The Tiger, the most poweful Cat on the planet. Watch the Tiger lock in combat with other jungle dictators like Lions, Pythons, Bears and ... all » crocs in the code of fang and claw.

This is what happens when badgers go out without their mushrooms and snakes.

Hey, if I saw a giant badger running around, I might tackle the freak of nature too!

Parkour! Silly free running parody about the new form of extreme sport - Pour Quoi.

A song about emails, Wales, badgers, and mongeese.

To kick off their "Submit-A-Song Idea" contest, Rhett&Link perform this song in hopes of inspiring your own song ideas...and to court the   more...tourism department of Wales. Submit your song idea to R&L at rhettandlink.com/contact and you might win an interesting prize!  less

Avoiding getting bit by the venomous snake doesn't do you any good if you go ahead and eat the venom sacks afterwards.

A 2 Part TTTE/Wind in the Willows Parody Clip and the first one is the Great fight over Thomas' Home.
Enjoy! :)



Thomas, Edward, Henry and Gordon were make the Triumph by getting rid of the Troublesome Trucks   more...and Diesels, Once and for all!

Will they win?


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Badger Attack

Just because someone is small and skinny doesn‘t mean they wont fuck you up like some kind of badger on steroids. In fact the little guys are the ones you have to watch out for because they are the ones   more...who are truly crazy.  less

Second TTTE/Wind in the Willows Parody Clip!

Thomas is about to tell his friends about his new Motor Car when Gordon tell him to take it back but he wouldnt want to, Gordon got Angry and get Thomas right   more...in front of him.
Enjoy!




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I apologize to you if this video manages to kill your brain. I just couldn't resist. The inspiration! It called for me!
Anyways... Enjoy this music video.
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Eeehehehe... -twitch-
Badger, badger, badger...
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(I do not own Avatar or the Badger Song. They're not mine. )  less

"Asshole Badgers" would make an awesome band name.

Co-operative hunting of the pack

Hunting in groups is a particularly mammmalian trait, depending on a high order of co-operation and intelligence. the wolves and their allies regularly run in packs and   more...are able to bring down swift and resourceful, as well as larger and stronger, prey.
The relationship between wolves and moose has been studied in detail on Isle Royale in lake superoir. The main summer fair of the wolves on the island is small game, such as beavers and young moose, but with the coming of freeze-up and deep snow, the adult moose are vulnerable to attack. The wolves range single file for miles until the sight a lone moose. They then spread out several yards downwind and stand still as pointers. Suddenly they rush together, touching noses and wagging tails. A large wolf heads for the the quarry and the rest fan out behind.If the moose runs, they close in, tearing at its rump and flanks. The moose kicks desperately and tries to run again, but it is finally cornered and in minutes the kill is made.
Biologists studying Isle Royale wolves found that a large pack of 16 individuals trails and harasses about 12 moose for every one that is killed.


Learning to co-operate with other mammals

The first lessons in self-sufficiency begin when the parent of a carnivore brings disabled but living prey - a small ground squirrel, mouse or rat - for the young to practise hunting and killing. The capture of of larger food animals reqiures more patiance and skill. Young wolves on the Alaskan tundra learn how to do this by accompanying and watching older members of the pack. When half grown they help in runing down a caribou, but do not touch it until a more experienced wolf has made the kill. Later they will co-operate fully in stalking, attacking, killing and eating the prey. The process never stops, for every hunt poses some new problems. Occasionaly a member of the dog or weasel family is so adaptable that it learns to hunt with an individual member of another speices. This kind of association, based on self interest, lasts as long as it is of some benefit to one or perhaps both of the partners. A caribou is taken by young wolves north of Brooks Range, Alaska.
This animal, ill or injured, has tired and fallen behind the herd. The wolf pups' adopted leader, an Eskimo dog, is able to hamstring the animal and bring it down by the throat. After the dog begins to feed the wolves close in and share the kill.
A hare is caught by a coyote with the help of a badger, which flushes it out from brush pile. Hunting assocations between the two animals occour in nature around prairie-dog towns. This one was formed by baiting an area until the animals learned to visit it together. The coyote benefited this time; another time the badger may.  less

Three Golden Retrievers Take on a Vicious Badger

I zoom in and inspect some hallucinogenic mushrooms, although I didn't realise they were at the time. I talk about badger baiting, the old laptop I'm using at my parents home and tricks to play with electric   more...fences.

There's some info about that particular variety of mushroom in my photos section if anyone is interested.  less

Another Part of TTTE/Wind in the Willows Parody Clip and is also a 200th Video on YouTube! (Not in Dailymotion or other sites)
Enjoy! :)

The Engines were pleased that they'd completed their mission until   more...Thomas roaring by as an Unwelcome Guest!


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this leads to a weird zutara thingy ull fibd ou at the end of the video :)

Guy on rope swing falls off into a stream near a sewer outlet.

Numerous animals are used for their fur. Most of the time they are skinned alive and left to die of shock. the fur trade must be stopped. It is just another injustice against the animals. They need to   more...be taken care of, not slaughtered.  less

A comedy sketch show comprised of the world's first example of double reverse unfunny humor which induces death in the audience through intelligence deprivation.

I take a walk to Lordsley Quarry where, as a teenager, I used to ride my off road motorcycle. I approach the quarry from the working section but bottle it as the security seems very high and I get scared   more...of walking into quick sand. I'll try to gain entrance from the other side which is disused. This is not a motorcycle related series so I'm not sure if it will interest anyone but I thought I'd upload it anyway.  less

The third episode in "The Thing" Trilogy is here![PART 3] Enjoy the best out of the 3. The third episode has everything! Sorry for any past delays, but now its here! "The Thing" finally   more...shows his face!  less

Let me introduce to you ... the Honey Badger!! Such a sweet name for such a reavenous mammal!!!

A comedy sketch show comprised of the world's first example of double reverse unfunny humor which induces death in the audience through intelligence.