ASMR ~ Mammals Around The World! Facts about Lions, Tigers & Bears (and more!) ~ Soft Spoken Tracing

[@Asheatsfrogs]

THANK YOU SO MUCH I WANTED TO FALL ASLEEP TO ANIMAL FACTS

[@FactsASMR1]

Yay more animal facts to snooze to 😴 I saw a clip earlier of an amazing animal called an Ibix, ever heard of them?

[@ASMRGeographica]

Yes! I've been learning about a similar animal called a kudu that lives in a country coming up soon.

[@FactsASMR1]

@@ASMRGeographica I was amazed at the ibix climbing the damn walls, heard was in my mouth lol.

[@scl9671]

Love the videos!! Thank you so much for uploading these. Could I request you make a follow up video for the one you did on 'Timelines of Ancient Empires'? Thank you so much :)

[@ASMRGeographica]

Absolutely!

[@faerychains8951]

I ADORE your channel! 😇

[@AllTheHappySquirrels]

What a relaxing video! I live roughly 1500 miles to your north and the eastern grey squirrels are more common that the sweet little Douglas squirrels. They're both so cute! 😍

[@violetsogn5279]

Could you put a link for the other chapters of the book in the description? I’m in the Midwest (Kansas City) and I’ve always heard it with the G too!

[@asmracoon4349]

I wonder if there will be any racoons in this... guess I will have to watch it all

[@os-walker]

Unless your book uses Toyota Corolla's as a unit of measurement for the size of animals I'm totally lost.

[@ASMRGeographica]

🤣🤣

[@spookyvondoom4624]

Americans will use anything but the metric system 😅

[@spookyvondoom4624]

It's not just California! People add that G to orangutan in Ohio too! I think it's just hard for people to say certain words or phrases without making similar syllables rhyme. It doesn't help that, in the '90s, there was a Tang commercial with an orangutan in it. Let me see if I can find it.

[@spookyvondoom4624]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH2og5dvfdOYfqc Okay I'm pretty sure these are actually chimps, but the license plate says orangutan.

[@ASMRGeographica]

I remember Tang!

[@davidblackwell2492]

👌👍👍

[@randallmoody561]

I say Orangatang