Jason Williams lmfaooo yes!! 😆😆😆

Always good fun!

WRONG!! He's like a 5 year old killing the baby animals!! Have you not seen "The Conservation Game" that shows the truth??!!

😂😂😂😂 yeah!!!!

@@JoseSanchez0795 Yeah what?

You wouldn't hear *That* quote from any other animal expert. That's why Jarod is legend.

@@Iezad-Abdullah-il-Azheem legendary dumbass 'expert'

mvvagner ahaha yeah. Stupidly smart. Lmao

@@Iezad-Abdullah-il-Azheem you wouldn’t hear that from any other 1930s comic

@@christiangomez320 That’s modern medicine for ya

+AleRam Well current host yes, But Jay Leno was way more comfortable with the animals he interacted with them way more and really showed he like animals.

+King Wacky Johnny Carson was really good with animals too.

brottarnacke Yes he was.

AleRam letterman too

James Corden is the best current one

Conan is sarcastically in literally, and i've watched dozens of hours in the last week, person he meets. the fuck are you on?

@@ken1195 calm down Ken

@@itsokay7989 it's okay.

@@ken1195 To be fair Conan has had this guy on a bunch

K calm down man.

Lol me too.

Hi me toi

For real 😂😂 my favorite is when the kangaroo starts attacking and it’s crazy!! The whole segment is always chaotic

Same

Same lol

and he was never on TV again

@@TheSuperCoolMan122 no he did. He went on to Tyra Banks' show and others alike. It was disastrous just like this

"That's what she said..."

Hes sexy

You should get a poster of him with these words

Well hes not a glove expert

"if you get pricked by a porcupine, you have to get the quill out." I don't know, I think I'd rather leave it in.

@@mvvagner He explained because they're toxic. Midt people would think they'd be ok but he was just sayin' they're rather dangerous other than the jab snd prick portion of them.

hahahahha... beautiful coment section, but short

The animal expert. Have you seen "The Conservation Game"??

Hahaha exactly 😂😂

Sums it up. LoL.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm literally in tears watching this guy.

"That is a very old song"😂😂

When Conan said “I think we’re out of time” I was totally expecting Jarod to say something along the lines of “You might be too”

@@Rum-Runner😂😂😂

So did mine, cuz I know that song, too 😂

@@eldaroses.g.r.7945I remember learning it in school and I was born in 86. I know many people younger than me who also know the song. And for context, I live in Canada. This guy is wild LOL

thats the song that the band Men At Work got the crap sued out of them over.

right, he's not even listening he just wants to go on with his speech about the animal

😂

Daniel Callahan good lord of course he knows it’s a joke you child

@Daniel Callahan fuck off

I'm 31 and I know that song! My 3rd grade teacher was from Australia and would play guitar and sing the kookaburra song to us.

@Daniel Callahan baby shark headass

As someone with ADD, it is incredibly funny but difficult to watch 😂

Both of them lol

🤣🤣me too

And he pronounced the name right, unlike the zoologist.

How old are you? Thats an old song😂

@@gunjanshekhar3054 It is an old song but it is taught to kids in Australia.

@@ellystripes Oh nice to know

@@ellystripes It was my favorite song in grade school! We had a very weird music teacher right here in the USA!

Watch coyote peterson to see how to get em out correctly

The term "big cat" is typically used to refer to any of the five living members of the genus Panthera, namely the tiger, lion, jaguar, leopard, and snow leopard, as well as the non-pantherine cheetah and cougar. All other Cats are referred as small Cats.

Marla Singer He still days alot of daytime shows I think, I haven't seen hi on conan in years.

Well he did call Conan Old before about making him make bird noises until he passed out. Conan is obviously a cat person over a dog person. Lol

@rocket grunt my comment was that triggering for you? You must also be a cat person...or just a pussy.

@@rottnlove that was such a sweet comeback, I just had to tell you

@@FroggyBB you sure? I thought it was lame

kolisnykizer “Barbariar.”

@@milescaldwell8279 two years later and I still have no idea wtf your trying to say.

you're 15 now

Nice call.

I’m a 30 year old American and I definitely heard that song on children’s tapes and learned it in school music classes. I’d be surprised if more people don’t know it. Sort of like “Wheels on the Bus” in my mind.

@@rachels.8051 I believe it's known in the English speaking world because of the Girl Scouts or Girl Guides who sing it. I remember reading a while ago that it was written in the 1930s by a lady in Melbourne, I think she was a teacher, and I guess it sort of picked up from there, maybe Conan learned it the same way you did, and the same way I did. When I was a kid everyone learned and sang that song, the same way you did. But yeah being Australian I didn't, when I was a boy, even realise Americans knew what Kookaburras were. Plus with the allusions to gum trees which abound nearly everywhere in Australia, or most places. I wouldn't have thought Americans, Canadians etc would be singing that song. It's actually pretty cool that it's spread around the world.

It was a song on a children's cassette that my parent used to play for me and my sisters on road trips when we were little. We'd all sing along to it. I'm from North America.

@@Sofia-ik3sl That's great. I can picture it. We sang it in class mainly. It's one of the earliest songs I can remember learning. It's quite a pleasant thing that Americans, Australians, Canadians and perhaps even British and Irish and others know and sing this song as youngsters. The only thing is, there's a Kookaburra that lives near my window and when it laughs, in the morning it sometimes wakes me up. Sometimes it flies into my window too, over and over it will fly into the glass, fly away then fly into the glass again. They sometimes swoop, but they're not known to be as aggressive swooping birds like magpies. I think the kookaburra near my window sees it's reflection and then flies toward it. Some of the coolest birds here are lyrebirds. They mimic very accurately the sounds they hear. It's honestly remarkable. Like they can mimic the sounds of a busy road, or a train or anything else. I don't know how they do it, but it's quite something. And they sing too, it's a strange call, it sounds like this, "whoooooo-YIP". I live near a rainforest so there are lots of wildlife here. I can hear the birds right now actually. It's nearly 5am and that's when they start to sing.

yeah exactly. I was yelling at the video be gentle, silly human. what he was doing was like poking it with his head.

@@bridgitcro no body asked you!

Sonanki Ghosh NOT A SINGLE BODY

@@JakeMCGreen 😂

And has a great butt.

I learned it too. I'm 31 though, I'm not sure if there are schools that teach it now.

Ok

Same.

Conan should talk less.

Fucking lame ass bitch lol

YOU are more of an expert than Jarod Miller! Have you seen "The Conservation Game"?? What he does to baby animals is fully revealed in this documentary ... everybody should watch and contact their representatives to support the Big Cat Safety Act.