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Bald Eagle: (screeches while flying in front of American flag)
Director: “Hold up, CUT! Stop the filming”
Bald Eagle: “Is there a problem?”
Director: “Look kid, you’re a good actor and all, and I think you’re definitely a powerful and majestic bird but the call really isn’t doing it for me. Can we get the hawk in here for a voiceover?”
Cameraman: “He called in sick today, but we got the kookaburras voice acting for dolphins in the studio next door”
Director: “….that could work…”
Lol
We are both cursed to roam this earth while having our minds act like this
@@sharriceowens913I would but I'ma dude
Darth Vader: first time?
Accurate.
We call a big flock of crows a "murder"
We really should be calling a flock of seagulls a "massacre"
A "Homicide"
@@xenonsketchesletsgo A Road Kill?
A "carnage"
A bloodbath, a slaughter, or yeah, a massacre.
A Genocide
Seagulls poking you in the coconut is nothing compared to what they can actually do. Yoda got LUCKY
I understood that reference.
@@blahblah9036 same here.
🎵🎶 *Hmm ha, hm hm hm ha, hm hm ha, hm hm hm hm ha, hm ha, hm hm hm hm hmhm ha!* 🎶🎵
And then... I got hit in the neck wth a hackey sack. hM HM HM hM, wHere'd it come from?
Run, run, run ‘n jump; I can be your backpack while you run . . .
Fun fact about that longhorn beetle: they're not nearly as much of a threat as they used to be because woodpeckers actually LEARNEDD how to get them out of the wood. That's right, they taught themselves how to eat a new bug that burrowed its way into the bark different from our native bugs apparently, if it weren't for that amazing adaptation from our woodpeckers, they might have done so much worse
Klaus Schabb will be so jealous.
Oh no
When the woodpecker said “fuck it, let’s do it ourselves”
Woody’s an American hero 🫡
If the woodpeckers are helping out, this problem will decline in severity over time I'd wager
That prolonged silence after the "they don't work btw" felt somehow personal, lmfao. ...😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣
Quit using penis pills bro ,they don't work
@@ronanterry2529 I don't. I'm a woman
@@dryb3301 quit using penis pills lady
@@dryb3301 WOMAN☕
Rhinos in wild: I will literally kill anything that moves
Rhinos in zoos: gib pat
gib pat.
N O W.
Wolves versus dogs really
@@heiseigojifan2713 When you realize sharks kill less people than cows.
You know why? Most people are never around sharks or wolves and we all know they're dangerous.
That's such a nothing fact
@@heiseigojifan2713 only one human has ever died by a wild wolf, and that was when he try to do some thing dumb. I think.
@@heiseigojifan2713 Because I'm pointing out how much of a nothing fact your statement is.
The vast majority of people never even SEE a wolf in real life outside of a zoo. Dogs are literally everywhere humans are found. Not to mention, people don't go starting shit with wolves like they do dogs.
Hippos will attack anything that isn't bigger than them and some things that are. Yet dogs still kill more people than hippos. Because again, one's far more common.
Shit, you know what basically never attacks humans and is STILL statistically one of the deadliest animals in the world? Fucking deer.
When you find out the animal noises you heard weren’t real: *“How many lies have I been told by the council?!”*
Too many
It would be easier just to ask how much of what the council told you is the truth. The answer is a lot shorter.
First the animal noises, then a buncha other random government and doctor mythsss (how long it takes to digest gum, area 51, things like that) what's nextttttt
*Not even the Council has the whole truth!* So who lied to the Council?
Hence to title of the video
This guy needs his own PBS show; he's too good!
No matter how many of his videos I watch I am surprised and humoured at least twice by my man's vocabulary and choice of words every video.
“This cuttlefish is wearing glasses but its for science” is the best thing anyone has ever said
It's basically Sollux and Feferi
He looks very stylish in them too.
😅😅
I hope next they find a scientific reason to add a pompadour wig
Ikr? I fkn love this kid. 👍😆💯 Animal Planet needs this young man the way Discovery needs Mike Rowe.
I was just hoping the other day for a Casual geographic on Rhinos that went beyond “legally blind bipolar tank” and now it’s here. Thank you
That rhino having the zoomies warmed my heart just a little
But most of the Rhino information was already talked about!
Honestly I feel kinda bad for them if there not dangerous
@@ancientmegalodon29- In the wild, they are dangerous.
i thought you said national geographic joke joke
Fun fact: for all the faults the movie _Birdemic_ has, one thing I have to give it credit for is the clever subversion on the “bald Eagle” sound effect used in movies. Basically, the birds you see on screen are red-tailed hawks (the birds that *actually* make that sound), but their cries are the actual annoying screech of the bald Eagle.
"If you're old enough to remember this show, then god bless you" had me in tears 😂
The bald eagle taking credit for the red tail hawk's cry is the most America thing ever.
Yeah
same with the sound they make
they look all intimidating but as soon as they open their mouth they sound like a two year old
No it isn’t
@@MarceMarcus kinda is...
@@MarceMarcus whatever you say pal
Fun (false)fact: Benjiman Franklin didnt want bald eagles to represent America because he saw the eagles as cowardly and belive that turkeys would be a better bird to represent the country arguring that thier recklessly aggressive behaviour would be a better to represent the strength of America.
Benjamin Franklin might've had a point
😠The Truth Sucks.😟
@JayLeeBeanz the eagles are more majestic, but have you seen what a Turkey can do to someone?
Specifically, Franklin was referring to the bald eagle's tendency to steal fish from the osprey, rather than catching one itself. Theft of another animal's prey is called kleptoparasitism and is very common among fish eating birds.
@@Dracorex13 interesting
This man's parents have to be a GEM! Kid you are an ICON & A GENIUS! 💜👑💜👑💜👑💜👑💜
I say so too
"Some jokes just write themselves"... So true
"A seagull's diet plan is anything that fits down their garbage chute of a throat"
Classic. You're analogies are top notch.
your*
@@matthewmcdonough2253 My old 7th grade English teacher is visiting me on youtube. Thanks Mr. McDonough!
Holy shit its Gale Donwell
Seagulls used to be my favorite for that reason. I didn't know they ate dogs and baby seals...
Poor sea world 🥺
I'm more of a cat person, but i'd probably wouldn't turn down an armored puppy.
but I would probably would not
The big downsides would be cleanup and space. The smell of their feces must be pretty strong since tgey're so big and must popbout a lot.
😂😂 I didn't even think about the poop! But your right though. That'd probably be pretty smelly.
The vet bills would probably be really huge too
@@AbuAli-ff8yh yep
Honestly, it's one of my favorite channels. This channel makes me feel better when I'm bored or sick or I can't find any brain stimulation. I watch it regularly when I want to go to sleep. Sometimes i leave it playing on its own ,video after video. This is not a dig or insult. It's a legitimately good channel for great entertainment and comedy that always keeps my interest when I need help making my day better!
Bro. You need your own show on Discovery or even HBO. You're a true genius at what you do. 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿💯💯
As a rabid horse girl, I can confirm.
Rhinos are better than zebras. And honestly can't believe they're more related to donkies, because the donkies I've met just wanna back that dump truck of an ass up on you, so you'll scratch him, and the other cries at the fence at you when he doesn't get his own pile of hay, and he seems to think you can't walk without him, or go anywhere without him. He scream cries like a baby
They're like donkeys, but if the donkey was a total cock.
They actually breed a certain type of donkeys to keep predators away from herd animals such as sheep cattle and alpacas.
I love that you know this.
If yo a girl why kevin?
Domesticated donkeys are such underrated animals. I actually think they're a lot better than horses...smarter and friendlier. Stubborn, yes, but that comes with "smarter."
"Anything that is sleeping for 3 months straight isn't waking up anymore"
Ants: Are you challenging me, mammal?
😂😂That's a quality comment right there
Wooly bear caterpillar, to the ants: You can talk, amateurs.
Shii, water bears could be straight frozen in ice for years
Snails: Pathetic
Me in summer break: *Pathetic.*
After 2 hilariously educating, entertaining, and creatively thought provoking videos, you sir have flawlessly earned a lifetime subscriber. 😂👍🏾
I'm in a rough spot rn, struggling through trying to quit my addictions, and let me tell you, this channel has been a godsend. I just put them on and get lost in the witty commentary and fun facts. thank you man
This guy said, "bless your soul," for watching 'Flipper' with my grandma cause it was the only entertainment she thought was child appropriate.
I’m not gonna lie are used to love to watch flipper lol. I used to sing the theme song and all 😂😂😂
"They dont work btw"
*STARES WITH INTENSE REGRET AND DISAPPOINTMENT*
😳😂😂
imagine aliens killing your kind for pills that arent even working
😠Bitch, WHAT?!😆
*Shoots an intense thunderbolt at you in revenge*
Just seeing a cuttlefish rocking 3D glasses has made my day. He totally pulled them off too. Props right there
I felt a lion roar at close range. It does something to the soul that makes one want to find mommy asap. Cannot imagine that Tiger bellow.
I love how angry/offended that *THEY DO NOT LIKE TO BE TOUCHED* came across, like he’s the beetle’s therapist who had to hear him come home and go “I WAS TOUCHED BY A HUMAN I HATE LIFE”
"A lion will make you defecate bricks... but a tiger will make you shit your soul."
"The symbol of America just sounds like a seagull with laryngitis."
I lost it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😊 cool ooooo
A seagull after eating a chihuahua, even 😂
A lions roar is louder than a tigers facts
@@jbbanyon9869 yeah, but the tiger's roar has lower frequency and therefore, it's more intimidating. Facts.
Bro…found your channel by mistake but I’m sure as hell glad I did. Been binging for hours now. You got a subscriber for life here so keep the awesome videos coming!!
My Friend, YOU are an Educator of the Finest Kind! Make everything so accessible and easy to understand while being highly entertaining! What a GIFT You give those who might not have been so interested... You might be doing this for the Wildlife but You are MUCH appreciated 👍
I mean, you look at Pliny the Elder's original description of a 'Unicorn': "It has the body of a horse, the head of a stag, the feet of an elephant, the tail of a boar, and a single black horn three feet long in the middle of its forehead. Its cry is a deep bellow.". Sounds a lot like a secondhand description of a Rhino.
Remember Leviathan and behemoth from the Bible?
Yeah. They weren’t describing anything magical. Behemoth was the African bush elephant, and leviathan was just a really old Nile crocodile.
Dude must’ve been looking at some weird-ass stags
@@thatkidwiththehoodie He might have meant 'head of a stag' as in 'really, just the head, not the antlers'.
@@Alblaka I know, my point still stands xD
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 So is Gustave the Nile Croc really Leviathan in disguise?
It's kind of ironic how Steven Hillenburg, the creator of SpongeBob was a marine biologist. Yet he still used the non-dolphin noise for dolphins and other sea creatures in his show lol.
Weren't those stock noises? He probably considered the irony part of the joke in itself.
He probably knew and just did it for funsies.
Well he intentionally drew Spongebob as a dish sponge rather than a sea sponge because it was funnier.
@@RipperCyclotron Are sea sponges even, sentient?
@@Venom-rr1vgThe answer is yes, in the same way that trees are sentient
I love how you explain so much about animals I didn't even know about or new stuff on animals I already knew about but learned something knew about them .but you do all this in a short time. Your channel is awesome
Okay the cuttlefish one was adorable. When I think of one wearing glasses I can’t help picturing them using a tentacle to gently straighten them if they were to slip to one side 😊
'Since their kids end up killing more wood than erectile dysfunction" I shouldn't be laughing this hard but *MY SIDES*
He got me with "black enough to get a pass"
Nier q 9o
Nier
Bruh when I saw the beetle I instantly got nostalgia from the wild kratts episode
Only legends remember what I’m talking about
@@spacetacos7574 Guess I'm a legend then.
I love how even when this guy finds the worst things imaginable, there’s always something worse about the very thing he’s talking about.
Life and nature are pretty abominations
This man and his q-tip are educationally hilarious.
I don't know about Tiger roars but as a kid I found Lion roars quite terrifying.
I grew up at Obafemi Awolowo University and it had a functional zoo that had Lions.
The zoo was a couple of miles away from the staff quarters where we lived and we frequently heard the Lions roaring. They didn't sound that far away.
At a time there were rumours the Lions had escaped and during those times we children felt the roars were coming from a few feet away outside our room.
“It’s called LYING King for a reason”
That killed me faster than a Lion with an admantum skeleton and machete claws 😂
STOOOOOP XD
Most things would, in fairness. Machetes aren’t actually very good weapons lmao
How could he forget Frank Welker??? A bunch of the lion ‘roars’ was just Frank rawring into a trash can for that echoy effect
@@thatkidwiththehoodie tell that to South London gangs
@@legend._ I mean, it’ll do the job, make no mistake. There’s just better blades out there. Machetes are designed for cutting through dense foliage. When it comes to cutting flesh, they’re relatively inefficient.
Yo you should show everyone the Titan beetle. It makes the chirping long horn look small.
I work in a plant nursery. I saw a female titan beetle near one of the plant tables. She was dead, but she was huge. I put my hand next to her to gague her size. BTW, I could tell it was female by the pattern on her wings.
Or the Hercules Beetle with a horn and spike longer than my beak.
@JustMe I don't know about a bat but I'm willing to bet if you hit it with newspaper it'll hit you back.
I'm way more okay with them than the longhorn because OH GOD THE EYES ON THE LONGHORN
@@williamgeorge3111 fair enough 😂
The reason why that makes you happy is the fact that people perceived as serious as a scientist only can be - are still only a kid playing videogames in their mom's basement underneath. It makes them as human and as relatable as an CZcams content creator
When I was a kid and learned that birds evolved from dinosaurs, I couldn't believe it but the more I learn about them and how brutally they live despite being often small and cute, the kids believable it is
Some, such as cassowaries, have never forgotten their ancestry.
Do you know why we call the Bald Eagle the “Bald Eagle”?
It was actually shortened from Old English “Piebald” meaning - Crowned with white.”
Also, that’s an awesome Sublime Album.
Interesting. Didn't know that.
Makes sooo much more sense.
Well I think if you were to check, you would not find any hair on their heads. Same could be said for any bird I think, but still
@@doughboywhine they have feathers tho
@@V.U.4six Am I wrong though?
The bit about rhinos being legally blind is something I first heard about maybe forty years ago. It was in an article about a scientist who experimented with putting corrective lenses on a rhino and documenting how being able to se a lot better changed the behavior. I which I could remember more about this because as I remember it made a massive change in how the rhino interacted with other animals and people. But like I said it was probably more than forty years ago and I only read the article because it was interesting and well written. And I certainly never heard anything more about it after that. Back in the pre-internet age it was a lot more work needed to keep track of things like this.
That's some original Dr. Dolittle shit and I think that's awesome.
I learned more about animals in this video than 5 years of high school!
I have no idea how this homie made it on my feed, but I am happy he did! Funny, informative, and keeps it clean. 👏👏👏
Rhinos ARE technically Unicorns... Due to literally thousands of years of mistranslation, Rhinoceros was treated more as horned hippopotamus', which basically means "horned river horse". Centuries of misinterpretation and boom you have "horned horses"
And still makes sense, since they related to horse
Theres 1 horned rhino outside my window
@@dontpinme9321 Really?
@@Akashathesilentassassin ya I live in Assam, home to one horned rhino
@@dontpinme9321 Cool!
"Let's just appreciate that some guy went through years of school and student loans just to end up getting paid to put glasses on a discount octopus."
WORTH IT! ;D
"3d glasses on a discount octopus" made my day lol
Bruh your entire channel makes me happy in a way I can't understand. 🙏
As someone who got terrified by the roars of Leo the Lion from _MGM,_ let's appreciate the fact that Samuel Goldwyn and Louis Meyers have enough balls to film the roaring lion in front of camera and made it to the big screen.
04:37
That pause was *_BRILLIANT_* 😂
Had me rolling 🤣
yes
😩✋🏾
Me too- I was dying 😂😂😂😂
I heard “it won’t work btw”😭😭
We got red tails all over metro Denver. Sometimes you don't even see them, but their scree is iconic.
Ok i already knew about the tiger vs lion and eagle vs hawk sounds but as soon as you mentioned the dolphin vs kookaburra sound i officially learned something new
Okay you got to admit this dude is funny as hell with no laugh track 😂😂😂😂😂😂
...considering how smart dolphins are though, they can probably imitate the "fake" dolphin laugh.
Dolphin meat is delicious.
Grille with saffron and lavender flowers. Add crushed pecans. Spiritual chakras 2 and 5 will be activated. Good for clarity of thought; eyesight. Manifestation of procreation energy.
@@whitealliance9540
Random but ok
@@whitealliance9540 Judging by this random spiritual comment, i'd say you've had a bit too much dolphin meat for your chakras
@@whitealliance9540 bruh y tf you be eatin dolphins my guy, the fuck is wrong with you.
@@jazzman7842 well technically speaking in the USA for many years they had canned tuna but it was really dolphin meat...
See, the govt is smart, they force spirituality on you and you just accept it. You question me? Yet if you had to go to court tomorrow guess what it will say on the wall? Guess!!
It will say "In God we trust".
Yet I bring the mystery of nature and immortality, and you curse at my words? I am only on this planet for a few moments longer... Then you will see, so few of you asked my spirit the right questions.
Amen.
Growing up in a British seaside town seagulls have always been monsters, once saw a feathery prick attacking a child.
I hear red tailed hawks around my area all of the time. It's such a cool sound, I understand why they use it, but they could just be honest about it lol. Red tails are truly beautiful, deadly creatures.
"Their kids end up killing more wood than erectile dysfunction." bless u sir, i needed that today 🤣🤣🤣
This the comment I came to see lol
@@spadejones4741 same here ✌🏿
Was looking for this comment.
Oh yeah, every Brit lives in constant fear of seagulls. Did you know there’s one specific seagull in London that figured out how to hunt pigeons by jumping them, dragging them into water and drowning them, then picking the meat off the corpses and sharing it with his mate. These things are straight up flying Lecters
On one hand, mildly horrifying. On the other, that's a doting husband.
same in Ireland ... these demon birds will steal your tiny dog or cat and give absolutely zero fecks
They’re chill in canada
@@hexak1ll562 yeah but you have mooses and buff geese
Yep.
I remember a group of these flying psychopaths forming a V to dive at students at school, forcing the students to drop flat on the ground, usually dropping their food which the gulls at the end of the V would grab and the group would then land, distribute the goods, eat, then repeat.
If you didn't drop to the ground flat on your stomach? The gulls were not afraid to use force to MAKE you give up the goods.
And yes, I am talking about the birds and not the mob, mobsters have more mercy than these terrors.
Read a book where an island and its inhabitants were enslaved by seagulls: all I could think was "It's just a matter of _when_ this becomes reality for the UK at this point".
I live in Fallbrook Ca where red tailed hawks are everywhere. That screech they make gives you goosebumps and I hear it all throughout spring and summer. It’s the most America sound ever, I always scream ‘America!’ Like Will Ferrell in The Other Guys every time I hear it
The rhino with the zoomies was exactly what I needed to see after struggling with my chronic pain waiting for my medicine to work.
When I was a kid I went to the beach and started feeding bread to the seagulls, until this big ass seagull attacked me. So I refuse to like seagulls to this day, they crap everywhere and attack children..
Yeah I've heard that a lot of officials encourage people to don't feed the seagulls, because it makes them more aggressive
Fun fact because the rhino-unicron thing reminded me of it: The vikings used to pay indigenous peoples for narwhal horns - then they sold the narwhal horns but marketed them as “unicorn horns.” Everybody believed them, too.
So Vikings were the first ever scam artists?
Indigenous to where? Everyone is indigenous to somewhere.
@@logicplague glad you asked! I forgot to clarify, mostly Greenland but also Nunavut.
Imagine all the Lemons
Johm Lemon, why’d you name your band after that creepy ah bug (beetle)
I was 15 when Flipper premiered. I think you're a brilliant mix of facts and snark. Your vids make me 😅!
Keep teaching.
"They dont work btw...." The long silence after killed me🤣🤣
As soon as I heard about the lion king's actual roar, I realized my whole life is a lie...
My sister was a rhino keeper and you are right! They are absolute darlings! And they have peach fuzz!
I would give just about ANYTHING to be able to hang out with a rhino. They are up there with my very very favorite animals--and I grew up on a farm and ran a rescue.
Tell your sister to send some love scritches from a random weirdo on the internet. 😆
How dare you bless me for remembering Flipper 😂 But ty at the same time man. I absolutely enjoy your work young man. (I had to)
I admire the research you put into these things.. very interesting
So Yoda was legit warning us about seagulls. They do more than poke us in the coconut.
BLR ref??
@@abdulbaten9537 Yep!
@@thecatfather857 lesgooo
That bit about some jokes just writing themselves is absolutely brilliant. 🙌🖤🧿🖤🙌
I love cuttlefish more than i can tell you and that experiment makes me so happy.
One of the only movies to have an ACCURATE Eagle cry is brother bear.
Yep.
Yes!
Voice acting aside, fhe sound design is really accurate in that film.
I freakin loved it
Unicorns WERE single horned rhinos. Even in the Bible when it talks about unicorns, it talks about their might and brute strength, not how equines are typically described. Some modern translations change unicorn to "young ox" but it doesnt make as much sense in context especially since unicorn literally means ONE horn.
True, but why bring the bible into it?
@@esbirdnerd to show that back then, people were really describing rhinos instead of a generic horse with a horn?
@@jamesyun8444, but why he gotta bring rhinos into it?
@@esbirdnerd Because the Bible is one of the most well known books that has parts written thousands of years ago, so sometimes people will study older translations for info on historical stuff. It's how you get theories like the Nephilim being evidence of giants actually existing.
@@esbirdnerd because it's relevant to the topic, oh mighty cringe lord.
My new favorite goto laugh at lunch break channel. Satire Knowledge and comedy all in one place.
This one kept getting better and better. The cuttlefish with the 3D glasses was def a great finale!
The cuttlefish thing reminds me of the time scientists put stilts on ants to see if they counted their steps
I live in the UK, and seagulls down the coast are no joke. You have to literally watch out and protect your food if they're near by because you may be going hungry and they not.
Definitely. I live in a seaside town, and I've been had many a cone of chips 'liberated' by a gull or 3. There's never only one. They are gluttons with no moral compass and they make it everyone's problem
Do you live near Whitby? Official council signs warning about the risk of getting mugged by gulls at one time. Not been since lockdowns, so may have changed. Or have the gulls removed them?
New to this channel and I'm already a big fan!🙌🏽
Thanks for the blessings young fella! I remember Flipper and Ed the talking horse. Cool channel and good work.
Watching a rhino have the zoomies is the dose of wholesome I didn't know I needed.
Seriously, though. Tigers make lots of sounds and one of them hits the 'evacuate your bowels and run' button on the human brain. From miles away. Also, they actually live in the jungle (sometimes) and they're burlier than lions by a lot. Not sure why they're not king.
Well, tigers should be the kings of the jungle. Jaguars if the jungles are in the Americas.
This video just came across my feed. This man is funny. I rewind this a couple of times just to laugh again.
I'm physically unable not to hit the like button to your videos! Kudos from Brazil!
Flipper was my childhood, and I wasn't surprised a bit, when I found this out. I was already pretty up on how they liked to lie, even at a young age.
You, Sir, are a joy to watch and learn from.
Aww
Man the more I learn the more I wonder how I would have turned out if I was not lied to as much as a child.
Not all that different to be honest though.
That's the fact💯 Happy New year to All
Two videos in and I’m a subbie I didn’t know I needed this channel in my life 😂
I'd read Mufasa's roar and growl was Frank Welker imitating tiger noises while holding a metal trashcan upto his face. 😂
It was.
This guy is literally where I learn shit
Lol that's funny
Facts
The eagles has such a nice sound. You can herd it in brother bear. I here it at work once in a while at work because there are a pair of lovers that sit in the tree really close to the place I work.
If you're old enough to remember this show first of all God bless you this dude is hilarious 😂😂😂
It is honestly criminal that in pop culture, leopards are often dubbed over with cougar screams (a.k.a. sounds that leopards are physically incapable of making), and meanwhile lions are dubbed over with either tiger roars, or ACTUAL leopard roars.
Just watch The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe for an example. Literally ALL of Aslan's roars are leopard sounds-and meanwhile what do all the leopards and cheetahs sound like?
Take a guess...
“Meow!”
“Chirp!”
…my cat, too. She can’t meow, she freaking chirps
Honestly... The cougar scream creeps me out the most. Lion and tiger roars are definitely fear inducing, but the scream of a mountain lion just fills me with a creep factor that nothing else matches.
Maybe it's because I live around them, idk...
@@scottcantdance804 They also chirp.
Mom was inspecting mines, heard chirping and said, “What kind of bird is that?” The mine manager looked at her, horrified. “Ma’am… that’s a mountain lion. Not a bird.” But because Mom never tried looking for the source of the chirping, the lions never tried to intimidate her or chase her away.
cougar "roars" are menacing like the quick death
wut
The rhino having zoomies was so adorable I legit grinned
Dude I DIED when you made the old joke. God bless you too!
The Longhorn Beatles were in Dallas, Texas, in 1961. We had them on three cottonwood trees. They come out during the 4th of July, so we put firecrackers on them or down the borehole. They are very hard to find in any insect books.