Scientists found a whale that has a voice so low that other whales can’t hear them. They call out but nobody ever responds. They’re also known as “the loneliest whale”
He actually had a voice too HIGH to be heard, not too low. And in fact, he can still be heard, but he - like other whales - actually has his cries cancelled out by passing cargo vessels, meaning humanity is slowly silencing and isolating ALL of whalekind.
@@Arcessitor and I thought my idea of just running shipping containers on huge lengths of cables to the destination was barely worthwhile due to the negligible energy decrease
@@lagg1e In German it would be „Wieder was gelernt!“. The literal translation of this would be “again what learned“, even though this does not make sense grammatically. That’s the joke here.
@@leoborn4013 TL;DR: "Was" and "(Et)was" are homonyms in german, but not synonyms. They do not have the same meaning; you can NOT use the english translations interchangeably. @lagg1e was correct. "Again something learnt" is equivalent to "Wieder etwas gelernt". "Again what learnt" is incorrect, however. It only seems correct due to "was" (short for "etwas") and "what" sounding similar, but they actually have very different meanings. The "was" that translates to "what" is not the short version of "etwas" but rather its own word. Edit: Apparently I need to add this… I understand the joke. As, I think, did @lagg1e. Doesn’t change the fact that the joke would still work using proper grammar instead of the misuse of "what" as "was".
That’s actually true about the black pet thing. When I was looking at the pound’s website to see which dog to get, I heard that people don’t usually rescue black furred dogs because they’re not considered very photogenic. So I went and rescued a black dog and my family and I named him Duncan. And he is the cutest addition to the family ever, including in pictures. Zero regrets.
It's quite funny as I've got a mostly black kelpie cross (she has white on her belly, chest, paws, tail and a ever growing milkstain on her muzzle) and she's quite the dainty photogenic pupper I've seen.
When we adopted a cat two years ago, we went into the shelter with the intention of taking home a black cat, knowing that they take longer to be adopted because they are considered less desirable. We ended up with an 11-year-old black cat with some special needs and I wouldn't trade Molly for anything.
We took a really ugly looking cat with only a little patchy fur (especially in the summer) that makes her look sick although she's healthy. She's the most beautiful cat ever!
nah, it just means you can feel an emotion other than greif, this includes any other emotion also, there is the possibility that you live in perpetual greif and nothing else
Fun fact: wolves howls can mean a lot of different things, such as letting other packs know this territory is theirs, helping a lost member of the pack back home or just hunting.
@@jaggns5774 Vielleicht nennen die das beiden so. Oder zumindestens...wir Holländer nennen sowas Dunglish. Ich weiß dass sie die name Dunglish benutzen wenn es um "Say, are you totally pulled away from the toiletbowl?!" geht. Oder "Make that the Cat wise" oder "I am so proud as a peacock on you." Dunglish. Das andere Beispiel mit 'bro waslos" nenne wir Straßesprache oder einfach...traurig.
I always love how people say black cats are unlucky. We saved a black cat, who we later nicknamed the $1000 cat, after it was in a car accident and broke both its hips and back legs. After some expensive surgery and some care it went on to be one of the most wild, spastic and loving cats we’ve had. If that’s not good luck for both us and the cat I don’t know what is.
You know you're old when you just can't stop that nagging feeling that they're wasting all that good German Snapple. I know it's a sketch but it's just too many open bottles.
It’s true about the grief and wolf thing. Although I also believe they use it communication. My parent owned highbred wolves when it was legal in our state. One of the wolf dogs got killed by a car and the other wolf dog would howl almost all the time after that. Mom said it was one of the most painful sounds she’d ever heard.
Whales don’t usually die of old age. They get tired of jumping out of the water for air so they just drown themselves Correction: they don’t necessarily jump out of the water for air, they get tired of swimming up for air so they just sit there. And thanks for the likes, this is my most liked comment!!
Same goes for sharks, sharks needs to constantly move to breath (they need water to pass through their gills) They just die because they are too old to move enough to breath, they slowly drown
I don't know why this actually makes me feel so happy, kind of like that Bob Ross quote about needing darkness to appreciate the light. Like the fact that we have the ability to feel negative emotions is as much a blessing as a curse.
Just wanted to say: you guys are great. You effortlessly combine broadly understandable "lol those Germans, am I right?"-cliches with really on point blink and you'll miss it gags or stuff only people at least a little familiar with German culture would get. The Schnäpple label with Werner Herzog or the false-friend direct translations ("Again what learned!") come to mind. Amazing, keep it up, you guys *can't resist the urge* Greetings from Germany
Yes! The false friends! That’s German for you - you think you can translate because it sounds close, but you’re just mangling it. Or that’s just me. Lol
Me hearing the whale and elephant line: I understood that reference Basically, the line was used to describe the military of Germany and Britain in WW1 where the German army was the strongest but the British navy was strongest, and so they couldn't be compared as one was the strongest on land (elephant) and strongest in the oceans (whales).
@@RogueCoup thanks 😂😂😂 Before I only checked out grizzly man, where the picture on the bottle was from, and the plot of the movie is like a German snapple fact 😂
The black dog and cat fact reminds me of my late black cat. She was so sweet and would love to play. My dad has a black and white cat and he's the most hyper child I've ever seen lol. He grew around dogs too and they would play all the time.
These videos always make me crave Snapple’s which is weird because I don’t distinctly ever thinking “ooh wee I sure want a Snapple.” Anytime before this current moment
I felt such a deep grief, thinking about the ˋwhat learned´ joke and immediately realizing that knowing german is necessary to understand this ˋpearl of a joke´.
Ihr habt den Humor vieler echt auf den Punkt getroffen und habt Erfolg damit 🙂 , ich gönne es euch, ihr seid auch echt symphatisch 🙂 Grüsse aus der Schweiz 😊
One of my first memories was getting my kitty. I remember walking through the cages and seeing this black cat with a small white spot on her chest and immediately wanted her. "Are you sure you want her? She has 2 strikes." I didnt know what that meant at the time and i didnt care. I LOVED horror movies and thought black cats were cool. I adopted her and she gave me the best 15 years my life. RIP spooky
Besides the fake accent, I enjoy their Plots. That's not how germans speak English though. That's the Hollywood Stereotype. They do have a strong accent, but it's different.
Being a volunteer in a shelter I have to say that the cats and dogs one is "partially" true, we have way less adoption for fully black cats/dogs than any other color/pattern and they tend to stay longer in the shelter due to it
I never stopped to consider color. Growing up our shelter dogs always ended up being black. They were always some kind of spaniel or poodle mix though. That’s just sad.
@@nafreal Thanks for caring enough to tell me pal. That's a shame, but if it makes people chuckle, regardless if they see me or someone else say it, I guess it's okay
As someone whose childhood dog was a black Labrador Retriever, and whose family has owned mostly black Labrador Retrievers, you have no idea what visceral sadness you instilled in me with that fact.
I've got two adorable little black kitties that are absolutely the light of my life It's so sad that shelters have to stop adopting out black cats around Halloween cause they're so often killed :( My little voids have only brought me good luck 🖤
From what I heard the cute little voids often don't get adopted due to suspicion not boredom Which is one of the ways and reasons Halloween means none adopted cause of people wanting to use them in occult shit
Everyone... this whole trend of black kittens being killed more at Halloween than any other day is pure myth, and yet it doesn't stop shelters from panicking.
when you're saying whale live in the ocean , i was expecting you're gonna say but thousand of whales is suffering in the aquarium... like these thing! I love you saying fact fact fact it's my morning call
That last bit made me cry a little cuz I had a black cat and she died while giving birth to her 6 litter of kittens not even the kittens survived being born my sister and I where heartbroken and a bit depressed people at school made fun of my dead cat and any who did I would attack them since they would no leave me alone I miss that cat
Wolves howl for many reasons One is grief because they lost a family member. Another one is out of fear because they want to make themselves seem like. There's more of them. When they're really lonelythe last one is loneliness because they want their family nearby quickly so they howl. Wolves also hug via bites to the muzzle and kiss via pressing their nose up on eachother face. Wolves are very loving to their pack, aka family.
Scientists found a whale that has a voice so low that other whales can’t hear them. They call out but nobody ever responds. They’re also known as “the loneliest whale”
He actually had a voice too HIGH to be heard, not too low. And in fact, he can still be heard, but he - like other whales - actually has his cries cancelled out by passing cargo vessels, meaning humanity is slowly silencing and isolating ALL of whalekind.
@@Arcessitor and I thought my idea of just running shipping containers on huge lengths of cables to the destination was barely worthwhile due to the negligible energy decrease
@@aterack833that would spend more energy in the short term may take a 100 or so years for it to make a profit
For those who don't know, they eventually found another whale that could communicate with them :) The world can have happy endings sometimes.
@@tristanpieman9907🎉
“It is a gift to feel grief.”
That is true, when you remember that the word “gift” is german for “poison.”
Laughed out loud at this, as I was punted back violently to German class. Danke.
Same in sweden
Yiddish too
Kinda like pain is bread to the French ?
i have to thank hatsune miku for teaching me that actually
‘Again what learned’ HAHAHA love that germanic expression
Correctly it would be "again something learned". Just a word with 2 translations.
@@lagg1e In German it would be „Wieder was gelernt!“. The literal translation of this would be “again what learned“, even though this does not make sense grammatically. That’s the joke here.
@@leoborn4013 the correct sentence would be "wieder etwas gelernt" but most people just say "wieder was gelernt", but it is umgangssprachlich
Weer wat geleerd
@@leoborn4013 TL;DR: "Was" and "(Et)was" are homonyms in german, but not synonyms. They do not have the same meaning; you can NOT use the english translations interchangeably.
@lagg1e was correct. "Again something learnt" is equivalent to "Wieder etwas gelernt".
"Again what learnt" is incorrect, however. It only seems correct due to "was" (short for "etwas") and "what" sounding similar, but they actually have very different meanings.
The "was" that translates to "what" is not the short version of "etwas" but rather its own word.
Edit: Apparently I need to add this… I understand the joke. As, I think, did @lagg1e. Doesn’t change the fact that the joke would still work using proper grammar instead of the misuse of "what" as "was".
That’s actually true about the black pet thing. When I was looking at the pound’s website to see which dog to get, I heard that people don’t usually rescue black furred dogs because they’re not considered very photogenic. So I went and rescued a black dog and my family and I named him Duncan. And he is the cutest addition to the family ever, including in pictures. Zero regrets.
My dog’s mostly black and you can hardly see his eyes in photos because they blend in but in person they’re so shiny and he’s just gorgeous
What happened to your family, that you had to rescue them 😮
Sorry, I had to make that joke 😅
It's quite funny as I've got a mostly black kelpie cross (she has white on her belly, chest, paws, tail and a ever growing milkstain on her muzzle) and she's quite the dainty photogenic pupper I've seen.
That's just crazy to me. Black cats and dogs are soo cool!
I've seen rescues decorate the black cats with like bow ties and pearls for photos so that they stand out.
When we adopted a cat two years ago, we went into the shelter with the intention of taking home a black cat, knowing that they take longer to be adopted because they are considered less desirable. We ended up with an 11-year-old black cat with some special needs and I wouldn't trade Molly for anything.
Maybe you could trade it for some life expectancy
@@kirex6661 fatherless
We took a really ugly looking cat with only a little patchy fur (especially in the summer) that makes her look sick although she's healthy. She's the most beautiful cat ever!
Pop me some molly
@@kirex6661 maidenless
"Fakten, fakten, FAKTEN!"
Und dabei am die Leser denken
@@TremereTT Es gibt Google Übersetzer 💀🤡
Lmao. Goede honde.
I’m just using translate to english
Me and my German friend everytime : das ist Fakten!!!
Ngl he taught me German, I use it always when chatting with him
Honestly he has a point. To feel grief means you can feel happy and will feel it again. That in itself is the greatest gift of all.
nah, it just means you can feel an emotion other than greif, this includes any other emotion
also, there is the possibility that you live in perpetual greif and nothing else
True, but gift in German is poison
Fun fact: wolves howls can mean a lot of different things, such as letting other packs know this territory is theirs, helping a lost member of the pack back home or just hunting.
Or because they have some spicy drama to share
"Animal facts can't be anything sad!"
Me: *immediately thinks about how orcas punt seals into the air*
An old Orca saying goes: "it's all fun and games until someone gets hurt, then the real fun begins"
Und der seal punt ist comische!
See, animals play football too!
czcams.com/video/uiFAsHk6YEQ/video.html
Dolphins also use fish
Orcas are dope
While wolves howl to communicate in general, I have to say;
Damn it, German Snapple... why you gotta be factual about the black pups and kittens...
to raise awareness in a factfull way
**pats big black cat next to her lap**
@@DaveXYZ369
Fakten, fakten, fakten!
@@salkjdfhalsdgfkauhg again what learned
@@SilverCraftLPx
Nothing I didn't already know, tbh.
I love how the dog is like, “you wont do that to me right?”
E
I love that they have a black dog. It makes the fact have a really positive spin
If you took the caps off the Snapple bottles you could make round sunglasses, und zen you could take over zhe vorld!!
Ah, Dr. Star Platinum, we meet again!
@@unholycrusader69 Ah, Prozecuter Milez Edgevorth, ve meet again!
@@Mangoshine Ah, fuck, is that Franziska?
GERMAN SCIENCE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Mein pfp is zhe gift zat keeps on giffing.
Germans don't actually laugh at anything, they just point at the thing that's humorous and say the word "Funny."
This video was funny.
The first reply has now been stolen from the bots
whats 9+10
You are totally wrong, they say "Lustig"
@@fuego2606 Nee. Witzig.
@@Rigged10000 21
The dog at the end!! I had to loop this like 8 times to get enough doggo
Smokey Doggo
my black lab when she hears she's being called boring: EXCUSE ME WHAT THE FU-
"There can't be anything sad about animal facts"
Cries in Hachiko
I love Hachiko 😭
Hachiko my beloved 😭
Too soon 😿
"Again what learned" is one of the best joke I've ever heard
That ain't a joke, that's literally Denglish.
"Wieder was gelernt" is a German phrase
Translate each of those words on its own and you'll see :)
@@opachki8325 I know
That's what makes it so hilarious
@@opachki8325 ja - nein. das ist ein witz.
"digga wie cringe ist der iPhone dude eigentlich so, like bro was los bei dem?" ist denglisch.
@@jaggns5774 Vielleicht nennen die das beiden so. Oder zumindestens...wir Holländer nennen sowas Dunglish.
Ich weiß dass sie die name Dunglish benutzen wenn es um "Say, are you totally pulled away from the toiletbowl?!" geht.
Oder "Make that the Cat wise" oder "I am so proud as a peacock on you." Dunglish.
Das andere Beispiel mit 'bro waslos" nenne wir Straßesprache oder einfach...traurig.
clever mountain :-)
"But it is a gift to feel grief" has to be the most German thing I have ever heard in my life.
I always love how people say black cats are unlucky. We saved a black cat, who we later nicknamed the $1000 cat, after it was in a car accident and broke both its hips and back legs. After some expensive surgery and some care it went on to be one of the most wild, spastic and loving cats we’ve had. If that’s not good luck for both us and the cat I don’t know what is.
"Animal facts can't be sad"
Otters and dolphins: Am I a joke to you?
TBF, those facts tend to be terrifying.
Not sad. Fucked up and evil.
This quote was just preceded with a shot of a Schäpple bottle with the picture of Werner Herzog and a bear...
I know I'm a bit late, but what sad facts there are about dolphins? Aside from a couple anecdotes everything I know about them is nice.
@@riccardolanni9973 they 'ravish' A lot. For fun. Male or female, cross species or in house. They... play rough.
Wolves howl for communication. Humans howl because they experience severe grief
I love this duo. They really are hilarious. So glad I discovered CZcams Shorts.
"There can't be anything sad with Werner Herzog on it!"
You know you're old when you just can't stop that nagging feeling that they're wasting all that good German Snapple. I know it's a sketch but it's just too many open bottles.
I was thinking the excat same thing. I am hoping they knocked on a neighbour's house and offered any Schnapple they couldn't drink.
They opened 3 bottles, you telling me between 2 grown men they can’t drink that? Also I’m sure they can refrigerate them for later anyways
@@mattpassos5689 Consider this: they may needed more than one take for the final cut.
@@bilib1891
they pretend to open them new and add a popping sound effect, don’t worry they aren’t wasting.
would it make you happier if there is no such Thing as german Snapple?
because, fun Fact...
It’s true about the grief and wolf thing. Although I also believe they use it communication. My parent owned highbred wolves when it was legal in our state. One of the wolf dogs got killed by a car and the other wolf dog would howl almost all the time after that. Mom said it was one of the most painful sounds she’d ever heard.
I love these German snapples, my dad used to get them for us all the time and I loved reading the little animal facts on them
"again what learned" = wieder was gelernt 😂😂😂😂 it's great hahaha. Love these little jokes about us German people
Whales don’t usually die of old age. They get tired of jumping out of the water for air so they just drown themselves
Correction: they don’t necessarily jump out of the water for air, they get tired of swimming up for air so they just sit there. And thanks for the likes, this is my most liked comment!!
Dang, that sucks but thank you for this Snapple fact.
No they don't 🤣
@@Jl-em3rx Did you interview a whale?
@@dargus1718 I am a whale
Same goes for sharks, sharks needs to constantly move to breath (they need water to pass through their gills)
They just die because they are too old to move enough to breath, they slowly drown
That little pop sound when the lid comes off is so satisfying
“Whales live in the ocean while elephants live on land”
i was like NO SHIT BRO
Somewhere in the world, there's a forgotten, abandoned library where books slowly decay, their stories fading away unheard and unappreciated.
Well that was depressing and felt false. I love it.
Only the first fact was false, as wolves howl to communicate in general.
Sadly, the last one is true.
czcams.com/video/g4xEt1yUYYQ/video.html
But whales do in fact live in the ocean and you usually don't see elephants hanging out with them. 👀
@@ilarious5729 Yes yes I do know that haha, was just the first one that felt false and the last one that felt depressing
😅👍
"See? Again what learned " wieder was gelernt, geil xD
I don't know why this actually makes me feel so happy, kind of like that Bob Ross quote about needing darkness to appreciate the light.
Like the fact that we have the ability to feel negative emotions is as much a blessing as a curse.
I like the idea that 10% of German Snapple facts aren’t depressing, so that you always feel a glimmer of hope.
Me who loves black cats: I feel a great disappointment in humanity as if a million brain cells cried out and were all silenced.
I have ruined the likes
That sounds like it should be a lyric in Sound of Silence but it isn't.
plus they take longer to be adopted just because people think they are unlucky or they just have white furniture
Just wanted to say: you guys are great. You effortlessly combine broadly understandable "lol those Germans, am I right?"-cliches with really on point blink and you'll miss it gags or stuff only people at least a little familiar with German culture would get. The Schnäpple label with Werner Herzog or the false-friend direct translations ("Again what learned!") come to mind. Amazing, keep it up, you guys
*can't resist the urge* Greetings from Germany
Yes! The false friends! That’s German for you - you think you can translate because it sounds close, but you’re just mangling it. Or that’s just me. Lol
Lol those german-?
@@majinplaton Added an "s"
Can someone tell me what the false friends translation actually IS?
And oh the- “it is a Gift to feel grief!”
I died 😭
Despite the joke it really is a gift for people to feel grief because it means you cared deeply enough for someone or something to experience that
Me hearing the whale and elephant line: I understood that reference
Basically, the line was used to describe the military of Germany and Britain in WW1 where the German army was the strongest but the British navy was strongest, and so they couldn't be compared as one was the strongest on land (elephant) and strongest in the oceans (whales).
That Werner Herzog picture on front of the flask was just perfect * chefs kiss *
Thanks to you I knew what to type in Google :D
It's really funny 😂 (in the context of this video at least lol)
@@barpe4514 just check out werner herzog and chickens
@@RogueCoup thanks 😂😂😂
Before I only checked out grizzly man, where the picture on the bottle was from, and the plot of the movie is like a German snapple fact 😂
That dog is the best cameo ever
The black dog and cat fact reminds me of my late black cat. She was so sweet and would love to play. My dad has a black and white cat and he's the most hyper child I've ever seen lol. He grew around dogs too and they would play all the time.
These videos always make me crave Snapple’s which is weird because I don’t distinctly ever thinking “ooh wee I sure want a Snapple.” Anytime before this current moment
I felt such a deep grief, thinking about the ˋwhat learned´ joke and immediately realizing that knowing german is necessary to understand this ˋpearl of a joke´.
Ja, but it is a gift to feel grief!
Ihr habt den Humor vieler echt auf den Punkt getroffen und habt Erfolg damit 🙂 , ich gönne es euch, ihr seid auch echt symphatisch 🙂
Grüsse aus der Schweiz 😊
One of my first memories was getting my kitty. I remember walking through the cages and seeing this black cat with a small white spot on her chest and immediately wanted her. "Are you sure you want her? She has 2 strikes." I didnt know what that meant at the time and i didnt care. I LOVED horror movies and thought black cats were cool. I adopted her and she gave me the best 15 years my life.
RIP spooky
It's like fortune cookies
one is "Love is good"
the next is telling you genuine life advice
I have a friend who lives in Germany and he thinks these are the funniest shit EVER.
Besides the fake accent, I enjoy their Plots.
That's not how germans speak English though.
That's the Hollywood Stereotype.
They do have a strong accent, but it's different.
@@mihailhidler5400 I sink we to speak like sett.
@@mihailhidler5400 most Germans only wish they could speak English as funny as Flula Borg. That man’s got special talent. And he’s… comfortable. 😚
“And then the American had a depressing fact, funniest crap I’ve ever seen!”
@@mihailhidler5400 my grandparents spoke pretty similar, perhaps they were faking it every time I met them
Being a volunteer in a shelter I have to say that the cats and dogs one is "partially" true, we have way less adoption for fully black cats/dogs than any other color/pattern and they tend to stay longer in the shelter due to it
I never stopped to consider color. Growing up our shelter dogs always ended up being black. They were always some kind of spaniel or poodle mix though. That’s just sad.
There can’t be anything sad about animal facts!
Casual geographic has entered the chat
I was expecting facts about extinction and animal cruelty. Thanks Snapple for keeping it civil and gentle :,)
The sound the bottles make when they're opened is just.... MMMHH
"It’s a gift to feel grief"
Said by a German, I would’ve thought a certain Austrian would say that
As an American living seit 2 months in a German Psychiatrische Krankenhaus..."Trauer ist ein Geschenk" sounds exactly like German advice.
That’s why I am proudly with 2 🐈⬛ and will always keep an eye out for them ❤
I feel so ashamed, I've been trying to find elephants for the past 5 years and I could never spot them from the coastline. Now it all makes sense!
Just wanted to let you know that your comment was unfortunately copied from a bot and got wayyy more attention than yours.
@@nafreal Thanks for caring enough to tell me pal. That's a shame, but if it makes people chuckle, regardless if they see me or someone else say it, I guess it's okay
I removed my like instantly when I heard it was a bot.
And finally I found the Original.
The joke was 👌
I am German and I don't know snapple.
I am boring?
You are fine just the way you are
You Are Enough 😉
Same!! Every time I see these I wonder wth snapple is, like am I supposed to know it?? Is it even a real thing??
@@salemtargaryen123 shnapps + apple juice possible
or it's apple juice plus somezhing else
No, you are perfectly normal. Snapple isn't even a thing anymore...well at least not where I am from.
German Snapple is so mighty it can make shit up and nobody questions it.
As someone whose childhood dog was a black Labrador Retriever, and whose family has owned mostly black Labrador Retrievers, you have no idea what visceral sadness you instilled in me with that fact.
Hey I'm just impressed the Germans can fit PARAGRAPHS on this tiny lids!
You are incorrect, what appear to be letters are actually microscopic text of an entire German novel.
We need an episode where round sunglasses villain opens his first Snapple
Wolves actually don't howl out of grief, but a matter of communication, either as a call to hunt, a rally call, or just a territorial expression
The Schnäpple bottle with the picture of Werner Herzog and a bear was just to funny!
"Again what learned"
My soon to be German English teacher heart is crying
I hope you're not gonna have a circle-run-together-break
@@bernhardbauer2153 well, I didn't plan on doing so, but now that you've mentioned it...😂
I've got two adorable little black kitties that are absolutely the light of my life
It's so sad that shelters have to stop adopting out black cats around Halloween cause they're so often killed :(
My little voids have only brought me good luck 🖤
Wait..people stop giving out black cats on Halloween, because people adopt them and then kill them?
Like a Thanksgiving but with a cat?
From what I heard the cute little voids often don't get adopted due to suspicion not boredom
Which is one of the ways and reasons Halloween means none adopted cause of people wanting to use them in occult shit
@@altrus_hive Why? Because of superstition? But killing a pet is forbidden by law, I assume?
@@altrus_hive But who does it and why?
Everyone... this whole trend of black kittens being killed more at Halloween than any other day is pure myth, and yet it doesn't stop shelters from panicking.
German Snapple is one of the best running jokes I’ve ever seen on CZcams. Also:
Fakten! Fakten! Fakten!
I have a black cat. He is nothing but entertainment, especially at 4 am, putting paws in my ears and screeching.
These guys need a TV show
The Werner Herzog label got me hahahahahahahahahahaha fakten fakten fakten!
My neighbor is howling a lot, she must also be in severe grief.
Werner Herzog as the mascot with the bear was the cherry on top 😂😂😂
Ein dog….
Looks so happy
when you're saying whale live in the ocean , i was expecting you're gonna say but thousand of whales is suffering in the aquarium... like these thing!
I love you saying fact fact fact
it's my morning call
I have had dozens of cats thru ownership and fostering. Every single black cat has been the sweetest, loviest creature to ever exist.
You guys always put me in a good mood
“Whales live in the ocean, and elephants live on land”
Wow thank you so much for enlightening me I had no clue!! 😁😁😁
We lurn everyday :)
@Anissa Poppy we really do 😊
At the whales i honestly thought they would bring up how the whales die "of old age"
„Again what learned“ is our favorite Denglish saying at the office
Calvin: *gets depressing facts
Habs: OOOH! THIS IS NOICE!!
"there can't be anything sad about animal facts"
Google casual geographic.
looking at Werner Herzogs face and hearing "there can't be anything sad" really fucks with me
I love these guys so much I love the shaky videos I don't know why but I it makes it feel more personal
This is even more funny than the last video on Schnappen because this has even more of the fun facts and more FAKTEN!
"Again what learned" us the best denglisch line I have ever heard
I can't stop giggling at Warner Herzog, even though the bear connection is sad.
"Ya, but it is a gift to feel grief!" Does anyone else know what "gift" if German means?
It means poison. 😂
How Trojan.
From the black cats I've encountered they're all full of attitude, I love it!
Ich schaue eure Videos schon eine Zeit lang - als großer US Fan, danke euch !!!
‚Again what learned.‘ 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am fainting… 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine a traveller in ancient times giving a bottle of mead to a local leader saying it's a "gift"
That last bit made me cry a little cuz I had a black cat and she died while giving birth to her 6 litter of kittens not even the kittens survived being born my sister and I where heartbroken and a bit depressed people at school made fun of my dead cat and any who did I would attack them since they would no leave me alone I miss that cat
I love the Germanisms/language calques. "Again what learned" = "wieder (et)was gelernt". 😁
It is gift to feel grief is so true, because if you never experience grief, you never experience love.
Wolves howl for many reasons One is grief because they lost a family member. Another one is out of fear because they want to make themselves seem like. There's more of them. When they're really lonelythe last one is loneliness because they want their family nearby quickly so they howl. Wolves also hug via bites to the muzzle and kiss via pressing their nose up on eachother face. Wolves are very loving to their pack, aka family.
“Factin factin factin!!!
Nom!”
"Wieder was gelernt." Again what learned, i love it.
These are my favorites alongside the bedtime stories
Ja, der musing over despair leads to realizing the joy of life.
*Looks over at his black cat*
You have no freakin clue how good you have it!