Hi Charlie here evolution and nature has given animals a lot of body parts to help them survive
from horns that allow them to battle off their enemies
two shells they can hide in and even stingers to help them survive in nature
but it turns out that many animals got very unlucky when it comes to nature
their bodies have some serious design flaws and these can even end the animal's lives
babarusa babarusas are very similar to pigs but they have a few major differences for one they're
slightly taller and their skin is more tough but the most obvious difference is their horns they
not only have two lower horns like many animals do but they also have two upper horns as well
you may think these four fangs are great after all they allow babarus to battle off their enemies
and that is true they can be useful the only downside is these horns never stop growing yep
a major design flaw of these horns is that they keep growing throughout a babaroosa's life because
these horns curve upwards they can sometimes grow into the animal's head it would be like your
teeth growing upwards and entering your brain of course this can eventually take the babarus's life
its horns can literally grow into its skull and when it enters its brain then the animal can pass
away these are also badly designed because they block babarus's view but thankfully nature did cut
these animals a break luckily their horns are very fragile in most cases having fragile horns would
be a bad thing but in this case it means that babarus's horns sometimes break before entering
their brains if babarooses are in the wild they have to hope they get lucky and their horns break
off this can sometimes happen during fights and if they're in captivity then humans will need
to remove these horns on a regular basis either way i think it's safe to say this animal got the
middle finger from evolution turtle turtles and tortoises are often called indestructible animals
they are known to live for over 100 years and they are protected by their shells their shells are
incredibly strong seriously if the army could use these on tactical gear then they would
but it turns out that nature gave turtles a major design flaw one that often ends their
lives that is that if a turtle rolls onto its back it can't roll back over if you're a turtle
and this happens you'd better pray that you have a rounded shell because if you don't then there's
a good chance you will never roll back over if a turtle gets stuck on its back there are various
ways its life can end the most common is from the sun the turtle is not shaded by its shell at all
and it also can't move anywhere to get water so it basically gets slow cooked by the sun
that is brutal if the turtle is not in a sunny place it can simply starve because it can't move
anywhere or eat it basically starves and passes away and another very common way they pass away
when flipped over is due to predators they are totally helpless and can't defend themselves they
can't even seek shelter inside their shells so for any predators it's basically open season reindeer
reindeer antlers are very sharp and very large combined with the body strength of a
reindeer they can be fierce weapons but reindeers antlers often cause them to lose their own lives
you see reindeer often spar each other it's very normal for males to battle over females
kind of similar to humans but when reindeers fight normally only one of them walks away alive
however during some of these fights the antlers can get intertwined
this means the reindeer can't move properly they also can't eat or drink and eventually pass away
if this happens near water the reindeer can sometimes fall in and get frozen sometimes people
come across reindeer who have become intertwined they end up freeing them by cutting their antlers
this is painless and can save the reindeers lives ugly
uglies are also known as mountain sheep they're mainly found in central and eastern asia argolies
are the largest type of rams in the world and they're famous for their very bulky horns
their horns are great for battling rivals but they come with a major design flaw they are
in a very unique corkscrew shape and they keep growing throughout their lives this means their
horns can sometimes grow back into their bodies this happens a lot to older argolies when this
happens it can be very slow and very painful and this can lead to the uglies passing away
before we move on why not subscribe and press the bell too it really does help me out sloth sloths
are known for not doing very much they spend most of their time in trees relaxing and it's
no secret that nature has given sloths some major design flaws for one they move incredibly slowly
when they're in danger they can run at a maximum speed of 0.16 miles per hour which means that any
other animal will easily catch them sloths also sleep for about 20 hours per day and they're very
friendly too but their slowness sleepiness and friendliness often costs them their lives all of
their predators which are pretty much every animal can see that the sloth isn't going anywhere fast
this makes them easy pickings for things like mammals and even birds too horses and donkeys
horses and donkeys are on their feet almost all day and that's why they need very strong herbs but
one design floor with horses and donkeys is that their hooves keep growing they need them cut at
regular intervals if they're on a farm this will happen but if they're in the wild then it won't
if their hooves aren't cut then the animal won't be able to walk straight this can be very painful
to the animal uncut hooves often cause horses and donkeys that live in the mountains to fall
sheep this is one animal design flaw that can't be blamed on nature
instead it's our fault over the years humans have bred sheep to make sure that they're very fluffy
the thicker a sheep's coat is the more world can be harvested from them
sometimes sheep's wall is not cut in time and when that happens things can go really bad really fast
long wool can lead to heat stroke of the animal and cause them to pass away also if a sheep's
wool gets too thick parasites can build up inside it this causes a lot of itching which
is why sheep often rub up against trees and fences this can sometimes cause damage to a sheep's skin
this can then cause infections and the sheep could pass away we all like having wool products but
is it really worth it if the sheep have to live like this bees nobody likes getting stung by bees
but do you know who dislikes bee stings more than anyone bees when a bee stings you the stinger is
not removed from the bee instead the bee pulls its body off the stinger by force this ruptures the
bee's abdomen causing it to pass away the white part of a bee sting is not part of the stinger
instead it's the bee's muscles nerves and part of its digestive tract too but now it's time to
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