Name: Joe Rogan Experience #442 - Steven Rinella
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #442 - Steven Rinella' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2014-01-18. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #442 - Steven Rinella

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steve ranel is here let's not fuck around any further cue the music young jamie
the joe rogan experience
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some pigs are gonna die this weekend steve ranel that's right i'm i'm 90 shots
in my shoulders made
out of fucking hamburger right now from all the impacts unless someone think we're
talking about
police man we're talking about seuss scroffa yeah i thought about posting a a
photo of uh the
targets that i shot saying some pigs are gonna die but i didn't think that that
would be no
that could be problematic yep sue scroffa i'm glad you're here this week the uh
the eurasian wild boar
you know it's interesting man all um all pigs in north america so domestic the
kind you're baking
feral ones wild ones it's all one species yeah you told me that as much as
there's difference it's they
react they recognize them all as one species there's some old world like they're
in africa there's some
other members of the pig family and javelina or not javelina or peccary so like
when you hear
javelina or people talk about pigs in arizona they're often talking about a peccary
but yeah
all the pigs so charlotte no that was the spider wilbur from wilbur to hogzilla
is seuss scroffa
that's so strange um i didn't know that until you told me when we were in wisconsin
it
it doesn't seem right no there's all these varieties you know it's like well
you know
but all that they roll all the dogs under i mean you think that pigs look you
think that wilbur or
you know like you know like a like a the classic well they don't really exist
the classic pink hairless
farm pig i mean he doesn't look as different from a what we'd call a russian boar
which is a
variety he doesn't look as different as a chihuahua does from a mastiff yeah
but they would discuss
those as being what canis domestic canis domestic what is the common dog what's
weird about the
common dog is that they all emanate from wolves all of them yeah that's so
strange that's wild
that you take a wolf and turn it into an english bulldog like how the fuck did
that take but i don't
know those boys and you you might have read this this those boys in russia that
were taking silver
foxes and just like selecting for behavior and stuff they could move those
things so fast
really yeah move move the traits you mean yeah they were just yeah i i can't
remember the details and
and if i did tell you the details you'd look it up and then call me and tell me
where i was wrong
but someone i learned not to get too detailed with you but they could move dogs
really fast selecting
for color behavioral characteristics it was amazing just in a few generations
you know wow
so they're very malleable i i've always wondered how i mean i think it's a
massive mystery isn't it
how uh dogs were initially created out of wolves i mean you hear so many so
much contradictory stuff
like at a point in time i because i've always kind of followed this a little
bit and and i've written
about i learned a lot about dogs i probably mentioned this to you before i
learned i wrote a piece about
eating dogs in vietnam and so i had this kind of little summation in this
article
about the history of dogs and it went through the fact checking process at
outside magazine which is
very rigorous like if you say my mom is my mom they'll call your mom and like
make sure it's your
mom and um i had all these things that i kind of like assumed were just true
you know and this fact
checker is like that's in fact not true so i had to relearn my understanding of
dogs at the time
they were saying oh you know it seems that dogs originated in china and you
know like the oldest
trace of dogs is there since then i feel like i've read that you know they
definitely the first
americans definitely brought we're traveling with dogs brought them down in the
new world but here
there seems to have been some intro aggression from the gray wolf so they
picked up some other
characteristics from other things along the way even though the guys that came
through the bearing
land bridge were not packing with them a dog that looked wolf like they were
probably packing with
them a dog that was decidedly domestic dog like wow so they had already gone it
had already gone
through some you know it had already gone through some transformations they
weren't just traveling with
wolf dogs they were traveling with a dog that had been under selective pressure
for
you know 15 000 years i mean because i remember one time saying oh the domestic
dog seems to go back
30 000 years the domestic dog seems to go back 50 000 years but people arrived
here you know it's
debated but sometime between maybe 15 20 000 years ago and when they showed up
they had a dog that was
not a wolf wow but it but then there was intro aggression from wolves but this
seems to be like a really hot
topic and people are always digging into this because genetics is changing
everything we understand like
things that we used to think were related are not related things we think were
not related are in fact
related you know we talked that i like the whole mule deer thing like that mule
deer seem to be a very
new species you know since the pleisocene really yeah there's not a they haven't
been around long
it was like a hybridization event between black-tailed deer and white-tailed
deer created the mule deer
it's like our newest big game species and it's probably will be one that doesn't
last long you
know it'll be like in in the long term you might look at mule deer and see them
as this this blip
really yeah just like i mean they're still susceptible to being out competed
they're very
habitat fragmentation's hard on them and they haven't been here long i mean on
the other hand
white-tailed deer have been here millions of years they're like they thrive
they're super adaptable
they can eat anything live anywhere they're like amazingly capable of surviving
on this continent
and mule deer are like this new thing it's a bummer like my favorite animal i
like the sun you know
the sun's only gonna last four billion more years it's gonna burn out but i
think i like the sun i like
mule deer a lot too and it seems like i mean despite a lot of people's best
efforts to prevent it from
happening it seems like mule deer are vulnerable it seems like they're slowly
starting to die off too
there was a an article about the numbers dropping and their habitat dropping
and being diminished and
they're being pushed out yeah and some things are hard to explain you know um
but white tails they've
always lived in the southeast and white tails seem to periodically expand out
and then for climatic
reasons retract but they kind of keep that like ancestral homeland i'm talking
in very long term
that ancestral homeland in the southeast but at one time white tails made it
all the way across the
country and some climatic conditions or something happened and the population
retracted but it left this
remnant population in california on the on the pacific coast and then there was
a massive genetic barrier
you know like if you took a bunch of dogs and separate them and put you know
some dogs in south america and
some dogs in north america came back and checked on them in a long time they're
going to have gone in a
little different direction and that became the black tail and then at a time
the black tail seems to
have extended its range eastward the white tail deer extended its range back
westward and there was a
hybridization event where male black tails were