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Wow this information is super amazing and appreciative. ❤

Thankyou so much this has helped me understand the direction of where my sons may go. Although theyre only 13.

such a comfort video thank you... 💚

i'm very sad that i just find this video not before... you are so sweet :)

love to hear you from Nepal.

I like the way you shot the video its beautiful birds as well as the landscape...

Thank you so much😭❤️ this was so helpful

i like parrot now

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Im in high school in the Netherlands and taking Cambridge so i can study abroad, because there aren’t alot of zoology courses here!

I’m in high school right now and I live in Virginia. There’s not much in the town I live near. So I think I will become an electrician and do a mid career change! This video really inspired me so thank you 😊!!!

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Hi thank you so much for this video. I got a lot of information from this. I had just one question....would you suggest that I do a PhD after my masters in zoology or will it not be needed? Thankyou again

Im in America and im currently going into my second year of college. I’m a biology student at the moment but I don’t have the means to go into a masters degree and I want financial stability so I can travel but I can’t imagine a life with no animal work. Is it going to be possible to be a wildlife rehabber if I change my major?

love this!🎉

great content! hope to see more in tge near future.❤

amazing video, ive only jst discovered the stress managing effects of nature. i jst might overcome anxiety and depression, yet. thabk u for such great content n gud luck to u❤

Hey... Do you still read comments? What do you think about a focus on ecology instead of zoology?

I remember that book being in my schools small library I loved looking at the animal pictures 😂

can you please help me with a question that can i become a marine biologist and zoologist at same time while doing my degree

I'm sold. These birds are too cute.

The pipa pia is of South America, not Central america sir.

This was so good thank you

There are most of the same places in zealandia, which is close to the cbd, just take the cable car and then the free shuttle to zealandia.

if you're ever up in hamilton, i know a great spot where this 100% chance of seeing dabchicks 👍

I know this was made 2 years ago but I really love this video so much! Thank you for making it! I am aspiring to be a zoologist and am honestly really lost on how to begin, but this video helped so much! I also really love your personality you seem so excited, genuine and passionate through how you talk about your work and I really would love to be like you in the future! 🫶🏻

Our band (Katchafire) was made honorary ambassadors of the Archey's frog back in 2008-2009 by senior members of the captive program at the Auckland zoo where we also held a free concert and raised money for the tiny lil' guys. We were told by the zoo keeper it was the quietest and most well behaved the zoo animals have ever been when we had our concert there, our music must have chilled them all out lol. Growing up as a kid, our house was by a pond and green frogs were common and always hopping around, my friends and I would catch them and race them. I kept one as a pet. Cool video, thanks for sharing.

whakawhetai koe ... where have i been? thank you for yr knowledge, humour, empathy ... oh, & time spent in the field & editing ...

I am from India and intrested in wildlife, thanks for such a great information about your jurney, keep it up

They live in pairs, and will find you, not vice-versa for joe bloggs. Common where predators are less, and habitat suitable. Low scrub and rushes type, wetland is incidental. If tweeting at you there will be 2 of them looking at you, but it takes awhile to pick them out. When logging native forest, they invaded the cut-over cleared/part cleared areas as soon as rushes established, well into the high forest. Ironic when F&B were advertising to their followers logging threatened them, but much of the propaganda had (& has) factual flaws. Logging did displace some other species though, & has been interesting what has happened & thrived in the subsequent 40 years incidentally. Now kiwi & kea favour that regenerating forest.

Call me an idealist, but I think many of these documentaries in general are way too focused on the whole "nature is cruel" thing. Sure, animals in captive situations like in labs to study depression and stuff are under chronic stress, and in poorly run zoos, but in nature there's tons of animals just doing their thing and living fairly peaceful lives. They're not *constantly* living in fear of predators like in inhumane captive settings. Why not make it more like bonobos where stress isn't a big deal? How about focusing more on symbiosis as opposed to predation? Why not a planet where symbiosis and altruism is the main driving force to keep a species alive? i could go into so much detail, but i don't want to take up 5 pages with explaining this...

wait you can volunteer at 11-12!? please whats it called!?!?!?!??!?!?

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Wow so many British birds out there that's crazy...

hearing my name this much, while being ranked no less, is a deeply unsettling experience

I want to be a zoologist :3 do you get to travel?? I want to go to yellowstone to watch the wolves :D

lovely video!

Technically, they’re one of the worst fliers. It depends on how you define flying. Albatrosses cannot do powered flight! They cannot fly without wind, at all. They basically are just really advanced gliders

Hi Summer! I would love to see a version of this specifically for winter/cold months

I’ve seen one

Will watch ur career w great intrest for MOAr.

Great video i hope that in some future,whether near or distant they will be cloned so we can see them because these extinct animals deserve a second chance to exist,although due to their loss of habitat and because of hunting by humans we take them and kill them and hunt them for several reasons survive and not die on the contrary to be able to exist ourselves

So Im in high school still and im a bit indecisive between doing zoology and paleontology, are these skills transferable between both fields. Im guessing some of them are but I want to make sure to be safe.

Haast eagle was actually stronger then moa

Thanks for the awesome video! Love animals!

Hi dose any one have or know any native gecko breeders just got my permit thanks

Very nice! I going to see how many I can count in half an hour!

Omg I feel the same way about wanting to be a scientist or wanting to be the person filming the scientist!! What school did you complete your masters at?

I agree