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The Story Behind Australia's Weird Animals😂😂

How do they not get the Benz? Shouldn't the air in there blood expand on the way back up?

Its onlg a matter of time before someone decides to go and fish for antarctic krill now.

WHERE IS THE INTRO

Very diverse group. Interesting that cheek and chin tusk pair, as specialist teeth, don't really happen in primates. I'm thinking as for extinction, a number of possibilities, first, that despite diverse types, numbers may not have been so high in first place, and that mammoths simply outpopulated other species. Another is that indeed mammoths using their longer tusks, like the carnivorous baby stealing toucan bird using its massive beak as a longer distance weapon, can even fend off birds of prey like eagles. Comparatively speaking, the Yucatan macaw bird with a smaller beak but similar body size, is just less fierce and easier predated. Though macaw beak is plenty strong to crack nuts. Side note, the long Toucan beak apparently also outcompetes other birds in thermoregulation. ruclips.net/video/iYLSiT-Nefs/видео.html

I love your videos so much I can’t put it into words. Thank you for allowing us to soak up all this information

krill is trans confirmed

I miss it the old sploosh and chirp in the opening.

We should start calling them ice bears

Glod video.

Good video.

Love you Moth Light and itching for a video about crocodile hearts!

NGL their lifestyle disturbs me greatly!

Before the whales: how the most efficient breathing system, continuous growth and 1000+ ppm of CO² in the air has created the largest land animals ever.

There might have been some sort of cosmic or nuclear irradiation which caused marsupialism. Some sort of bizarre hybridisation between the mammalian and the avian. Kangaroos and wallabies were possibly deer and / or rabbits but they have avian-like paws. The thylacine was canine but non-placental. the platypus is a cross between duck and beaver.

Symmetry Breaker is my new band name.

I didn't know squid were that common

Stegotetrabelodon used its tusks to stab enemys like machairodus or hyenas to make sure to take care of itself but actually its like a normal elephant but rhen you realize it has a tusks in its chad also once ago in UK a tourists came across travelling savannah until caught the brown rhino with the longest horn that was sharp it had alot females its because the other males was afraid of it until the rhino has died from an disease or of something it may be an 1977 year

Who is the narrator, seriously relaxing voice.

Hello, you are my favorite RUclips channel, big fan. My partner and I find your voice extremely soothing, and we often fall asleep to your videos and they autoplay until we wake up. This is likely very lucrative for you, as sleeping viewers are the most profitable lol. If you see an extremely high view count from Charlotte, North Carolina, that's probably 100% me. idk if you saw this RUclips exploit. ruclips.net/video/8iOjeb5DTZI/видео.htmlsi=54KmeOgG4TO3aBDF RUclips has an auto-playlist of all your videos, but sometimes the order is weird. I was wondering if you could make more playlists, maybe one of all the videos, maybe some like mammal, whale, fish evolution respectively. Also, to make more money you could consider longer form videos, and not necessarily new content (although I'd love that as well), but instead of playlists maybe stitching a bunch of already made, related videos together. Thanks for all your hard work.

Well done video and informative. Good job.

what about navy seals

This video needs a better voice.

I'm pretty sure interpol FBI can see this too. Do dont just be so fast to sellout another party. It too a long time for Philip and Elizabeth to to see all this come to pass, they would want the best yield for all parties. I hear they have that older gentleman life in prison as opposed Well I'm pretty sure you lot are making sense of my thoughts how do they actually show up ones and zeroes or equations like on Sultans computer?

I don't know if I've ever subscribed to a channel after only one video before this one. It's like your content was generated by a super clever A.I. that's tailored to my exact tastes in youtube content.

Could you devote an episode to the wildlife of pre-polar Antarctica and their subsequent extinction due to extreme cold?

I hope you could do a video on the enantiornithine birds I’m curious to know how these opposite birds diversify and how they were first described.

They like to pose on top of giant mints.

And now they're delivering letters and parcels in the wizarding world 😅

If Gorgonopsids were cold blooded, then no, they would very likely not have fur.

It's the undecorated dragon! XD

those are some messed up looking whales

Yea after breastfeeding 3 kids for a total of 6 years total, unfortunately my breasts are not symmetrical by any definition of that word 😅

You use the word "extreme"... WHY? It is not extreme to the animals! It is normal everyday life!

I am trying to kick my addiction to reels and other short vertical format videos and your channel is my goto when I start to lapse. I love your content. I am glad you made a new video

Nonsense there's no proof of any of this, fossil days is inconclusive. This still doesn't tell me where monkeys CAME FROM according to science. I'll you're saying is we believe this happened at such and such a time. Thats NOT science. WHERE DID MONKEYS AND APES COME FROM. HOW DID THEY EVOLVE?

Of course the Komodo Dragon originated in Australia

Babe, a new Moth Light Media video dropped!

"During the ice age" is now.

One thing worth noting is the possibility of seasonal migrations. It is entirely within the realm of the possible, maybe even the likely, that herbivorous migrated north during the summer months, when the environment would experience rapid floral growth, and then migrate south again for the summer. Predators would naturally follow them. There are some reasons to believe that ornithischia were mostly ectothermic ('Fossil biomolecules reveal an avian metabolism in the ancestral dinosaur', Jasmina Wiemann et al; amongst others), and it appears that although sauropods were endotherms, they were entirely restricted to warmer climates. For that matter, theropod metabolisms were widely variable, with for instance Tyrannosaurus rex appearing to have a lower body temperature than the Jurassic Allosaurus (the abovementioned study). While the milder climate of the late cretaceous would certainly help with penetrating the arctic region, I believe that a very good case can be made for the probability of migratory, rather than being local all year round, a behaviour that is, after all, rather common today, too, and with the modern descendants of dinosaurs being particularly famous for it at that.

Evolution is a myth

They lost the ability to hold a brush?

12:44 "Also as the higher sea levels also made the gap between very small" Shouldn't it here be "lower sea levels"?

How can it be known when Halszkaraptor went extinct if it's only known from one specimen, and that one can't even be dated because they don't know for sure where it came from?

i would love to raise one as a baby and walk a car sized predator at the sunday park! haha

Where do these beasts sleep?

14:50 "During the ice age" is now.

Fun fact; Foxes are older than the Gobi desert.

I was born with a heart condition that were holes in my ventricles which caused deoxygenated blood and oxygenated blood to mix. I was a very week baby. My mom said I cried like a cat or baby bird and I would just sleep all the time and couldn’t eat. I had it repaired when I was 10 months old and crawled for the first time then walked within 4 days of my surgery. Was running before I left the hospital.