine, coyotes and cougar. I've met a mama moose with twin babies on a hiking trail.....backed up real slow like for about a half mile before turning and booking it! Black bears and coyotes are all over Michigan but rarely cause more than a local stir if spotted.

@WaveManMike 2 месяца назад

7:39 this video doesn’t show it, but these things are HUGE in person. I saw two while cutting the grass.

@mrsteiner5290 2 месяца назад

The rattle snake rattles to let you know you're too close , any animal living around them would know they have seconds to move away,. The rattle is a warning literally

@hannabertrand4460 2 месяца назад

I'm so scared of snakes. I wish they all gave warnings because I want to avoid them!

@kroakie4 2 месяца назад

That’s true. The diamondback rattlesnake’s strike is literally lightning fast - it’s no exaggeration. They can move half a foot in 70 milliseconds when striking. Another thing to note is they can strike up to 2/3 of their body length. Always respect these (and any other [especially] venomous) snakes. Keep your ears and eyes open and get away fast if one warns you. Many (but not all) snakes will warn a threatening presence by curving their neck in the shape of an S and hissing - a warning that they mean business and will bite.

@KitCatBrat73 2 месяца назад

I live in Minnesota. I have seen wolves, coyote, deer, and there are several others that are dangerous as well. Ticks and mosquitoes should be on this list as they are transmitter’s of some pretty horrible diseases.

@tiffanymichaels2429 2 месяца назад

Lymes disease is horrible. I think ticks can carry like 20 different illness or something like that. Hate them. More terrified finding one of them attached to my skin then possibly seeing a dangerous wild animal. Also more terrified of moose than Timber wolves, black bears, and cougars.

@adhdhamster 2 месяца назад

@@tiffanymichaels2429as someone who got a disease from a tick, I agree. I have a phobia of spiders but tbh at this point I'd rather find any one of those spiders on me than a tick 🥲

@nimue325 2 месяца назад

Former MN resident, now MA. My dad has a compromised immune system and here we are not too far from Lyme, CT. Ugh! Plus there are a few other special tick-borne diseases that are especially dense on Nantucket, and that tick disease which gives you a *meat* allergy has now made its way up here. Thanks but no thanks … and despite being just 15 minutes from actually downtown Boston, we have deer in our backyard just as often as we did in MN. One took a nap 15 feet from the house last week.

@phillyfanist 3 дня назад

I’ve lived a lot of places in America. I’ve seen caymans, been face to face with a black bear, had a bull elk rear up over my mother’s car close enough for me to reach out and slap its belly as we went by, I’ve seen both diamond back and timber rattlesnakes in the wild, bald eagles, falcons, coyotes, bison, mule deer, white tail deer, Rocky Mountain sheep, gators (in captivity at zoos), copperheads, garter snakes, and a number of other animals that I’m drawing a blank on right now. Hands down though, one of my coolest nature experiences was seeing and hearing a herd of elk in the morning in the mountains. There is something majestic about them in their natural environment.

@KayentaRojo 2 месяца назад

I live in Tucson, Arizona and I literally have the most venomous scorpions in the US in my house at times! And there are rattlesnakes, Gila monsters, coral snakes, giant centipedes, tarantulas, bobcats, pumas, and javelinas (peccary) literally right in my front yard! I can hear coyotes call almost every single night right outside my window! I see rattlesnakes almost every week when I’m out hiking at night, along with MANY other crazy animals. There is wildlife everywhere, and you never know exactly what you’re going to see!

@marvincasteel4876 2 месяца назад

I grew up in Texas and Louisiana, i have seen Alligators, Cotton Mouth snakes, copperhead snakes, coral snakes, Alligator snapping turtles, jelly fish, man-o-wars, coyotes, bobcat, foxes, raccoons, Deer, etc

@whelpthereitis2577 2 месяца назад

Have encountered many dangerous animals through the years but one encounter will always reign supreme. On a walk in UP Michigan where about 20-40 feet ahead of me two small black bear cubs run out into the path, on their heals was Momma. She stopped mid path squared off with me and stood up. I needed new shorts that day lol

@elizabassett-wilson5656 2 месяца назад

A mom with cubs!?!?! That’s both AWSOME and TERRIFYING!!! I don't usually find black bears intimidating (NJ sees them chased up trees and telephone poles but little orange tabby cats on the semi-regular) but the female of the species, my dudes! Never mess with a female protecting its young- fear all moms.

@theboyoofoly 2 месяца назад

I'm from Washington, about 80 miles south of Seattle, in the last 6 years I've seen mountain lions 3 times (the most recent one was in my housing development) within a mile from my house, and just a couple months ago I saw a black bear running along the road about half a mile from my house

@jenilatsavong8328 2 месяца назад

I'm from Michigan and have encountered moose, wolves, coyotes, eastern massasagua rattle snakes, a black bear, brown recluse, and a couple black widows. We do a lot of hiking in the wilderness.

@mbourque 2 месяца назад

5:57 there are a variety of snakes in EVERY State.... they just aren't always the most dangerous in every State, so other animals are listed here also...

@chazd741 2 месяца назад

There are no snakes in Hawaii though.

@johndoeski1267 2 месяца назад

Michigan. I camp a lot, so I've encountered many animals. Bull Elk, black bear, coyote, wolf, wolverine, Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake, bobcat, mountain lion and lynx. And yes, I open-carry a firearm when rustic camping.

@tempestus7854 Месяц назад

I'm from California. I've seen mountain lions three times. Once was when one got hit by a car and was lashing out at people walking by. The second time was when one jumped into my backyard and clawed at the fence. And finally when I went hiking I was stalked by one until I rejoined with a larger group.

@di-lav3459 2 месяца назад

I’ve lived in multiple different States throughout my life. In the wild, at my school, in my yard and in my garage Ive seen alligators, black widow spiders, scorpions, rattlesnakes, copperheads and haven’t seen, but currently hear coyotes several nights while I’m in bed. My son has had a python and a bearded dragon as pets, but they are sweethearts.

@NicoletteReilly 2 месяца назад

From Tennessee and I've seen rattlesnakes, copperheads, black bears, coyotes, water moccasins, mountain lions, brown recluses, black widows all kinds of stuff 😅

@mbourque 2 месяца назад

4:20 gators are constantly growing new teeth to replace ones they lose. as their mouth is their primary weapon for hunting or fighting, they tend to break or have teeth rip out often. if it was permanent, they would quickly starve to death. so they grow new ones in to replace the ones lost. this ends up having them have around 2,000 in their lifetime...

@bubblegumrose777 2 месяца назад

Sharks do that too I think. Though I’ve never seen a gator tooth necklace.

@larrybott9597 2 месяца назад

I’m from Florida and yes I’ve seen several of these animals here. Gators, eastern diamondback rattler, Portuguese Mano war, brown recluse, black widow, cottonmouth, bison, etc. all exist in this area.

@jondoe4444 2 месяца назад

I live in Western NY and had two coyotes come up on me when I was hunting turkey a few years back. Needless to say I'm glad it was about time to leave the woods because it was getting dark out. I've also seen black bear here, a timber rattlesnake once, deer ticks are also common here in NY, and a few gators when I was in South Carolina gators

@hapymom13 2 месяца назад

California. So the cougar is wearing a tracking collar most likely placed by FW Rangers or a rescue group, as a SoCal resident I have seen rescue groups tag fire-ousted wild animals. Also we have black widows all over the state, rattlers in our deserts, coyotes, black bears, and the rare violin spider

@TheAyanamiRei 2 месяца назад

TBF black bears are statistically less deadly than cows, because they are very cowardly

@jamescostabile862 2 месяца назад

Don't you remember the guide rule about bears? When its black, fight back, if its brown play dead, if its white, kiss your butt goodbye

@stpaley 2 месяца назад

no, if its black--stand back, well unless you want Lewis to be their lunch

@Ash1298 2 месяца назад

I’ve heard the saying as well. If it’s black fight back (as they are easier to be scared away), if it’s brown lay down, if it’s white say goodnight lol

@jbrou123 2 месяца назад

Second rule: You don't have to outrun a bear, just outrun your friends.

@user-fk2dm5oy9f 2 месяца назад

I was on a jeep trail in a State forest in Minnesota about 4 days ago and I saw a black bear that came out of the woods in front of my jeep. Thankfully it was by its self and then went back into the woods and never saw it again.

@brettevans278 2 месяца назад

Now that Grolars are a thing, what do we say about them? 🤔😅

@michaelcollier2439 2 месяца назад

I live in Arizona. We have MANY of these. Bark scorpions, mountain lions, black bears, Gray Wolves, black widdows, brown recluse, western diamondback rattlesnakes, coyotes, elk, deer ticks and bobcats.

@RatGod_101 Месяц назад

Used to live in a small town in Texas on the edge of some woods, mostly farmland. I had a dog who was German Shepherd, Akita, and some others mix. She was a total sweetheart but every summer she would go into the woods on our back property and go ham on any coyotes she could get her paws on

@newbeginnings10 2 месяца назад

South Carolina: Several Types of Rattlesnakes, Alligators, Copperheads,Water Moccasins ,Spiders, Pumas and Brown/Black Bears on land. Sharks on coastal waters.

@Steve-hq4fm 2 месяца назад

Moose don't want to kill just humans, they have a bad temper, and like to attack and sometimes kill anything near them!! Keep an eye on your dog in moose country! Sharks have been around 50 million years longer than trees!!! Rattlesnakes rattle to warn cows or cattle not to trample on them, and I've seen a herd of cows jump over the rattlesnake, as high as they could, so they definitely know that rattle means don't step on me!

@Vrazzo1490 2 месяца назад

They don't like getting surprised.

@dalemu1944 2 месяца назад

My experience with moose is that they are terribly stupid creatures and don't really have a clue what they are doing 99% of the time.

@altoncadle3348 2 месяца назад

Is 500 million years

@adhdhamster 2 месяца назад

Moose also like to get drunk. And no one wants to be around an angry drunk 😂

@nimue325 2 месяца назад

I think moose kicks are the leading cause of death of wolves in many places?

@Eniral441 2 месяца назад

A lot of cities have ordinances that require indoor cats because they have feral cat problems. When I was in Minnesota there was a wooded area nearby with lots of feral cats. They multiply very fast. Also there are thousands of non-venomous spiders in the US and lots of snakes that won't hurt you. In Wyoming we had a bull snake. It looks like a rattler, and acts like one, but it doesn't hat a rattle. It has adapted to mimic a rattler as a defense. It was one of many harmless snakes.

@mjkag1127 2 месяца назад

Around where I live I have seen aligators, panthers, coyotes, boars, pygmy rattlesnakes, water moccasins, and black widows. We also have the most annoying sand gnats, so small they go right through most screens, they fly around in little swarms, and they bite.

@scottdonohue3379 2 месяца назад

I’m from Kentucky, we have a bunch of the critters from this list and I’ve encountered quite a few of them. I’ve run across Eastern Diamond back Rattlesnakes, Timber Rattlesnakes, Copperheads, Cottonmouths, Black Widows, Brown Recluse many times. Most of them will leave you alone if you don’t mess with them.

@mbourque 2 месяца назад

2:54 many animals that are considered 'dangerous' or 'endangered' will be 'tagged' when caught (though happenstance or when they encounter a human and help is called). this is usually an actual tag for birds, but can also be a collar for larger animals. it will have a tracking device attached... that is likely what is seen here on the puma...

@JM-zb2ip 2 месяца назад

Had to laugh when he expressed how huge the Brown Recluse spider was not knowing it was a close up of a very small spider

@charleshein9514 2 месяца назад

Texas here, we have brown recluses, black widows, brown widows, brown bark scorpions, eastern an western diamond back rattlers, cottonmouths snakes, coral snakes, sea snakes, coyote's, hogs, gators, saltwater crocodiles, bull sharks, tiger sharks, hammerhead sharks, great white sharks etc. , man-o-wars, and so on. way too many to list of way's to end up in the ER. lol

@TKDragon75 2 месяца назад

The Deadliest we got in Pennsylvania is all the dear that jump in front of cards and get people killed. Now in terms of deadly animals to encounter when not in a car its probably a tie between the Eastern Massasauga and Timber Rattlesnakes at least in the region I'm from. Coyotes are just pests tbh.

@Kim-427 2 месяца назад

I live in Pittsburgh,Pa. The other day in my city neighborhood one was walking down the alley facing me. I politely backed up and walked in the other direction. By my grandson school there was three of them standing next to a house. This is in the city. Not in the suburbs. When we live further out across from a park they would come up from the park and lay on our lawn. Lol

@caseyflorida 2 месяца назад

I grew up in Concord, New Hampshire, the capital of the state, with about 40,000 people, but our house was near the Merrimack river. One Saturday we got up, looked out the window and saw a moose in my mother's vegetable garden eating!

@knj6915 2 месяца назад

I’m in Mississippi. I regularly go to the Noxubee Wildlife Refuge and photography the gators. It’s a very popular place for fishers and photographers.

@faithnself 2 месяца назад

I have seen most of these. I live in Idaho. In my state I have seen Grizzly and Black Bear, Coyote, Wolf, Cougar, Bobcat, Elk, and Moose. The town I live in has resident moose. They walk through our yards frequently. Two years ago a young bull ate most of the low branches on my apple tree in the backyard. In the past cougars have been trapped at my children's elementary school.

@rasenferno 2 месяца назад

From Kansas, I've seen deer ticks, brown recluse, black widows, western diamondbacks, coyotes, bobcats, cougars, and a black bear in the state.

@lorrainesanchez328 2 месяца назад

The weirdest experience i have had in socal was when i took out the trash one night, got inside the house, and a freaking wolf spider was on the other side of the door. They are huge and aggressive. I hate spiders. Other than that and coyotes, every year, there is this mama bear that likes to swim in our pool with her cubs. It sucks because we have to drain and clean the pool and jacuzzi

@glenmassey3746 25 дней назад

Californian here what was around The Mountain Lions neck is a tracking collar. Its main use is for tracking their territory, and monitor how many are in the state. And many states, have an overlap of the animals listed here.

@BrianAAtkinsonAK47 2 месяца назад

I live in San Diego, CA. On land, we have rattlesnakes, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, black bears, black widow spiders, and brown recluse spiders. In our ocean, we have great white and hammerhead sharks and stingrays. Asides from SeaWorld and the zoo, I have seen all of them in-person in the wild.

@elizabassett-wilson5656 2 месяца назад

The only thing I love about NJ (my home state) is the lack of dangerous wildlife. Unless you invade their territory/personal space, NJ wildlife minds its own business.

@dennypuckett8434 2 месяца назад

I'm from Louisiana and have seen more gators than I could count. They had to get a black bear and mountain lion out of a tree from the same neighborhood a year apart about 2 miles or less from my house. Snakes are all over. I had a copperhead end up in my lap when I was 19 .

@cspat1 2 месяца назад

😱 on purpose ? lol omg how?

@jakemichalowicz1403 2 месяца назад

In New Jersey, I love snakes! Growing up in suburban woodland we all played with them and wrestled them out of trees as kids. Plenty of rattlesnakes too. They sound scary but it’s just them, “Hey! I’m over here! Let’s go our separate ways”. They are very docile unless directly provoked

@user-uk1by5ev1x 2 месяца назад

Hey from Georgia 👋. He left out Bobcats, we hear them sometimes at night, thy sound like a lady crying. We also have alligators in our swamps and marshes. Alligators can run about 35 mph but only for about 15 seconds, you don’t zig zag you just run as fast as you can as far as you can. We also have quicksand, so be careful in the woods

@doughboy22222222 2 месяца назад

I live in Minnesota and in my 66 years I have only confronted one large male deer with a large rack. My mother woke up to a noise and pulled the shades to a large Black bear staring at her thru the window and they live several blocks from the nearest forest. There was another time I was snowmobiling on a trail and I came upon a skunk,luckily he didn't spray me.

@Zodia195 2 месяца назад

Texan here, a skunk got one of our dogs once, and OMG it was awful.

@JJ-vt7sh 2 месяца назад

Alaska has both kinds of bears but the polar bears are only near the coast with brown bears having pretty much all of Alaska as their habitat.

@Vrazzo1490 2 месяца назад

Alaska has all 3 colors of bears. 🐻

@latinoburger123 2 месяца назад

I was walking my dog in Maryland in 2023 & a random black bear just kind of came strolling down the road. I’ve never picked my dog up so fast & ran like hell, the dog was happy & kept staring at it. Bears are not native to Maryland but they’re popping up more & more

@camillenicole211 2 месяца назад

I'm in Philadelphia, PA. I've never seen an elk. I have come across deer. They cause a lot of car accidents. Honestly the scariest animals in the city are raccoons, they'll sometimes chase you. The other are wild turkeys. They're only in certain parts of the city, they will definitely chase you.

@dieseldave2273 2 месяца назад

As far as bears are concerned. How dangerous they are considered has more to do with location than color. Bears in colder climates with less plant life are considered more dangerous because they have to rely more on hunting to eat. Making it more likely for a simple sighting to turn into an attack. Edit I'm in Kentucky. Honestly Deer are more dangerous here than Copper Heads when you consider the amount of auto accidents caused by them.

@Skirt553 2 месяца назад

Iowa here, and same. Deer and cows.

@Ameslan1 2 месяца назад

I am in Columbus Ohio.. The most dangerous animal which may sound silly but DEER are the most dangerous animals where I live! Deer are numerous in the wooded areas of the city of Columbus. There are deer crossing warning signs also to be watchful for deer that maybe standing in the road or on the side of the road you are driving on. Deer often run across in front of your car. Deer are also hard to see because their camouflage body color blends in to the surroundings. Deer like to come out during sun rise and sun set. Deer can cost thousands of dollars of damage to your car if hit.

@shawnmcginnis2508 2 месяца назад

I'm from Indiana. I'll second the deer thing. Pegged one on my motorcycle doing about 60. That sucked ! My father also got clotheslined by one of a bike. Thankfully he was only doing about 25-30.

@Ameslan1 2 месяца назад

@@shawnmcginnis2508 Hello neighbor one state over! Yes absolutely!

@cspat1 2 месяца назад

Ohio too I agree 100% We have plenty, they even wander into the neighborhoods after vegetation and bird feeders crossing the highway to get there.

@malachivann7643 2 месяца назад

The gator from 3:56 was found on a golf course just 40 mins from my house lol so friggin cool I have a small gator in the pond in my complex backyard. His name is Roscoe and he comes back to my house every year around thanksgiving cuz I feed him the ham hock. But shhhh, that’s technically illegal 😂😂😂 he’s a good boy.

@rogergregoire4618 2 месяца назад

I'm from New York, and the sound of coyotes taking down an elk is haunting. If you were ever a target of them you'd definitely be toast. But we also have black bears, moose, elk and a few weird snakes/ spiders that could do some damage. Very little of new York is cities, there's lots of crazy wildlife out here

@DianeCasanova 2 месяца назад

Alaska has grizzly bears, Kodiak bears, brown bears, and polar bears

@grios62gr 2 месяца назад

And black bears

@viosavvy 2 месяца назад

People don't encounter polar bears in Alaska often, but I think you're technically right. It is the most dangerous animal in the state.

@tiffanymichaels2429 2 месяца назад

Aren't Orcas pretty dangerous as well? Like haven't they've been known to get agressive with boats in recent years? I know if a seal being chased jumps on the boat it's an extremely dangerous situation. The orcas don't give up. I guess if I was kayaking in waters with orcas I'd be terrified.

@Lumadonajp 2 месяца назад

@@tiffanymichaels2429 not the orcas on th west coast of USA. The orcas you are talking about with boats are portugal, France.

@tiffanymichaels2429 2 месяца назад

@@Lumadonajp Oh. Okay. I still think they're scary, but probably because I watched a documentary on how they exhaust a mother whale and her baby until the mother whale can no longer protect the baby and bring it to the surface for air. I know it's just a part of the circle of life but it broke my heart and it made me fear them as hunters.

@ATurkishRedskinsFan96 18 дней назад

I'm from Washington DC, we've had sightings of Black Bears passing through and we have plenty of Coyotes, as well as Copperheads. I've seen plenty of Copperheads in my lifetime here, but you're more likely to see Deer, Raccoons, Foxes, and Bats among other things if you visit.

@CALAMITY0FHYRULE 2 месяца назад

Oregon. Our neighbor woke up with a mountain lion sleeping in their yard. We had been playing in the snow all night till about midnight.

@SyaoranDC 2 месяца назад

Oregon here. Never heard of a single shark attack in Oregon ever over the last 35 years. Not sure why they chose it. We have rattlesnakes, ticks, brown recluse spiders, and even black widow spiders. Although right now the most dangerous animal is Portland 🤣

@MT-it9qt Месяц назад

Portland is only scary to the racists it scares away.

@CraftsnCrimes 2 месяца назад

I'm from Arizona, I will say in my experience, Black Widow Spiders are the most common venomous critter I've seen. I let them do their spider thing in piece. They keep the pests out of my home and in return I don't bother them. They're mostly nocturnal so it works nice. 😂

@aftonb21 2 месяца назад

same 👍

@Pikawarps 2 месяца назад

Thats terrifying to me as someone who has accidentally disturbed a spider who decided my towel was a good hiding spot, and got bit.

@victorwaddell6530 2 месяца назад

Im from South Carolina and live in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains . I was stationed on a US Navy warship in Charleston SC for four years . Gators live along the Atlantic Coast and Gulf of Mexico from North Carolina to Texas . I've seen gators , sharks , black bears , water moccasins , copperheads , brown recluse spiders and black widow spiders .When i was a child I was bitten by a spder that caused my finger to swell painfully for a few days . As an adult I was once bitten on my thigh by a spider when I was gathering firewood . I hobbled around for a few days . Earlier this week I was cleaning up my yard and nearly grasped a copperhead snake that looked like a length of old rope .

@stephaniemayne8513 2 месяца назад

We are in Pennsylvania. I was bitten by a brown recluse 2 years ago. I spent 10 days in the hospital because my muscle was decaying. We have coyotes, black bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions, ticks and bobcats. Generally all but the spiders, ticks, and snakes stay away until night hours when people aren't out. We usually get them on security cameras at about 3am looking for our livestock or chickens. We lock everything up at dark. I have known several people who have limes disease.

@eddiec5202 2 месяца назад

There are a lot of animals missing in the video like the polar bear for Alaska, the pyhon snake for Florida, the panther for the Carolinas, the Jaguar for Arizona. Also missing a bunch of sharks species, the american cocodrile and the most venonous semiaquatic snakes on earth

@bbdest3082 2 месяца назад

Sharks aren’t very deadly. People are more likely to be struck by lightning than getting attack by a shark. (On average, 440 people are struck by lightning each year in the United States alone. An average of 63 unprovoked shark attacks each year happens worldwide (If you poke the shark enough, it probably would bite back), not just the United States. The fatal shark attacks are even lower, only 14 last year. So sharks probably don’t belong on this list.

@stcrombie 2 месяца назад

We live in Tucson, Arizona. We have mountain lions, bobcats, scorpions, venomous spiders, rattlesnakes, gila monsters, javelina, among others. We just stay vigilant when out in nature!

@kenyonmoon3272 2 месяца назад

The mountain lion is wearing a radio collar so researchers can track them. This helps understand range, den sites, preferred prey, etc

@coryharper5904 2 месяца назад

I'm New Jersey and I'll tell you that I have come face to face with several of these animals and feel like one of the luckiest people ever for how my encounters played out. I'm still standing.

@kcthesledgestoryteller 2 месяца назад

In Utah, I’ve experienced Elks in either a zoo, or on my plate. We also have (from this list) Moose, Rattlesnakes, Cougars, and Black Bears.

@lydiapickle9089 2 месяца назад

Arizona native here. Scorpions, wolves, coyote, rattlesnakes, mountain lions, bobcats, elk...these are the dangerous animals I've seen live in the wild. Black widows were in my family's garage and garden shed.

@rebeccaflavin38 2 месяца назад

I’m from New Mexico. There is a black bear that regularly travels through my front yard and is the most common reason the school is put in a shelter in place.