As an Australian I can confirm we are bred different. I can also confirm spiders are nothing scary and we aren’t scared of no sea animals 🤙. That little Cobba is quick though
@Beau Eklund My application was already accepted by an Australian, so it must be a clerical error on your end for I have already begun the transformation
@Terracar as an Australian I cannot confirm , sorry to deny your application mate 🤝 I’ll kindly pass you on to the closest thing you’ll evolve to , which you gotta figure that one out, tough luck fella
As a Floridian, I can partially agree. They aren't evolved from us, they have simply reached the peak of the skill tree. Florida. May be home to adept and experts but Australia is home to masters and grandmasters. We wrestle alligators, they bitch slap crocodiles with cast iron skillets. Floridians aspire to reach their level. The only thing Florida excels at is humidity, and that's not by much. Although we do have hurricane parties...
human intuition is a highly underrated skill In all of the world's species. on par with cat reflexes or a dog's senses. we have a uniquely intelligent pattern recognition system in our brain that only 1-5% of us seem to be aware of
I caught a seagul once during an elementary school field trip... I got the bright idea that I could have a pet seagul, so I asked if I catch a seagul can I bring it back. I was just told repeatedly that I wouldn't catch one. I spent hours out there, I noticed one was moving a bit slower, so I singled him out and kept going after him till finally I was able to dive and catch him. They are incredibly strong; with both hands on his neck he tried to bite me I quickly pinned him between my knees. I got him to calm down and came back to the bus. They said he can't come on the bus, so I was like fine he can go in the cargo they refused... I spent my entire trip getting that bird. If I was simply told no from the beggining I would have just played with the other kids. Yep still hate that teacher.
I build and clean ponds for a living i can confirm i generally have someone hold a net for me and then just scoop the fish with speed into the net i think it just is a lot of practice lol
this video reminded me of an article i saw a while back. i do remember reading that the article was not the most reliable but it said scientists hypothesized that octopus DNA is in fact extraterrestrial and originated from a meteor that collided with earth. thinking of this as well as their seemingly otherworldly intelligence and biology, i really think that hypothesis is possible and maybe even correct
I remember one guy in Australia running to catch something in shallow waters barefoot. He stepped on a stone fish, I will never forget the screams and pain that man went through.
@Austin Garcia didn't know if he could read it. and just cause it was stated don't mean he understands now. also its a free country i may type to who and how I wish.
@anthony tadros Ive just spent winter in Croatia catching squid.. theyre super intelligent, and in a cloud of inc, under threat... You aren't even catching an octopus that easy. Let alone a Jet propelled squid ffs
@David Vaughn Davvo you are spot on mate! Very well said 👏🏻 And honestly I wouldn't have guessed it with the cuttlefish! Lol, now I'm going to search them up and probably spend my morning watching Cuttlefish Documentaries! 😂 Have a good one mate! 🙌🏻
@Ozzies people who are miserable always want to bring others down to their level. The best defense is to remain in your superior essence. And they weren't even scientifically correct. Cuttlefish are highly intelligent lol
I read “Where are my hands” And seeing that this is clearly a different breed of human, I immediately thought he’s gonna lose something rather important.
The fact that the octopus hides itself with ink is just so underrated. It's amazing how different animals can be but they always have one thing in common and that's the will to survive
It’s an Australian cuttlefish for sure, You’ll see octopi and cuttlefish but not squid in Australia in those tide pools seeing a squid in those kind of tide pools would be a rare find.
@Tyler Jaime If asking a question, the way I had asked it, is offensive, then you'll never be ready for the real world my guy, especially considering you weren't the one being asked that question, so here's a question for you. Am I wrong, and if you honestly think that I am, then why?
Always thought inking was silly. Now that I, in real time, got spooked by the sudden appearance of a seal or other potentially dangerous creature, i am the silly one
