You've Never Seen Animals Like This Before
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Be honest, how many animals did you get right? What animals should I cover next?
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TikTok street interview: www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR7rAbgh/
NEVER work with a tapir: • Why you should never w...
Club-winged manakin: • Club-Winged Manakin Dance
Manakin wings in slow-motion: • Singing Wings-Behavior
Hyena walks right into lion pride: • Hyena Walks Right into...
Cute baby tree kangaroo (outtro): www.tiktok.com/t/ZPR7ru1Bk/
When Casual refers to someone else as a wordsmith you know that someone has skills.
Good point!
Bro called the ibex, illuminati 😂
Madagasco
Gg😊
@@Sketchy_2 sounds like a clothing brand
Zoology student here, you did successfully manage to stump me on 3 of these critters. They were the takin, the manakin and the brown hyena. Well played!
Which ones. I'm watching rn. The first one and now the second one got me. I'm here 3:42
I passed if you count remembering that a bear cuscus is an indonesian marsupial but not strictly it's name
I used to work and study at the the henry doorly zoo and I specifically have an interest in odd animals and non-required study like memorizing every marsupial, it's native range, and conservation status as a "all my friends work at a zoo" type party trick
@@wickitklown90i didnt know a single one but a few were oin family we ofc knew
The manakin and takin got me
i knew about the couscous but didn't know about the monkey looking couscous lol
"They'd probably be cute... if their eyes didn't disturb me on a spiritual level"
I very recently came across this channel and I absolutely love your video's my man, thank you for these.
The two moose buffalos at the beggining stopped a fight to the death to stare down the terrified dude who was yelling for his mom
Amazing
Honestly the phrase "they're not killers but don't push them" applies to pretty much all animals
Except hippos and zebras
Not really, just a handful of them.
Except orcas and dolphins.
Except the ones that are already killers
What about manatees?
The "Drink water, hug your mother" ending always makes my day, it's so wholesome
Mee too 😭 except for the mother part cuz I ain't got one 😂
@@NathalieCwiekSwierczuhhhhhh I am sorry for your ummmmm loss?
@@nugget_the_3 hahaha it's okay, I was just trying to be funny, you gotta laugh or else you cry 😂 I may not have family, but I got my animals 😁🐭
@@NathalieCwiekSwiercz that's, worse. Hey at least you got animals I uhh guess that works?
@@nugget_the_3 I guess it does .. 🥴
I'm not here from Tik Tok, just stumbled across your site and find you witty and hilarious. Thanks from old Canadian 🇨🇦 lady.
As an old southern US lady…may I join you?! I’m crazy about this guy
As a old white British dude, the guys pretty cool, I seriously would not say no to him writing a script for sir David Attenborough
I'm a Canadian girl not old but young!
He's the best! I hope someday he'll get his own show on a nature channel.
@9:35 we call it Human fish or Čovječja ribica in Srb/Cro/BIH. Caves are nice also. We live in them now since King's Landing and the rest is in ruins.
I can't decide if you are actually a comedian or an educator since you are so wonderful at both.
Comedy/satire is kinda the best way to educate cause even people who don't agree with the teachings would give it some thought while they giggle
He's both.
Fax
He's definitely both
He mentioned in another vid he's actually a biologist.
There is no one else on the planet who makes nature so entertaining. He needs to have his videos as a regular part of school curriculum. 😊
Just clean them up a scotch and they’re perfect for school!
He really needs a tv show
When my son last suggested that learning should be "fun" l beat him. After all, he's 37 years old and should know better by now.
There are far more important things kids should be learning.
Math
Science
Reading comprehension
All the basics
How to file your government theft every year.
How to build and create
Proper firearm maintenence and safety.
Watching videos on animals which may be entertaining is a home thing.
@@ActualDrunkAtheistzoology is technically science ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You are a pleasure to listen to, the way you enunciate your words and control your speech. Thank you for your channel ❤
1. This channel showed up randomly on my feed this evening.
2. I came to the channel because with a channel name such as Casual Geographic how could I not? 😅
3. After watching a few videos I am very happy I subbed and am happy I found a new channel to binge watch 😊
Is there anyone else who is uber-impressed with Mamadou's writing? His monologues are outstanding!
He's a great kid! Smart and very talented. Hope he's making all kinds of CZcams dollars!
I'm here mostly for the wordsmithing, not the animal facts, if I'm being honest.
@@argentpucksame, truth be told
Pretty sure that's the reason we're all here.
He's a word merchant
I am a nerdy zookeeper with an educational and bachelor background, but you still got me on a bird... My respect for getting this list together.
Same. I'm just a weird-animal hobbyist but I still got all of them but the bird. It's so strange that I've never seen it in any documentaries, let alone other sources, when it does something so unique for a bird.
If it's not one of the incredibly obvious bird species, I likely don't know or can't remember the names lol
The bird was the only one that tripped me up too.
The bird's really amazing too, reminds me of something that'd be in a fantasy novel. I'm wondering hoe, evolutionarily, it even happened. It still has a bird song, but it makes it with it's wings instead. Can it not sing then? God, now I'm really curious lol.
That one was easy, fairly sure they were in either an Attenborough Documentary or another BBC one. Because I've seen the footage used from that.
Yup...yup, got me with the first critter. "Bare Cuscus" or whatever? I'm all done right there! I thought I'd get half of them at least but nooope! I'm dead right outta the gate.
He made the silky anteater my favorite animal
swear that people sleep on how dangerous Latin American fauna can really be.
Tapirs that can rip your arm off, caimans that can grow to be just as dangerous as crocodiles, river otters being a jungle Cartel, and jaguars who don't even need an introduction.
glad to see you speak about animals from where I live, lowkey hoping to see you talk about the Kinkajou in one of these videos
You forgot a few animals
and to top it all off........ there are hippos now as well
Jaguars are not aggresive to humans unless surprised or they have cubs around. Jaguars specifically target their prey with a devastating bite to the neck or skull and as such they are psychologically adapted to hunt "horizontal" animals. I.e. quadrepedes like deer, cows, caiman etc. They are not interested in "vertical" things like humans.
You Belizean too
As a Brazilian there are a few nice things too like did you know rheas kidnap the children of others rheas just so they can raise them? We also have Spizaetus tyrannus which despite the name is actually adorable.
Because I have an autistic nephew who's way into animal facts, I got almost all of them, but you got me with the silky anteater - but only because I'd never actually seen them sleeping before. This was great.
Now i feel ilke i might have tiny bit of lowkey autism.
@@lethPointerbeing interested in animals doesn’t make you autistic just because an autistic person is interested in animals.
this is like saying that you might be a murderer because one murderer liked dogs and you do too.
that would only be known if you watch zefrank
8/10 for me! Gosh! Good video. Cheers.
I have autism myself and this animal is somehow a koolaha
You underestimated how obsessed I was with animals as a child. I'm ngl I only found out about silky anteaters a few weeks ago when my friend shared a post with me
I'm a NatGeo Nerd and thought I'd seen them all! You got me on #2, the Wildabeast Buffalo thing and the WeirdWhiteAxolotle, and the cool CatMongooseStriped thing at the end. THAT was my favorite. Just gorgeous. Now I have to go back and see what it was called so I can find out more! Thanks for such a quick, cool video.
I never get tired of hearing you making up names for these animals 😂
The Sensei Bunny got me good lol 😂
It's part of the fun!
You know hes great roast material
As an Aussie I love seeing the marsupial representation! Spent a lot of time around tree kangaroos, and though they're quite dense, they're so gentle and sweet.
Dondrolagus. I assume you are from around Queensland or New Guinea.
Proper cute little bush monkeys they are 🥰
@@oddpoppetesq.3467 grew up in far north Queensland :)) tableland region
@@nicolahyndman8510 figured as much, only places you get those fuzzy tree dwellers. Greetings from Wales 🏴
drop bear
@@beaniebubb common misconception, but the drop bear is actually in a completely different family tree - more related to the Tasmanian devil than koalas or tree kangaroos.
Wow amazing I really have to be honest, I’m 35 and grew up loving animals and every animal you mentioned is new to me , good job buddy 👍🏾
As someone who loves animals and nature in general I knew quite a few, however you still got me on a couple! My Dad's favourite animal is the Tapir, so I knew that one. The babies are precious! A silky anteater is just adorable! Never heard that one before. I knew Civets because of the, ahem, coffee lol
Great video! Keep it up, you're one of the best animal guys on the site!
I feel happy to know that the abandoned buildings were adopted by a loving family
Me too! That's so cool!
These videos really remind you, we can't make another world like this one
It also makes you wonder how many other planets there are with life more messed up and obscure than in ours.
Never heard a more truer sentence than this ever. Got me emotional
Yep, God is great!
@@bryant475Amen
Who is we can't? No person made life! It was God! Made you too! (Not youtube). He wrote us a book too! You call it bible, i call it our owner's manual.
I just wanted to say that I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for your hard work.
This is way funnier than I expected it to be. Love your delivery. Also thanks for the shoutout to Easter Bilbies!
As an Australian I'm proud to say I already knew of like 3 of these animals
same
I'm Aussie and I knew most of the animals on this list lol
I’m Australian and I only didn’t know one of these
Bilby,tree kangaroo, and cuscus?
Y'all so edgy
You're the only channel that uploads a "ten animals you don't know" video and I ACTUALLY believe you. You never disappoint 🙌 I have a pretty extensive library of mammals in my brain and you always show me something I've never seen before. ✨️
1: 🥀
2: 🌹
3: 🌹
4: 🌹
5: 🥀
6: 🥀
7: 🌹
8: 🌹
9: 🥀
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11: 🌹
Got 7 out of 11 😌
Indeed. Lost on the first one. Cus cus sounds familiar purely because the name is silly, but I didn't recognize it. So I admit defeat.
Damn. I only got 3
Also got 7/11. Didn't know the Cus Cus, Viscacha, Silky Anteater or Club Winged Mannikin.
I actually had heard of all of these, but the fact that I had surprised the heck out of me. Still, where else am I gonna hear about all these in one video, and with this presenting style? Love your content!
Great video. I, only recognized a couple of those animals. My favorite part of the video was you saying your putting the spotlight on 11 because "It's your channel." Outstanding sir.
I fell in love with your verbosity to insert such chucklesome phrases into your descriptions of the animals. Overjoyed that the English language still lives.
Verbosity lol. I feel dumb when I read CZcams comments I've never heard that word before and am heading to Google 😂
@cookdislander4372 - don’t ever feel “dumb” beloved!! Life is so beautiful and there is so much to learn. I’ve been considered highly “verbose” since elementary school because I too just have a love and fascination for words and diction. I was also diagnosed with a rare genetic illness around the age of 10 and that led me to read medical dictionaries out of curiosity of my situation and to further comprehend what was happening to my body since my pediatricians oft felt I was “too young” to understand so that’s where my interest comes from primarily and after that I genuinely fell in love with descriptive verbiage and etymology.
But I completely SUCK at math despite being an RN lol. I don’t think that makes me dumb, so don’t ever say that about yourself!!! There are so many beautiful, unexplored facets of life and such a huge plethora of subjects to study including all the animals I never knew about prior to this incredible channel. We’re only ever ignorant when we willfully choose not to learn. Much love to you darling and happy learning!!! ☺️✨
@@NurseSnow2U hahaha. I love it
ESPECIALLY in an American !!!😏😂😂
@krysss.rn-bsn9113 that made me smile so much
As a Chilean: Thank you so much for bringing attention to the Vizcacha. There are several unique animals in Chile, given how isolated it is from the rest of the continent, but the Vizcacha, along with the Güiña cat, are some of my favorites.
As a Chilean: I was about to coment the same thing thanks
"unique" 😂 las hacemos escabeche del otro lado de la cordillera.
They exist in Argentina too
Definitely all 10, haha. I love your channel, and learning from what you put out. Thank you for the work you put into them, and the great content, and knowledge that is with them!
Man, I didn't expect to get stumped as an Animal Planet maniac in my younger days. But the manakin, the bear cuscus and the silky anteater all got me! Well done 😂
Same three for me! I love the weird and wonderful, but it leaves me wondering how many more are completely unknown to me.
I knew the cuscus, but not the other two. I was never an animal planet maniac but I probably should be, considering I love these little guys.
@@cloudedfreedom6286 I knew the silky anteater, but not the other two.
@@maddenboseroy4074 where’d you hear about the silky anteater? Genuinely asking, as I’d love to learn even more about these little guys
@@cloudedfreedom6286 A childhood book called "The Encyclopedia of Mammals: a Complete Visual Guide" by George McCay.
This man never lets us down with jaw-dropping facts and pure original entertainment 😂😂
75 likes and 0 replies? Let me fix that
Even surprised me with the pikmin 1 ost lol
He’s way to hilarious broo 😂😂❤
190 Likes and 3 replies let me fix that 💀
He's a baaaaad man
super huge animal nerd here, ya got me on the club-winged manakin
and i'm truly delighted to know of them now thanks to you!
I think this might have become a comfort video for me...and goshdang the first animal knocks me out of the game every time. In all seriousness, thanks for the amazing content; it always teaches me something new!
As a veteran of nature shows, somewhere around half of these were still new to me. Now that's content.
Watching your video with my grandson is a high point of my day. Your charming, witty way of giving info opens his mind to the fact that not all animals are dogs and cats. Thank you, friend. BE A TEACHER. Not that you already aren't. Xoxo
I love the informative stuff. Also, I love the the atom sized microphone because it looks like casual geographic is holding one single sunflower seed. Love it!!!!!
I so enjoy your channel! Educational, hilarious and what a wordsmith! ❤❤
1:34 Bear cuscus (did not know this one, though the name 'cuscus' did sound vaguely familiar)
3:16 Takin (AH! I knew this one! Seen it on a few of those Animal Planet ZOO shows)
4:24 Tapir (definitely knew this one)
5:35 Viscacha (the name didn't ring a bell instantly but also recognized this one, also from Animal Planet)
6:24 Silky anteater (I recognized it instantly!)
7:23 Club-winged manakin (had no idea about this one... though the dancing ones on the branches were featured in some Animal Planet documentaries and adverts)
8:26 Bilby (This one I knew!)
9:36 Olm (everyone who stuck around with Amphibia all the way through should know these)
10:47 Brown hyena (first time I've heard about these was in the documentary series "The Velvet Claw" from the early 90's)
11:52 Civet (same as with the brown hyena, I knew about this one for years :P)
13:34 Tree kangaroo (people don't know about these?! How?!)
So I got 9 out of 11 right. I definitely qualify as an Animal Planet veteran here :P Heck, I watched AP back when they played "Kratt's Creatures" on it back in the 90's! Does anyone remember Ttark from that show?
Civet actually pretty popular in Indonesia thought, thanks for the infamous "kopi luak"which came from civet poop that have eaten coffee beans
Settle down, Beavis.
Thanks for the reference list
@@raitoyagamiv1 if you are a animal neard, then you Will recognize most animals. If not the name, then atleast the look.
Oh hey,you're doing the same thing I am!
Young man, you have the the presence and charm to do about anything in entertainment you choose.
I really respect the hustle.
Your videos are rich with information. And you make me laugh so hard I cry sometimes. Binge watching all you have uploaded.
You are my absolute favorite content creator. Please never stop.
As an Animal Planet veteran , I learned nothing new. But I was delightfully reminded of a lot of animals I haven't heard of in a while ❤❤
As a CZcams comment veteran you are yet another carbon copy of unbearable human waste
Aight we gotta see the hairline now
@@ChaiLatte64 no no i didnt mean that😭😭 the guy in the video said he’d show his hairline if someone knew all the anmals😭😭
@@ChaiLatte64Jesus Christ calm tf down
Same here, but so refreshing to have my 75 year old "memory" refreshed....LOL. This young man does a great job!! He now has a new subscriber.👍
I only knew of the tapir and civet, but I wanted to say I always enjoy your videos on less popular/researched animals the most. I'm writing a story on an alien planet and am struggling to fill out the ecosystem, so you bringing attention to these animals gives me a good spot to start doing my own research. Thank you!
Hey ima need an update on that story bro ❤
About to say the same thing, everything was news to me until we got to tapir.
@@kellyalves756 i mean, he talks about tapirs enough that everyone who watches probably knows them. granted i'm a nerd and knew all of them except the vicacha.
Same, I also knew the brown hyena as I was lookin' at sum family members of the brown hyena once.
Have come across cuscus, tapirs, and civets but not in person and don't remember even hearing about any of the rest
Thank you for what you do! Your videos are so much fun 😊 ❤
Knew 4, seen a couple others but didn't know their names. Learned info on ALL. Love your videos. Thank you for what you do!!
1:34 Bear cuscus (I had NOT heard of this one. I thought it was some kind of loris)
3:16 Takin (thought it was a tahr - I was kind of close?)
4:24 Tapir (I thought everyone knew about tapirs. I love them so much esp. the babies)
5:35 Viscacha (I didn't know about these ones!)
6:24 Silky anteater (I have heard of this one)
7:23 Club-winged manakin (I have not heard of this one)
8:26 Bilby (I do know this one, and also the Patagonian mara)
9:36 Olm (I have heard of this one)
10:47 Brown hyena (Of course I know the brown hyena)
11:52 Civet (I love civets! And genets. Have known about them since middle school)
13:34 Tree kangaroo (I did know about tree kangaroos. Love their colors!)
So I got 7/11. I feel like you brought out the big guns at the beginning though. I feel like it'd have made more sense for them to get gradually more obscure to be like a real challenge gauntlet.
Fun fact the only reason why the olm is familiar to me is becuz I watched amphibia
Ayy I got 7/11 too! The only ones I truly didn’t know were the Club-winged Manakin, and the Bear Cuscus. The Cuscus, at a glance look identical to that of an Bengal or Javan Loris cause of the size
How Drowzee evolves into Hypno makes no sense to me but ok.
Ya beat me.
Only heard of 6/11
1. X
2. O
3. O
4. X
5. X
6. X
7. O
8. X
9. O
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11.O
Edit: Dang he really got us all with the very first entry lol
I got 7/11 for sure. 2/11 sounded familiar. And 1/11 was new. Watching nature shows growing up came in handy.
I am a major animal nut and watch tons of animal documentaries and such but you actually got me on 3 of these. The first buffed lemur impersonator, the moose with the bee stung nose, and the first rabbit. All the rest, yes even the amazing silkie I had seen before at least once in various shows. That said, thank you for every video you make. I love them. Such a wonderfully different way of presenting these amazing animals.
I have heard of the tapir,the rabbit-copying Straya mouse,the salamander copy (I live n the balkans) ,& the poo-coffee creature.I can't remember if I saw the others elsewhere...
This man has the most amazing way with words. Such respect.
You, sir, have shown me something i have never seen before & for that , you have earned a new subscriber. There were 7 that stumped me.
5:44 “Where Viscachas live is chilly, & it’s also kinda cold.”
I just got that! 😅
0:48
Lmfaooo! Buddy said, "Somethin from the Bronx." 😂
Love your work! I was stumped all the way through. Also agree the last one the cutest but want the same Civet you do. LOL
Great video! I only got the tapir (from a big game hunter comic book I read in the 50's!)
I'm so glad that you mentioned the bilby and the tree kangaroo - and not just because they were the only animals I knew. Australia has a lot of unique and adorable animals that many people don't know about like the quoll, numbat, dugong, bettong, and more and I hope you mention them in the future!
Lmao that looked like you just started making up names halfway through 😂 What a perfect list for your point... I'd never heard of most or all of them you mentioned, unless i know them by sight but not name. Australia is one of the places in the world that feel sort of like the deep ocean in that it seems like there's always something more to explore, and always the chance of new or hardly known creatures who have lived in that space for ages yet humans still don't know
Oh I know the dugongs from One Piece though! 😂 although I'm guessing the real ones don't practice Kung fu lol
@@sunstripe85 That seems like Australia in a nutshell! 👌
all Impacted by foxes and cats... sadly
@@primesspct2 except the dugong - because it's marine. It's main enemy is boat propellers.
I’ve learned more from Casual about animals from one video then in all my years at school.
My high school had a straight up zoology class with a really passionate teacher and I just wish everyone had that opportunity growing up. It's oddly one of the classes I still reference almost 20 years later. That kind of knowledge imo is just part of understanding how interconnected and important all of life is.
Excellent video! I only recognized 5. The other 5 is never heard of or seen before. Thank you,love these kind of videos.
interesting video, i have admit not knowing many on the list. what made this video great was your commentary, made me smile and laugh out loud, thanks for that
Can we just call this channel the new animal planet because I learn more about animals here then I do animal planet itself nowadays. I love these videos you make, keep them coming 👊
I’m so proud, I want to be a zoologist/marine veterinarian(or just wild animal veterinarian) and so I am always trying to learn about new animals. The video did get me as I didn’t know two of the animals on here! The cuscus and the tree kangaroo were the only ones I didn’t get but it was still great learning facts about the others, love this channel, keep up the excellent work!
This dudes videos never miss educational and always fun to watch the word play is top tier as well 😂thanks my man
Ayy I heard Oseanworld, choice!🎵 I'm late but I always appreciate your shared intel & personal input on these creatures we live with!😯 So cool
"...the mascot for ADHD, the hummingbird."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No no a hummingbird is a fitting mascot
You are the next generation David Attenborough, phenomenal content, kids don’t need to buy the books no more when peeps like you give such engaging and factual resources as this, never change, thank you dude
Ok maybe they still need books but the fact that you make this content so digestible and relatable gives many the chance to learn without the financial burden of purchasing an Encyclopedia. That’s what I meant to say, again, thank you man
Well books are being banned in Florida and Texas and other red states so thank goodness that kids have access to these videos at least.
Way to make this animal video politically partisan. Also, they aren't banning books outright, and you advocate for "book banning" too. I guarantee there are books out there you don't want kids to have access to, which makes you a hypocrite. Have a great day.@@MileyCyrusPartyUSA
So late to this video but you stumped me on 5. Thanks for posting. I do genuinely enjoy your posts.
Was really looking forward to seeing something new. Maybe next time😉.
I do Enjoy your channel. Thankyou for the work you put in.
I’ve learned more about animals from this guy than any teacher I’ve had
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Fax 💯
You tend to learn a lot of stereotypes here that doesn’t perfectly describe animals, like not all male otters rape baby seals…
You never had me as your biology tutor (and I don't mean that in the way it sounds 😂😂😂)
FACTS
Instead of stating which one I haven't seen first, the only one I did know of these was the Tapir. This is why I love your channel. I learn so much, but because of your explanations and personality, I remember a lot of the information. Thank you for being an amazing creator and a great person.
Yep, me too 😅 The Tapir was the only one I already knew 🤗
Same
Dude the world needs you to keep up the educational process and your videos! You're needed more than you know!!
The only one I knew was the Tapir. Was hoping I'd do better, but that just means i was glued to my screen regarding the other animals. Thank you.
You got me on 6 of them for real. But I knew them all the second time I watched it 😂😂. Keep doing your thing bro.
Proud to say there was only one animal on this list I was unfamiliar with! Today I learned the Club Winged Manakin exists! 😸✨
That one just floored me. I was like, they're really going hard for a record label pick up.
@@caraiya Hahaha! 😂 Right? I’m super surprised I’ve never seen them come up in any of the documentaries I’ve watched! Such a unique birb.
I paused the video and spent like fifteen minutes going through similar birds before I admitted defeat.
Same here! Knew about all the others except the Club-winged manakin. 😁
@@connorvenegassame here as well! I heard of manakins before but I haven’t heard of that species!
As an Aussie I appreciate so much that you mentioned the bilby and the chocolate bilbies!! Such a highlight of my childhood Easter haul 😂😍
I used to get chocolate kiwis in NZ!
Yeah, I heard of tapirs…the rest were🤯
We need to harass the entertainment industry into letting the movie Bilby be finished. lol
@@slipspacesurvivalist9416
Hollywood: No one cares about the bilby!!!
Australians, clutching their chocolate bilbies: WE DO!!!
I enjoy the video. You got me more than enough times.
Basically, I’ve only seen or heard of most of the very few I knew from your videos…
Thank you for being one of my favorite channels. I didnt know any animal but i had fun ty
Fun fact about the club-winged manakin: the males have solid ulnas (bone in the wing) instead of hollow bones like most other birds. This helps them to make that sound but is very likely to be a disadvantage to their flying abilitys
Makes me wonder if the club wing from the name is literal, though. Reminds me of how swans have a bony spur on their wings they can whack you with.
Mate ,you're one of the sharpest presenters on CZcams ,clever, witty and accurate. What a joy! Cheers from Australia
Yeah- I’ll second that!
And I third!
Fourth!!
5th! 😂
im now reading this with an austraailian accent from peppa pig in mind
Surprisingly, I did not know about the vizcuncha. As always, love the footage supplied and facts shared.
I appreciate the queens garden playing in the background. My opinion of you went up ten points.
7:37 Literally sounds like a Togepi 💀
i think it's easier to go over which i DO know:
-tapir
-olm (I LOVE OLMS IM SO GLAD THEY WERE MENTIONED)
Frr I heard about the olm from a Tumblr post and have loved them since
@@DiablaNa I think I learned abt them from amphibia, but yea, they're awesome
I didn't know the olm was real, I unironically thought the images of it I saw was some kind of sci-fi CGI project and paid it no heed. I also thought the Silky Anteater was some kind of Caterpillar, since the only pic I ever saw of them was that first image shown in the video. the Tapir was the only one I fully knew about.
Like, I've seen *pictures* of every animal on this list, but I didn't know a bloody thing about any of them except the Tapir.
I know tapir from tyto ecology by bestinslot
Olm from amphibia
Sichuan talking, and the blind salamander, were the two that got me.
I've been studying animals since I was two years old. Keep up the great work!!
as an Australian it's cool seeing someone talk about Bilbies!! they're really cute little guys and they're one of my favourite Australian animals! it's a shame they're endangered, because i'd hate to see such a lovely creature disappear, but luckily many organisations here are protecting them. they're Australia's little rabbits and i love them very much :)
As a dedicated fan, and genuine animal lover, I shocked that I only knew four of these animals! ❤ Great video! ❤
Me too
I'm Genuinely Shocked I Knew One (It Was Ohms Btw)
Cuscus, or cat bear, Talkin, Sensa Bunny, Silky Anteater, blind salamander, brown hyenas, raccoon civet, I love the tree kangaroo-I knew this one. These others I had not a clue. I love this channel, just discovered it. Thank you.
You really have the best deadpan delivery of complex jokes I could imagine! Never stop!
“That was a wild sentence.” 😂Please, brother, do not ever stop making videos!
Young man, you are AWESOME! I pray that your passion to educate never dies!
Thank you!! Stay curious
@@mndiaye_97What was it that you said at 7:22 ?
Because I heard "Hollow Knight". . .
@@chee.rah.monurB I heard Hollow Knight too-
@@chee.rah.monurBI think he did, the song that plays after is a ost from Hollow Knight, specifically the queens garden ost. I think because it sounds like curious or confused music or something
I love watching your shows. I really Enjoy the humor. Too funny.
Very well documented , well spoken and terribly interesting ! Thanks !!!
I hadn’t realised our Bilby’s weren’t a widely known mammal. I’m glad to see them being more represented nonetheless.
Also Bandicoots aren’t known that well either?? They’re an everyday occurrence out here. They have terrible eyesight, and have little to no survival instincts. They’re stupid, but they’re fast. They’ll often bump into you if you’re near them because they can’t see well, but they also won’t then run away because of their lack of survival instincts… they’re funny little critters.
Outside Australasia, we only know bandicoots from the Crash videogames, or perhaps Animal Planet (I for one played Crash Bandicoot as a kid and didn't find out it was a real animal until I was today years old). In America, our only marsupial is generally considered gross/fugly, and Europe/Africa have none. Non-Aussies often assume kangaroos are endangered and rare, lol I mean we've never seen one!
We have both in south west WA, along with a couple of colonies of quokka (cousins of the Rottnest quokka), quolls, so many feral species it's kinda nuts, and the highly territorial Southern Brown dropbear.
@@venenodelalengua Yeah, our only marsupial looks like it belongs in Australia, cosplaying as a cross between a fever dream and a nightmare.
5:25 Oh shit.
I haven’t seen you in a while my friend. Glad the algorithm decided to send you my way. Great video. I hope life is being good to you.
all of these stumped me like wow amazing content bro 👍