Backyard Squirrel Maze 2.0- The Walnut Heist

Thanks to these folks for providing some of the music in the video:

Laura Shigihara - @supershigi

[TheBlakeGG]

Mark is the only dude on youtube who would spend a year building a better maze for his squirrels

[AGlimpseInside]

I never thought I would be this excited for a YouTube video sequel… But here I am giddy with anticipation

[BiigManGage]

even though Mark Robers uploads are far apart, the quality and effort put into them is insane.

[neilhess]

I gotta tell you: In the crazy, sad, dark world we live in, content like this is absolutely priceless. Thank you!

[johnnyharris]

Oh boy. My children (and I) have been waiting patiently for this.

[quill_bee]

The fact that Frank went on the roof, assessed the vent layout, and went in and nailed it, is incredible to me

[lollettealipe]

Riveting action! Aside from admiring your creativity and your abilities, I was at awe with the tenacity and intelligence of the squirrels. 16:41 minutes to watch squirrels go through the maze? So worth it!

[AGlimpseInside]

Little touches like naming the end goal “Fort Knuts” Brilliant

[PlasmaChannel]

Expecting Phat Gus to sprout wings and just fly to Fort Knuts.

[klodinepautes]

Excellentissime !!!! Du haut de mes 64 ans, je suis ravie que des jeunes gens comme vous existent !!! Belle âme d'enfant, ne changez rien !!! 😂😂😂

[Beppojoe]

THIS IS SO COOL! This is like all of my childhood dreams, incredible.

[matejfurst]

I still don't understand how Mark manages to raise the bar for the best YouTube content with every single video he creates

[steveokinevo]

You seriously have the coolest squirrels around your house. 🐿 🐿🐿 🐿 Phat Gus is also my favorite.

[Alan_Hans__]

A live stream of those squirrels could become the most watched thing on youtube. They are so incredible.

[bloomfilms]

This guy went from NASA engineer to squirrel-course enthusiast, and I'm here for it.

[Skittle_TheCatOfficial]

Fun fact:
Flying squirrels are no different from normal squirrels, but they have a big flap of skin between their arms and legs.
They use these “wings” to glide from tree to tree, parachuting, with MORE drag. So they glide.

[max]

Watching a squirrel actually memorize the path of a maze by looking at it outside and then being able to go inside and get it perfectly on it's first try is one of the most mind-blowing things I have ever seen, I could not believe that a squirrel could posses that level of intelligence. Most of the other challenges by contrast were still really cool and funny, but were mostly just brute forced by repeated trials.

[Zho]

i thought it couldn’t get better than the first one

[pencilRC]

The fact that the squirrels were not only expecting the brick to fall back, but also were preparing for it! This amazes me. Squirrels are so intelligent

[heyBrandonB]

I know where I'm heading if ever turned into a squirrel