there's a tourist place in columbia wher you can put on bright red loipstick and a yellow bit in your mouth and the bird will come right up to you and feed... it was on the grand tour columbian special if you can get that in the states... its on amazon
@wankiam Really, I'm not a sappy person, but that vid makes me so happy I could cry... They're beautiful, delicate, tough, odd looking.. colorful hovering cigars with wings and a tie pin beak... just crazy!!
i like sheep dogs... not just any old sheep dogs though. romanian ones. they aren't there to round up sheep like they are in other countires. they are there to protect the sheep from bears and i have to say romanian bears are huge...
when they are puppies their feet are bigger than my big man hands lol... im plannig to get one when i finally move to bulgaria... already named it, Mike Hat
they are big babies around people... its ankle biters you need to be scared of... i used to do van deliveries and one day i was chased by a newfoundland dog... i leapt over the gate and looked back and the dog was wagging its tail... it had brought me its teddy bear... not even joking
That sounds horrifying 😂! I was chased by a dog when I was younger. I thought I was about to get bit to death😅😂 still can't look at a dog irl without my heart starting to race.
@Screenwriter they live on a post just outside the front of the house... i love the way they know to go back to the same post every year but what i lovemost when im there is to sit in the swing seat and watch them as they ride thermals over the mountains i see from my veranda.. when im at home in the uk im lucky to see a robin sat on the dustbin lol
Weird you don't see too many birds. We have year round robins here in New Orleans. Red tailed hawks, horned owls on the Mississippi riverfront. Lots of wading birds and ducks... We are bird blessed. Of course we're close to many wetlands.
I could not agree more with the Honey Badger as seriously badass mammals / vertebrates ( which we are too ) , I would say = with it's even bigger cold climate relative , the Wolverine... which will take on brown bears , despite being way smaller. I am a mustelid ( weasel family ) fan , as I am a lover of the HB's relatives polecats and ferrets , being an owner of these adorable , but badass animals... they are great rat control !! Some invertebrates are probably more badass , a lot of spiders , scorpions and centipedes are individually totally mean machines ... for group attack ants.. esp bullet ants !!
Oh I forgot one. I know those are cherry picks lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=261RbYToOfo I really want a pet bird cage free. To be specific, I'd say pitohui bird is the most bad ass one. They're poisonous. When snakes are scary enough, venomous but they moves so slow, there exist birds like that.
Crows and seagulls, the thugs of birds for sure!!! Though they are entertaining when they eat bread while in flight!!! Crows are also very smart. No bird brain for them...
I think humans are pretty bad ass, pretty much adapted to everything, formed society and civilization, even made technology to leave the planet. Crazy shit man
You can tell they are related , all mustelids are badass !! A scaled up to x 30 weasel or stoat , could slaughter whole groups of us humans... and my polecats & ferrets could sure bite !!
Tardigrades. They won't die no matter what scientist have tried to do to them: Intense heat, absolute freezing point, high amounts of radioactivity exposure, insane pressure, drying and hunger, you name it. They survive at the vacuum of space and just call it a day. Absolute fave creatures.
Honey Badger, DEFINITELY!! I had a major medical thing, and I brought a little stuffed Honey Badger with me to remind me to keep fighting, and never wuss out, even if there was a lot of pain!! One of the videos that I ALWAYS laugh at:
I can name a few because I grew up on a farm and we saw so many wild animals in our area but the coyote is climbing up the badass ladder. They seem to no longer fear humans and have no problem walking on to our land and chasing our pet dogs and cats. Many people have been attacked by them recently as well. They are becoming fearless against humans and domesticated animals.
I think geese are pretty badass. My cousin got attacked by a goose. It punched him in the face with its wing and broke his nose. Seriously, if a goose tries to attack you run for your life.
Coelacanths are pretty badass. They haven't changed evolution wise for several millions of years because they are already so capable. They have a large variety of find allowing them to swim in 6 more directions than just forward and backward. They also have a much tougher outer skin than most fish making them a difficult meal for predators. They also live 500 to 1000 feet below sea level making them less likely to be hunted
Humans. Highly intelligent, can hunt in packs and solo, capable of making and using tools to achieve their ends, highly adaptive, feared by all other animals even though they possess limited strength in comparison to other animals. Despite certain shortcomings, they are definitely the dominant species on the planet.
@Teahappy I read up on them and realize they're microscopic. What I meant is I've never heard tell of one. Hydras, bacteria, viruses. Not a tardigrade..
I like bunnies cause they are cute - also I like whales and dolphins cause they are compassionate creatures - they have been shown to risk their lives to save human beings - monkeys also get upset when they see humans in distress
The Mantis shrimp, it basically "punches" it's victim to death, but its punches move so fast it boils the water, along with the victim. Looks dope too.
Honey badgers are prey. Try wolverine's. They are predators and second only to honey badgers in viciousness pound for pound. There are cases of Wolverines attacking full grown black bears.
It may seem odd, but koalas. They consume poison constantly and are so toxic when they die that nothing can eat the corpse. They'll also only eat from trees in their home area. They'd rather starve than eat from different trees.
"Leopards can sometimes take them though" That's a quite under exaggerated statement considering leopards are there natural predator. A leopard can easily take down the honey badger. Of course people like to exaggerate on folklores.
@cavmanier Maybe I am no biologist, but honey badgers are determined opponents. I suspect that like most predators, Leopards aim for prey which is the least risk. And from this article it sounds like even for a leopard, going after a honey badger is taking a significant risk. slate.com/.../...win-a-fight-with-a-wolverine.html
I agree with you almost totally. I don't know for sure either, but that's why I said if a leopard is hungry enough because honey badgers are fearless with sharp teeth, claws and are resilient. Plus there isn't much meat. Leopard are much going to prefer other prey. If a leopard is hungry or not in a good mood, it'll turn a honey badger into a bucket of chicken nuggets though.
I disagree with honey badgers being a significant risk though. A honey badger can't hurt a leopard beyond something superficial, but maybe an infection can happen is the stars align perfectly. Leopards know that they don't want to be bit though of course.
@cavmanier If it is true that honey badgers go for the genitals of other species (whether they do seems to be a matter of dispute among scientists), than the damage to a Leopard would be a lot more than superficial lol.
A honey badger would have zero ability to get anywhere near a leopards thing. They are slow and clumsy, especially compared to a leopard. That said though, they survive because they are not easy meals for cats. I mean they are relatively easy for a cat to kill but not without bites to the face so it's not appealing.
To date, there's only one species that has been called 'biologically immortal': the jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii. These small, transparentanimals hang out in oceans around the world and can turn back time by reverting to an earlier stage of their life cycle.
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