The HORRIFIC REALITY Of Lycanthrophy Exposed | Wer Explored 

Can you do the strain

Hey! I was wondering could you cover more dying light... and I know you have said no to this but subnautica too? Great work man... I listen to your videos like a podcast while doing homework and it's so fun and informative.

Please do the video on the SKRULLS from marvel comics

Please do a video on explored Of The symbiotes from Marvel comics

anglerfish merch when???

They’re benthicccc

​​@@longpigpie3584 I understand this comment and hate it for so many reasons, have a upvote

And feet, don't forget his obsession with feet lol

Not in a sexual way though

Is it an obsession or vendetta? I think it's a vendetta

It makes me so happy the government decided to cover this up. Not like people should know about this.

​@@robertnelson9599fucking politicians.

Time to put a wall around Madagascar. I'm not letting them do the viral equivalent of what was done to the dodo.

@@SirDankleberry This was back in 2017.

I’m sure there aren’t multiple virology labs experimenting with, and trying to further mutate it……surely not

Hi, I'm an amateur writer with a certain fixation for realism. If it isn't uncomfortable for you, Can I ask about the issues with double bone density while being so tall?

@@Yumao420 I don't mind at all. It's honestly not that unpleasant, I was just using a bit of self depreciating humor.

now I'm curious about you're bones, elaborate!!

@@wither5673 The only time I've broken a bone was actually a whole bunch at once. I got hit by an SUV when I was seven I think? And apparently the doctors had to put me back together like a jigsaw puzzle. Before my mom's memory started failing she used to like telling the story about how apparently at one point they had me opened up on the table trying to set my ribs or something, and according to her the surgeon said I woke up mid-surgery, looked down at my own guts, mumbled "I'm not supposed to see those" and passed back out. I don't know how much of that part in specific I believe but I know it's a hell of a story.

​@@hernehaugen6878Considering it is something that does happen I wouldn't be surprised.

Never hear about quicksand anymore these days. Was all the rage back in the 90s.

I 100% thought he was going to say anglerfish 😂

Now we need a Were-Anglerfish story. Guy just straight up morphs into an anglerfish and just lies there flapping :D

@@danielvereb4579Papa Roanoke’s worst nightmare

Especially when his topic is land-based!

@@danielvereb4579 XD. no no have it flap slowly over to their target and just comically flips to them staring at each other with dramatic close ups of the angler fish not having a change in its face but the guy gets more and more scared like the fish is winning the stare down as it flops a few inches every few seconds towards him XD. dude falls on his ass and starts shufling across the ground in panic to run and he keeps scooting back and unlike a normal horror story where the fish would be keeping up it just gets further and further away. eventually he guy gets away and goes to sleep in his bed only to be woken up by a wet slapping noise. he wakes up and the angler fish it staring at him from the floor and well its a fish so it cant get on the bed so it just stares menacingly at him the entire night. would be a really stupid but funny horror movie XD

@@jdogzerosilverblade299 You have a natural talent for writing a truly horrible yet hilarious horror story! :D

gotta love the american education system not talking about any wars that america wasn't involved in lmao

​@@bellatrix8247Let's be honest, most countries don't go into detail about every single war that's ever happened until college-level courses (if ever). What may be world-changing for one culture will obviously not get the same reaction from another if their interests aren't immediately involved and/or there was some form of beneficial inheritance on their part. Best example I can give is that everyone remembers the French Revolution - since most of the western world is a beneficiary of its ideas. Meanwhile places like China were under perpetual cycles of unifying and breaking apart until relatively recently, but you don't expect some random middle schooler in Romania to know about Qin Shi Huang, do you? Would you even expect them to put it in their textbooks outside of a cursory mention? Would you even expect someone who is not in a college course, not a historian, or not even remotely tangentially interested in the subject to even remember that? For the rest of their life? But America is more than its military industrial complex and its citizens are more than random repositories of knowledge for all global goings-on. Expecting any random cabbie, hair dresser, lumberjack, oil rig diver, or professional underwater basket weaver to be able to recount the events leading up to or following say the Gulf War or the Cuban Missile Crisis is simply ludicrous (especially when if have no horse in that particular race: nationality, creed, or otherwise) - and America was directly involved in those. We could all do with learning a bit more about other cultures' experiences, I think...but it is both a purposeful misunderstanding and a gross overestimation of human nature, ability, and attention span to expect so much from the average person. Having access to the internet, libraries, and global news won't change that those particular aspects of the average person have always been quite limited and will be for the foreseeable future - maybe up until we all have cyber sub-brains with perfect memory. And that still won't account for the people who simply don't care, don't have time to care, or perceive that they don't have time to care. I do see the logic of your argument though - if America insists on involving itself in nearly every modern war, then we might as well learn about every modern war 😅. Nonetheless, it isn't an American-specific issue. Any of what I said above will apply to any country's denizens - even the countries who consistently pump out the most PHD-level historians per capita.

@@bellatrix8247that’s because we caused a lot of those conflicts by literally handing power right back over to local fascists in many countries post WWII, because they opposed the soviets the most fervently, not counting actual leftists.

​@@bellatrix8247 American wars=Best wars

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Werewolf movies in general fly way under the radar. This one is at least mentioned in those circles

@@MisterCynic18 Crop circles?

@@MarkoParabucki druid circles

I love this movie, it’s my favorite werewolf movie

This and Dog Soldiers are my favorite modern werewolf movies. The take on werewolves in Wer is unique compared to others.

That sounds... really not fun. You have my condolences, bro.

ah yes, the ole' Pokemon episode test

Been there too Bro, I got it too!

I had an attack when i had benso withdrawals i beat myself to hell and back and hallucinated almost for 24 hours afterwards

​@TheChildofAuraReborn thank you I appreciate that

He's got almost a million subs. What should he have a billion?

​@@douggaudiosi14You think a million is a lot these days?

@@Loom_Gloom Just looked at the top 10 on trending youtube. 23Million sub, 15 mil subs, 17 milsubs, 8 million subs for the top 5

@@Loom_Gloom Richest people on the world? Here on youtube? Chronically online I assume lol

he has almsot million subcribers - he is big enough to earn nicely from RU-vid, I beleive

What about the Rocky Mountain Anglerfish? It's 8 feet tall, walks on 5 legs, and can run and climb at 40mph.

Wanna be *even more* freaked out by factual stuff.: 2 .Armadillos are carriers of leprosy. Thier natural body temp is too cool to kill virus,germs ect but can easily transmit thru touch. 3. It is not uncommen that a coloniscooy will revealed insects inside you. Sometimes they're *alive*! Oooh spooky.

I'm mailing an anglerfish to your house rn

"Big rabies"

I'm at 23:44 right now scrolling through comments.... I am intrigued.

@@arthurballs9632 what the hell are you talking about? she's in a worse state how? if she's clearly seriously mentally ill, why can i not see articles everywhere like how it was in the past during her meltdown, or like with any other celebrity having a mental breakdown? she's doing fine right now. you sound like someone who doesn't know what a mentally ill person actually looks likes. its seems like you have no experience with them. clearly you just want her chained up to her father and for her to not have any freedom or control of her own life. says a lot about you.

​​​@@arthurballs9632 imagine not being a psychologist and also diagnosing a woman you've only ever seen through the media as if that's a reliable way to know a person. Please stop talking about things you have no idea about. I'm so sick of people arm-chairing. You don't contribute anything other than the misunderstanding and bad biases towards mental health. And no, I won't believe you if you say you're a psychologist because no psychologist would EVER attempt to diagnose someone they've never even met in real life. Just stop.

​​@@fawnieeewhat else can one expect from an account named "authorballs9632"? Edit: had the numbers wrong

u Britney stans are everywhere 😂 face it, shes crazy

Where?

That would be a dope topic

This channel, along with his other one, has me excited to learn subjects that’d typically bore me to death.

I scrolled so far to find a criminal minds comment loll thank you

@@vannah_moo I was sad that I couldn't find one myself lol such a good show. It was, criminally, underrated.

Was? They. Brought it back last year. They're working on the new season rn

Mikel in the Vampire Diaries and the Originals, he's also an angel called Baltazhar in Supernatural 😊

He's also a Hundjeager in Grimm. He's a brilliant actor who can make you want to punch him or be terrifying while being seemingly pleasent and polite

It's a prion disease. Fatal familial insomnia. It's a genetic prion disease though and luckily super rare.

I have insomnia which torturous enough. I'd rather have my nails ripped out with rusty pliers then suffer this.

@@gothafloxacin Holy cow! (Sorry) I actually didn't believe you when you said prion because I thought I would have remembered that with all the woo-woo around prions (especially back then) but you're absolutely right! How bizarre! Thank you! Googling it I discovered DT Max recently wrote a thorough history titled "The family that couldn't sleep." If anyone's interested that details 200 years of this family and disease. I just bought it. Due to ethical and moral constraints info on sleep deprivation is sparse and rarely of good enough quality to overcome scientific scrutiny. Meanwhile this family has heroically volunteered their final months and even their anatomy to help us better understand sleep deprivation, prions and a bazillion other things. Anyone interested: Prions are super bizarre because they are not alive, simply malformed proteins. Yet they have many characteristics of being alive and acting similar to a virus such as a desire to replicate and they do so without nucleic acid. (Big deal!) They are also nigh invulnerable and simply cannot be destroyed except by contact with the strongest bleach. No cure except annihilation of the host. Though it should be stated that there is still a lot of studies being done and debate to be had over prions and their actual impact because they are so bizarre structurally we haven't really found the smoking gun explaining how they do what they do and why. One hot topic is if they have some faux nucleic acid facilitating replication that we haven't discovered yet that could revolutionize microbiology if true. The biggest question though is whether they are a result of the disease or if they ARE the disease. Though pop culture and a solid chunk of biologist have shifted to the latter camp. I'm a shrink not a neurologist or infectious disease so am absolutely no expert on prions so you should definitely listen to someone who is if any of my information conflicts assume I misremembered or are just flat out wrong. Maybe even give that book a read. Last (worst) fact: while the families exposure is obviously genetic the strange biology of the prion means that (while extremely rare) this disease could and has spontaneously developed in the brains of various humans worldwide with verified cases in USA, despite very limited opportunities of exposure. Sleep tight!

Too much paperwork, just exterminatus

@@KincaidCalder-vn6bo 😄💥💥💥

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While The Cursed seems to have a devastating form of Lycanthropy I think Wolfman probably has the most intense of the more traditional wearwolf transformations.

​@@MelGibsonFanidk man, howl werewolves seemed more.akin to the real monsters that storytellers have tried to portray forever

@@MelGibsonFan You would not imagine but I legit wager that Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkhaban movie presented one of the most agonizing even excruciating transformation sequences.

Why do I get the feeling this is a kink for you?

Profile picture checks out.

They're absence seizures. I've never heard them referred to as voiding seizures. I'm sorry y'all are dealing with that though.

​@quinn2014 absence and voiding are The same thing, different saying. The way my wife and the neurologist described it, lights are on, nobody's home and your staring off into space like your zoned out. Its still a seizure, without the shakes. My wife had one badly once and was thrown back into a memory lapse. They went from 35 to 17, in an instant

How do you know the difference between this and just spacing out?

@@SirDankleberry special testing. They also probably won't respond to your stimuli. Pupils can sometimes be different sizes as well. They're not easy to diagnose and spot though.

@@HeaveninHellfirespinning my apologies to you if I sounded rude. That wasn't my intention. I have just never heard them called voiding seizures as I have absence seizures as well as other types and never heard it referred to that way.

God damn that must've been the good shit which Ironicly is also the bad shit considering what it did to you. The best shit I smoked only had me stuck from moving on the couch facedown for half an hour.

​@Loom_Gloom Actually, I think I remember seeing or reading something about the reason why the move to more scientific explanations is because of there being less people like you, who's suspension of disbelief works off that criteria. Average person is more likely to wave away inconsistensies about something grounded in reality, rather than something that is supernatural in a setting that isn't suppose to have supernatural elements. My guess for this would be the good ole "it's just some natural that we don't understand yet or have a false understanding of how things works".

Hell yeah I love to see a take on harbinger down

60 Miles/h ?, Dude If you rly had been hit by a Bus at that speed, you'd only be 1 Thing. Strong bine Syndrome or not... DEAD. Just bcs you seek to be Special doesn't mean you are.