I agree. I had a pet rat and he was my best friend. I was so attached I hoy him cremated 👍

Even though it's a short time for you, it's a lifetime for them ❤️

@@nataliahernandez1316 ye literally

I had a hedgehog. She never grew to like me, but I loved her. She was abused by her previous owner so I do not fault her at all

So true. I had two Guinea pigs and one of them caught pneumonia and it died, the sickness spread to the next Guinea pig and she died too. I saw them die so it was even harder. They weren’t even a year old

This is not a fact show

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Dont believe Everything, real shit

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Have yet to ask

yes, its terrifying itsnt it?

Don’t look that up Saving you a lifetime of pain

Somehow I just knew someone was going to type this.

@@sonicANDtailsfan157k you and probably a good portion of the internet lol

Strange, isn’t it?

You went from talking about hedgehogs to breaking the spacetime continuem The fuck

damn, you should write a book

Rlly? My hedgehog is very gentle and funny

My lil hedgehog is very smart! I just can't trick it to hug ittttt

Hedgehogs my favorite too

That condition in dogs is called Gastric dilatation-volvulus, but is more commonly known as “bloat.” It occurs most often in the stomach as a result of distention which can quickly “turn” the organ, essentially tying it at both ends where the stomach meets the small intestine, and the esophageal sphincter. The stomach produces digestive protease enzymes & stomach acids in order to break down food once it has been ingested - when bloat occurs, those gasses have no way of escaping, and the stomach has no way of pausing the production of those gasses. It eventually continues filling with gas & kills the animal if left untreated. The difficulty with bloat is that by the time you recognize a change in behavior, it’s almost always too late to save them. Bloat can happen with any breed, but it is exponentially more common in large breeds, & the most common impetus is dry dog food - when a dog eats his/her dry food quickly, then proceeds to immediately drink a great deal of water, the dry food in their stomach expands rapidly, which turns (or twists) it, trapping the food, water, and gasses. It’s also common for dogs which suffer bloat to eat their food at a healthy rate, drink a relatively small amount of water, but then exert a great deal of energy right after eating. Luckily it sounds like you have a strong bond with your dog, and recognized its distress early…and you have a very good vet, who was able to reverse the damage quickly. That’s rare, so it’s impressive! Well done. (Speaking of vets, most of them will use a minimally invasive preemptive procedure with large & extra large breeds called gastropexy which involves using sutures to attach the stomach in its proper position to the abdominal wall. They usually do it while spaying/neutering, since they’re already under general anesthesia. In the past, 2 of my Corso’s, 5 of my Great Danes, 2 of my German shepherds, and 1 of my boxers all underwent gastropexy while being spayed &/or neutered.)

@@DrAnderson1 wow, so far informative, I wonder now if some of my childhood dogs weren't suffering this and not just fat, I had no idea this was a condition, I'll be mindful of it in the future. On a side note, I have a cat who's 14 going on 15 years old and he only recently it the last week or so has gotten a little lethargic, He's always been extremely healthy for his age(can still clear a five foot fence in a single bound without missing a beat) he doesn't exhibit any other symptoms, cept his ears are sensitive, is his age just finally catching up with him, you think?

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Im not surprised I was actually expecting for them to get this big, WATOP is an amazing channel afterall!

Is that a new update?? You cant hide subs now??

En el canal de spanish tiene más visitas por que la voz es más atractiva

He felt safe/secure enough to consent 😘🌞🙏

When you realize that art has been imitating life this whole time

well, pet hedgehogs can also suffer from that, but as he metioned it is due to a wound but i think that depends on how the owner takes care

Right it started with hedgehogs then switched to bees and buffalo, I thought it was about the balloon effect

This channel really struggles with titles

I had a pet hedgehog and she never had this problem- the balloon syndrome. The main problem I had with her was keeping her warm enough, she was very sensitive to temperature changes.

@@Breakaway-ic5gj They're not struggling, it's on purpose. Channels tend to cycle through a ton of different titles and thumbnails until they hit the highest click-through-rate

tbh yeah. but this channel seems like it's been descending into deception..

is per day?

@@Yerinjibbang Yes ant workers do in fact sleep a few hours per day. But standing and very short bursts. At least Fire ants

There's a lizard that has ribs that can be extended out of the body. As a defence mechanism.

@@Ikajo what the.. F*CK!?

@@Ikajo R U SERIOUS!?

@@mikhaildomero3928 I don't remember the name of the lizard, but yes.

@@Ikajo bro... Thats messed up...

No, deviantart is on IRL...

Try hood nature

sharks to mice 🤣

@gold pup ohhhh ok just making sure the insects weren’t popping percs🤣🤣🤣☠️

The closest might be that mod where rings are onion rings instead 😭

LMAOOO

Curse me with those channels too Tell names now!!!!!

I hope mine doesn't die too soon! I feel bad for u!

I'm only gonna give 14 seconds, I got stuff to do

14 minutes can be quite a workout.

Natural selection. Organisms with the best genes survive and pass on their genes for evolution. A wasp which began to develop a sting is more adapted to live and survives while a wasp without a sting isn't so successful and dies. And trough the evolution species develop a fully working sting

Evolution is nonsense and there is 0 proof or even evidence for it.

@@ForageGardener XD

Those that fail to reproduce will have their genes out competed by those that do.

Evolution isnt a thing animals were created as they are

Yup

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@@coolpoolbymatthew whaaaat the idea of a pokey inflate moving hedgehog is not a good idea

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Amen! And a lot of what he's calling "evolution" is actually adaptation.