How Do Wild Animals Have Fun? (Warning: Wholesome)

[@thestarseeker8196]

So bees rolling tiny balls around is now probably the most wholesome thing I've seen

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

It was so cute!

[@TheSpeep]

Little detail that I found especially interesting about that is that younger bees were more likely to do it. Because with bees its normally the oldest members of the hive that actually go out in search of food.

[@Sarappreciates]

@@TheSpeep Older hive members are just workaholics who don't know when to quit.

[@YeeSoest]

"Yeah nah, we have our reasons to "play" with those balls. You may not understand them but trust us, they're good and valid reasons in our world. Btw you're messing up our world, pls stahp" - The Bees

[@kellyalves756]

Came here to say the same. Specifically the bumblebees with the pompom balls. 🥰

[@NoticeMeTompai]

Otters juggling rocks before food time is the same as me dancing outside the microwave

[@kirky3051]

😂😂 true

[@sag5278]

🤣

[@missnaomi613]

Same!

[@delsunreys]

well i suppose i’d be concerned if you were dancing around *inside* the microwave

[@kelliewhyte_85]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@thesaltdragon]

I absolutely adore the idea of a raven forcing two cats to fight, then essentially getting out the popcorn and watching as the two duke it out

[@x3r0Intention]

Ive seen a magpie break up a fight between 2 cats

[@aurorincorporated]

It seems to me that the cats are dumber than the raven, but maybe the raven just found the ideal moment for it. :)

[@kizi774]

Forcing? They trick them

[@alexia3552]

I cackled

[@lads.7715]

there's a number of hilarious videos of crows instigating cat fights or just pulling the tails of different animals.

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

A casual geographic video that doesn't traumatize me for weeks? It truly is the Christmas season!

[@genius3121]

Indeed

[@ExplosiveBolts]

Dolphin rape caves. You're welcome.

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

@@ExplosiveBolts Well f*ck you too buddy and a merry christmahanakwanzaka! xD

[@pumkin610]

We need a top 100 wholesome animals

[@SwedishSinologyNerd]

@@pumkin610 I mean, it's just gonna be capybaras all the way down the list innit? xD

[@AJAXHYPER]

This man either traumatize us or gave us the wholesome thing ever.

[@JohnPeacekeeper]

There is no in-between

[@NeroSonOfVergil101]

Yup

[@30cal23]

not a fan of finding out dolphins like to rape, like A LOT of rape, cosby levels over 9000 in dolphins

[@brianaschmidt910]

Wow, almost just like in the wild.

[@alias_undercover]

As someone with a phobia of bees, them rolling balls around is actually adorably terrifying for me

[@CCOKay]

Same

[@1greninjawolfbossdeath648]

Jumping spiders do the same with my arachnophobia. Awwww but also aaaaahhhhhhh

[@CCOKay]

@@1greninjawolfbossdeath648 Same

[@digitalcamaro9708]

@@1greninjawolfbossdeath648 That's me with tarantulas. They're actually really chill and fuzzy but they're big.

[@izanagi2488]

@@digitalcamaro9708 They chill, just don’t look at me, go near me or put your ass facing me. If they do any of these, peace out guys.

[@rtrThanos]

The rabbits that chill in my back yard developed a pretty cool game. One will sprint full speed at the other, and at the last second the one standing still jumps straight up into the air so the one charging goes under them.

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

that's a mating ritual, grats on witnessing it! We have many rabbits here but I've never caught them doing the hop dance.

[@Listening_Books12345]

I saw a crow do the same thing with a sassy charging squirrel. He'd flutter up in the air as one went tearing by underneath him, rinse and repeat 😂

[@CArcherOwl]

Ole!

[@flickcentergaming680]

My rabbits do this when they get food. It's kind of a fight for them, and it's cute as hell.

[@weeelum]

I saw this on Jackass once

[@dudeguy1894]

That transition into the ad was so smooth that I hardly realized the video was sponsored until halfway through the sponsored segment.

[@lil_teddi]

Same 😭

[@jahanarabegum9401]

same 😆

[@docautrisim885]

Yeah, I didn’t even mind it.

[@ArDeeMee]

Same.

[@QQueTV]

*laughs in sponsorblock*

[@longlifelearnerrrr]

"sometimes, you need to forget the why and start enjoy the what"

[@annohalloran6020]

You are the wizard philosopher of my wildest dreams CG.

[@starcycle4308]

This is why I don't like learning about a lot of science stuff - I just want to enjoy that it's there, without having to know everything about it. Just let me let it exist. (Exception for me being humans I will pick people's brains to the moon and back)

[@moonyaan]

this

[@INVALIDZEROTheTitSucker69]

Nice. They shouldn't stop my addictions!

[@alicecheshire4806]

Raven sledding is a whole other level of sugar coated cuteness I didn’t know I needed in my life. And is no one going to make a literal “puff puff pass” joke?

[@jkishhabi]

Pass da puffer on de left flipper side.

[@julianbrown5112]

Puffer puffer pass

[@thelastoferrathen613]

Bees rooling around with wodden balls was one of the most adorable things I have seen, I almosted cried.

[@nathanseper8738]

Agreed. I never pictured bees as playful.

[@cdogthehedgehog6923]

*wooden

[@Snorplifepoopybutt]

*almost

[@Patrick-tb9cy]

It's so wholesome seeing animals enjoying themselves 🌟

[@tsunaboi39]

@@davidnetix he knows what he said

[@TheWarGiraffe1000]

Yo patrick what happen to spongebob

[@kiwisaraphim6622]

Dolphin facts will change your mind

[@chillbucket5849]

They are actually not they're actually terrified I'm slowly hunting them down they call me Arthur Morgan

[@klltx2001]

@@davidnetix You're the one that read it like that so... that's on you, weirdo. :///

[@kaylamcnutt7243]

Man you hit the heart matching us with logic to animals.. your worth your weight, for sure

[@wareforcoin5780]

@@lelestorm8109 McNutt is the 39,386the most common name in the world. I know that doesn't seem very high, but there's a lot of last names out there. They pretty likely don't know of a certain Ronnie, but I smell hints of drama in the way you phrased that. lol

[@XxHayashixX679]

@@lelestorm8109 why would you even bring that up for?

[@donavonbain4332]

I knew I'd see the nonsense under your comments.And that's why I like animals as friends. I appreciate you appreciating animals. Do the play bow with dogs, but be ready to wrestle! Or run! Usually tunning first!It's fun!

[@WhyGooseberry156]

Yuir’e*

[@XxHayashixX679]

@@WhyGooseberry156 💀

[@tyronesamuelsjr1087]

That panda sliding down followed by the "good morning" stole my heart 😅

[@ghoultooth]

Better report it missing ASAP

[@msk-qp6fn]

SAME

[@jimothyj2638]

I hate that fucking tiktok sound with the passion of a thousand suns. But hey to each their own

[@mandryva3979]

Knowing that crocs have a preference for pink is like founding out the school jock enjoys making pastries. A part of your brain can't help but find it wholesome.

[@punchkitten874]

Flesh is pink

[@leavstreestick5641]

@@punchkitten874 probably...?

[@MarcyTheKindaCoolWizard]

@@punchkitten874 Depends on the aninal and also most of the time a Crocodile has seen an anime thorn apart is with red all over so i doubt they just assoiate pink with meat

[@mandryva3979]

@@punchkitten874 shuusssh, let my smooth brain enjoy it for a little bit more.

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

yeah

[@amandachecketts510]

My cat was raised around puppies and he learned the play bow as well as holding himself back. He was a big boy for a cat and the puppies were usually at lot smaller. So you'd watch him play with the puppies a physically hold himself back as to not hurt them

[@carso1500]

honestly cats learn to do that in general, we rescued a baby cat and some of the bigger cats play with her like cats do but they obviously hold back to not hurt her, in generals cats that have siblings learn to hold back when playing

[@Kwahzutah]

My cat holds back really well too. I’ve gone to pet at her head while she’s “goobing,” and I could feel her teeth pause on my skin before biting down at all. She’s fantastic at redirecting it back to her toy. Absolute dream of a cat.

[@brandonhainstock2928]

i had a big fat ginger male from one cat litter who hung around our place, when his mom brought another litter around he would play gentle with his younger siblings. and also steal their breastmilk lol.

[@blakewinter1657]

Ravens and wolves also form a fairly symbiotic pairing for hunting, I would imagine. Ravens can eat the parts of the kill the wolves leave, and they can guide wolves to new kills.

[@TarbosaurusBaatar]

That is exactly what they do, they also snitch on coyotes on afar to wolves so the pack can come over the murk the canid.

[@NameOfTheChannel]

It's weird, yet fascinating to think that ravens managed to domesticate wolves before us.

[@bolbyballinger]

And also guide them to already dead animals that have frozen over. The raven can't break through frozen flesh, but the wolf can. So they call them over and they both get a meal neither would have had otherwise.

[@ranjira7893]

@@bolbyballinger Ravens act as scouts for wolves that's awesome. Corvids are by far my favorite type of bird.

[@msk-qp6fn]

What's good for you~~ is good for me~~~ together we live symbiotically~~~ Does anyone know where this comes from? 😆😆😆

[@Kate-is5mz]

I noticed that crows in the park where I take my dog often have formed a liking for him. My dog is kinda big but he's unusually calm and I noticed a long time ago that he is very liked by other dogs, especially small ones, so I concluded his energy makes others feel comfortable. Comfortable enough for him to have a bunch of ravens following him on foot, gawking at him to get his attention, and trying to pull his tail when he's not looking. My dog doesn't even acknowledge their presence and I am pretty sure getting his attention has become a game for them.

[@clintonwood6988]

I like this .. ur dog has a good spirit..

[@franksmith7271]

Lets not over think this, your dogs a harmless idiot and the other animals know it... That's why the bite his tail...

[@rubencabral1838]

Your dog sounds very sweet

[@dabonethug]

@@franksmith7271 who made you mad

[@franksmith7271]

@@dabonethug Nobody, sometimes I ramble, and I have a dark sense of humor sorry you can't handle that. Plus dolphins do rape.

[@CorgiDaddy2]

That was the smoothest seque I've ever seen. Also, it has been discovered that male and female snakes have double the adult kind of fun.

[@justincraig398]

I knew I’d see this comment somewhere down here Lol

[@WIKKRMUSIC]

Furries: hey, I've seen that one!

[@MoNehNeh17]

segue?

[@kalipw0210]

Oh Lort what'd I just click on lol

[@msk-qp6fn]

Yuup double.....errr...private parts 🤣 i learned it after reading a het romance with a male snake shifter(???) who could get pregnant as well lmao btw the girl was a badger lmaooooo

[@uhhserenade]

"the most playful elephant calves grow up to be the ones the best at coping with environmental stress" can easily be said about human children too

[@kizi774]

So he can't make a warning for "you're going to have nightmares after seeing these images" But he can make a warning for "wholesome"

[@ikawba00]

The animals would normally be killing one another.

[@lordadamant8182]

To be fair, the horror of everything is the point. You come expecting the horrifying truth of nature. He's gotta let you know when you can just relax and enjoy it.

[@eternalsunshine2485]

It's not an actual warning lol he's just saying basically "warning these videos are adorable and might make you smile!" It's not that deep lol

[@agentdoggo6085]

No this is a warning because this video contains lethal amounts of wholesome

[@AdaraAhab]

😂😂😂 right!!!!!

[@HolyMith]

That corvid bird (not sure which species) instigating the cat fight and then sitting back to enjoy the show is 100% my favourite.

[@JaneXemylixa]

Hooded crow, common in Eurasia. Source: plenty of these all around my city

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

Not just that, but it was also getting closer and looked like it was trying to poke at the cats a bit, like as if it was trying to keep the fight going.

[@HolyMith]

@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 absolute legend. Can just imagine his crow buddies in the trees cheering like damn Alan got some balls 😂

[@Phantomship61]

@@HolyMith I wonder who Alan is betting on.

[@TakaMitsukai]

Petty is that bird's favorite color.

[@garyberger9257]

"I appreciate how that song spells out 'FYA' and not 'FUN' and we all just collectively accepted that." Awesome way to start off. This is indeed an undeniable fact.

[@chipstarshine8150]

I was under the assumption that SpongeBob was just really bad at language and he thinks you is spelled “u” and anywhere is “nywhere” but that’s just me.

[@msk-qp6fn]

I was that one kid who was in between the ITS ARTISTIC CREATIVITY and THAT DOESNT SPELL FUN! in class 😂😂😂

[@thizzmonkey7846]

As a Norse Gaelic descendant this is kind of astonishing because it parallels how the Nordic raven and wolf clans were staunch Allies and worked very well together.

[@espeon871]

That is cool!

[@Jay45092]

Thank you I was reading so many comments hoping someone would’ve talked about this

[@Delcattiy]

Really is kinda nuts in a way, but the Norse people have ravens and wolves in their area, so it may be likely they saw the interaction and followed accordingly.

[@ladygrey7425]

Not only this, but ravens and wolves are associated with the chief of the gods, Odin.

[@loorthedarkelf8353]

Oh hey, my surname traces back to Norse dialects; Randall. If I remember my digging into the roots, it could mean Wolf or Shield Bearer.

[@lemonit8958]

I normally hate when someone does an sponsorship in the middle of the video, but that transition in and out was so smooth, I got to give props

[@charmeleonevolves5553]

It was, I didn't even realize it was a sponsor until it was already halfway through

[@lemonit8958]

@@charmeleonevolves5553 same lmao

[@heroichitsuji]

I just came down here to say that same thing. I’m going to download it right now.

[@GallowglassVT]

He's always pretty smooth with his sponsorship segments. Plus, he doesn't break the tone or flow during them so it adds to the charm tbh.

[@garymcjerry]

Ngl, pretty sure it’s also illegal but I won’t tell if you guys don’t. Legally, you have to make sponsorships very known and obvious. No sneaky sponsorships. That’s illegal, but it’s not like I give a fuck.

[@cielmoon7131]

was really having a terrible week. lost a close friend, got forgotten for christmas. hearing hollow knight greenpath music honestly just made me tear up, comfort immediately in a place i never expected...thanks casual geographic, for unexpected comfort when it was needed.

[@mndiaye_97]

Hey, sorry to hear about that but I’m glad my videos can help a little. Hope things start looking up for you soon

[@cielmoon7131]

@@mndiaye_97 thank you for taking time out of your day to respond- I hope your holidays go very well since they're just around the corner. i hope your well wishes become the truth

[@monsieurfrancoise]

Awww didn't expect to see that reference here but I get it! 💚

[@cielmoon7131]

@@monsieurfrancoise I honestly didn't expect it either. Greenpath was my favorite zone :)

[@monsieurfrancoise]

@@cielmoon7131 me tooooo what a phenomenal game

[@VegasViking420]

I was a security guard at sedgewick county zoo for 2 years, I'll always cherish watching all the different animals play. They always did their best to have atleast 2 of everything so nobody got lonely, unless it was a species that preferred to be alone. The giraffes and elephants were always the highlight of my day.

[@viridiantheforest1037]

Hey I'm from Wichita too!😃

[@VegasViking420]

@@viridiantheforest1037 very cool! I live in Las Vegas now but I lived in wichita for the majority of my life lol

[@disasterquack1251]

Bro Wichita local here that was my childhood. The zoo is awesome my two favorite events are night at the living zoo and the Christmas lights!

[@VegasViking420]

@@disasterquack1251 and they just spent a shit ton of money expanding and renovating the whole place, it's twice as big now.

[@Ghoulza]

@@VegasViking420 being a security guard can be very boring, but i imagine being at a zoo would help out with the boredom one hell of a lot

[@Kytamna]

When I was in the Galapagos, I went swimming in a small cove and a sea lions came off a nearby rock and swam right up to me. He immediately started doing loopti-loops around me in a playful manner and I joined in by diving and swimming around. We kept this up for 15 minutes, it was awesome. I knew it wasn't aggressive because he was super chill and slow with his swimming, unlike the other males who'd made points of charging aggressively at tourists.

[@jessicamadsen7092]

That is SO cool. That’s awesome you got to have that experience.

[@ShumaiAxeman]

Having been on certain psychedelics in the woods before, I would not be surprised if Jaguars are doing it partially to heighten perception. I remember following a set of deer tracks that stood out so much while under the influence it was like playing The Wicher lol.

[@clayxros576]

Hold on, trips can actually highlight stuff to that degree?

[@kkwatson8105]

@@clayxros576 yes, but it's uncontrolled. No guarantee you'll hyper-focus on something useful rather than something silly.

[@clayxros576]

@@kkwatson8105 Even still, that's something very fascinating. Can't help but wonder if it can be con....oh god dang it I'm going Umbrella

[@ShumaiAxeman]

@@clayxros576 it's highly variable even for the same person from trip to trip. I unfortunately haven't had much of a good time on them except for the first time so I stopped doing them for a while. The one consistency I noticed is that pattern recognition starts getting ramped up, so that's likely what was happening.

[@janerecluse4344]

@@clayxros576 Sometimes that's literally all you understand. I've been on shrooms and out for a walk, on a very simple route. I was on my way down from the drug, there were no turns, but a last wave suddenly made everything confusing again... Except my footprints behind me. I could've followed those fuckers to Guam.

[@melofelo4484]

One time I was at the zoo and as I was walking by the seal exhibit, one of the seals hopped on the middle island too fast and slid all the way across it back into the water. All of them picked up on it VERY quickly and pretty soon they were all swimming around the island as fast as they could, then leaping out of the water onto the island and sliding to the other side. I WISH I had a phone at that time. I absolutely would have recorded it.

[@mackenziewoloschuk7375]

That sounds so fucking cute omg

[@kelliewhyte_85]

I did work experience at the zoo with the seals and the moment you have food, they will do all sorts of tricks and stuff for you, just like dogs!!! They're awesome! I got to hug a seal too!!!

[@Chaossquid567]

THAT'S ADORABLE

[@Crazy2MeTv]

@@kelliewhyte_85 they are water dogs

[@EonsEternity]

@@Crazy2MeTv nah they sea lions

[@annaliseazevedo8038]

Can confirm, my dog constantly bows and loves being chased. He shows off his agility against the larger dogs, the only time he had been caught when he was up against multiple dogs and one of them was a herder. The bee rolling around with a ball was something I never knew I needed until now

[@violetsrayreikishop2]

Cats do that bow too my kitten does it and I know that means she wants to play

[@ahmedrommani3698]

This man has the smoothest transitions into ads from sponsors, it's so smooth that i actually watch the ads instead of skipping them

[@dianaweidler5001]

same

[@pricklypear7516]

It's almost annoying that I'm 30 seconds into one of his ads before I realize it IS an ad, but his banter is so engaging that I just go ahead and watch. Damn good delivery!

[@garethmcguinness377]

​@@pricklypear7516 surmised my feelings exactly lmao

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I love this. It's so true about the "self handicapping" that animals do when they "play" ~it's so cool to see animals display this behavior.

[@cherrydragon3120]

Goes to show that we "inteligent" humans are not the only ones in need of a good time so now and then

[@UsagiMay]

I would assume so if we're smart enough to figure out how to entertain ourselves when we have nothing else to do I assume some animals are able to do the same! if there are no other reason for them to be randomly doing all of this

[@F.RO.H]

imagine how relieved these animals feel after not needing to fear death every second and get to do a flip

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

bUh MuH zOoS aRe BaD

[@kelliewhyte_85]

@@Vicus_of_Utrecht some are bad. But a lot of them do good in ensuring the survival of species and taking care of injured animals. All these people who speak out against all zoos pi*s me off!!!

[@redwitch12]

@@kelliewhyte_85 Same. I have a similar view of places like SeaWorld. Yes, it sucks for the animals that are held there because no matter how much we try, we can't replicate their natural environments perfectly, but it lets the average person get right up close and personal with amazing creatures they'd never encounter in their daily lives...and that makes us CARE about these animals as a species, because they are "real" to us, not just images in pictures or movies. I have a friend who went full-bore into marine biology, specializing in cetacean research, because of a single childhood visit to SeaWorld that sparked what sure seems to be a lifelong interest in orcas and dolphins. (What's more, the cold truth is that if something generates revenue, some corporate-level entity will have a direct interest in maintaining that "something" for future profit. Mercenary, I know, but if it keeps the species alive...)

[@Izzy-NY]

@@redwitch12my oldest sister is a marine biologist and she just spews random facts about sharks every two seconds lol

[@redwitch12]

@@Izzy-NY My friend does the same thing only it's all about cetaceans. Sometimes at very awkward times. Like yes, thank you, it's interesting to know how much material a killer whale ejaculates BUT MAYBE NOT WHEN WE'RE DINING AT OUTBACK

[@Vollification]

Grew up with many doggos when I was a kid, "the bow" (placing your hands out on the ground and putting your head down) was one of the first things I learned about doggies. Do this and it's playtime/wrestling :)

[@weaksause6878]

Paired with a double handed ground slap and its on. If doggo is still reluctant or unsure, you can attempt an audible teeth chomp (chomp your teeth together hard enough to make sound), but be careful with this because it is powerful and can lead to zoomies.

[@zoidsfan12]

@@weaksause6878 yes the slapping the ground is the biggest thing that gets my dog legit jumping with excitement. At first I just did it to mimick him but now I just do it to get him going. Dudes 13 and still jumping around. You slap the ground and he will legit shake his head like "no way!" While overflowing with energy.

[@crescent_foxx1014]

My dog likes to bow when he wants to play or when he wants treats, it's so dang cute

[@rabbit0664]

@@zoidsfan12 Oh yeah that's how my dog was. She loved it.

[@skullton3292]

6:26 Ok that sounds incredibly wholesome. I love the idea of Crocodiles just loving the colour pink and playing games together. It sounds so cute.

[@empressbulby3761]

The gators and crocs playing were so damn cute. I love when giant murder machines are being cute and derpy.

[@kaisa-sabinehamilton7161]

Like humans

[@stevenshatswell53]

Bro, you have no idea how much I needed this video. I had a really rough week, like really rough, and this smile inducing video was exactly the remedy. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart

[@mndiaye_97]

No problem, hope you’re feeling better dude

[@msk-qp6fn]

I feel you fellow humans. I was also very stressed and this video made me smile. Hope you are feeling better like me 🙏

[@Angel-gd2sj]

Same here. Hopefully, things look up for you soon.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Hope things get better for you!

[@r011ing_thunder6]

What

[@tahlenri]

Learning gators like pink flowers was the most blessed thing I've learned all weak, thank you.

[@Flaming_Saturn]

6:35 Happiest gator ever. Look at that lil guy, he’s just got a big ol smile ^^

[@1stLt_HChurch]

As someone who loves birds a TON, especially corvids, and is also very appreciative and defensive of wolves and loves them as wild animals, the beginning of the video being about wolves and corvids' relationships with them makes my heart so damn happy.

[@mastick5106]

Same here. I love corvids - still have a crow feather that one deliberately dropped to me two decades ago (as in, it was perched above me with the feather in its beak, and leaned out and opened its beak to let the feather fall while watching me the whole time) - and my brother is a big wolf lover, so watching them interact feels family-like to me.

[@Serenity_Dee]

Ravens in Central Park are known to mimic popular ring tones just to troll people walking through. I once read an anecdote from someone running the Iditarod where they'd stopped for a break and found themselves unable to look away from something strange they'd spotted. It was so weird, in fact, that they just stood there staring at it so long that another sledder stopped to check on them, and found themselves mesmerized as well, before the first one asked the second one, "You're seeing this, too, right? I'm not hallucinating?" And the second sledder confirmed that they were watching a giant bull moose running onto the surface of a frozen lake, falling down onto his hindquarters to slide across it, and then getting up and doing it again.

[@xxxneon_linxsoulsxxxx3251]

Damn That would be Awesome to watch , i wish we had moose here but atleast we've got sassy thieving monkeys , drunk elephants and some other animals that wanna be Houdini.

[@axe-tq2wn]

I would love to see that

[@wernerwolf6720]

😂😊

[@eldritchcupcakes3195]

Ravens will also cuss apparently. Despite likely having no comprehension of the word, they know saying fuck=funny human reaction

[@samclark7116]

I think I read the same anecdote as you, but I think it is buffalo, not moose. It was in the burn, right?

[@darksleuth66]

The ants transition was so clean it took me to 4:23 to even realize he was promoting a game

[@luhanseesyou162]

Ong I was just like damn he did the smooth I just watched it play out 😂

[@peggedyourdad9560]

@@luhanseesyou162 I’ve gotten so used to how smooth is he with ad transitions that all other KZbinr’s add segments just seem so jarring now with few exceptions.

[@kimmessecretadmier6106]

I was about to type in the same thing bro!

[@iguessabignerd2536]

The ways you've been integrating sponsorship segments is actually masterful, both in terms of transitions and in engagement by continuing to give tidbits of information throughout Like, for real, good job

[@chipstarshine8150]

Honestly this, I was halfway through the ad portion before I realized that part was a sponsor portion lol. Normally you pick up on that immediately

[@msk-qp6fn]

It's actually pretty entertaining and well tied to the contents that I am not even mad. Respect man respect 👏👏👏

[@moltengears7483]

I noticed and skipped immediately

[@midnightrambler8866]

He was halfway through it before I realized it was an ad.

[@UmCaraNormalnumPlanetanormal]

Fax

[@trout512]

My dad did his Masters in Yellowstone over 30 years ago. He could have told you that otters love play even back then lol. He was doing research in the river, in a full wetsuit and flippers. A group of otters lived in the area, and over time they got used to him. Dad used to say they thought he was one of them, just all big and weird looking. They'd come and swim around him, chasing each other and trying to get his attention. He said they'd also do the belly sliding thing in other seasons too, sliding into the river from steep embankments in groups. It always sounded so magical as a kid, a whole family of otter playing with you while you worked. Of course, it probably screwed with his work, but he always enjoyed interacting with them.

[@Piquliar]

This entire video is the perfect mix of humor, wholesomeness and fun. Perfect for a Friday.

[@b0k0k66]

You js made this sound better

[@eliasaltman4439]

I'll never forget when I was at a zoo in Switzerland and saw two elephants play wrestling. It was weird but also amazing to see two animals that huge play around like puppies, like they didn't weigh 5 tons each.

[@nightmarerex2035]

i mean if you weighd 5 tons and thye weighed 5 tons it would be like your playign with one that weighs 0 tons.

[@Argonikron]

@@nightmarerex2035 That's not how it works but ok.

[@nukesakuukasekun9050]

@@Argonikron its like the 1000 pounds of feathers vs 1000 pounds of bricks analogy, but he tried it

[@Argonikron]

@@nukesakuukasekun9050 yeah

[@axe-tq2wn]

I saw anteaters doing that (in Switzerland too)

[@ginak5802]

I kept hamsters a few years ago. They are not super bright but the whole running on a wheel thing is a form of play. I can't remember the study, but a group left hamster wheels in a forest and observed wild mice, toads, snails and other animals chose to use the exercise wheel. These animals were not told to use the wheel and could leave whenever, but chose to run on it. That seems like an example of animal fun to me

[@pigeondance]

yeah rodents can have fun!! and they're certainly smart enough for that. i've got pet rats and they like to run after each other's tails, wrestle, steal random crap and play with it, you name it. 😅 they also enjoy ribbons a lot, plus dragging around and "fighting" any piece of cloth they find. sometimes it looks like they're just boxing with a towel lol

[@alvianekka80]

Gotta respect those snails, they got the spirit.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Hol up. Snails?

[@GiantPetRat]

A friend of mine once told me about how their friend's hamster kept getting out at night, and they couldn't for the life of them figure out how. The animal was kept in a cage high up on a counter, with a mesh top that was too high for them* to reach. One night she stayed up to see how the hamster was doing it. It turned out they had been shoving a bunch of shavings under their wheel to keep it steady; they then steadied themself on top of the wheel, pushed the mesh top off with their nose, and dropped 6ft down to explore the house at their leisure. I feel like, when we measure an animal's level of contentment merely by whether they're fed and watered, we forget that most species require some sort of intellectual stimulation as well. *I'm using they due to the fact that I can't remember the animal's sex

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

@@GiantPetRat No need to specify why you used they. They can be used in a singular tense to refer to someone or something you don't know the gender of.

[@WeTheLittlePeople]

Having a home aquarium and testing out different filters and pumps, I got to witness how even guppies and gold fish would play in the currents for fun. With rock layouts I created a swim lane for them, and rocks to keep the rest of the tank calm and slow moving water if they wanted. The fish would use the track as fun to swim with each other, some would try to outswim the current as a game and go back to the beginning and do it all over again, but not always the super fast sprint, just more like a tread mill and group walking event. Fish taught me not only do they like to have just a slight amount of entertainment (faster currents) but they have personalities (basic ones) where there is a pecking order, and trusted friends to hang out with in cliques.

[@samsadowitz1724]

I observe the exact same thing when i do my top offs/water changes. I use a siphon from a bucket on a shelf above my tank, and ALL the fish play in the new current

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Neat

[@XenoTeeth3]

Oh wow , this was really interesting . Ravens are freaking adorable when they play and i never knew crocs liked the color pink .

[@DipUniversal]

Still to all the Florida men out there, "like pink" doesn't mean they'll snuggle with you if you dip yourself in pink paint.

[@jomiguides]

Had a dream the other night there was a crocodile in my house. I was runnin like a mf till he saw my kitten. Didn't even know I had that much dream courage lmao.

[@Temerityofficial21201]

Probably because meat is pink if you take the blood away which is what they see because of the water

[@him1517]

@@Temerityofficial21201 this is definitely not the reason

[@Temerityofficial21201]

@@him1517 maybe who knows

[@bigchungus6853]

I love how even when he's trying to talk about cute things dolphins do, he can't help but mention as well the bullying and vulgar activities they partake in lmao

[@1MegaBubble]

"There are actual ants out there that will go out of their way to meal prep spiders." Young man, you have a knack for wording things in the most hilarious, ridiculous-yet-still-accurate way possible. I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos - and I learn something new every time, too. Keep up the good work 🙂

[@rifleasalt]

That’s so sweet 🥹 I hope he saw this comment

[@nzingabee79]

Very well said, I agree he is amazing and fun to watch as well as listen to. Greetings from Gabon 🇬🇦

[@buddanger446]

His transition to the sponsor was so smooth I didn't even realize it was a sponsor for a good ten seconds.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Same

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

The transition into that ad read was so freaking smooth it caught me off guard. And the new character you can unlock in the most recent update is Godzilla.

[@jaccabana26]

True

[@its_elkku135]

Maybe a little too smooth I think

[@catmoore2443]

Same here

[@Corneelius]

I THOUGHT IT WAS AN AD! DANG HES GOOD!

[@gem9988]

i didn't even notice

[@audreysauter1894]

Going to school to become a biologist forces me to try and answer the "why" question all the time. This is a nice reminder to just appreciate the "what." It keeps things magic. Great content man, keep it up!

[@selachian6799]

Exactly! We don't always have to answer the why!

[@thomasnolastname8734]

@@selachian6799 Agreed Can't we just appreciate the vibes?

[@mikereid1195]

11:18 "Their very much one-sided beef with gravity"...you absolute unit of a wordsmith you😂😂😂

[@Spamkromite]

A theory of mine about how wolves started to fetch stuff because of the crows, is when crows do this with vultures too, essentialy picking up an unwanted bone from the carcass, tossing it somewhere else to distract the wolf or the vulture from getting into the juicy bits of their carcass. It has been recorded plenty of times and the wolves and vultures seems to be happy with it and stop bothering the crows on the carcass itself for as long as the interest in the bone is kept (or the marrow is consumed).

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

Yeah don't reply to the comment it's a bot

[@dooplon5083]

@@gadielgonzalez2755 you mean the one up top or was there a deleted reply lol. Either way it's really fitting if this was a bot for it to have a spamton avatar lol I mean I dont think they are to be clear it'd just be funny lol

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

@@dooplon5083 yeah it was a deleted one.

[@LambentLark]

I grew up in remote Alaska. I think all baby animals play. I think their parents often join in. I have watched a moose cow play with her calves in a sprinkler on a hot summer day. I have watched sow bears play with their cubs. I think the most under appreciated player is the beluga whales. They will play all by themselves, with others of their own kind, and when they can talk em into it, humans. I had a my dogs soft frisbee in my coat one time when I went fishing. Spent 2 hr of that day playing fetch with a beluga. Such a charmer.

[@aurorincorporated]

Aah... sounds like awesomeness squared, all of these moments, especially the beluga playtime story. 🤩

[@R4nd0m_on3_J4y]

im also in alaska, and my friend and i were on a swing when a young bull wanted to come and join us. scared my friend and i out of our minds, but my dad later told us that the bull stared at my dad for a moment after chasing us (he was in the garage) and then just walked off

[@IGMattDaMan]

The wolf & crow always warms my heart, a lot more people should know, it would lessen the useless hate against wolves

[@giovanacarla7818]

I think it would also lessen the useless hate against crows as they are still associated with death in many cultures

[@GingerofAllTrades]

That would make a good Disney movie

[@vulturesalesman]

I don't see any hate towards wolves at all, though. Everyone seems to love or respect them as animals. Crows could use the good PR though, since they tend to be disliked.

[@Amick2003]

@@vulturesalesman wrong. I hate wolves and you can’t stop me.

[@foldingwishes]

Where I live people either don't care about wolves or are weirdly obsessed with them

[@markthompson4859]

Man, what a treat watching your videos. Many , many content creators can take lessons from you in how infotainment should be done.

[@666_cthulhu]

13:36 “get floppy with it” is weirdly the cutest way to describe this 😭 brb gonna go cry for a minute

[@alarmy5211]

god damn you’ve been crying for 4 weeks

[@666_cthulhu]

@@alarmy5211 UPDATE: it still hasn’t stopped. the elephants were just too precious 😔✊

[@alarmy5211]

@@666_cthulhu ay fair enough

[@bashboi4074]

Alone in the wilderness (a selfmade documentary/video journal about a man trying to live in Alaska without modern amenities in the 1950s ish) has a part where he filmed a wolverine sliding down a hill and running back up to do it again

[@mattb9343]

This explains a raven I saw in the mountains once that was flying around like Topgun. It was the most acrobatic flying I've ever seen a bird do outside humming birds. But I did know why he was doing it since there was no food around or anything.

[@ashgonza92]

Just to flex since it saw you

[@Anino_Makata]

Maybe it was a tactical aerial survey of the land just in case of any food it might've missed? 'Cause I'm willing to bet corvids are smart enough to second guess themselves.

[@NatJuno]

Ive seen them playing by flying into the wind and letting it blow them around. Ive also seen them watch kids play at a playground.

[@tatianaes3354]

*THE LAD* is such a smooth talker. The presentation is amazing, and his success is well-deserved.

[@apecks]

14:20 is the same for humans as well. It's said by leading psychologists that there's no limit to how much love you can give a child, the more they receive in adolescence, the happier and stronger their mental health is going to be into adulthood. Pair bonding is crucial for mammals not just for survival, but for emotional wellbeing. This of course means us since we evolved from these animals which have these behaviours and mechanisms that enrich their experience as living organisms.

[@paul_warner]

What is "love" supposed to mean in this context?

[@TAMAMO-VIRUS]

@@paul_warner Familial, paternal, or maternal. What else could it mean?

[@paul_warner]

@@TAMAMO-VIRUS that doesn't explain anything. The comment is talking about behaviors. "Love" is an important word with a lot of meaning to it, you can't just throw it into a sentence about behaviors that contribute to someone's success and not explain what you mean.

[@TAMAMO-VIRUS]

@@paul_warner It explains plenty. Put any of the three words I gave you in front of the word love in OP's comment and you'll see how well they'll fit

[@paul_warner]

@@TAMAMO-VIRUS it doesn't describe behaviors

[@Jassie411]

Seeing polar bears playing was something I didn't know I needed. This whole video was cute af

[@Broomer52]

It sort of reminds me how Grizzly Bears just enjoy watching the scenery. Theirs been multiple cases of them just sitting on hills or cliffs just staring at the landscape and scientists can’t come up with any reason other than the bear just thinks it’s a nice view. It’s wild to know theirs an animal that isn’t a human that grasps the concept of beauty and just decides to soak in the landscape

[@adrianaslund8605]

Ravens and wolves have relationships? Kind of ties in with how they're seen in Norse mythology. Hugin and Munin are two raven spies of Odin and Geri and Freki are their wolf counterparts. It might be based in observations of them in nature.

[@stairtool]

This man is the KING of slipping in an advertisement. You don't even realize the ad until 15 seconds into it.

[@Lycan4]

The play bow thing is real. I used to have a husky, and whenever I did the play bow to him, dear god did he get hyper. We would both have a good time after that. Our favorite thing to do was wrestle with each other, and we would actually take turns pinning each other. I was strong enough to win on my own (huskies are light-weight for their size), but I would let him pin me sometimes because we were both having so much fun with it, so I guess I learned the 'self-nerfing' thing through practice. I really miss that dog...

[@DancingAngelOfSpira]

It is absolutely real. When my brothers and I were growing up, we actually learned how to play bow by imitating our dogs. Zoomies would often ensue, though the dogs had trouble getting traction on the tiled floors 😂

[@identifyyourself5684]

Self nerfing , I like that a lot

[@shuntzu8649]

I used to wrestle with my saint bernard all the time but then we moved and this house has little carpeting and I dont much like wrestling on tile floors but I still do it sometimes

[@Cheycartoongirl8]

Happy Holidays everyone! Nothing like wonderful gift of a video from Casual Geographic to brighten up that holiday cheer! Hope you and your furry friends have a good Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanza! 🎄❄️🎄

[@williamtripp2025]

Merry crisis

[@admiralflynn895]

Happy Holidays

[@NeroSonOfVergil101]

@@williamtripp2025 HA

[@NeroSonOfVergil101]

You really wanted to be inclusive there didn't ya

[@MermaidMakes]

I worked at and studied at a zoo, and they call it “animal enrichment”. We had to invent new ways every day to incorporate the animals natural wild behaviors into the “play”. Sometimes it was to accomplish something like finding or obtaining high value treat foods, chunks of meat or hay or tablets or whatever. sometimes it was legitimate playtime. our otters favorite things to do was paint with nontoxic finger paint! So when you see fun stuff to do layed out at the zoo for the animals, now you know what it’s called!

[@bradhaines3142]

that job sounds super fun actually

[@MermaidMakes]

@@bradhaines3142 zookeepimg was fun, but I ended up studying field herpetology. I had much more fun with that… You usually need a degree in animal science but there are teaching zoo programs out there. The program I was in took 5 consecutive semesters, so length of study to become a zookeeper varies. I do sometimes wonder what I would be doing had I completed the program…oh well. Another life maybe.

[@pamelaself1298]

I’m a 70 year old woman sharing a home with my oldest friend. She will come & confront me’ what is so funny?’ It’s always You. You make me laugh out loud when I’m watching alone. I appreciate your effort, your humor and just wanted to tell you. Thank you hon. Pamela Self FtWorth Tx

[@aiiv7839]

Seeing animals having fun, even some of the more surprising animals like bees, is one of the best way to release so much stress!

[@biCARRIEous]

When I was growing up, we had a pony named George who would play ball with us in the yard. He was the best. ❤️ It's no surprise that so many other animals love to play too!

[@KM-hv1jg]

Call that horseplay. 😊

[@RockmeHellsing]

You know those big green bags for mawn weed? Our horse love to throw this up in the air with it teeth and let it fall on his head like a paper bag , and then do it again

[@martakoakowska9872]

My horse loves picking up with teeth whatever object I bring her and then shaking her head. And sometimes if it falls down, she’ll get frustrated and kick it. (Thanks for destroying my cap.) Another thing she loves is of course running, and she will often run after me, jumping around. She’s the most playful horse I’ve ever had, although of course I know a huge amount of horses that love to play. Maybe that’s just the fact she is still pretty young (gonna be 6 years old this year). Anyway, I wish more people played with their horses (in a safe way oc)

[@God-ch8lq]

donkeys like to play with ragdolls made from jackal corpses, my boss's donkey bodied a random jackal a while ago and kept playing with his corpse for an entire day, you can see how happy he was when running around and kicking the corpse i later got him a ball, and since then he kicks the ball around all the time

[@erniholt9357]

Many people with horses will tell you that they give balls to their horses, and even cows sometimes. Some are not interested, but very often a young horse/cow will become addicted to their play toys.

[@ukaszanioowski9722]

i love how wolves and ravens have a really lovely relationship ravens playing with wolves, and also being the closest to a dinner bell for wolves in nature ravens will call in wolves to tear carcasses of larger animals so ravens can eat the scraps if you take your time to observe ravens even in the city you'll notice how intelligent they are, while scavenging bags from trash they will actively turn them over, turn them back up and look inside, i've once missed my bus to school because i was stuck looking at some ravens playing

[@justacrewchief4561]

Your videos rock. Don’t ever quit. In a world where so much is wrong, you bring so much right.

[@susanlett9632]

❤ amen!

[@ElysetheEevee]

I had two cats that played fetch since kittenhood without ever having to be taught. I always felt that was more based on the individuals reasoning skills and how much they liked that game. There are some dogs that don't fetch, or don't understand or like fetch too. I don't know, just seemed to make sense to me.

[@Rachel-yr7ch]

We had a collie/lab mix that hated water and would never play fetch. Some animals just have different personalities I guess.

[@suzannehartmann946]

We had a German Shepherd that flunked out of police academy because he could not play with dog toys at all. We loved him and he had a GREAT nose!

[@tyrongkojy]

You've been doing a lot of wholesome stuff recently. This makes me afraid for next year....

[@the_bangtangirl]

Frrr tho 😭😭😭

[@FlexBeanbag]

You don't think that might have something to do with the real life legal trouble? The recent arrest for Exposing himself to the blind kzbin.infoBmc9NFfhx74?si=92Zq_llG8cndhFrI

[@tyrongkojy]

@@FlexBeanbag wha?

[@daleharden1749]

9:38 I never knew a pufferfish could look so relatable.

[@c.u.3940]

5:22 sometimes survival is about taking that moment to play so you don’t go insane

[@EmnM2010]

My folks' cat is obsessed with those plastic window clings. She used to steal them, toss them in a box, then prowl around the box and pounce on it. I'm pretty sure we've also watched her straight up using her imagination to pounce on pretend prey, because she used to legit stalk and then jump at things that weren't there.

[@JulieWallis1963]

Our cat Dolly does that. We joke that she is hunting the ghost of a mouse.

[@lavenderotaku2481]

Same here with the ghost mice! My cat marbles used to do that all the time. Idk why cats chase imaginary prey, but man is it funny to watch.

[@hibiscuspetals02]

My cat also chases invisible things, we joke that he's seeing the spirits in the house lol

[@lawrenceiverson1924]

Not necessarily things that weren't there , Just things YOU couldn't see "

[@melissadunton3534]

The thing about wolves fetching as cubs surprised me. Not because I thought it was impossible or anything, but I’d always assumed that it was easily taught to dogs because of their natural tendencies to kill, retrieve and bring the food back to their den/puppies. So, I thought that was probably why it was easy to get dogs to play fetch…it was already part of their biology, if you will. It never ceases to amaze me how much I’m still learning everyday. I’m 49 yrs old and I love that you always talk about something new to me. On another note; kind of… the cubs playing fetch without being prompted or trained to do so reminds me of orca calves. They learn so much by watching the members of their pod and other orcas…things you wouldn’t expect an animal like that to know about or even care about. But they also play and fetch..unfortunately for any nearby seals or sea lions they are usually the object of the calf’s playtime and it doesn’t end well for them. But still, they’re so cute when they play…. I’ve even seen them play tag with other calves. That I saw in the wild, not at an aquarium or whale sanctuary. Thanks for another informative and fun animal adventure! Have a wonderful holiday season with your friends and family! ❄️ ⛄️ 🎄 🕎 🕯️🌨️ 🍽️ 🍖 🥮 🥣 🥧 🥂 🙏🏻 💕

[@cat_spit]

I've had several unrelated cats over the years who spontaneously took to playing fetch. I never trained them - if anything I think they were trying to train me. The one I have currently likes to fetch pompoms, and will dip them in the water dish, which makes them heavier so they can be thrown farther. (She doesn't drown any of her other toys like that, so I can't help but wonder if she prefers them heavier.)

[@melissadunton3534]

@@cat_spit I have four cats, two that love playing fetch and two that couldn’t care less. 😃😂

[@zerada00]

We need more wholesome stuff about wild animals like this. This is just so cute.

[@KS-lb1tu]

Yeah, they love to have a bit of fun in their lives just like we do .

[@jessicamadsen7092]

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the wolves would start off this video. They are my absolute favorite. That was also very interesting to learn about the test they did with the wolf puppies playing fetch with someone they didn’t know. Very cool. 😊

[@gttonero]

The elephant throwing a tantrum was just too adorable 😭😭

[@colleenarthur8472]

My male cat sat and watched this video with me. I watched him as much as I watched your video. He was intently actively watching, especially the bees 🐝

[@totally_not_a_bot]

Cat TV is a real thing. I'll never forget my cat pouncing at my phone while obviously fake rats went around on it

[@runningthor1999]

My friend’s dog will fall asleep watching movies but the moment a horse comes on screen he’s buggin’ out. No other animals, just horses 😂

[@aesthetix3398]

@@totally_not_a_botsame! My cat played a fake rat game which none of my other cats have other done

[@Zappygunshot]

If you spend any time at all on the reptile keeping side of KZbin you'll know just how smart and playful alligators are. The channel named Snake Discovery has a female gator called Rex who loves to play with her ball and enjoys solving puzzles. She's also been trained to respond to her name and to instructions like entering her pool or moving to a specific part of her enclosure so a keeper can open the door to place food inside without getting a faceful of excited alligator. In a similar vein, Kevin from the channel New England Reptile Distributors has a huge gator who loves pizza so much that she'll get visibly excited at just hearing the word. Seeing her scarf down a tasty slice is an absolute joy to behold (even if it's only a rare treat).

[@cstrosetta]

😂 a face full of excited gator😂

[@flickcentergaming680]

Rex is awesome. I love that channel so much.

[@amandacheverie6554]

That has got to be the BEST product plug I have ever seen by a KZbinr. It took me a minute to realize what you are doing. Great job!

[@shaybreezy4097]

It is so AWESOME to see a young man making HILARIOUS and educational content that I like my son to watch. On a platform where kids often cuss and act out in horrible ways just to get views. It's so refreshing to see someone actually using their brain to make interesting content👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾good job young man your definitely going places and I'm sure your family is very proud of you. I know I am🥰

[@bigolbearthejammydodger6527]

my thoughts exactly. I bet his parents are super proud of him! I know I would be.

[@imaskier]

This, very much this!

[@alisoncowan9522]

CAUTION: Casual Geographic is not designed for children. It is absolutely PG - watch each episode before you let your son watch, unless he's a teen (and maybe even then). Particularly avoid anything to do with dolphin research. Seriously. Some things cannot be unseen/unlearned.

[@detectivenora]

@@alisoncowan9522 Oh no... you probably saw that weird 'dolphin and woman' story huh? That one was defiling...

[@violetsrayreikishop2]

@@alisoncowan9522 he has permissions on videos that are a little graphic also parents can put parental controls up so that it filters out certain ones that may be inappropriate for children so calm down. I honestly would let my kid watch them even the dolphin ones especially at a certain age kids learn about anatomy so it's not that bad

[@mariababer7950]

(3:50) That was the smoothest ad transition ever

[@theroastspudacw9130]

I agree!

[@tony6867]

Ong

[@Copperthree7]

It was so smooth I got kamakamahaed back into 2019

[@tankgirl2.158]

Aww elephant zoomies!! 💜 The fact I always said if I see a wolf in my yard I'm just going to throw a ball at it and see if it will play and spare my life is amazing. Now knowing they may actually play fetch. 💜

[@WilldLillyFox]

8:07 I've NEVER seen a crocodile run like that until NOW! ❤😂

[@SM-McKraken]

Good stuff! You should do one on how certain fruit trees in Africa drop fermented friuit that animals will gather to eat and get drunk. Elephants staggering drunk next to drunk wildebeasts and gazelles, and other animals that come to the trees to eat the fermented fruit to cut loose. It's a hoot to watch.

[@xxxneon_linxsoulsxxxx3251]

You know, it's a very common thing especially in my country and let me tell you don't have beef with those Mf cuz they can hunt a b$%@ ,while being drunk like my uncle in a traditional healer african ceremonies.

[@thedoomslayer5863]

Till the elephant falls on one of them and they become past tense from it's weight lol

[@Fantomyogurt]

Living beings 🤝 having fun It’s very funny how we all basically do similar activities just with different means. Like, children play tag, slide down things and splash in water and run after things. But as you said sometimes there’s no need to study smth, just sit back and enjoy the cute moments!

[@InvertedFreeSolo]

1:20 Clicked for the wholesome and was personally attacked

[@bee909]

I loved Sim Ant so much as a kid. It took me way too long to realize the ant game was a sponsored ad and not just gushing about ants and ant games being cool. 😂 Great job on that! Came here from the Capybara vid and I'm hooked. I love your delivery!

[@peepopopo7140]

Nightmare fuel and wholesome facts? This channel has it all! Thanks for all the work you put into these videos

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

Also, Moose apperently REALLY like splashing water and will play in puddles. They'll even play with sprinkles in your backyard

[@91getoverit]

The fact that that croc ran over like a dog in response to his name being called 🥺 This video is so wholesome… until I’m reminded of how evil dolphins are.

[@KS-lb1tu]

Actually they're no evil then Human beings . You have the good and bad ones

[@GuardianTam]

#notalldolphins

[@jenniferviolet4034]

🤣🤣🤣🤣thats so funny❣

[@Windflower-jq6vp]

seeing a bee huging a ball and playing with it was the cutest thing i saw today 😢❤

[@feelshowdy]

Baby elephants who play a lot growing up to be better adjusted to their environment makes a lot of sense to me. For human children, playing outside and tactile play with many different kinds of objects are critical for the development of motor skills as well as visual-spatial perception. This is why small kids raised on iPads or kids whose parents never allow them to go out tend to have stunted growth in these areas.