If all tornados looked like this, there would be no need to take shelter 😂😂❤ 🌪️💨🐰💜☮️

Hard to get the image of a horse with toes out of my head now 😄 I never knew about the original ancestors of horses having toes. Thanks for the interesting facts, Sol

Holy cow! That's some fast growing teeth!

I can't seem to picture a horse with toes.

Dewlap... Makes me giggle

Anything can float after a couple of mins in the water though

I Love 🐰🐰🐰

Good Information

I heard if a bird poops on you it's good luck. 😂 I am not willing to test that theory.

Long-time guinea pig enthusiast here. I love watching guinea pigs popcorn!! It’s so heartwarming and sweet.🥰🐹

I really love this! Not a lot of people understand how much domestication changes an animal, but chickens are such a wild example of that, we wanted a reliable source of food, so we kept and breed the chickens that laid eggs more frequently until, generations and centuries later, we got this ones that laid eggs nearly every day, it’s fascinating.

This is such a fun commission given language, English is not my first language so this confusion is impossible to make, but hearing how similar they sound in English sure would have thrown me for a loop

Because they are better than macaques it's that simple

You answered "do they actually eatbtin cans" for which I already knew the answer was no (because animals can't get mineral nutrition from refined metal). The question I was looking to answer is "could a goat eat a tin can?" Like if it was portioned or compressed in a way that it could be swallowed whole, would a goat be able to pass it without dying? I always thought the myth originated from "goats can eat anything, they'll eat the beans in the can and then eat the can it came in," as an expression of how strong their digestive system is. It's somewhat common knowledge that eating something inedible will "come out the other end," that is if it doesn't leach toxins, cut itself somewhere into the "global digestive system," or otherwise damage the organs resulting in death. Assuming the can doesn't have sharp edges that can cut the lining of the entire digestive tract, would a goat's digestive system pass a tin can with the only side effects being discomfort?

Great video as always!!👍👍

Not sure if I heard of a rabbit swimming. Maybe I have and I just don't remember. Sweet and informative video though!

good info about rabbits!

Cutest tornado ever! 🌪️

My dog would love your channel. She would enjoy your dog videos 😅

I own bunnies and had a pretty good idea about why they do this, but this channel is just so charming I couldn't help but watch this video haha. This is great! 🐇✨

❤mughe maf karna om sayi ram .....❤

underrated

Yes, he will take my temperature and makes me chicken soup! 😊

Happy birthday (I'm pretty sure atleast)

These birds are amazing!

My Jody acts just like this whenever I am sick. He’s a sweet kitty💖

I used to put food and water out for the stray cats and raccoons where I used to live and I constantly had to change the water cause they would do that and get the water all muddy with their muddy paws

They’re so cute!! I remember marmosets used to be my favorite animals to see at the zoo, but the zoo my family and I go to doesn’t have them anymore.🥲

Chickens lay so many eggs because they know if they don't lay enough then they go to the chop or because they want tools to break out of the farm.

One of our chickens was missing for a while. Finally found her when I heard an ear-shattering cluster of high pitched chirping and found she had hatched FORTY chicks. The amount of eggs being laid had seemingly decreased around that time too, so it suddenly made sense. She was hoarding them all and they all hatched!!!

Interesting video! My family tried to raise chickens before, but one group of hens we had (seemingly) did not lay any eggs at all, even though we had them for at least a year. To this day, I am not sure if maybe there was something wrong that we weren’t seeing that prevented them from laying eggs, or if snakes were coming to steal the eggs before we could get to them, or something. It’s strange because the group of hens we kept before them laid eggs just fine.🤔 Either way, it is always fascinating to observe animals and learn more about them.💗

congrats on 1K subs!!!

thanks for info i love rabbits

Zoomies!

Luv the flatcatz scamper!

Budgie buddies so cute.

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Also the featured pet Sora is so cute!!😭 I love the little yellow budgies.

Wow thank you for this info! I did not know that budgies were a type of parakeet.🤔

Rabbits are so cute. But here in Australia rabbits are actually illegal to keep as pets ($71,000 fine!😆). As they're considered a pest that costs our country 200 million per year in environmental costs. I get it, but I do miss seeing them as a kid.

I never realised budgies and parakeets can mean same thing. We have alot of budgies here in Australia. Parrots are my favourite pet but a happy bird is a loud bird, and that never really worked for my insomnia in adulthood lol. Ringnecks are my favourite parakeet. They're beautiful and they can learn to talk which is fun.

As a cat person, I love this! You do a really good job at communicating a good amount of information in a very short time.

Thank you for the info!! (Also I love the featured pet Bruce!!)

That's good to know❤

It only rabbits or does hares do it too, or other close related species? 🙂

Interesting! This reminds me a bit of the time I ALMOST got spit on by a llama.😅 It was at a petting zoo with a llama and a little herd of goats. Everyone who went into the petting zoo was given a brush so we could brush the goats. But zookeepers always warned to never brush the llama, or you would get spit on😰 Great video!