Hands Off! 12 Plants You Should Never Touch!

[Music] [Applause] [Music] if you ever see this on your backyard ask for help to remove it if you ask someone what are you afraid of you're likely to hear something like snakes spiders or bugs as an answer no one would really say that white flower that grows in my backyard why would you fear it well because it can be as dangerous as a snake if not more threatening to your life yes there are some rather widespread fungi and plants that can kill you some of them look like they come straight out of hell which makes them quite unappealing so you will unlikely want to touch them but some of them actually look more normal or even adorable and they might be even more dangerous to you and your family promise you will not touch any of them if you see them but will ask for help to remove them your safety matters agreed all right then give this video a like and pay attention to what you are about to see on this list [Music] counting down number twelve deathcap do you like mushrooms they make a fine steak sauce and more and have you ever gone mushroom hunting it's a popular hobby among those who live in the north of Europe and Russia mushrooms might be easy to find and many of them even grow along the roads or on trees in your backyard some of them are yummy and some of them can kill you whoa for example this beauty the death cap it is the deadliest of them all it does not come with a name tag and is easy to confuse with edible straw mushrooms and caesars mushrooms it can be found in different parts of Europe the Emma toxins in it are so potent even high temperatures can't kill them so even if it is properly cooked it will still damage human cells if someone eats it vomiting bloody diarrhea and unbearable abdominal pain oh wait those who taste it it results in liver kidneys and central nervous system damage your blood sugar level will go down and your body will produce less urine what happens next coma and very likely death geez death cap killed Pope Clement the seventh in 1534 and probably Roman Emperor Claudius in 45c II number 11 Konoe side phalaris Cano side Polaris might look cute and innocent but can cause death or severe pain if you live in the Pacific Northwest you have most likely seen it growing in the lawns looking at it won't hurt but what if someone decided to cook it for dinner it is better to be safe than sorry Cano sy Polaris has the same mycotoxins as the death cap it takes a while for it to start damaging your body those who eat it will feel the symptoms of food poisoning or the stomach flu six to 24 hours after the mushroom meal it might be tricky for the doctors to understand what caused the symptoms immediately and even if they are treated properly they might come back liver and kidney failure is also a likely result of canosa phalaris poisoning number 10 destroying angels these fungi looked innocently white and just like the edible button and meadow mushrooms however this mushroom abundantly glowing in North America is super toxic and not exactly edible convulsions diarrhea vomiting liver and kidney failure and even delirium may happen 5 to 24 hours after consumption often leading to death they belong to the genus Amanita Amanita muscaria is probably the most famous bad mushroom with a red cap and white dots on it now we've seen some mushrooms which look okay but are fatally dangerous for you now it's time to see one fungus so terrifying it could be a feature in horror movies number nine plethora our cheery plethora sarchie reah looks like it was sent from outer space to destroy the humankind or straight out of Hell to remind us to be nice people in fact that thing is more than real and terrestrial where does it come from we'll give you a hint this country and continent at the same time is home to many scary species and also kangaroo and Hugh Jackman yes it comes from Australia did you get it right give this video a like to let us know it is also called The Devil's fingers or the stinker and unfortunately spread to Europe and North America as well some people believe it travelled with military supplies from World War one in spores and so was first spotted in Europe in 1914 that demon-like creature has four tentacles covered with visca fabric it smells so strong it attracts flies from afar and kills them you thought in fact it is smarter than that it does not kill them but contaminates them to spread its spores [Music] klaris our cheery is not alone it's close relative rubric lath rests expands in a scary-looking ball and pseudo colas fusiform as' looks like a killer squid speaking of killer what's up with all this latin anyway if you see this monster in your backyard you should not try to get rid of it yourself but ask for help to remove it for good see it spreads so quickly with its spores it can contaminate your entire garden and give it a putrid smell that's not what you want around your house right number 8 devil's claw another of nature's creation which makes us tremble with fear and wants to take over the world or at least your garden devil's claws come from Arizona and are even used for basket weaving by Native Americans what these people have no fear the scary-looking seed pods cling on to animals feet and travel place-to-place once they are crushed the seeds are set free and ready to grow at a new location so be careful with those by the way if you want to see more discoveries and exotic places you've probably never visited check out the jungle Diaries channel we've just recently come across this channel and all we can say is that it's amazing its host Phil Torres is a huge fan of adventures just like all of us right so do not miss the chance to discover the world with him ok now back to our list number 7 bloody tooth this fungus looks like it has killed a few victims already and is covered in their blood and it smells like fresh strawberries oh nature likes to play its tricks on us sometimes bloody tooth has a scientific name as well somehow hi delenn Apache sounds less suitable for it than bloody tooth though it likes to live in forests and mountains of North America Europe Iran and South Korea when it's young and actively growing it literally bleeds life out of its pores you can see the scary result if you fear nothing and decide to taste it don't it is poisonous and will do you no good number six porcupine tomato this beast may have a funny name but it doesn't get any less powerful or dangerous even when people laugh at it it comes from Madagascar but is not even remotely as cute as the lemurs we all love it can grow eight feet tall and eight feet wide in no time it spreads quickly and its claws are sharpest razors and highly toxic so beware and ask for help if you see it somewhere near you coming up next frack sanella which is not at all an Italian sort of ice cream death Camus and a plant which looks directly into your soul before killing you number five fraction Ella [Music] franksen ella also known as burning bush dittany and gas plant thrives in the warm climate of southern Europe North Africa and most of Asia 16 to 39 inches tall and looking sweet and innocent it is hiding its killer nature behind the little flowers you can touch and not feel anything but after a day you will see and feel the burns and bubbles which will make you feel weak and hot frac sanella could be used in the Hunger Games as a powerful torturer hey Katniss try this okay Wow no sequel and number four giant hogweed giant hogweed comes from the caucasus mountain region between the Black and Caspian Seas it came to Europe in the late 19th century and a few decades later became widespread in America as well it loves the light in moist soil so it mostly grows by the streams and rivers and in fields it spreads quickly and needs no care so at some point it became a popular ornamental plant what is so dangerous about it well if you touch its sap it can severely irritate your skin and eyes give you permanent scars and even make you blind word to the wise if you see it next to your house do not touch it it has to be removed by vegimals number three death Camus these cute little white flowers might look like a great addition to a summer flower composition however if you see them growing in the field or your backyard do not bring them home in fact do not touch them at all their name suggests nothing good part of the plant from the stem to its flowers are poisoned with ziko zine the Lewis and Clark expedition reported to have found them in the western United States and Native Americans have poisoned some Mormon settlers in Utah using them death chemists have bulbs which look like onion bulbs and if you ever confuse them with onions and eat some vomiting diarrhea general weakness and even coma will follow my my number two oleander if you have travelled to the mediterranean region or pretty much anywhere in the subtropics you most definitely have a picture of this pink beauty a fully blooming tree how beautiful sometimes beauty kills and that is just the case the toxics in it are so powerful even honey made by bees that pollinate it as flowers can kill or seriously hurt people its leaves and sap can irritate and damage your skin and number one doll's eye these eyes of an extraterrestrial monster are looking right into your soul or maybe that monster has killed a few innocent victims already and tied their eyes and a knot now those Bane berries might have a more terrestrial origin but one thing is true for sure the entire plant contains cardiogenic toxins if you dare to eat them they will immediately affect your cardiac muscle tissue and very likely kill you if you think dolls eye is something you are never going to meet you wrong it is native to eastern North America and still lives in Canada the Midwest and the eastern states well we hope you never get to encounter any of these things but if that happens you know what you should do right like this video as a promise to keep yourself out of trouble [Music]

Channel: Survival Tips

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Keywords: Plants, Fungi, Mushrooms, Health, Survive, Survival Tips, Survival Hacks

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Length: 13min 28sec (808 seconds)

Published: Thu Sep 27 2018