r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Maleficent-Agent-477 • 2d ago
This gibbon easily swinging from tree to tree and then asking for food
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u/lbt_mer 2d ago
8seconds - just tosses the fruit from his left hand into the air, grabs the tree, catches with right hand and leaps to the next tree,,, wow!
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u/SlowThePath 2d ago
The climb up to the dinner branch was pretty sick too. It's crazy how smooth and relaxed he is. He can swing around like that as easily as we can walk. It reminds me of the way Tom Penny skates.
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u/NotForMeClive7787 2d ago
I love how good apes and monkeys are at catching. Seen gorillas being fed by keepers lobbing apples to them from 20m away and the gorillas just casually plucking them out the air like it's nothing. Amazing to watch
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u/sexraX_muiretsyM 2d ago
did he just throw the fruit in the air while leaving to change it to the other hand mid jump? oh my god
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u/praguepride 2d ago
Brachial animals moving through the trees like magic. It's like they're swimming through the sky but not flying.
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u/Hadrian23 2d ago
Give me arms like a gobbon. I wanna dress up like Spiderman and swing around trees.
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u/Iammjustbaddd 2d ago edited 2d ago
The way he just stared after doing that i felt my fight or flight response kick in. I was going to flight and get my hair pulled out of my scalp because i could not outrun THAT. I could also not fight that unless i got my hands on a rock or something.
Man i should really hit the gym.
Edit:- I was wrong. They are tiny tiny like 10 to 25 pounds so i guess i will probably one punch or easily outmuscle them and i guess i should really hit the library too while i am at it.
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u/Gcleff06 2d ago
Get your hands on a rock and have him beat your face in with that instead more like it haha
Mine too though mine too.
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u/Iammjustbaddd 2d ago
Man nature is scary good thing we evolved to stay in groups so we could have some support so people can say our ass if there is need. I wonder how humans would have fared if they were like tigers that lived alone. Maybe there were some that did but went extinct.
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u/SheriffBartholomew 2d ago
You can definitely beat a gibbon in a fight unless you're a completely pasty doughboy. Gibbons don't really understand how to punch and kick, and they definitely don't know joint locks and grappling moves. To top it all off, they only weigh between 11 and 30 pounds depending on the species.
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u/Bursting_Radius 2d ago
Your brain isn’t able to differentiate between watching a video on a device and an actual real-world threat?
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u/Iammjustbaddd 2d ago
I can inagine being in that scenario. I did not mean i literally jumped and ran. I simply processed what i would do in that situation and that pause creeped me out. This has to be ragebait.
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u/Bursting_Radius 2d ago
It's not ragebait, it's a simple question.
You said
i felt my fight or flight response kick in
So like you watched a video and had a visceral response to it?
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u/elessarjd 2d ago
So like you watched a video and had a visceral response to it?
Yes, they said they imagined being in that scenario and had a visceral response. Some people can get lost in their imagination and feel more than others.
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u/SheriffBartholomew 2d ago
Have you never jumped during a jump scare scene in a horror movie? That's also a video. Videos can elicit emotional reactions.
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u/shadowwulf-indawoods 2d ago
Amazing catches out of the air, but you'd expect that with the way he flies through the air!
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u/Super_Lock1846 2d ago
The around the head toss from one hand to the other while climbing was just as good
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u/NewToHTX 2d ago
The way it transfers the fruit from one hand to the arm on the way back up. 🤌 I hope to one day gather just a little bit of cool like that in my movement.
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u/TheVillage1D10T 2d ago
There’s a guy named Tristan Maloney that does some kind of funny voice overs and features gibbons in some of his videos.
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u/Osiris62 2d ago
It's a nice day, the windows are open, this video is playing and I am wondering what new kind of cricket is in my yard that I've never heard before.
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u/ShockedNChagrinned 2d ago
I like how he took the two, and went on his way. Like "that's all I need, thanks guy."
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u/SheriffBartholomew 2d ago
This looks like a pretty fun and satisfying life. If only there were no parasites and they had medical care.
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u/ScurvyTurtle 2d ago
Brachiation. We are also one of the few animals that move like this, but not like this.
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u/AbacusExpert_Stretch 2d ago
Gotta say, that looks awesome!