Why You Should AVOID Dead Elephants 

This mans got me more interested in zoology than school ever did

Being a Lion is basically starring in the world's scariest harem

“Lions and Hyenas are like a Mormon couple before marriage, they do not fuck with each other.” After 2 years I still laughed as hard as I did the first time.

While it is sad for the tiger, I can't help but laugh at the periscope shot at 7:13 where he's like "Hello! Um...if you don't mind, come back later, he's not home!"

I'm pretty sure it's best to avoid elephants, _period._

Who else randomly came across this channel 1 day an now can't stop watching his videos

“No matter what Florida does, New York is never too far behind” touchée

Your channel is one of the only that provides education, interesting facts *and* brings all of the laughs simultaneously these days. Sometimes a wholesome tear. Also, love the background music choices for each segment. Props. 🖤💞 Edit: The endddndjsjsfeskak. 🤣🤣 God, I had a bad day. This helped me fall asleep at 5am. Thanks. 🙏

The lion cub trying to roar is hands down one of the cutest things I've ever seen

This guy should be our school professor . He has good humour , He can make the topic interesting.

Your script is totally unmatched man ... Very entertaining you must be a dope writter

This man’s humor is pure 😭

Son: “I want a tiger” Dad: “No, it’s too dangerous” Son : “Then let me have a girlfriend” Dad:

“Lions and hyenas are like a mormon couple before marriage. They don’t fuck with eachother.” That’s a fucking golden line and im not even 30 seconds in Edit: Please stop having a warzone in my replies

Definitely having a good day after hearing the cub roar. So cute!

I live about a mile away from the safari park where that happened. The lionesses went savage on the lion, attacking his junk and everything. Its also really cool being that close to the safari park cos at silly o'clock in the morning you can hear them roar.

I always found it weird that the anti social solitary tiger has better table manners than social pack hunting lions. I used to think a tiger wouldn't share s***, then I found out a male tiger was seen sharing its kill with its mate and cubs. Even waited for them to finish eating before he had his share.

Moral of this whole video: Lion King should’ve ended with Scar getting chased out by either the pride or homicidal herbivores. And Rafiki may or may not have “dropped” cubs in the past.

Oh my gawd! Lion cubs roaring is soo adorable 😍

I love your show… You have a great way to keep the attention span while providing so much valuable information. Im gonna make my son start watching your page. You loves animals and this shows keeps good checks and balances

So we shouldn’t fear werewolves during full moons. Just lions. Good to know.

This guy needs to do a video about the most dangerous animals in the Americas

Some of your advice made me more aware of my surroundings. Thank you. You channel is amazing and you do a lot of research and know what your doing.

So much information inside a single video. Dude. Man, you bring it! And with a sprinkle of funny too. I’m obsessed! Keep on keeping on!❤

Hyena's guide to getting away from Lions. Step 1: Focus your build on stealth and make sure your stamina is at least over 180. Step 2: Hide inside an elephant carcass. Step 3: Run like hell when the lions are too distracted. This will trigger the Skyrim fight music. Step 4: Keep running until the Skyrim fight music fades away and you hear the normal music. Step 5: Return to your guild.

It reminds me of that one meme that goes like: “Even as a baby these are some of the most dangerous animals on earth so I built this cage to keep it- OH MY GOD”

This brother is one of the best I've ever seen I will always watch this videos he is funny and educational at the same time that's what makes it easy to learn I love this guy I already subscribed

The pic of that angry buffalo at 5:40 looks so human-like 😬

As a zoologist, I greatly enjoy the facts you display in your videos (primarily because I know a great deal of them myself), but the way you deliver those facts is why I enjoy your content.

I always wonder why people who are obsessed with animals enough to have a zoo in their apartment don't become zookeepers or find a healthier way of being around the animals they love.

My heart melted at the end. Awesome

hilarious video as always. great info especially at the end. one thing i want to clarify 2:20 male lions are the alphas. male lions survive in groups of other males called coalitions. these are usually brothers, half brothers and cousins. they control territory and prides within that territory. they are called nomads when they have no pride and territories. then called residents when they own one or more territories and prides. females can lure in other males when they don't want the resident males anymore or simply attack them if they feel they are weak. for example one very successful and dominant male named tyson caught tuberculosis. as he weakened, he started to lose respect from the females. 3 of the females challenged him and he attacked, 2 females fled but the alpha female continued to try him. he seemed extremely angry at the disrespect from his main female that he jumped on her and broke her back. their reigns are usually short. anywhere from 6 months to two years. more dominant and skilled lions can last 2-10 years but thats rare. they usually get defeated or killed by other male lions looking to conquer then have to start all over becoming nomads again. their prime years are 6-8 years old with more skilled and dominant lions surviving up to 10 years old or more. by 12-15 male lions are usually washed up but most don't live that long anyway. females live 16-19 years and stay with the pride they were born into with some small exceptions. males get kicked out at 2-4 years old (if their fathers last that long to protect) then have to fend for themselves. its a never ending life of violence for a male lion. yes they do become king even if its for a short time.

Fun fact about the baboon-lion situation. The baboons know if the antelope see them not alarm call more than twice, they will stop trusting them. If that happens, the baboons are back on the menu. So, to keep this from happening, they still alarm call, just too late to help the antelope. So not only do they stay and watch the carnage left in the wake of their betrayal of this more silent prey pact, the antelope are left thinking that the baboons did try to warn them and are still trustable as lookouts. Moral of that tidbit. Smart animals are capable of some heinous stuff and playing double agent is on the table.

The best thing about the black skin on polar bears is we have no idea why their skin is black. We used to think that like got through their fur and black skin helped then warm up, but we actually tested that and even though individual hairs are mostly transparent there is so many of them the light never reaches the bear skin. And in retrospect that was kinda silly anyway because the bears spend all winter hibernating so they wouldn't get the benefit from that anyway. So that black skin is just a mystery

My guy you know so much! I love these videos for the sheer amount I learn. Then you hit us with all them jokes too…. This channel is fire

The lion cub's little roar at the end was just too precious!!

With the panther bit, i do find big cats so graceful. There's something about a jaguar that's just entrancing to me

That baby roar at the end was the cutest thing I've heard for weeks. Thank you!

The way you present your information is dope Bru 😂😂

As a grown adult In my late 20s and a mom I’m astonished at how much I’ve learned from these. I’ve always loved animals and been smart when it comes to them but half these facts if you will they don’t even mention on the best nature shows. These are amazing thank you for the time and effort you put into these !!

We once had a neighbour with a cat with erythrism. Our cats were orange, but he... he was technically red, but he definitely appeared pink by comparison. It's something that doesn't show well through pictures or videos, but it's dramatic in person.

Seen this for first time and was impressed how much I enjoyed this guy who is not only a great host but is a very intelligent person as well. Great job 😺

huge fan found you outta chance. also I want to note I really dig your back ground music. I was instantly hooked after I was your one video and it had donkey king country music as the back ground music. keep up the great work.!

"No matter what Florida does, New yorker is never far behind." damn true

The way he describes death is hilarious. Imagine "this animal will leave you with your shoes on a power line"

Love your delivery very interesting learned a lot!!❤

Young brother makes me proud great knowledge frfr

Im not sure if you knew this, but apparently pumas/cougars/mountain lions once known for their solitary are starting to come together as families and share food (apparently there waaaaay more polite). Also since a lot of people have been feeding foxes (i don't support hand-feeding wildlife), there's a theory going around where foxes may evolve to be domesticated, kinda like how wolves turned into different subspecies, such as your modern french bulldog lmao. Anyways, I just thought this was cool because we technically witnessing some form of possible evolutions Wish yall a good day/night :)

I'm old enough to remember that, in non-scientific general language, "black" in "black panther" was a moot side of the term aside from the US political group. "Panther" was a general term applied to any great cat that was entirely black. Many people my age still use that term that way. A fantasy character, Drizzt, in a fantasy universe... his magical panther is a magical version of an entirely black Bengal tiger. That means, back in the day, if someone said "panther" that meant it was an entirely black great cat. The "Pink Panther" thing was a comedic break from that and it was on purpose... because no animals in nature can have pink fur.

Not even sure how I got here but I enjoyed every minute of this! Had to subscribe!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

This guy's delivery is on point.

A retirement home was across the street from Yates NY home. Many of the clients reported seeing a tiger up in the window. The staff never believed them and wrote it off as dementia or misidentification from a feebled mind.

"whatever Florida does, New York can't be far behind" Yeah because Florida is full of the old grumpy retired new yorkers 😂

Love the break of these animals New subbie. Had me tuned in to the end 💯

Editing A+ Entertainment A+ Comedy value A+ Making me realize I don't stand a chance against any of these beast A+

I love this like I have never heard anyone roast animals before I found out about this man

So glad i finally found your RU-vid channel!

This is thee most informative video that I've ever seen in my life. NO CAP

So Lion King was right, Hyenas and lions don't get along at all

Fascinating that male lions move on after a few years. Is this so as to avoid inbreeding, males mating with their own daughters? If so, a video on how different animals that live in groups avoid inbreeding would be interesting.

Yo thanks for the vid! And Simba at the end...had to double to hear him again!

This is interesting! Just subscribed ⭐️

"Lions and hyenas are like a Mormon couple before marriage: they don't fuck with each other." As an ex-Mormon, I fucking howled, and this video just started.

Baby cat roaring is probably the most adorable thing ill see this week

The baby cub roar was so cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

The weird thing about the guy who had the tiger in his apartment was it didn't attack him intentionally but because he got in the way of a fight it was having with his house cat.

3:10 My dad had the same thing happen with some of his house cats. Two sisters gave birth within about a week of each other, and after about four weeks they just merged their litters together and took turns taking care of the kittens.

8:14 Yates is a legend for not being killed by that beast

This guy better than any teacher I had in school huge shoutout to bro🔥🔥🔥💯

Good thing lions are pretty much the only cat to roll around as a squad, imagine if jaguars or leopards group together or even bears

09:44 - Erythrism is a colour morph in some snakes as well - it’s really cool and easy to see. You can also get Anerythrism (spelling?) the opposite which removes red pigments

I love this dude. Informative and f***ing hilarious 😂

Loving your content

Bro my boys love you and your videos. I just want to thank you for piquing their interest in nature, with your unnaturally great sense of humor and vernacular. God bless you.

I just think it’s insane that a lion would leave a meal to chase an already fleeing rival. They really do hate each other.

Dude taught me way more within 11 minutes more than school ever will

Thanks for this information. Awesome!

Omggg the lion cub roaring was so cuteeeee it sounds like my kitty begging for more treats!!!

I swear this man knows exactly when I'm eating, every single time he uploads I'm eating, I don't even follow his schedule.

As a Mormon (admittedly not a very good one) I approve of your analogy!

Ending this video with that cute lion cub roaring is magical ❤

Bravo👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I really enjoyed this

Y’all gotta admit he makes you more invested in animals then any teacher or animal book lmao

I'm glad Ming's story ended in a happier ending than most stories involving irresponsible owners of exotics. Granted, he died, but it was of natural causes after living a full life; still a better outcome we could all hope for. As for the cougar sitting at the kiddie table? When you can body slam a moose, make wolves piss themselves just by smelling your scent or cause bears to think twice when you're in the area, I'd like to see someone from the main table tell you "Hold up".

The baby cub’s calling was so cute! Reminded me of Simba (from Disney’s “Lion King”) when he was trying to roar. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful vid bro thanks ✨💯💫

"Moral of the story, no matter what Florida does, New York is not too far behind." Yikes. Being second to Florida in "Crazy" is not a positive trait. 0_o' I mean, he didn't say they were second....but the vague implication is still there.

Wait... Does the full moon thing apply to wolves too? That would explain where people came up with werewolves. Though considering wolves are canines, and as far as I know, not ambush predators like felids are, that very well may not be the deal. Still, pretty interesting to hear that the moon could lead to you being lunch to a lunatic lion.

The Imaginary Places instrumental in the background was a nice touch.

I enjoyed this 😂❤I’m a new subscriber

When the world needed the the walking talking Pokédex on a boring dark Monday, he appeared

Another thing the Lion King got right: cubs trying to roar. But the real one is actually cuter than the animation

A lot of people may say that you get all your information on the internet but it takes a big brain to retain everything you read on the internet so you go ahead and keep doing what you doing buddy I'll keep watching

You are hilarious!! You always make my day💕💕💕💕💕💕

If you taught biology when I was in high school, I’d have aced that course. Then again, you’d be over 90 years old, so…. Awesome presentation as always.

Ming became 19 years old. Damn they have a life expectancy of 10 years in nature and about 14-16 in captivity. That chicken diet seems to have done something good

Roaring at the end was funny and cute 😂😂❤

Appreciate this! 👍🏽

Everyday, he makes Lion King more traumatizing

“Here’s why trusting this monkey can get you killed” *Shows a picture of my brother*