Me too

Thanks Dan !!

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Nor did the Giraffe! (Or the Okapi, or the Eland, or the Nile Crocodile, just to mention a few)

@@skakdosmer big 5 means big and dangerous and also i dont think an eland, okapi or giraffe would be on the list but maybe nile croc

"Big 5" is an old term from hunting safari days. They were the 5 animals that most all hunters wanted to bag. It has nothing to do with the size of the animals.

@@c.r.1005 Makes sense, thanks.

Blue Insularis ( Trimeresurus insularis)

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@John Barber You must not be living in America. 😉

@John Barber then I'm amazed by your reaction haha.

Lol

"Big 5" is an old term from hunting safari days. They were the 5 animals that most all hunters wanted to bag. It has nothing to do with the size of the animals.

Birds are animals.

Also yes, venomous (to be bitten and possibly die) is the correct terminology, not poisonous (to ingest and possibly die) but as far as what you said goes, this channel is obviously more for novelty and fun than the most up to date scientific facts. Newly hatched flamingo chicks can also have white downy feathers. I've given a few of the quizzes a go for fun and I've actually been inspired to start my own quiz channel for the more factually detail oriented quizzers out there that some may find pedantic but if you were on a gameshow for eg. with big 💰 at stake, the minutest detail counts✌️

*SNAKE FLY*

@@fwogboi Huh???

@@LaHermitess some snakes fly

@John Barber shush

be smarter