Most Dangerous Animal Body Parts That Can Kill Them

Tune in for the most dangerous animal body parts that can kill them!

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[phoenixfindsfun]

I loved when he said “that’s an extreme nose ring” I DIED LOL

[santiagomoreno]

The explode ants idea is great, if your colony is run by extreme numbers for the food. But if u give them a way to atack you suddenly have a sheesh ton of firepower.

[amazingvioletrose]

Jeez, imagine you get in a fight with your friend, and you accidentally pull their head off, life is brutal..

[joycewilson]

With all the possible deadly results of growing antlers, why did and does genetics still favor them. Weird.

[Selmarya]

The porcupine is honestly one of the worst animals when it comes to birth
Their babies have spikes and if they are born the wrong way, they can cause pain for the mother or worse, internal bleeding

[alexanderoke]

Okay, the pigs hanging by their horns on trees I have to say is an absolutely dimwitted myth.

[douglasgriffiths]

My uncle, an avid hunter, came upon 2 bucks that had their antlers interlocked during fighting. He shot them both. Put them out of their misery, and had double the venison. (Jan Griffiths).

[ElvisLivesUpstairs]

Elephant populations have gone from 12 million to 400, 000 in a century. 😔

[iarissei]

This is one of your best videos. I like learning things, so please keep doing these type of interesting and educational and fun videos! 😀

[jamesdorpinghaus]

My old boss has a deer skull whose antlers grew into it's neck.

[CeNTTTTT]

I just love when I get that notification saying "Someone liked your comment!" Or "Someone has subscribed!" Makes my day

[areyoukittenme]

Fun fact: bees sometimes think that stinging is not worth dying for so they will run around in circles and free themselves and the sting won’t even hurt afterwards

[YippeeEevee]

4:29 I'm from Indonesia and I have heard about the Babirusa here's some boring facts about it click here




The name actually makes sense cause Pig in Indonesia is called Babi (Babi is pronounced Baaah bee) and deer is Rusa (Rooo saa) and mix em up = Babi Rusa
the Babirusa is a water pig so he can be found in water sometimes there's a low chance of it and other Babirusa's hate baths ;)
The horns are for protection of their babies and there's a legend that says the Babirusa is a mix of Babi and Rusa

Pretty much it bye

[Sskaaksssko]

I’m so sad for the animals with horns tusks and antlers

[neuroisis]

Speaking of insane creatures: you should one day do a video about the mating habits(and crazy facts) about Humming Birds. I sit outside all day, and watch these tiny beasts fight each other like their in the MMA. Mattter of fact, 2 weeks ago l was pummeled in the face by a trio of these tiny mighty fighters. I have the scratches on my arm to prove it! They don't give a damn about me during the end of mating season. Here in GA, it's August. Anyway, not many people know a lot about them, and how far they fly every year, and return to the same mating grounds....l just think it would make for a cool and educational video. No one will look at Hummers the same way, after knowing how long they live, how far they travel, and their Insane(and terrifying if they're coming toward your face) mating practices. Awesome video! Hope for more about and I animals, always. Luv, Nat

[victoriakalberg]

Breaks my heart that some of these can kill them..

[sarahmitchell]

These poor animals life can be so cruel sometimes

[TheGruffchickJournal]

You guys didn't cover entomologists' favorite sloth fact: "By descending a tree to defecate, sloths transport moths to their oviposition sites in sloth dung, which facilitates moth colonization of sloth fur. Moths are portals for nutrients, increasing nitrogen levels in sloth fur, which fuels algal growth." Sloths are weird. 😄

[oiram]

For years i have wondered how a turtle so big ended up on its back. When i was maybe 6 or 7 my brother 10 or 11 saved a tortoise that was about 100 lbs or so and it was in the middle of the road about 50to 75 feet or so from the water. Now i wonder where the 2nd bigger tortoise was that defeated this giant. Well it was giant to a 6 year old.

[mrmatiwane]

14 hours. Got to admire the determination from the Australian mouse like animals...