The BODY PARALYZING Burrower Species Explained



A species that hibernates every 100 years breaks though from the soils. Upon coming into contact with humans, they would immediately inject venom that would paralyze their target and proceed to make them completely immobile. Being dragged to a hole a person would be left for days before the burrowers returned. But what allows them to immobilize a person and how does their venom work? lets discuss that in todays episode!

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25 thoughts on “The BODY PARALYZING Burrower Species Explained”

  1. I swear your following my health class cause yesterday's video I watched on your Event Horizon covered the topic I just finished and today it was on the blood circulation system and I find this video. It must be finding Key words of my recent searches throughout the day before I fill my YouTube addiction.

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  2. god, i love listening to south dakota slander as a south dakota resident that was born and raised here. i can guarantee you guys that we (sd residents) dislike it as much as you 😭

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  3. While I appreciate the science on why these things can be killed by man, I don’t think it’s remotely necessary to explain how something can fall to the most destructive force in nature. We’re empathetic as a species yet still unafraid to burn the world—because you know, just watching the world burn isn’t enough. And it’s not like there any hope for other intelligent life (on Earth, before people hit me with aliens) to grow to rival us because we kill that nonsense off before nature realizes what’s just happened.

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  4. Sadly, this is not the case for SD population wise anymore. Hundreds if not thousands ran from their big cities and came here. Average house wheat from 180k to 500k and rent from 800 to 1500. Us locals can’t keep up here, getting pushed out. My apartments got sold and they’re already bumping up fees and making new ones. I have to pay a fee to pay rent now. It’s just sad.

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  5. pretty sure he called them Indians because its a period piece of a film and many people called them Indians at the time. Kinda takes some people out of a movie with they have them using modern speak and not sounding like they belong.

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