THE SURPRISE THAT CHANGED OUR LIFE! -You Should Know Podcast- Episode 177

Best part about mondays 😂🔥 About to roll up and watch the whole thing

YouTube hid this from me for an entire two minutes

I like how at this time nobody is finished with the full episode. we're all watching it together.🤗🤗

“Octopuses are building cities” is one thing I never thought I would hear 😭 (TTLS)

Am I the only one who thinks cam should dress up as Captain America for Halloween?

43 times in 7 years is wildly determined to propose to the same person and hands down my favourite part of this weeks episode!!!❤❤ TTLS

“If you ever see me fighting in the forest with a grizzly bear, HELP THE BEAR!” Is what P was trynna say😂

22:59 as a pass worker in customer service, Cam you suck lol

The thing holding octopi from ruling the world is that they don’t have language like we do. We’re so efficient and at the top of the economic chain because we have the best form of communication. Other animals use visual cues which limits them to only communicating with those directly in front of them, many do have auditorial systems of communication, but theirs isn’t as advanced as ours and even if it was, only those near them would hear. We learned to communicate with anyone no matter the distance, giving us the largest upper hand on earth. That is also why we are born stupid. Other animals aren’t born until their brains are fully developed so in a sense we’re born prematurely and that is done solely in order to give us more time to learn and understand verbal communication, allowing language to take up the largest part of our brains (Also, angler fish lamps work because they have bioluminescent bacteria in their lures, similar to the ones at bioluminescent beaches, that light up when agitated)

Elephant Fact! When an elephant gives birth, the entire herd gathers around to protect the newborn calf. They form a protective circle, often scraping dirt and grass over birth fluids to mask the scent and deter predators. The herd's presence helps the newborn stand and walk, ensuring its survival.