Joe Rogan

No, they don't.

Just make sure it doesn't move anymore.

Yeah, just whatever's good for eating.

It's just fascinating that all these different creatures exist with us because we're so insulated for the most part.

Like most people are so insulated living in cities, traveling on buses and planes and cars and never...

Never seeing a thing like this in real life.

And you realize at the same time where you're going to Starbucks and you're picking out the new iPhone, there's a lion running full speed at a herd of zebras right now.

Like right now in the world, there's a lion full speed at the zebra.

And it's going to tackle it.

It's going to grab it by its face.

And all these animals exist to keep each other in check.

That's the real beauty of nature.

And you really see it when we saw that.

We were out yesterday, Cam and I were, we were hunting for pigs, and we saw a feral cat make a pounce on a mouse.

It was one of the coolest things.

Because even though it's a kitty cat, like a little tiny kitty cat, it was fluffy too.

It was kind of cute.

We watched a predator in the rare moment when you see him executing a kill.

I mean, it was only a feral cat, but it was still.

We saw his little butt wiggle.