4 Birds That Have Almost Completely Taken Over The World

[@TsukiCove]

ATTENTION! - The first owl map is actually the distribution map for the barn owl. Please ignore the mistake, owls are found over a much larger area. Sorry my bad :)

[@mrsanity]

That distribution for a single species is a great indicator of just how well they adapt to a vast range of habitats.

[@chandraathithan11]

What about crows?

[@thecontentcreator2513]

​@@chandraathithan11 that's what I was going to say 🤣

[@thecontentcreator2513]

@TsukiCove It's alright. I understood that the is actually the distribution map for the barn owl as soon as I have seen it 😉

[@LordWaltz]

Quick question how you go about obtaining your footage? Attempting to make a video about the Northern & Southern White Rhino. Any help would be amazing!

[@RomulusTheWild6693]

I'm surprised gulls didn't make the list they really are found everywhere and are so dominant that they can seriously affect the number of other animals in their ecosystem, even raptors like falcons and smaller hawks can be cautious around them, they eat just about anything are surprisingly strong, and are way smarter than most people give them credit for.

[@TsukiCove]

Yeah you're totally right, i just thought these birds were a bit more interesting

[@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434]

Gulls really widespread in cold and temperate region. But oddly almost absent around indo Pacific region and Caribbean islands. Perhaps the presence of frigate bird that really preventing them to stay in those region

[@Nirmal-qo8gw]

4 Real !!😲😲👍🙂

[@LashLeRoux.1]

I’m surprised you didn’t include the family Corvidae: crows, ravens, jays and magpies. Their intelligence and diversity make them the most impressive family of birds, in my humble opinion.

[@frederickthepyroraptor461]

1:47 Ty man for giving me this knowledge I never thought kookaburras were realated to king fishers

[@shojinakayama6997]

Absolutely love watching kingfishers perch and hunt at a mangrove-covered river just 3km away from where I live

[@rosswebster7877]

I'm very glad to hear that pelicans are so high on this list. Just about 30-40 years ago, Brown Pelicans off the California coast were facing extinction, but have made a dramatic recovery since then.

[@rhodrage]

Turns out Dinosaurs never stopped being the Dominant group

[@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434]

although in different way. While previous dinosaurs becoming big to dominate niche, modern dinosaurs doing this by spreading all across the world thanks for the flying ability

[@SinethembaNgqiba]

Then by that logic insects and anthrobods are the dominant group all over the world

[@rhodrage]

@@SinethembaNgqiba oh no, time to burn it all

[@Kmr571-l8y]

Dinosaura are reptiles these are aves

[@Crocy]

​@@SinethembaNgqibaWas looking for this comment so I wouldn't do a double comment haha

[@timokarff6162]

A series on anatids would be cool! Maybe even including extinct anatids like the moa-nalo, the New Zealand giant swan and giant goose, Garganornis etc.

[@theacro9108]

Pigeons: are we a joke to you

[@jyoster6447]

Pigeons are an interesting case, since their dominance is in great part thanks to human involvement.

[@theacro9108]

Pigeons: it’s free realistate

[@thecontentcreator2513]

​@@theacro9108 It's just his list of birds you could always create your own 😉 Ps. I'm not trying to be rude or anything of such short and so, if I have hurt your feelings I'm extremely sorry すみません 😔😣🙇‍♀️. I hope you understand 🥺🙂

[@theacro9108]

@@thecontentcreator2513 that’s a good idea thank you

[@nathanwolber4503]

Yes - certainly rock doves (feral pigeons). BUT doves/pigeons in general are found on every continent!

[@ErazoBayamon]

The pigeons.... There everywhere..😂

[@evann1136]

They’re

[@maxvandijk2001]

Appreciate your video's! Keep them coming

[@davideostudio2664]

Normally people think of pelicans living near coasts and the seas, but I see plenty of them living in the Midwest

[@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434]

of course there's a sources of water with numerous fish inside it. Pelican won't wasted that tasty treat

[@andrewsmallacombe9468]

I was expecting corvids, especially crows.

[@Crocy]

I've never seen a crow, but seen plenty of ravens. They're just not where I am XD

[@HM-nt1ih]

Love your videos!!! could you make another one about freshwater dolphins please, thankyou!

[@nilanjanachatterjee9023]

Excellent video 😊

[@mudturtle4040]

Blew my mind when you said Kookaburras were kingfishers

[@uhkvfjvr]

I expected chickens and pigeons haha

[@TsukiCove]

yeah they're slightly less interesting haha

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

⁠@@TsukiCoveThey do have interesting breeds, especially with how diverse they are in their plumage

[@kboi272]

@@TsukiCove chickens and pigeons can be interesting though

[@andrewsycamore3661]

I quite often see kingfishers when I'm out fishing at my local lakes in Hampshire, UK. Always a treat to see as I absolutely love them

[@billsmith5166]

Glad it's these four. I like all of them.

[@yapchannel6968]

Request new video: 10 Largest Pinnepids! (Seal, Sea Lion, Fur seal and walrus)

[@1mrcow143]

I would love to see a video of reptiles that have taken over the world!

[@Bitternbirdwatching]

Herons could have made this list. Cattle egrets alone have covered pretty much the entire globe including some polar regions occasionally

[@anniehill9909]

I really enjoyed that video. Barn owls have even started to breed in New Zealand. No pelicans here, however.

[@Handlesareawful2008]

The common kingfisher is one of my favorite birds because of how beautiful it is (as you can tell by my profile picture) and one of the reasons I want to travel overseas is so I can see one.

[@hitavi4965]

I'd love to know what the most common species of amphibian is, because generally you only tend to see a couple in your area. For instance, where I live we get american bullfrogs, pickeral frogs, oak toads, eastern newts, and a few other species of frogs and toads I don't know the names of

[@raulmt4]

I think this series would be much cooler if you focused on individual species instead of families or orders, as the majority of bird orders are cosmopolitan.

[@bonesawmcgraw9728]

Video Idea: 5 iconic birds that went extinct from each continent.

[@TsukiCove]

Great idea! Some continents will be easy but i might struggle with one or two

[@bonesawmcgraw9728]

@@TsukiCoveNorth America and Oceania should be easy. Other continents might be a bit harder.

[@Urlocalfflover]

Yess finally my favourite animals!I always see kingfishes too specially the collard and white throated kingfishers(edit: that random heron/egret standing there:

[@Tahmid-Khan-Talha]

My opinion: 1.Nishikigois or Japanese Kois 2.Goldfishes 3.Bettas or Siamese Fighter Fishes 4.Barca Snakeheads 5.Strawberry Chichlids 6.Mango & Yellow Lab Chichlids 7.Fancy Gappies 8.Honey Gouramis & Gold Gouramis 9.Dwarf Gouramis 10.Blue Snakeheads & Assamese Snakeheads

[@flightlesslord2688]

human sized kingfishers would be actual demons

[@timokarff6162]

Another idea for a video: Which extinct species (of any aeon, i.e. not just recently extinct species) would benefit today's ecosystem?

[@mitchellskene8176]

Mammoths would for sure.

[@RUBPROMAL]

Some new ideas for videos: - Animal species that might be good for domestication and their advantages (animals that aren't domesticated yet) - Animals that are invasive but still beloved by everyone - Possible places where we can (re)introduce endangered species

[@yapchannel6968]

Why didn't you choose cattle egret in this section video?

[@davidhudson5452]

You forgot Daffy

[@anniehill9909]

Thanks!

[@TsukiCove]

thank you for the support as always :)

[@NojthanaphatKlubsuwan]

I expect egrets especially cattle egrets

[@laurachapple6795]

"It's likely you're not too far away from a bird." *looks over shoulder and makes eye contact with blue budgie who seems fascinated by the words 'world domination'*

[@MrJJ86]

Kookaburra goes BRRRRR.. I don't understand how Australians sleep with this around.

[@michaelfrese5451]

Do a video on invasive African rat species

[@theenglishjackass5373]

Do the 5 largest land animals in europe i just wanna see my fav animal the moose again

[@Nmethyltransferase]

the common sparrow

[@mitchellskene8176]

Peregrines are widely distributed!! Even if you don't include the areas of the world where they're are just passing over, they are found pretty much everywhere.

[@vhsextra4042]

What about finches?? they are starting their own cult i swear

[@flaguser4196]

maybe they've misheard that bird is the world

[@ajmalhussain2733]

Beautiful Video ❤❤❤ Allah Is The Greatest ❤❤❤ Subhan Allah ❤❤❤

[@edi9892]

Could you please make a video on endangered species that managed to spread abroad and cause problems. For instance, in Germany, a guy imported Nandu birds which escaped and spread without finding any natural predators... Now, they have an invasive species, which is simultaneously a protected species...

[@rubric-eo5yj]

most endangered freshwater turtles in the world

[@EduardBlanchRodriguez]

Eagles. Eagles are widely distributed, from cold climates to warm rainforests. Only in Catalonia (mediterranian / european continental climate) coexist a quite few species (Golden eagles, short-toed eagles, common harriers, fishing eagles and some more).

[@KaidenNBarry]

Gulls, pigeons, crows,sparrows

[@CamCam369]

Ospreys could definitely fit in

[@samanthastern7344]

I would say pigeons, sparrows, crows and gulls off the top of my head.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Kingfisher 9000.... Kingfisher 9000....

[@stephenjargiello3735]

How about the most dangerous small birds.

[@dinethrasethmina]

Red-Billed Quelea 😪

[@jyoster6447]

Do we really live within the age of mammals? Or have we never left the age of the dinosaurs due to how successful birds are?

[@tobilikebacon]

more bird videoes!

[@MireVale]

Peregrine Falcons are world wide

[@mikefrederickson9437]

New Zealand has barn owls in the North aparintly they flew over from Aus

[@thecontentcreator2513]

The birds that I would like to mention are : Corvidae(Crows, Ravens, Magpies, Jays, Roccks), Parrots , Sparrows , Pigeons, Herons, Flamingos, Bustards, Seagulls & Chickens and I think that they are worth a mention . Of course there are plenty of other birds too but I would like to mention these birds. But I will add the birds in your list as well because I completely a agree with your list for the top 4 birds that have almost completely taken over the world 😉😁 My list: ° King Fisher ° Owls ° Pelicans ° Ducks ° Corvidae(Crows, Ravens, Magpies, Jays, Roccks) ° Parrots ( There are various species of parrots across the world. All under the Parrot Family ) ° Sparrows ° Pigeons ° Herons ° Flamingos ° Bustards ° Seagulls ° Chickens (These are just some birds I've put in the list ) To everyone pls feel free extend my list with more birds ( that have / with ) wide ranges 😉

[@donhillsmanii5906]

I WANT A KOOKABURRA FRIEND

[@tequilaqwerty4812]

The species of kingfisher looks likely a Mangrove kingfisher which is ironically critically endangered. Unless i misidentified it

[@Nirmal-qo8gw]

Pigeons have taken over the world. They’re pretty adaptable 😲😲.

[@Seagaltalk]

Sea gulls

[@theblazephotography]

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[@Latenivenatrix_Mcmasterae]

The TIE-fighter is not on this list, disappointing

[@goonbelly5841]

Crows and ravens.

[@nabilcharley9047]

No pigeons is crazy

[@BluWinger]

Dinosaurs still here and still thriving

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

In a couple of hundred years, somebody will make a similar video to this, and the Raccoon will be at the top of the list.

[@Mammals511]

It would be cool if you put the animals as shadows or maybe just show 1 or something. In the thumbnails you be revealing all the animals before the video starts. Kinda takes away from the excitement.

[@Prehistoriclife487]

Parrots

[@changingpeopleslivesmoon2993]

Hi

[@SuperKamiGuruu]

*Android 16 approves*

[@MrEnte3000]

DUCKS ARE GONNA RULE THE WORLD!!!!!!!!! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!

[@ShikeboSharifova]

78

[@thokim84]

Chickens are #1.

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

Where’s the elusive, yet incredibly common and widely spread Darth Vader?

[@TsukiCove]

he was hiding

[@ThePseud0Legend]

Birds? I think you mean Dinosaurs***

[@Stellarfront]

That's like calling humans squirrels just because we evolved from these squirrel like dudes. We use deffent names for different ancestors of lineages please

[@ThePseud0Legend]

@@Stellarfront it’s a joke good sir. Ik you wouldn’t be able to tell without asking, but I’m a Dino nerd so I like to make that joke a lot

[@Stellarfront]

@@ThePseud0Legend I lobe being an idiot and making typos

[@jamesmitchell6925]

Corvids

[@Ayas759]

NO BIRDS IN CHINA LOL

[@yurifubby]

10 seconds 0 likes bro fell off

[@TsukiCove]

yeah i know, I might as well give up

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

darth vader

[@Dani3ll3-kl2nt-theboi6]

​@@TsukiCoveNO DONT QUIT

[@Devo491]

Here in Australia, we say 'cook-aburra', not 'coo-kaburra'. You have no idea how silly your pronunciation sounds.....

[@TroyTheCatFish]

Birbs

[@amely_n_meli5381]

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