Tinamou Facts: a BIRD you've NEVER HEARD OF | Animal Fact Files

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Had you heard of the tinamou? What do you think of these fantastic birds? ✨ Animal Fact Files Patreon Supporters get early access to videos, their requests made first, exclusive content, and more! ✨ 👉 www.patreon.com/animalfactfiles

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Can ya plz do one on cassowaries.

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@@oceanfiles5305 We have! Here's a link for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5aloZqiocyrras Thanks for watching!

[@eunaekim9216]

If you had asked me before I would have guessed that a tinamou would be a relative of the kinkajou!

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@@AnimalFactFiles thnx😊

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@@eunaekim9216 A solid guess!!

[@meskisz]

The sound went from crickets to cicadas and then to a squeeky motor belt.

[@tenmiltenmil1770]

Awe … I think they are so beautiful and precious ! For a moment there they did make the sound of the crickets here in Puerto Rico ! I love all the sounds they made ! ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@samhaines8228]

another wonderful nature documentary! Your videos are short on duration but dense in information. The facts are concise and the footage excellent quality. I also appreciate that you often include audio clips of the featured animal's calls. The narration is high caliber as well!

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Thank you so much!! ❤

[@jadenl629]

woww the eggs that they lay are so COLORFUL🎨 keep up the amazing work🥰

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Yes, you're animal documentaries! Bite-sized, and perfect for YT

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Aww thanks so much!! We're glad to hear it!!

[@apheshavaldez405]

Thank you for this this documentary. I've never heard of these birds until now

[@lisab8836]

Beautiful birds 💖

[@DanBris]

Thank you for this this documentary.

[@nefariousyawn]

I found this channel after watching Moth Light Media's latest video about ratites, because I wanted to learn more about tinamou. This was very well done, and I'm glad to have another nature documentarian in my subscriptions. Thanks!

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So glad you found us! Moth Light Media is awesome!

[@tenmiltenmil1770]

Sunday September 11th 2022 I have never heard of Tinamou Birds ! Oh … they are sooo beautiful and adorable and I love the sounds they make ! I wish people and corporations would stop 🛑 destroying all animals habitats ! I wish also that all people became vegetarian ! All animals and creatures are precious ! We would still have the Dodo 🦤 bird today if people had been more considerate and careful ! Dodo birds such sweet loving birds ! It scares me how many creatures and birds are going extinct every day ! It leaves an awful future for our descendants where they might only know of these animals from stories and pictures ! Thank you for sharing this information on Tinamous ! ❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@arobed4]

love all your bird vids

[@AnimalFactFiles]

So glad to hear that! Thank you!!

[@Quokka838]

Never heard of them! Thanks a lot 💚💙💜💛

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Glad you learned something new!!

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These videos are probably more factual than most documentaries tbh

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We definitely try!

[@RPDCH1]

Thanks….very interesting !!

[@TehJonathanQuan]

please do a video about serows

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

Did you know that they are related to the moas than to other ratites?

[@zebedeemadness2672]

Ratite birds are full of surprises, like the Tinamou a bird from the Americas, is most related to the Moa± a bird from New Zealand, (As based on geographic location and not knowing better, you'd expect the Tinamou to be more related to the Rhea, both being Americas Ratite birds). Also surprising the Kiwi a bird from New Zealand is most related to the Elephant-bird± a bird from Madagascar, (As based on geographic location and not knowing better, you'd expect the Kiwi to be more related to the Moa±, both being New Zealand Ratite birds). Also based on morphology not knowing better, you'd expect the Tinamou to be the most basal (primitive) of the living Ratite birds (it's just something about there appearance that fits that), but it's the Ostrich that's the most basal (primitive) of the living Ratite birds, like i said full of surprises.

[@keatonblackman472]

Well I find this like a documentary and the Tinamou is a very interesting bird

[@AnimalFactFiles]

Thanks so much!

[@indyreno2933]

Can you do fact files on the saola?

[@SuperAdnan117]

It's an egg bird, a literal egg shaped bird. What possible threat can they ever hope to pose omg

[@PradeepYadav-qy1ym]

I have heard of them.

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

nice

[@donchonealyotheoneal5456]

Dudes I never even heard of that bird that's freaking amazing and I fell in love with him they remind me of quail the smaller ones and even the big ones I guess the biggest one is about the size of a chicken but most of them are the size of a quail or a partridge but they have similar habits as a quail but I see how they're related to the I wouldn't email anyway they're pretty cool and that one call it was crazy just said but you can't hear me or let me turn it up or notch I want to raise them I bet they are delicious as well Quail is my favorite foul to observe to hunt and to eat what better thing than that and I care about them but humans must eat and most of us like meat I don't think good life can exist without meat protein and meet fat vegetables are wonderful when cooked in the previous

[@AllieThePrettyGator]

Those things are the size of a chicken

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First yayy!!!

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[@noahgabel7487]

Can't they fly unlike other ratites?

[@lenguyenxuonghoa]

They can fly but they prefer to walk and run

[@noahgabel7487]

@@lenguyenxuonghoa that's what i thought, thank you

[@its25590]

Closest related to kiwi

[@lenguyenxuonghoa]

No, their closest relative are Moa, which now extinct

[@marymatula225]

I live in USA Wisconsin & downloaded this bird I.D>. ap & this bird came up...in Wisconsin, obviously the bird match is not 100%

[@RabbitHorse777]

🟢 🔵 🟣 tinamou eggs.