Comments by "buddermonger2000" (@buddermonger2000) on "Casual Geographic" channel.

  1. Man has about a thousand ways to refer to death and it's honestly quite impressive.
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  2. They hang around dead bodies so that probably explains it
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  3. Adorable and completely deadly. So fun!
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  4. You know... given a deer charging you is exact opposite behavior, pattern recognition of a change in norm in a negative fashion, perhaps worth following the line of logic.
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  5. *most herbivores
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  6. 8:00 The guy didn't even want it to be published it seems and you said the guy didn't even want others to really know so I don't think he'd really care.
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  7. Yeah bunch of comments in here saying 7 year Olds are dumb. No this is more impressive than most realize because kids aren't dumb. They're just naive due to literal ignorance. Sheltered teens and adults don't really end up much better than children for this reason. So no, they're very intelligent.
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  8. Owls are evil but crows have learned to have an instant hatred of owls because those that did survived. Damn lmao.
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  9. ​ @auflex6383 Well look at the sloths
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  10.  @auflex6383  Bruh moment.
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  11. If it isn't a problem that interferes with reproduction nature doesn't care
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  12. Forgetting requires that i knew in the first place
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  13. Just realized what that meant lmao
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  14. My favorite part about trying to survive the human attack is this advice works for other humans. Unless of course they're also packing heat.
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  15. The obvious answer here is shotgun. If not enough gun, use more gun.
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  16. 0:50 Look at this rate black bears are the next domesticated animal
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  17. 15:46 I once was literally bitten in the ass by a swan as a child.
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  18. The more I watch the more I learn that North America is the safest continent.
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  19. Ah yes. America where even the animals put things aside to start working together. Got some coyotes and badgers and ravens playing with wolf pups and helping them hunt. Also unrelated but do Elaphants have a calendar???
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  20. Can't wait for you to go down the route of forgotten weapons and start making the book about some of these.
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  21. Ants did the same and a fair few species are pretty territorial even with their own
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  22. Sloths can hold their breaths longer than the actual aquatic mammals? How do they live?
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  23. ​@P St I mean if they treat you back to dinner afterwards it seems like a mutually beneficial relationship
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  24. That entire family sounds like a menace to the rest of earth. Especially the wolverines which sound like secret apex predators. When the "apex predators" pay food taxes to YOU, then you're on top. If nature has a will, then it's proud it created these just to troll EVERYTHING else.
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  25.  @gdottothegamer1001  Except I believe they will do the EXACT same thing.
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  26. So it's the equivalent of a human not poking a hornets' nest?
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