At Tyler Knows Animals, we always use the most trustworthy sources! (In all seriousness, I’m trying to work on using better sources for my facts.) But also thanks for your support!

Thank you! And yes, I was quite surprised to hear about that plan too! Although I didn’t look into why those locales were suggested, I suspect they would’ve been placed in animal parks.

Thank you very much! I certainly did, and I hope you did too!

If I had to recall a particular animal encounter in 2023 it would have to be seeing male northern elephant seals duke it out

@@gogogomez51 Thank you for the compliment, and that sounds likes an extraordinary animal encounter indeed!

Well, I'm glad to hear you found it insightful!

True, but my goal isn't to bore people, good sir. 😜

With the power of pachycephalosaurs and muskoxen on my side, not today, good sir!

Glad to hear as much!

Then it’s a good thing many helpings of random animal facts and cringy jokes are coming up, good sir!

Thank you, and yes, I completely agree that South American cervids are underrated! And I'd definitely be down to cover either of your two suggestions in the future, but this channel has been very mammal-heavy thus-far, so I think I want to cover some non-mammals first if that makes sense.

Thank you very much, good sir!

Why thank you!

I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it!

Nice! That's really cool! And thank you.

Thank you Danial! Glad to hear you enjoy the storytelling format.

Thank you! I genuinely appreciate this.

The chef thanks you for your compliment.

I would imagine as much. I'm sure the other subspecies can eat insects too, and I wouldn't be surprised if they could all also eat vertebrate meat as well, but it's just a matter of we haven't found any evidence proving they do this. After all, there was a point when we didn't know chimpanzees ate meat, but as you pointed out, we now know they can sometimes be voracious predators.

also, i thought the poo eating behavior was only found in captivity. Is it actually true they also do that in the wild?

@@YellowPredator92Thank you for the compliment! To answer your question, I did a little bit of additional research and I did indeed see that most of the sources I read only talked about the poop-eating behavior in captivity. However, I personally suspect it would happen in the wild, even if not as frequently as in zoos. However, if you (or anyone else reading this) ever finds evidence on the contrary, I'd be happy to know!

Haha, thank you for the compliment and enthusiasm!

I'm glad to hear that! As I am just starting out on KZfaq, I am always looking for feedback on how to improve my content. So, if you don't mind my asking, what parts of the video did you really like (and would like to see more of) and what parts did you not like as much (and hope to see less of)? Thanks in advance.

I am very happy to hear that! I've got lots in store, so I certainly suspect you will enjoy that too!