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@@callmemako3510 My picture is of a beta Pokemon that was cut from the final version of Gen 2. This Pokemon's name is Urufuman. You can find out more about it here on RU-vid or using this link pokemon.fandom.com/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Gold_and_Silver_Versions_cut_content
@@callmemako3510 thanks I appreciate it. It is one of my favorites now. Makes me sad so many cool Pokemon were cut. There are plenty of other cute ones too. Like a baby Meowth, a little bell cat, and a chinese vampire panda.
As a dog groomer what he says about chihuahuas is 100% accurate. Please socialize them and no, just because their teeth are small doesn’t mean their bites don’t hurt!
Tbh if socialized Chihuahuas are little sweethearts with huge personalities. I think people forget that because they're so small, EVERYTHING is huge and potentially a threat to them.
I volunteer at animal shelter Chihuahuas are our #1 biters. There's to many people allow little dogs to act up because they are tiny & cute ... then they snap at a kid or something & get dumped at shelter.
Grooming assistant here, the only time in the 5 years I worked I got bitten was chihuahuas, yorkies and West Highland terriers. Like he said if a big dog acted that way it would be euthanized in a heartbeat but little dogs...aww it's so cute. I have a hatred of little dogs now, give me a deerhound/greyhound sized dog any day
THIS IS TRUE OH MY GOD!!! My grandma used to have a chihuahua who grew up to be Satan’s Lapdog. Yeah I get these creatures are tiny and basically come into this world primed to be traumatized, and I really feel for that. but holy shit, it was an awful life for both the dog and anyone unfortunate enough to be anywhere near it. He was abused by the kids of a lady who worked with my grandma when he was a puppy, and then she went through a lot herself later on, so not only was he a poorly socialized chihuahua, but he was more traumatized than a typical chihuahua. He would actively try to maul anyone who tried to get close to him, even her if she wasn’t careful of his triggers. And by maul, I mean no warning nips - I mean try to bite whatever’s in sight and not let go. I’m an absolute dog lover, but I’m always hesitant around small dogs because of my experiences with thar little hellspawn. After he died of old age, she was gifted another chihuahua puppy. This one, she has carefully trained and socialized, and he’s an absolute angel. I’m still really careful around him, but he’s earned my trust.
Having been born in Alaska, I have seen and interacted with more than my fair share of bald eagles. Their stupid little seagull chirps never fail to absolutely crack me up.
I live in Vancouver Canada and we have so many here that some people call them sky rats. 30 years ago they were never seen at all, and now they are everywhere.
@@jasondashney Sky rats? I'd expect they take care of actual rats, and other pests ... never heard birds of prey being pests. I live next to a church, and every summer, kestrels nest in the bell tower. They're noisy, but they seem to drive off pigeons.
It's true though, people are killing them just to see them closer in nature and they're endangered. People have shot it because they wanted to know what that giant bird sitting in the same place all day was. Then they regret it because they killed such a majestic creature. 😩😩😭
I have arachnofobia, and literally can't sleep or stop looking everywhere if i see one. Its not really scary, its just instincts panicking and going crazy
I know what arachnophobia is, I just dont understand why among all animals spiders are that horrifying. I cant sleep, eat or stay in a place if I see a cockroach but I can tolerate seeing them on a game or a video.
@@eigengrau7698 ‘put you on a T-shirt’ probably refers to when murder victims’s families wear T-shirt’s with their face on and something like ‘justice for X’
Everything you said about chihuahuas and small dogs is 100% correct. I work as a dog groomer and it's usually small dogs that are the worst. Which is why I took my Pomeranian X Minature Schnauzer everywhere and introduced her to everything. The end result is a fearless extrovert who loves people and she doesn't give a crap about things being bigger than her because she was raised alongside German Shepherds.
Poor babies don't get proper leadership and end up with anxiety. It makes me so sad to see people call them mean or laugh off behavior when they are obviously distressed. Good job for doing right by your small dogs.
As a guy that loves foxes, yes, I'm fully aware that they're basically just fuzzy screams that urinate everywhere, but dammit, they're just way too adorable xD .
GOD ain’t that the truth. Nice to finally realize though, after all my years of living so far, that this is true of virtually every group in America/the country in general, regardless of race, gender, orientation, religion, creed, ideology, political alignment, etc. Man, was that honestly one of the biggest reliefs of my life (it ironically helps me to exercise equality, since everyone sucks equally xD)
It's like if you threw dry british humor, black twitter and shitposting in a blender and made it informative. You struck gold bruh keep at these they great
@@fupoflapo2386 Think a Twitter group except the commonality in the posts are events most prevalent in black (usually American, be it north, central, or south; but mostly north) lives
How does this dude not have his own show on National Geographic? He could talk about these animals in their habitat. His knowledge would fill hours. Get 'r done!!
Fun fact: A cheetah sometimes makes that sound for their young, to communicate with their young to see if they are safe while they’re out hunting. The young makes that sound back. The predators who would want to eat the young hears the sound but thinks it’s a bird.
I knew a guy who got stuck with a chihuahua after a breakup. That little dog actually ended up becoming well adjusted and well behaved after a few months with his new owner.
@@josephdickson6572 that's a myth mate, elephants don't think we're cute, in fact they're extremely aggressive and will most likely kill us on sight if they're having a bad day. Still doesn't mean we should poach them though.
@@jargontaylorzzz8096 lions don't have actual roars. they just have a very loud sound, that can be heard from kilometers of distance. its used to warn other lions, so i doesnt neccessairily have to be intimidating
The Koala bit KILLED ME. LMAO Also god damn. "It fits them to be America's national bird because they look intimidating till they open their mouth, then you realize they're a mess inside."
Fun fact, Benjamin Franklin wanted turkeys to be the national bird instead, because they were known to attack random British soldiers who tried to raid farmhouses. Apparently, he even made pamphlets on why bald eagles suck to try and get people to vote for turkeys instead
@@Amy_the_Lizard Oh wow, that's actually interesting. I'm more of the prehistory type of guy, hence why literally part of my name is Direwolf, the extinct prehistoric canine from North America. However, I love history too. The fact that turkeys had the balls to attack soldiers is hilarious, but then again they probably didn't fear man considering we hadn't been in America for too long.
I’ve had two chihuahuas and both were sweet. One died young but the other one was about 15 years old and very friendly and calm. She just wanted a lap to sit on or blanket to lay under.
@@magnarcreed3801 or they sucked up to you and hid behind you, sorry you felt connected to them but that is L I T E R A L L Y what E V E R Y single fucking owner says before the owner and a poor kid gets mauled for being over 300 feet away from the Chihuahua and doing fucking nothing. I don't give a shit how they looked at you in the morning, pugs exist and almost every one is a sweetheart despite their size(and the fact that letting them live for 4 minutes should be abuse itself), I met Shi Tsu's who were safe around screaming toddlers. You literally cannot train a fucking chihuahua, it will eat up your ass to make you think it's an angel. And so you think it's a "good dog". Sorry. But I would punch any owner of one.
@@crazyfire9470 Very true! Alas, people love their generalizations it seems (while I can understand it being a way our brains try to keep ourselves safe, we also limit ourselves and our worldviews when we make harmful generalizations).
“Cougars aren’t a threat” my moms friend got killed by a cougar that stalked her down in the bush. Before she could realize anything, she had 250 pounds of fluff and muscle on her back and biting into her neck.
If they caught the cougar odds are it got euthanized. From what I've heard, It's happened for so long that large predators avoid trying to interact with humans because they know we'll come back at them with a vengeance. By the same token sometimes they'll casually approach humans when injured because they know humans can take care of them.
@@an0nym0us_slash35 And harmless is usually perceived as not hostile, but will attack if you attack it. This big cat’s only contact with the friend was killing her.
Thank you for putting spider warnings up. I have severe atachnophobia and close up images of spiders can give me a panic attack. I really do find your stuff interesting, and that warning means I have time to look away while you explain your stuff. Thank you!
@@RottenHeretic no there are 2 different types of tarantulas, old worlds, and new worlds. Old worlds have venom that is much stronger than a bee sting and last for weeks and don’t urticating hairs, new worlds for the most part have weak venom (however there are some outliers like the Venezuelan sun tiger who have strong venom) and urticating hairs.
FUN FACT: the cyclops legends actually comes from people back in the day finding elephant skulls and trying to find an explanation. A lot of mythical creatures actually have their origins in animal or even dinosaur skeletons.
Or the cyclops entered myth/legend because people actually saw one. Not every fetus grows normally and there is a birth defect named cyclopia. Today this occurs in one baby per 100,000, so it would have been seen in earlier populations. These babies don't survive long, but would have been talked about and remembered. And if you want a scary thing, one that actually happened is scarier than an imagined one.
@@medecindalepeste2866 Cougar is slang term for a middle-aged woman that generally wants to hook up with younger men. Happy hour is a time where bar drinks are being sold cheaper, so it's frequented by cougars looking to shack up with someone
Don’t forget that the hairs that tarantula throw at you can cause permanent damage if they get into your eyes and cause a lot of itching and irritation so just leave the fluffy spiders alone, if you stress out a tarantula it’s going to be a lot more likely to throw its hairs at you
Some are more trigger happy than others. A friend of mine has a pet one, and the only time she flicked hairs at her was when she was trying to take her babies away because the babies were trying to eat each other (as baby tarantulas tend to do...) Obviously a pet is going to be much more chill than a wild one though
Some days, you give me nightmare. Some days, you make them wholesome. Some day, it's 50/50, some... 90/10.I never know what to expect. This is so exciting!!!!
"No, it actually makes sense that they actually represent America. They're intimidating until they open their mouth and you realize they're a mess inside." I have never been so offended by something I 100% agree with.
Every time he brings up sea otters I think about how the Georgia aquarium has a selection of animal interaction experiences, and most of them are just “get up in there! :)” but with the sea otter they have those bastards behind a hannibal lecter glass with a little slot that they stick a paw thru bc we humans are just DETERMINED to pet those fuzzy sociopaths no matter what
No, it actually makes sense they represent America, they're intimidating until they open their mouth and you realise they're a mess inside" This line had me dying lmfao
In reference to the snakes at 1:40 theres a saying that helped me when growing up. "Red next to black is a friend of Jack, but red next to yellow can kill a fellow".
1:39 and remember: "red touches black, friend of jack, red touches yellow, will kill a fellow" EDIT DISREGARD THIS COMMENT IT'S ONLY TRUE IN SOME PARTS OF THE WORLD AND CAN GET U KILLED IF U MESS IT UP
Yeah way back in elementary school in the 70s we had a snake expert come talk to us after a school kid got bit, and they specifically told us to ignore that dumb as hell rhyme that school teachers love to teach. It's not 100% accurate and you don't want to be the one that finds that out the hard way.
I love that you became interested in animals as a child and you were encouraged to learn as much about them as possible. Did you ever get to become a zookeeper or vet? Keep doing what you love and educating people about all the different creatures in the animal kingdom.
@@rowanheart8122 yep, lack of retractable claws sets them apart in thier own genus and is the reason they trip rather than pounce (well even with retractable claws pouncing might be dangerous for them).
Btw, the images of the sparklemuffin were actually not sparklemuffins. They were of a closely related species - Maratus Volans. Sparaklemuffins are Maratus Jactatus. Appearance is very similar between the two, though.
I was more scared of the prolonged spider warning than I was of the spider that got shown. I kept thinking "damn, how bad is this spider gonna be for it to need this much warning?"
i had a milksnake. he was the sweetest little guy, he was so docile and would come right up to my hand to be held. the only time he ever bit me was when he got too excited to be fed and missed the food and came out and got my hand (no worries, they dont have proper teeth and it was only a tap and go, no pain and no marks :) ). my cats broke into my room one night and i didnt hear them bust my door down, but woke up to them knocking his tank over. it was 4 am so i picked it up and made sure he was in there and okay and went back to sleep, without realizing that the drop broke a corner and when i woke up, he was gone. in my heart he's living his best life.
They can go without food for months, so you should make little traps or something to see if its still there I know there's a video out there that is basically that, if you want me to send the name and creator to you P. S.: None of the ways they do it is harmful for the snake :D
Instead of calling the first segment "Animals that look dangerous but aren't", it should instead be "Animals that aren't interested in hurting you, but will take you off the census if you cross them"
You're spot on with the Chihuahua. The little scrotums have no problem lunging at me (unfazed) German Shepherd, and most of the time the owner just laughs it off as 'small dog syndrome' No, Karen, it's poorly trained, get bent
I work as a dog groomer and I month or two ago we had a Yorkie come in in a carry purse style cage. I couldn't stop laughing for like 10 minutes because we were told to "Not take it out until we take it to the back for a bath" so we set it on the floor in the corner and like 2 kennels away was this LARGE ass German Shepard and this tiny ass hot pink bag started growling and snapping and jumping at this dog that could CLEARLY munch it like a chicken nugget. I'm not saying that the dog being a literal bitch was funny (A pain to groom, and wash) just the fact this tiny ass dog tried to start a beef with Louie (The shepard) who looked so confused and worried by an angery yipping bag. But yeah most tiny dogs are little fucking hell beasts the big dogs rarely mean it when they nip more just to deter you but the little fuckers go for blood. Out of a thousand and something dogs only 10 big ones need to be muzzled in the large dog list the small ones are at LEAST 4 a week. A WEEK that's a lot higher than any of the big dogs.
"Small dog syndrome" is what the owners always have. They don't try to train them because they're small. The only chihuahua I know of that's actually a nice, sweet dog, is the one my grandparents have that used to have abusive owners.
My sister and I run a boarding kennel. Small dogs are the *worst.* There's this one Jack Russel terrier that wants nothing more than to violently murder every other dog staying with us. The only dogs that've bit me and drawn blood were under five pounds.
The last thing he says in the video about elephants looking like cyclops is interesting thought because it’s actually theorized by historians that the myth of the cyclops started with early humans discovering elephant skulls and having no idea what they were. This is in a similar vain to dinosaur bones serveing as the inspiration for dragons
@@Hessonite_Dragon_Helen Huh... that doesn't sound that bad. I once had a similar reaction to a mosquito bite, but it got kinda big... maybe I just have a thing with some bugs? 😅
@@speccysquaregolike9629 Nah, mosquitoes are different. They inject what (if I remember correctly) is a blood thinner and almost all humans are allergic to, which causes the itches AND the bumps. Then there are chiggers, those things -if they bite you- are annoying as all hell. They bite you and a few hours after the feeding a large red bump appears, it’s much more annoying than a mosquito bite because as the days go on the bump gets redder and itchier and it can look like small hives. They usually only bite at the waist down. Usually around the waist, ankles, or warm skin folds (I always thought that it was because they couldn’t get enough of a stable footing to make it all the way up my body) oh yeah and out of all my chigger bites from the years, almost all of them were in a certain position that I could only itch if I layed down a particular way in bed and dear god the feeling of my leg(s) rubbing against the bites made it SU much worse...
rofl I have a former feral overgrown kitten (about 6 months old), and I went to tap the bed while she wasn't looking to "slightly" startle her. At that same instant one of your critters around 2:40 went off, and the "startle" was a whole lot more than slight lol. It's been 10 minutes, and she still hasn't forgiven me! I love your videos and your sense of humor. Keep up the great work, from a military kid and a triple blue star mom. :)
i had to pause and come over here to the comments to say “thank you” about the spider warning. although i’m much better now than i used to be, holding my phone in my hand with a spider suddenly appearing on the screen can still cause me to involuntarily rocket fire the phone out of my hand all convulsive like, as if it magically took the form of a hot boiled steaming potato slathered in butter and grease.
The way you present your videos is so entertaining yet educational. And thanks for bringing up the pet rat-dog/ purse mouse problem. (I don't even know how to spell the word). Keep up the good work!
Why the quokka wasn’t in a single one of these clips, actually surprises me. They’re known for being the happiest animal on earth (literally just search up “the happiest animal”), and their smile is insanely cute. They’ll also sacrifice their children to any predators they come in contact with, so that the adults may survive.
@@rompevuevitos222 IDK man. I know a few people that had parents that literally chose everything else over them. I've helped them out of those homes; and they're not anti-vaxxers.
2:56 *"I am willing to bet any amount of money under three dollars that you thought the bird that represents the united states of america has a shrieking majestic called the beggining of every western movie what they really sound like is a seagull with laryngitis choking on a popeye's biscuit"* -you had me laughing their 😂
They’re actually “peacock spiders,” a very tiny jumping spider with wiggly, flamboyant fan-shaped bits on its abdomen that it can flex up and shake around like maracas
"this australian teddy bear has the vocal cords of satan with acid reflux on a dying honda civic" This was even funnier because we had a honda civic from 2007 and it really did sound quite similar to the koala as it was really old and could have broken down at almost any time
elk screams are equally the most terrifying and hilarious thing ive ever heard terrifying because hearing it at night when you don’t expect it is absolutely horrifying hilarious because you don’t expect something so huge to sound so high pitched
I was Born and raised in North America. The Elk makes that sound through hollow teeth in the back of HIS jaw. The sound is for mating purposes. They actually make a deep grunting most of the time, especially during RUTTING season, against other males. I'm 66, we ate wild animals as food. It was common then. I personally don't like Elk meat, but I did have some of those hollow Elk teeth, that I just mentioned.
"y'know it actually makes sense why they represent America, their intimidating until they open their mouths, then you realize there a mess inside." OW.
