This is The Most Terrifying Animal on The Planet

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Thoughty2 (Arran) is a British YouTuber and gatekeeper of useless facts. Thoughty2 creates mind-blowing factual videos, on the weirdest, wackiest and most interesting topics about space, physics, tech, politics, conspiracy theories, and opinion.
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Writing: Visko Matich
Editing: Miloš Ličina

[gamemations]

"there are many terrifying animals in this planet"

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[FatCJ]

Angel: god what you finna make today

God: roach crab spider scorpian thing

[guitarguru.]

I remember watching this channel a few years back, then just recently tuned back in. You’ve refined your style, humor, and execution exceptionally well. You’ve got a great thing going here, sir.

[TaylorRussell]

“They even attack people in cars”
My dumbass brain thought he meant they could drive

[bletha]

I just love how thoughty is just becoming more and more of a 1930s car salesman with every video

[jaspertickler]

nothing worse than being attacked by a crocodile and passer-by’s thinking you’re trying to get out of a Lacoste sleeping bag.

[warrenpabbott]

I literally laughed out loud when he mentioned that the buffalo drank 40 liters of water a day, then said, "Yeah, now you're impressed." Admittedly, that is pretty impressive. Lol!

[goldair]

You are like a teacher who swears and actually teaches stuff

[molybdaen]

"Crocodiles are easy - they try to kill and eat you. Humans sometimes pretend to be your friend first."
Steve Irvine

[nakibsayyed]

This is our daily...well okay not daily but a consistent dose of knowledge.

[BogWitch]

After reading Terry Pratchett's books, I have since started referring to crocodiles as "patches of bad-ass water".

[Jordan-jvkl]

“Still not impressed? Well, they drink 40 liters of water a day! Yeah, now you’re impressed” lmao

[hipwave]

*Saltwater crocodile:* I AM BADASS I AM MURDER
*Man:* Hold my high powered scoped automatic rifle. No, wait...

[joeysands]

I used to have a couple amblypygi as pets, and they're actually well-natured and harmless. Their personalities are the complete opposite of their intimidating appearance, all they ever want is water, a dark spot to feel-safe, and a little insect to munch-on every now and then.

[behindthescreen]

"They just wander around killing things like a nomadic street thug." My first thought hearing that was D&D 'Murder Hobo' players.

[MrOiram]

Thoughty2: “Saltwater Crocodiles are among the scariest animals in the world”

Hippos: *Haha, Crocodile bones go crunch crunch.*

[FertileX]

This man probably got awards for his speeches at school.

[bradysmeyers]

My wife and I had an Amblypygi as a pet a few years back! I always loved to describe it as "the most terrifying, and harmless thing that we owned." Despite how fearsome he looked, we was no more dangerous for you than a daddy long-legs. Just ugly as sin.

[crossetler_]

In my home, we keep an eye out for wandering spiders, known here in Brazil as "armadeiras" (armah-day-rahs) because of the position they assume when they attack. These spiders are amazingly fast and may be hidden on any small space. It isn't uncommon during summer that I find at least once one of these "beauties" hidden under my drawers or couch. How do I deal with it? A broom buds, a good old broom.

[ohareair]

The original title is “you may find this terrifying creature in your house”