This is a transcript of a video where the speaker tests various myths and experiments in Minecraft, such as:
- How smart are axolotls and can they escape a maze?
- Can a web stop an elytra?
- Can a boat go to the bottom of the water?
- Can a golem see an invisible zombie?
- What is the fastest way to get a record?
- How high can foxes jump?
- How to make an anvil jump from slime?
- Will a creeper break blocks if it is in a cauldron?
The speaker uses commands, cheats, and creative mode to set up the experiments and comments on the results. He also makes jokes and asks the viewers to like and subscribe. The video is about 20 minutes long.
Here are the extracted key facts:
1. The creator is testing Minecraft myths and experiments.
2. Axolotls have low intelligence in Minecraft and struggle to navigate through labyrinths.
3. Axolotls can move slowly towards water but often get stuck at corners.
4. A golem in Minecraft can see an invisible zombie when the zombie attacks the golem.
5. A web in Minecraft can be overcome by flying at maximum speed.
6. A skeleton in Minecraft can be used to farm records by spawning creepers and setting them on fire.
7. The creator found a working method to farm records in Minecraft.
8. The creator tested the speed of foxes jumping to reach chickens in Minecraft.
9. Foxes can jump high to reach chickens, but the distance depends on the height of the jump.
10. A thousand foxes can be spawned to check if they can jump to reach a chicken.
11. The creator tested the myth that an anvil can jump in Minecraft by using a command.
12. The anvil can be made to jump by increasing the speed to a high value using the command.
13. The creator tested the myth that a creeper can blow up blocks in a cauldron with water.
14. The creeper does not blow up blocks in a cauldron with water in Minecraft.
Note: These facts only include information about the experiments and tests performed in the text, without any opinions or conclusions.