- I've seen pictures of double headed snakes,
but is there a snake that orange and red?
I'm gonna say real,
oh, if this is fake, I'm gonna be annoyed.
- (React) We are doing a Try Not To Fail, Real Vs Fake.
- Ooh, I love these.
- If it's not a dog or a cat, I'm like, okay.
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- I don't know, 'cause I'd love it if it was real,
but it's a little hard to believe.
- It just doesn't look real at all, I'd be very surprised if that's real.
- I could see someone animating that, but I really want it to be real!
- I mean, it looks like somebody's backyard or something,
and it just doesn't seem, it doesn't read real to me,
so I will say fake.
- I'm gonna say real.
- Yes, my answer is real, because I want it to be real.
- If this is real, I'm gonna be very uncomfortable.
But also, I'm gonna wanna go see it, like 100%.
I'm saying it's fake though, I don't think it's real.
- (React) So this, in fact, is real. (bell rings)
- Oh, yes!
(buzzer rings) - Okay, well, fooled me.
- Shut up, oh my God, that's so weird! (laughs)
- It's amazing, look at that furry cute coat.
- It's so weird!
It literally looks like a living teddy bear.
- Those don't look like monkey feet.
- It looks like an actual child though with fur on it.
- How is it possible we haven't heard about this adorable creature?
- I feel like I've heard that snakes can have two heads.
- The expression on the whole mouth, face, faces,
(laughs) area does not look real.
- I definitely know it's possible for this to happen.
- I've seen pictures of double headed snakes,
but is there a snake that orange and red?
I'm gonna say real.
Oh, if this is fake, I'm gonna be annoyed.
- Whether or not this particular one is real, I'm unsure,
but I feel like it's real.
- It looks like a toy.
It looks like those plastic things that you scare people with,
but I've heard that snakes can have two heads,
so I say yes, it is real.
- I've heard of two headed snakes, that does not look real though.
I'm gonna say fake.
(bell rings) - Yay! (laughs)
- Oh my goodness! (buzzer rings)
- Oh, thank God! (bell rings)
- That's so cool. (bell rings)
- (React) So this is Medusa, an albino milk snake.
Not only is it rare for being albino,
but it was also born with two heads,
making it even more rare.
Medusa was hatched in Florida and Sunshine and Serpents.
- Of course it was in Florida. (laughs)
Of course!
- (React) Medusa currently resides in Venice Beach, California
at Todd Ray's Freakshow.
- (gasps) I wanna go see her! (laughs) I wanna go see her!
That's awesome!
- (React) Any ideas how much Todd Ray paid for this rare snake?
- I'm gonna say 15,000.
- I feel like a lot of money.
You just said it was albino, and it has two heads, like,
at least a couple thousand, I feel.
- You'd have to pay me to be in the same room with a snake,
so whatever he paid, it was too much.
- $400,000.
- (React) Whoa, that's way over. (Sylvia laughs)
He paid $50,000.
(Libby gasps)
- I guess if it's 50,000,
that means two headed snakes are kind of common then.
- 25,000 per head, huh? (laughs)
Okay, this is a real, this is a real thing.
I have seen a photograph of this.
- See, I'm frustrated with myself, because I've seen this image
so many times on the internet.
- Well, it's got a ridiculous expression.
- And I never thought to just look it up,
and I could've had the answer right now.
- Ugh, this is real. 100%, I know it already.
It's called a blobfish.
- I gotta say fake.
- Doesn't he just look sad and gelatinous.
I'm going with real.
- I think it's real.
- (narrator) This creature was crowned the world's ugliest animal.
(bell rings) - That's so rude, the ugliest?
That's not nice!
(buzzer rings) - Amazing.
Very illuminating, I can't believe that's real, but okay.
- Poor guy. (bell rings)
- (narrator) 9200 feet below sea level and the water holds up...
- Aw, he does look better down there. (laughs)
- (narrator) Making the fish a little more handsome.
- Yes, he's a little bit better looking, yes.
- Aw poor guy, so judged when he's on the surface.
He looks better down there. (laughs)
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- Whoa!
- Is that a turtle?
- I know turtles can live a very long time,
so I wouldn't be surprised if some turtles get this huge.
But this just looks too big.
- That's a leatherback tortoise, I do believe.
Could there be that, could there be one that big?
Oh, this is really vexing me.
- I've heard of those giant tortoises,
I'm definitely gonna say real.
- I'm gonna say it's real.
- I don't think that's real.
- Yes, I will say fake.
And if you say real again, I'm gonna start screaming.
No I won't, I promise. (laughs)
(buzzer rings) - (React) So this is a fake.
- Oh.
- Oh no! (bell rings)
- Can't fool me, Laura and Patty!
- (narrator) But the fact that the turtle is much closer
to the camera than the couple was...
- Ah!
- (narrator) Makes it look much bigger than it really is.
- (gasps) Shut up!
- That is one scary looking creature.
- I feel like they're like dragonfish, or something like that.
I feel like I've seen those.
That one just looks particularly small.
- It's very tiny, I mean, that is a tiny little thing.
- It looks like a real fish.
- It kinda looks like a Pokemon.
- Because I've seen fish like that before,
I would imagine that as soon as he drops it into the water,
it would start swimming around. I'm saying real.
- I think if I keep staring at it, it's gonna get clearer.
No, I'm gonna say fake.
- I don't think that's a real animal.
- I definitely, I think this is real. I'm gonna...
- (React) Final answer? - Buzz in, it's real.
- Final answer. (laughs)
- (React) Yeah, you're gonna say it's fake?
- Yeah.
(bell rings) - Ah, I knew it!
- Aw. (scoffs) Amazing.
(buzzer rings) - No way!
(bell rings) - Huh, yay, I was right.
- (narrator) The blue sea dragon.
- I'm so smart, I actually, I said it was like a dragon thing.
- Oh my gosh.
- It's so beautiful.
- Wow.
- (narrator) They spend their life floating upside down
at the surface of the water, partially kept afloat by...
- That's an awesome looking animal.
- (React) Yeah, so that's called a blue glaucus,
also known as the blue dragon, sea swallow, or blue angel.
- Aw, that's nice. (laughs) Blue angel.
- (React) If you saw one, would you try and pick it up?
- It looks like we can touch them, so I think I would.
- It's so odd, something is just odd about it.
- That face looks too, like, bear-ish,
and the body looks cow-ish.
- It looks like a combination of a water buffalo and a dog?
I'm gonna say fake.
- I'm gonna say it's fake.
- (laughs) I think it's fake, I think it's fake!
- This is a composite, so it's fake.
And I feel very sure about that, now let's see how wrong I am.
(laughs)
- (React) It is fake. - Oh thank God.
- Oh good, okay, yay! (laughs) (bell rings)
- (React) It is a composite.
It's actually a yak and a red panda.
(bell rings) - I knew it, I knew it!
I recognized the adorable little face of the red panda.
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- Ooh. (laughs) What is that?
- The snout area is so large.
- It's got like Squidward's nose.
- Looks like a combination of a moose and a eland.
- Okay, I want to say that this is a composite,
therefore, making it fake.
- I'm gonna say fake.
- I'm gonna say no, I think it's fake.
- I'm gonna say it's fake.
- It's a great edit if it's a fake animal,
because it looks so real.
- (narrator) The saiga is an antelope that looks...
- Oh, see, I was gonna say antelope, those horns, I knew it!
(buzzer rings)
- (narrator) And there are two subspecies, the Russian saiga...
(buzzer rings)
- Do they both have the same nose as well?
I wanna know, that nose is amazing, that snout.
(buzzer rings)
- (narrator) And Uzbekistan in the winter.
While the Mongolian saiga, or saiga tatarica mongolica,
is only found in, well, you guessed it,
Western Mongolia. - Mongolia.
- That's a cool animal, I wanna see.
- Well, I recognized part of it.
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- Oh my God, is that one of those murder hornets?
- I feel like I will believe any single picture
that someone shows me of an insect.
- That has to be fake, 'cause it's like literally
a combination of so many different bugs.
- Oh, it's probably some exotic creature from a little known area,
like that antelope.
- I don't want that to be real.
- This would terrify me if I saw this in person.
I don't care how small or big it is,
I think this is real though.
- No, I'm gonna say fake.
- That's fake.
- No, I'm gonna say fake.
(bell rings) - (React) This is real.
- Yes!
(buzzer rings) - No, are you serious?
- (React) It's called a scorpionfly.
The scorpionfly is a strange looking insect
that is found in gardens and hedge rows.
It lives up to its name by sporting a scorpion-like tail,
which the male uses in courtship, so it doesn't sting you.
- Wow, that's pretty amazing, and beautiful wings.
- Oh my God, it looked tiny, but it's still terrifying.
- I mean, it looks like it could be real.
- I can see like the tail is a little, I don't know,
like raccoon-y maybe?
- It looks like a raccoon, with like a different face.
- Those are owl eyes, okay. Owl eyes, raccoon tail.
So this isn't real, then.
- Oh, it's an owl's face. This is fake.
- I love it, I don't know what that is, but I love it.
That's not real.
- I'm gonna say marmoset.
- (React) Final answer, real? - No, I'm gonna say fake.
- (React) So this is called a raccowl, it is fake.
- Okay. (laughs)
(bell rings) - Raccowl.
- (React) Raccowl, as in raccoon owl.
- Oh.
- (React) And it is completely Photoshopped.
- Oh, that is funny.
- Oh, I see, so those are owl eyes.
- (React) Mm-hmm, and it has a beak.
- Oh, I couldn't make out the beak.
- When it first popped up, I was like,
I don't remember raccoons looking like this,
but I was like this is a raccoon,
and then I realized.
- So why do people do this?
- (React) You know what? I don't know.
- Oh. (laughs)
- (React) How was this challenge?
- I loved it!
- It was fun! It really made my brain hurt, though.
- I really thought I would be so bad at this.
- Thanks for watching this episode!
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