Embarrassingly Dumb Ways Animals Died While Hunting

Animals That Paid With Their Lives For One Bite
It's Hard To Believe, But It Happens All the Time in the Ocean

[grimreminder]

Hippos being like Honey Badgers just doing what they want, nature's a crazy amount of freedom

[cainmathewson]

Can you imagine having your head stuck a buffaloes bum? That would be THE worst death ever. Up there with being buried alive or eaten by ants or realizing while drunk that YOU and YOU alone volunteered to take your little sister to that frackin Taylor swift concert (a slow way to go)

[SakuragiSayo]

I love what you said about that buzzard. I hate the misconception people often have about buzzards. The birds they are calling buzzards are usually vultures. Buzzards prefer carrion but unlike vultures, buzzards are perfectly capable of hunting and killing their own food. The talons of buzzards are not as sharp as those of an eagle, but they are sharp enough to kill and hold prey.

[TambayTambayTravel]

They are not dumb; they just want to survive and do whatever they need to do to feed themselves and their young.

[benmcreynolds]

To make matters worse: The cane toads eggs and tadpoles are even deadly! So that's causing a even further level of havock to Australia's ecosystem.

[PaintedDog]

A lot of herbivorous animals will eat other animals now and then. Plants don’t have all the nutrients an animal needs, like salt, calcium, and phosphorus.

[Rick_Sanchez_C_]

“If the carcass drifts towards the shore land scavengers are after it, mainly scientists.” Hahahahahaha

[JustSomeGuyWhoisLost]

the last time I came this early my girlfriend cried.

[michaelbraum]

I have to say that I really love your videos. That said, the only dead predator I saw was the croc that tried to flee on top of the hippos. Disappointing.

[livingstonekot]

"If the whale carcass drifts towards the shore, large land scavengers are after it, mainly scientists....".... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh man you kill me 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣

Nothing like a bit of humor to make an educational video very fun, entertaining and enjoyable to watch... Keep up the good work bro... 👌👌👌 Liked and subscribing now...

[charlespancamo]

Why are you blurring the whale carcasses? Bit much don't you think?

[silent]

"namely scientist" That cracked me up 🤣😂

[angharaddenby]

What's with all the blurring in the images? Why can you not leave them as they are? We ALL know that nature isn't that pretty!

[mauveferret]

Thumbnail had me thinking "Team Rocket's blasting off agaaaaiiinnn...! D;"

[timlamiam]

that lion with its head stuck up a carcass ass was too funny. must have been fella's worst day ever

[jimwilliams]

To WATOP: I am quite hard of hearing and therefore must use the "Captions" option when viewing so many sites here on YouTube. Your site, however, is quite easy to understand without my need of captions. Whether you do this intentionally or not, I do salute you for your consideration of us who are so disabled. You are, indeed, WATOP! :)

[VNV]

That poor lion cub. He had a collar around his neck for a while... dang

[patrickmuhwheeney]

Well done...Informative and funny. Thanks!

[theoldman]

Great video. The last part (the sound a Peacock makes) gave me a thought. Could you do a video on ::Animals that sound nothing like you think they would:: I know a couple right ff. Springbok make a grunt that sounds too guttural for such a cute little antelope and Secretarybirds sound kind of like an old man choking on a piece of under cooked chicken. Just a suggestion. See you later...

[ericbumbles]

As for birds in berserker mode when in season, I can vouch for that. I breed Conures, a smaller species of parrot. When in season they are grouchy, bitey and aggressive. When the chicks hatch, it doubles. I have more scars from bites than I care to think about. When not hormonal, sweetest little guys, affectionate, fun and cuddly.