THAT WASP IS CRAZY?! | First Time Reacting to MoreParz

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  @CassiaCeylon · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Hey guys! Glad you enjoyed this video! I have found out that the mantis shrimp portion was accidentally cut - here&apos;s a link to the VOD with timestamp for that moment! Sorry about that!<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov7MP01_jS0&amp;t=12412">https://youtu.be/ov7MP01_jS0?si=yZezoiIGxcHYiJ0G&amp;t=12412</a>

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• ST

  @stephanginther9051 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJgAwvBo7Lk&amp;t=343">5:43</a> the creator of Perry the Platypus posted a video when he found out about this. He did not make Perry teal for any particular reason, he just liked it and thought a green &nbsp;crime fighting platypus was funny. He was <b>thrilled</b> when this came out 😂

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• NI

  @Ninjaguy9999 · 3 months ago

  The funniest thing about Perry being &quot;Biblically accurate&quot; is that he debuted 13 years before the Blacklight discovery was made.<br>They discovered that in 2020, and Phineas and Ferb started in 2007

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• AF

  @aftp4i94 · 3 months ago

  Platypus venom is no joke.<br><br>Major Keith Payne recieved the Victoria Cross (the British/Australian equal to America&apos;s Medal of Honor) during the Vietnam War.<br><br>After the war, he got hit with Platypus venom while handling one. He said that it was more painful than when he had been shot in Vietnam and continued to painful for over a year.

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• GI

  @gilmadreth680 · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJgAwvBo7Lk&amp;t=645">10:45</a> Disney Princesses do not do well in Australia. This apparently holds true for cinnamon buns as well.

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• EL

  @el_guapo1318 · 3 months ago

  If it wasn&apos;t Albino, it was provably Leucistic. <br><br>Also, Cassowaries (as well as literally all bird species) ARE dinosaurs. They are the only surviving lineage of Dinosauria. Even better, they are Theropods, you know, same type of dinosaurs as Velociraptors and T-Rexs.

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• SF

  @SFWarboss · 3 months ago

  While it might seem crazy to people outside of Australia to want to keep a gigantic huntsman spider in your home, as MoreParz said, they really are a blessing in disguise. While they would unfortunately be unlikely to win a matchup against a Tarantula Hawk Wasp (there&apos;s even a brief shot in the hawk wasp short of one of them dragging away a folded-up huntsman) thanks to the wasp being able to sneak attack the huntsman from the air, the Huntsman is clearing almost any other matchup against a native insect or arachnid... including the ludicrously deadly Sydney Funnel Web and Newcastle Big Boy he mentioned at the very start of the video; the same ones that love hiding in people&apos;s shoes and whose venom can kill you in under 15 minutes. I think most people will agree that having a huntsman as a roomie is a far better prospect than having a far more dangerous creepy crawly squatting in your sneakers. XD

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• FL

  @FlaschenJoe11 · 3 months ago (edited)

  The Hippo, made of mostly muscle and barely fat, it doesn&apos;t swim...it runs in the water.<br><br>The funniest guess for scientists is that the Inland Taipan venom mostly acts to SEASON the food XD

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  @JVKingSolo · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJgAwvBo7Lk&amp;t=855">14:15</a> I figuratively saw tears running down your face and for the amount of pain that that poor man must have went through before removing his world subscription.

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• EL

  @EldritchShork · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJgAwvBo7Lk&amp;t=1906">31:46</a> so to answer your question, If the tarantula hawk wasp went extinct, local desert and grassland ecosystems would face a severe imbalance. Tarantulas would lose their primary natural predator, potentially leading to unchecked spider populations. Meanwhile, desert flora—such as milkweed—would miss out on a critical pollinator.

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  @FNAF43V3R · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJgAwvBo7Lk&amp;t=840">14:00</a> Well, now you know why the gympie gympie plant is better known for its nickname as “The Devil’s Toilet Paper”

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• GR

  @GraveDigger35 · 3 months ago (edited)

  For the Cone Snail, think of their venom like our finger prints, each individual snail has their own mixture of venom, some of which can kill a person in 5 minutes, which is why the other name for it is Cigarette Snail. Oh and they can change their venom mixture whenever the fuck they want too just because with several hundred different combos to choose from

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