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@Myomer104 2 месяца назад

Rattlesnakes assume that pose when threatened for two reasons: 1) It makes them look bigger and more intimidating. 2) It is easy to transition from a threat display to a strike from that pose, like a spring straightening out.

@jodioverby8512 2 месяца назад

Thank you for explaining that way better than I just did. 😂

@MichaelScheele 2 месяца назад

Usain Bolt had a peak sprinting speed of 28 mph (45 kph). Most of us are not Olympic level runners, so multiple animals can run us down.

@rodneycollins1371 2 месяца назад

In Texas we have scorpions, bobcats, mountain lions, wild boar, cotton mouth snakes , diamond back rattle snakes copperhead snakes spiders sharks and gators that can kill you. I've seen them all in person many times!

@stevenwilgus5422 2 месяца назад

Same in Arkansas.

@JJSHTTY 2 месяца назад

Oklahoma as well

@danoconnor9733 2 месяца назад

Texas is the new Australia....everything can kill you there. :)

@oklahomaair8197 2 месяца назад

And the bill for anti venom for a snake bite is unreal!!!!

@texast2595 2 месяца назад

@stevenwilgus5422 You guys have sharks in Arkansas and Oklahoma?? 😂😂

@johnadams1444 2 месяца назад

Colorado also has mountain lions, I figure they gave us black bears because they didn't want to say it twice in a row. Edit: this is a silly list. Many of these animals span several states.

@AC-ni4gt 2 месяца назад

Utah has mountain lions.

@johnadams1444 2 месяца назад

@@AC-ni4gtthat's what I mean, trying to split it by state doesn't make much sense. Many states have bears, cougars, black widows, moose, elk, rattlesnakes, etc.

@Tylermaddox1911 2 месяца назад

Kinda but its most dangerous animals per state. You can look it up but mountain Lions prefer solitude. You'll be extremely luck if you ever see one. They've been known to stalk Hunter's but the black bear i would imagine has the higher human kill count.

@shannonschach 2 месяца назад

Jaguars, Panthers And Crocodiles too

@wildwesley9328 2 месяца назад

Technically the American alligator being the most dangerous in Florida is debatable. Some sources say Great White Shark, some say bull sharks.

@roxannemulvey8158 2 месяца назад

Lyme disease is HUGE in Connecticut. I work in rheumatology and we see a ton of it. It was first found in Lyme, Connecticut. I don't know why they stated Rhode Island. By the way on top of the ticks, we also have the snakes, bears and coyotes.

@spiritwalkerperformer1689 2 месяца назад

I was a survival instructor in the U.S. Air Force. I have lived in 10 different states, but visited all of them (and 7 foreign countries). I have seen everyone of these animals. I now live in Alabama and we have most of them in this state.

@ManchurianCounterweight 2 месяца назад

Me to, and that's right, and I'd be far more worried about a rattlesnake bite than the cottonmouth or copperhead. Sadly, our black bears are gone, or mostly gone, but a few still wander in from Louisiana and Mississippi. Same for mountain lions We do seem to have a ridiculous number of stinging insects, though.

@Kennethparks77 2 месяца назад

I’ve also been around the world. The south east region of the USA definitely has the most dangerous animals. Mainly because there are so many.

@merlinathrawes746 2 месяца назад

Lewis, despite it's relatively small size and "cuteness", the Bobcat is actually a very dangerous predator. Not just the teeth/fangs, but it's large, very sharp claws make it an animal not to mess with. Take your average housecat, multiply it in size by 3 or 4 and give it a bad temper. It can rip a human to shreds if it feels threatened.

@lisaevansthefam2425 2 месяца назад

Yup bobcat can be very dangerous for little kids and pets.

@CarlGorn 2 месяца назад

Fun Fact: around the turn of the 20th century, some showman wanted to answer the question "Bull versus Bison, who would win?" The bison they trapped and transported fought off not one, but 4 bulls. That's one animal you don't want to make mad.

@Kovitlac 2 месяца назад

Bull as in a cattle bull? Or like a bull moose? Bull moose vs bison is the fight I'd personally want to see xD

@medchan5810 2 месяца назад

@@Kovitlac lmao no don't give anyone any ideas 😂😂

@purebredamericanmutt 2 месяца назад

Florida here. We have gators, croc s, water moccasins, rattlesnake, cougars, bears and sharks plus a few other animals that are interesting. Don't forget about the lightning also

@laurie66 2 месяца назад

Also we have wild boar, and bad ass mean raccoons , poisonous frogs and a variety of small canines such as foxes and coyotes. East central Florida here 👋

@knightmarefishing 2 месяца назад

Wait US have crocs? Thought we just had gators. Cool to know.

@Hollylivengood 2 месяца назад

@@knightmarefishing South Florida. We have salt water crocodiles.

@atlantisallen9916 2 месяца назад

I was stung by a bark scorpion once. It was so, so, painful. It was hiding in a pair of my shoes, and when I picked them up, I felt a small prick on my thumb, and then a burning, tingling feeling started moving up my arm, like electricity, and my heart started beating weird and out of rhythm. I dumped my shoe out and it was a yellow scorpion. My mom drove me to the hospital and they gave me an anti-venom, and eventually the tingling in my arm went away, but I didn’t fully regain feeling in my thumb and half my hand for about 6 months

@appaloosa42 2 месяца назад

The curled snake = coiled spring. Ready to strike.

@locustkllr 2 месяца назад

Generally a defensive stance, when the snake is aware of a threat. The way most snakes hunt is stealth and a quick strike.

@Knightowl1980 2 месяца назад

Why are they like that? Put camera in front of one and see how it reacts

@sicastra 2 месяца назад

Absolutely defensive posture, always ready.

@Hollylivengood 2 месяца назад

Has anyone else been walking in the woods, and hear the rattle, stop, look around, and see the timber rattler just somewhat raising his tail and head? Like, nothin' but love for y a, but I'd rather you stayed away. Had it happen twice. The second one was when it was early morning and cold, and the poor guy could barely move. He just looked at me so desperately, hoping to be left alone. I think a lot of critters, if we all just practice some manners, we can have a better day.

@pamalter 2 месяца назад

In some parts of the US, you have to do tick checks on your body after going out in nature. They bite and latch on until they become engorged with blood. They also can carry Lyme Disease, which is awful. I find them on my outdoor cat and have to pull them off with tweezers

@nicolem376 2 месяца назад

And Rocky Mountain spotted tick fever.

@lindadianesmith6013 2 месяца назад

Greenland sharks are known to be the longest-living vertebrate in the world, reaching ages of between 270 and 500 years.

@JC-es5un 2 месяца назад

In Michigan we also have bears, wolves, mountain lions and big foot

@GrandmaShirley-op4jm 2 месяца назад

Oh, I forgot to add big foot! 😂

@JC-es5un 2 месяца назад

@@GrandmaShirley-op4jm You can laugh but I know people who have seen them. Definitely scared the 💩 out of ‘em too. This is in South West Michigan too, not the Upper Peninsula.

@Hollylivengood 2 месяца назад

@@JC-es5un So not only big foot, but trolls.

@JC-es5un 2 месяца назад

@@Hollylivengood Yoopers (people living in the upper peninsula) refer to everyone living in the lower peninsula (south of the Mackinac bridge) as “trolls”….so technically you’re right, lol.

@DG-kq8zf 2 месяца назад

Far Northern California...Humboldt County. Seen bears, mountain lion, Bobcats, rattlesnakes, scorpions (not the bark scorpion), and pot crops. Those were the scariest because wild guerrillas are usually near by.

@MVR2715 2 месяца назад

Just visited Humboldt Country area, it’s picturesque! Gorgeous place

@DG-kq8zf 2 месяца назад

@MVR2715 I feel lucky living here. Not many people come up this far. Glad you enjoyed it! I hope you drove Avenue of the Giants. That used to be the old hwy 101.

@williamscoggin1509 2 месяца назад

I live in East Texas and we have alligators, copperhead snakes, rattlesnakes, and wild pigs. I've seen all of them in person but mainly the copperhead snakes.

@gubbin_guy_productions4387 2 месяца назад

I am from Texas and I’ve seen all those except for rattlesnakes i’ve seen multiple alligators. The most memorable two are from when I was camping and growing up to Texas Rangers came and caught a 6 foot alligator and my brother myself got to pet it The other one was on the same camping trip. And my brother, my mom and myself saw it while my brother and myself are swimming in the river, my brother, and myself immediately ran out of the water as if it was a shark in the ocean!

@Ameslan1 2 месяца назад

Hey Lewis, I'm 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.

@sinewave1k735 2 месяца назад

Forgot about them 😅. I was thinking of all the dangerous things I've seen in my life and none of them actually tried to strike or bite me. I've incountered bears, a mountain lion, rattle snakes, copperheads, cotton mouths, a thirsty sidewinder in Yuma, scorpions, and a late night hippo in Uganda. I've seen gaters and crocodiles but that was always from the safety of fencing, or a boat etc. Dang deer has jumped infront of any southern driver at least once I think and maybe 3 times if you work nights haha. I've managed to stop twice and hit only one deer. My mom, Older sisters and brother have all hit one as well, and my dad's hit 3 since he spent years stuck on 3rd shift. I don't know if it's possible to grow up driving in a southern state and never hit a deer. Grew up in North East Arkansas, mostly spread out there with farm lands and plenty of deer. I'm in Ga now and I seen a dead deer on the road once a month at least.

@Ameslan1 2 месяца назад

@@sinewave1k735 Yeah i know it seems silly about deer being the most dangerous especially in city wooded areas. Yep!

@lisaevansthefam2425 2 месяца назад

Yeah they’re dangerous. I live in Pennsylvania and they are everywhere here. Also lived in New Jersey and they are all over there as well

@Ameslan1 2 месяца назад

@@lisaevansthefam2425 Indeed!

@austincox2687 2 месяца назад

I'd bet that many people haven't seen snakes, because they either rattle and thats your sign to turn back. Or it doesn't rattle and their camouflage is so good that you typically don't see them.

@dennypuckett8434 2 месяца назад

I live in Louisiana and have seen thousands of alligators. We also have bull sharks in the rivers and swamps , we have 48 different types of snakes, mountain lions , bobcats , black bears the spiders listed etc. . I have had a copperhead get in my lap while riding down the road in the front passenger seat. I was doing landscaping and we loaded up a tube of flower bed matting and it stuck in the work van and was coming over my right shoulder and the snake crawled out and was still in the tube and about 4 inches of his head was on my leg and I felt it crawl and I jumped up over to the driver and it fell into the floor of the van. The driver hit the ditch and we both went out the driver door into traffic. We didn't get it it went into the dash. It was wrapped around a plant two days later and it was killed . It was a large 3'6 ft copperhead which is big for a copperhead.

@dedewebb1425 2 месяца назад

😮 oh my goodness. I would definitely wet my pants

@thatonegirlelaine 2 месяца назад

Jesus! My mom is from Louisiana and has told me many of her snake encounters. We are both terrified of them. If this happened to me I'd have to take a trip to the looney bin.

@Hollylivengood 2 месяца назад

Wow. You know, now that we know you're ok, I have mental video of this, and it's funny as h$ll. That's the wildest snake story yet.

@georgecrown6394 2 месяца назад

Moose that don’t have antlers are female.

@Teslijah 2 месяца назад

You mean, meese?

@StoneE4 2 месяца назад

Or a male who recently shed his antlers.

@keyrat1753 2 месяца назад

Greetings from Miami, Florida! Some of the local land and sea “critters” include sharks, barracudas, alligators, American Crocodiles, a variety of venomous and non-venomous snakes. Depending on where in Florida you live, you might see these creatures often, or possibly never.

@kyleford9393 2 месяца назад

I see multiple snakes every year, been bit by a few, have been stung by a Portuguese man o war when I was younger, and been bit by a brown recluse and no longer have feeling in my pinky toe. Always check your boots.

@karlsmith2570 2 месяца назад

14:56 "Why Does It Do That?" It's preparing to strike its victim. The rattle serves as a warning to back off, but if that warning is ignored, the snake is likely to strike out at whatever disturbed it

@evilmandrake 2 месяца назад

It's important to mention that most states have many of these creatures. Being from Idaho, we have the moose, sure, but also cougars, western diamondback rattlesnakes (only slightly smaller than their eastern cousins), black and grizzly bears, scorpions and so on. Rattlesnakes strike that pose for a number of reasons. First it keeps their body in one space, so while their focused on one threat, something can't get them from behind. By bundling up, it makes them appear larger than a simple coil for an intimidation factor. It also gives them leverage to strike, should they decide it to be necessary, over 3 feet away in a matter seconds.

@gotham61 2 месяца назад

Male moose will shed their antlers every winter and grow new ones in the spring. At 5.35 you can see that the moose on the right has smaller antlers, so it is either a juvenile, or the film was taken in the spring when the new antlers were just growing in.

@Teslijah 2 месяца назад

Male meese, right?

@gotham61 2 месяца назад

@@Teslijah The plural of moose is moose.

@Teslijah 2 месяца назад

@@gotham61 I think meese is better and cooler.

@gregorychristensen5165 2 месяца назад

I had a mountain lion with two cubs in my neighborhood growing up in Northern California. We didn’t see the mama much, but when saw the cubs we knew she was nearby, but they were never really a nuisance except to our neighbors with goats, sometimes their cows. We had rattlesnakes too. My grandpa would catch them and chop their heads off with a shovel and throw them in the bonfire. We had black widows as well, which keep to themselves usually. Less dangerous animals: deer, foxes, bob cats, other snakes/spiders, ticks, leeches, hornets.

@babbiification 2 месяца назад

I kinda thought I was weird because all the old guys I knew growing up reacted the same. If a rattlesnake showed up they'd grab a shovel. Only difference is the guys I knew would throw it in buttermilk and fry it the next day :P

@maxzero9647 2 месяца назад

Michigan checking in. White Tailed Deer cause MASSIVE amounts of car crashes here. They're considered a pest and a lot of people treat the first day of hunting season as a holiday. I genuinely consider them more dangerous than the snake that was listed in the video, and have lost some good friends in deer/car crashes.

@ZeroTolerance-tk9ce 2 месяца назад

I'm from West Virginia, I've seen many Bobcats or Wildcats as we called them, but I've never heard of anyone being attacked by one. I never gave then a second thought.

@lisaestes4748 2 месяца назад

Lewis ? Ya ok? You look a little overwhelmed 😂

@goatmealcookies7421 2 месяца назад

live central arizona, bout an hour from phoenix. was 54 before stung by a bark scorpion. Think of a mix between electrical shock and a chemical burn that lasted hours. Second time I was stung, I had had really painful surgery and was in severe pain during recovery. The sting hurt like crazy, but it did something to my pain receptors, and the scorpion sting and the surgery cancelled each other out after about 15 minutes, and neither hurt. i told my doctor, and he thought it was funny but said he wouldn't be recommending it.. my area also has black widows, brown recluse spiders, and rattlesnakes. and javalinas

@Mzrenegade 2 месяца назад

I live in Oregon. I've seen a cougar up close, while in a car it was crossing the road, I used to live in a cabin in the forest and have had a black bear go by and almost had a deer run into my front door, but my dog jumped up and started barking and it did a 180 and high tailed it in the other direction.

@IngolfWanderer 2 месяца назад

you in the 503 club?

@quickgirl80 2 месяца назад

@@IngolfWandererI am.

@IngolfWanderer 2 месяца назад

@@quickgirl80 gotta love the good old 503

@BigBlueNation502 2 месяца назад

To date, the fastest a human has been recorded running is Usain Bolt's 2009 record-smashing 100-meter dash. There, he briefly reached a top running speed of 27.78 mph

@nicolem376 2 месяца назад

I’m in northeast Oklahoma. You will appreciate the fact that I’ve seen mountain lions twice at Walmart. One was in the backseat of somebody’s car while they were in the store. The other time there was one in the back of a truck on a leash. Both looked to be adults. 😂

@MrYabber 2 месяца назад

In Florida, we have Alligators, Crocodiles, Brown Recluse spiders, Black widow spiders, and many more types of spiders, Bobcats, Florida Panthers, Snakes of many kinds including the Eastern Diamondbacks (the most venomous in the country), Sharks of many kinds, Black Bears, Boars, Box Jellyfish (Box Jellyfish can stop your heart), Coyotes.

@casswatchesthings Месяц назад

Just bear in mind that these are only the most dangerous for each state. In NC we also have bears, bobcats, coyotes, cottonmouth snakes etc. If you have pets, tick season is rough since ticks often come inside the house on their fur.

@LadyWiggin 2 месяца назад

I’m in Florida. We have both the brown recluse and black widow spiders here. We have the alligators, and several different breeds of venomous snakes including the coral snake. Thanks to people setting their pythons free in the Everglades we are now getting a population of those. We also have coyotes. Wild boar which can be very aggressive when young are around. And let’s not talk about the shark attacks.

@ScottieRC 2 месяца назад

The snake’s position is called coiling. It’s their defensive posture. It’s what allows them to strike at you.

@barqu1636 2 месяца назад

Where I live in Arizona I have seen scorpions, brown recluse and black widow spiders, coyotes, bobcats, western rattle snakes, foxes, javelina. There are mountain lions in the mountains to the east, and a brown bear has been roaming our neighborhood for about six weeks now. I love your reactions.

@slgibbs1 2 месяца назад

Lewis- One day I was on my way to WalMart in FLORIDA. in the PARKING LOT, there were a few police cars and a few spectators. I asked someone what was going on and they said there was a full grown alligator in the parking lot!!!

@asimonec 2 месяца назад

Hi! I grew up in southern Arizona and rattlesnakes are pretty common. The good thing is you can normally hear them before you see them and just stay away. The best thing to do is get your dog rattlesnake trained because they can detect them from their scent, rattle, or the way they look and alert you. The dogs could always detect them before I could. This way if the rattle has been cut off or if it’s a baby and doesn’t have one you will know it’s there. Rattlesnakes also aren’t lethal to dogs and dogs recover from them in hours but none of mine were bit they were all trained to stay away but bark in the direction of the snake.

@alb7654 2 месяца назад

Google says United Kingdom most dangerous animal is viper/adder which is a venomous snake. But some of the most dangerous listed is cow, deer and caterpillar which is pretty funny.

@TheOneTrueJade 2 месяца назад

Check you mate from the UK, Ren's story about undiagnosed Lyme disease. No joke. Bear rules: Black Attack, Brown lay down, Grizzly, no rule you're already dead.

@brendapaulus3389 2 месяца назад

When I was growing up there was a family in our town that had a mountain lion as a pet. It was a small zoo rescue and we would walk up the alley and talk to her all the time. This was a small town called Mt. Holly Springs in South Eastern Pennsylvania, her name was kitty.

@Gizmo42Rodeo 2 месяца назад

I'm in Colorado and have had black bears wander through camp at night while camping. I've also had moose wander through and seen many rattleshakes up close while hiking.Dealt with hundreds of black widows doing HVAC for a living.

@ShawtyzBack777 2 месяца назад

Ive lived in South Carolina for the last 9 yrs or so, seen MANY gators. I used to work at a tourist location on the river and everyday almost you were likely to see at least one on the banks. They really dont mess with you if you leave them alone. No one ever got hurt as far as I know. In fact we had to put up signs stating that the gators were real because tourists would get sooo close trying to get pictures with them and we were worried one day something MIGHT happen. Crocs are way more aggressive than alligators.

@tvega5593 2 месяца назад

Utah has mountain lions, black bear, elk, rattlesnake, scorpions, black widow spiders, ticks, coyotes, bobcats, moose, .. etc

@01sarah29 2 месяца назад

Your question about the rattle snack position. That's a rattle snake that is shaking its tail to warn you of its presence and its getting angry. That wrap is how they prepare to spring out to bite. Remember they can reach out half their body length to bite.

@lesiam2054 2 месяца назад

Upstate South Carolina here,and we have mountain lions, black panthers, coyotes, and bears! 😆, and poisonous snakes. Bigfoot too, of course! Hahaha

@danielmaulden3232 2 месяца назад

I live in Georgia and have seen all kinds of snakes and black bears and birds of prey and all sorts.

@Jon-DavidEngle-mm9wg 2 месяца назад

Used to work in a national park & regularly got called to deal with visitors who were 'panicking' over finding a copperhead (translation: standing around it & poking it with a stick). About 90% of the time, they were pestering a non-venomous Northern Water Snake.

@freedomrings.0007 2 месяца назад

I've had an up close encounter with a black bear twice in my life and a mountain lion once. All i gotta say is I'm glad I'm still here.

@user-qx7rz3dz9p 2 месяца назад

I'm from Mississippi and seen 3 of the snakes he has named and a lot of alligators and seen a few coyotes and seen a lot of deer ticks and more in Mississippi alone

@BTinSF 2 месяца назад

"Pretty much everyone in America has seen a snake" - I've had 3 rattlesnakes removed from my Arizona garage so far. In southern AZ, snakes are so common the local fire department has a "snake consultant" who comes to remove them--he takes them out to the desert and releases them. We in Arizona have a mammal that's never mentioned in these videos: The Jaguar. They aren't known to be breeding in the US, yet (the southwestern US used to be part of their range but they were hunted to extinction), but individuals (almost always males) periodically wander across the border and into the mountains of the southern part of the state. There is an active effort to maintain breeding populations in Mexico near the border.

@tjhorne82 2 месяца назад

NC has the copperhead, timber rattler, pygmy rattler, cottonmouth, and eastern diamondback (as mentioned in the video). We also have black bears, bobcats, alligators, coyotes, and a variety of sharks. Also, although science considers them extinct here, we also have mountain lions and endangered red wolf.

@timmeyers6141 2 месяца назад

Snakes stand up like that to try scaring off potential threats by making themselves appear larger. Biting in defense is the last thing a snake wants to do. The rattle is also a warning to let threats know they are about to get bitten if the snake is not left alone. If it’s rattling, it’s trying to get attention and wants you to get away from it. If it wants to bite, it’ll be stealthy and you won’t see or hear it.

@BlueDebut 2 месяца назад

I've run across snakes about a dozen times here in Arizona. Rat snakes usually and they're very chill. I'm never worried with them but with rattlesnakes they can be unpredictable. I usually see them hiding out in the shade near my front door which is why I always exit out the side door during summer.

@CJWJR 2 месяца назад

You have to keep in mind that in some states these animals only live in certain sections of the state. For instance, in South Carolina, we have copperheads, timber rattlers, mountain lions and bears in the Upstate, but it's too cold for alligators, coral snakes, eastern diamondbacks or cotton mouths to survive this far inland; those are usually found toward the coast.

@davidbrown8230 2 месяца назад

Wisconsin here. Once my friend and I were being stalked by a pack of grey wolves while we were hunting. I always holster a 10mm with extended barrel just in case. I also have a .454 Casull for bear repellent.

@cycocase 2 месяца назад

Regarding the Moose, they're HUGE, and ill-tempered. They TRAMPLE you. That's what makes them dangerous.

@TexasRose50 2 месяца назад

Especially if they have brain worms. So sad!

@grandmashouse7882 2 месяца назад

I'm in Western Massachusetts , a stones throw away from the Connecticut River. I've seen many deer and coyotes heading for the river. Black bears are common and several species's of snakes. On occasion moose, mountain lions and wolves have been on my street. A friend of mine had his new truck totalled when a moose in rutt decided to mate with it.

@WestTXRedneck1972 2 месяца назад

That gator they showed for Florida was known as Tank. He died a while back but he was on my FB for a bit where the golfers and locals tracked his movements. He was definitely one of the bigger ones. Now in Fredericksburg, TX, it's known as the Brown Recluse Spider capital of the world due to the fact of all the antique shops around. They hide behind a lot of stuff out there.

@Some_who_call_me_Tiim 2 месяца назад

The rattlesnake winds up like that same reason you'd try a boxing stance to throw a punch, (its best form) for it to shoot forward and bite. The rattle is to say "don't come any closer" a bite is why you don't come any closer.

@wolfca22 2 месяца назад

Hi, live in CA now, grew up in Northeast Oklahoma. On our ranch we had: copperheads, panther, 3 types of rattlesnakes, black bears, Black, widow spiders, brown recluse spiders That go to the trees when you spray your home. Of course, water moccasins and bobtail Wildcats. 😂

@wendyl7906 2 месяца назад

I lived in Oklahoma for seven years. My neighbor killed a copperhead with a pitchfork. Those snakes scared me because they roamed in suburban areas. I did see the brown recluse spiders and never swam in any of the lakes because I heard of the water moccasins.

@nicolem376 2 месяца назад

I also live in Northeast Oklahoma. I agree with your list. In addition to that, they pulled an alligator out of a pond near me a few years back😮

@paulbyland 2 месяца назад

I don't get why bobcats even made the list. They aren't dangerous to humans at all.

@wolfca22 2 месяца назад

@@paulbyland true

@JoeSchwartz-yx3jg 2 месяца назад

Deer ticks are everywhere in the USA. We have them here in Wisconsin. They are small once you find one remove it if a pink to red circle appears around the site of where you removed the tick appears that is a sign of possible Lymes disease. And it take about a week after the tick bite removal in order for a Lyme test to show a positive result.

@MisteryMan2000 2 месяца назад

Washington State doesn't have any bull sharks (WA DC does), but we have black and grizzly bears, wolves, mountain lions, moose, elk, dear, coyotes, killer whales, great white sharks, and supposedly, Sasquatch.

@katiebeckstead8945 2 месяца назад

I live in Utah and ours was listed as elk. We also have rattlesnakes, black widows, cougars (mountain lions), deer ticks, moose, black bears, coyotes, and there have been wolf sightings as well. I might be forgetting some...

@user-qx7rz3dz9p 2 месяца назад

And the Immortal Jellyfish is the longest living animal on earth it literally never die unless killed by another animal or dehydration

@janp719 2 месяца назад

I’ve seen a scorpion,alligators in the Everglades, bear in Alaska, wolf in Alaska, bison in Wyoming, elk inWyoming, ticks, and a water moccasin in college in Virginia.

@danielzuniga9295 2 месяца назад

A mountain lion was spotted 6 miles from Downtown Los Angeles in Griffith Park, and recently, another one was just killed off the freeway around L.A.. It's crazy that L.A. area has Bears, Mountains Lion, Bob Cats, Deers, and Coyotes around its hills and parks

@a.mathis9454 Месяц назад

Rhode Island also has black widows, coyotes, black bears, and fire ants. Don’t forget about the sharks.

@Simplehomeschoollife Месяц назад

Just built our home on five acres outside of Austin, TX. We found a rattler in our yard and we are battling scorpions and black widows in our home since it is a new build.

@magsstewart5488 2 месяца назад

Think of the snake attack pose like a compressed spring. When it chooses to launch its attack, the immediate decompression gives it remarkable height and distance. It’s also a protective stance. It prevents the threat from getting any part of its body by keep it all within fang range.

@CKaffeineIVStat 2 месяца назад

Here in Los Angeles we have big events to celebrate our mountain lions and have been building wildlife bridges so they can better cohabitate with us without being hit by cars and such.

@kennethlee494 2 месяца назад

I live in South Carolina, along with the alligator there are cottonmouth snakes, rattlesnakes, black widow spiders, black bears, and occasionally coyotes, bobcats and cougars.

@zeuso.1947 2 месяца назад

I live in Kodiak Alaska with the biggest brown bear, and "bear aware" whenever hiking out on trails.

@spleengrrrl 2 месяца назад

Humans can run at 8 MPH on average but Usain "Lightning" Bolt can run up to 27.8 MPH, but he's an Olympic gold medalist.

@dansuehath 2 месяца назад

We live in Oregon near the Beach but have the Woods in the back of the Farm. I am 66 so have seen a lot of wildlife. We have Black Bear, Cougar, Coyote Packs, Bobcats, Porcupines, & Elk here. (no poison snakes here👍🏻) We do have a lot of Deer Ticks, they carry Lime Disease. And some bad Spiders, Hobos, & Brown Recluse.

@mariawebb2201 2 месяца назад

Washington State. And no, but I grew up in Illinois and saw a Cottonmouth in a creek 5 minutes after I got out of it from accidentally falling in.

@kenbrown2808 2 месяца назад

most female deer don't have antlers. it's also normal for deer to drop their antlers int he fall and regrow them in the spring. and yes, by numbers, deer are the most dangerous because they don't look both ways before they cross the road.

@Onepinkflamingo 2 месяца назад

I'm in South Carolina, and it would be shorter to list what we don't have. Currently, I'm nursing a brown recluse bite that's on my bum. Deer cause more deaths per year, btw.

@hawaiirastalady 2 месяца назад

The most dangerous animal in Hawai'i is the SHARK🦈! Very tragically, a man was killed by a shark TODAY on the northern tip of O'ahu.😭 He was a very fit, 49 year old Hawai'ian man named Tamayo Perry. He was an experienced "Waterman", and professional surfer, and lifeguard, who has been in the ocean his whole life. We also lost 39 year old Jason Carter to a shark in Maui in January. Both of them were surfing when they were attacked.😭 R.I.P.🙏

@judithstewart9116 2 месяца назад

From Texas - a copperhead bit me several years ago. Lots of pain & swelling. Found a dead baby rattlesnake in one of our outside summer chairs. I read the article about the Greenland shark too.

@Prence 2 месяца назад

I live in Illinois and I’ve seen timber rattlesnakes, water moccasins, and copperheads, I just give them wide birth and stay out of their strike range. I remember one time fishing in a boat on a local lake and a water moccasin swam out to the boat and climbed right in. We just sat there really still until it moved on.

@sandygrunwaldt1780 2 месяца назад

Yup just Googled it and the Greenland shark can live to be 250 to 500 years old. Now that's insane, WOW

@AB-vy8dv 2 месяца назад

I live in Illinois and have never seen that snake but I've coyotes, deer, wolves, foxes, and garden snakes. I drove down by a college and a coyote was walking on the sidewalk letting people pet it.

@AZHITW 2 месяца назад

Snakes coil when they're ready to strike, rattlesnakes also rattle to warn you they're ready to strike, the weird thing is the rattle sounds a lot like a piece of cellophane caught on a twig. When they say scorpions are Arizona's deadliest, we also have mountain lions, bears, bobcats, coyotes, javelina, black widow spiders, deer, wild horses.

@diannehydern 2 месяца назад

Florida panthers, gators, crocodiles, pythons, sharks, black bears, rattle snakes, coyotes, brown recluse, fire ants

@joannaswata3387 2 месяца назад

We have so many of these listed animals in Florida. Gators, crocks,water moccasins, rattle snakes, brown recluse, black widows, deer ticks, FL. panther, wild boar, great white sharks, deer and bison, yes bison were re-enterduced in a state park here in FL. and are thriving. Did I miss any?

@Knightowl1980 2 месяца назад

Didn’t we already do this video

@bcbritt777 2 месяца назад

Yup 😂

@britt1784 2 месяца назад

Yes he did, I thought the same thing… and I’m thinking some of his reactions are… not genuine 😅

@Knightowl1980 2 месяца назад

@@britt1784 yeah I thought so bc I specifically remember another reactor doing this video that I thought was kinda boring bc it was the same animals or all snakes and spiders, so when he did it I think I avoided its I think the reactions are genuine I just think he’s a bit slow lol . Still like him though.

@bevinboulder5039 2 месяца назад

I live in Colorado and I haven't seen any black bears, but I've seen moose, elk, Rocky Mountain goats and Bison, except we call them buffaloes here. The University of Colorado University football team's mascot is a live female buffalo named Ralphie, Lead by her Ralphie Handlers she leads the team out onto the field for every home game.

@nancyfried7239 13 дней назад

Alabama also has the rattle snake, copper head, mountain lion, black bear black widow spider, brown recluse spider coyote & alligator. I’ve spotted coyotes in my yard several times, A black bear was spotted near my house last week. I saw a dead mountain lion in the road last year near my house.

@chancemeyers8502 2 месяца назад

Also Im pretty sure the Adder is the most dangerous animal in the UK. It the only venomous snake yall have from what I've learned. But even then, compared to some of our snakes, its venom is less deadly and its less aggressive.

@Charlee1776 2 месяца назад

I live in New Jersey and I've seen copperheads, water moccasins, and bull sharks (multiple kinds of sharks really but the bull ones are the most dangerous to humans).

@ESUSAMEX 2 месяца назад

I saw a gator in a lakeat my hotel in Orlando, Florida. My brother fell in that lake while using a pedal boat. This happen when I was visiting Florida for the first time in 1981. I now reside here and I love it. Crazy weather and animals with weird, cool people.

@ThyriaSharin 2 месяца назад

Oh god, this is the video I thought it was. I live in Missouri. I removed a brown recluse from my bathroom at 9:30 last night. I have lived peacefully with them for several years. Missouri has black bears and at least 3 vipers. There's no way the brown recluse, a spider that has never killed anyone, is more dangerous than the rattlesnakes that live around here. Rattlesnakes like that position because the tail is free for producing the warning sound, and the head is in a perfect strike position if the warning sound is ignored. They don't usually maintain that pose for very long, but they can hold it long enough to decide whether to strike or run away. The Greenland shark is amazing. You have not been lied to.

@WuznMe 2 месяца назад

When I lived in Hawaii, the Portuguese man o' war was just part of the beach life. Usually if you see it washed up on the shoreline, you'd know to stay out. I got stung several times. Sometimes it doesn't hurt and other times it could feel like you've been stung by a bee a hundred times when that tentacle wraps around your body. In Washington State, my roommate got bit by a brown recluse spider on his inner thigh and the sore that it left was so disgusting!

@theresacrubaugh2095 2 месяца назад

Illinois and Florida - I was a volunteer photographer for Myakka River State Park in Florida. I took pictures of water moccasins, pygmy rattle snake, alligators, etc. (I learned how to canoe with gators around me - extra incentive!) While living in Florida, I saw a bobcat, copperheads, rattlesnakes, coral snake, scorpians, brown recluse spiders, black widow spiders, sharks, man-of-wars etc. In Illinois, I've seen coyotes. On one vacation I saw black bears (mom and baby) in Tennessee. Pics are on film so I don't think I've moved them onto digital. If you love bison you should watch CrossTimbers Bison Ranch on YT. Their bison are fun to watch, especially when they have to weigh and give vaccinations! Those of us who watch all the time love Dunbar, Big Joe, and Eleanor. The ranch is in Oklahoma and he sells bison meat. I love the animals so much that I can't imagine eating them (though I do love cows and steaks). You are correct about the greenland shark. You should watch Shark Week and/or Sharkfest!

@dayewest403 2 месяца назад

In Georgia, we have just about everything listed… and growing up hunting I’ve seen just about all of them. Having problems loading a picture, it’s of a brown scorpion that’s inside my pillow case after it stung my hand…

@jennynoelle6782 2 месяца назад

Keep in mind, these are just a list of the "most dangerous animal" in any given state. There's usually an overlap, with most states having multiple dangerous animals living in them. I'm from PA, for example. We have elk, which was mentioned, but also brown recluse, black widows, deer ticks, black bears, and at least two highly venomous snakes listed under other states. Also, yes, we (as well as many other states) have regular deer... which do cause a large number of deadly vehicular accidents, and stag hunting is promoted to keep their numbers in check.

@RoniLeigh 2 месяца назад

I'm from Missouri and almost all of those animals live here. Some are more often seen than others. At 65 years old. I've always been a homebody so I've never run into them. Although there was times other people had to tell the news of their scary news while still wearing their scary face. LOL I like your cute , silly, it's a second time I've prescribed to your channel. I made a new channel since I'm having a hard time getting on my original account. But with some help I might get back on it. Always remember I always give a thumbs up.