"Such an amazing video showcasing the incredible wildlife of the Arctic! The Arctic Fox, Arctic Wolf, Walrus, Polar Bear, Musk Ox, and Arctic Tern are all remarkable creatures, perfectly adapted to the harsh, frozen environment they call home. It's always fascinating to learn more about these resilient species and how they survive in such extreme conditions. Keep up the great work in sharing these incredible animals with us! 🌨❄🐾"

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Very cute and fascinating creatures. They're very entertaining.

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That's not what the research From Britannica says . It says the Eurasian beaver is smaller and has a narrower tail than the North American beaver so you actually said the exact opposite of what the Britannica website states. Just letting you know. Very deceptive either way so are they right or are you right??

Wow wild birds beautiful

very nice. love it so much

Nice informative video

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Awesome so lovely capture

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are blue jays are not in the corvid club?

I really like the way you present, simple but effective.

Adoro assistir documentários sobre os gnus e seu habitat

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Beautiful video, good information about sharks

Good,informative

Blessings...

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The Nene (Nesochen sandvicensis) is a goose native to Hawaii, it is the only extant species in the genus Nesochen (Hawaiian Geese) following the extinctions of the Nenenui (Nesochen hylobadistes) and the Giant Hawaii Goose (Nesochen rhuax), its closest living relative is the Swan Goose (Cygnopsis cygnoides (cladistically including the Oriental Goose (Cygnopsis cygnoides domesticus))), the split between the genera Cygnopsis and Nesochen occurred during the Pleistocene from an ancestor in Asia.

Good information about cormorants

Good information about turtles

It's actually called a blakiston's eagle owl, it is not a fish owl, it does not belong to the Ketupa genus, it is always a member of the Bubo genus, which is exclusively native to the Palearctic Realm, the only other five extant species in this genus are the European Eagle Owl (Bubo bubo), the West Asian Eagle Owl (Bubo turcomanus), the Central Asian Eagle Owl (Bubo hemachalanus), the Chinese Eagle Owl (Bubo kiautschensis), and the Siberian Eagle Owl (Bubo sibiricus), with the latter four now being considered separate species from the former and closer relatives of the Blakiston's Eagle Owl (Bubo blakistoni).

Thanks for sharing

Bird sound

Сонная красавица, совунья внимательно всё же за всем следит! 🦉☀☀✨🌛✨🦉

Look like a cousin of the mongoose and a ferret had a baby ❤

Beautiful bunnies 🐰 ❤️!

I love great horned owls 🦉 ♥️ They have even been known to attack even humans because they are really territorial and will defend their nests, mates, chicks, and territories against any kind of threat!!! This is why they are referring to as the most dangerous owl species on earth!!!

Good very informative

Good informative

Thank you

I love beautiful wildlife.

Mongeese?

Nice informative video

Unseen species of birds thanks for sharing

Nice video on antelopes

"They don't lay their eggs until May". Well you know, some of us live in the southern hemisphere.

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Emperor penguin? NO. King penguin.

I think we Thais call Lar Gibbon in thai as "Crowned Gibbon" and White Gibbon as "Common Gibbon". An article I 've read sometime ago says there's also a hybrid gibbon of White and Lar in some area that their habitat is overlapping like in the eastern region of Thailand.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing & big like

House sparrows kill blue birds correct ?

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I now live in a place which is outside their range, and sure miss seeing and hearing them! 😔 The ability to produce a double note is not unique to the Indigo bunting, however. It's indicitive of all oscine passerines because they possess a combination of a specially evolved syrinx and neural pathways which allows the birds to produce those sounds, but also learn to produce and refine them. 😉🐦

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Nice videography

Very nice,super

Wagtail close-up 👍👍