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That parasite explains alot on why Tom isn't able to kill Jerry. Cause if Jerry was a normal mouse, he wouldn't be able to punch the shit out of a cat's eye without hesitating.
i somewhere heard that tom and jerry are friends and that tom acts that way so that his owner would not replace for another cat that will really try to kill jerry and jerry plays along too
@@MrSamir4599 That's partly true. There was an old cartoon where that's basically what happens. Personally, I think they're just fickle friends...just like Bugs and Daffy.
I was driving home from a late night at work once and actually personally witnessed a mouse going up to a cat and like actively trying to fight it. The cat honestly seemed more confused about the situation than anything.
Perhaps evolved to fill the niche left by marine reptiles. If Orcas are like Mosasaurs, leopard seals are like the Nothasaurs; early marine reptiles from the Triassic where they weren’t the dominant predators but still ate the primary consumers and low teir secondary consumers. Or also the smaller Pliosaurs, the short neck marine reptiles who filled the same niche. the leopard seal is near the top of it’s habitat, if it hypothetically crossed paths with orcas, the orcas would dominate it in the way massive Tylosaurs and Mosasaurs dominated smaller marine reptiles and sharks.
Cat lovers: "dogs are cute but I prefer cats" Dog owners: *"A parasite is the only logical explanation for why these humans like this murderous feline freak of nature"*
... It makes people take risks, well i can be less afraid of my cat than my parents but if someone tells me to jump from a 5-meter wall, i won't (it wouldn't kill me...) if i was a human, of course... And... If i had... Parents... OR DO I HAVE
5:40 holy cow! So glad there was a slowed down version because I couldn’t tell what had happened. I was confused that the duck was on the ground and was all of a sudden hurting. I didn’t realize Falcons would hunt so low to the ground like that. That’s insane.
Rust is one hell of detourant for many pests, especially the ones we can't see. They hate it for some reason. I have never seen anything camp out in the most rusted parts of a car, not even critters. Maybe evidence of something being there before but nobody calls it home after it's completely covered in rust. The bearded vulture likely rubs itself down with richly rustful soil to protect itself from parasites. It's like a sand bath that sticks.
@@Carpatouille Basically, iron is the metal that's quickest to rust, and if rust is indeed a deterrent then those old myths about fairies might have a little something to them.
@@Carpatouille The only reason I mentioned fairies is because they're often depicted as nature spirits with many of them taking on the form of animals.
No joke about the ducks. We had a male this year who lost his mate to a raccoon, and he ended up fixating all his frustration onto our pitbull. She didn't understand what was happening and just thought he was playing, and one day ended up taking him off the census cuz he wouldn't stop going after her.
Thanks for preceding that clip of the duck getting falcon-punched by the peregrine with the duck grape facts. Makes me feel less guilty about seeing a murder in progress.
@@Akashathesilentassassin certain species of duck are in an arms race of non-consensual sex. The lady ducks grow increasingly long and circuitous vajays to prevent rape sperm from getting in there, while the males grow long, loopy penises that explode out in a fraction of a second as a response.
@@RaV3nn If they weren't such terrifying murder machines, I might have felt bad for the leopard seal... Okay, maybe I feel a little bad. Posting the rejection online for all to see is pretty brutal, honestly. Lmao!
Hyena Cub: Ok well I want to survive so I’ll try and stay behind the bigger hyenas until I can defend myself. Parasite: Lol wanna see a big homicidal kitty up close?
2:42 that's not even the best part of the legend. He received a prophecy that he'd be struck from the heavens, and so he refused to leave his house during storms. One sunny morning, he stepped outside, and the bird mistook his bald head for a rock, and dropped the turtle on it.
Also foxes stink, really badly and the smell of fox pee will stick to you in ways you’re unable wash off. And since with most animals peeing on each other can be a sign of affection if your pet fox loves you they will ruin your social life
Nah, Shibas are the wrong type of dog for the vast majority of people that want them. Large spitz breeds just need way more exercise than most people are willing to put time aside for. (To be honest, though, most people that want a dog should really educate themselves first. The amount of obsese dogs that I see on a daily basis is heartbreaking)
@@vcsa681 or the babirusa, since their body has a built in suicide They have tusks that penetrate out of their snout, but they do a 180 and point at their brain, and they will grow into their head and they stab themselves in the brain without the babirusa's consent
I have this fear, tbh. Had some geese near a field near our house and they were aggressive as hell and super noisy all the time. Haven't heard from them in some time though. Maybe they went elsewhere or died of old age and exhaustion from too much honking.
Reading about his death makes me think Escalus was just murdered with a club or rock from behind and that was a lie to cover it up. "Dude, no I didn't kill him, I saw a bigass bird drop a turtle on him, no cap!" Month later edit: Read "Small Gods" by Terry Pratchett instead of yelling at me in DMs.
Then again, Squidward should have 8 tentacles if he's an octopus. He's openly admitted that he only has 6, meaning it's not just an animation error. Maybe he's like the one that detaches its tentacle for a female to use as a penis, meaning he has at least two chicks at a time we don't see. Although there was that post-Hillenburg spongebob episode where he complains that he's lonely and finds a date, so maybe I'm wrong. Also means he got dumped or that was a flash forward to the last day of Squidward's life and the end of the series.
Some poison dart frogs can actually be very dedicated mothers. They'll lay their eggs in damp places on the forest floor but then females will carry the tadpoles on their backs up into the trees to put them in pools of water that form in certain plants that grow in the canopy. Since we're talking about the rainforest, the plants the mother frogs take their tadpoles to can be more than 50 feet off the ground which is quite the trip when you're less than an inch long. Some mother frogs will make the round trip up and down a tree multiple times so they can move their tadpoles to other pools or lay unfertilized eggs for the tadpoles to eat.
2:51 I can come up with three potential reasons: 1. It makes them more dominant and masculine amongst the other vultures. 2. The red colouring can make them more sexually appealing to females. 3. They look like the bloodthirsty, scary, war-torn, demon birds they are, so basically… The red colouring may be just a way to make them look hella gangster. EDIT: It’s basically for the drip.
From what ive read its not really a gender thing the females are usually bigger, stronger and more red than the males. Since they have no predators, only eat from the dead and basically have no competion on the bone source but their own species, they dont need camouflage for anything so they try to look as menacing as possible to eachother. So yeah they do that for the drip
I read the story about the photographer making friends with the leopard seal in nat geo kids magazine as a kid and it's adorable, the picture at 1:23 is actually a photo of that seal and the penguin it repeatedly tried to bestow upon the photographer (who politely declined much to her frustration)
I seem to recall there being one scene from Walking With Prehistoric Beasts (or some similar documentary) where just that happens. After seeing that, when I'd watch that scene Sid kicks Diego to provoke him into attacking him to help fake his own death, I'd chuckle to myself that he probably would've actually killed him with that kick and could've just used that to scare Carl and Frank off.
Leopard seals are probably my favorite non-eared seals. I know that they're dangerous but they're kind of cute and scary at the same time but you must remember that everybody's got to eat and the penguins are on their menu and the leopard seals are on the Orcas menu so the Orca is the apex predator there, I'm pretty sure a Orca could even eat a polar bear if it wanted/get to one. I love all animals, but nature is cruel at times.
That picture with the leopard seal grabbing the penguin with their eye bulging out is terrifying and is going to hunt my dreams. A war crime to my brain cells.
Fun fact, you can go frame-by-frame in a youtube video by pausing and typing "." to go forward a frame, and "," to go back a frame ---> That falco was only in 2 frames... that's how fast it was
@@yeetmcyeetalot5979 click this time stamp: 5:59 - press the spacebar, or "k" to pause the video - then just type "." a bunch of times until the falcon enters frame. Type "," a bunch of times to go frame-by-frame in reverse
@@brooksmiller5597 THANK YOU!! I've wished so many times that there were a way to go frame by frame in a RU-vid video. I'm annoyed it took so long for me to learn about it.
I own three different species of these dart frogs! Funnily enough you showed all of them. They’re amazing little animals to watch. I own a group of five of the Golden darts actually. Non-poisonous obviously due to the diet being fruit flies, pinhead crickets and larvae from various flies.
@@AirpigAnimations Some ants are highly poisonous (IIRC some even have actual stingers ) and the frog will feed on them, inheriting the poison. This is quite common in nature, actually.
@George Khoory oh thank you for explaining also sorry for the excessive question marks but weird joke if it’s a month or less away so still I’m questioning it
@@olivercane4018 it depends on which criteria you are thinking of, we win by a long shot when it comes to the average morality but we cause way more harm to the world than basically all other animals combined
@Rkaale 123 The funny thing is that the reason we create such horrifying weaponry capable of removing all life on earth is to protect out own communities
Ayy bro, love this content. As someone who has been around animals all my life because my mother is a volunteer animal rescuer its always great to find a fellow animal enthusiast.
I remember dealing with those massive sea lions when I lived in Alaska. The town had to literally build them their own hangout spot in the harbor so they’d stop breaking the docks and sinking boats. The place to gut/clean your fish was close to the boat ramp, and those sea lions were bold as hell to come and snatch the entrails or the entire fish… unless a bald eagle swoops in for first dibs. And yes I have seen a sea lion get turned inside out in a morbid game of volleyball between killer whales.
I believe it. You blink at that clip and it's just a duck going from upright to writhing on the ground. At normal speed, you see a super brief flash on the left side of the screen and nothing else.
im gonna do some HEAVY assumption based calculations. so first off lets assume the duck in question is a male mallard by the looks of it. the entire screen length is about 2 and a half of those. each male mallard grows to 55-60 centimetres in length so imma average that to 57.5. 57.5 x2.5 is 132.75cm. next assumption is that the falcon was there for EXACTLY 2 frames aka 1/30 of a second. this means the falcons speed was 3892.5cm/s or 38.925m/s or 143.37km/h. Bitch needs a speeding ticket
@@Sample-Text. Acts arent the only reason to be afraid of,They look absolutely terrifying and the way they left penguins carcasses is sometimes disturbing
I literally just started watching you yesterday, and love your videos so much that I'm now a subscriber. Thank you so much and keep up the fantastic work! 😊
I have to admit, it was a bit cathartic to see that Drake get murdered by the Falcon after all of that talk about Drakes being serial rapists. Maybe we should call Falcons by a new name, something like "The Hand of God." Also, happy birthday. Love your channel.
When I was pregnant with my third son my husband (now ex husband) refused to clean the litter box. I was working a part-time job, taking care of 2 toddlers, doing all the laundry, cooking and housework but he decided because he had a full time job that I was too lazy to clean the box. I explained toxoplasmosis to him but the piece of feces didn't care. I ended up wrapping my face in a scarf and wearing rubber gloves to clean it twice a day. Praise God my third son was fine, no birth defects. Also praise the Lord I finally wised up and kicked the narcissist to the curb!
"Yeet his peet" had me 🤣🤣 Also, seals just do what they do cuz orcas do the same to them. The circle of life 😳 I've been cleaning litter boxes for 38 years and no, I don't have more than 4 cats and I'd rather stay home than drive the interstate.
Thank u for ur hilarious and informative videos! One of my oldest friends just died of renal failure, my doggo has cancer and I'm unemployed now yet I can still laugh my ass off at ur kooky narration! Keep it up, ur awesome! ❤ from Chicago
The first time I heard about the bone eating birds I saw people calling them dragons, and tbh I still feel like that they’re the closest bird to dragons(much like how cassowaries are the closest bird we got to dinosaurs), cause really, those things just scream “fantasy terror” which is exactly the vibe a bird that makes you feel like you’re encountering a dragon should make you feel.
The MF goes same speed as Bugatti Veyron. That's like the fastest car we made in the past decade. Not only that, the mf is basically dropping Bugatti speed worth of gravity on your head. That's just deadly. Does it go even faster or some shit?
I have had toxoplasmosis. It left me with a blind spot in my eye where it scarred the retiina. When I look back at some of the risks I took when younger I have to admit it probably made me more reckless. A friend asked me if I was different post toxo than I was before and I replied "Probably, but if my behaviour was different before would I realise ? " The lady I boarded with had nine cats. I don't dislike cats now but I can't pet them anymore.
I guess that's how I know I'm not affected despite owning cats, I become paranoid easily and don't take any risks. Then again mine may just not have it, one of my cats sucks at hunting (can catch them but doesn't understand how to kill them, he once dragged in a live rabbit and released it in the house, would probably do the same with any toxoplasma mice and just play around with them as they sit there) and the other pretty much exclusively kills rabbits and has had more success against airborne targets (a bat) than with rodents, not catching any.
I saw a Lammergeier in France once, and it was the most awesome, badass bird I have ever laid eyes on. I did not know about that iron oxide thing, and its so frigging cool.
5:39 that Peregrine Falcon struck so fast you can barely see it, it legit was there for a single frame at around 5:40. If you go frame by frame when the video just changes from 5:39 to 5:40, you can see the falcon as a blur in the 2nd frame. And the accuracy! Broke that duck's neck at that speed?! DAMN NATURE.
I heard a story about a family friend who studied falcons. Said friend was watching a mated pair and their chicks. The mother went to hunt while the father was close by. An eagle murder one of the chicks while momma was gone. The next time momma hunting, the eagle came back for seconds. Then the father falcon punched the disrespectful eagle into oblivion.
I mean, if you have the motivation and passion, why not, but it takes a lot more dedication, time, space and money than dogs or cats. You need to really think about it for quite some time and do a lot of preparation beforehand, or you're just going to ruin both animal and human lives.
It would probably be easiest to wait for them to be properly domesticated, _then_ we can have cute foxies for pets. In the meantime, I'm largely a cat person...
@@Dusk_Shade Or perhaps humans should stop trying to domesticate every goddamn animal just because they think it's cute. Humans are so selfish and greedy, istg. Wild animals should be left the fuck alone along with their natural habitats, but no, humans ruin all of that...
@@ReptilianTeaDrinker why you say humans and not we like you not the one yourself? Are you an alien or something. And no you can't stop us from completeing the Pokedex
I got toxisplasmosis when I was younger and I almost died. I do love cats though but I also like dogs, so I'm not sure about the obsession part. I can be reckless and have some psychological problems but that is based more on my family history.
the thing is there are mayn studies that show it influences behavior and also many that say it doesnt. In the end it may come down to the individual but we ant say that. Also I am sorry hope you are good dude
@@warumauchimmer7396 I'm good. It ducked balls though. Imagine a fever that never goes down and having to be injected several times into your back. I was stuck in the hospital for a few weeks.
@@ByteDeity Antiparasitic medication, which is often not harmless itself, to the point where the only available treatment for African sleeping sickness, which is also parasitic, is a toxic organic arsenic compound. (It does depend on the parasite and the infected bodypart, though. But since toxoplasma goes to the brain, it probably isn't as easy to treat as something like a tapeworm.) Luckily, the vast majority of people that get infected are basically asymptomatic, with the exception of small children, the immunocompromised and pregnant people, who are all at increased risk.
Forget horror movies this channel gives me all the nightmare fuel I need for spooky season. I’m good. I’m done. …. And I’ll be back next week. Bc this sh*t is fascinating.
