bruh, that shit actually makes sense

Dingos with the rocky evolution montage

*I didn't eat that baby, but that baby ate these paws*

That... Actually puts things into place mate, damn... Well done 🤌

​@@tomarmadiyer2698 Also mate, really..?

You really painted a picture with your words and I loved it! The mental image of the feisty little chicken just scooping and dropping the rooster made my day. Thanks for telling the story!

That was a wonderful story. It made me smile and I appreciate that, as I'm quite sad right now and looking for distraction. I love chickens. I think they're adorable. My ex is afraid of them. Lol That just makes me love them more.

There's always one in a flock, the "clever girl". Fantastic story!

Ragnar the Red meets Mathilda

Chicken jujitsu

Yeah I love his puns and segways into ads... he needs paid, or a show of his own... for real

Which is why I need a zefrank and CG collaboration! Can you imagine the magic?!!

It reminds me of Fredoontv

Marinate on the chicken.

I love his scripts

More like multiply. Exponentially.

@@averycheesypotato It is time to become logarithmic.

yeah yotes found a way to divide by zero.

Also coyotes: Would you like to do some coywolves with us?❤️🌹

I read that in a evil villain voice 😂

However big you think they are, you will always be surprised when you actually see one in person compared to your body size

wolves

their size vary by population. Some are huge, while others are about the size of a German Shepard.

@@Ultratron563 and sometimes wolves also bit odd too as they will kill and eat domestic dog if found one but in other occasion fall in love and mate with their domestic cousin and thats can occur without human intervention.

​@@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434Bro, punctuation is free.

❤

100% I'm waiting for the day I see him on his own TV show lol

@@mndiaye_97you better be the first one to catalog fish on mars or something

Yeah but if you come across a whole pack of them, then they will be bold enough to attack you together

@@coomslayer6996 But will only attack if they feel their space or their young are threatened. A wolf pack will absolutely scavenge a human corpse, but, unless they are sick or starved, will not bother to hunt us. We're not worth the risk.

Honestly, the only reason you should be scared if you meet one is that it should've booked it in the other direction the moment it heard you enter that forest. But even then it might just be injured so as long as you don't approach it you're in the clear cause it's not gonna approach you.

@@coomslayer6996 Usually not, no. Yellowstone has mega packs of wolves and even with all the visitors they get per year those wolves leave people alone. People have to actively fuck with wolves to even get them to look at you twice before they're leaving the post code to get away from you.

@@coomslayer6996 Even then they often will just move away. Wolves are almost only dangerous when provoked. Never hurts to be safe but don't assume your about to get eaten the second you see one.

When is Casual Geo dropping his mixtape 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

was going to comment the same thing

It needs to be a T-shirt!

I had the privilege of meeting Jane Goodall in person at a wildlife conference once. I told her that I still think of Angel and she said she does too.

I got into an online argument with a modern day Neanderthal who said they had to kill wolves to help the deer population and cause they attack livestock. Some idiots can't be helped or talked to

The whole situation on how people view certain wild animals is weird. Tons of people see them as far more a menace than the critters have any justification for. But there’s also this backlash that other people have, usually accompanied by some weird form of perceived moral enlightenment. Personally, answer is towards the middle. Wild animals still be wild and I fault no one that actually lives closer to not want an increase in certain animal populations. Wolves in particular, while they might avoid humans now, that was not always the case. Some crazy stories in Europe the further you go back.

@@skycastrum5803 I'm of the opinion that they're very much better off wild and that places should be made like Yellowstone while trying to accommodate nearby ranchers in a respectful way if they are understanding. I'm thoroughly against the "pet" trade of either exotics or dog hybrids. it just almost never pans out like they think it will. these aren't dogs. they don't train or restrain like dogs, they don't act like dogs anymore in a ton of ways, there's movement to make dog a subspecies offshoot that's semi official because they've discovered they diverged from a common ancestor at this point it's so far back removed genetically. the hybrid puppies are an absolute crapshoot behaviorally, you don't know from one to the other which traits will get inherited from which side, and if there are kids or disabled people around that's dangerous. and the wolf shelters that should be taking in zoo or circus refugees, and working with research or captive breeding programs? are getting clogged up with these dog crosses. and it doesn't help that for some reason some people have the need to also lie about their northern breed being a wolf hybrid. then when something happens like hospital or death their relatives believed them and try to take a husky to us. we can tell. we can always tell. we look at them all day, it's like trying to convince a wildcat rescue that your housecat is a bobcat. sorry for venting but maybe some in this video specifically might be interested?

@@skycastrum5803 I wrote a long reply, KZfaq deleted for whatever reason. man plans, God laughs, ect. short form: I'm kind of down the middle. these animals are best left in the wild in areas like Yellowstone where there's not so much rancher conflict, I think areas with that conflict should work towards solutions with those willing to be understanding of that is trying to be done. it's worth putting up the right fences and compensating losses if we're gonna do this thing. if I could entreat the public to two things? 1) STOP BUYING WOLFDOG CROSSES. it nearly never goes how people think, they're more unpredictable and dangerous than either species because they're too far removed, they've actually been found to be from a common ancestor at this point. 2) stop lying on your northern breed dog as a wolf or cross. your relatives and friends believing you stops being a good thing when you're in the hospital or dead and they try to bring the animal to us, we will out your lie. and that's best case scenario, worst is the dog is unnecessarily put down at a shelter or by people who think they can't handle a real wolf.

@@skycastrum5803 in both world wars, the russians and germans had to call a truce because of wolf attacks. from my limited research, european wolves are way more dangerous than american wolves. i still like wolves though. kinda wish i could have one as a pet, but i know thats not a good idea.

Casual Geographic = best wildlife advocator. I WILL die on this hill.

They also look like a wolf and not a jackal. It always struck me as weird.

There ARE some situations where you will get an alpha wolf though. The main one being when they get reintroduced to an area and the whole family culture thing isn't well established. The Druid pack had its "father" hook up with an absolute bitch of a female. While the male was kind to the point where he never killed a rival in a fight the female decided that violence was always the answer. But eventually the rest of the pack got tired of her shit and her much kinder sister started a mutiny against her and became the new leading female getting along with her sister's man way better.

@@bolbyballinger I mean, that sounds like a family culture that had an annoying lead female replaced for a better one. Not an alpha male situation

​@@bolbyballingerThat just proves his point? If you don't understand look up the information that was put out to remedy the misinformation. It's JUST a family structure, and all families function differently.

@@bolbyballinger As was noted, in the video. They’ll only happen in captivity/extenuating circumstances. Furthermore, it applies _much more legitimately_ to chickens than wolves. But you won’t see anybody claiming themselves to be an alpha male _chicken_ , because that would be _ridiculous_ . In summation, the concept itself is selectively applied to prison canids, then twisted to mean something akin to ‘dominant badass,’ when it’s _anything_ but that.

But thank you fanfiction for carrying on the myth.

And I would walk 500 miles and I would walk 500 more..

A _"lone wolf"_ would you say?

​@@SolstaceWinters bro mf made a hole vid ab this bullshit, cmon do better

​@@Ominous_Odysseyjust tah BE the Wolf who walked a thousand MILES to howl at your door

1) If HE had pups, isn’t that a SHE? 2) If OR-7 was the only one, does that mean she wandered 1000 miles while PREGNANT?!

your pfp is sick

So much media even references it, a show called Clone-High even made a reference to it which is the first one I saw out in the wild I get dark jokes and I love them but damn, of all things it's this? Haha this lady said a dingo ate her baby? It's in the same realm as "Sweet Fanny Adams" where I just don't get why people started to use it as a phrase in the first place.

Yay that joke is not as common I'm jokecabulary

Plot Twist: It was the Koala who done it, and now you owe the dingo an apology (and, yes... it was eucalyptus related)

It's just so sad. Your child gets murdered by dingos and you get crucified in the press and jailed because no one believed that predatory pack animals that regularly go after animals bigger than a small child could have murdered a human child. And hearing "Dingoes ate my baby" so tickled Americans it became a running joke and meme whenever Australia is brought up.

And the tropic thunder reference when Robert downy jr said “that’s not funny, you know that actually happened?” Great movie btw. But yeah it’s crazy how everyone decided to collectively not believe her and then blame her when her kid just died

I think you meant to write hood & wood instead of wood & wood. Not complaining just pointing it out to others in case they're confused. I'd like that tshirt too.

@@Nirrrina Thanks for pointing it out. Probably wouldn't have noticed otherwise.

I live in the woods and i need that shirt yesterday

Definitely agree! Would be a cool quote shirt to create with a wolf or woodsy theme! ^^

@@BuckingBadgerme too

You have wild wallabies?

I was just thinking the same thing lol

I wonder how the wallabies would do if the wolves were reintroduced. Like, would they have genetic instincts from dealing with dingos, or would they just get merched.

What are Wallabies doing in Ireland?

​@@WinterFrostDragon1347 They overstayed their visas.

Yeah, he mentioned osteosarcoma, which is bone cancer. Canines and felines generally adapt to being tripods quite well thankfully. Sounds like an awesome place! ❤ I love rescues and sanctuaries rescuing non pet animals from the pet/zoo trade. Let them live out as good of a life as possible.

My dad's Great Dane suffered from the same thing resulting in losing one of his front legs and he adapted very quickly and walks as if he was still using four. We don't know if he will get better or worse in the future but he is living the best life he can even with losing one leg and staying strong.

​@@rorschach1985ifyDogs adapt incredibly well to being tripods, although with such a giant beast and the loss of front paw that bears more weight I'd look into booking some physiotherapy sessions so the physio can teach your dad how to massage the doggo in case his muscles get tense/painful. There's few simple exercises that can help relieve the tension that the heavily shifted balance may cause. Great Danes are too "vertical" in their mass distribution to comfortably adjust to using doggy wheelchairs and fortunately, light enough to rarely need one - rehabilitative exercises, massage and support when going down longer flights of stairs should be enough for your dad's doggo to live life as full as ever. My aunt adopted a tripod Irish Wolfhound that will be 17 this year, having been a tripod for majority of his life and he started needing wheelchair only recently due to arthritis.

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He just be reading the hell out of these animals for no reason😅

Another Minnesotan here. I was blessed once to see a spectacular wolf sitting roadside, apparently waiting to cross. He looked to be scoping out his options and was absolutely in charge. I've heard wolf howls in the BWCA... that's really something. Back in the day the International Wolf Center in Ely used to sponsor a "wolf howl" where you could go out as a group at night and try howling to a wild pack. Having lived in rural MN most of my life, it's still quite sad to encounter both the irrational fear and hatred of wolves, and hopped up adrenaline at the thought of wolf hunts being opened up again. I hope that never happens. Especially not with the rampant deer populations we have.

"Oh shit, the big guys are mad"- The dogs, probably

​@mjinba07 I visited a camp in Ely as a kid and we did the wolf howl! That was fantastic, I had a great time. I've since moved away from MN but I miss the wild parts of it (ironic, since I lived mostly in the city).

yeah but he could have left the juneteenth part out no offenece but every slave descendandant could be shipped back to africa TODAY and the only thing that would change is how low the crime rate would drop

Raccoons are smarter than dogs

@@treycopeland1368 that wasn't the point of the comment and I know that but it's a litteral canine (dog) that looks like a raccoon therfore having the brain of a dog and shape & looks of a raccoon

The good lord was definitely laughing at us when He made tanukis

God

That little shit has no business being this cute.

Me too! Just his deadpan expression at the chirp.

Not gonna lie, I thought it was mine

The smoke detector chirp has slowly become my favorite racisms lmao

I legit sent it to my bro, and he was like, "Yeah, change the damn batteries!"

srry, i dont get it?

… domesticated dogs kill 58,000 people a year, worldwide.

I had to Boston that would sneeze to say yes when I asked her questions.

@@SumnyV2 thank you!

I remember reading 'The Wolves of Willowby chase' and it had a disclaimer at the time that wolves are made out as scary but mostly are afraid of us. ..... something about number of deaths etc (seriously low numbers of human deaths in any period) ... so being a kid I researched and stuff and yeah ... unless a lone starving wolf .. you are probably FINE

I'm from France and let's say we just obliterated wolf out of our ecosystem. The history of hate for wolf is very old in our country it's started with shepperd and scale up with rabbies plague. A lot of small town would exagerate wolf attack report to force action out of lords in the medieval era. We created a whole unit just to kill wolwes who was directly ordered by the king. Rabies being the horrible virus that it is didn't make it better even if most of the time is was more due to dogs than wolwes. After a time wolwes started becoming rare but was still considered as pest since shepperd wanted bigger flock of sheeps whitheout needing to watch it 24h/24 .So it was stilled hunted as rare trophy until they were wiped. The irony is most sheep attack are rarely wolf since they are too scared but stray dogs. Now wolf are coming back from Italy to France and just revitelise the conflic sheperd like to put the blame on wolf and hunter want some new exciting game. We did the same to bears also just to mention and now we complain about too many boars and foxes.

@@WswiftK I don’t think it helped that some ‘creature’ terrorized the Provence of Gévaudan… the beast of Gévaudan really kind of sealed the fate of Wolves in France, huh? :/

Zoochosis is I believe how it is spelled

😨.......... *_Game of Thrones lied..._* Just kidding. But seriously, though... JACKALS?! 😱 Like... _how?_ How does that make sense?!

Also not that all that big compared to modern wolves, ironically.

Well, I’m still writing dire wolves as horse sized wolves in my table-top settings. It’s such a cool idea.

Dire wolves aren't jackals either, African jackals are in the Lupuella genus while golden jackals are in the Canis genus like wolves and coyotes. Dire wolves are in the Aenocyon genus and are separate from jackals.

@@MrDibara Convergent evolution or "island" gigantification???

The dog or the woman lmao

We have a family friend who owns a wolf-dog. His name is chevy but everyone just called him wolf. Had a lot of personality and got along with my dog pepper. I feel like he taught her how to howl. He was a good boi and i miss him. He didnt pass away. They moved.

@@NexusShenanigans C'mon man that is a silly question... obviously the woman had to be huge to take care of a pack of wolf dogs

@@anthonylong9067 I knew a guy who had a wolf/dog 30 years ago. Poor thing lived on a chain out in back, he was ferocious, according the the a** that owned him. They had to push his food to him with a stick. Back then there was no one to call to help this poor animal. They claimed they tried to tame him but he just stayed wild. I seriously doubt some of their accounts now, I can attest to his meanness though. From his chain he would growl and look ready to take your arm off. So would anyone, left on a chain out back. Horrible.

@@primesspct2 yeah wolf dogs are being bred as a backyard breeder hustle, worked in wolf rescue at one point and I can only imagine Game of Thrones intensified it... imo they shouldn't be in anybody's hands that doesn't have the full rescue center enclosure to deal properly with a wolf. and really shouldn't be pets or even a thing point blank. there's too much social evolution in between, it's almost as bad as breeding chimps and humans. even when they happen in the wild, they're sort of misfits and problems.

Genuine curiosity before i consider donation: does the sanctuary make a point to discourage the purchase or adoption of wolf/coydogs, or simply warn people of what they'd be getting into? It is an important distinction for me.

@@ItsAllNunya They don't advocate for the owning of wold dogs at all, they make it clear to hammer home how wolfdogs are not typical dogs as well as how most of the wolves in the sanctuary were pets surrenders or straight up abandoned

@@mndiaye_97 wonderful, I'll add them to my imminent donation list! A few expenses to take care of(life be like it be), but id love to help them out. :o) thanks for the info.

So rarer than the so called rarest wolf, should’ve checked his facts more.

@@ameliorateepoch9917 settle down, cupcake.

That's really sad. I hope more people become aware of them.

I've heard of them before, but I didn't know they were that close to dying out. We need to help them.

I was just wondering about red wolves. Would LOVE a video about them, especially the conservation efforts. Mexican wolves, too.

holy shit yeah i just looked up the population and there's only 17 in the wild

it’s fucked that some living species dont “qualify” as endangered

@@SumnyV2 Cooooool

​@@greghowell9986thats not him its a spam bot

There are other sanctuaries like the one he mentioned. I know of 2 in Colorado that let people come tour. The one I volunteered at was 100% donation. All they asked was that i bring my own tent and food.

Move to Northern Ontario, or really anywhere north of the main population centers in Canada. Get a job in construction doing road work somewhere along the Trans Canada Highway outside of town. If you're luck you'll see them. Even if you're not lucky, they'll definitely see you (and keep their distance)

We had a half wolf, half German Shepherd back when I lived with my parents. She was huge and could definitely pull me off my feet, on a walk, if she saw something that excited her, especially if it was running away! 😅

​@@SumnyV2 you 4got red wolves! A critically endangered Mexican wolf subspecies who has been a remarkable advocate for zoo sponsored conservation efforts

Some zoos (and sanctuaries, like the one in the video) have them! ^^

he's such a wordsmith. I love that line :D

💪💚🐮 make every moment a moment to remember! 💪💚🐮 My boy Milky is 11. My best friend without question.

Thank you for sharing that japanese folklore part so I don't have to look it up! And the random fact was really cool to know thank you!!

Awesome knowledge drop . And the folklore! I love LOVE learning about other cultures folklore. So cool.

They sound like that song that one guy swore was on his "grown-up time" playlist, you know, the one that sounds like a clown orgy being murdered.

I first learned about the animal as “raccoon dogs” in a kid’s DK book with no idea they were so important in Japan.

Death to the Tanuki Kitsune forever

Was that legit Yosemite Sam being enticed into the Cell Block Tango?

They are in their own branch besides cats and dogs, tohether with mongoose I think.

Hyenas are their own taxa but they closest relatives are mangooses and meerkats. So if you want to push the definition it’s a mangoose on anabolic steroids and that’s why there are terrifying.

Rewilding are looking to bring them back!! I really hope they do even if it comes with bears (scared of those)

Shouldnae dunnit... 🤦‍♂️

@@Psylaine64 Lynxes too, which I'm really hoping for

​@@Psylaine64as someone from new jersey, you don't have to worry about bears as long as you respect them. Bears aren't interested in a fight cept to defend themselves or their kids. So be careful but don't panic

@@blackbird7781 Most animals don't want a fight, its not worth the risk to them. Humans are large enough that most animals won't take the risk unless they are defending something or have absolutely no other options.

I'd like to imagine the thoughts that were going through that fox's mind went something like, "Hello, human. Taking a break from life? Well... if you don't mind, I'd like to join you."

I always feel so annoying but feel I need to defend the mother that the government gaslit a woman and the public in the name of not scaring away tourists, when the government knew a dingo did it. I can’t even imagine the trauma she went through

​@@emmetthowell899 If you ever think "The government wouldn't do something like that" -- _Oh yes they would!_

@@eyesofthecervino3366 spot on

​@@emmetthowell899 Which is so dumb. No potential tourists would be like"oh I didn't realize dingos are predators that could eat my child if given the opportunity, I'm not visiting Australia now"

​@@emmetthowell899 would you mind giving a summary please

Thank you!!

I read it as he look like a human. I was about to say what dog abomination you was seeing.

Fr

Facts happy Juneteenth everyone :)

There is a legit question. though: is 400 years on a new continent enough time to be a local?

ye

​@@pyrovaniaThat is a question though isn't it. Can't really relate cause my ancestors have lived in my country for thousands of years.

Thank you for all the work that you’ve done. I wish the best for you and everyone who works at the zoo. 🙏

I think the most similar are Czechoslovakian or Saarloos shepards, since those were literaly created by breeding wolf and GSD. The goal (at least with the czech one, I am not so much familiar with the Saarloose) was to make a dog with the health and endurance of wolf (and its true that those doggos ARE endurance champs) and obedience of GSD. Sadly kinda didn´t work out. I mean, the physical aspects did, but the mental ones... They are more timid then GSD and are "dog of one owner", which is bad for army, where the dog-handlers change often. Great doggos, but not for everyone - they need a lot of both physical AND mental stimulation (think dog who has the need for mental stimulation of border collie or malinoas AND the requirement for physical work of a husky).

Are you sure it’s a wolf and not a malamute because they have a wild wolf in a small apartment I don’t know it just don’t sound true and I’ve lived in Minnesota in the Twin Cities for over 25 years

She actually isn't mine, I was dog sitting for a friend bur I'll for sure be stealing her in the future

@@mndiaye_97 I am whole-heartedly behind that plan! Hope it's not as hot where you are as it is where I am! I live in Arkansas and it was 99°F today! Don't even get me started on the Heat Index! That 99° felt like 108°F with our humidity. But I wish you & your loved ones a wonderful summer! Love from the Sane in Arkansas💙

@@mndiaye_97between her and Aslan, I can confidently say you have EXCELLENT friends.

Wait I looked away, when did he show off the dog?

@@mrgreenboy644 Near the end of the video 16:39

Indeed. Icing on the cake. I am so impressed by Ndiaye. We need a lot more people like him. Too bad I'm not 35 years younger....

Well put. I agree.