Europeans Face America’s Wildlife for the First Time — Caught on Camera

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  @MissAnnThropes · 2 weeks ago

  The noise of the woods at night isn't scary. It's when it suddenly goes dead quiet. THAT'S scary.

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• SC

  @scott4482 · 11 days ago

  Does she realize some turtles can take a finger off in a nano second?

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• LE

  @learogers2881 · 12 days ago

  Those are not wild pigs, they are javalina, and getting that close to them especially if they have babies can end your life.

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• NA

  @nathanwahl9224 · 10 days ago

  First off, do everybody else and yourself a favor, and do NOT feed the wildlife.  Second, regarding moose: Moose are basically a very large cow on stilts that is always pissed off about something.  Stay away.  They can kill you as easily as a bear.

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• TI

  @TimSmith-uc4pk · 10 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adVf0Kd_UlI&amp;t=704">11:44</a> NEVER touch a Manatee!! Leave it alone!

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• RO

  @RogerWKnight · 2 weeks ago

  Don&apos;t pet the fluffy cows! &nbsp;Bison, sometimes called buffalo, look nice and peaceful until they&apos;re not. &nbsp;Then they&apos;ll charge you and can run faster than you. &nbsp;The recommendation is to stay at least 25 yards from any bison, but I am not sure that is far enough! &nbsp;Moose? &nbsp;Stay 25 yards away from them too.<br>If meters are what you are used to, then stay 25 meters away from these wild animals.<br>How do we know that there are coyotes in the suburbs of Seattle? &nbsp;Sometimes when a pet dog has a litter of puppies, they look like coyotes!

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• AG

  @agingflowerchild · 7 days ago

  Just because it&apos;s in the local park or near your house doesn&apos;t EVER mean it isn&apos;t dangerous. It&apos;s not a petting zoo. It&apos;s a WILD animal. Don&apos;t go near an alligator. You don&apos;t know how fast it can move (and how high it can jump). Learn about rabies. Start with this: you don&apos;t want to get it. The bison that is &quot;chilling&quot; is crazy dangerous if you get too close. Don&apos;t let your child play near big turtles, or go up close to it and bring him a drink of water. The jaw muscles are fast and terrifically powerful. You wouldn&apos;t mess around in Africa or Australia -- don&apos;t assume you&apos;re perfectly safe in America either.

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• SA

  @SA-hf3fu · 2 weeks ago

  NO!! &nbsp;No koala bears in the wild in America as seen at about <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adVf0Kd_UlI&amp;t=422">7:02</a>! &nbsp; Careful where you’re gathering clips from! &nbsp;👎

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• CY

  @cynthiamgrooms8195 · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  To the female(&amp; Anyone else) messing with Raccoons-educate yourselves on early signs of Rabies, bc it’s no F’ing joke. 3 out of 4 people live in areas where rabies is carried by raccoons, skunks, &amp; foxes. 47,000 people seek medical emergency care, bc of these cutie pies, with 8 dying from the attacks per year. That’s not including the animals you have as pets, that can be killed trying to protect you, livestock, or themselves-never minding the rabies itself. Get your dogs &amp; whoever else can get rabies shots, or look up what happens when your pet is attacked by a rabid animal if you’re on the fence about spending that money somehow. Here’s a clue-Rabies can not be determined without inspecting their brains. Another thing to consider, is how many extras will start coming along, &amp; what happens to your house if you stop feeding them-They’re nickname of “Bandits” &nbsp;comes to them 100% honestly. These are Wild Animals! The moment you forget that, is when serious things happen!!!<br>Edit! I almost forgot to add that raccoons carry a Parasite in their poop that is as small as dust &amp; is easily disturbed by wind, sweeping, passing it by, etc. it can get into you through your mouth &amp; nose, &amp; basically eat your brain away, with it not being diagnosed until it’s too late to reverse the damage done. Can’t recall if they can enter through token skin-that’ll Gouveia you something to check out for yourselves!!!

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• DA

  @dancampbell2344 · 10 days ago (edited)

  About Lake Sturgeon, we used to catch Sturgeon in Washington State that were 2 meters long. They&apos;re legitimate dinosaurs.

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• GE

  @georgeturner301 · 2 weeks ago

  You think the lower &quot;48&quot; is WILD. &nbsp;Go to Alaska!

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• TG

  @tgltyty · 8 days ago

  that blonde guy is just strange. its like he has lived his whole life inside and been told to be afaid of everything.

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