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High above the ground, a carpet python hangs from the branches while consuming a meal that looks almost impossible to swallow... ➿ Powerful Constrictor: Carpet pythons subdue prey with muscular coils before consuming it whole 🌳 Expert Climber: These Australian snakes are highly capable climbers and can hunt among... show more

Wildlife Uncensored

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Roland Hornick3 days ago

I reckon that's a possum

Nature WildX 🌿3 days ago

Nature can be absolutely wild! 🐍🌳 Carpet pythons are incredible climbers, and this feeding moment shows just how powerful they are.

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These snakes generate a DEADLY amount of power when they lock their coils down. There is no exaggeration in this video, it really was THAT difficult to get out of this python's grip, and the constriction HURT! But if these coils were wrapped around any small native wildlife animal, their chances of escaping would be ZERO! That's why I catch pythons in Florida, to save as many Native Wildlife Animals as I can from these Invasive coils!

These snakes generate a DEADLY amount of power when they lock their coils down. There is no exaggeration in this video, it really was THAT difficult to get out of this python's grip, and the constriction HURT! But if these coils were wrapped around any small native wildlife animal, their chances of escaping would be ZERO! That's why I catch pythons in Florida, to save as many Native Wildlife Animals as I can from these Invasive coils!

Roseline Kace

1,677,681 views • 4 months ago

Some snakes are excellent climbers! 🧗 > Heavy-bodied snakes like Python species often hunt or rest high in the canopy 🌳 > Snakes don't have claws or suction cups; they rely entirely on friction and muscle control to scale vertical surface... > A snake's spine has up to 400 vertebrae, making it flexible enough to wrap around the thinnest tree limbs. > Some tropical snakes lay their eggs inside tree hollows or epiphytic plants high above ground to protect them from predators. 🪺

Some snakes are excellent climbers! 🧗 > Heavy-bodied snakes like Python species often hunt or rest high in the canopy 🌳 > Snakes don't have claws or suction cups; they rely entirely on friction and muscle control to scale vertical surface... > A snake's spine has up to 400 vertebrae, making it flexible enough to wrap around the thinnest tree limbs. > Some tropical snakes lay their eggs inside tree hollows or epiphytic plants high above ground to protect them from predators. 🪺

Wildlife Uncensored

23,333 views • 6 days ago

A hunter and his dogs recently came face to face with a massive python deep in the bush What started as a normal hunting trip quickly turned into a tense encounter as the dogs surrounded the giant snake,barking relentlessly while the hunter kept a safe distance. Pythons are among the largest snakes on Earth. Some species can grow over 6 meters (20 feet) long and weigh more than 90 kilograms. Despite their size, they are not venomous. Instead, they use powerful muscles to constrict and overpower their prey. Seeing a snake this size in the wild is a reminder that nature still holds surprises far bigger and stronger than most people imagine. Have you ever seen a python in the wild before,and if you did,would you run away or stand your ground?

A hunter and his dogs recently came face to face with a massive python deep in the bush What started as a normal hunting trip quickly turned into a tense encounter as the dogs surrounded the giant snake,barking relentlessly while the hunter kept a safe distance. Pythons are among the largest snakes on Earth. Some species can grow over 6 meters (20 feet) long and weigh more than 90 kilograms. Despite their size, they are not venomous. Instead, they use powerful muscles to constrict and overpower their prey. Seeing a snake this size in the wild is a reminder that nature still holds surprises far bigger and stronger than most people imagine. Have you ever seen a python in the wild before,and if you did,would you run away or stand your ground?

NatureAwarenessNG

63,503 views • 3 months ago

Pythons are the largest snakes found in Africa. The ones found here in Zimbabwe are the Southern African Rock pythons. They are large snakes with the potential to reach 5.5 meters in length. They are the only species of snake protected by law in Zimbabwe. KiIIing one can result in a jail sentence and a fine. When you encounter a python, treat it with respect because, aside from the legal consequences, a large python can inflict serious injuri€s that may require hospital treatment. They bite only in self-defense and have multiple rows of super-sharp, curved teeth that can cut the skin like a knif€ and cause serious bIeeding. They are capable of cutting arteries and nerves. Pythons just want to be left alone. There are no documented cases of pythons kiIIing and eating people in Zimbabwe, but there are documented cases of people receiving serious injuries from python bites. The reason is simple: they just didn’t know this information and got too close to the snake. Source: Chawa's Wild Adventures, Facebook

Pythons are the largest snakes found in Africa. The ones found here in Zimbabwe are the Southern African Rock pythons. They are large snakes with the potential to reach 5.5 meters in length. They are the only species of snake protected by law in Zimbabwe. KiIIing one can result in a jail sentence and a fine. When you encounter a python, treat it with respect because, aside from the legal consequences, a large python can inflict serious injuri€s that may require hospital treatment. They bite only in self-defense and have multiple rows of super-sharp, curved teeth that can cut the skin like a knif€ and cause serious bIeeding. They are capable of cutting arteries and nerves. Pythons just want to be left alone. There are no documented cases of pythons kiIIing and eating people in Zimbabwe, but there are documented cases of people receiving serious injuries from python bites. The reason is simple: they just didn’t know this information and got too close to the snake. Source: Chawa's Wild Adventures, Facebook

𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖

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🐍🐕 A Terrifying Encounter Between a Snake and a Dog 😱🌿 A peaceful moment suddenly turned into a terrifying struggle when a large constrictor snake was seen wrapped around a dog. The powerful snake had the advantage of its muscular body, while the frightened dog struggled to escape the tight coils. Constrictor snakes rely on their incredible strength and body control to overpower prey, making encounters like this extremely dangerous. The exact species of snake and the circumstances of the encounter cannot be confirmed from the footage alone, but the scene is a powerful reminder of how unpredictable nature can be. In the wild, a few seconds can completely change the outcome of an encounter. One predator. One desperate struggle. And a fight for survival that no one expected. 🐍🌿 #Wildlife #Snake #Python #Dog #Nature #WildlifeEncounter #AnimalBehavior #NatureDocumentary #PredatorVsPrey #WildAnimals

🐍🐕 A Terrifying Encounter Between a Snake and a Dog 😱🌿 A peaceful moment suddenly turned into a terrifying struggle when a large constrictor snake was seen wrapped around a dog. The powerful snake had the advantage of its muscular body, while the frightened dog struggled to escape the tight coils. Constrictor snakes rely on their incredible strength and body control to overpower prey, making encounters like this extremely dangerous. The exact species of snake and the circumstances of the encounter cannot be confirmed from the footage alone, but the scene is a powerful reminder of how unpredictable nature can be. In the wild, a few seconds can completely change the outcome of an encounter. One predator. One desperate struggle. And a fight for survival that no one expected. 🐍🌿 #Wildlife #Snake #Python #Dog #Nature #WildlifeEncounter #AnimalBehavior #NatureDocumentary #PredatorVsPrey #WildAnimals

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229,643 views • 1 month ago

Human babies are not actually born with a fear of snakes. Researchers on the Australian show Secret Science placed a group of infants on the floor with toys and nonvenomous snakes to test their reactions. Not a single baby cried or tried to crawl away. Instead, they reached for the reptiles with pure curiosity, poking at them just like they did with their toys. While humans can detect snakes faster than other animals, the actual fear is completely learned by watching the panicked reactions of parents and caregivers. Without that external signal, babies just see another fascinating moving object to explore.

Human babies are not actually born with a fear of snakes. Researchers on the Australian show Secret Science placed a group of infants on the floor with toys and nonvenomous snakes to test their reactions. Not a single baby cried or tried to crawl away. Instead, they reached for the reptiles with pure curiosity, poking at them just like they did with their toys. While humans can detect snakes faster than other animals, the actual fear is completely learned by watching the panicked reactions of parents and caregivers. Without that external signal, babies just see another fascinating moving object to explore.

Dr. Lemma

20,361 views • 7 months ago

Ground squirrels are agile, alert, and highly social animals that thrive in open fields and grasslands. Unlike tree-dwelling squirrels, ground squirrels dig extensive burrow systems where they live in colonies, offering protection from predators and harsh weather. Known for their keen sense of awareness, they are always on the lookout for danger, often standing on their hind legs to get a better view of their surroundings. These burrows not only serve as homes but also as food storage sites, where ground squirrels stash seeds, nuts, and other resources to survive through winter months. While they’re small, ground squirrels play a vital role in the ecosystem, aerating the soil with their digging and serving as prey for a variety of predators. Their ability to adapt to different environments makes them a resilient and important species in maintaining the balance of their habitats.

Ground squirrels are agile, alert, and highly social animals that thrive in open fields and grasslands. Unlike tree-dwelling squirrels, ground squirrels dig extensive burrow systems where they live in colonies, offering protection from predators and harsh weather. Known for their keen sense of awareness, they are always on the lookout for danger, often standing on their hind legs to get a better view of their surroundings. These burrows not only serve as homes but also as food storage sites, where ground squirrels stash seeds, nuts, and other resources to survive through winter months. While they’re small, ground squirrels play a vital role in the ecosystem, aerating the soil with their digging and serving as prey for a variety of predators. Their ability to adapt to different environments makes them a resilient and important species in maintaining the balance of their habitats.

Global Statistics

50,560 views • 1 year ago

A long and winding journey led me to the homeland of the enigmatic slender loris in Karur, a landscape characterized by dry scrub and acacia dominated vegetation. Not many know that these low-lying, interlinked shrubs provide both refuge and a rich foraging ground, sustaining a high density of insects that form the primary diet of this nocturnal primate. Unlike many other primates, the slender loris does not leap across trees, instead, it moves through pathways made by connected branches to forage and avoid predators. In this ecosystem, the structural integrity of vegetation functions as a critical ecological network. Even minor fragmentation in this network can create barriers, isolating individuals and disrupting access.Thus, what appears to be modest scrub vegetation is,in fact, a highly specialized and indispensable habitat matrix. Here the survival is not determined by the size of the forest, but by the continuity of its smallest branches. For Slender loris this connection means life. That's why conservation of species requires conservation of its whole ecosystem #slenderloris #wildlifeconservation video Supriya Sahu IAS

A long and winding journey led me to the homeland of the enigmatic slender loris in Karur, a landscape characterized by dry scrub and acacia dominated vegetation. Not many know that these low-lying, interlinked shrubs provide both refuge and a rich foraging ground, sustaining a high density of insects that form the primary diet of this nocturnal primate. Unlike many other primates, the slender loris does not leap across trees, instead, it moves through pathways made by connected branches to forage and avoid predators. In this ecosystem, the structural integrity of vegetation functions as a critical ecological network. Even minor fragmentation in this network can create barriers, isolating individuals and disrupting access.Thus, what appears to be modest scrub vegetation is,in fact, a highly specialized and indispensable habitat matrix. Here the survival is not determined by the size of the forest, but by the continuity of its smallest branches. For Slender loris this connection means life. That's why conservation of species requires conservation of its whole ecosystem #slenderloris #wildlifeconservation video Supriya Sahu IAS

Supriya Sahu IAS

15,194 views • 6 months ago

👽 "I can say to you guys that there are a minimum of four different alien species. ~Dr. Eric Davis 👽 "The credibility of that ranges on the spectrum from no credibility to high credibility. The high credibility is the classified part." ~Davis (Impossible to judge unless we get to see that evidence. And the follow-up should be about the photos he's allegedly seen of NHI bodies and craft. Is that part of the reason he believes there are four?) Dr. Eric Davis: "Okay, so [people] hear me say these things on podcasts or at these big forums. 'Oh my god, he's revealing classified information! Why isn't he getting arrested and charged and going to prison!" And all that stuff. And no, it's because I've been trained on the process, I know what the criteria and the guardrails are, so I know what I can say. "I can say to you guys that there are a minimum of four different alien species, and they are known from the public domain, and in the classified world. The credibility of that ranges on the spectrum from no credibility to high credibility. The high credibility is the classified part. "And in the high credibility, not on the far end of it, but there are credible witnesses who have been corroborated by multiple other witnesses or had other means of corroborating their account of an encounter with one of these four species. So, there's some high credibility for witness accounts, and there's medium, low, and none. And there's a minimum of four."

👽 "I can say to you guys that there are a minimum of four different alien species. ~Dr. Eric Davis 👽 "The credibility of that ranges on the spectrum from no credibility to high credibility. The high credibility is the classified part." ~Davis (Impossible to judge unless we get to see that evidence. And the follow-up should be about the photos he's allegedly seen of NHI bodies and craft. Is that part of the reason he believes there are four?) Dr. Eric Davis: "Okay, so [people] hear me say these things on podcasts or at these big forums. 'Oh my god, he's revealing classified information! Why isn't he getting arrested and charged and going to prison!" And all that stuff. And no, it's because I've been trained on the process, I know what the criteria and the guardrails are, so I know what I can say. "I can say to you guys that there are a minimum of four different alien species, and they are known from the public domain, and in the classified world. The credibility of that ranges on the spectrum from no credibility to high credibility. The high credibility is the classified part. "And in the high credibility, not on the far end of it, but there are credible witnesses who have been corroborated by multiple other witnesses or had other means of corroborating their account of an encounter with one of these four species. So, there's some high credibility for witness accounts, and there's medium, low, and none. And there's a minimum of four."

Joe Murgia

77,815 views • 2 months ago

“The US has left a terrible mark on the memories of the Korean and Vietnamese people with its barbaric carpet bombing, use of napalm, and chemical weapons. To this day they continue to occupy Germany, Japan, South Korea and other countries, while cynically calling them ‘equal allies’. I wonder what kind of alliance this is? The whole world knows that the leaders of these countries are being spied, listening devices are installed not only in their offices, but in their homes as well. This a real disgrace both for those who do it and who, like slaves, silently meekly swallow this rudeness” - President Putin

“The US has left a terrible mark on the memories of the Korean and Vietnamese people with its barbaric carpet bombing, use of napalm, and chemical weapons. To this day they continue to occupy Germany, Japan, South Korea and other countries, while cynically calling them ‘equal allies’. I wonder what kind of alliance this is? The whole world knows that the leaders of these countries are being spied, listening devices are installed not only in their offices, but in their homes as well. This a real disgrace both for those who do it and who, like slaves, silently meekly swallow this rudeness” - President Putin

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71,352 views • 7 months ago

A lone Komodo dragon stalks through the brush, targeting a baby goat distracted by its own feeding. With a sudden, explosive burst of speed, the dragon closes the gap before the goat can react. Utilizing its powerful, serrated teeth and muscular jaws, the Komodo dragon secures a firm grip on the small prey. Because of its highly flexible skull and ability to expand its throat, the dragon does not stop to tear the carcass apart. Instead, it maneuvers the baby goat and gobbles it down whole in a matter of seconds. This efficient feeding method allows the dragon to consume a massive amount of protein instantly, leaving no trace behind as it retreats back into the shadows of the island scrub.

A lone Komodo dragon stalks through the brush, targeting a baby goat distracted by its own feeding. With a sudden, explosive burst of speed, the dragon closes the gap before the goat can react. Utilizing its powerful, serrated teeth and muscular jaws, the Komodo dragon secures a firm grip on the small prey. Because of its highly flexible skull and ability to expand its throat, the dragon does not stop to tear the carcass apart. Instead, it maneuvers the baby goat and gobbles it down whole in a matter of seconds. This efficient feeding method allows the dragon to consume a massive amount of protein instantly, leaving no trace behind as it retreats back into the shadows of the island scrub.

Nature Chapter

27,536 views • 5 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Professor in the Department of Anatomy at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, Dr. (Prof.) Rima Dada says, "Whether it is PCOS, obesity, diabetes, depression, or any other lifestyle disease, there are only three or four primary causes. One is a sedentary lifestyle, sitting in front of the TV or screens all day, not playing, not going for walks, and staying confined indoors. Secondly, we observe that our diets today are very rich in carbohydrates. We are consuming highly processed foods, which we classify as a highly inflammatory diet. We constantly order food at home via food delivery apps; there is no need to even step outside. Consequently, we see a decline in the intake of whole, plant-based foods and home-cooked meals. Instead, people opt for outside food, instant noodles that cook in two minutes, momos, and so on. These contain refined flour, meaning people are consuming excessive amounts of processed flour. It is a carbohydrate-rich diet. This, coupled with other factors like poor sleep, hygiene issues, smoking, and alcohol consumption, has led to a rise in lifestyle diseases. However, there are two crucial causes of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: a sedentary lifestyle and an unhealthy diet. A diet high in carbohydrates and inflammatory foods is the primary cause" (22.09)

#WATCH | Delhi | Professor in the Department of Anatomy at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, Dr. (Prof.) Rima Dada says, "Whether it is PCOS, obesity, diabetes, depression, or any other lifestyle disease, there are only three or four primary causes. One is a sedentary lifestyle, sitting in front of the TV or screens all day, not playing, not going for walks, and staying confined indoors. Secondly, we observe that our diets today are very rich in carbohydrates. We are consuming highly processed foods, which we classify as a highly inflammatory diet. We constantly order food at home via food delivery apps; there is no need to even step outside. Consequently, we see a decline in the intake of whole, plant-based foods and home-cooked meals. Instead, people opt for outside food, instant noodles that cook in two minutes, momos, and so on. These contain refined flour, meaning people are consuming excessive amounts of processed flour. It is a carbohydrate-rich diet. This, coupled with other factors like poor sleep, hygiene issues, smoking, and alcohol consumption, has led to a rise in lifestyle diseases. However, there are two crucial causes of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome: a sedentary lifestyle and an unhealthy diet. A diet high in carbohydrates and inflammatory foods is the primary cause" (22.09)

ANI

262,448 views • 3 days ago

There are bird mounts in Crimson Desert called Kuku Bird Hatchlings. They are fast, unique mounts found in the Steel Mountains, specifically east of the Spire of Insight. These birds are ridden by Blinding Arrow soldiers. To obtain one as a temporary mount, you must defeat the soldier, then quickly chase and mount the bird before it runs away. Kuku Bird Hatchlings can be used to glide from tall heights and land safely on the ground. You won’t be able to fly upward with the Kuku Birds, but you can control the direction while falling.

There are bird mounts in Crimson Desert called Kuku Bird Hatchlings. They are fast, unique mounts found in the Steel Mountains, specifically east of the Spire of Insight. These birds are ridden by Blinding Arrow soldiers. To obtain one as a temporary mount, you must defeat the soldier, then quickly chase and mount the bird before it runs away. Kuku Bird Hatchlings can be used to glide from tall heights and land safely on the ground. You won’t be able to fly upward with the Kuku Birds, but you can control the direction while falling.

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187,047 views • 5 months ago

Festivals like the Raulane Mela are among the last living traditions that have stayed alive in the Himalayas for generations. In places like Kinnaur, these celebrations are not just rituals. They are a bond between people, their mountains and the spirits they believe protect their lives. In the hills, people always take the name of their local gods first. These deities are part of their daily life. They are the ones they call upon before any other god. This faith comes from the heart and from the land they live on. The Raulane Mela reminds us of this deep connection. Men dress up, dance and carry forward a tradition that their ancestors kept alive. They honor the Saunie, the protective spirits of the meadows. They pray for good times, safety and harmony. And the whole village comes together to send these spirits back to their homes in the high mountains. These traditions are not just festivals. They are identity, memory, and the soul of the people who live in these valleys. They hold stories that are older than we can imagine. And that is why they must be protected. If such traditions disappear, a part of the Himalayas will disappear with them.

Festivals like the Raulane Mela are among the last living traditions that have stayed alive in the Himalayas for generations. In places like Kinnaur, these celebrations are not just rituals. They are a bond between people, their mountains and the spirits they believe protect their lives. In the hills, people always take the name of their local gods first. These deities are part of their daily life. They are the ones they call upon before any other god. This faith comes from the heart and from the land they live on. The Raulane Mela reminds us of this deep connection. Men dress up, dance and carry forward a tradition that their ancestors kept alive. They honor the Saunie, the protective spirits of the meadows. They pray for good times, safety and harmony. And the whole village comes together to send these spirits back to their homes in the high mountains. These traditions are not just festivals. They are identity, memory, and the soul of the people who live in these valleys. They hold stories that are older than we can imagine. And that is why they must be protected. If such traditions disappear, a part of the Himalayas will disappear with them.

Kumaon Jagran

112,816 views • 10 months ago

🐊 Alligator vs Water Moccasin — Swamp Predator Dominance What looked like a dangerous snake moving through the swamp… suddenly turned into a brutal feeding moment. The massive alligator stayed calm and motionless before attacking the water moccasin with explosive speed and crushing force. In wetland ecosystems, survival changes instantly when a larger apex predator enters the scene. Water moccasins, also known as cottonmouth snakes, are highly venomous predators feared throughout southern rivers, marshes, and swamps. But against a full-grown alligator, venom becomes almost useless once the jaws lock down with unstoppable pressure. Alligators are built for ambush hunting, using stealth, patience, powerful bite force, and rapid attacks to overpower prey before escape becomes possible. In the wild, even dangerous predators can become prey when they enter the territory of something stronger. This is the brutal reality of nature: the food chain never stops. One second you are the hunter. The next second you become the meal. In swamps and rivers, dominance belongs to the predator with the better timing, greater power, and complete control of the environment.

🐊 Alligator vs Water Moccasin — Swamp Predator Dominance What looked like a dangerous snake moving through the swamp… suddenly turned into a brutal feeding moment. The massive alligator stayed calm and motionless before attacking the water moccasin with explosive speed and crushing force. In wetland ecosystems, survival changes instantly when a larger apex predator enters the scene. Water moccasins, also known as cottonmouth snakes, are highly venomous predators feared throughout southern rivers, marshes, and swamps. But against a full-grown alligator, venom becomes almost useless once the jaws lock down with unstoppable pressure. Alligators are built for ambush hunting, using stealth, patience, powerful bite force, and rapid attacks to overpower prey before escape becomes possible. In the wild, even dangerous predators can become prey when they enter the territory of something stronger. This is the brutal reality of nature: the food chain never stops. One second you are the hunter. The next second you become the meal. In swamps and rivers, dominance belongs to the predator with the better timing, greater power, and complete control of the environment.

Nature Chapter

18,028 views • 4 months ago

In the name of religion and culture, extreme level of degradation is being witnessed in Vinayaka Nimajjanam in Telugu states. The Vizag Dance Group was seen “dancing” at the Nimajjanam procession in Hyderabad yesterday with a python and chicken. Young women/ teenage girls being made to dance like this has now become a part of the celebration. Python was added as a special attraction. The police tracked the group for five days and caught them last night. Greater Hyderabad Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GHSPCA) and Madhuranagar police rescued the python and a chicken from the dance group. Officials identified that the python was suffering from severe mouth infection and placed it under veterinary care. The python and the chicken were saved. Meanwhile, girls who are forced to eke out a living, dancing like this has been normalised. Someone the other day argued with me that these girls are at least earning a decent living, they can feed themselves…but no one will agree how utterly pathetic the government must be that this the only way a girl can lead a life in 2026! Also! No one takes offence that this is considered culture but will lose their minds and give sermons on how women should dress.

In the name of religion and culture, extreme level of degradation is being witnessed in Vinayaka Nimajjanam in Telugu states. The Vizag Dance Group was seen “dancing” at the Nimajjanam procession in Hyderabad yesterday with a python and chicken. Young women/ teenage girls being made to dance like this has now become a part of the celebration. Python was added as a special attraction. The police tracked the group for five days and caught them last night. Greater Hyderabad Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GHSPCA) and Madhuranagar police rescued the python and a chicken from the dance group. Officials identified that the python was suffering from severe mouth infection and placed it under veterinary care. The python and the chicken were saved. Meanwhile, girls who are forced to eke out a living, dancing like this has been normalised. Someone the other day argued with me that these girls are at least earning a decent living, they can feed themselves…but no one will agree how utterly pathetic the government must be that this the only way a girl can lead a life in 2026! Also! No one takes offence that this is considered culture but will lose their minds and give sermons on how women should dress.

Revathi

21,686 views • 4 days ago

Perplexity’s CEO Aravind Srinivas: how a single power user can now consume as much compute as an entire small team. "There are real engineers at Meta and other companies spending around $10 million a year per engineer on these coding tools. There are users in Perplexity Computer, who spends upwards of $10,000 a month. Their business runs using agent loops that are running inside these harnesses. Even internally inside our own company, there are some people who have set up these kinds of multi-agent hierarchies and agent loops that look like their own software architecture. I often ask these people to come explain to the rest of the company, “Hey, what are you doing with these tools? You clearly are consuming them way more than what we thought the average person in the company would do.” --- The old software instinct was to chase a billion people doing small actions. Agentic AI changes that math because one skilled operator can create a stream of machine work that runs all day. ---- From "20VC with Harry Stebbings" YouTube channel ( Harry Stebbings ), link in comment

Perplexity’s CEO Aravind Srinivas: how a single power user can now consume as much compute as an entire small team. "There are real engineers at Meta and other companies spending around $10 million a year per engineer on these coding tools. There are users in Perplexity Computer, who spends upwards of $10,000 a month. Their business runs using agent loops that are running inside these harnesses. Even internally inside our own company, there are some people who have set up these kinds of multi-agent hierarchies and agent loops that look like their own software architecture. I often ask these people to come explain to the rest of the company, “Hey, what are you doing with these tools? You clearly are consuming them way more than what we thought the average person in the company would do.” --- The old software instinct was to chase a billion people doing small actions. Agentic AI changes that math because one skilled operator can create a stream of machine work that runs all day. ---- From "20VC with Harry Stebbings" YouTube channel ( Harry Stebbings ), link in comment

Rohan Paul

12,764 views • 11 days ago