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Animal Lies That You Actually Believe - Part 1 — Transcript

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  1. 0:00You may know that dogs are playful
  2. 0:01animals. And when a dog wags its tail,
  3. 0:04it's really happy. Well, that's a lie. A
  4. 0:08dog can wag its tail for many reasons.
  5. 0:10It can wag it when it's anxious, afraid,
  6. 0:12or even when it's angry. Yep. Don't fall
  7. 0:15for the trap. Even a tail wagging dog
  8. 0:18can bite you. We know that sugar is
  9. 0:20toxic to dogs, but what we don't know is
  10. 0:23that it's a lie. Too much sugar can be
  11. 0:25unhealthy for dogs, but it's not toxic.
  12. 0:28But these foods can be lethal for dogs.
  13. 0:31So don't feed these things to your dogs.
  14. 0:34People believe that dogs see black and
  15. 0:36white. That's a lie. They can see yellow
  16. 0:38and blue. But not being able to see
  17. 0:41green and red is kind of like black and
  18. 0:42white, though. The biggest lie about
  19. 0:44dogs is that they sweat through their
  20. 0:46tongues. Dogs do keep their tongues out,
  21. 0:48but it's to cool down their body. They
  22. 0:50actually sweat from their paws and nose.
  23. 0:54Though sweaty, those nose can smell
  24. 0:56their owners from a distance of over 10
  25. 0:58miles.
  26. 0:59Talking about smell, word around the
  27. 1:02town is that sharks can smell a drop of
  28. 1:04blood from miles away. Well, that's a
  29. 1:06lie. They can smell blood, but just
  30. 1:08within around 200 m, and even that's a
  31. 1:12super slow process. If a fish bleeds 100
  32. 1:15m away, the smell may take several
  33. 1:17minutes to reach the shark's nose.
  34. 1:19People also believe that if you get cut
  35. 1:21underwater, sharks will follow your
  36. 1:23blood scent and attack you. That's a
  37. 1:25lie, too. Sharks can identify if it's
  38. 1:28fish blood or others. Since they don't
  39. 1:30eat humans, they will just ignore that
  40. 1:32blood trail and move away. If you have
  41. 1:35heard that sharks don't get cancer,
  42. 1:36you've heard a lie. There's some rumor
  43. 1:39that shark cartilage is used to treat
  44. 1:41cancer. So, people believe they must be
  45. 1:43cancer proof. There's no record of shark
  46. 1:45cartilage curing human cancer, and
  47. 1:47sharks do get cancer. But these naked
  48. 1:50guys don't get cancer. Naked mole rats
  49. 1:53are almost cancer proof in their wild
  50. 1:55habitats. But some in captivity do get
  51. 1:58cancer, though. That may be due to a
  52. 2:00weakened immune system because of
  53. 2:01captivity. There's also a belief that
  54. 2:04naked mole rats don't feel any pain.
  55. 2:06Well, that's a lie. You can casually say
  56. 2:09they don't feel any pain in a fun way or
  57. 2:11as a joke. But the truth is, their
  58. 2:14nervous system neglects burning pain
  59. 2:16from acids and chili peppers. Since they
  60. 2:18don't eat chili peppers, that's a
  61. 2:20useless immunity, I guess. But they do
  62. 2:22feel pain from cuts, wounds, or any
  63. 2:25other physical pain. Just think, if an
  64. 2:28animal species doesn't feel any pain,
  65. 2:30it's sure to go extinct in no time. This
  66. 2:33guy is a lion. They have a majestic
  67. 2:35looking mane, so it seems fair to call
  68. 2:37them kings of the jungle. But the thing
  69. 2:39is, they don't actually live in the
  70. 2:42jungle. They live in grasslands of
  71. 2:44savannah with very few trees or in the
  72. 2:46deserts. You may know that lions are
  73. 2:48expert hunters and can easily take down
  74. 2:51a buffalo. Well, it's a lie. A single
  75. 2:54lion can't take down a mature buffalo.
  76. 2:56Also, most of the time, it's the group
  77. 2:58of lionesses that do the hunting. Lions
  78. 3:01usually chill at home and wait for the
  79. 3:04food. And they say a group of lions is
  80. 3:06called pride. What a shame. I would
  81. 3:09rather choose tigers as the kings of the
  82. 3:11jungle. And talking about tigers, if you
  83. 3:14remember this intro from MGM,
  84. 3:17yeah, that roar is a lie. This is
  85. 3:20actually the sound of a tiger.
  86. 3:24And talking about sound, if you remember
  87. 3:26this sound from movies,
  88. 3:28well, that sound is a lie. Bald eagle is
  89. 3:32the national bird of America. Those
  90. 3:34fierce eyes, majestic wings, and perfect
  91. 3:37dives. But when it opened its mouth,
  92. 3:41yeah, this that's not the sound of
  93. 3:44freedom and dominance. We Americans
  94. 3:46being Americans couldn't accept that
  95. 3:48pathetic squeak. So, Hollywood silently
  96. 3:51changed it to this sound.
  97. 3:54This is actually the sound of a
  98. 3:55redtailed hawk.
  99. 3:58If you have heard eagles carry small
  100. 3:59children, that's a lie. Eagles can't
  101. 4:02carry more than a few pounds. Bald
  102. 4:04eagles are not bald. They just have
  103. 4:06white hair. And if you have heard that
  104. 4:09eagles push their kids from the cliffs
  105. 4:11to force them to fly, that's a lie, too.
  106. 4:14In fact, parents encourage kids to fly,
  107. 4:17and the mother stays close to catch the
  108. 4:19kid if it starts to fall.
  109. 4:21This guy is a snake, and people believe
  110. 4:23these legless animals are smooth and
  111. 4:25slippery. Well, that's a lie. Snake's
  112. 4:29skin has a very dry texture and usually
  113. 4:31is rough to the touch. People believe
  114. 4:33that small snakes are more dangerous
  115. 4:35than adult ones. Since they can't
  116. 4:37control the amount of venom, they will
  117. 4:39deliver a high dose. That's also a lie.
  118. 4:42Small ones have a very low amount of
  119. 4:44venom and they can actually control the
  120. 4:46venom flow. So, adults are more
  121. 4:48dangerous. Many people believe that the
  122. 4:51rattlesnake's tail is like a moraca.
  123. 4:53Well, it has nothing inside and it looks
  124. 4:55like this. These loosely stacked parts
  125. 4:58make that sound.
  126. 5:00If you think a snake is aggressive and
  127. 5:02will chase you and bite you, that's not
  128. 5:04true. Snakes are shy by nature and try
  129. 5:07to flee away from humans. Why would a
  130. 5:09few pound snake want to fight a 150lb
  131. 5:12human? The biting is the last resort if
  132. 5:15it sees no other option. If it chases
  133. 5:17you, it's likely confused. It's just
  134. 5:20running away from you without realizing
  135. 5:22that you're actually running in the
  136. 5:23front. Snakes don't have hypnotizing
  137. 5:26eyes. Cartoons created that myth. Snakes
  138. 5:30don't drink milk. In fact, they can't
  139. 5:32even digest it. This is a bat and they
  140. 5:35rest hanging upside down. But if you
  141. 5:38believe that all bats hang upside down,
  142. 5:40that's a lie. There are six known bat
  143. 5:42species that actually rest in upright
  144. 5:44position. Yep, they have suctiontype
  145. 5:47cups and rest inside funnel type leaves.
  146. 5:51You can see the real footage here.
  147. 5:53Many people believe that bats are blind
  148. 5:56since they have super echolocations and
  149. 5:58usually fly at night. People believe
  150. 6:01that they must be blind. Some bats do
  151. 6:03have poor vision, but most of them have
  152. 6:05excellent eyesight. And many can even
  153. 6:08see UV light. So the idiom as blind as
  154. 6:12bat is a lie. I've already told you much
  155. 6:15about camels. Most of the people believe
  156. 6:18that camels are found only in desert or
  157. 6:20hot places and that's a lie. Bactrian
  158. 6:23camels are found in snowy areas. Many
  159. 6:26people believe that camels store water
  160. 6:28in their humps. I was even told that if
  161. 6:30people get thirsty, they will cut the
  162. 6:32hump of the camel and drink that water.
  163. 6:35Well, that's a lie. Camels actually
  164. 6:37store fat in their humps. That fat can
  165. 6:40be used as energy later. But they do
  166. 6:42store water in their bloodstream within
  167. 6:44blood plasma and RBC. That's the reason
  168. 6:46they don't get dehydrated easily. If you
  169. 6:49have heard that cows have four stomachs,
  170. 6:51well, that's a lie. Animals like cows or
  171. 6:54goats have four compartments inside one
  172. 6:57stomach. So, some people argue that if
  173. 6:59there are four compartments, how is it
  174. 7:01wrong to say cows have four stomachs?
  175. 7:04Well, our heart has four compartments,
  176. 7:06too. That doesn't mean we have four
  177. 7:08hearts. Talking about cows, we all have
  178. 7:11seen bull fights where bulls charge at
  179. 7:13red cloth.
  180. 7:14So people believe bulls hate red color.
  181. 7:17Well, I already told you in fact video
  182. 7:19that cows are red and green colorblind.
  183. 7:21So they don't see the red color. Bulls
  184. 7:24attack the cloth because it waves. They
  185. 7:27see moving cloth as a threat. They would
  186. 7:29attack green, blue, white, or black
  187. 7:31color cloth if it's waving. If the
  188. 7:34matador doesn't wave it, the bulls won't
  189. 7:36attack. Red color is used because it
  190. 7:38hides blood stains and looks more
  191. 7:40attractive than other colors. Talking
  192. 7:42about attractive spiders make attractive
  193. 7:45webs to trap their prey. But if you
  194. 7:47think all the spiders make webs, you are
  195. 7:49falling for a lie. Spider species like
  196. 7:52jumping spiders, wolf spiders, and
  197. 7:54tarantulas don't make webs. They just
  198. 7:57charge directly and kill insects.
  199. 8:00Talking about insects, many people think
  200. 8:02that spiders are insects. Well, it's a
  201. 8:04lie. Spiders are arachnids, not insects.
  202. 8:08And there's a difference. People also
  203. 8:10believe that daddy longlegs are the most
  204. 8:13venomous spiders. Well, that's a lie.
  205. 8:16First, they are not spiders. They are
  206. 8:18closer to scorpions than spiders. And
  207. 8:21the second, they don't have venom gland.
  208. 8:24But if you think this guy is daddy long
  209. 8:26legs, then yeah, this is a spider, but
  210. 8:29its venom is harmless to humans. There
  211. 8:31are a lot of lies floating around us and
  212. 8:34you shouldn't trust everything you hear.
  213. 8:36But what you can really trust is, as
  214. 8:38always, I love you guys.
  215. 8:40[Music]

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