It's really a food web. Eat what is available.

​@@juliusfucik4011and what doesn't kill you.

For decades I've told hunters that whitetail deer are carnivorous predators. Any that checked the stomach contents apologized for doubting me.

everybody got their favorite dish until they find the "Build Your Own" menu.

It's like the Geneva Suggestions.

Some animals may not be able to hunt the meat effectively, but they will eat it.

@@julietfischer5056 again, food is food!

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Vegan to people who eat beef : you are a cruel human being! People who knows about this video : being a human is hard 😢😢

So people should behave as the bad animals behave? If you can justify it , then tell to the journalist every time something bad is happening to not present it as something unnatural.

That was one badass rabbit!

Godspeed to that rabbit.

Based Rabbit

I guess the rabbit was thinking about self preservation. "Either I eat it, or it eats me." 🤣🤣🤣

Damn, that rabbit was a madlad. lol

They also land on you, cuz they find your sweat tasty. Weird flying beings.

p o k e m o n w a s n o t a l i e

Sick

​@@game_projectionsBeautifly? More like Hellfly.

@@gooeyboy706 EXACTLY!

Yeah, not to mention that herbivores can be vicious af if they feel threatened or see you as a threat. This is why it's "easier" to convince a predator you are not worthy being hunted but try to convince a moose, a rhino, a hippo or deer that you mean no harm

​@@microraptorguyxu_et_al2431pandas too are deceptive, they look so cute and cuddly but in China there was a man who lost his leg after it got gnawed and mauled by a panda

@@cyborgchicken3502 Yeah I knew that story. Wild pandas can be aggressive and different level of animal. There is a video on yt showing a wild male panda walking past the camera and just by looking at his eyes you can sense a different vibe: the vibe of a wild animal that is better not to mess with

Like the Simpsons saID, "If a cow ever got the chance, he'd eat you and everyone you cared about"

@@mndiaye_97 OMG! Thank you so much for hearting my comment! Been watchin' your channel for almost a year. Mndiaye, how do you develop your script? I'm writing a script 'about Prehistoric marine reptiles and I'm not sure is it good or not? Any tips on writing? And how to hook the audience?

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I'm surprised that you're the only one who made this joke. EDIT:My joke reply has more likes than my actual comment with timestamps.I don't know how to feel about this.

Now with alternate ending lol

ONG bruh 💀

Directors cut

Awesome.

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Need food. Gonna die if no food. Gonna die anyway. Those are the things where nature doesn't make exceptions.

While that is true basically for all of nature science, chemistry may very well be the sole exception and your teacher shouldn't have said that. Chemistry is in essence the rulebook of life, where open questions and mistakes aren't an exception, just proof of our limited knowledge.

@@Boredofmostofit How do you know they were talking about chemistry when they said that? The og commenter said "a statement about how something in the world works", not "chemistry"

Unless you were on deaths door finding coconut crabs would be a life saver not the other way around. They are slow stupid and tons of food

@@donsolos Which if you're at death's door, seeing ANY animal is horrifying, small animals more than big ones in an ironic sort of way, because they will take much longer to kill you.

@@masterblaster2678 if you are at death's door and cannot even fight back against a coconut crab then your brain will release chemicals that take away all your anxiety fear pain etc etc. Those are not useful to you at that point anymore because they are tricks of the mind to motivate you to push forward as a species. There are many examples in nature of animals accepting their fates and just lying there in silence while they are eaten alive and slowly die.

"Who _hasn't_ eaten a baby bird every now and then? It's their fault for getting in the way!"

And bunnies/baby bunnies.

@@error-try-again-later and also any oviparous animals in general. As in egg stage they can be eaten by anything including creatures that usually not predatory

@@error-try-again-later Where is that quote from

Sea turtles also, the odds are not good

Yeah, I think we can give them a pass XD

lol that's a great perspective to think about 😂 i needed a good laugh thank you🙏

You don't go anywhere near hippos if you have half a brain, you stay far clear of them because they will kill you. People have known that a lot longer than 20 years.

Im a bit confused🤔

@@lucyandecember2843Hippos are one of the deadliest animals to humans and if the recent discovery is that they might hunt and eat meat more often than we thought… do you really wanna be the researcher assigned on hippo observation?

If anything, cows and similar animals have four stomachs to be able to draw out the nutrients of grass in the first place, they'd be way less vegetarian if they only had one like us. Which really throws the entire concept of Veganism out of whack. Like. Literally. Not even herbivores.

​@@DarthLenaPlant 100% hence why we cant digest those. But we get told over and again that it's "healthy" Anything that makes you bloated isnt healthy... Vegans get sickee and sicker while pretending they are FINE.... Eat the cow that CAN digest those food: get them nutrients from the cow in turn.

​@@DarthLenaPlant veganism is human thing unless you are talking about them specifically

It might've been a documentary on hippos, pandas or early humans, but I remember learning that meat is physically and metabolically easier to digest than plants.

Herbivores do have very long, complex digestive systems for fermenting plants --- and they are less able than carnivores to handle parasites and pathogens found in meat --- but meat itself is pretty digestible/nutrients more bioavailable and dense much more so than plants, so they partake as well lol

Yeah! Kinda like fish is a pretty......fishy term. H e h. Sorry.

Damn... being robbed by à squirrel is crazy😂

I bet it was years before you told anybody.

Dude just got mugged by a squirrel

@@s.eloundou6013 the man actually can killed the squirrel first. For bonus meat, plush it was fresher than the chicken wings

@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 do not underestimate those rats with pretty privilege.

Thank you, the support is much appreciated

​@@mndiaye_97keep it up bro🎉🎉

@@MarcelNLbro…

@@MarcelNL This ain’t it chief

@@MarcelNL Uh no, he's just a normal fucking person the hell?

Oh my God I get it now

This is just like that movie "Black Sheep" where the sheep start attacking and eating people and those who get bit and survive turn into weresheep Activist: Why would you be scared of Sheep? Main character: Oh, you know, because of the irrational fear that *this* might happen!

Welcome to the sheltered world of schools and colleges that still regurgitate 200 year old lies along side all the ones propagated by the propaganda machines.

Some teachers think they know it all just because they are in the teachers role.

Now I realized if flesh eating Diomedes mares become make more sense as it based on reality

horses will readily take a bit of meat in their feed bags.@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434

@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434 - There's a book about carnivorous horses. _Deadly Equines_ by CuChullaine O'Reilly.

He has been doing that since his third video or so.

On the other hand I taught my chickens to care for the sick and injured. And my roosters love babies instead of murdering them. They also live indoors and wear diapers. Almost any species can be civilized (domesticated is too loaded of a word). Every story I've ever read about a chimpanzee tearing its owner apart involved very good reasons and I sided with the chimp. I've unintentionally spent a lifetime around animals big and small, harmless and dangerous. From being a cowboy and mountain man, to being parrot sanctuary maintainer and ostrich herder, and all sorts of critters in-between. There was a cougar I knew in Oregon, she was so chill she didn't murder me when I stumbled across her babies accidentally. Seen her around for years, she was the only thing keeping the turkey population in check. Animals are weird. Human animals in particular. /Stoned rambling [7]

Him and Lindsay are the biology teachers we wish we had in school

The stoned homeless man who used to sleep on hessle road round the corner of my house taught me more than school, lol.

Ong

And with squirrels, let's face it, anything that relies heavily on nuts for its nutritional needs isn't going to pass up other sources of concentrated protein. Especially since nuts tend to be highly seasonal while there is no opener on catching a body.

I've always wondered how these critters survive in places like Canada and Russia where winter traditionally had lasted like 7 months in parts, burying and killing all the vergetation. they don't migrate, how do they find enough food, especially since the does gestate all winter? it makes perfect sense.

Bones?!💀💀💀

They've eaten fish tossed up by the ocean (and Icelandic ponies go out to fish).

@@sammysalgado1475- Munch munch munch.

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Ever seen a giraffe just eat a bird for bothering it? It's pretty nuts

@@MurasakiTsukimaru I've seen a giraffe just eat a bird like popcorn for the crime existing. It's extremely nuts.

You probably thought "grandpas gone off the deep end" whose laughing now

@@richardsanchez5444 quite literally.

Lmao grandma whispering "Told you so..."

😄More like the ape's natural strength: blunt force attack.

So odd! I’m pretty sure that is my weakness too/j

When he said that I honestly thought he was about to explain that the apes would grip the loris firmly by the tail and beat it against a tree until dead.

@@karnewarriorthat mental image should NOT have made me laugh as hard as I did

@@Amber-_-514 Seems like a very natural way to kill a venomous prey though. You have poison teefs? Okay, you get to bite this tree. Lots. I'll help.

that was the dead person's ghost possessing that raccoon and fucking around

@@eric_the_egggremlin Let the dead have their fun, what else do they have to do right?

The what site now?

@@realdragon Body farm, it’s where bodies donated to science are left in certain areas and conditions and cover to see how it affects the rate of decomposition. Like seated in a car, covered in leaves, at the bottom of a pond, that sort of thing. We worked at one when I studied forensic anthropology.

You should've made videos of that!

Well come to think of it, in a world where generations weren't witnessing us take down walking tanks 10 times our size with pointed sticks, they'd have no reason not to try to get nice bipedal snack

Humans are...bird chicks of the universe!

No, it's still weird. Everything being an uber aggressive carnivore would just be silly.

Its unlikely that aliens would be able to digest humans due to fundamental biological differences due to billions of years of evolutionary divergence and potentially fundamentally different biochemistry. Not that it would stop them from having a ho at it anyway.

​@stripedgillette3580 you just watched a video showing that almost every animal will eat meat if given the means and a chance, why is it still unrealistic.

Can't blame them, catfish are tasty 😌

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That was Orangutan Island, different show, but yes I remember that! They just ate the catfish alive, didn’t even kill then first. Orangutans have also been known to eat lizards, snakes, and small mammals.

Orangutans and I have similar tastes! And yes I have eaten (semi) raw catfish as there was a sushi roll with catfish in this one restaurant I went to.

wait thats so cute :D

"Baby birds are the popcorn of the animal world" Everything eats them

There's a group?

@@olympic-gradelurker no matter how stupid a thing is, there's almost definitely a group of idiots somewhere out there that supports it. This is one of the few definitive things this life has taught me.

@@nickklavdianos5136 soooo true. "Never underestimate the power of human stupidity," as the incomparable Robert Heinlein said.

yea some people rly think they can make their pet dogs/cats herbevores, meanwhile actual herbavores chowing down on other animals

That's one of the great Rules of Nature: You can't make the mother of all omelettes if you fret over every egg

Me when the egg took too long to fry

@@garyvestal7352another rule is that I can break the president in two with my bare hands

Im asking for that next time i order a chicken salad 😅

Imagine being a vegan

Ik it's just nature being nature, but there's something very existentially scary about this.

I don’t blame the dear. Miscarriage is a lot of energy lost, and too the dear, it gonna make back some calories. Nature is something.

"I'll eat you up, I love you so!" -Where The Wild Things Are

This reminds me of the Cornell Bird Cam's barn owl cam a few years ago. I would check in every day and follow how many eggs and babies there are. After weeks of watching this god damn live bird stream all the babies were being horrifically killed in a variety of ways. Eventually they started eating their siblings and the parents ate the babies. All of us bird nerds were devastated and traumatized lmao They retired that owl box after that year, it was quite a ride

​@@wompppwompwomppp I had a coworker who did work with Burrowing Owls. While other predators usually were why chicks went missing, sometimes she'd sound really defeated and say a chick was eaten by its siblings. Nothing goes to waste, I guess

nature is cruel and killing to eat and survive is part of it. Now, why is that fact 'rocking a vegans world'? Vegans know this, we don't eat meat only when we don't need to (and in modern society we don't need to). I don't understand this argument, 'look, animals in nature eat meat, therefore we humans should do it too'? With this logic we should go ahead and say 'hey, animals in nature often cannibalise and kill each other, so we can do it too right?' what?

I'm not vegan. I don't understand why you would say this? A couple of points: while we are animals, we are rather different in MANY, MANY important and fundamental ways. Also, we're the only animals f'ing up the planet and part of that f'ing up is via environmental pollution and damage (like clear cutting rainforest for beef grazing) from supporting over consumption of animal products. Because we are so consciously knowledgeable and intelligent (in some ways), many of of us (at least in developed nations) don't really need to eat animals and animal products to survive, at least not currently. We have these amazing things called nutritional supplements that can provide non animal sourced nutrients that we might miss in a plant only diet. And fun fact, such nutrients like B-12, are becoming a problem even for those with omnivorous and carnivore diets (various reasons for that). You don't need to eat/be vegan to understand *some basic logic.* Also, many, many humans (and not just religious ones) believe we are more than just physical bodies, that we have a nonphysical consciousness component too and most of these humans believe that we are here for spiritual or consciousness growth/improvement and in different ways than animals. Hence, "just because animals do it" doesn't mean that we get a free pass to do whatever they do, because of things like empathy, ethics, consciousness growth, and spiritual principles. And while I can't prove any of the just above to anyone, I've had a number (and enough) of my own direct anomalous nonphysical oriented experiences to force me to question mainstream science's mechanical view of reality (though I still respect and listen to science otherwise). (Fun fact, most of the founding quantum physics pioneers/researchers also did--a majority of them had some kind of "woo woo" type beliefs so called. Look up, Quantum mysticism gone, but not forgotten, article. And yet they were brilliant, genius level scientists). To summarize, if I ate vegan, my world would not have been "rocked" in the least bit. But I'm glad, I guess, about you feeling good about your illusionary belief/interpretation. High five?

@@justinw1765 exactly, I don't understand how animals killing and eating each other is an argument against veganism? We as humans aren't trying to mimic what wild animals do... if we were then killing our babies and each other should be totally legal (as it happens in nature). We live in civilised society and unlike other animals we have moral agency

@@allandm Yep, and cannibalism should be completely accepted right, since so many animals do that... 🙄

​@@justinw1765omg, this yapping syndrome is crazy

Honestly I would believe this

I think the evolution of humanity was a response to the genetic trauma of not only the dinosaurs but the other mass extinction events that have taken place on the planet so far. Life adapted a way to protect itself, even thought in the meantime we can only see the potential for mass destruction in the short term.

@@Penguin_Happy dam that’s kinda deep

@@Penguin_Happy I can't credit it as more than a hypothesis, but it would make a fascinating basis for a sci fi story, or even a book on speculating our origins if you're willing to put in the work. Certainly, some humans have a peculiarly protective response regarding most creatures, even ones other humans might find unpleasant, case by case... I hope you take this and run with it. It's a very cool concept.

nah theyre just easy prey is all

People don't eat people, until they're starving.

People can effectively hunt each other though so we are different than animals.

@@Justusracers Not really. Humans are not energy dense enough that it's worth the effort of hunting each other. If we could hunt each other more effectively then theoretically we'd be worth eating, but as is you'd spend more energy on killing a person than you'd gain from eating them, which is why people normally only resort to cannibalism in extreme situations where there's literally nothing else to eat and ideally the victim is already dead or too weak to struggle.

@@helenanilsson5666 and how exactly can you calculate that? Maybe if you had to kill someone in a fistfight it wouldn't be worth the risk of trauma but humans do have tools even aside from straight up weapons. And we killed eachother anyway, lol

​@@absolutehuman951animals don't care about psychological issues from cannibalism It literally causes tons of issues to eat the same species Hunting is supposed to be a outside creature for a reason

Modern science has the need to want to to classify everything but nature says you can't do that. Eg platypus

words to live by, my wise friend.

The universe doesn't know how it works... IT DOES WHATEVER THE HELL IT WANTS

Some science like physics and astronomy do just that. Even if the math said it should be possible, if they can't find it or make it happen in an experiment, then it's not true/ just a theory (depending on how hard the proof is).

the universe doesnt tell you how it works, it walks in, does the most random shit then leaves while holding out 2 middle fingers

This is why I’m a hunter :)

deer have knives on their feet and swords on their heads.

@@invaderhorizongreen8168 Yeah, we like to think they’ll just run away until a buck with something to prove squares up with you and turned you into sushimi.

@@stingerjohnny9951 and people forget they can freaking kick and trample also moose are like that on steroids.

​@stingerjohnny9951 imagine getting killed by one of the most skittish animals known just because this time it couldn't get it's rocks off. I'd be one pissed ghost

The panda doesn't need to explain, because he is still a BEAR. That round cute face? Made of massive muscles for chewing bamboo - those jaws could crush bones more easily than a polar or grizzly could. One Chinese name for the panda is "Iron-eating beast."

@@A-wy5zm not all, most

​A-wy5zm you forgot, mother rabbits will eat their own kids if she get hungry. Not joking, it's true, not all the time. It happens sometimes. Which is totally dark and horror.

It makes sense. It's also the reason why some herbivores descend from carnivorous ancestors and vice versa.

​@A-wy5zm nah some animals just can't digest meat and know it so they don't even consider it same story for obligate carnivores

I have 3 pet snakes. They would literally never eat a fruit or vegetable unless you forced it down their throat, and then they would regurgitate it. There are definitely some animals that can't / won't eat outside of their lane. @@A-wy5zm

Scavengers are just lazy predators, and predators are just scavengers who can't find any corpses. Or are just impatient.

I'm tempted to role play a one of the delusional vegans to talks about how loving and perfect nature is. I'd say one of the best things about humans is how we want to go vegan because we care about life so much. I don't think many people can do it 100% and people shouldn't just hyperfocus meat for assorted reasons, but it's still sweet we want to try.

Not going to lie your first part made me wonder a lot why had a clergy eating on the garbage can

@@Bacteriophagebs- Hunting is labor-intensive and doesn't always succeed. Any carnivore will eat a freshly-dead animal rather than chase a live one if they have the chance. Feeding smallish wolves and small cats is how we domesticated them.

Some scavengers also hunt. There's some truth to the poster of two frustrated vultures, with one saying, "Patience, my ass! I'm going to kill something!" Scavengers exist because there are enough animals dying of various causes to support them.

There is a book called..."the killer horse". Horses have been bred over the centuries to be docile.

When I was a kid, we had chickens at our house and the chicks would regularly be taken to the dinner table for playing, where they would rip the cooked flesh off the bones of their family members. When I told that to my elementary school teacher, he made the entire class laugh at my ridiculous story.

Yea I found a short of it a while back and the chicken went back on its day after bruh. Also forgot that chickens will eat their own chicks so I guess it made sense for the chicken to stop worrying? 💀

​@@MarcelNLthat school teacher must have never been around an actaulu chicken before I would literally feed chics my leftover chicken bones. They dont care one bit

​@@MarcelNLWell, that was quite the stupid teacher then. Chickens aren't herbivores at all, they are opportunistic omnivores.

Nature's 2 big rules are conservation of energy/resources (be lazy), and do whatever it takes to pass on your genes. All the rest are just human imposed categories because we like putting things in neat little boxes like "herbivore", "omnivore", "carnivore", "red", "blue", "alive", "dead", ect.

Except for when it comes to cats. Grazing on grass like very small cows, promptly ejecting their stomach contents, including fresh and expensive food, and then looking at you like it's your fault that they're hungry again.

@@Killjoy_Mel can we blame them though? After all they're just enjoying the comfort of having domesticated the human. XD

Today I learned that veganism is applying an ethical framework to creatures who don't deserve it.

“Don't kid yourself Jimmy, if a cow ever got the chance he'd eat you and everyone you care about.” - The Simpsons

Give a girl a break lol

Same thing's happening to her as with herbivorous animals most likely. Nutrient deficiency from her diet is causing extreme cravings for what she needs. She should probably go for some blood tests to check for deficiencies, long term they can cause very serious problems or even death! A vegan diet is extremely difficult to get right, and usually requires heavy supplementation.

@victoriareid6815 remote diagnosis..of someone you've never er even met

@@Nixie118 I wouldn't say heavy but some B13 goes a long way.

@@curiositypiqued6573 it was clearly a joke. Lighten up.

That's a neat sentiment. I will say I do think animals also possess the ability to care, and I'm positive Casual Geographic has covered it at some point (probably in a wholesome video).

@@SWProductions100 I doubt that they do, I’ve seen a good amount of clips that prove this, and it seems like my own pets care deeply about me and vice versa. I’m just saying those moments of care are truly spectacular.

​@@SWProductions100they can, but they also have instincts. Some can be managed by keeping them from life/death situations. But animals are famously weak to intrusive thoughts

Pack bonding is a game-breaker.

​@@SWProductions100iirc, CG does have a video discussing some wholesome animal facts, one of the facts being Humpback Whales protect seals from orcas for no 100% clear.

You just got "Demon Pigged"

I heard that, carnivore kills you instantly: they go straight to the jugular. Omnivore on the other hands, literally eats you alive.

@@advancedomega there are plenty of clips on youtube right now of lions are other predators eating prey animals while they're still alive. plus of slow deaths are the hands of lions or other predators. and there are plenty of omnivores that like scavenging.

@@advancedomega Carnivores likely have had more "training" in killing animals, but they do not kill the prey before eating it. It is just a myth especially with lions.

I always said ice age genes of all animals is ready to rear its head

Vegan diet? You should think about changing that. Protien and nutrients you get from meat or eggs are far more sustainable and beneficial than going vegan. There's a reason dogs cannot ever do it. It's against nature. And you need certain nutrients to survive -

Same 😊

You seem like a pleasant and polite person.. i hope you have a happy weekend and a happy new year :) good health to you

You are officially the human equivalent of a deer.

And your vegan in law is the human equivalent of a koala hehehe

Dumb KZfaq bein dumb KZfaq

also youtube "would you like a mobile game ad where a woman shits all over someone?"

I bet it got reported by vegans

@@nosuchthingasshould4175 maybe even peta stans trying to hide the truth

@@nosuchthingasshould4175 It got reported by the manatees.

Yeah

Yep.

i was about to leave this exact comment, we all have the same biology teacher who doesnt teach us shit.

​@@zophridsounds like Professor Phukit

​@@kinryutentry ZeFrank 😅

lol yea

The vegans whole ideology down the drain on this one

"Mother Nature is so pure and perfect!" Mother Nature:

@@okplay9446 It can still be regarded as "perfect", animals eating other animals isn't exactly a new discovery

@@katzea.a7880 Maybe, but the more I learn about nature, the more I wanna off myself

But won't they get sick? I understand when you're starving you will eat whatever but some foods can be harmful

@@realdragon Animals usually have a good sense for what they can and can't eat. Worst case scenario is that they err and don't eat it a second time.

@@realdragonYes, and they often have many parasites in their guts.

Don’t omnivores have necessary nutrients in both plants and animals? Vegetarians and Vegans are quite different because vegetarians do eat animal products like milk, cheese, eggs and honey while Vegans don’t.

​@@Danielle-zq7kb Alot of vegans take supplements.

11:30 No need to apologize, good sir! XD

I was taking care of a parrot for a friend for a while. He would sit on my shoulder while I ate dinner. One day I sat down to a plate of chicken curry and the parrot sidled down my arm, eyed a drumstick, grabbed it and started noshing! I have also seen sity pigeons picking scraps off of discarded KFC.

When you're hungry, you'll eat just about anything. Bonus points if it's easy to catch/obtain/kill/already killed.

​@@FtanmoOfEtheirys the 3 peopld I keep hostages in my basement agree

My 2 people don't because I feed them b12 and nutrients rich plants like ginger and sweetpotato.

Left a chicken carcass out side on the porch and the wild chickens ate it

Humor is the best teaching tool. In college I took an honors history course where the prof had written the textbook himself. I literally never opened the book, but got such high scores on the tests that the prof had to ignore my grade when setting the curve or no one else would have made above a C because I frequently scored over 95% on tests that were intended to be hard to score an 80 on. At the end of the semester he asked me what I did to do so well because he wanted to implement it into his classes in the future. I told him I'd just read _The Cartoon History of the Universe_ by Larry Gonick a few times as a kid and the info stuck with me because each fact or event was tied to a joke of some kind. His entire class was covered in just half of Book 1, so all I had to do was remember the few things from the lectures that weren't in _The Cartoon History._

If he was you zoology teacher he had to keep to the curiculum, couldn't edit anything and would loose a lot of time doing other tasks. Be glad this man is on youtube, he get's to shine here

He is our zoology teacher.

@@ApequH I know, I just wish my zoology could be this creative when talking about animals. I too am glad he is on youtube.

Agreed,schools are poorly implemented.It's just a way to distract kids & maybe even manipulate them.

He's a godsend in this age of "screw quality,go for money". Did he use Hollow Knight before?

@@chee.rah.monurB 100% sure i heard the city of tears theme in one of his videos

I instantly recognized the hollow knight music and got a bit over excited lol I love hollow knight

There was some zelda twilight princess in there too

@@gabrielh.martins2116there's greenpath in a couple too

I found a decapitated snake in my chicken yard once. They will eat their own (and each others )eggs, and you have to be careful to remove eggs, especially broken eggs, regularly or they will get into bad habits, and you will lose half your eggs. (Don't forget giving them protein like meal worms,.etc)

Chickens are mean, and don’t ever get I. The local rooster’s bad side

@@bullgravy6906 I have a small flock, they are great! I love the fresh eggs, and mine are pretty friendly to me, and fun to watch. But, it's like every animal. It is best to learn as much as you can before getting any so you can understand them and take good care of them.

Grandpa had chickens. They have no respect for the laws of man. My wife's parents had chickens. They switched to ducks. They're more obedient and not as violent to humans, but the the males still constantly assault the other ducks. The chicken didn't get eaten by the coyotes and farm dogs nearly as often. Because they're fluffy terrors with knife feet.

From living near a farm, I always laugh whenever I see an egg carton promise that their eggs are “100% Vegan fed”; yeah freaking right.

Yeah there are red deer on another few Scottish isles that also eat gulls and such. Didn't know that about the Tassie deer but makes sense!

whoa, that's cold!

Deer are mean af, they will fight you without a second thought if there's not another option

Pass this video along.

​@@RT-qd8ylI had a massive buck scratch the ground like a bull and charge my car. He was pissed. Nobody ever believes me.

Horses eat eggs as well.

He's either very educated or has some form of autism/ADHD which makes his mind work in fantastic ways. I have Asperger's syndrome and ADHD. This guy looks way too relaxed and natural to have either of these things but my mind often works this way as well. When I see some people in a discussion online, I can make a funny photoshop about it in a few minutes in which I take their words way too literal on purpose. Made me win the funniest artist title of 2022 on the biggest website of my country. But this dude's funny wordplay would cost me a LOT of effort. Even though I can do it a bit, it would cost me a lot of time to do it and it's exhausting. I'd get obsessed over it if I would really try to make something like this video. My jokes are more visual combined with one-liners and such.

Many of the fruit eating animals eats insects. You might want to consider that.

I call cap that any species of crab would attack a cat. A cat is still a cat.

​@@Based_Gigachad_001 *Have you seen how those cocunut crabs are built like?* 💀 Ain't no housecat or any type of small cat be penetrating that tanky shell, you finna need a big cat for that!

@@MrDibara An adult housecat is on average 1 pound larger than a coconut crab.

@@Based_Gigachad_001 it's nature, most predators would pick on the weak and feeble, a 20-year old house cat ain't anywhere near as much of a danger as a 2 year old house cat.

So does death.

@@KingsleyIII thank you I honestly hate “Life always finds a way” like everyone knows that but not death

🦕🦖 you guys talking about death missed the point.

@@YeshuaIsTheTruth nah I got the point

@@KingsleyIIIdeath part of life

Butterflies are also fond of bird poop, which is something I first witnessed just a few months ago.

​@@richardhart9204 horse droppings are like a buffet for them

Oh butterflies are a special nightmare

​@@mndiaye_97i can't remember if you've already done a video justifying my fear of butterflies but now I gotta look

* if you dont pay attention in school

@@idiot528To be fair most of the time school spends its time lying to us when it comes to teaching us about the real world.Graduated in 2021 and I learned more out here in 2 years than I did the entire 13 I was in education.

@@idiot528 They don't teach us that lol

School is made to make us good obedient worker drones.

​@@idiot528be smart brother, you know when Rockefeller and all those other mfs made the general education board they did it to industrialize them. Nothing more to learn in school than how to strive to uphold capitalism, and how to get used to sitting still.

Chickens are cute but literally the entire planet knows a plate of fresh chicken nuggets is not something you turn down

@@carolineyuen3247 Including chickens lol.

@@peggedyourdad9560 especially chickens - they are another animal that goes pretty quick down the cannibalism route if they are lacking food, vitamins, or just have a hankering for meat at that point in time.

@@goldenpig6453 I’ve also heard things can get ugly if they figure out their eggs are edible and quite delicious. This true?

​@@peggedyourdad9560 Yes,it certainly is! Once they get a taste for it it's all over! It becomes a race over who's faster to get and eat the egg. I have to pay close attention to the chicken thats going to lay soon and snatched it up immediately or they will eat it first,shell and all.😅

​@@sheilaharrison8547As far As I know they were released by people because they thought they could "inrich" the native Fauna.

​​@@sheilaharrison8547 It's humans the answer is always humans. And they are pests even when native let me tell you I've seen them ambush birds on a feeder, and not always for the seeds. Oh and it's because someone thought they looked good as a ornamental pets and couldn't keep them properly and did the worst possible thing and let them go. That's one it could be more than that though.

The area were I live in the Netherlands, has Siberian groundsquirrels In that area used to be a zoo and when it closed down they did drop the box with the squirrels. They escaped and are thriving in the area. But also they stay in that area while not really expanding outwards, so luckily they are not destructive. Those grey squirrels are though. They are very bad news for the native red squirrels.

I'm sorry y'all have grey squirrels now 😂😭

​@chey7691 well, all of their reasonable listed options were human derived causes, so that part was obvious lol. The pet theory has potential, it's a cause of invasive species with cute faces. Shipping industry is another likely avenue, and more likely for an established population. Most people pick up exotic "pets" as a single animal. The likelihood of released single animals finding a mate before death is low. Not impossible mind you, but low. Shipping has a higher chance of more than a single animal to stowaway, and generally has a small number of locations regularly visited allowing the chance for multiple trips bringing multiple pests to the same location and allowing them to establish.