8 common myths about animals corrected

The intellect that brought us “10 Misconceptions Rundown,” now corrects a few false notions about animals

(Update: Broken video link fixed.)

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Category: Animals, Bizarre

12 Responses

  1. kendra says:

    ha! i was hoping ostriches made it on the list! my dad and grandpa raised ostriches in Kansas for several years.

  2. AStev says:

    I heard somewhere that birds can see magnetic fields, which makes me insanely jealous.

  3. Nuhorizon says:

    Uhhhh.. “This video is private”?

  4. net says:

    ummm, “This video is private?”

  5. maria says:

    Disney is responsible! Disney’s” Wild life adventures” series pictured lemmings jumping off cliffs. They got the shots by actually shoving and pushing lemmings off a cliff in a stage!

  6. Amber says:

    I LOVE THESE SO MUCH!!!! I NEED MORE!!!!

  7. Kathy says:

    The three primary colours are red, blue and yellow, not green!

    • PhilA says:

      people naturally presume “green” because of computer screens – they use the RGB style to produce colours…

      next you have to look at “projected” and “reflected” light – projected uses RGB to produce colours, while reflected uses CMYK, as projected uses “additive colours” and reflective uses “subtractive colours”

    • Janine says:

      The primary colours of PAINT and other art materials are Red, Blue and Yellow, because of the way they can be mixed to form other colours.

      However, the primary colours of LIGHT – everything you can see – are made up of Red, Blue and Green.

      Did you never study the light spectrum in physics, in school? I don’t completely understand it myself. Physics was never my strong point. But I know that the guy is the video is correct…

  8. Leddy says:

    Huh, for such an informative video that demeans humans with basic knowledge you sure failed to recognize that a lobotomy does not equal the removal of an organism’s brain. Good job, human.

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