Wild Hamster Has A Graveyard Feast | Seven Worlds, One Planet | BBC Earth 

Lmao!

username1nmillion Wow, that is one suspicious link

Exactly

Crazy thing is: he's actually out on parole and this is the 1st thing he decided to do

U gotta point

It's like us human eating junk snack rather than a proper meal at weekends lol

Suspicious Ned Flanders you 100% missed the point that replier made.

@Suspicious Ned Flanders guess I'm eating grandma's wax candle

@Suspicious Ned Flanders lol how weak do you think we are?

Golen very weak.

Jelly_ Café I WAS WAITING FOR THIS COMMENT!!

Rance Is my role model I’m aware of how the world works I’m just here to vibe with hamsters stop before u turn into Prometheus and see how wild hamsters feel

I hate to say this but where i live we kill these guys and feed them to the dogs. I love animals but these guys ruin crops and are very agressive so we don't have a choice

A long time ago we made it to paradise. which cheeks

Lol

What kind if mood?a happy one ?

@@youraveragejoe2 every time I've ever flipped over and flailed around with my legs in the air it's been entirely comical for anyone who saw it... So I'm going with 'Yes.' Of course, it's never not embarrassing, but waddayagonnado?

@@JohnSmith-mk1rj ok

that's my favorite part!

@@brendaleake I bet he could've spit out all the food in his cheeks and gotten out immediately, but he was a stubborn hamster. I love his color pattern too. Very cute.

Right 😂

The candle wax is a European hamster’s favourite junk food. It’s high in calories and full of oil.

Slapstick Genius he already said that

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@@SlapstickGenius23how does it have calories imma starting eating it so I can bulk up

Tom and Jerry? You mean that poor cat who wants to be left alone and that sadistic mouse who tortures him on a regular basis and/or gets him beaten up by an oversized bulldog for his own sadistic amusement? Edit: I like Tom and Jerry, this is a joke. 😂

@@cintronproductions9430 hey, Tom is not a saint at all.

@@cintronproductions9430 Your statement generalized the dying state of slapstick cartoon genre ; kids nowadays are taking stuff waay too serious

This soundtrack is exactly what I hear whenever I see my hamster's antics.

@@Bayofthe91st Sorry. I don't hate slapstick in general. I guess I just feel bad for Tom, like, it's normal for kids to dislike a character, only to grow older and then sympathize with said character. Other examples are Squidward and Zazu. Edit: Fine, Tom ain't that innocent. Jerry torturing him is fine, I at least wish Spike and the humans didn't do it.

There was a bit at the beginning where it fought with another ham in the actual episode

Lauren Swain another ham? 😂😂🥰

Yes, me too! I love hamsters! I have 5.

I have another piece about this hamster, where he's fighting for food with another hamster :)

@pin head I'll upload it a bit later, because I have only downloaded video. You can subscribe to me for notification.

agreed

Facts

He is called David Attenborough, great man.

*every english teacher ever*

@@paulbabusch8089 😂

I mean, it would have been an honor for him

Best job ever

I was thinking the same thing lol

Lucky man

Edit. i was wrong the real composers were Anže Rozman and Jacon Shea! The guy is Hans Zimmer, also know for composing music for the Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean and the Prince of Egypt, among others.

Catherine Leary 😂😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂

Haha

Or just all the time lol

Catherine Leary okay Catherine, that was pretty funny.

Throughout his very long career, every time there's been a development in recording/broadcasting technology, he's used it for his next project, and made sure that the tech & project are the best fit for each other, eg time-lapse for plants. So yes, you're right. Absolutely going to be the best! Without him, I wonder how many of these new technologies would have been as successful as they did become instead of being a short-term fad, and dumped when the next big thing came along. He still uses the most appropriate tech for each story, and I for one am extremely grateful for all that I have learned because of him. I had crap science teachers and after the third year of high school, I dumped all sciences (you could do it back then), and went on to specialise in linguistics. Had it not been for him, my knowledge of biology, palaeontology, evolutionary theory and so on would be nil. And because he made those subjects fascinating, I've learned about chemistry and physics, and even took planetary science (which included astrophysics and geology) as part of my degree. So without him and his passion for technology, maybe my eldest wouldn't be a PhD in medical biochemistry, because he got into Sir David's series and developed his love for science as we watched them. I just wish I could thank him personally.

It also happens that they're all slow-mo cameras. I'd love to see one of these amazing shots in normal speed once

@@y_fam_goeglyd That's so heartening to read!

Anyone else notice his cheeks are full when he's supposed to be on his way to get food? As far as slow-mo, couldn't it have just been shot with a really good camera, and then just slow the footage down?

@Kef That's good information, thanks, I was thinking you only needed slow-mo camera's for filming things like breaking glass etc, I do know the slow-mo camera's are getting up into the hundreds of thousands of frames per second. Thanks

Lamo

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I was terrified he would suffocate!!! They def. would have interceded, though!!!

It's ok. Hamsters breathe through their butts.

@@fairygal8223 you haven't watched much planet earth have you? Lol

"And After sleeping for 12 hours straight, this guy plans to go to sleep again"

@@ShobhitKumar43 "marvelous"

"This male is trying to find a female partner to mate but failed miserably yet again"

"How very embarrassing."

"The young female tries to make a simple purchase, but her anxiety keeps her from doing so. Maybe next time."

😂 i love a good spirited pun

haha i'm dead

Dumbass hamster

@@emisoccer2559 not as much as you 🤗

itchynights in my head I read that in David Attenborough’s voice. 10/10

To be fair, those hamsters are pretty aggressive and territorial. Their bites draw a lot of blood. 😰

BooBooBunny, I get your point if a small child went to pick the hamster up and it bit them, but it’s not like they’re going to maul you

I'd take two steps back then say "Hello?!" pause then spin 360° and yell "What are you waiting for?" ( *Scary Movie* )

hamster: "leaving any candles today?" (licks lips)

I was a Sexton for ten years. Only living people are to be feared

The european Hamster isn't what the Wolf is to dogs,more likely what the mexikan red wolf is to dogs, our pet hamsters can be traced back to Syrian golden hamsters

Ben Schneppensiefen Our standard pet hamsters ARE Syrian hamsters, they’re just given fancy marketing names at pet stores to raise the price on them for their various colorations. A Syrian hamster is a Syrian hamster, period. It doesn’t matter if they’re long or short haired, it doesn’t matter what color they turn out to be when they’re born. They have a standard set of traits to tell them apart from their smaller cousins, the dwarf hamsters. For example, they’ll call a long haired black Syrian hamster a teddy bear hamster. They’ll call a short haired black Syrian hamster a black bear hamster. They’ll call a black and white one a panda bear hamster. And they’ll call a short haired golden Syrian hamster a golden hamster. They’re all the same species of hamster, they’re just different colors and different coat lengths.

Also fun fact: prior to the introduction of Maize to Europe, “corn” was a catch-all term for “grain” among Germanic languages.

@@samiamrg7 in german Körner still stand for grain,Korn on the other Hand is a Spirit

@Mr. Faith I’ve owned several hamsters throughout my lifetime and there’s a difference between their temperaments. Male hamsters tend to be more easygoing, while the females tend to be more boisterous. Females go into heat once every week or so in adulthood, making them more likely to be aggressive and nippy even if you got them used to being held when they were young. Males are less likely to be aggressive and nippy in adulthood, they won’t be going into heat like the females do. As long as they have their own space to themselves, they’re happy. Another note, male Syrian hamsters are smaller than the females. I currently own a male Syrian hamster, he’s still young so I got him used to being handled within the first week. When I first brought him home, he bit my fingers every time I tried to pet him or hold him. That didn’t stop me from accustoming him to human touch. He doesn’t bite me anymore now, I just have to wash my hands every time I give him small bite sized pieces of fruit, veggies, or meat so he doesn’t smell it on my fingers afterwards and bite me thinking I have more food for him while he’s sitting in the palm of my hand. He doesn’t mind being petted while he’s getting a drink of water or stuffing his cheeks with food either.

The is so funny

@@eugenegamzing27 I know 😂😂😂

The crew aren’t allowed to intervene

Lol

this shows gluttony, can be a problem. ( and he is soo cute)

oh I play this for little kids too and I feel like I can hear your brother's laugh across space and time.

Very smol Potter patter of tiny feet

lol rest in peace

yeah now imagine millions of maggots eating their way into your rotting flesh.

RIP Richard Gere

Instead of a tingling down the spin it's more of a tickling sensation on the nape of the neck.

VyrusVoyd Cat I think it’s a gravestone

@@ReverieCat same. Hence the comment

@@vyrusvoydcat eventually animals, people or the weather is going to take that stuff.

@@JewTube001 yeah that is true

@@vyrusvoydcat I would be fine with it. As it's a way to give back to the earth, while before that occured it celebrated the loved one.

ya i was wondering about that; does the candle wax actually have good calories in it, and also wouldn't any chemicals in the wax be extremely dangerous?

ryan I think they thought about that during production. I don’t think they would purposefully put the hamster in harms way.

@@ryank1231998 Wax is just composed of hydrocarbons that is non-toxic as far as I know.

It's just paraffin wax, same as eating crayons or something. But i thought humans don't digest it. I wonder if hamsters do. Maybe they don't actually eat it, but use it in their burrows or something similar?

@@TheSorrowedMan it might be paraffin but it could also be beeswax

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Nice ill be naming my pet like this in dnd

Why would you want a ghost type Pokemon? All they want to do is go in your little sister's clothes...she can't lock her room

Ignore the jerks nolan that's a great pokemon idea.

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It's an edited version of the segment, though - what's omitted here is a previous fight with a hamster that had already laid claim to the territory. So it's about not getting caught by the other hamster.

Mission fail! We'll getting next time!...

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*caught in a wax bottle

Don't you leave an offering of food on the grave? That way either the dead or homeless ppl or animals can eat it

@@kittenmimi5326 in my country we leave canteens for homeless, it works better I think. But I don't think wild hamsters can eat there

I'd go so far as to use 'shocked' even.

I was super “suprised” to see one

I have only seen them as pets.

All you guys are so dumb😠😡

@@sk0kiEIn Europe, grasslands pay attention!😑hmmm 0:28

lol i thought the fly on your profile was on my computer

Your profile omg I got scared

Bro scared

@I Waited 90 Days To Change My Name what do you mean you know i am new here?

They always look worried.

psycho

Dont even think about it

Omg, yes!!!

That's why they're called teddy bear hamsters in the US.

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They do. Also, is that Kirisame Marisa on your profile picture?

I ALREADY DID

Lol😂 but these are not a domesticated species of hamsters so they would not make a suitable pet and would be extremely miserable, i think they're called cornwolf hamsters😂

Nadia McCormick I know but it looks so cute 😍😍

MA pack your bags! we're going to Central Europe to catch some *hommies*

If I am correct the german word for stockpiling is "hamstern" and it's a thing. Like even at the Uni we get the mail to not "hamster" all the modules, because it is after the "first comes first serves" principle.

Uh, the European variety are meaner than your Syrian variety

Lol 😂

madlarkin8 Hamsters don’t break into people’s homes, cause damage, spread disease, and steal food

@@blue-phoenix115 steals my candle wax And i was gonna eat that later

@@blue-phoenix115 gerbils spread the disease.... But okay!

@@halfway7690 I'm okay with rats as long as they aren't eating at my ducks.

Hamsters are omnivores so they can eat meat

I would.

These aren't domestic. And wild guinea pigs are huge and are called Cuy. And they are usually grey and huge!

@@heavystarch100 I've seen wild guinea pigs, they're really no different in size to regular guinea pigs.

Facebook is making you brainless.

@@heavystarch100 Nah, wild guinea pigs are about the same size as domestic.

Visiting Austria in general would be a dream for me but I didn't get the chance yet... cute beagle btw

@@Brunette_2005 Thanks, there are more cure beagles on my channel. Austria and Vienna are nice, well worth a visit. But loads and loads of cities in Europe are.

outside: Hamsta inside: Gangsta

They had to come from somewhere xD

Dumbass everything exist out there what did you think did they made the hamster dumbass

@@omarditz2833 it's really not that serious....

And here I thought they only lived in pet stores ;/

ˢᶦⁿᶦˢᵗᵉʳ ᴾᵒᵗᵃᵗᵒ That’s usually the case with these things. The wild population dies out and the domestic variant becomes significantly more popular. I believe this is the case with some birds, apparently the most common species where I live is extinct in the wild and the ones on the street were originally captive bred.

Kwasi Afriyie Year 8 No I don’t think so because they aren’t a domestic hamster species, also in the wild they’re descending in numbers :(

@Kwasi Afriyie Year 8 People have actually tried years of breeding them in captivity to make them tame with no luck - they are best left alone to stay truly wild.

Aw :(

Really? As a Viennese, that's surprising to hear. Before my school moved we were in sight of a park that was overflowing with European hamsters. I loved to look out for them when my kids were doing independent study. And I spotted one almost every time:)

@@frauleinbird Just because a local community is thriving doesn't mean the species as a whole isn't threatened. An animal with only individuals rather sparsely distributed over a wide range is just as endangered as an animal with many individuals stuck in only a small place, since statistically speaking, they both have rather small populations.

Hammies? No.

@@zandarzandarevic5466 yes.

Can they die to water too? If rain hit them.

But also insanely cute

As hamsters were intelligent in the first place?

I've had rats and hamsters and guinea pigs as pets The rat was by far better than the hamster The hamster was always a little on the mean side! The rat was just completely adorable. The guinea pigs were the best .They would Sing and popcorn and chatter all the time! Awesome little creatures! 💖💖💖 I loved them all. It was a long time ago when I was just a little girl I'm almost 70 now and I still remember them.

@@beverlybarnes3122 Yeah; my brother had a pet rat. Pet stores recommend rats for the youngest ages, because they tend to be more affectionate and docile. That's why I'll always like rats more than hamsters.

Bruh

Bruh

No animal was originally domestic i think.. well maybe house rats or some shit

Bruh

@@teekane254 No such thing as a house rat. There is a house mouse, but it is a wild species.