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A barefoot misstep on the beach causing unbelievable pain and paralysis, weird looking worms swarming beaches for no apparent reason, and a small but deadly octopus… Let’s get into it!
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Yes
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Perhaps
@@nickharrison1477 no
I defy you
Being Australian I am already well familiar with cone shells and blue ringed octopus'. Australian kids are usually educated about animals like this at early ages due to our internationally renowned, deadly environment and wildlife
What is it with Australia being perpetually cursed with literally everything, including environment,government, and your animals?
I remember nat geo wild made a show just to cover Australia's venomous species....
In north America it's generally safe to eat mushrooms, my friend who grew up in the UK was similarly warned against mushrooms, because there are toadstools there that are lethal.
North America is just generally safer than the rest of the world, so theres a lot we take for granted when travelling.
@@justinwhite2725 would live there to be some sort of rating for ease of existing in a country/place rating wild life, fauna and weather.
@@Shinzon23 Probably the climate and how Australia has so many different biomes
rule number one of nature: if it's small, has pretty colors and looks cute... DO... NOT... TOUCH IT!!!!
I should write this on my forehead cuz this is my description XD
Unless it's a kitten.
@@the_once-and-future_king. kitten will scratch ur eyeball out, dog bites
@@the_once-and-future_king. turns out to be a baby tiger
@@chinookh4713 Baby tiger is OK til his mother returns. :-)
"Just because something is pretty, doesn't mean it isn't a terrifying killer"
Words of wisdom from Brew himself
You again.
Everywhere and nowhere
How do you do this I see you EVERY WHERE even in the hub 😏😏
Why are you here?!
Here's waldo
Fun fact: Octopi, Octopuses, and Octopodes are all _technically_ correct plural terms, it really just depends on who you're talking to. Some believe the term Octopus is Greek in origin, others believe it is Latin, and the rest prefer plain English.
Octopi is considered hypercorrect on wikipedia afaik
Anyone using Wikipedia for any kind of knowledge is a bafoon. That's a trash site with info written by anyone.
The three plurals for octopus come from the different ways the English language adopts plurals. Octopi is the oldest plural of octopus, coming from the belief that words of Latin origin should have Latin endings. Octopuses was the next plural, giving the word an English ending to match its adoption as an English word. Lastly, octopodes stemmed from the belief that because octopus is originally Greek, it should have a Greek ending.
"My fear doesn't come from ignorance, it comes from knowledge... Far, far too much knowledge"
- Brew
I agree
I think the pretty rule also refers to frogs. The prettier ones are the ones that you need to watch out for.
Also the size. Heckin' poisonous/venomous ones are generally smaller. Same for scorpions. The smaller they are, the nastier they become.
If something is pretty and colorful in nature, don't eat it or touch it. Pretty and colorful mean poisonous
@@Navajonkee take a look at cain toads
Works for some snakes too.
Works for some woman also
Blue-Ringed Octopus, Sting Rays, Stone Fish, Even some Sea Urchins have venomous spines, and the Crown of Thorns Starfish.
They do NOT have the "Step on me Mommy/Daddy" fetish.
Yo whose idea was that abt the Rays. They're cool there if they don't feel the need to defend
@@mooncandlelight3968 If I had a venomous stinger I'd use it on someone who stepped on me without my consent when I'm just chillin in the sand mindin' my own business.
@@mooncandlelight3968 Yeah there's a reason that a lot of aquariums have pools where you can touch rays, the sea pancakes are remarkably chill.
You can step on me ;)
Someone forgot the Weever Fish....
ah yes, TikTokers… holding random animals they found
Tiktokers always being cringey and trouble causer
i appreciate their sacrifice.
why are they holding themselves
@@darklight6921 🤣😂
XD YES!
Once on Jacksonville beach in Florida I got too close to a Portuguese Man-O-War because I was trying to figure out what the beautiful neon blue plastic looking thing was. I was about to poke it with something when a lady screamed at me to get away, saving me ungodly amounts of pain and possibly worse. I'm forever grateful to this unknown lady.
I think all beach areas should simply have a educational warning board that shows and explains what certain dangerous creatures to avoid
Brew: this video was sponsored by raid shadow legends!
Me: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
lol
They got him
After all this years...
I'm with you
The money was too good
“Just because something is pretty doesn’t mean it isn’t a terrifying killer.” Ah yes, I remember my first ex wife.
"first?"
@@robburitto4193 First?
hol´up
@@Somyeol_EP09 first.
ooooooh
So basically, just dress for the beach in full military gear when visiting tropical places, and don't pick stuff up even if it's pretty, not even a human, they're pretty toxic creatures too... :P
especially if they have raid shadow legends on their phones...
True
Mostly just Australia
Yup same
Just wear wetsuits with shoes they’re designed for that
Not only does cone snail venom vary between species, but it also varies between individuals and it can even vary from shot to shot. They can alter their venom like changing socks. It's literally impossible to make an antivenom.
Treatment is basically keeping you alive while you wait for the toxin to wear off or just get removed from the body.
@@dr.altoclef9255 Yeah, that's what makes these things so dangerous. And the pain must be absolutely horrible.
grill: make the characters among us characters
animators: ...but why?
grill: trust me, the kids will LOVE this
ahaha, amorgus
I think the graphics person took that liberty on their own, just like how they messed up the shape of the inkeeper-worm's burrow and the spelling of aposematism.
amogus sususussuussususususuuaywyshsusuussusu
sussy baka
grill? haha, more like *shill* hahahahahahhaahhahahahakillmehahahahhahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Trippy, just watched Steve irwins last docco called Oceans Deadliest just last night and he features all but one of the animals in this video
😟
lemme gues, stingrays
Yup steve irwin picks up random animal
What's even more eerie is that the last incident - boy getting bitten by blue ring octopus - happened disturbingly near to his death in time.
That's impossible, There could be only 1 colored crewmate, This is madness!
@Lucas Hutchinson THIS IS MADNESS! *concerned tone*
@@JEMA333 THIS IS SPARTA!
everyone is sus
**crewmate of color
they have cloned themselves... so there is no longer just one imposter.. there is an entire species of imposters
8:17 Brew: "I...don't really see it." Welp. Brew is circumcised.
See, the feeling that there's miles of water below me filled with all kinds of monstrous misunderstood creatures straight makes me excited. That's why I love subnautica.
My grandmother did exactly that, and she survived. Though she knew full well that she was picking up a cone snail, and made sure to grab away from the stinging end. She then went home and tossed that thing in an ant hill, and then picked up the shell a week later.
R/madlad
your grandma is a lifesaver
dang she a badass granny
Oh wow that's cool
LOL 💀 she took matters into her own hands
Imagine touching a blue ringed octopus because it’s “cute”
@@angel-zi4nl even if it means dying a slow painful death
@@angel-zi4nl But what if his bed gets destroyed?
@@Astrojox_ he'll respawn in a forest dw
Natural selection at its peak
@@PhoenixArtz000 he’s on hardcore
My Therapist:
"An Among us Figure with arms don't exist, they can’t hurt you."
an among us figure with arms: 3:19
I guess you can say he was ARMED
@@CalciumCrusader_ **BAD DUM TSS**
**screams**
@@thomasawl d i s o w n h i m n o w
@@thomasawl burn the house down
As an aussie based in Queensland thank you for educating people about the wildlife. So many tourists fall victim each year. They may now not ignore the many signs all over the place warning of these thing’s.
You can have one of its relative as a pet/pest snail killer, it's known as the Assassin Snail (clea helena). They are a freshwater snail that feeds on others snails but if no snail is available they will eat leftover fish food, or auwfachs on biofilm that grows on any surface like rocks and the other aquarium decor. They hunt snails with a harpoon that envenomates their prey.
Oh! I had one of them. They are kinda cool 😎
I love how the soundquality changes when the sponsor rolls in
“In Queensland 2015, A crewmate of a docked cruise walked along the shore”
Me: hehe, crewmate
Also me, 2 seconds later: *A*
Sus
Lol
Why do I feel like Grill convinced the animators to make everyone Among Us characters
Brew said "now hear me out, kids love this sh*t"
@@maxhomer4382 and he was correct
"Octopi" may be incorrect because it's applying a Latin suffix to a Greek word, but "octopuses" is merely the adoption of an English suffix since the word is being used in English. Octopodes would be the proper suffix since it's a Greek suffix on a Greek word, but since words become accepted by being used wrong until they're right, at this point all three are acceptable.
"Just because something is pretty doesn't mean it isn't a terrifying killer"
Please spread this to every Ted Bundy fangirl
This is so underrated 😂
PREACH
Same goes for women lol
I don't know how people still dare to go to beaches in Australia, the mare idea terrifies me with the amount of venomous creatures from the local fauna.
It's kinda like how people go into public in America even though any crazy guy can have a gun
I don't know how people still dare to go to the outside world in America, the mere idea terrified me with the amount of loonies with guns and knives
We have anti-venom for pretty much everything. That and anything that can sting you is going to try and run away first. Those venomous and poisonous creatures don’t actively hunt people down to try and sting them. The worst thing that could happen at the beach is probably a shark attack but those are rarely lethal. Australia is a pretty safe place to live. I’m glad we can go camping without worrying about being mauled to death by a bear, wolf or mountain lion.
Why does everyone thinks of Australia as some kind of survival horror, lol.
@@numerum_bestia their is no anti venom for the blue ringed octopus it kills to fast, theirs many venomous animals we have no anti venom for
Brew could totally be a narrator to one of those indie point-and-click games packed with dad jokes.
The venoms of cone snails are being investigated for medical use. One thing missed out in the video is that some cone snails also release insulin like chemicals into the water when hunting, this knocks out the victim making it easier to catch.
I'm confused, how is the innkeeper worm dangerous to humans? I googled it, and found an article saying they're harmless to humans. I also found another article that said they live in China and should not be confused with a similar animal that lives on the west coast of the US. I've lived in so cal my whole life and have never heard of a dangerous beach worm.
No, that was an example of something neither cute nor dangerous. The lesson being that because something is pretty doesn't mean it won't f*ck you up.
It's not. It's also edible, apparently (it tastes bad).
7:43
"but the beach is home to many creatures, some dangerous and adorable, some-- well, not either"
When i was a kid we went on a vacation to the us. I was just playing at the beach when I found a very pretty shell under the sand. There was a snail inside and i played with it for hours, in my hand, in a bucket or in the water, didn't really matter. When we had to leave I put it back into the ocean even though i wanted to keep it.
Where we live there is nothing dangerous in the water, except leeches and some mild jelly fish once in a while so I didn't considder a cute little snail to be so dangerous. I was pretty lucky that day.
You know it's a good day when brew and spill post on the same day.
Hmm
It would be better if quiz bathed with a plugged in toaster
@@deepthought4243 geez what made you mad
@@deepthought4243 Wow a bit much don't you think
@@samuel-rw3xt no
This is the snail that's after you when you wish to have unlimited money from a monkey's paw.
3:05 my disappointment is immesurable and my day is ruined. I never thought brew would milk among us
He needs money you know, especially when is a whole team
This clearly was made months months ago. When among us was at it's peak
Bruh, it's just a joke chill out
@@GustavoLeaoValente bruh it’s just a joke, chill out
@@GustavoLeaoValente And a really bad joke, and really overused.
Big respect and appreciation to Brew for using Cartoons and Anime to Portrait his explanations
Both octopuses and octopi are acceptable plurals of octopus, they just come from different sources
i assume octopuses means mutiple species of octopus, kind of like fishes
“feed me your MUSCEL BITS”
-Crab
Mussel
Mr. Krebs.
(The German word for cancer, and what the 'shell-less' Mr Krabs looks like)
The octopus boy is either going to grow up to be terrified of the ocean, or a marine biologist lol
Oh dang I know that the octopus species is unique and mysterious and can be scary but this brings out thriller. Thank you Brew for warning us
So, I may have missed it, but what’s dangerous about the worms? They don’t appear to pose any threat to people.
I’ve picked up those shells from the beach 😬…
I’ve always thought of the beach as a serene getaway where you’re free from all kinds of worries but it looks like I was pretty wrong 😨. I think I’ll be more cautious now. Thanks
Don't think it's the same thing probably
It may have been a similar shell
@@Sp3ctralI or a dead one
3:00 Ah yes when you don't know what to draw so you just draw a among us character
don't know? it was a reference to "crewmate"
Bruh, it was a reference to 'crewmate'(among us)
The graphics person is really off their game in this video, so many sloppy things in one video. 🤦
YES CONE SNAILS MY HYPERFIXATION
I have a whole cone snail shell in my seashell collection!! It is tan and with dark orange stripes, kind of heavy, and is about 3in (7cm) long. I think it was given to me some time ago. When I look at it, I always wonder about the nasty predator it housed....
I have a couple cone shells in my collection. Don't really remember what species they were though.
You can not just say “it’s a thousand times stronger than cyanid” so casually
7:02 medicine commercials be like
😂 SO TRUE
Dying just because I held a cute octopus gives me conniptions
What about dying because you held one of the most deadly animals on the planet?
There were oh, so many cone snail shells on the beach in Okinawa. I was collecting them and brought a few of them home as souvenirs. I'm lucky I didn't encounter a live one.
The funny thing is, i live near the "worm" And the cone snails.
they did it. brew and his team went crazy. 2 uploads in a week
Brew: Today’s sponsor is RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!!!! Me: So you’re not gonna mention the among us characters?
This would have been great to see four months ago, before I had one in my pocket for over three hours. I only didn't get stung because I got curious about what kind of shell it was, looked it up and then noticed that the snail inside of the shell was still alive. I kept it for a while so it would be easier to tell the exact specs, just incase it did sting me and I didn't notice. Besides the whole painful death and all, he made a pretty good short-term pet.
thats the first time ive seen a brew video that isnt "one month ago"
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Hmm
@@kaldo_kaldo lol
sponsorship ends at 2:24, thank me later
Yo, can you please put out a full version on that opening theme? It’s so catchy.
avocado* can’t spell, my bad
@@eggbeetle huh
Why did you mention Ranta-
@@iloveeetsukasa ? ive never heard of that in my life
@@eggbeetle I meant rantaro
@@iloveeetsukasa OH PFFT
Hey did you know it’s now been discovered that there is an ocean underneath the earths crust. So that’s probably home to terrifying creatures of the deep.
dman gonna research that cause tf
My grandma picked up a sea snail shell a while back that still had a live snail in it. She probably would have gotten stung if my mom and aunt didn't see it starting to reach it's stinger arm out of its shell. That was the last time ol grammy went to the beach
Cephalopods just sound more and more like they come from legends!
THEY GLOW WHEN THEY ATTACK?!
Who does that?
Yes perfect timing I was going to go to the beach this Saturday, well now my memory of these creatures are refreshed
imagine almost dying that your almost death is being retold as among us characters
This reminded me of when i was a kid and while at the beach once, i was dipping my feet in the water(i'm terrified of going into Oceans now because of what could be in them) and then out of nowhere, i'm yanked from behind by the arm away from the water's edge. I cried out in surprise and pain(cause jesus it freaking hurt) and then heard my mom yelling at me for not seeing something. I legit went "what the heck mom!?" and she told me i was inches from a Jellyfish and did not see it at all. Instant forgiveness there. She thinks it might have been dead because they don't come close to people like that but dead or not, i would've been stung. Thanks mom!
4:19 when the snail is sus
Everyday I'm given another reason to be terrified of the ocean
6:32 NOOOOOOOO DORY
When will bean get his own episode and teach us something?
Why not the murderous coffee machine?
ill do you one better brew, my worst fear: being stranded swimming in the ocean AT NIGHT! o.o
The crewmate joke pains me
3:45 that spaceship looks kinda funny
Sus
8:36
Brew: "The worms make U shaped burrows."
Animation: shows L shaped burrow.
Okay, who's the one that messed it up!?
Maybe brew messed it up by saying “u”
@@Somyeol_EP09 No, it's definitely u-shaped; there are photos of it. The graphics person messed up, just like how they messed up the spelling of aposematism at 10:00.
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z thanks for the tip
Moral of today’s video, stay informed about the world so that you don’t get taken out of the world census.
As someone who has crossed the Atlantic Ocean, The Baltic, Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, I feel I can say with some confidence, that I absolutely LOVE the Ocean, (especially as long as I’m safely aboard a ship)
Although I have tried jumping overboard in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, just to practice the use of Rescue Floats….
4:10 Konwa, the Crab-eater Snail, as we know it back home. (much larger and its' venom is far more potent but will avoid bipeds/much larger potential predators by slithering into the sand from its' shell)
There's a lot of sea creatures back home that whilst gorgeous, are absolutely a viable threat, like, the very large carnivorous starfish that can and do go after bipeds. If one of those attaches to your leg, you're done. Of course, there's many a land animal that could just as easily devour you, and yet, it doesn't happen that often.
Love ur vids
Video starts 2:50
Thx
Never would I ever think Brew would use Among Us crewmates for a video.
3:13 amogus
Thanks Brew, my fear of the ocean grows stronger by the day.
"Yes, it's octopuses, not octopi"
Thank you!
Actually, either is acceptable, but I personally prefer octopodes, seeing as how the root of the word is Greek, the plural suffix based on Greek would be octopodes (pronounced oc-top o-deez like 'on top of these')
Ax and axe are both acceptable. Cows and kine are both acceptable. English is not as simple as you might wish.
Brew literally sounded like an eldritch cultist, with his fear coming from having far, far too much knowledge.
This is gonna make me think twice about walking barefoot on Oregon Beaches again.
Glad to say I've never seen one of those worms ever.
I still miss Howard.
12:11 You animated the uncomfortable smirk well. 😂
8:37 ah yes this looks familiar
Brew: this video is sponsored by Raid Shadow le--
Me: YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE THE CHOSEN ONE!!!
i fear the sponsor to this video, raid shadow legends
And this is why I watch nature documentaries. Don't wanna go on holiday and come back in a casket... Also, it's been a while since I've heard anyone say "This video is sponsored by Raid: Shadow Legends"
"My fear doesn't come from ignorance, but from knowledge. Far, far too much knowledge..."
And that my friends, is ONE of the reasons people say "knowledge is power/a weapon".
I now fear among us people walking on a beach. Thanks brew.
I live in Australia & this is one of the MANY reasons I don't go anywhere near a beach.
I adored the whole Avatar: The Last Airbender reference with Koh and Aang in the spirit world, since fear is what Koh was trying to get from Aang in order for the Avatar to make a facial expression so that he may steal his face. If it weren’t for Aang to know of that, he would have been stuck there forever.
Fear can indeed be a byproduct of ignorance!
By the way, very informative video. Adored it. 😄
2:36 to skip raid
Marine Science Undergraduate here, a reason why a lot of these marine creatures here have so quick acting and deadly venom is that fish are hard to catch and could harm these animals if their venom wasn't so fast acting
I remember reading about these things as a kid, now I'm gonna have nightmares all over again.
hmm.. now i cant help but think of cone-snails as somehow akin to tonberries.... slow but deadly in close proximity..
An ocean episode without Churry? That's okay, it was still good
0:06 : I have a game for you: SUBNAUTICA
I know a guy who lost his entire leg from stepping on a bed of seashells fishing on the beach….got a serious infection and doctors couldn’t do anything to save his leg
“A deadly kiss”