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Never have I pressed the ten seconds replay button so often. Smile? My face hurts from saying "Wow!" so much.
Thank you.

JP_TaVeryMuch

Many were good, but the one of the dron over the lava....that was magic...

pixelerodcuadritos

The moment you came here for is at 11:27... You're welcome

madmo

хороший канал ! я много видел американских каналов с юмором, но там обычно одни падения с чего нибудь ) у вас хорошие подборки !

pcaso

I appreciate your positivity – it makes this community truly wonderful!

FidelEdwards-zchu

Yep - worth the watch many times over!

GettingToHeaven

Hook and ladder fire trucks have "tail gunners" whose job is to be able to turn sharp city corners, not block people from passing them.

juancarlosmescalero

11:27 Men of culture, you came to see this!

gesundermenschenverstand

Splendid. Your sense of timing is perfect.

donreed

rip to that guy trying to remove the bees from the tree lol

teatualasi

Rooster's feet strikes were so precise and heavy, rat dying in couple of seconds.

rodenreyes

I’ll just save all you horn dogs a lot of time— 11:27

YTjndallas

The honey bees at the 8;20 mark were "swarming". The nest they were in was becoming to large/over crowded and they needed to split and make two nests. A new queen, her soldiers and a bunch of workers all find a spot like this car on which to wait. The soldiers head out looking for a suitable location and, when they find it, return to lead the others to their new home.

Leave swarms alone. With a few minutes to a few hours they will move along without any "help" from we humans. We need wild honeybees and far too often people will spray or otherwise terminate a swarm because they simply don't understand!

ibwonderful