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Thank you for watching! You’re right! Looks like I’m on the wrong side of this one 😂

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You're absolutely right-most of these animals are venomous, not poisonous. Thanks for the heads-up! We’ll make sure to clarify that in the thumbnail. 😊

You're right-mammoths and elephants are like distant cousins. They’re part of the same family, but mammoths were a different genus that lived during the Ice Age. It’s cool how closely they’re related, even though they’re not exactly the same. Thanks for commenting and watching!

@DaVinciAcademy7, actually, mammoths are elephants, an elephant is any in the family Elephantidae, also, mammoths are not distant cousins of any modern elephant because asiatic elephants (genus Elephas) are more closely related to mammoths (genus Mammuthus) than they are to african elephants (genus Loxodonta), in addition to straight-tusked elephants (genus Palaeoloxodon) being more closely related to both asiatic elephants (genus Elephas) and mammoths (genus Mammuthus), while african elephants (genus Loxodonta) are more basal, thus making the asiatic elephants (genus Elephas) the closest living relatives of the mammoths (genus Mammuthus).

Thanks for pointing that out! I used 'number 1' in the subtitles for simplicity, but I appreciate your feedback. I'll consider using 'number one' in the future. 😊

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@@DaVinciAcademy7you’re welcome my friend. This is a great channel! I’m always looking for content like this that dives deep into topics like this. I’ll be watching your other videos too.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You raise a great point about Black Bears-they can sometimes see humans as potential food sources, especially in certain situations. Understanding their behavior and taking precautions like secure food storage are crucial for coexisting safely with wildlife. Your insights add to the conversation about these fascinating animals.

Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the animal videos! 🐾 Which one is your favorite so far?

Thank you for pointing that out! You're right, Burmese Pythons are indeed a significant threat, especially in Florida. As an invasive species, they've had a major impact on local ecosystems. Their presence in the Everglades has disrupted the local ecosystem, as they have few natural predators and consume a wide variety of native species. Stay tuned for more wildlife content, and thanks for watching!

😂 Maybe skip the microwave and go straight for the BBQ? Just kidding, thanks for the laugh!

Right? Maybe with a side of prehistoric salad!

Thanks for your insightful comments! You've highlighted some great advantages of mules over horses, particularly their hybrid vigor and innate sense of self-preservation. These traits definitely make them unique and often more reliable companions in various situations. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge!

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Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I'm glad you liked the details on camel superiority in desert climates compared to horses. It's engaging topics like these that motivate me to explore and share more insights. Stay tuned for more content!

Glad you found it amusing! 😄 Thanks for watching!

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