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Fun fact: there’s an easy way to tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile - one will see you later, one will see you after a while
@2old4allthis Жыл бұрын
Dad to the max lol
@mattmc9812 Жыл бұрын
Ed Zachary
@shawngoldsberry74711 ай бұрын
🤦🏻♀️ 😂
@moshitoshi11 ай бұрын
Haha bravo
@thomasbenjamin355711 ай бұрын
How do you know if it's a Caiman?
@gr538211 ай бұрын
You know Gustav is easily one of the most terrifying and intimidating Croc's in the world when even Hippopotamus's legitimately FEAR HIM.
@Cryptic_BlazeFTW11 ай бұрын
Jee's. This video is rediculous like most vid's on the Web.
@supermansuperman906611 ай бұрын
@@supermansuperman9066 no m no m no no
@scottprendergast526211 ай бұрын
Hippos don't fear him. Even if crocs were 3,000lbs, they could not do much damage to a hippo.
@EricThe8211 ай бұрын
@@EricThe82 Why won't they fear a croc heavier than them and as big as them though? a croc as big as a hippo is quite intimidating considering that hippos are huge as hell. And then they see a croc as big or is bigger than them. Making them have a run for their money. 🤷♂🤷♂ Although if it's a pack of hippos' vs 1 giant croc it's still obvious that the hippos would win.
@Cryptic_BlazeFTW11 ай бұрын
Yeah....not many crocs that a full grown hippo is even remotely wary of...
@johnvannewhouse11 ай бұрын
According to Corbett's own account, during autopsy he found that a large section of the leopard's mouth was burned out, assumed to be the result of cyanide poisoning, possibly thanks to a previous attempt by some other hunter to kill the animal. Which only led to the demise of more civilians. It took Corbett seven years to hunt the animal, and he blamed himself for not managing to kill it on his first attempt several years ago, so that he could've saved at least 100+ kills in the years between. But yeah, the animal became addicted to human flesh due to our issues. In the region where it hunted, it was massively poverty stricken back in the day, and during a cholera epidemic, people simply didn't have the money to cremate their dead. So they just threw the bodies down cliffs sticking a piece of burning coal in their mouths. These bodies clearly became the leopard's main food source.
@soubhikXray11 ай бұрын
People don't realize how dangerous leopards are. HIGHLY intelligent, insanely strong and fast, They're known for simply ambushing people and pulling them up into trees.
@nathandomke272111 ай бұрын
Jaguars too. You won't see them. Then you're a ghost.
@erincoco61211 ай бұрын
It’s the polka dots…makes them seem nicer
@davefletch306311 ай бұрын
that's why you never go into the woods without a grenade launcher.
@zanitzeuken11 ай бұрын
@@zanitzeuken grenade launcher 🤓
@AhmedBabiker-sr8fl8 ай бұрын
@@AhmedBabiker-sr8fl just in case
@zanitzeuken8 ай бұрын
A charging croc is just terrifying lol. A clumsy missile with teeth on stubby legs torpedoing itself is just crazy.
@timlamiam Жыл бұрын
A charging hippo is much scarier and much more dangerous
@kelvinmunene103411 ай бұрын
Crocs can reach up to 15 km/h on land. They look goofy gallopping, but you won't be laughing if that dinosaur is charging at you. No idea if this is true but the best bet is to vault over the barbed wirde that is its face. Wounldn't wanna try that shit tho.
@Careonovam11 ай бұрын
@@kelvinmunene1034 You are minced meat either way. Hell, even a goddamn boar or (in Africa) warthog can severely mangle your legs if you rub it the wrong way. Nature is fucking scary, that's why humans evolved for long range combat (throwing rocks, then spears, then bows and now guns).
@Careonovam11 ай бұрын
Now there’s a mental picture! 😄
@kukuri00711 ай бұрын
Gustav most likely killed like, 60 people. Other crocodile related deaths around the time and area where gustav was, were just put under his name
@xxfluffypuff Жыл бұрын
How do you know?
@justincraig398 Жыл бұрын
@@justincraig398 No reptile will keep eating after its stomach is full. They eat and then become dormant as they digest their food. Too many people were eaten by crocodiles for it to be the work of just one animal -- crocs don't kill for sport. Additionally, there is a biological limit on how big a reptile can grow, and while Gustav was enormous he simply couldn't consume that many humans.
@krisaaron5771 Жыл бұрын
@@justincraig398 The video said many things. The thing is, it's all based on hearsay essentially. That's the first problem, as that's just about the least reliable source. I think it's a bit unrealistic because for a croc to just go around killing things without eating them afterwards would be quite abnormal behaviour. They're as primitive as it gets, they kill to eat and not "for fun". At least I've never heard of that, but I'm not an expert. Even the reported numbers feel insane for a single croc and people love to just use scapegoats so the idea that crocodile related deaths in general were attributed to this one single "monster croc" makes sense. Seems exactly like what humans would do.
@Mastermirror89 Жыл бұрын
The video said the attacks stopped at one point. So all the other reptiles coordinated themself and declared cease feeding? Or people still get attacked but don't recognize the crocodile as Gustav so don't report it and put it on his sheet.
@pivanov3321 Жыл бұрын
@@justincraig398 even still.. that may have been his fill
@BingBongFairy Жыл бұрын
I'm surprised there was no mention of the Lions of Tsavo in the video, given they (if I recall correctly) were also hunted and killed by Corbet [Edit] After two months, I have found out to be a dumdum: John Henry Patterson killed the Lions of Tsavo
@TetsuNideji Жыл бұрын
No
@thehoundofthegamingvilles2012 Жыл бұрын
They weren't Corbett never killed any man eaters in Africa
@Ak-de5yv Жыл бұрын
Lol corbet ( more myth than great hunter) was 1000% not involved. A British officer sent to oversee rail construction did it ..
@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj11 ай бұрын
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj what makes you say Corbett was a myth?
@Ak-de5yv11 ай бұрын
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj yeah John Henry Patterson
@thehoundofthegamingvilles201211 ай бұрын
When our ancestors dealt with this daily and it was just normal
@fancyincubus Жыл бұрын
That’s why most were armed with a bow & arrows, dagger, and a spear; maybe a shield.
@911jayishsupremacy Жыл бұрын
At least that’s what you’re told to believe.
@AdubsMMA Жыл бұрын
@@911jayishsupremacy now we have guns and grenades how fun
@Eking-su3tr Жыл бұрын
@@AdubsMMA ....how do u think houses were built or food was gotten or water or transportation or clothes
@Eking-su3tr Жыл бұрын
@@Eking-su3trwe also have rpgs and M60s Rambo style 😎
@KENNYBIGBOWMAN Жыл бұрын
A mate of mine in Australia 🇦🇺 when we lived up north found this little patch of semi damp tea tree 🌲 patch with a wallow in it inside was a big croc 🐊 that got left behind after the wet season as the river grows to kms wide 😂their was fur and pig hair all over the place just shows how tough they are
@craigdutton607211 ай бұрын
That slurp means there's something good coming! Great job guys!
@lorettaross2007 Жыл бұрын
I read somewhere that the specie with the most human kills is the mosquito, though it kills indirectly. But this is a list of individual beasts , who kill, not species.
@pivanov3321 Жыл бұрын
The animal with the most kills is the hippo
@curtisthomas267011 ай бұрын
I remembered watching a video about this guy who handles crocodiles so well that he can even swim with them. He once said that when it comes to feeding theses guys you shouldn't give them too much food because crocs dont know when to stop due to their lack of feeding in the wild which gave them the trait to being able to survive without food for several weeks.
@larrytherustyboii7442 Жыл бұрын
What? Can you clarify what exactly you're trying to say?
@BendApparatus Жыл бұрын
My thoughts exactly lol 😂
@SonMulti Жыл бұрын
Is he even really that hard to fight a crocodile if you have weapon guns?
@Watch-0w1 Жыл бұрын
@@Watch-0w1 what? Can you clarify what you're trying to say?
@BendApparatus Жыл бұрын
Basically crocs are gluttons and will bite you if they don't feel satisfied.
@D.KlWA-aG Жыл бұрын
Jim Corbett was a great hunter. He killed many man eating Tigers including the largest tiger on record. A national park is dedicated to him known as Jim Corbett National park in India. His book Maneaters of Kumaon makes a great reading.
@ssa6227 Жыл бұрын
tiger name is champawat tiger who kill 436 people
@youngistaanvlog Жыл бұрын
@@youngistaanvlog yes
@ssa6227 Жыл бұрын
He also was a poacher and encouraged it
@kelvinmunene103411 ай бұрын
@@kelvinmunene1034 Oh shut up with non sense.
@ssa622711 ай бұрын
@@kelvinmunene1034 I'd far rather have Corbett's worthless hide nailed to the wall than the skin of a beautiful big cat!! The world needs morewild animals, not more humans using up resources and polluting the atmosphere.
@krisaaron577111 ай бұрын
Isn’t that bear attack on Japan the inspiration for the man eating bear Akakabuto in Ginga Gin? Also! Zoos have a kill on site rule if a certain kind of animal escapes. Big cats and gorillas are tranquilized but chimps are kill on sight.
@izzywolflover Жыл бұрын
yeah some animals cant live in harmony with humans or other animals, chimps are one of them, in fact, ur facing a chimp whos about to go ape on your ass(pun intended) you might as well pray for them to kill you cuz their fate is much worse than death, chimps will rip our your tongue, mouth, break ur teeth, remove your genitals, and jusrt about every torture method known to these creatures to make sure u cant eat fuck or fight ever again and leave you for dead. at least gorillas unalive you if you get cute with them, chimps decide to make your life on veteran mode.
@Aqsticgod Жыл бұрын
@ izzy - on site or on sight ? 2 different meanings .
@brianmcsorley322911 ай бұрын
@@brianmcsorley3229 they both can be used lol as site is the place and sight for you to see.
@garrettcabot7229 ай бұрын
Gustav isn't dead, it went to eat Elvis.
@tuxuhds6955 Жыл бұрын
7:10 Holy hell those factual videos mixed with those fine memes really make for a good combo
@eco909 Жыл бұрын
gustav also had 3 bullet wound scars and a messed up shoulder when he was last spotted
@powerkingez9682 Жыл бұрын
Gustav is about the same size as Lolong from the Philippines but Filipinos said lolong is not the crocodile they're talking about and lolong is smaller compare to the other croc they witness and they never seen a human body remains inside of lolong the other croc was way too bigger than lolong.
@ErikaMariTakahashi11 ай бұрын
Spoken like a true filipino (they love gossip)
@james-bx4wr8 ай бұрын
The common thread is humans encroaching into the animals habitat then destroying it
@GaryScottPhotographer Жыл бұрын
Yay go us
@Eking-su3tr Жыл бұрын
@@Eking-su3tryou mean them?
@KENNYBIGBOWMAN Жыл бұрын
John Corbett became a huge supporter for animal conservation and habitat reserves
@MrCombatmedic0010 ай бұрын
I LOVE the retro game graphic!
@wayus6309 Жыл бұрын
Crocs regrow teeth though.
@danielkennedy8355 Жыл бұрын
When they get to a certain age their teeth just stop growing back so any croc that’s grown to that age would end up dying of starvation
@McNugget555 Жыл бұрын
Exactly. People who post youtube videos do not need to be nerds.
@fayemcginnis198711 ай бұрын
Hopefully one day WATOP will add the metric system so the rest of the world can get an idea of the measurements of these animals.
@alejandromacarthy724911 ай бұрын
Na yall need to learn imperial it's not that hard, we know both here in the USA. But basically 3 feet (1yard) is a little shorter than a meter.
@luchacefox25911 ай бұрын
Fuck the metric system. Learn a unit of measurement fit for a civilized human you beast
@LiveFreeOrDie2A11 ай бұрын
The metric system needs to die already.
@keithhagler50210 ай бұрын
The metric system is inadequate for many things where the metric is not fine enough or not easily relatable in equations, especially hunting. For this reason we retain degrees (360), grains for gunpowder and projectiles (15 to a gram, 7000 to a pound) feet per second, MOA approximate to inches, and calibre in inches also. I was raised metric but it is easier to work with an integrated system like imperial for integrated issues like ballistics.
@GunControlHelpsCriminals9 ай бұрын
Rameere island was an incident were 1,000 Japanese soldiers were preyed upon by crocodiles dropping the group from 1,000 to 500 this happened during ww2
@nothere4436 Жыл бұрын
Ramree Island*. I have yet to find anything that substantiates this tale. The density of salties in that mangrove swamp would have to be the highest in the world for that story to be true. I think japanese troops were attacked by crocs. I don't think it was to the extent of that story.
@TCraig0011 ай бұрын
@@TCraig00This is 100,% true and watch WW2 in HD that documentary tells u
@Marshall442411 ай бұрын
So none of them deserved it. All animals just doing what they do, and people encroached on their habitats and lifestyles...
@flightlesslord2688 Жыл бұрын
Gustav probably snatched a guy delivering steroids to a gym nearby, and got juiced up 😂
@vadzz72611 ай бұрын
2:00 So funny :D i saw that "Scary Movie" and you edit with the tail of Crocodile :D
@DJRickValeOfficial11 ай бұрын
Clumps of grass on a giant crocodiles head ? That's how he got so big...he made a gilly suit.
@jaymzgaetz2006 Жыл бұрын
Well quite frankly, after being attacked and had multiple humans attempt to kill them, I’d say each predator had plenty of reason to be so aggressive towards people!
@lizslilcorneroftheinstitut7144 Жыл бұрын
did u not hear the stories? lot of these were unprovoked, btw we humans are also animals my good sir and the reason we are top of the food chain is because we can think beyond our basic needs and instincts.
@Aqsticgod Жыл бұрын
in the video it says monkeys kill each other aswell for fun, murder is just in the DNA of animals
@ry3020 Жыл бұрын
I'm glad that I live in Northern Norway where the only dangerous animals are meeses (plural of moose) and human beans.
@svampebob00711 ай бұрын
Not
@kukuri00711 ай бұрын
Moby Dick was the story of a whale getting well-deserved revenge against the monsters who murdered his family. I'd feed Ahab to the whales MYSELF, if possible, one body part at a time!
@krisaaron577111 ай бұрын
*HUMAN* will remain *THE MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL* for all time.
@Mapogo792 Жыл бұрын
Glad you said animal. Because mosquitoes are worst than us.
@jacksheldon8566 Жыл бұрын
@@jacksheldon8566 Nope , *HUMAN* is *THE WORST*
@Mapogo792 Жыл бұрын
@@Mapogo792 if you criteria is death. Then mosquitoes kills more than humans do.
@jacksheldon8566 Жыл бұрын
@@jacksheldon8566 Still *HUMAN* will be *THE WORST*
@Mapogo792 Жыл бұрын
I hate the scary movie series but that tail was HYSTERICAL. A good laugh is like a cup of coffee. Thanks.
@j-rocd95079 ай бұрын
2:55 Well, Gustav alone sounds like something you and Steve came up with...
@kevindemel558011 ай бұрын
These are super random facts relating Gustave to the Champawat Tiger. 7:09 there has been some awesome research about a propensity for humans, see Caputo's Book about the Tsavo lions, the ending results of the research were interesting. 15:20 the monkey was actually wearing the sunglasses the way a person does! Wow.
@acharyajamesoermannspeaker656311 ай бұрын
glad too see you back in my recommended!
@FOX-3 Жыл бұрын
Your little cartoons are making me laugh. Xx
@helenbowles-km5yqАй бұрын
it's well done photo editing, good job it looks like real.. almost..lol
@leveragemachine729411 ай бұрын
Lolong to be correct is the new world record holder as the most biggest Crocodile captured alive in my humble country Philippines sadly he past away many years ago in his sanctuary
@ebhoyvillarias25219 ай бұрын
I'm so against killing the heavy weights of the animal kingdom. We let criminals and murders live in cages at millions of dollars expense. It's fair to leave the man eaters along.
@jessicamontville343311 ай бұрын
Im disappointed there wasnt a killer gorilla in the vid
@Built_Mago Жыл бұрын
They aren't as agressive as chimps and baboons.
@janedoex1398 Жыл бұрын
What u want? more souls to go as folder?
@atharvapatil3248 Жыл бұрын
@@janedoex1398 baboons are the real life goblins
@Built_Mago Жыл бұрын
The narrator sounds like Josh gates i love it
@TheFullmetalmex9 ай бұрын
WOW great and informative video!! keep up he great work, loved it!
@luvlyy_4everr Жыл бұрын
Right! But why is no one talking about that uncanny image at 6:43 😭😊
@iqgamer5085 Жыл бұрын
Humans are even injured by his very pet cat. Hahaha.
@riomichellecorrales70969 ай бұрын
This editing though 😂 … video games, behind the couch in scream … I can’t
@shawnsyville11 ай бұрын
He has a human spirit 😂😂😂, like literally
@eddiefegan6748 ай бұрын
If Gustav killed 12 people & was still hungry could be a misunderstanding of croc behavior. I'm no zoologist, but I have seen the videos of Crocs taking Wildebeest and Zebras from the famous river crossings of the Mara. They do not stop killing prey. They can eat rotted flesh, so they kill and save the dead animals under the banks of the river for later consumption.
@bldos536211 ай бұрын
Very interesting information about the larger animals that eat people and story and facts and more creepy and misery and other 😊
@christineMaccallum-uo3qx2 ай бұрын
There is a movie called "the goest and the darkness". It´s about two lions who killed more than 100 men. It´s a long time ago I watched it, so I don´t remeber if it´s a good film. But I thought maybe someone would be interessted.
@luckyluke4525 Жыл бұрын
It is based on a true story, but they left out the reason why the lions did it. The humans killed all prey animals to feed the railroad workers, so the lions were hungry.
@ankebosing1968 Жыл бұрын
That's a Hella good movie
@silentwrath1182 Жыл бұрын
i want that coffe machine
@charlie-bucket11 ай бұрын
I have seen so many alligators in Flordia, one came a few inches from me!
@user-ys1zc3gp9s11 ай бұрын
Crazy to think, if you're an apex predator, maybe a part of you genuinely enjoys the thrill of the hunt. There was an interesting phenomenon surrounding the Lions of Savo, (hope I spelled it right) the lions in the movie The Ghost in the Darkness with Val Kilmer. F*ck Africa lmao. There's also a book from like the 50's called "Death in the Long Grass" which is all about different types of renowned "maneaters" from Africa, whether it be snakes, crocs, you even leapords which are known to hangout in trees and pull people up into them.
@nathandomke272111 ай бұрын
And some of those stores intuit book are myths and highly exaggerated .
@rccool5567 ай бұрын
If housecat's were any bigger, they'd surely eat us. Until then they just bide their time...and wait....😾👿.
@ericbumbles4145 Жыл бұрын
2:05 love this scene
@EOT138 ай бұрын
Please provide the metric system too!
@abraham22179 ай бұрын
Here are some suggestion nickname for gustave: Croczilla, gustave the giant, crocosaur, king of crocs, mega croc, tyrano croc, etc…
@nikewznk48428 ай бұрын
You get a like from me with just that scary movie part 😅😂😂
@KymronWilliams-ek2wv10 ай бұрын
I was just watching a documentary on Gustav. Now WATOP starts a video on Gustav 🤣
@shivekaniruth5402 Жыл бұрын
If giants exist amongst humans, then other animals are no exception! I've seen a gecko so big, compared to other geckos, to the extent it had to resort to cannibalism ... eating fellow, smaller, geckos! 😱😱😱😱😱😱
@jumanassib363411 ай бұрын
Great vid!
@awesomenavi2012 Жыл бұрын
Animal heroes!
@barabbasrosebud928211 ай бұрын
IT HAS BEEN SO LONG SINCE IVE WATCHED ONE OF UR VIDS i miss them
@Drybloom Жыл бұрын
So more than 200 peeps willingly entered his den with all the knowledge
@Light_the_tunnel9 ай бұрын
I saw a recently made documentary where a bear killed a lot of people after eating a bunch of cocaine.
@nirmalsuki11 ай бұрын
Good video.
@EdwardTilley Жыл бұрын
0:19 was that the bite of 87?
@xenocid1649 ай бұрын
The corpse the villagers were carrying was no Chimpanzee but a Gorilla! ☝
@MrSpock-cf7yw Жыл бұрын
legend has it somewhere in the Outback, Megalania still lives and make Komodo dragons look tiny!
@phatmeow776411 ай бұрын
750lbs for a 9 ft tall bear is crazy underweight
@benton31488 Жыл бұрын
How can you say something deserves to die for trying to survive? What if you got executed for going to work every day?
@addam6666 Жыл бұрын
i’m sure u would have a different opinion if ur family was ate by one of these animals, those ppl did get “executed” for going to work everyday
@noley1650 Жыл бұрын
@@noley1650 no my opinion would stay the same. I would be sad but you can’t blame the animal which is jist surviving
@addam6666 Жыл бұрын
@@addam6666 Im glad I dont trust my life and honor with people like you the weak die and the weaker are cowards smh
@noley1650 Жыл бұрын
@Bruce Wayne what🤨
@noley1650 Жыл бұрын
@@noley1650what if your family are alcoholics?
@KENNYBIGBOWMAN Жыл бұрын
It’s kindof sad that most large cats were killed in the southeast, but people didn’t take kindly to their little ones being eaten or their life stop becoming prey. Then again, how did the native American handle it? Still I imagine what it could be like if large panthers and mountain lions were prevalent these days. Humans would have killed them all at any and every point I guess. But we are getting stupid and lazy without having to worry about natural predators
@mattheweburns Жыл бұрын
Jim Corbett hunted many maneating animals in India and he also wrote books about a fair few of his hunts. For anyone who'd like to listen to some of Jim's books in audiobook format, I'd recommend the channel "SELVA LORE." Bob Gymlan also has a very harrowing audiobook "style" dramatization of the Sankebetsu brown near attack on his channel. It's honestly one of the most horrifying animal attack stories I've ever heard and Bob does a great job really hammering home the bitter bleakness of the situation. This video mentioned the Sankebetsu bear was 700 pounds, but wildly, the bear was actually critically underweight and should have weighed closer to 2000 or so pounds, which is why it tried to eat basically the entire family and almost succeeded.
@garmmermibe53974 ай бұрын
Fun Fact: Reptiles never stop growing.
@radicalrandy29 ай бұрын
Very interesting... Now I'm hungry.😂
@ronnieguillot851910 ай бұрын
4:14 as if bro was a videogame character, changing his outfits
@sokawai57 ай бұрын
Brown bear in Japan? Nice😂
@Thomas-em9du8 ай бұрын
You are extremely ignorant as to why Gustav got so big... With the civil war in Burundi and neighbouring areas in his territory he probably has plenty of dead human bodies to feed on which would also explain his penchant for human flesh.
@mav3298 Жыл бұрын
The scream gustav edit had me weak
@senneverkoyen2378 Жыл бұрын
now i got alot more empathy for jeffrey dahmer thank you 🤣🤣🤣
@Kado1609 Жыл бұрын
Nah that’s crazy
@josemena6776 Жыл бұрын
@@josemena6776 he just got addicted to human meat bro
@anthonyabarca-ey2un Жыл бұрын
@Anthony Abarca no one made him eat in the first place
@celeste9611 Жыл бұрын
It's a Nephilim Crocodile 🤣
@ryanthompsonthompson820 Жыл бұрын
If only he'd add metric notations to his videos he'd have a new sub
@Elixz89 Жыл бұрын
my thinking, had to pause every few minutes
@MrMusterschueler11 ай бұрын
or, just a wild idea, you could educate yourself.
@keefbeef200211 ай бұрын
Good kitty.
@peterbowman535811 ай бұрын
Lmao. That picture of that croc was taking in Australia. Australia has both fresh and salt crocs
@clintonscottwalsh11 ай бұрын
Cool Name. Sounds like a Tank Name.
@TS-km5wn11 ай бұрын
Looks like the crocodile in your thumbnail came from the Jungle cruise in Disneyland.
@ZekeTheBeagАй бұрын
Never kill the man eating Croc .... let him have his own way ... He is sooooooo cute ....
@jimgalle137111 ай бұрын
Very nice 🐊🐊😍
@manjujoshimanjujoshi601 Жыл бұрын
It was golden
@suriyavlogs39579 ай бұрын
Hunger will make you eat anything. Lucky we got weapons for animals, otherwise the numbers would be bigger. Was fun to watch. Great video
@storytimewithunclebill1998 Жыл бұрын
All those monkeys became bolder and desperate during lockdown. The fought each other for small portions of food thrown to them by poilice and others allowed out and about. Once the lockdowns were lifted they had learned that being agressive is the only assured way to get food. So the cute monkeys have lost all fear of humans because we don't fight back. They mainly target women and children making us monkey cucks and we're simian simps because we go out of our way to protect them
@timothygreer1889 ай бұрын
No wonder Gustav gets a bit snappy with a name like that.
@philthycat1408 Жыл бұрын
What movie is that at 13:31?
@DashDarrenger9 ай бұрын
that japanese bear.... sounds like Akakabuto to me (ginga anime)
@maiski2864 Жыл бұрын
As always it would be marvelous to see the data in metric. Mind your audience
@delimate8 ай бұрын
Gustave was reported to have died back in about 2019 unfortunately. RIP GUSTAVE!
@jvoidhuey308811 ай бұрын
There are plenty of us, we are easy to catch and most are too afraid to defend ourselves due to the law and according to the video we taste good.
@stevenrowlandson96509 ай бұрын
Out of all these predators, I feel like laughing at the bear part. That man eater bear was like an addicted man high on meth and cocaine.
@charlesmao774311 ай бұрын
The Bear sounds like a better movie than the togers of Tanzia
@DannyBoYfutube8 ай бұрын
Decent content
@mringram Жыл бұрын
You forgot about the man eating whale that swallowed that one dude in the Bible😂
Fun fact: there’s an easy way to tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile - one will see you later, one will see you after a while
Dad to the max lol
Ed Zachary
🤦🏻♀️ 😂
Haha bravo
How do you know if it's a Caiman?
You know Gustav is easily one of the most terrifying and intimidating Croc's in the world when even Hippopotamus's legitimately FEAR HIM.
Jee's. This video is rediculous like most vid's on the Web.
@@supermansuperman9066 no m no m no no
Hippos don't fear him. Even if crocs were 3,000lbs, they could not do much damage to a hippo.
@@EricThe82 Why won't they fear a croc heavier than them and as big as them though? a croc as big as a hippo is quite intimidating considering that hippos are huge as hell. And then they see a croc as big or is bigger than them. Making them have a run for their money. 🤷♂🤷♂ Although if it's a pack of hippos' vs 1 giant croc it's still obvious that the hippos would win.
Yeah....not many crocs that a full grown hippo is even remotely wary of...
According to Corbett's own account, during autopsy he found that a large section of the leopard's mouth was burned out, assumed to be the result of cyanide poisoning, possibly thanks to a previous attempt by some other hunter to kill the animal. Which only led to the demise of more civilians. It took Corbett seven years to hunt the animal, and he blamed himself for not managing to kill it on his first attempt several years ago, so that he could've saved at least 100+ kills in the years between. But yeah, the animal became addicted to human flesh due to our issues. In the region where it hunted, it was massively poverty stricken back in the day, and during a cholera epidemic, people simply didn't have the money to cremate their dead. So they just threw the bodies down cliffs sticking a piece of burning coal in their mouths. These bodies clearly became the leopard's main food source.
People don't realize how dangerous leopards are. HIGHLY intelligent, insanely strong and fast, They're known for simply ambushing people and pulling them up into trees.
Jaguars too. You won't see them. Then you're a ghost.
It’s the polka dots…makes them seem nicer
that's why you never go into the woods without a grenade launcher.
@@zanitzeuken grenade launcher 🤓
@@AhmedBabiker-sr8fl just in case
A charging croc is just terrifying lol. A clumsy missile with teeth on stubby legs torpedoing itself is just crazy.
A charging hippo is much scarier and much more dangerous
Crocs can reach up to 15 km/h on land. They look goofy gallopping, but you won't be laughing if that dinosaur is charging at you. No idea if this is true but the best bet is to vault over the barbed wirde that is its face. Wounldn't wanna try that shit tho.
@@kelvinmunene1034 You are minced meat either way. Hell, even a goddamn boar or (in Africa) warthog can severely mangle your legs if you rub it the wrong way. Nature is fucking scary, that's why humans evolved for long range combat (throwing rocks, then spears, then bows and now guns).
Now there’s a mental picture! 😄
Gustav most likely killed like, 60 people. Other crocodile related deaths around the time and area where gustav was, were just put under his name
How do you know?
@@justincraig398 No reptile will keep eating after its stomach is full. They eat and then become dormant as they digest their food. Too many people were eaten by crocodiles for it to be the work of just one animal -- crocs don't kill for sport. Additionally, there is a biological limit on how big a reptile can grow, and while Gustav was enormous he simply couldn't consume that many humans.
@@justincraig398 The video said many things. The thing is, it's all based on hearsay essentially. That's the first problem, as that's just about the least reliable source. I think it's a bit unrealistic because for a croc to just go around killing things without eating them afterwards would be quite abnormal behaviour. They're as primitive as it gets, they kill to eat and not "for fun". At least I've never heard of that, but I'm not an expert. Even the reported numbers feel insane for a single croc and people love to just use scapegoats so the idea that crocodile related deaths in general were attributed to this one single "monster croc" makes sense. Seems exactly like what humans would do.
The video said the attacks stopped at one point. So all the other reptiles coordinated themself and declared cease feeding? Or people still get attacked but don't recognize the crocodile as Gustav so don't report it and put it on his sheet.
@@justincraig398 even still.. that may have been his fill
I'm surprised there was no mention of the Lions of Tsavo in the video, given they (if I recall correctly) were also hunted and killed by Corbet [Edit] After two months, I have found out to be a dumdum: John Henry Patterson killed the Lions of Tsavo
No
They weren't Corbett never killed any man eaters in Africa
Lol corbet ( more myth than great hunter) was 1000% not involved. A British officer sent to oversee rail construction did it ..
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj what makes you say Corbett was a myth?
@@MichaelPhillips-jw4bj yeah John Henry Patterson
When our ancestors dealt with this daily and it was just normal
That’s why most were armed with a bow & arrows, dagger, and a spear; maybe a shield.
At least that’s what you’re told to believe.
@@911jayishsupremacy now we have guns and grenades how fun
@@AdubsMMA ....how do u think houses were built or food was gotten or water or transportation or clothes
@@Eking-su3trwe also have rpgs and M60s Rambo style 😎
A mate of mine in Australia 🇦🇺 when we lived up north found this little patch of semi damp tea tree 🌲 patch with a wallow in it inside was a big croc 🐊 that got left behind after the wet season as the river grows to kms wide 😂their was fur and pig hair all over the place just shows how tough they are
That slurp means there's something good coming! Great job guys!
I read somewhere that the specie with the most human kills is the mosquito, though it kills indirectly. But this is a list of individual beasts , who kill, not species.
The animal with the most kills is the hippo
I remembered watching a video about this guy who handles crocodiles so well that he can even swim with them. He once said that when it comes to feeding theses guys you shouldn't give them too much food because crocs dont know when to stop due to their lack of feeding in the wild which gave them the trait to being able to survive without food for several weeks.
What? Can you clarify what exactly you're trying to say?
My thoughts exactly lol 😂
Is he even really that hard to fight a crocodile if you have weapon guns?
@@Watch-0w1 what? Can you clarify what you're trying to say?
Basically crocs are gluttons and will bite you if they don't feel satisfied.
Jim Corbett was a great hunter. He killed many man eating Tigers including the largest tiger on record. A national park is dedicated to him known as Jim Corbett National park in India. His book Maneaters of Kumaon makes a great reading.
tiger name is champawat tiger who kill 436 people
@@youngistaanvlog yes
He also was a poacher and encouraged it
@@kelvinmunene1034 Oh shut up with non sense.
@@kelvinmunene1034 I'd far rather have Corbett's worthless hide nailed to the wall than the skin of a beautiful big cat!! The world needs morewild animals, not more humans using up resources and polluting the atmosphere.
Isn’t that bear attack on Japan the inspiration for the man eating bear Akakabuto in Ginga Gin? Also! Zoos have a kill on site rule if a certain kind of animal escapes. Big cats and gorillas are tranquilized but chimps are kill on sight.
yeah some animals cant live in harmony with humans or other animals, chimps are one of them, in fact, ur facing a chimp whos about to go ape on your ass(pun intended) you might as well pray for them to kill you cuz their fate is much worse than death, chimps will rip our your tongue, mouth, break ur teeth, remove your genitals, and jusrt about every torture method known to these creatures to make sure u cant eat fuck or fight ever again and leave you for dead. at least gorillas unalive you if you get cute with them, chimps decide to make your life on veteran mode.
@ izzy - on site or on sight ? 2 different meanings .
@@brianmcsorley3229 they both can be used lol as site is the place and sight for you to see.
Gustav isn't dead, it went to eat Elvis.
7:10 Holy hell those factual videos mixed with those fine memes really make for a good combo
gustav also had 3 bullet wound scars and a messed up shoulder when he was last spotted
Gustav is about the same size as Lolong from the Philippines but Filipinos said lolong is not the crocodile they're talking about and lolong is smaller compare to the other croc they witness and they never seen a human body remains inside of lolong the other croc was way too bigger than lolong.
Spoken like a true filipino (they love gossip)
The common thread is humans encroaching into the animals habitat then destroying it
Yay go us
@@Eking-su3tryou mean them?
John Corbett became a huge supporter for animal conservation and habitat reserves
I LOVE the retro game graphic!
Crocs regrow teeth though.
When they get to a certain age their teeth just stop growing back so any croc that’s grown to that age would end up dying of starvation
Exactly. People who post youtube videos do not need to be nerds.
Hopefully one day WATOP will add the metric system so the rest of the world can get an idea of the measurements of these animals.
Na yall need to learn imperial it's not that hard, we know both here in the USA. But basically 3 feet (1yard) is a little shorter than a meter.
Fuck the metric system. Learn a unit of measurement fit for a civilized human you beast
The metric system needs to die already.
The metric system is inadequate for many things where the metric is not fine enough or not easily relatable in equations, especially hunting. For this reason we retain degrees (360), grains for gunpowder and projectiles (15 to a gram, 7000 to a pound) feet per second, MOA approximate to inches, and calibre in inches also. I was raised metric but it is easier to work with an integrated system like imperial for integrated issues like ballistics.
Rameere island was an incident were 1,000 Japanese soldiers were preyed upon by crocodiles dropping the group from 1,000 to 500 this happened during ww2
Ramree Island*. I have yet to find anything that substantiates this tale. The density of salties in that mangrove swamp would have to be the highest in the world for that story to be true. I think japanese troops were attacked by crocs. I don't think it was to the extent of that story.
@@TCraig00This is 100,% true and watch WW2 in HD that documentary tells u
So none of them deserved it. All animals just doing what they do, and people encroached on their habitats and lifestyles...
Gustav probably snatched a guy delivering steroids to a gym nearby, and got juiced up 😂
2:00 So funny :D i saw that "Scary Movie" and you edit with the tail of Crocodile :D
Clumps of grass on a giant crocodiles head ? That's how he got so big...he made a gilly suit.
Well quite frankly, after being attacked and had multiple humans attempt to kill them, I’d say each predator had plenty of reason to be so aggressive towards people!
did u not hear the stories? lot of these were unprovoked, btw we humans are also animals my good sir and the reason we are top of the food chain is because we can think beyond our basic needs and instincts.
in the video it says monkeys kill each other aswell for fun, murder is just in the DNA of animals
I'm glad that I live in Northern Norway where the only dangerous animals are meeses (plural of moose) and human beans.
Not
Moby Dick was the story of a whale getting well-deserved revenge against the monsters who murdered his family. I'd feed Ahab to the whales MYSELF, if possible, one body part at a time!
*HUMAN* will remain *THE MOST DANGEROUS ANIMAL* for all time.
Glad you said animal. Because mosquitoes are worst than us.
@@jacksheldon8566 Nope , *HUMAN* is *THE WORST*
@@Mapogo792 if you criteria is death. Then mosquitoes kills more than humans do.
@@jacksheldon8566 Still *HUMAN* will be *THE WORST*
I hate the scary movie series but that tail was HYSTERICAL. A good laugh is like a cup of coffee. Thanks.
2:55 Well, Gustav alone sounds like something you and Steve came up with...
These are super random facts relating Gustave to the Champawat Tiger. 7:09 there has been some awesome research about a propensity for humans, see Caputo's Book about the Tsavo lions, the ending results of the research were interesting. 15:20 the monkey was actually wearing the sunglasses the way a person does! Wow.
glad too see you back in my recommended!
Your little cartoons are making me laugh. Xx
it's well done photo editing, good job it looks like real.. almost..lol
Lolong to be correct is the new world record holder as the most biggest Crocodile captured alive in my humble country Philippines sadly he past away many years ago in his sanctuary
I'm so against killing the heavy weights of the animal kingdom. We let criminals and murders live in cages at millions of dollars expense. It's fair to leave the man eaters along.
Im disappointed there wasnt a killer gorilla in the vid
They aren't as agressive as chimps and baboons.
What u want? more souls to go as folder?
@@janedoex1398 baboons are the real life goblins
The narrator sounds like Josh gates i love it
WOW great and informative video!! keep up he great work, loved it!
Right! But why is no one talking about that uncanny image at 6:43 😭😊
Humans are even injured by his very pet cat. Hahaha.
This editing though 😂 … video games, behind the couch in scream … I can’t
He has a human spirit 😂😂😂, like literally
If Gustav killed 12 people & was still hungry could be a misunderstanding of croc behavior. I'm no zoologist, but I have seen the videos of Crocs taking Wildebeest and Zebras from the famous river crossings of the Mara. They do not stop killing prey. They can eat rotted flesh, so they kill and save the dead animals under the banks of the river for later consumption.
Very interesting information about the larger animals that eat people and story and facts and more creepy and misery and other 😊
There is a movie called "the goest and the darkness". It´s about two lions who killed more than 100 men. It´s a long time ago I watched it, so I don´t remeber if it´s a good film. But I thought maybe someone would be interessted.
It is based on a true story, but they left out the reason why the lions did it. The humans killed all prey animals to feed the railroad workers, so the lions were hungry.
That's a Hella good movie
i want that coffe machine
I have seen so many alligators in Flordia, one came a few inches from me!
Crazy to think, if you're an apex predator, maybe a part of you genuinely enjoys the thrill of the hunt. There was an interesting phenomenon surrounding the Lions of Savo, (hope I spelled it right) the lions in the movie The Ghost in the Darkness with Val Kilmer. F*ck Africa lmao. There's also a book from like the 50's called "Death in the Long Grass" which is all about different types of renowned "maneaters" from Africa, whether it be snakes, crocs, you even leapords which are known to hangout in trees and pull people up into them.
And some of those stores intuit book are myths and highly exaggerated .
If housecat's were any bigger, they'd surely eat us. Until then they just bide their time...and wait....😾👿.
2:05 love this scene
Please provide the metric system too!
Here are some suggestion nickname for gustave: Croczilla, gustave the giant, crocosaur, king of crocs, mega croc, tyrano croc, etc…
You get a like from me with just that scary movie part 😅😂😂
I was just watching a documentary on Gustav. Now WATOP starts a video on Gustav 🤣
If giants exist amongst humans, then other animals are no exception! I've seen a gecko so big, compared to other geckos, to the extent it had to resort to cannibalism ... eating fellow, smaller, geckos! 😱😱😱😱😱😱
Great vid!
Animal heroes!
IT HAS BEEN SO LONG SINCE IVE WATCHED ONE OF UR VIDS i miss them
So more than 200 peeps willingly entered his den with all the knowledge
I saw a recently made documentary where a bear killed a lot of people after eating a bunch of cocaine.
Good video.
0:19 was that the bite of 87?
The corpse the villagers were carrying was no Chimpanzee but a Gorilla! ☝
legend has it somewhere in the Outback, Megalania still lives and make Komodo dragons look tiny!
750lbs for a 9 ft tall bear is crazy underweight
How can you say something deserves to die for trying to survive? What if you got executed for going to work every day?
i’m sure u would have a different opinion if ur family was ate by one of these animals, those ppl did get “executed” for going to work everyday
@@noley1650 no my opinion would stay the same. I would be sad but you can’t blame the animal which is jist surviving
@@addam6666 Im glad I dont trust my life and honor with people like you the weak die and the weaker are cowards smh
@Bruce Wayne what🤨
@@noley1650what if your family are alcoholics?
It’s kindof sad that most large cats were killed in the southeast, but people didn’t take kindly to their little ones being eaten or their life stop becoming prey. Then again, how did the native American handle it? Still I imagine what it could be like if large panthers and mountain lions were prevalent these days. Humans would have killed them all at any and every point I guess. But we are getting stupid and lazy without having to worry about natural predators
Jim Corbett hunted many maneating animals in India and he also wrote books about a fair few of his hunts. For anyone who'd like to listen to some of Jim's books in audiobook format, I'd recommend the channel "SELVA LORE." Bob Gymlan also has a very harrowing audiobook "style" dramatization of the Sankebetsu brown near attack on his channel. It's honestly one of the most horrifying animal attack stories I've ever heard and Bob does a great job really hammering home the bitter bleakness of the situation. This video mentioned the Sankebetsu bear was 700 pounds, but wildly, the bear was actually critically underweight and should have weighed closer to 2000 or so pounds, which is why it tried to eat basically the entire family and almost succeeded.
Fun Fact: Reptiles never stop growing.
Very interesting... Now I'm hungry.😂
4:14 as if bro was a videogame character, changing his outfits
Brown bear in Japan? Nice😂
You are extremely ignorant as to why Gustav got so big... With the civil war in Burundi and neighbouring areas in his territory he probably has plenty of dead human bodies to feed on which would also explain his penchant for human flesh.
The scream gustav edit had me weak
now i got alot more empathy for jeffrey dahmer thank you 🤣🤣🤣
Nah that’s crazy
@@josemena6776 he just got addicted to human meat bro
@Anthony Abarca no one made him eat in the first place
It's a Nephilim Crocodile 🤣
If only he'd add metric notations to his videos he'd have a new sub
my thinking, had to pause every few minutes
or, just a wild idea, you could educate yourself.
Good kitty.
Lmao. That picture of that croc was taking in Australia. Australia has both fresh and salt crocs
Cool Name. Sounds like a Tank Name.
Looks like the crocodile in your thumbnail came from the Jungle cruise in Disneyland.
Never kill the man eating Croc .... let him have his own way ... He is sooooooo cute ....
Very nice 🐊🐊😍
It was golden
Hunger will make you eat anything. Lucky we got weapons for animals, otherwise the numbers would be bigger. Was fun to watch. Great video
All those monkeys became bolder and desperate during lockdown. The fought each other for small portions of food thrown to them by poilice and others allowed out and about. Once the lockdowns were lifted they had learned that being agressive is the only assured way to get food. So the cute monkeys have lost all fear of humans because we don't fight back. They mainly target women and children making us monkey cucks and we're simian simps because we go out of our way to protect them
No wonder Gustav gets a bit snappy with a name like that.
What movie is that at 13:31?
that japanese bear.... sounds like Akakabuto to me (ginga anime)
As always it would be marvelous to see the data in metric. Mind your audience
Gustave was reported to have died back in about 2019 unfortunately. RIP GUSTAVE!
There are plenty of us, we are easy to catch and most are too afraid to defend ourselves due to the law and according to the video we taste good.
Out of all these predators, I feel like laughing at the bear part. That man eater bear was like an addicted man high on meth and cocaine.
The Bear sounds like a better movie than the togers of Tanzia
Decent content
You forgot about the man eating whale that swallowed that one dude in the Bible😂
They grow the most as young adults
Did Gustav just fart? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🤔👀🤣