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Hey Danny, you're spreading misinformation by saying "...we supposedly came from apes; ...we evolved from apes." That's a no-no! Current understanding is that we share a common ancestor, most likely a small tree shrew-like mammal. Check out the phylogenetic tree of life. Also, a comparison of genomes shows that our closest living relative species are chimps and bonobos. Andrew is talking about Alex, the African Grey Parrot. Dr. Irene Pepperberg did years of scientific studies with him. He's not the only African Grey that can learn and communicate knowledge, he's probably just the most well-known. Dogs that use push buttons to talk are becoming more prominent too. It just depends on how many people will take the time to train dogs how to use them. Thanks for all you do!!! 👍👍
My sister teaches and lives in Western Australia, so tried kangaroo when I was down there last. Very tasty meat. Like venison with a texture similar to liver. 😋👍🏼👍🏼
@@fernandez3841ever notice how when Joe has on a really funny comedian it’s like a regular guy interviewing a comedian, rather than two comedians talking!! Out of all the things Joe does, his stand up is pretty bad
He starts by saying that diseases are the greatest danger he has encountered. I’ve done extended periods in the wilderness solo and it’s tru for me too. Encounters with wild animals like hogs or bears pose an immediate threat, but diseases such as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever can be more insidious, weakening you before you fully realize what’s happening. I’ve found myself knocking on death’s door because of gaps in my own knowledge and preparation. I salute those who possess the genuine essence of resilience and survival.
I think one of the other wildlife or outdoor survival guys got seriously ill from eating a turtle from an American swamp. As in multiple infectious disease specialists, no clear diagnoses long recovery time.
@@DensityMatrix1 I don’t doubt it for a second- swamps are some of the least hospitable places to be. I live in Southern Appalachia and I’ve seen wounds turn septic fast. Especially from ticks - which wasn’t a problem when I was a kid in the 70s and 80s. I think of the case of the young woman who contracted the flesh eating bacteria Aeromonas hydrophila while zip lining along the Little Tallapoosa River near Carrollton, Georgia. She lost both hands, a foot, and a leg - but she beat the odds and lived.
@@flatsixx I live in Northern Appalachia, but grew up in the South. Ticks are no joke everywhere. They make going outside so much less fun. We used to get a tick and then just pull it off. Now I immediately take antibiotics for a day
@@DensityMatrix1 They’re no joke. I’ve had bites turn black and look like I put a cigar out on my thigh. I’ve tested positive for the RMSV and Lyme’s antibodies. Plus I’ve been treated for Ehrlichiosis. I look at doxycycline like a condiment- just sprinkle it on my cereal in the morning. It’s crazy how tick borne diseases have boomed in the past 30 years. Some say Lyme’s came from the Plum Island lab, and I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it’s true.
This has been more interesting than I thought it would be. I have never had the desire to catch wild animals. But as I listened I realized that I have hiked through their habitat a lot. And we have always lived places where there was easy access to forests and trails. Andrew is an entertaining fellow and was full of great stories.
CHUCHI!! Love your work Danny. How the hell does this channel not have 1M Subs or this video being 3 days old have only just over 50K views, Danny Jones is the best podcast out at the moment. This was a great interview, once again.
I'm from Texas and have a thick accent so I can understand him perfectly clear! In fact, I have Siri and Alexis set to Australian accent so it can understand me better
His story about the trek across the outback was very inspirational. Can see in his eyes the hard times he walked through and the connection he formed out there with nature
That's crazy, I don't understand why people come to watch the show but don't subscribe... Danny's the man, One of the best podcast channels hands down 💪🏼✌🏼
@@dannyjones I subscribed because I like to help people especially the young people. even though I do not think you are the best you are still OK because you do have great guests. I am an old man and I am very opinionated about everything. I guess you could call me borderline grouchy.😱👍😎
Used to LOVE watching Ucles' videos as a kid. I would be crying of laughter watching him sprinting around chasing allsorts of wildlife shouting "chuch" and "chuchy" True legend! Appreciate you having him on Danny!
I started listening and fell back to sleep….so I missed the last half but he’s so fascinating and I love how he’s so animated when he speaks very engaging super intelligent just AWESOME love it and he loves animals genuinely another great one!! SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE!!!
Very similar for me but I’ll put them in order: 1. Randall Carlson (Kosmographia) for knowledge you never knew existed. 2. Lex Friedman for the deepest chats out there 3. JRE and Danny Jones for the pure variety and guest quality 4. UnchartedX for the boots on the ground research and next-level presentation 5. WhyFiles for stoned conspiracy content. Shawn Ryan is down here somewhere cause I’m a new fan and he should vet his guests better. If you’re into UFOs then go with Richard Dolan, he’s the unchartedX of serious UFO history and I’d put him at 4.5 in this list.
This dude is freakin' hilarious!! Omg the honey badger story, im watching laughing my butt off!! I have no idea what would ever posess a man to wanna catch one of those little beasties but i love hearing him discribe the badger growls!!
Dude. This is one of my favorite youtubers on the planet. I remember watching him like 10 years ago. This mf is the next steve irwin....btw rip steve. He was actually the only thing i looked forward to watching on T.V as a kid...also, that story about the kid and the horse was something i needed to hear. Thanks Andrew.
It's so true, people think I'm a little weird and ask how I'm so close to animals and why I like them so much and do so many different animal noises, cause I had some stupid shit happen when I was young, animals don't judge you like people do
Amazing lad... i delt with filming with Animal Planet and all 3 media and its a formula and they want to call all the shots and do not want to take any chances with their " product ". He is real and i support him, danny and the crew and send you all love and respect ❤
Yeah a defined start point would be great. Many times the show begins in the middle of a conversation without any proper introduction like we need to pause and go do research to know what the hell is going on.
I remember seeing his crazy catches on RU-vid when they came out. Dude caught the most feral house cat I’ve ever seen and knew immediately…. That kid has no fear
You can see Danny's knowledge base growing over the years as he absorbs it from his guests and then he zings me with not knowing about much a kilo is in Imperial. This is particularly so being from Florida where kilos have been a way of life for decades. -
A kilogram is 2.2 lbs for the folks who didn't know. Also, no problem understanding the Australian accent at all. I don't understand why anyone in the US would have trouble understanding him.
Danny has the best podcast, I used to like JRE but some time ago he lost his way, and he only ever seems to have on comedians and sports people, and I'm interested in neither.
would love to know more about the water buffalo......what parts did he eat first? what parts are the best? how long can he keep the meet out in the bush? howd he cook it? did he use any of the fluids for any purposes?
Why is it called hashtag instead of pound these days? Rules of engagement, pound is an attack. And to be able to number the enemy is also a sign of dominance 🤔😉 The sword hashtag, like flag football 🏈
I know this may seem like a step backwards cause u want the podcast to be you but bro please bring back the koncrete intro bring back the koncrete esthetic that was prime you love the shit u do and ima keep watching cause u have insane potential but please run back the og vibe
i never understood why he moved away from koncrete it was unique and cool whenever he drops a new podcast i still think to myself oh sweet new koncrete episode
