That bloop sound is definitely UAP's diving into the water

13/15 with two of those as a lucky guess

They kill wild boars for destroying land They kill wild domesticated cats in Australia for destroying native populations They also kill the cats for making bird species go extinct They kill animals for killing humans no matter if its for food or in defense They also kill wild boars for population control And yet we humans do all off that asswell but x10 worse

great video and research!

I got 9/15. Some sounds I got confused but others I could definitely see. Besides, I couldn't tell if that roar belonged to a lion or a tiger. Some are surprising like with the moth or the crowned pigeon.

5:05 i swear my neighbor had one

12 and some of that was going with gut-feeling lol. The last third got tricky.

What I personally think the mystery animal pictures are 1. The montauk monster personally looks like an sea otter than a raccoon 2. I originally thought it was some cat but the. I noticed that it is a flying squirrel because the left side of its legs show the patagium 3. The forest grove one sounded a lot like a squeaky cog or machine 4. The bloop does sound a lot like ice breaking 5. I first thought the chupacabra one was a beaver but then when you mentioned furry tail I said muskrat in my head because beavers tails aren’t furry although it does look like a beaver so maybe it’s that 6. Yeah I personally thought it’s a Gar but gars aren’t that big so I think it was a snapping turtle 7. The golden egg I don’t know what it could be 8. The giant gecko i knew it was a ancient species 9. The wallaby one seemed to be a canine or a cat 10. Yeah that’s obviously a furry

Its sad what humans do

This is one of the sadest video ive watch. So much tragedy

Got 10-14 of them right.The one with the crow, rook, and raven were difficult. Same with the okapi, elephant, and gorilla because I've never heard the vocalizations of both gorillas and okapis.

I've learnt more from your videos in the last fortnight than I have from other sources over the last several years. Thankyou.

The fluffy youngsters of king penguin were once considered a separate species, wooly penguin.

The "camel spiders" on the photo are obviously photographed in a perspective which makes them look bigger than they are. :D How could anyone fall for that hoax?

You could do this video on fish species alone. The fish club I’m in has a point system for breeding unique species of fish and the C.A.R.E.S. species are double points so we have a good handful of species that members are breeding and selling to each other.

I just realized I'm totally a$$ at identifying bird sounds 😂 I botched the American Woodcock, the European starling, the Victorian Pigeon, and the barn owl 😂 But I got all the rest 👍

That Amarillo creature is a hoax because it is facing the camera

My four year old granddaughter loved this game even though we only got 5 or 6. How would you feel about making a version a bit simpler for the littles?❤

I saw two a rich guys house in mexico city he was talking about them as gold but they did look like large birds

9:19 the pride land and the pride rock 😂

It was a turkey vulture some people just don't have a brain

13

I got 12, i am surprised about the zebra one

We also have a visayan leopard cat in Philippines almost same as you featured forest cat

9 and the cheetah sounds like a bird

Naja neu werden die Arten ja nicht sein, für uns waren sie bisher halt unbekannt. Ich finde die „Wissenschaft“ kann hier die Begrifflichkeit präzisieren. Meine Meinung, wenn nen Unterschied gemacht wird, wenn das Fell leichte Farbnuancen hat und dann gesagt wird es wären „NEUE“ Tierarten als hätte man diese im Labor gezüchtet. 😒 Edit: Ich guck lieber Orcas zu als ne Pflanze anzustarren daher mochte ich die Biene. Spaß bei Seite erstmal so gut wie Alles interessant aber wenn eins davon mein Interesse in der Zukunft haben wird ist es groß und „gefährlich“.

AWWWW THE FROGS

Only 7 right!

9

10 ! Some are surprising (that sound, a moth ! ). Got the cheetah right away, I often hear them at my favorite zoo ^^

Bird trafficking and animal trafficking should be seriously abolished....

That's the great decision to aware local people to be serious about the species.....

You really had to include parasite birds. How they eggs have spots of different kinds, to mimic the spots on the eggs of the host bird species. Just like sole juveniles, same species can have different appereances depending where they live, or what worm species live there. On top, youngs of parasite birds also mimic the host youngs. From their "beak pearls" all the way too specific head bobbing when asking food.

I got 13 right

It’s sad to see that the Lord house stick insect video didn’t make the list. However, the Kingfisher one was another good pick imo.

5 right. Not bad. I knew the hawk and tiger because I had heard the sound everyone thinks is an eagle that they use in movies is a hawk. And the MGM lion roar was a tiger.

6! I’m disappointed in myself

Bro I see Joseph moving in the picture. ( ai?)

11 out of 15 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Anyone got 15/15? ⬇️

Only got 6

9 baby

My score is 03💀

Human, species who is very invasive, consumtive and destructive.

12/15. I knew a fair amount from documentaries and short clips. Also, some of these questions are meant to trick you like the Cheetah and Red Tailed Hawk. However, the bird ones were more tricky to distinguish. 😅

12/15

I hate this reveals how much of a nerd I am

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