Crazy Creatures

Crazy Creatures

Crazy Creatures presents the incredible wonders of animal diversity and takes you to some of the most remote and hostile corners of the globe in order to find the ugliest, slimiest and downright weird creatures that grace the planet.

An Underknown show: underknown.com

Ok Capybaras Pull Up

Ok Capybaras Pull Up

Satisfying Skin Shedding

Satisfying Skin Shedding

Don't Mess With Chimpanzees

Don't Mess With Chimpanzees

Rapid-Fire Clip Compilation

Rapid-Fire Clip Compilation

Пікірлер

  • @kvbk
    @kvbk2 сағат бұрын

    This is suffering

  • @iseemeyouseeyou
    @iseemeyouseeyou3 сағат бұрын

    This is the kind of thing that always makes me suspicious of psyche drugs. I mean it doesn't really matter if whatever it is provides a "good" or "bad" experience, what we don't know about all of them for sure including even low level stuff like cannabis and nicotine is why? What is the agenda of the plant or creature that these things come from? Surely, in every case it must be an attempt at controlling their environments and that is a scary concept when you think about it because every time I see rave colors from a lot of things in nature death and horror are right around the corner.

  • @floridafam8365
    @floridafam83655 сағат бұрын

    Weigh down and it harms other fish

  • @emandnistaw3006
    @emandnistaw30066 сағат бұрын

    Yeah sloth bears in india are on crack bro

  • @skeleto46821
    @skeleto468218 сағат бұрын

    “They will send shivers down your spine” Stfu hoe theyre adorable af

  • @Dennycrane757
    @Dennycrane7578 сағат бұрын

    The following note is intended as a few words of advice to anyone considering visiting Australia. Firstly, if you are considering visiting Australia, DON’T; you will be killed. Australia is a country / continent that was founded as a penal colony and a criminal record is compulsory to emigrate there to this day. It is rumoured that the reason why Jack the Ripper only claimed 5 victims in London in 1888 is that he accidentally boarded a ship and wound up in Australia; where, as he disembarked, he stepped on a Stonefish and was pronounced Dead on Arrival. Australia is populated exclusively by plants, animals and serial killers, all of which have evolved over the course of the last four and a half billion years with the sole and specific objective of killing you in the most terrifying manner imaginable. Think of Australia as the movie “Aliens meets Day of the Triffids”. If you should find that you have accidentally boarded the wrong flight and arrived in Australia by mistake, remain seated. Or not. It won’t make any difference. Understand and accept that your imminent death is certain and cannot be avoided. Do not attempt to disembark the aircraft; if you do so, you WILL be killed. If, by some miracle you somehow make it off the aircraft and into the terminal alive, understand that your death is inevitable. You will be killed shortly. If you should make it past Customs and find yourself in Australia and realise that you have not yet been killed, please be patient, your certain and horrifically painful death is not only unavoidable, but just moments away. If you wish to engage in the utterly futile act of avoiding being killed, having just arrived in Australia, DO NOT engage in ANY of the activities listed below: Standing up Sitting down Moving in ANY direction Staying still Going outside Staying inside Visiting the countryside Visiting the cities Accepting rides from strangers Accepting rides from friends Engaging in any activity whatsoever. The following is a short (incomplete) list of plants and animals that WILL attempt to kill you if you visit Australia: The Box Jellyfish (most venomous organism on the planet) The Irukandji Jellyfish (nearly as venomous as the Box, but prefers to enjoy watching its victims die in days, as opposed to minutes) The Bull Shark The Eastern Brown Snake The Saltwater Crocodile The Freshwater Crocodile The Sydney Funnel Web Spider (most venomous spider on the planet) The Blue Ringed Octopus The Cassowary The Coastal Taipan The Common Death Adder The Geography Cone Snail (most venomous snail on the planet) The Dugite, or Spotted Brown Snake The Mulga Snake Ivan Millat The Red-Bellied Black Snake The Tiger Shark The Tiger Snake The Great White Shark The Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake The Drop Bear (the carnivorous, razor-fanged cousin of the Koala, known for dropping from trees and attacking tourists) The Bluebottle Jellyfish The Lionfish The Collet’s Snake The Highland Copperhead The Inland Taipan (most venomous snake in the world) The Redback Spider The Stonefish (most venomous fish in the world) The Australian Cricket Team The Smooth Toadfish The Blue-Bellied Black Snake John Jarratt (“Mick”, from Wolf Creek) The Australian Paralysis Tick The Bull Ant The Giant Centipede The Black Bean Plant The Strychnine Tree Angel’s Trumpets Deadly Nightshade Vegemite Oleander The Castor Bean Plant The Milky Mangrove Plant Russell Crowe The Gympie Gympie Plant (most venomous nettle in the world). Contact with this little darling is said to produce a sensation described as being scalded with boiling acid WHILST being electrocuted.

  • @D3sire_edits
    @D3sire_edits9 сағат бұрын

    I learned about it they shoot out there guts to wear off harm I hope this helps

  • @devmeistersuperprecision4155
    @devmeistersuperprecision415511 сағат бұрын

    Halloween should be banned as fiction. These bats are fruit eating mammals that are actually quite sweet. They are like flying puppy dogs.

  • @abhinay4200
    @abhinay420012 сағат бұрын

    moongose kill cobras but rarely king cobra

  • @kitkitcat5307
    @kitkitcat530713 сағат бұрын

    As written…LISAN AL GAIB!

  • @TheDemonGamerOfFleetStreet
    @TheDemonGamerOfFleetStreet15 сағат бұрын

    Just fricking tell me about the poop like your heading suggests ffs, I don't wanna know how many pints of whisky they drink on weekends or if they drive a prius or if they fly planes just tell me what your heading says. I won't know now how dangerous their poops are because im not listening to all of the rest just to get to the poopie bits. The poopie bits in this video came first so it seems.

  • @karpabla
    @karpabla19 сағат бұрын

    I knew that, sooner or later, Climate Change was going to appear there somehow. 😼😹

  • @wpw8570
    @wpw857021 сағат бұрын

    Snail shouldn't eat bird shit honestly, seems like a pretty obvious move

  • @EmerlynMeniong-oc4tk
    @EmerlynMeniong-oc4tk21 сағат бұрын

    🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

  • @ClevelandHousewife
    @ClevelandHousewife23 сағат бұрын

    Horrors

  • @RowdyFolks
    @RowdyFolksКүн бұрын

    0:30 he definitely didn’t make it! 🤣😭

  • @Jurassicbuyer1000
    @Jurassicbuyer1000Күн бұрын

    Holy fuck that's one big penis I'm 20 I don't have a big penis yet 😂

  • @clawf.3596
    @clawf.3596Күн бұрын

    Was this spider at 3:20 meant to be here?

  • @firdoskhan9798
    @firdoskhan9798Күн бұрын

    How about Corona virus

  • @danoliver7044
    @danoliver7044Күн бұрын

    Its no wonder bats have evil/ mystical stereotypes. They look freaky

  • @Johnny-ns2en
    @Johnny-ns2enКүн бұрын

    They didn’t get the memo on female and male duties lmao 😂😂😂

  • @Johnny-ns2en
    @Johnny-ns2enКүн бұрын

    Walking dead ant version only on animal planet

  • @anthonygregory3022
    @anthonygregory3022Күн бұрын

    Most venomous creature are human politicians. Matt Hancock killed thousands.

  • @WorldAdventuresFKA
    @WorldAdventuresFKA2 күн бұрын

    Capybaras are amazing! by the way, I edited and published a video about whether they really eat lemons 😃😃👍

  • @WorldAdventuresFKA
    @WorldAdventuresFKA2 күн бұрын

    Capybaras are amazing! by the way, I edited and published a video about whether they really eat lemons 😃😃👍

  • @scoldingmeeself2016
    @scoldingmeeself20162 күн бұрын

    I've been on a faithful Vegemite fasting diet for over two years, studying Rosetta Stone's Aussie Accents, and got my savings ready. There's nothing no one (and drop bears for that matter) can do to stop mee. I gotta take a 💩 due to this Vegemite. I'll see you soon, mate😊

  • @scoldingmeeself2016
    @scoldingmeeself20162 күн бұрын

    📢IF ALL OF THE VENOMOUS CREATURES IN AUSTRALIA HAVEN'T DETERRED THEIR INTERESTS IN VISITING, I'M SURE THE STORIES OF DROP BEARS WOULDN'T EITHER!!! (Thanks for the post and it's just a news flash to the Aussies that the drop bear stories are irrelevant to the true creatures that inhabit Australia.

  • @sukruoosten
    @sukruoosten2 күн бұрын

    no mongoos ore even a honerybader will cross a FULL GROWN KING COBRA

  • @fengthao3608
    @fengthao36082 күн бұрын

    It’s like a threesome but pyro-.

  • @poppacpopping
    @poppacpopping2 күн бұрын

    I so badly wish that we evolved like they did. God I wish so badly we had wings too. God you have no idea I wish we had wings so bad. Oh my gosh these animals are so cool I wish we were them and they were the dominant species. God I can’t get over how cool they are

  • @vikinglife6316
    @vikinglife63162 күн бұрын

    Nature teaches us everything. We learn nothing outside of nature.

  • @alexgiron9524
    @alexgiron95242 күн бұрын

    Damn spongebob is always scientifically accurate. Maybe cus the creator of it was a marine biologist. The alaskan bull worm was real This also reminds of the lekgolo(hunters/scarabs) from halo.

  • @areyoumadbroxd6861
    @areyoumadbroxd68613 күн бұрын

    02:03 You showed a millipede's butt walking out of frame and then proceeded to INCORRECTLY address it as a centipede stating that scale worms move like centipedes yet you showed a MILLIPEDE! 🙄 🤦🏻‍♀️ Sigh. If you're going to make an educational video involving animals you should at least get all your facts straight and actually know about the animals you're talking about and how to identify them instead of teaching people misinformation. I will teach you the quickest and easy way to spot the differences between Millipedes and centipedes. Centipedes are predators and have ONE pair of legs per segment. Millipedes are detritivores and have TWO pairs of legs per segment. The video clip you showed was VERY clearly a millipede. Please google this information to see for yourself and also to learn more about each of these species so that you don't mix up the two again in the future.

  • @sinaithay8041
    @sinaithay80413 күн бұрын

    human " aww snack " mongoose " aww snack "

  • @josephbernard5240
    @josephbernard52403 күн бұрын

    Don’t mess with mustelids, even weasels will down a rabbit that’s 10 times as large as them.

  • @greghillmusic
    @greghillmusic3 күн бұрын

    Thumbs up for The Princess Bride. Best movie ever.

  • @shadowblade1239
    @shadowblade12393 күн бұрын

    The one animal on the planet who doesn't beef with others 😂

  • @cdlu2.028
    @cdlu2.0283 күн бұрын

    Thought box jellyfish held record. How do we test the theory? Hands up

  • @mildlyderanged
    @mildlyderanged3 күн бұрын

    Ugh, the way she said "peo-ple" followed by that "yikes" was true cringe.

  • @soukatbasyani5093
    @soukatbasyani50933 күн бұрын

    Sea is the strangest place on earth where you find alien-like creatures!

  • @evanallaire2829
    @evanallaire28293 күн бұрын

    Obese Sperm

  • @PanCake-jd5sg
    @PanCake-jd5sg3 күн бұрын

    D: ITS CU-

  • @MartinBergnerGuitar
    @MartinBergnerGuitar4 күн бұрын

    Didn't expect Termites to be metal heads

  • @cipaisone
    @cipaisone4 күн бұрын

    Ir budello di tu ma’

  • @richardletaw4068
    @richardletaw40684 күн бұрын

    This is great! Love the electronic soundtrack, a la DeepseaOddities. Thanks!

  • @user-rw6lv9zg5e
    @user-rw6lv9zg5e4 күн бұрын

    Lucifer/Satan tha avu ced b1t sh boi wanting to be a lil Iian

  • @LouiBGood
    @LouiBGood4 күн бұрын

    They arent venemous

  • @tonymata8070
    @tonymata80704 күн бұрын

    Taz from Looney Tunes is the reason why I love these ferocious little creatures. ❤️

  • @rcmag13
    @rcmag134 күн бұрын

    30,000 eggs per day. The human equivalent would be sitting on the toilet and pooping non stop, while people fed you and cleaned you all day long.

  • @carlaleboeuf805
    @carlaleboeuf8054 күн бұрын

    You lost me with the first sentence.