Did you know that there are only five extant orders of tetrapods that have only one surviving species being Platypoda, Microbiotheria, Tubulidentata, Opisthocomiformes, and Rhynchocephalia where the platypus, colocolo, aardvark, hoatzin, and tuatara are the only extant species of these respective orders?
We've always said "don't worry it's just a Garter Snake". As kids we always picked them up. Didn't know they had (although benign to humans) any venom at all.
Enumerating the information .... 12, 13, 14 ... gets a little tedious. I recommend a more flowing narrative and maybe add some VIDEO. Then you would have something more appealing as a documentary.
They're basically a friendly type snake towards us. They generally do not bite but they can give off a foul odor if frightened or threatened. The species that we have in Florida is very pretty. They're not as friendly as the Eastern Indigo though. I've seen both on our property but the Indigo primarily eats other snakes and that includes garters. The Eastern Indigo's on our property all seem to know us and make no attempt to run away or hide. We often find them at certain times of year on our porch and we either ignore them or sometimes pick them up they do not seem to mind being handled at all. They have very strong jaws but I've never even seen their teeth.
You are fortunated to be able to see Eastern indigos on your property! They are one of the most spectacular of the North American snakes without question.
It's funny it's ears are like boar's!..
Did you know that there are only five extant orders of tetrapods that have only one surviving species being Platypoda, Microbiotheria, Tubulidentata, Opisthocomiformes, and Rhynchocephalia where the platypus, colocolo, aardvark, hoatzin, and tuatara are the only extant species of these respective orders?
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Hader boz🙏👍
It's hard to believe that these battles can happen right in nature.
Damn AI.
Cool
We've always said "don't worry it's just a Garter Snake". As kids we always picked them up. Didn't know they had (although benign to humans) any venom at all.
Enumerating the information .... 12, 13, 14 ... gets a little tedious. I recommend a more flowing narrative and maybe add some VIDEO. Then you would have something more appealing as a documentary.
They're basically a friendly type snake towards us. They generally do not bite but they can give off a foul odor if frightened or threatened. The species that we have in Florida is very pretty. They're not as friendly as the Eastern Indigo though. I've seen both on our property but the Indigo primarily eats other snakes and that includes garters. The Eastern Indigo's on our property all seem to know us and make no attempt to run away or hide. We often find them at certain times of year on our porch and we either ignore them or sometimes pick them up they do not seem to mind being handled at all. They have very strong jaws but I've never even seen their teeth.
You are fortunated to be able to see Eastern indigos on your property! They are one of the most spectacular of the North American snakes without question.
Bailed when the AI narration started.
computer voice, no watch
Highly detailed, thanks a lot! Your effort in breaking down complex ideas into simpler terms is greatly appreciated.
Cool facts 👍💯
like and new sub
“Here are 50 Facts About Bactrian Deer!” *(Shows photo gallery of other deers species including Reindeer)*
I saw one fly out of the water to escape a school of bluefish only to be caught by a seagull.
Have been hit in the face by one whilst boating years ago. Strange creature.
I have this one
Actually some pictures do not show a green mamba
This is reality i've ever found at many places..
Jy praat kak 😂
I couldn't get past 1 minute with that annoying robot voice...
Plakat’s.. Galaxy & Hell Boy my Favorite’s ✨
Avoid madalu yava medicine balasabeku
Sembro tranquillo ma mi inkazzo e non sono bello però ho un gran pisellone saranno contente le signore .😂
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A.I?
Halo ikot hader boz 🙏👍
AI narration is truly dreadful.
The continuous use of “asterisk asterisk” got so annoying, I stop listening after the 9th fact.
Well, thanks for the information. But why the funny voice? Thanks.
an underrated gem
Why does the AI voice sound like a 65 year old woman who smoked since she was 4 years old
Happy World Otter Day!
#51 Really cute
Wow, they are all beautiful gorgeous animals.
That voice tho
sounds like pub girl
Fact one my Barbas is my king 👑
How many hight and width are having chital
Golden Eagle? I see a Great Horn Owl 🦉
cool video thanks :) <3
There exists something called an "audience". And if you want one of those, you should get a real human being to narrate,
Interesting information thanks Beautiful images too
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Facts about Animal, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!
Adorable! :D
I hate A.I.
WTF is wrong with your voice?
Rod will be kept