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The Poison Garden of Alnwick is full of plants that can kill you! Maddie Moate tentatively explores the garden to learn more about these deadly species. Subscribe to Earth Unplugged for more amazing animal videos - bit.ly/SubscribeToEarthUnplugged
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@saintsfam 6 лет назад

Gardener: don't get too close Lady: puts finger 1 inch away from the deadliest plant Gardener:=_=

@everythingyouneed8957 5 лет назад

saintsfam k

@ShortSight32 5 лет назад

Ikr😂

@lawrencejoseph2518 5 лет назад

To be honest

@SKiiiLLZs 4 года назад

I was going to post the same comment. He said don't get too close 5 seconds before and she practically touches it lmao.

@RaysofLight98 4 года назад

I WAS FREAKING OUT - it breaks down your cells from the outside in. Worst way to die.

@CptnJCFG 6 лет назад

Trevor knows his shit damn he's like the Wikipedia of poison plants!

@shadyjesusrodriguez.2821 6 лет назад

CptnJCFG please no one touch his like button

@user-gr1xl6ez8t 6 лет назад

"Don't touch any of these plants" *TOUCHES NEARLY EVERY DAMN PLANT.*

@PokeEnjoyer 2 года назад

@Benedict Hampus find it yourself lazy person

@mitchellspanheimer1803 2 года назад

I think you wrote that out of order...

@palpatine1715 2 года назад

@@PokeEnjoyer I mean, you can’t find something that doesn’t exist.

@PokeEnjoyer 2 года назад

@@palpatine1715 apparently no one can read. He said "nearly touches"

@palpatine1715 2 года назад

@@PokeEnjoyer mate, he said, and I quote *“TOUCHES NEARLY EVERY DAMN PLANT.”* , _touches nearly_ ≠ nearly touches. Edit: tryna get the darn bold to work

@boaty7220 5 лет назад

I’ve been into the garden before. It’s got a pretty sinister vibe to it. The guide who gave us the tour told us a lot of *true* murder stories involving these plants. He told the one about of the “curry killer” aswell. It’s a pretty fascinating place!

@megankeil5228 10 месяцев назад

I’m really interested in belladonna. All I hear is Bailey Sarian - aqua tofana, aqua tofana, aqua tofana

@bbcearth 6 лет назад

What a fantastic garden. Stay away from those deadly plants Maddie!

@georgebritten6337 6 лет назад

BBC Earth ricin IS NOT "the most deadly poison know to man". Not by a long shot 😂😂😂

@vivekdubey3514 6 лет назад

BBC Earth i

@aservantsoftheownerofdeath3952 6 лет назад

BBC Earth I would like to discovered more about those garden's :-)

@techmaster9130 6 лет назад

BBC Earth how do u edit ur video

@armoredmelonsrok7214 6 лет назад

BBC Earth ?

@ScarOnNOK 2 года назад

I love how Trevor is so chill.

@thedeath3016 6 лет назад

"this is one of the most deadliest plants here" "oH tHiS oNe HeRe "

@nicktucker4434 2 года назад

As Trevor says, Atropa Belladonna is a very common plant. I've always known it as Deadly Nightshade. As he said the berries look juicy & attractive, it also has beautiful purple flowers. I live in Devon & I've often seen them in cool, damp wooded areas. Also Hemlock is a lovely large plant similar to Cow Parsley with purple spots on the stem, but it is very dangerous. About 30 years ago I was cutting grass & vegetation beside the road for better visibility on the inside of a bend. I was using a brush cutter with a cord head, when I cut through some Hemlock little pieces were landing on the inside of my forearms as I was wearing a T-shirt. Within a few minutes I had a lot of blisters on my arms that took a long time to heal & left the sites photosensitive so I had to avoid allowing the sun to get to my arms.

@MuhammadEgypt 6 лет назад

Trevor looks like that old quiet geezer from Horror movies who carries dead bodies on his wheelbarrow. haha

@MillerJustinFS 6 лет назад

Bring out your dead! Bring out your dead!

@tommydoez 6 лет назад

shhh. don't let him hear you. do you not understand he's the gardener of the Poison Garden? he doesn't look like the quiet of geezer at all (He is them)

@unkindledjuan2495 6 лет назад

Leaf him alone

@Kyle_Hubbard 6 лет назад

Justin Miller "I'm not dead"

@bree4965 6 лет назад

Soo pretty much the nazi scientist in american horror story asylum

@Archontasil 6 лет назад

Thank you for these informations. I definitely would not use this knowledge to murder someone i hate

@Buckblacket 6 лет назад

4 months down the line......what is your body count up to?

@footballarena523 6 лет назад

i think mouse poison would be enough...

@-toons5988 6 лет назад

Archontasius ahhh it's been 7 months..

@bellumxyz1421 6 лет назад

8 months lol

@sirsnakespeare 6 лет назад

😉💀

@HamHamDude 6 лет назад

"Some of these plants can kill you, even if you just get too close" 1:18 her finger is less than 6 inches from a spikey red plant

@BullShitThat 6 лет назад

I laughed so hard at that part... it's as if she completely ignored all warnings

@dougdimmadomeownerofthedim2918 6 лет назад

Both of em always bring their hands so close that I question the legitimacy of these 'poisonous' plants.

@GFSTaylor 6 лет назад

That's not one that can kill just by touch, so she was perfectly safe.

@MichaelMikeTheRussianBot 5 лет назад

The mature seeds have to be refined , & it would take A LOT. There isn't enough ricin in one seed coat to matter.

@2107valentina 5 лет назад

Just realised I had this plant in my courtyard as a child 🤤 (I live in Romania) and surely I touched it. Even though I have never ate it or played 'the cook' with them. It's shocking now for me to think how close I was to dying...🤤😖

@spicytuna1471 5 лет назад

When you're antisocial *starts planting all the deadliest plants around the whole house*😂😂

@telsclark 3 года назад

I do lol

@StockHeightChevy603 3 года назад

That’s a good idea. Just a shit ton of that pass out plant and some poison Ivy 😂

@rocker469692 2 года назад

Perfect idea

@manayjoyhk9716 2 года назад

😁😁😁true

@420blazeht3 2 года назад

Lmao I ain’t worried bout getting robbed nomo

@alexlemonds2838 6 лет назад

Poison Ivy would feel right at home here.

@pnydu 6 лет назад

the entire hedge of the poison garden was made of poison ivy

@alexlemonds2838 6 лет назад

I was referring to the DC comics supervillainess.

@spidergames3004 6 лет назад

lol

@1d1hamby 6 лет назад

I didn't see any poison sumac either.

@1d1hamby 6 лет назад

I saw English ivy but not poison ivy.

@yoitsmelchor 6 лет назад

Take your frenemies here and accidentally push them to their demise.

@mamithohya1774 6 лет назад

Melchor Bongato *pushes your frenemies “Opps.. sorry, I’m sooooooooo clumsy”

@TunTheOfficial 5 лет назад

Melchor Bongato lmao that's so evil! I love it

@AadyaSahara 5 лет назад

😄

@Andyatl2002 4 года назад

Frenemies? I think if your pushing them, they would be enemies...

@decaf4211 4 года назад

Andrea Yanome frenemies because what type of enemies will follow you into a poisonous garden?

@excidiawolf9825 6 лет назад

I have a passion for poisonous plants. I always wanted a garden like this. Toxicology is also my favourite subject in university anyway. Definitely have to go there. You find a lot of those plants in gardens anyway. Angel's trumpets were my grandpas favorite. He always told us to stay away though. Aconitum napellus grows in my neighbours garden. Then also the neophyt heracleum mantegazzianum, also phototoxic. it grows near to our river. I used to play there as a child. I was really lucky, since i know of cases, where people got really bad burns. Unfortunately a lot of people do not know, that there are so many dangerous plants around.

@christopherleubner6633 Год назад

The irony is many can be found openly as ornamental plants. A garden like this would be extremely useful for making herbal medicines... after lots of study of course.

@erictaylor5462 6 лет назад

A guy my dad knows owned property that was over grown with poison oak. (Toxicodendron diversilobum) and had no idea how to get rid of it. It's illegal to burn (the smoke is very bad to breath) and he couldn't really cut it very easily. Then he heard that goats can eat the stuff. He found a guy who rented goats (yes, you actually can rent goats) and double checked that they could eat poison oak (they can) and set the goats on the troublesome weed. It worked great, but of course the animals got covered in the toxic oil. The wife and kids played with the goats and got covered on poison oak rash. That's not the worst. A married couple I know went camping. At one point she had to use the bathroom and used some handy leaves to clean herself. They made love in the tent that night and woke up with their loins on fire. The leaves had been poison oak. He was in bad shape, but she got quite ill. The doctor said it was the worst case he'd ever seen. Imagine poison oak as an STD.

@PartTimePermies 5 лет назад

that's just an allergic reaction to the urushiol (same chemical in poison ivy and poison sumac). Not everyone is allergic to it, but many are.

@Guy.B 4 года назад

My manly parts are suffering just reading this.

@erictaylor5462 4 года назад

@@Guy.B Imagine how he felt, AND she felt. She had rash inside her body!

@Guy.B 4 года назад

@@erictaylor5462 Now that's a big oof

@aliya_7 3 года назад

Thats so sad:( di the girl ad man suvive also you said the goat got posion ivy oil thingy and the mother and kids played with the goat!! I FEEL SO BAD

@jaycobie 2 года назад

Datura is what some call the only truly hallucinogenic plant, in that while mushrooms can make outlines and shapes "breathe" or pulsate, Datura truly makes people see, hear and experience things that are absolutely not real, and yet they seem perfectly real to the person under it's influence.

@_-7734 6 лет назад

Anyone else knew ricin from breaking bad?

@PuppyMintMocha 6 лет назад

I'd love to go there, so cool! It's surprising how many plants left and right, that we plant ourselves or find all over are actually really poisonous. We grow up knowing not to stick random plants in our mouths, but it can still be shocking how good of advice that actually is!

@veramae4098 2 года назад

OK, I'm going to buy a Datura plant.

@BlueSkyCountry 3 года назад

To the ordinary people, that part of the garden is called "the poison garden". To a biochemical researcher, that garden holds the future's lifesaving antibiotics, antivirals, cancer eradicators, and artery decloggers...

@Macieks300 6 лет назад

Maddie seemed rather relaxed considering she was like just a couple of inches away from permanent injuries.

@BigJFindAWay 3 года назад

No one would allow such a hot chick to come to harm.

@wes1934 3 года назад

@@BigJFindAWay ohhhh you keep thinking that...

@BigJFindAWay 3 года назад

The video began with, "What could be more delightful than a summer stroll through an English country garden?"" When he watched that my brother said, "A naked roll with a blondish busty hottie.""

@wes1934 3 года назад

@@BigJFindAWay well, I suppose he's not wrong!

@tabutt2010 5 лет назад

She's realy beautiful and her voice also so sweet

@EdwardIglesias 6 лет назад

As a child I remember a bbc program with Vincent Price on deadly plants. Had completely forgotten about it.

@pcgamers723 6 лет назад

That's why I felt light headed when I went there about 2 months ago

@Exhaustedhighlighter 6 лет назад

3 people fainted in one day *backs away slowly...leaves*

@nadjaextraordinary 6 лет назад

When I was a little kid my mom pointed at an Angel's Trumpet in one of our neighbor's gardens on my way to school and told me it was poisonous. Guess who held their breath walking past that thing every single day

@autisticghostdog8179 4 года назад

they won't kill you but if you eat then you will trip hard

@lucymiceli7566 4 года назад

I own an angel trumpet. 🤦‍♀️

@bobaseed4423 4 года назад

@@autisticghostdog8179 Lies! Datura doesn't make you trip at all

@autisticghostdog8179 4 года назад

@@bobaseed4423 datura contains atropine and scopolamine

@bobaseed4423 4 года назад

@@autisticghostdog8179 ehhhh i am aware lol check my videos

@mattjohnston2 6 лет назад

The datura is found even here in Canada, and has been found to be the cause of death in more than one case. It's not a...recommended high.

@rimisingh5983 6 лет назад

Matt Johnston depend upon your knowledge sir. Here in India we use Datura widely as medicine. Each and every person knows here what to do and what not with it.

@AG.Floats 6 лет назад

As someone who has made tea out of the seeds in those spiky balls of Datura. I feel lucky to be alive. Dry mouth so bad I couldn't swallow and it hurt so bad. My mouth would bleed it was so dry. I felt like I went crazy and I was half asleep for like 20 hours. I was a dumb kid and never doing that again!

@thehantavirus 6 лет назад

alot of POISONOUS PLANTS ARE WEEDS ELSEWHERE IN THE WORLD.

@thehantavirus 6 лет назад

DATURA IS EVERYwhere in the usa, seen people grow it in thier gardens, and as a weed.

@user-um5qc2bb7j 6 лет назад

Matt Johnston I disagree. I practice traditional witchcraft and we have something called flying ointments, which are used to have our spirits leave our bodies and go into flight. The traditional plants used in these are (to name a few) atropa belladonna, henbane, mandrake, and later when found in the America’s, datura and brugmansia, as well as monkshood, all but datura featured in the video. Various other poisonous and psychoactive (though more often poisonous) plants were used in these ointments. These plants, in the right doses, can cause a very very pleasant high, free of hallucination and delirium and memory loss. Belladonna is my favorite.

@MegaMementoMori 6 лет назад

Wait... Ricin communis is called "Hand of Christ"? I hope that there is a badass story behind this... Also, the poison garden is owned by the Duchess of Northumberland? I wonder how far in the line of succession is she and how quickly will she come closer?

@britneybeautiful1919 6 лет назад

MegaMementoMori looks like a hand and takes to god see is Jesus hehehe

@tsommers3284 5 лет назад

Lol!

@Andyatl2002 4 года назад

I think it’s called the hand of Christ because how God is viewed as a being that can swiftly kill you by his hand....

@Cara-39 4 года назад

Yes, the Poison Garden is part of the larger garden at Alnwick Castle, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland. The Duchess completely renovated it and it's open to the public. Most people know Alnwick Castle from the Harry Potter movies. It's an amazing place!

@CoolRandomJunkForYou 6 лет назад

Wow! I remember when I was just a small boy I used to play with the "angel's trumpet" with my friends at school and I would actually put them in my mouth and pretend to play the trumpet! Nothing ever happened though!

@brandonveltri2825 3 года назад

Did you ever chew on the plant while you did that?

@CoolRandomJunkForYou 2 года назад

@Duckychan Duckychan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@CoolRandomJunkForYou 2 года назад

@@brandonveltri2825 I don't remember that but I do remember the taste of the flower! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Amy-zb6ph 6 лет назад

I've seen Datura growing around here too. We have some other dangerous plants in the US and I learned all of them because I used to read my mom's plant field guides when I was a kid.

@ALAPINO 6 лет назад

I pride myself on knowing my own garden, inside and outside, and at least one of these surprises me. I will stop stroking the leaves...

@mmoreira2000 2 года назад

Here in Brazil "Ricinus Communis" is known as "Mamona". It grows literally everywhere, specially on the southeast of the country. I utilize its leafs to make a natural pest killer to my garden. This plant is very well-known in Brazil to be a livestock killer, so many farms take a good amount of time removing this plant from pastures.

@Filip-vn1tg 5 лет назад

Been there 7 years ago and liked Alnwick very much but this garden was my fav. Btw, this lassie is such a cutie

@jaimmie27 6 лет назад

That’s sooo cool!! I’ve got to put that on my list of where I want to go!!! Kind of scary at the same time

@Master_Therion 6 лет назад

"These plants can kill." Yes, but thankfully they won't "Kale you." Eating kale is a fate worse than death.

@al145 6 лет назад

I like the taste of kale, but it turns my insides into a chemical weapons factory.

@shroomyesc 6 лет назад

Well, that's not completely untrue, Kale can in the long run give you osteopirosis

@MrPrussianjester 6 лет назад

You're on every science channel aren't you?

@bigdogbob845 6 лет назад

Therion, well I can only surmise that you haven't grown any of the excellent heirloom Kale varieties for yourself. A world of difference from store bought, no bitterness and if sautéed lightly in olive oil with some fresh garlic and a splash of soy sauce it can be heavenly.

@adryelyel1794 6 лет назад

Hey, I've seen you on PBS Eons, dude.

@thezanzibarbarian5729 6 лет назад

When I was a kid, I used to have a medicine that had belladonna in it for pain relief. I didn't die. I'm still aliv........... UGH!!!

@TunTheOfficial 5 лет назад

This must be heaven for the Gotham villain *Poison Ivy*

@ReidLiam 4 года назад

4:10 why's he say curry like that 😂😂😂😂😂

@YalisCommunity 2 года назад

Definitely enjoyed this garden tour. Is amazing how many properties plants have. There's so much to learn from nature.

@HipHopMovieNews 6 лет назад

Very cool piece. Amazing how something so beautiful could also be so deadly.

@user-oi4om3tx2o 5 лет назад

Remember my dad taking me and my sister here at about the age of 10. As a kid it’s so tempting to touch the plants, thinking it’s all a bit of a show, until he starts telling you stories about children accidentally killing teachers with cyanide. The way the head Gardner talks about the plants really scares it into you how dangerous they actually are. Good job too as there aren’t any other safeguards against it.

@emilyfrank2739 5 лет назад

that moment you relise you have the deadliest plant growing in your garden.

@rachel_v_k 6 лет назад

What an amazing garden! Thank you. I learned so much about poisonous plants.😊

@mattrost2574 2 года назад

Great video! I have an amusing story: While attending a continuing education seminar for funeral service professionals, our county coroner was a guest speaker. He spoke about service-related topics, and joked (something like), "If you ever want to get away with murder, place 2 or 3 castor beans in someone's food. Ricin poisoning is not included in the county's standard toxicology screening. The cause of death will be listed as respiratory failure or heart attack." YIKES!

@chriswatt6835 6 лет назад

Recently starting subscribing to Earth Unplugged!, one of the more interesting and out there experiences you've shown so far. One that left me better informed about how to not die via poisonous plant exposure. Not your everyday garden for sure! Stay safe Maddie!

@johnpgellatly 6 лет назад

That was a lot of fun, made me understand how Agatha Christie stories get written! ; )

@rubyreddrums 6 лет назад

Maddie’s such a gem

@willemkossen 6 лет назад

Very nice episode! Thank you!

@NoXQs1976 6 лет назад

Poppy plant? I love those. Lol

@VincentSouthard 5 лет назад

1:00 gets told to never touch or get near the plants because they could kill * next frame * *sticks hand straight into garden*

@alvareznivek2780 6 лет назад

I really enjoy this video, real professional. No dramatic music Or special effects... And simple questions.

@christinawarrington3192 6 лет назад

Extraordinary information. I've seen some of these in other gardens in the US. Thankful you've shown them, so I don't plant them, or go near them. I've dogs too, so especially thankful

@Nirrrina 6 лет назад

This was a good documentary. Everything was explained quite well and I loved the little stories about the things people have done with the plants. But there was one little issue. When you put the written description up you didn't leave nearly enough time to read it. I'm a fast reader but I couldn't read more than half before it was removed. Since I really wanted to know what it said I kept having to pause the video and at times rewind it. It would be nice if you just added a couple more seconds of screen time. Something like 3-5 seconds would probably be enough. Just something to keep in mind for the next video. Other than that it was really great.

@katievonolendorp5894 6 лет назад

Half of them I grow in my garden and I never had problems with them. And my husband either! 😉😇 I just leave them alone for the bees.

@userboypoppop2117 3 года назад

Aww did you see fat cute harmless bumblebees?? I love bumblebees :D

@michaelmullin3585 3 года назад

Don't use their honey, Honey!

@telsclark 3 года назад

@@michaelmullin3585 I think you still can with no problem

@glenmartin2437 2 года назад

Thank you for the video. As a retired chemist and professor of botany I really enjoyed the video. In the USA, years ago 80% of our pharmaceuticals were derived from imported plants. I believe that is about 25 % today. Again thank you.

@AnishaFoodFlavours 4 года назад

Wow...amazing... Thanks for sharing. Very informative

@epicpolyphony 6 лет назад

Great video! I've always wanted to go there. It's a shame you didn't mention their medicinal uses too though. We have TONS of drugs as a direct result of those same plants; saving lives every day.

@-karter-4556 2 года назад

Scopolamine :)

@patriciamay5521 Год назад

Atropine, digitalis

@bigdogbob845 6 лет назад

1:17 in the video as she is pointing at the Red Castor Bean plant you can clearly see the ever popular Opium Poppy flower caps with their serrated crown, well past their prime for Milking though.

@elliebarnes1143 6 лет назад

BigDogBob yes I noticed them too! damn those beautiful plants have been the gain of my life!!!

@elliebarnes1143 6 лет назад

I'm ment Bain of my life!!

@Althemusicman1 2 года назад

Yes I noticed the somniferum growing there, they have obviously been planted there because of course they can be lethal, no mention of it because the bbc can't be seen to promote illicit drugs...🧐

@IIbrAunII 6 лет назад

I used to live there when I was younger and went to the gardens a lot and was fascinated by the poison garden especially, there was something exciting about being around plants that could potentially kill you....

@muniyapyne2039 5 лет назад

Irrelevantly, those swings! 😍

@emacarbrian4012 6 лет назад

Am I the only one who saw 'assinated' on 1:40 ? 🤔

@1d1hamby 6 лет назад

Others pointed it out too.

@revuman 6 лет назад

they taste like burning

@dirtweed5157 2 года назад

Wow! Very informative!

@kitseofsuburbia3911 5 лет назад

Trevor just warms my heart

@najeyrifai1134 6 лет назад

What a good Alnwickdote.

@dude14377 6 лет назад

Don't like to correct people but at 1:40 assassinated was spelt wrong.

@kellyjackson7889 6 лет назад

dont be an ass..assin

@superunknown70 6 лет назад

If that were true you wouldn't.

@ChristophersMum 6 лет назад

Fantastic! I had no idea that simple every day plants ( or I had thought of as simple) could cause so much havok!

@grimoirequartz3958 5 лет назад

I love this! I definitely will note these

@Neonprettykitty 6 лет назад

I half expected them to mention Breaking Bad when they talked about ricin ^__^

@thetruth3068 6 лет назад

Walter White would love to go there...

@aprilanonymous7237 6 лет назад

The Truth he used ricin in the series. They were going to use it on Gus.

@zhouhuanyue 5 лет назад

會說中文嗎～？

@AnthonyMuchiri 6 лет назад

Fascinating....

@williamskinner2732 5 лет назад

Loved this video!

@stocktonjoans 5 лет назад

" . . . everything in this garden could kill me?" "In one way or another, Yes" except for the cannabis, not sure why that's here, but it is a pretty plant

@aoikumina 6 лет назад

Now i know were to invite my ex-friend

@olivewolff2960 4 года назад

ソウルTWICE please don’t

@seporahcarrera7605 5 лет назад

I like the host. She seems to be friendly and nice. Well done! Subscribed.

@catsbiology1821 2 года назад

As a nature lover and a student interested in toxins, this information is really useful for me. THANK YOU “BBC EARTH”. Please do make many such informational videos.

@rzrx1337 6 лет назад

Which one can I use to induce chronic diarrhoea in my worst enemies?

@fireyflower6643 6 лет назад

RazorX53 prunes lol

@jack19770002 6 лет назад

soap

@howardyates4848 6 лет назад

RazorX53 buttercups

@typacsk 4 года назад

Make them a nice batch of escolar fish tacos.

@lukasc4509 6 лет назад

I'll bet this would be shut down if it were in America. Everyone is so unnecessarily safety-conscious here.

@binky2819 6 лет назад

I think it would be shut down, but because of so many incidents of intoxications because of people's arrogance and ignorance. Some people would think "oh it's just a plant, it couldn't possibly harm me", and then proceed to eat/touch/smell it. Or you would have a group of idiot friends daring each other to do those things. In any case it would be a disaster.

@beth8775 6 лет назад

They do have it gated off and you can only visit with a special tour. In the US, you would definitely have to sign a waiver, and there would probably be age restrictions. It's not like we don't have plenty of poisonous plants growing here too.

@reallivebluescat 6 лет назад

Accept when it comes to guns. And narcotics

@jenniferloving9054 6 лет назад

Lukas C Yep.

@col.cottonhill6655 6 лет назад

At least we dont ban steak knives

@CatLover7112 3 года назад

Thank you for this...

@dvdb304 2 года назад

Wow, we have quite a few of those plants in my region like the Ricin one, ive seen the large white trumpet looking ones growing in the forest near streams of water too

@howardyates4848 6 лет назад

Welcome to the commit section, 25% people talking about murder, 25% people talking about prostitutes, 25% people calling the woman in this video hot (creeps), 24% is just the broad category, and one person who needs to be punished(for being to creepy).

@SeaJayBelfast 6 лет назад

SquirrelCake he's a beta

@Zenislav 5 лет назад

Well she is hot for english standards. Easy when average person there looks like goblin.

@AadyaSahara 5 лет назад

😄😄😄

@domocrazy2lp 5 лет назад

*comment

@georgebritten6337 6 лет назад

Ricin IS NOT the deadliest poison know to man...NOT BY A LONG SHOT!!! 😂😂

@rai1879 6 лет назад

george britten maybe as the deadliest poison from a plant known to a man (?

@pompe221 6 лет назад

Deadliest plant-based poison, then. Botulin is from a microorgasm.

@georgebritten6337 6 лет назад

pompe221 Nope! that's not true. Abrin (a toxic protein, closely related to Ricin) Is 31.4 times more toxic than ricin and that also comes from a plant. 😊

@georgebritten6337 6 лет назад

pompe221 so it's not even the most poisonous thing to come from a plant!

@georgebritten6337 6 лет назад

Sufiya H. That's pretty cool!

@todd_vincy4710 2 года назад

HER SOUND OHHHH AWESOMEEE

@Astrofrank 2 года назад

The green variety of Ricinus communis has huge leaves which are quite helpful for holding smaller tools. It is is also helpful to reduce the number of slugs in your garden.

@RisqueBisquet 6 лет назад

I can't believe they didn't mention the death apple tree.

@arenoskarlaen4951 6 лет назад

Joey Wolf Probably because it requires a different climate to grow in.

@Sam-vy8ye 6 лет назад

It's mainly British plants.

@pompe221 6 лет назад

I wonder if they grow deadly American plants like oleander.

@chaotixthefox 6 лет назад

Joey Wolf Man I wonder if the Manchineel doesn't grow in Britain but rather on Tropical beaches?

@calford2001 6 лет назад

Tom Scott much?

@woolenhat5796 6 лет назад

Ha! He doesnt own the garden you know but he did come to mind as well. 😂😂

@calford2001 6 лет назад

woollen hat Well, of course he doesn't own it but when I saw it, I thought of his video on it😂😂

@tomfull6637 2 года назад

Interesting! Trying to look out for my loved ones and this brought some new knowledge. 👍🏻

@typacsk 6 лет назад

My personal favorites when I lived in Wisconsin were baneberry (Actaea rubra and A. pachypoda) and death camas (Anticlea/Zigadenus elegans). The latter can be easy to confuse with wild onion when it's not in flower, so if you're out gathering, make sure the plant's leaves *do not* have a crease down the middle ;) My *least* favorite was wild parsnip, which is phototoxic in the same way as Ruta, and grows more than tall enough to brush against your face if you're not careful where you walk.

@antcow1239 6 лет назад

Watch out for the laser flowers! The shoot lasers, and are super racist!

@siberianstuntman3344 3 года назад

Aw jeez Rick idk if I wanna go to that dimension

@antcow1239 3 года назад

@@siberianstuntman3344 Fuck yeah, lets go to racist flower world

@SteelRhinoXpress 6 лет назад

and this is why i eat meat products. lol

@islamn799 5 лет назад

Thanks for new experience.

@reyhosein2533 5 лет назад

Fascinating

@arnoldmayii3563 6 лет назад

Very cool and informative video

@dispawsition4906 6 лет назад

So cool and educational

@kabkab8441 6 лет назад

I once worked at hotel just outside Tucson AZ. I learned very quickly how painful plants can be.

@kaitlin3632 6 лет назад

Amazing!!

@LadyVineXIII 6 лет назад

Poison Sumac, Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, Giant Hogweed, Holly and Black Nightshade are a few of out interesting ones here in North America. In fact, Black Nightshade is a close relation of bells peppers, tomatoes and potatoes. All of which actually come from the Americas along with corn, pumpkins and several species of beans. Tomatoes may be thought of as Mediteranean and Potatoes as Irish, but they came originally from the Americas in returning ships.

@hughjaass3787 11 месяцев назад

Lifelong Middle Florida Native, and I inform as many people as possible, we have Bella Donna, Deadly Night Shade, AND trumpet vine EVERYWHERE AROUND FLORIDA.