_“Imagine what it would be like to be chased by these fearsome predators.”_ [Creepy ambient music] *Squeak*

@Carob-55

2 жыл бұрын

It’s an evil squeak

@Patate7Frite

2 жыл бұрын

3:58

@Gothead420

2 жыл бұрын

@@Carob-55 Obviously! 🤣

@midnyghtson

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@halphantom2274

2 жыл бұрын

Ferocious! kzread.info/dash/bejne/enas0JdvnJy9k7g.html

"The most ferocious predator on the planet." Proceeds to show the most adorable footage of the little weasel.

@johnr797

2 жыл бұрын

Lol makes me think of when honey badgers were a huge meme. Like k it's fierce and all but I can still bootfck it into next fiscal year

@MrJara1018

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah if they where size of a dog oooo boy not fun.

@blackc1479

2 жыл бұрын

Watched the vid expecting amusing weasel hijinks.....will now never trust a mustalid (sp?) again.

@boboddo36

2 жыл бұрын

💯

@AlphaQHard

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnr797 Yeah, I think its a bit more tricky than that. You can definitely kill it with you bare hands, but theyre fast. You wouldnt come out of that without some gnarly bites and scratches.

"Imagine what it would be like to be chased by one of these fearsome predators" 4:05 makes the cutest noise known to man

@timlabeaux8123

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, makes a cutesy noise just before sinking his teeth into your brain and then eating your brain.

@stanferrets3827

2 жыл бұрын

@@timlabeaux8123 its the size of a fucking pencil

@timlabeaux8123

2 жыл бұрын

@@stanferrets3827 yeah well if you are the size of a mouse you'd be terrified.

@Retrodove101

Жыл бұрын

That was my favorite part it was cute and ironic! X3

Years ago, my dad ran a restaurant in the middle of the city, and it became clear that they had a serious rat problem. After filling the place with traps and sealing off every single way into the kitchen bar one door (including the fire escape at the owner's insistence), they realised that they had to be coming up from beneath the floor somehow. So they hired a ratcatcher, who came in with a single ferret with a bell attached to its collar so he'd be able to hear it if it didn't come back up. Long story short, ferret disappeared and the guy, presuming it had gone into the sewer and drowned or gotten stuck somehow, refused to send another down. However, they started seeing far less evidence of rats. Months later, the staff could on occasion still hear the sound of a very faint bell from under the tiles. They'd leave meat out to try and coax it back up but evidently it was having its fill of rats down there, because it never did.

@abobanger9054

Жыл бұрын

It found what we call heaven but underground

@murph_mustela

Жыл бұрын

Such a silly idea. When a ferret disappears to an interesting spot it's never coming back lol! They're not like dogs; they don't care about loyalty.

@mrdavman13

5 ай бұрын

Lmao that’s awesome they got a free pest control bro for life

@keelanmurphy9941

5 ай бұрын

@@murph_mustela Apparently it used to be a very common pest control technique. The ferrets were trained, they weren't just hoping they'd come back on their own initiative. I suppose the story shows that in some cases, you're right, they really don't give much of a damn.

@bugtesties

2 ай бұрын

I used to watch this KZread channel who had minks or weasels and would go clear out peoples barns for them it was insane how trained they were and how they attack

4:05 truly terrifying

@Satyameda

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@liighter

2 жыл бұрын

Wait till it bites your foot

what i see: floofy noodle what prey sees: the last thing they ever see

@Carob-55

2 жыл бұрын

True

An important thing to consider: Ferrets are a domesticated species of weasel and intentionally have weaker bites than their relatives so they should chase prey out of their holes instead of killing them within. So if you've been bit by a ferret, just imagine how much worse the other mustelids are.

As someone who's been bit by a weasel and is now missing a bit of my finger, can confirm you *do not* want to get bit by a weasel...

@SOULRELIEF22

2 жыл бұрын

I love you so MUCH! Ma got a piece of her finger chopped off working in a factory (making barrels) at war time! I can imagine it's the same pain! 💓

@joechapman8208

2 жыл бұрын

Did you explode in a shower of dry bone particles? (Answer carefully because this whole video is a massive disappointment if not)

@SOULRELIEF22

2 жыл бұрын

@@joechapman8208 I love you so MUCH! 😄💓

@joechapman8208

2 жыл бұрын

@@SOULRELIEF22 Love to you too :)

@SOULRELIEF22

2 жыл бұрын

@@joechapman8208 🙏🙌💓

Animals in the Mustelidae (Mustelids) family are some of the most ferocious predators. Examples are Badgers especially they Honey Badger, Wolverines, Martens, Stoats, Minks, Otters, Fishers, Ferrets, Weasels, and Pole Cats.

Ok ngl, the idea of a tiger sized weasel is legit terrifying.

@mrdavman13

5 ай бұрын

There used to be a gigantic non aquatic otter (otters and weasels are in the same family) it was about 7 feet long and 4.5 ft tall. They weighed 450lbs and lived 3 million years ago. It ate anything it wanted, including early humans logically

Having owned, raised, bred, and owned a ferret association in the past, I can confirm they have a powerful bite. But it is completely hilarious when a ferret gently takes your finger in its mouth and trys to drag you under the couch because it thinks you are one of its kits. 🤣

@barbarawallace6890

2 жыл бұрын

Or grabs your sneaker and tries to drag that under the couch.....while you are still wearing it 😂 Carpet sharks are better entertainment than tv, for sure ♥️

@brienfoaboutanything9037

Жыл бұрын

True about Weasel: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qmdmk8uBmqu1nrQ.html

I love ferrets, and cannot tell you how happy I am to see more videos on BBC Earth about weasels and other mustelids!

Kind of disappointing how few weasels we see compared to how many nuclear rat traps we see triggered.

@paulg3012

2 жыл бұрын

A weasel jaw doesn't snap shut under full tension like a trap either, it nibbles around, positions a hold then squeezes shut with increasing force like a channel-lock pliers. Experiments to see how long they can maintain full pressure, how they kill and what techniques they use in nature would be interesting. Joseph the Minkman trains mink to kill rats and they are brutally efficient.

"How would you like to be chased by one of these fearsome predators?" Shows is frolicking through the forest looking like the cutest thing we have ever seen. UwU

What a ferocious, yet adorable predator! :D

4:05 Humans: Aw that's so adorable!!! Small animals: OH M-.....

50% of the video: Footage of weasels and their impressive bite force The other 50%: _Slomo mousetrap_

@markdotinc8371

2 жыл бұрын

You think he just saved a bunch of chicken bones from dinner and cleaned them up, or were those specifically sourced for science?

Due to square/cube law it’s easy for small creatures to be strong for their weight.

@a1g0t070

2 жыл бұрын

ikr. Imagine an ant the size of a bear or a tiger " HOLY SHIT GUYS I JUST DISCOVERED THAT ANTS HAVE THE STRONGEST BITEFORCE IN THE WORLD"! Yeah right, and you could say this about any small animal...

@nitroxide17

2 жыл бұрын

@@a1g0t070 exactly

Fun fact: the only mammal with a faster metabolism is your average shrew, consuming its own body weight every two hours or risk death.

@tortinwall

2 жыл бұрын

Not true. According to Wikipedia half to two times body weight per day. Certainly not twelve. And it’s not “or risk death”, but “or die”. Risk does not enter into it.

Species of Mustelidae family are just amazing!

My mom was right, I guess my uncle did have a few positive traits. My dad always called him a dirty weasel.

@khing7237

2 жыл бұрын

Lol 🤣

@Basementjacks

2 жыл бұрын

Was he a sneaky little bastard too?

Omg who is a adorable lil murder fuzzy noodle😍 did you all hear his or her roar🤣 so damn precious 😖I can't even😂

@NueUzrnem

2 жыл бұрын

Too much use of emojis

@Alpdude

2 жыл бұрын

what can you not?

I dont know if BBC was trying to be ironic but that scary "fearsome Apex predator" clip of that weasel at the end was so cute.

*Squeaks cutely, yet demonicly.*

It also has a really big brain case as a ratio both to the skull overall, and to the animal's body overall.

@saschaeggert2148

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, they're pretty smart

Robert fuller has amazing work on stoats/weasels.

Interesting (4:10) just like cats, Weasels can automatically twist their spines mid-air in order to land on their little feet.

Having owned ferrets & especially , polecats , I can attest to the power of Genus Mustela bite force , with scars as reminders. My girls were excellent & savage ratters , miss them so much. Love this footage of the smallest , but most powerful for size , mammalian carnivore

The end was just amazing. Cutest squeaker with a furry belly leaping on things.

4:06 was the most adorable "I'm gonna kill you" ever...

When I first adopted my male ferret, I believe he was miss treated because when I first got him out and held him he clamped down on my thump with intense pressure, blood was rushing down my arm and he was just hanging off my thumb and wouldn’t let go. I had to flick him in the nose to make him give up, we now have a very good relationship and I am able to trust him to even lick me on the face without worrying about him crunching down on my nose or lip

Well this great to learn that Weasel, have the "most powerful bite",also cause this show is great too

I wish there were far more documentaries on the entirety of mustelid. Even then the north american badger would probably get less screen time. They are amazing in so many ways.

"Tasmanian Devil" - Hold my beer, I'm #1 in this category

@nyanSynxPHOENIX

2 жыл бұрын

One main difference though is that Tasmanian Devil's are not predators.

Watching this after a weasel emerged from under my cabin and stared at me for 3 seconds and then ran off lmao.

There are really cute dance moves 😍😍

A zoologist told me that the lesser weasel's jaws run like a sewing machine, and if it weighed 60lbs nothing on earth would exist. So cute though.

@gregk199

2 жыл бұрын

Giant otters look them up. Apex predators of south america

Congratulations for 10 Million 🤩🤩🤩🎉🎉🎉🎉

This isn't fair, I didn't know this was a job when I was a kid. I wish I could tell my 6-year-old self, dude you want to be an animal bite scientist. I would definitely know what I mean and would be so excited.

weasel, ferret, stoat, mink, badger, wolverine, all part of the weasel family and all formidable.

This thing is so feral where I live. It kills fowls and poultry.

My ex has the most powerful bite force in the world. She took a chunk out of my wallet that still hasn't healed. 😀

The cutest harbinger of death I've ever seen...😂

“Imagine what it would be like to be chased by one of these fearsome predators.” *squeak, squeak!!! I would love to be chased by him 🥺🤗

"As a force disperses across a surface, the pressure at each individual point is shared around. Concentrate all of that force into a smaller area, and the pressure becomes much greater. So you're telling me sharp teeth hurt

I’d highly recommend the book Kine By A.R Lloyd. Great piece of fiction detailing a weasels fight against a sinister tribe of Mink.

@saschaeggert2148

2 жыл бұрын

Woah cool, thank you so much. I love weasels!

He attac, but he also protec.

@saschaeggert2148

2 жыл бұрын

RIP

I came here because I couldn’t find any info on a ferret’s recorded bite force and I was curious about mine, and this is pretty accurate for them. Thankfully she doesn’t use all of her strength.

I Always imagined we were doomed If a weasel or any member of the mustelidae Family would get as big as a big Cat. Just Take a Look at the Wolverine

@swampmonster8626

2 жыл бұрын

Watched a documentary on the stoat, narrator said if they had evolved to weigh 60 pounds or more, no other land animal would be alive today...

@KEVWARD63

Жыл бұрын

@@swampmonster8626 Basically a furry Terminator. Kept ferrets & polecats ...they can bite ...& their strength is phenomenal, esp poleys.

Can confirm. Having to rehome a ferret because he wouldn't stop demonstrating. Not sure my hands will ever be the same.

Theyre on standby as a yessir cover as the kangaroo and weasel are the same as they all have the same 77 ears

Perfect example for don't judge a person by his looks.

Super predator: "sqweeee!"

Wow! I did not know that! Amazing the feisty weasel, right? Taking note, no kidding.

Congrats for 100k biggest family 🥳🥳🥳

Such a gorgeous end credit screen.

Next time someone calls you a weasel, you say “damn right”

gotta love the stoats

Moral of the video ; ....get a weasel for security 🤔

Learned something new there 👍🏻

a weasel the size of a tiger would be scary. dire weasel

WOOZLES!

WHY DOES IT SCREAM LIKE THAT

AWESOME!!!

Never been bitten by a weasel but I've owned ferrets in the past and yea it hurts like hell when they bite ... and don't let go.

It's so cute though!!! 😆💕

A BBC produziu vídeo tão incrível e pormenorizado... que nos deixa espantados com o poder desta espécie tão linda pequena, poderosa e predadora!! Fantástico...lá está os poderes dos animais não se medem aos palmos de tamanho!!

One of my cats brought a young weasel into the house. I managed to rescue it but it wasn't very pleased with me and I kept well clear of its mouth.

🎶Weasel stomping day!🎶

Very very outstanding presentation

Too bad reality can't scale like that. Those long and thin teeth would snap pretty easily. Still cool as hell knowing it's so strong pound for pound

Wolverine, and Honey Badger left the room.😆

good experiment!

Whoever did the audio on this video should be handed a mop

Weasel went flex mode : 4:05 - 4:15

Good job on 10 million

chase you say? a scaled up weasel chasing you would have fun running on its front legs just to give you a tiny chance.

a pet ferret has enough bite force to crush a finger.

If the bone is not dried it won't get broken like this .

Stories to tell to the god kids: oh yes before your daddy and I used to go on a Tyrannosaur hunt, we had to do a clearing patrol with bazookas to make sure we did not get gobbled up by a Big Bad Weasel. True story.

I saw a mama weasel moving her pups the other day. It was awesome

Amazing 👍

Someone once wrote, we are lucky weasels are not the size of wolfs.

Need more weasel

Tassie devils have the ultimate bite

Weasels Ripped my Flesh

this guy customizes mouse traps and uses them to destroy the bones from his buffalo wings.

I wonder how a wolverine would stand up considering they're the largest of the weasel family.

I too welcome our new weasel Overlords!

very interesting !

Now I know how Weasel killed so many kids. Yikes.

4:01 YOU DIED

Very good

Nice try… but whatever you say, weasels will always look like little fur noodles.

I'm glad weasels are not larger.

Sharks: Am I A jOkE tO YoU?!

Beware of smaller jaw animals like the Weasel. Killer Bite Weasel! 😨

Thanks.... now i cant sleep at night.

So if a Dire Weasel exists in D&D (let's assume Medium-size, aka the size of a large dog), it'll have a low scratch/claw slashing damage, but have one of the highest biting damage of the animal enemies? Neat. Plus they'd be cute.

But it's so cute though!