5 Inventions Inspired By Animals

[@randy-9842]

Interesting subject. Well presented Taylor! Thanks

[@Acampandoconfrikis]

The pigeon looks very happy and healthy! :DDD

[@MiraNecole]

butterflies inspired coats, umbrellas and other rain proof products, apparently their wings are rain proof and humans studied their wing structures and mimic their structures for the rain proof products, beautiful, fragile looking... but strong!

[@julianasvods]

it's good to be reminded about these fun examples of animal mimicry. thank you for the awesome lesson!

[@TheSylda]

the BBC world service has a podcast about animal inspired inventions called "30 Animals That Made Us Smarter" in case you want to learn more about things like this.

[@konekokitsune700]

Joy is such a good girl! I wanna give her some snuggles.

[@tisfortori4521]

i expected to see a snake or bird but for some reason the doggie really threw me off

[@abbytrandel4284]

This video is awesome for young kids to learn of how nature relates to building, medicine, and technology.

[@8happyperson]

i thought this was a scishow ep when i first saw it but i’m glad i got to see some cute animals along w/scishow style content ☺️

[@kaiyakershaw1028]

Yes, more like this! Thanks, Taylor!

[@ragnkja]

Complexly, could you please add subtitles to the Animal Wonders videos, just like you do with all your other productions? Some of us find them _very_ helpful.

[@Piarou]

Yes, PLEASE more videos like this one. I love animals, I like science, and Taylor's joyful face makes me happy. Also, kingfishers are amazing. Just sayin'.

[@michellehasty1038]

This was a very informative video all in 6 minutes. Great job Taylor!! Hope to see you again soon.

[@geraldgreen7489]

Great video. Well written and delivered. So much new stuff I haven't seen anywhere else. It was like an episode of Nova in six minutes. More please. Taylor is a treasure.

[@videosofmylife1]

I love this video! So interesting to learn about, and I love the narration! The only thing that would make it a little easier for me is a slight pause between "segments". I have a hard time processing information when there isn't a distinction between subjects. But otherwise, it's awesome, and I would love to see more like this!

[@ShesAaRebel]

So...when is Taylor getting her own animation/cartoon during the intro? ;)

[@TheL08]

@KT one day

[@cathyb1273]

Thanks, I discovered some I never heard/seen before like those wind turbines for exemple. Yes I really want more 😊

[@mmseng2]

@AnimalWonders I'm sure this isn't a new question, but, have you considered doing livestreams? It would certainly take some investment in equipment and perhaps a teaching space on the premises, but it would be a very cool way to present lots of your animals, including ones which aren't ready for in-person presentations, even after schools and businesses resume in person activities. I imagine it would be especially awesome for classes where you could limit viewership (or just chat) to the class and take live questions. Perhaps it would be even better on a platform that allowed for video conferencing, so you could see the class as well, or at least whoever was asking questions.

[@animalwondersmontana]

I so wish we could support live streaming videos. Unfortunately, the only internet service available in our rural area doesn't support it even at it's highest level. We're working on ways to improve and possibly offer programs through Zoom, but KZbin just takes too much consistent bandwidth.

[@AaronSpielman]

Honestly, this is one of the best videos you folks have posted. Great work!

[@breyanna6951]

Taylor, you are such an inspiration!

[@maxor2277]

Lovely video and I hope to see more like this!

[@michaelpytel3280]

Definitely more videos like this Taylor. Thank you.

[@TheAyeAye1]

Love the channel, staff and the animals. Thanks for all you do.

[@jillstroud8058]

Loved this video. Educational yet fun. Keep ‘em coming.

[@FlyKiwi]

Loving the variety of content you're able to produce!

[@seaskimmer]

This was great. Nice one Taylor.

[@alicebernstein1779]

Wonderful subject and told about so well! Thank you.

[@juliadandy6019]

Great video! I love the all positivity of this channel and how you find every creature amazing in their own way, even they you described humans at the beginning :D

[@xmissxvictoriax]

Loved this!!! So cool.

[@leelarson1952]

Really enjoying the additional posts. Taylor is a great addition to the Animal Wonders Team (and has been for some time, now). It's great to see more of Taylor as a host/presenter. We could use some more Augusto, as well--though I know he doesn't relish time in front of the camera. ;-)

[@lindaketner2509]

Loved the video👍

[@charliespinoza1966]

Such cool stuff!

[@SuperNerdKid]

Cool! Now I understand why my school has a biomimicry center.

[@bezingu7485]

More videos like this plz

[@marianarubio4738]

OMG! This video is amazing. Thanks a lot :)

[@-ASagarRajMehra]

Nice content, hope to see more such

[@belizeguy]

Really Neat! Thanks

[@purplesuitcase5815]

Amazing! Would love to see more videos like this. 😄

[@Ecotasia]

I was on a video call with the guy who looked into humpback whale fins. Dr Fish... Which is a great name for a marine mammal researcher

[@sakura2974]

You have many animals that you take care of. Some are pets, some are companions, and some are Ambassadors. My fiancee wants to have a pet raven and I told him that ravens have not been domesticated and would therefore not be a good pet but I told him that we could make an outdoor house for it and care for it that way. Other non-domesticated animals that we have been looking at are red footed tortoises, and monitor lizards, and maybe a snake. My question is: which animals in your collection are good companions? P.S. I love all of you and what you do.

[@mrsesions]

super interesting!

[@joeyouyang]

We always learn from God's creations❤️

[@juneberry1982]

To God be the glory! Amen! ♥

[@GrooveyBobby]

Nice presentation Taylor, interesting and inspiring 🐿🦥🦨

[@kathysurber51]

Awesome video and Taylor is great at this. =0 )

[@andrew9414]

One word "Batman" :)

[@janevelen173]

What an amazing video! Please involve more birds in your vids!

[@congzhang3687]

I have a pet bird har name is blueberry

[@whitepheonix7876]

Can you make more videos of the Bearded Dragon?

[@jesipohl6717]

great video, could you guys do something on training and communicating with pets? I think pet's aren't getting the most optimaly conspecific socialising right now (especially dogs) and training is just another form of communication...

[@zariacobbler]

Joy is my favorite animal at animal wonders!!!

[@TheAyeAye1]

Wind turbines kill huge numbers of raptors and bats.

[@animalwondersmontana]

Unfortunately that's true. I'm eager to see if someone can come up with a way of producing energy without causing so much damage to wildlife and the environment. Until then, I'd like to support the least harmful method.

[@Kalleosini]

how is that? do the birds fly into them and get injured? if it is because they cannot see the turbines perhaps a solution could be as simple as painting them.

[@TheAyeAye1]

Ebon Hawk Painting does help with some of the raptors. The air pressure drop around the turbines is enough to actually pull the lungs out of bats.

[@lordgarion514]

But in comparison to the deaths caused by fossil fuels, it's absolutely miniscule. And technology will improve and lessen deaths. Fossil fuels poison literally every living thing.

[@Bev1946]

Turbines also change bird migration matterns.

[@stevenbusia6290]

Make more videos it help me to learn about what.human being's have created

[@drizzlingrose]

needles curse pain?? i get my blood taken a few times a year and i never tryed to have it hurt, but i also look away so maybe sight plays a role? :o

[@ragnkja]

Sarah Vittrup So I’m not the only one who generally finds the injections more unpleasant than the jab of the needle? And I prefer to watch, so that I know exactly when it happens.

[@lilrish6326]

cool

[@thealisaacteam2366]

Hi Taylor and Jessi I am really struggling with my new and first lovebirds, I have 2 and none of them like any of us. They are about 4 months old and they have a really nasty bite. I have not been bitten myself but my mum has been multiple times. I am in need of your expertise. What do you recommend me doing

[@summer6100]

the biting probably means they're scared. watch their communication carefully to figure out what is scaring them, and adjust it. do everything you can to prevent the biting, before it becomes a pattern. go slow, be patient.

[@thealisaacteam2366]

Summer thank you for the advice

[@NovelNovelist]

I've never found needles very painful. It's just "meh" and then it's over.

[@kiyanhassan6013]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@InfectedChris]

Hope you're staying safe, Taylor! I think I might have to wait to go out until the pouring rain stops...

[@zariacobbler]

Also how are the animals doing during quarantine?

[@Kalleosini]

I assume it would be the same to them. after all are they not already in their enclosures most of the time?

[@pia-ld2bj]

Hellooooo!!!! So i have a slight problem with my quaker she keeps on landing on peoples heads and when you put your hand up to get her to land there, she land on it and immediately dtarts biting that hand. HOW DO I STOP THIS!!!

[@harmonicaveronica]

I'm by no means an expert, but sometimes animals will associate hands with getting food. If you think that may be the case, you might be able to retrain her to recognize a different signal/item with food! Like every time food is involved, show a red folder or something before giving it?

[@infinitecanadian]

I am not going outside right now because it is pouring rain. Sorry about that.

[@sairbear444]

It’s midnight so I’m not gonna go outside but I’ll keep that tip in mind lol

[@sierrabyers4917]

Umm this has nothing to do with the video but in Bandon there is a bald eagle 🦅 that needs to be rehouse she can not be released because she only has one wing so will you help Animal wonders?

[@unknown1859]

I can't go outside sadly

[@kismayoguysom9505]

Can you do a video on lollipop morning routine please

[@Mike-oi2th]

and oyster inspired ..... viagra

[@rmcbeigh]

go out side but its dark out there.

[@zariacobbler]

I was the 10th like!

[@ezpzwins7613]

Waiting for the day you take in a baby horse

[@dennishernandez9009]

Second

[@nicho2147]

hi

[@jingxuanyao6303]

Why is jessi not here?

[@najmarani7907]

never thought i would be watching a video about animals for a younger audience...i was not dissapointed either😂

[@fredrubble4305]

We have plenty of oil in the United States. Highly doubt we run out. Overall, good video but the oil reference is a joke. I do not get alerts on responses so it is what it is on this thread.

[@youwaisef]

I heard the invention of shoes was inspired by them naked apes. They're called Hoomans or something like that.

[@ragingoverwatch3052]

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[@a.bookmonkey6790]

please tell Jodi she is a good girl from me

[@johndrachenberg2254]

"vortexes" is not a word. it's "vortices"