Comments by "Phlegethon" (@Phlegethon) on "National Geographic" channel.

  1. So this fish "out compete" other fish, and that's "invasive." Does something sound wrong with that? Maybe the local fish just suck.
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  2. Tea only became popular in China in the 14th century? Seems like your research team might not be very good at research
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  3. Why is National Geographic always now making these bold but false statements? Saffron is the most expensive plant in the world ? You sure it's not some medicinal plant in the middle of nowhere that cures some rare disease? They also have soy sauce invented in Japan in another video. Who's writing these scripts?
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  4. Insects have feelings too!
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  5. Why wouldn't you just cut the tentacles at least so you don't chance choking on it?
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  6. Clearly the thumb nail was for click bait. You know 90 percent of people are here cause if this click bait thumbnail
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  7. I'm sorry, did Rex Tillerson want to contest China's rights to the South China Sea islands? Go home Rex, you're drunk.
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  8. People realize that this is a very remote tribe right and other people eat other things
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  9. I mean...wouldn’t it be more unappetizing to eat a live rat?
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  10. There was a small sign that pointed you to it as you drove down the road
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  11. I don't believe in God.
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  12. He also has all his teeth??
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  13.  @alimustofa2418 good choice of color and icon
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  14. Wait I'm pretty sure soy sauce was invented in China....so the birthplace of mankind isn't Africa it's actually....Japan! National Geographic needs to fire whoever wrote this.
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  15. People who live in Egypt have no relation to the ancient Egyptians so it’s all the same
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  16. What happened
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