Most Amazing Animals In The World

These are the most amazing animals in the world and the abilities that earn them that title!

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[TheNonameHousehold]

Fun fact when the Platypus was first discovered nobody believed the guy because they thought it was too ridiculous to be true 😅

[Chisszaru]

As a metalhead, i can confirm that the head-ache and pain in the neck stings like hell. It literally feels like someone tries to crack your head open and your neck feels like someone tried to spin your head around a million times. It hurts alot. Trust me. I know. I still experience neck pain and head-aches, despite not having attended any metal festivals over the recent three years.

[medo]

Animals are truly amazing, there is still so much we don't know about them

[lorrieharris]

Many years ago, when I lived out in the sticks, in Kansas, I had this derpy dog, named Harley. He barked at passing cars, he barked at fence-posts, he barked at blowing grass... but he especially barked at his best friend, a spadefoot toad that lived under our shed. Now, I tagged the toad with the name Jabba the Hop, and while it might not've been the most original name, it was the most apt, because Jabba was so fat, his little feet barely touched the ground, and not enough for him to actually hop. This is where Harley comes in. Every morning, Jabba would wriggle and writhe, and dig his way out of his burrow under the shed, and Harley would be there to greet him, and roll him across the yard to the wading pool (which we kept for the dogs because it gets hot, and they like to play in the water). There, this fat toad would sit all day, catching mosquitos, and as the sun was going down, Harley would roll him back to the shed.

I swear! If I hadn't seen it myself, I wouldn't have believed it, either.

Anyhow, the air grew crisp, the leaves began to fall, and Jabba stopped crawling out of his burrow. Harley spent weeks just sitting by the shed, waiting for his buddy, who never showed. He finally found other doggie things to do, and one of them was playing football with the kids (more like stealing the football from them). Then, one warm spring day, Harley stopped dead in the middle of hijacking the ball again, his ears perked up. Then with a soft woof, he ran to the shed, and did a little doggie dance, his tail whipping back and forth like Jaden Smith's hair, and out scrambled Jabba, much thinner than when we last saw him.

And yes, Harley rolled Jabba to his spot next to the pool, just like before.

[nkman]

What's good in this channel is that it provides many facts we can learn while at the same time, provides entertainment and jokes also.
Good job Be Amazed. No bad comments will ever stop this channel from existing.

[kimberlypatton]

At my house in S. Florida we had a regular visitor - a red headed woodpecker- who simply wouldn’t give up his tapping on the treated telephone pole out by the street, He was the most determined and (literally!) the most hard headed bird I’ve ever seen ! We got used to seeing him and had to wonder how long it would be before he caught on to the futility! AND.. at 14 we went fishing of off of the bridges in the Keys. The very first fish I ever caught was a puffer fish and he sure puffed up!

[maxbrand]

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[samnoel]

Perry is really undercover, I love this channel.

[AryannaMckay]

the ogre faced spider is actually kind of cute

[patrickcalapatan]

Ogre faced spiders remind me of tiny cat heads... THEY CAN JUST BE SO CRUEL BUT CUTE!

[YellowFaceINC]

I think the Ogre-Faced spider is cute. Just me?

[siteantipas]

I'm Tropophobic, so this video thumbnail kind of gave me chills.

[harmonysugarmaple]

I like how you give us the info information we don't want, but we need. Keep up with the great work BE AMAZED! Thanks for the video.

[garyruss]

Well, the echidna does have a very unique feature that you probably can't mention on a family friendly YouTube channel. Though the platypus member is just as freaky.

[mint_podcast]

Life is a cinch if you move by the inch but life is hard if you move by the yard. Remember take your time. Good things will follow 🙏

[melissashort]

I binge watch this! Love when the new ones come out. If only school could have been this fun. I learn and laugh til my sides hurt. Thank you so much for the in depth content!

[danielleeveritt]

One of the reasons woodpeckers can peck so fast is because the tongue wrapping around the skull works as a type of shock absorber.

[accalya]

I never knew that the Pufferfish makes these beautiful circles 🫨 How can one not love a Pufferfish! They are so awesome 😊 Thanks Be Amazed ❤️

Edit: I never knew about the cute Woodpecker's tongue either!! 😱😱😱

[tgc]

What I like about be amazed is he’s just himself. He’s also not afraid to project that to the internet

[loreengraham]

I’ve been watching your content for over 3 years now and your intro and content has gotten better. Keep up the grind 😤😀