The Dwarf Emus Of Australia

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

Thanks for watching and please stop telling me to make dinosaur content 😉 SolUploadz: kzbin.info/door/SznpirzLAFZ8OuEQl8SyJw

[@LabbyLab]

Woof

[@duk6157]

I wish these emus were still alive today it's sad they are gone, thanks the facts

[@SolUploadz]

Thanks for shouting me out as well!!

[@simonburke8341]

That was very interesting! Thank you so much for talking about recent extinct Australian animals. A lot of them are not very well known, and people like you help educate the broader community about the diversity of life! 👍

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

Thank you for your support! I love discussing obscure prehistoric animals and I’m glad you like learning about them!

[@the_gaming_hyena24]

FINALLY DWARF EMU APPRECIATION

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

They have been a continuous interest of mine, truly amazing birds!

[@ExtinctAirplane]

Big Birb.

[@titanofserpents4315]

Very interesting! I hadn't known about these types of emus before. It's ashame they're extinct.

[@Aalfs]

I went into debt paying for WiFi waiting for this video

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

It was worth the debt and the prison time

[@SolUploadz]

Yessss finally

[@admanethelot4548]

I saw something very similar to this on a nature walk I took in the u.s

[@theprehistoricconnection]

i like what i see! 👁

[@Fede_99]

Ciao Lorenzo, video molto interessante, non sapevo delle nuove datazioni dei Mammut e degli orsi cecchini. Mi è venuta in mente un' idea per un possibile video futuro sui presunti avvistamenti molto recenti degli ippopotami ormai estinti endemico del Madagascar? Intanto attendo il prossimo video (per quanto lo Yowie sia interessante ho votato per i pescioni, spero vincano loro)

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

Hello! Seems like my Google translate has really betrayed me on your comment but thank you for finding my video interesting.

[@confusedpig1036]

emu? i hardly know her

[@Pllid]

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