Binged so many episodes. Only discovered today and I’m addicted.

@pepperonish

2 жыл бұрын

I just did three days ago

@BlueCollar1212

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao I just did the same

@kevon_shabangu

Жыл бұрын

Me today

@thehall0fgamer936

Жыл бұрын

I already knew about Forrest but I just found their podcast a couple days ago and I love their conversations and the information they provide.

@Snakekitty94

Жыл бұрын

Same but 9mo later

Peter missed the start when it was stated the top 10 was in ascending order, youngest to oldest living... gave my competitive brain herpes listening to him giving answers that were lower than the previous animals age.

The immortal jellyfish is just swimming around singing, “f#%k the circle of life!”

absolutely loving this channel and i stumbled onto it out of nowhere

I was waiting for the greenland shark. The bowhead was new for me. Thanks, guys.

@zevo9314

Жыл бұрын

I knew the bowhead, and i knew the greenland was old, but 500 was about 300 years older than i expected lol

I like when Forrest's African accent comes out. Cahn't, yers, I love it. Dude sounds 99% Californian then you remember he grew up in Zimbabwe

Our longfin eels can grow pretty big in that time too

found out about forrest galante through JRE, the a gq series. glad i found this channel. very interesting info

Wow totally stumped by the jellyfish! Didnt know.. Had heard of other animals

Lmao the end when they all got close to the camera 😂

@MeanBeanComedy

Жыл бұрын

That should've been the thumbnail! 😆😝

Forrests theory on babies is spot on, I never thought about it, but he makes perfect sense. I’m a believer 😂

before the show started I make this prediction The giant turtle of seychelles island

Huters: i am paying 70,000$ to kill a african elephant Africa elephant : i am older than your mom

@nicksummerfield5408

2 жыл бұрын

Elephant hunts aren't 70k

I thought this was... based on physical length of the animal at first.

@WildTimesPod

3 жыл бұрын

You sound like Retep. ~Retep

@the_inquisitive_inquisitor

2 жыл бұрын

What do you think that is? lol Either some kind of worm or a deep sea colony-organism would be my guess. (edit: longest worm on record was only 21 feet, so that's out.)

Tuatara live a long time too. They are cool animals.

Vampire Koi - Drakoila

the way it ended was the best

This is better than any show I’ve seen forest on .

I wonder how long an aspen grove lives , and yes , they're a living thing ...

@jaspersmith5748

3 жыл бұрын

As clones, forever as long as they aren’t destroyed. No old age there, technically.

@the_inquisitive_inquisitor

2 жыл бұрын

If we're doing plants we might as well throw in that giant fungus in Oregon (Armillaria Ostoyae) which is estimated to be anywhere from 1,000-10,000 years old.

$120 for a McCaw? Try $1200! They're super expensive. Seen them for as much as $3000

i guessed the coi living like 60 at most. but over 200 blows my mind

I contest! The oldest organism is as dog. The pre columbian dog that first spread the disease known as CVT, Canine Venereal Tumour. Think an STD and Cancer had a baby. This dog spread his cancer cells during mating and they basically became a pathogen. Millions and millions of dogs have had CVT but CVT is just...that dogs cells. so technically, that dog is still alive today. and has been for 5,000 years.

@the_inquisitive_inquisitor

2 жыл бұрын

Eh, that big fungus in Oregon could be as old as 10,000 years. If we're counting contagious cancer cells as a "living organism" then we should include fungus too. Fungal spores can survive in a dormant state for a billion years in the vacuum of space then start a new colony if they land on something.

At the OKC zoo they had a few Galapagos tortoises and if I remember correctly the youngest one there was like 15 years older than my dad who was born in the 70’s lol I do remember one being older than WWII

Do they track green land sharks I would be curious to how much of that time is spent sleeping or just sitting and not moving

@zevo9314

Жыл бұрын

they havent really been studied for that long, and they live very very deep in freezing cold waters, so its pretty hard to keep track of them. but to my knowledge they're starting to

I am 6'4 and it happened fast. My growing pain was unreal and it left me with stretch marks on my shoulders

@hi_tech_reptiles

Жыл бұрын

I don't mean to discount you're pain, but I'd take a ton of pain for another 8 inches of height lol

12:18 I’m so mad at myself, I just realised that the aches I used to have while trying to sleep when I was younger were growing pains, I always wondered why my random aches just stopped😭😂and I also just realised that retep is Peter backwards, im a fucking moron

Someone tell retep he doesn't understand the game lmao

@WildTimesPod

3 жыл бұрын

Oh don't you worry. They do. Regularly. ~Retep

Retep didn’t listen to brologist when he said we’re starting youngest to oldest

120 dollars for a macaw? Where!?

Yes

Lmfao yo my grandparents got an African grey when I was about 10 or 11 im 31 and he's like 25 now... I know I'm getting stuck with scooter lol he's rad though crazy huge vocabulary, sings a few songs

Before I watch I'm gonna guess the immortal jellyfish because they can live potentially forever right?

@soxfan182

2 жыл бұрын

No you’re wrong. Wasn’t in the list

I'm gonna say 507! God damn it 🤣🤣

Been correct on literally almost all these

Memory requires language

Why are we not putting all our research into that jellyfish

I thought the title meant longest (as in length) and living (as in not extinct) 🤦

cool

Kool

Mccaws are alot more than 125 bucks there forrest.

Macaws are certainly not $120

I think human babies don't remember the first 3 years of life because brains still developing and the memory aspect hasn't developed well enough maybe?

I understand growing pains this weird thing in my family is boys don't just grow we shoot up as in from 4th grade to 5th grade I went from 5-foot6 to 6 foot and have massive stretch marks.

keep the beard!

When he guesses 45 after the previous animal was 60-80

@donalddopierala7787

2 жыл бұрын

Okay at number 6 how does this guy not understand that the age goes up for the next animal

$120 for a Macaw?? More like 5 grand or so... Since when is 9 months times three, twenty two? Lol. I honestly Love, Forrest Gallante and I'm just hating on him lmao he's the man and has my DREAM LIFE

Only the beard, leave the tash.

Eric burdon?

I'm guessing macaw 70-80, elephant 70-85, eel 35-50 I can't see an eel living more then 50, tortoise 117, red sea urchins 250? Coy fish 80-118? #4whale 230? Greenland shark 460? Clam 400-575? Jelly fish ughhhhh ummmm no idea cause I think they immortal if they not 700+

i thought you were going to rank the length of animals, not their lifespan 😂 the longest living animals lol. sheesh.

Dont they only kill problem elephants tho?

120 is less than 200

How could anyone possibly know thet the one eel lived to 106

I'm calling bs on the koi fish living over 200 years

This video could have been so much better. Most the time they were just saying random numbers or already knew the answer. And they barely elaborated at all on the details of these animals aging etc once

''Dude math real quick'' I guess he's the designated math guy, you know you should stop having a designated math guy when it gets to the point where you literally ask him to multiply by 2.

Forest your maths is bad 3x9 is 27

120 dollars where the fk u seen them for 120 dollars that’s cap

I wish I could get a macaw for $120 lol.

@the_inquisitive_inquisitor

2 жыл бұрын

Get one used, they're way cheaper. My grandpa had one that still cussed out it's previous owner's wife.

Games? Love games? Do you love me? Are you playing your love games with me? I just wanna know what to do 'cause I need your love a lot. Oh come on now

If you pay 70 grand to shoot an elephant, do you get to keep it when you’re done? That’s a lot of money just to kill something. Do people eat them?

“don’t pay 70 grand to go kill one” 😂; lol, to each, his own. However, interestingly, he seems unaware that the countries with hunting and conservation programs and high priced safaris are, in fact, the countries whose elephant populations have rebounded the fastest from endangerment. They are the countries that have the lowest problems with poaching. They are the countries that recognized the full value of hunters as the best conservationists. Troll me all you want with your environmentalist anti hunting propaganda, I welcome it! The numbers and evidence are undisputable. Also, I love this podcast.

@brodyleephotography2177

2 жыл бұрын

If you hunt just to get the corpse of an animal mounted in your house, there's something psychologically wrong with you. Hunting to provide your family with meat? Sure. Paying an outrageous amount of money just to kill something? Check yourself into a mental hospital.

I said 110

Horrified

Jesus Christ, being 500years old.. when hitler came around you’d be like ‘not this shit again’ You would have to survive a few genocides😂when would they stop reproducing? Can this super gene be passed on? All theoretical😂

Forset would u rather have hunter pay to kill the animals or would u rather have poachers do it? At least when hunter pay to kill them the money goes into conservation