I think it's a matter of perspective. See, humans understand other humans and there's a reason why it's starting to look Ike Thanos had a point, while dolphins and orcas are animals and, what's downright atrocious to us just seems likes normal stuff to them. They don't see it as "wrong" in the sense that we do, rather, it's like going to some extraterrestrial planet and observing what they do--It's in a whole 'nother realm of logic. If anything, they probably think we're pretty weird.
I'd say dolphins are even worse than humans. Most of us became less of a bastard after a few thousand years. Dolphins, however, are as bad as early humans.
No, we are just far worse. Not particularly in love with dolphins more than anything else. I do happen to have an extremely low opinion of humans. Dolphins also commit suicide.
There was an experiment in trying to communicate with dolphins, and they produced a list of questions they wanted to ask the dolphins if they managed to communicate. One question was 'What do you call yourselves' and I'm sure the dolphins would respond with some reckless slurs
I'd say it's more of a bell curve. Orcas, like chimps, aren't as smart as us. But they're more sociopathic, sadistic, and violent. It's when you gain the higher intelligence that you get the capacity to realize that it's wrong.
I'd also argue that humans (the most intelligent creature) are so different from one another that it's hard to label humans as "sadistics" or anything especially since most of us Alive aren't responsible for most past mistakes
I wanna say the cruelty is brought on by the merciless nature. Humans have the capacity to be cruel, but a lot of us aren't due to our needs being cared for. We don't have to kill something to survive. We can just go to the store. We don't have to prove ourselves to anyone, really. So I think that's why our cruel and kindness is on a line or scale.
@@justasalamander2621 makes me think present mistakes could be just as bad or worse than the past ones, only this time we're more monitored and technologically advanced causing 'many' to hold back.
Honestly back when I was volunteering at our local animal rescue group, the pitbulls were consistently the sweetest dogs we got. As long as they had a warm bed to sleep in, regular human contact (because pits are very social animals and get lonely easy), and the appropriate amount of exercise each day they were also some of the calmest dogs too. Beagle/pug mixes though? Unsociable and ornery to a T, and some of THE most difficult dogs to train and rehabilitate. And what's worse is that the "puggles" had the highest adoption rate and but also the highest return rate because people thought they were just "so cute" but consistently underestimate how high maintenance these dogs are. I swear, sometimes I wish I could meet the person who popularized puggles as pets and smack them upside the head
I feel like it's mainly down to having a lot of muscles, so in the cases where pits do get aggressive, it's more damaging. I used to live with a pit bull who was really affectionate with humans, but would repeatedly get into fights with another dog over food, causing the other dog to be severely injured with multiple vet visits.
@@screwyourhandle a pit bull being food aggressive? That’s kinda odd. Typically they have high prey drive and DA, but they’re mainly motivated by affection rather than food, so chances are whoever owned the dog didn’t properly socialize them or teach them bite control from a young age.
i used to work in a dog shelter, one of the only dogs who are actually friendly to people was pepe, a pit found in a pit, he was adorable, sadly he never found a home, as while he was chill with people, he would spaz out when he saw a dog he didnt know the other big dogs were nervous wrecks, small dogs found homes in a matter of days, so i didnt have time to know em very well
When he said that the pit bulls were zero trouble but the kittens gave him hell on wheels, I literally started laughing because I too have volunteered at an animal shelter in its cat-adoption center. I can Tell you without hesitation the kittens are extremely cute and I would die for them, but they are a pain in the ass and those little fuckers get into EVERYTHING. If I left a cabinet door open for longer than 3.5 seconds one of those little bastards already had his fuzzy ass in there rooting around in the container of fresh kibble that shouldn’t have been used until later.
I used to know someone that lived in Liberia, (West Africa) and they’d regularly see pangolins being trafficked. There was practically no animal protection agency there so they couldn’t do anything. That was about 3 years ago if you were wondering.
I appreciate that the Pangolin was talked about. It’s one of my favorite animals that’s third only to turtles and jellyfish. The music from Howl’s moving castle was also a very nice touch.
@@phnx5657 Think of the KKK and what they're known for. Now, seals get killed by Great Whites so much they call it the KKK. Black people got killed by the KKK. Idk how to explain it properly.
Honestly my aunt has a red nose pitbull and she used to be in dog fights but instead of fighting she was used as bait so she was rescued by my aunt but honestly she’s the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen not even my own dog could top that because he was mean to her when she went with my aunt to my house
If anyone wanted to know what the otters do: ''Male sea otters sometimes attack baby seals and attempt to mate with them, writes Brian Switek for Slate. These assaults often result in fatal injuries to the seal pups.'' Curiosity has it's downsides.
@Shasvin Puvanesvaran I think your getting off point. Yeah bonobos hunt and kill, but there's a difference between hunting for food and torturing for sport. Otherwise pretty chill dudes. Also chimps are not to the extent of orcas and dolphins but still sadistic bastards when they want to be, whether to other animals or to each other.
@@excusezmoi9823 I want to add in baboons are just as awful, they have been known to rip apart fellow baby baboons while alive for no reason. No clue how intelligent they are, but they're psychos.
“Beefing with one is beefing with the entire bloodline” Also goes the other way Magpies usually bring their children if they like you so that they also begin to like you (had multiple Maggie families over the years get very friendly with us)
There was this folklore I read about a poor family treating an injured magpie to health and the magpie gave them generous wealth. Maybe this was inspired by real life magpies? (Except for the wealth part)
@@guessmyname1246 yeah that sounds about right. A lot of folklore start from somewhere. And can I read that folklore it seems very wholesome which is just y e s
@@guessmyname1246 I mean, magpies like shiny things, so I could see one carrying off a few coins now and then and presenting them to some people who helped it
@@guessmyname1246 I wouldn't call the wealth bit too far fetched considering how magpies and they other corvid relatives are attracted to shiny things and bring them as gifts to people they like. I can imagine a magpie pulling up with a gold ring that you could sell for a lot.
Honestly i think the most disrespectful animal is us.We bred these pitbulls into existence then treat them like monsters when we bred them to be like that.I couldn't even begin to list all the other animals we disrespected.Also,sorry for saying all this when you didn't ask @@olivercharles2930
I love your descriptions of animals. Not only do I get a good laugh, I also learn new things about animals, showing the effort that you make to research the topic. Amazing job, well done.
Pangolin sheepishly walks into the living room like: "Excuse me, good sirs and ladies, but would you happen to be suffering from an ant or termite problem I could be of some assistance with?"
My family adopted a pit bull from a shelter that was said to have been used for fighting. He was the sweetest and gentlest teddy bear I've ever known. All he ever wanted was love and out of all the dogs we had ever owned in the past I have to say that the pit bulls were always the best out of all of them. They're super, super sweet dogs that don't deserve their bad rep
@@hassanalkhalaf1115 Well- I seriously hope you’re just joking back with me and understood that I was trying to jokingly indicate that they imprisoned Willy because he violated other animals
Yeah, dolphins get high too. The young juvenile males can form gangs and get so unruly, the matriarch of their pod kicks them out, and their gang goes off causing trouble. They find puffer fish (also known as fugu in Japan), and they carefully chew on them to get high. You see, pufferfish have a gland containing a deadly neurotoxin that, if taken in small doses, causes a euphoric high in the dolphins instead of killing them. They toss the poor hapless puffer into the air, playing a sort of neurotoxin version of Russian roulette, laughing in the face of danger as they get stoned out of their cetacean skulls. 🎵”Pass the puffer on the left hand side…”🎶
@@ramonaugusto4282 For horses, I know some seek after a poisonous grass that makes them trip balls. Other animals were observed licking poisonous frogs or accidentally discovering shrooms. Some must've loved it because they will seek after what got them high. In other cases, some eat other animals to get high
"Dolphins are ra- cist bast- rds." Jotaro Kujo: *nervous sweating* Edit: almost forgot this dolphin not-so-fun fact: the males bite the heads off smaller fish then use their gap- ing neckoles as DIY fle- sh lights.
*THANK YOU FOR DOING PITTBULLS* I rescued my little man after he was left to die after losing a fight. He is now a therapy dog. He 💕💕💕 People and thinks *EVERYONE* wants to pet him. It breaks my heart when I see people walk on the other side of the street when they see him.
I’ve literally been binging all your videos for the last couple of days on yt and tiktok 😭 I swear I love your videos and I have terrible insomnia but I watch maybe half of your video and I’m out like a light! I swear you don’t know how much I appreciate your content‼️
It's so true that "aggressive" pits can be nice doggos at heart. The dog I grew up with was apparently a nightmare to catch and didn't like people at first. My city's animal shelter is actually legit and instead of putting him down, took the time to let him warm up to people. Once he knew not all people were like his first owner, he was forever a bouncy and lovable dork. Dogs get labeled aggressive before anyone takes the time to see if it's just because they're scared.
Literally got an adopted pit bull and it’s previous owners took all of his teeth out because he bit them once it’s the saddest thing to me because it can’t eat regular dog food and I teach my dogs to bite because people literally stole my four wheeler from by backyard
@@sortmeme9882 There isn't gonna be a therapy... when they, uhm, release, they do it with such force that you would likely suffer internal bleeding, which would not be unlikely to lead you to your death. The more you know~
1:56 I used to have a pitbull and we adopted him from a pitbull family. HE WAS THE SWEETEST DOG EVER!!! All his siblings and his mom were super kind and our pitbull would sometimes bite but it didn't hurt that much. The ONLY reason we gave him away was because my little brother and dad were making him agressive by "playing" with him. I still miss him
Right?! Sharks are just big angry ocean babies with shitty eyesight, it's not their fault we look like a turtle to them! Sharks gotta eat so they gotta kill things, dolphins *actively* like killing things when they don't have to.
You can also find videos of them befreinding cats or dogs and even many stories of them saving humans from drowning or sharks. Sharks don't do those things. I mean yeah a human may get killed by a dolphin for fun but they might also be save from a shark either because the dolphin thinks the human is adorable or because the dolphin really doesn't want the shark to eat.
Various species of cichlid fish are surprisingly good parents. In some African species the male and female look after the babies together as co-parents. They also often stick together after babies are raised to raise more spawns together (until one of the parents dies). They're easy to breed in aquariums so you can keep a pair and watch them raise babies together if you have a large enough tank. It's really cute!
Love your content! Two more to add to great fatherhood is the marmoset monkey where mother gives birth but fathers carry them around and teach them and only bring them back to the mother to feed and then take them out again. And last but of course not least would be the seahorse who actually births his children.
There was a walnut tree in my neighbors yard and the local crows would take the nuts up high and drop them into the street to break them open. As you know, walnuts are hard to break open and this didn't always work. Just one time, to see what would happen, when I saw a nut that didn't break I picked it up, used a nut cracker to break it open, then put the nut back on the ground for the bird to eat. From then on the crows would drop nuts near me, so I started keeping a nut cracker in my pocket. At first I thought it was just the one bird, but then I realized they were all dropping nuts dor me to break open.
Your vids just started popping in my feed yesterday and I'm hooked. Please tell me that you're a professional teacher of planning on becoming one because the education system NEEDS engaging, relatable, and knowledgeable people like you.
I feel like all of us have to come together and agree, that there is no living being that can beat the orca in water, they are the most overpowered bs out here. They are a literary a pay to win myteam on 2k, unbeatable.
@@mamothgaming you mean to tell me that 1 on 1 a dolphin would body an orca, or a toothless mammal in the sea would end it, or a lil bitch ass shark that went extinct cuz it couldn't hunt as well as the other sharks? Hell nah man, in the words of Stephen A. Smith " LAY OFF THE WEED"
@@ettubrute197 a dolphin is at least three times smaller and if its bringing backups, orcas hunt in groups, and they have a gameplan, so still undefeated. Also imma be petty: its seen not saw
Also the magpie bit is very true. My ex father in law used to fight with magpies in his garden because they'd always come to steal his stuff, specially near his small pond. He said it all started 20 something years ago with just one magpie and now there are 5 that come and harass him and his garden. He called them pests lol I joked once and said "maybe you made his family angry and now they've made it their mission to come harass you", and little did I know I might've been right
2:15 As somebody who owns a half chihuahua I can *100%* confirm this Also, the thing about not training them, in my defense she was already 4 years old when I got her
@@DariusKetchum2010 Kevin Hart once told a story about his experience with one of those 'Swimming with Dolphins' during a stand-up set. It should be on RU-vid.
"They get bodies by every aspect of life i'd feel worst for them if it wasn't for this video" oh he's just gonna show seals getting their revenge or somethi- JESUS WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL
+j s I've seen a few of the other videos, in one he explained. I also watched him explain what otters do to seal pups. I thought my innocence was taken when I was sexually assaulted but there was a piece I didn't know I still had that got torn out when I learned about that one.
I Googled what otters do to seals ( 01:49 ). Here's a quote in an article I found from 2011. "A weaned harbor seal pup was resting onshore when an untagged male sea otter approached it, grasped it with its teeth and forepaws, bit it on the nose, and flipped it over. The harbor seal moved toward the water with the sea otter following closely. Once in the water, the sea otter gripped the harbor seal’s head with its forepaws and repeatedly bit it on the nose, causing a deep laceration. The sea otter and pup rolled violently in the water for approximately 15 min, while the pup struggled to free itself from the sea otter’s grasp. Finally, the sea otter positioned itself dorsal to the pup’s smaller body while grasping it by the head and holding it underwater in a position typical of mating sea otters. As the sea otter thrust his pelvis, his penis was extruded and intromission was observed. At 105 min into the encounter, the sea otter released the pup, now dead, and began grooming." Apparently, Heather Harris from NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration observed this behavior the year prior on 19 separate occasions during a 2 year study in Monterey Bay, California. The article also mentions that quite a few people were attacked in 2010 by otters, though it doesn't say whether they were unprovoked or not. It wouldn't surprise me if they were provoked, because I've seen otters in Monterey Bay (FROM A DISTANCE, OF COURSE!), and they were either swimming or floating on their backs and holding hands or whatever. I think I also saw some seals, too, or maybe they were sea lions. I don't remember it well, because I only got a chance to go up there once, and it was, like, 14-ish years ago, maybe. I don't know. I suck at timelines and trying to place when my memories happened. LOL Here's the full article, if anyone wants to read it: www.theawl.com/2011/03/sea-otters-do-terrible-things-to-baby-seals/
I love the part where he's talking bout Chihuahuas being more worrying than a pitbull, and I just have my dog Pepper who is sweet, and so timid. Poor thing.
@Amanda Jones And? Your point is? Plenty of racist women as well, what does it matter who’s more open about it? Unless you’re making the argument that it’s bad that men are more open about it because then racist women will fly under the radar, meaning it will be more difficult to snuff the behavior out? Nah, I have the feeling I’d be giving you too much credit there.
@@wisteriashika small easy to kill small targets, and female dolphins won’t bang if they have a baby to care for. So two birds one stone, target practice and open momma up for some lovin.
Huh no wonder why when I was young I always felt a bit sus towards Dolphins, because for some reason I felt as though they would talk behind your back when you're no longer around...
I've watched your videos 2-3 times. Not that I didn't catch it first time-your just the most relatable guy on yt. Class!. Dont worry I'm not light on the loafers.lol.
2:20 that chihuahua shit is so true. My friend had 2 dogs a pit and a chihuahua. The pit bull was so chill all he wanted was to be near someone the first he was he would just walk behind and follow. We would go up to his room and play video games and the pit would lay on the bed watching us but the chihuahua would launch itself at us and hated people besides his mom.
@@crumblemuffin1257 I once had a Chihuahua charge me as I was walking through the neighborhood, only for it to stop three feet away when I didn't acknowledge it and then begin angrily borking at me. I was just like 'bruh the fuck you think I was gonna do, run? you're bite sized.'
I had a Chihuahua attack me once I was at my friend’s house and his Girlfriend came over with the meanest little rat dog I have met the thing launched itself at my leg when I walked passed it and bit me so I booted the fucker across the room into the wall, she called the cops on me and got mad when the cops told her that she could get in trouble for the dog biting me if I wanted. I honestly did not care about her enough to
No one disagrees that they're aggressive, it's about capacity to harm. I'd rather have an asshole chihuahua haunt my ass for years than get cornered and dragged by a pit again - NOTHING got that dog off me until someone choked it out, and that took *forever.* I'm terrified of all dogs but hol-ee shit, screw that. When I was homeless I was more scared of pits and rots than cops.
Thank you for speaking up for pitbulls! They are the best doggos ever and because of all the ridiculous BS it's illegal to own one anymore in so many places, or I would again in a heartbeat
The last one is kinda funny because there's an episode where Patrick rips his arm off and has a clone which Spongebob has to find out is wrong with him until he dies and the real one pops saying it was fine all along but then does it again which then the episode ends, idk how i remember that episode but i remember it
wait i don't think that's how the episode goes i think they get in an accident and patricks head falls off and spongebob puts it back and it turns out it's not the same head patrick had and now he's super smart and won't hang out with him then he puts the old head back and everything goes back to normal i still remember the episode because i watched it 6 years ago.
@@bigs6724 That's how rumors and stupidity is passed on by people telling half truths they think is real. That's how the Mandela effect happens to ppl just don't have good memory and replace them with wats most convenient for them.
John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Amen 🙏!
Not sure what's more deeply ironic: Free Willy being an instinctive serial killer, Money being listed as PHYSICALLY dirty for once, or the use of Steven Universe on a list of good mothers.
Thanks for the pitbull info. I had a half pitty and she had been abused and starved and bred for five years or so. When we got her she was an anxious mess. But she never, ever got aggressive or bit us. And all she ever wanted to do was make us happy and love us.
In D&D, the alignment system has a tenth alignment called Unaligned, which is reserved for creatures that don't think in terms of, or comprehend morality. But Dolphins can comprehend morality, which means that they would be somewhere on the alignment table along with all the elves, dwarves, orcs, and goblins n shit. And based on their behaviour, they are without a doubt Chaotic Evil.
Hmmmm, could also be Lawful Evil, if their actions are based upon some tradition/law passed down the generations. "Thou shalt always murderfuck the shit out of seals, for the great dolphin god has once said so."
Can confirm, as a cat lover, cats will give you a lot of grief. One minute they want you to pet them, the other they're eating your hand to get you off them. Possibly one of the most temperamental creatures I've ever had to take care of.
@@ernestocalderon3453 Actually, much like women, cats aren't bipolar at all - people just can't be bothered to learn how they work, and instead expect them to conform to the standards of others. And then they insult them for not conforming. A lot of the body language we humans interpret as "pat me" does not ACTUALLY mean "pat me". Often they're either saying "I want to play", or "I trust you" - neither of which means they want a pat. So if you go to cuddle a cat and it bites you, chances are it's your fault for not paying attention to what it actually wanted - just like men who complain that "women are difficult to understand". No they're not, you just don't listen.
Lol it just depends on how you bring them up and have an understanding of cat behaviour, some behaviours can be misunderstood like nibbling and clinging to your arm depending on the situation it can be a form of trust or sheer hatred lol
As a child I had a pitbull and it was clear from some of her scars that she used to be a cage fighter, literally the best dog ever, she was so polite and well trained when we got her
We enjoy you, and the black community is proud of you. Thanks for making educational content. Btw caught that house moving castle music in the background.
The most Black Airforce energy animal is the Orca, literally anything that is not human will be violated. Wolverines, honey badgers, Moose, Dolphins, Seals, Sea Lions, Stingrays, Eagle Rays, Sharks, other Whales, Orcas of a different Pod, if it is not human or a member of the same Pod, it will be made past-tense by the Orcas. They are the truest form of equality, in my opinion. Edit: Yes, I know some of the readers of this will disagree, which is fine, they have every right to disagree, however, NONE OF THEM will change my opinion
