Regarding Messi the cougar - I have already messaged the owners to thank them for their good work with him and they’ve responded. I watched one video which didn’t completely convey the cougars circumstances, so im glad I have the full story now and that Messi has a loving home who can take care of his special needs :) And THANKS for introducing me to Gumby. I’ve never seen the cartoon before!! Xxx
That’s good too know. And I had a question for you and I thought you would be the person to know do you think it would be ok to keep a pet chinchilla in my room ?
@@ryangaut154 Chinchillas don't only need a large cage with multiple levels, like 5tf tall, such as a Critter Nation, but also need a lot of time out of a cage to run around in a safe place (No cords around, secure doors and windows exc). So if you are able to accommodate all of that then I would advise doing a lot of research into the care of Chinchillas before even contemplating adopting or buying one 😊
Yeah I already did all the research for them for like the past three days and I’ve covered up all the places that have cords and like I said yes already did all of the research and I know how to take care of them I was just wondering if you would be a good idea to keep one in the bedroom and of course every time I let him or her out for playtime I would especially pick up everything off the ground
River Woods are you saying they should be kept in pairs of two. Because I read that you’re able to keep one but you just have to give them a lot more of Attention
Normally when people talk with their hands while holding animals I cringe so hard bc they look so distraught but you literally whip niffler around and he just flops and yawns and I love it so much.
Teach your bird to talk if he or she can’t already maybe the bird can understand cat talk and you will always know what ur cat is talking about you could make a fortune.😀
That first one was so cute!!! You could just see how happy he was!!😂😂 Also I love seeing your babies running around in the background it was so sweet!!!❤️❤️❤️ Omg!! Dobby had socks!!! She's free!!😂😂
I think this is an absolutely marvelous idea for a series!! Let people know what is actually going on in their favorite videos. Seriously, there are still so many people getting pets without knowing anything about that animal. It's great to see someone with such a big love for animals and their wellbeing, that actually has the skills and knowledge, speak out for or against these videos and the behaviours in them. Maybe people will actually listen and learn...
Im actually really curious, what would you do if you had a tornado really close to your house. How would you move your aninals to a safe place or would you? Please like this so she sees is
Emzotic another vid that’s uncomfortable is the poodle that was taught to walk on its hind legs like a Human If you learn how the dog was taught it’s horrible
Animalogic brought me here. Quick and clear introduction, showing cute animals scenes, telling facts and do's and don'ts. This is the first video I watched from this channel and I immediately subscribed.
Aw man, i wish i could have recorded my little cousin's first interaction with my old guinea pigs (actually, first interaction with animals in general!), he was just a toddler but he was so gentle with them, he sat down on the bed and let the guinea pigs climb onto his lap, after they got used to his smell he carefully started petting them with a sweet smile on his face and eyes brighter than stars. No pulling, no screaming, he was just enjoying petting the fuzzy little creatures. Such a good, kind hearted kid, i hope he has a great future.
XDD The whole thing of Dobby trying to eat your binder is too adorable! I wish I could have ferrets, but I know I wouldn't make for a good ferret mom. I know I wouldn't be able to take proper care of them...But they're so CUUTE!!!
Dobby leave it Leave it You have socks and pens Your so Bad,I put you Away... Oh,you can have it 😂😂 I know the struggle,One of my Cats "needs" Everything she is Not supposed to have 😅
I love this video! I love how you entertain but make sure you educate people of these viral videos. I loved how you explained them! That cougar video shocked me😨😱 How can they keep it?😱thanks for your amazing content as always!! Xxxx - Izzy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beanie2k4 Yeah it’s sad that they’re in an apartment with that cat. I understand it’s exercised and has special needs but I think it needs a larger outdoor enclosure
My parents had ferrets before I was born until I was pretty little, around the mid/early 90s to early 00s. One of them used to LOVE rubbery things, and particularly liked TV remotes. If one was left out while he was out of his cage, he'd either steal it and take it under his couch (with all the other hoarded objects, socks and pens also very much included in that) or just rip off a few of the rubbery buttons. My parents had to replace their remote a few times.
whats you opinion on keeping raccoons as pet's? just curious because I've seen a few videos of them as pet's and of course I think they're cute but are they really?
holly kinch I would never suggest them as pets! I’ve worked with raccoons for years and although they’re SO cute as babies, they turn with sexual maturity and they’re not fun to deal with they get to that age! They’re temperamental, destructive and can become possessive of ‘their’ person.
Back a few years ago, we found a baby racoon that was completely alone after a set of really bad storms. My family and I waited around to see if the mother would come, but hours later she never showed. My grandma used to work to help rehabilitate animals, and care for ones who couldn't go back into the wild, so we took the racoon home with the intent to find a rescue shelter. No body could take him due to the over flow of animals after the storms, so we just kept him. We didn't really want to, knowing he could have a much better life at an actual rehabilitation center for wild animals, but the poor thing was barely even weened and would have never made it in the wild at that age. We kept him, and tried to raise him to best of our abilities. He was nice and cute for a while, but once racoons reach sexual maturity they turn into little buttheads. And of course, Panda was following his instincts as he grew, and he became a little terror in our household, especially to our dogs and bird. Thankfully, we managed to find a woman who was very familiar with raccoons and how to keep them and rehabilate them. She took him in and as far as I know, Panda is doing well in the woods by her home, where he belongs as a wild animal.
My niece learnt the concept of 'gentle' very early and you can just tell them the animal doesn't like that! They're going to push boundaries sometimes but if you're the adult there you need to guide them!
This is why you are the best out here and a very good professional. A untrained eye like mines watching these vids couldn't catch some of those actions. Great vid. U r the best👌👌👌
Lol the first green thing was a character called Gumbie.. I love watching you and your boyfriend. I am in school to be a veterinarian technician and I learn a lot from you. Thank you!!!!
The slow loris one reminds me of the cat videos that pop up in “funny/cute” compilations where people either spook there cats into a corner till they’re all poofed up. Or the ones where people just plop cups on the cats head and laugh at them fumbling around. It just all really makes me uncomfortable. Ps. Not long before this my mom and I were watching a documentary on Steve Irwin so I thought that what an interesting quince dink.
Love this channel! Just subscribed and have been marathoning your videos. But anyways, it's a pretty dark video but how about the "turtle saving is a hobby" video??? Just another idea
My bunny's exactly like your ferrets, but with plastic. We have around three different plastic boxes in the room he resides in (one hides the TV cables, one has his litter box stuff & covers the fireplace, & one covers the little area by the couch so he doesn't go behind it) & he just bites all of them. He's like a little nightmare!
We have rescued two bucks. They were going to be “put down” (shot) because of trying to head butt children that were constantly pulling their horns and all kind of horrid things. I get SO UPSET about this because they blame the animals and just couldn’t believe the boys were not trying to “attack” my son. They are now amazing and HAVE NEVER tried to do anything to our 3 year old because he respects their boundaries.
I see so many couples or people in general (mostly from russia) with cougars, lynx, servals and other "small" big cats all over instagram. It makes me really sad also scared to see those beautiful wild animals being kept in captivity and being used to get followers and what not :( I really enjoyed this video and I also hope that people will stop taking in wild animals as pets
Hey Emma, love the video, you're always so educational. I really appreciate the things you said about wild cats. So many people want them as pets because it's "possible", but that doesn't mean it's right. Talking about the fact that they need to hunt, that has to be so true because I can see it even in my own "regular" cat. Half a year ago, a really young but strong, big and healthy-looking kitten of an egyptian mau stumbled into my garden. I let him sniff my hands and then he rolled down onto the grass and invited me to touch him. He got attached to me so much and more than four months now, he's been coming over every single day. He won't let my other family members handle him but with me, he's so calm that when I pick him up (kind of like a baby who needs to burp), he falls asleep on my shoulder almost right away. He's impossible to play with (I still do to keep him healthy and attentive) because he immediately shreds any toys within seconds. His every move is so calculated and hits, with flying toys, he even jumps up to 1.5 meters into the air to successfully catch it. There's almost no game, he snatches the toy every single time, with impressive leaps and saltos. It's so apparent he's a hunter and grew up hunting. Now what I meant by "he comes over", he wants to hunt at night. He doesn't even want to have a litterbox in the house, he wants to go outside to run free and hunt and I'd never take that away from him. He spends the entire day with me, but around 10pm, he becomes restless. Every time he wants in or out, there's a small window to our cellar he has learned to use as his pet door and it works perfectly, he's always welcome to be anywhere he wants at the moment. There's never been any accidents, he's never peed or pooped inside, he doesn't claw at the furniture or chews anything up because he gets all that out of his system outside. We live in the outskirts of town with fields full of small birds and mice, lots of tall trees to climb and scratch. Me and my family are trying to take the appropriate measures. We have explained the situation to our vet who vaccined him appropriately to the fact that he's in daily contact with the outside, that he's eating birds and mice to which she recommended to de-worm him more often than with a normal housecat and we have "chipped" him as a wild cat who has a home to go to. That was done by a non-profit organization in our city that chips these cats who have daily access to the outside, but also have families to look out for them, feed them if they are hungry and regularly take them to the vet, ensuring that animal workers wouldn't take him to a shelter if they ran into him outside. He's a smart boy, he's so grateful for every little piece of love and he makes me happy every day. Long story short, I think you can still have a great relationship with some sorts of animals and you don't have to "own" them. Maybe my story is a little unique, but I think that if the neighborhood is right, you can befriend a cat and not take their wild environment away from them.
Em i have only seen th cougar one and plus when animals get pulled around by kids i get triggered its just like grab your kid teach it respect and manners asap video can wait. Plus i have 2 dogs and my bro who is 2 knows how to respect them 💖
Hey Em, I don’t know if you’ll see this but I have a chinchilla. He is 8 years old or so and we got him from a girl who couldn’t take care of him because she was going to college. We knew he could use a friend but we didn’t want to risk that because he’s never seen another chinchilla before. Chilly’s doing great!!!
Hey em how are you x I'm getting a giant African millipede and wondering If you could give me some tips please love u x (edit) thank you soo much for the heart it means so much x
manic millipedes Yes!! Remove rotting food the next day, and for water I used milk lids filled with water with a stone in the middle to stop the cap from tipping over. Give lots of deep coconut fiber for them to burrow info and some bark logs to hide under and don’t worry about the little bugs crawling all over your millipede - they’re supposed to be there! Remember cuttlefish!
@@Emzotic I am uploading a videos about a care kit that I got I'd love it if you'd see it so you can mayeb check it out (not sponsored sadly LOL) LOVE U EM X
I’m so glad you made this, a lot of these videos make me cringe so hard and it’s important to let the internet know not to do these things to animals 😓
Dude same, I once looked up 'cute lizard' because I just wanted to see some lizards being cute or something, but 95% of the videos were absolutely horrible
This should definitely become a series, it'll educate so many people on animal care and behaviour and hopefully help people recognise when a pet is no longer having fun
I’ve raised goats too and seeing that toddler tug on the tail and ears, along with the parents not stepping and then backlashing in the comments section justifying it, really irked me. Yes they’re tough animals but how would they like it if someone dragged them by their ear and arm hair?... exactly. The kid doesn’t know any better so it wasn’t his fault. I’m just disappointed in the parents.
@@Darkwolfpocco well it actually is animal abuse by definition as it is the parents JOB to teach the kid how to correctly approach the animal and touch it, and to discipline that behavior. I have worked with younger kids that knew to not grab or pull on animals. And parents that saw their kids trying to grab and instead grabbed their hand and helped them pet the animal
Exactly, what would they do if the goat kids dragged the baby round and tugged on him? Probably not stand around The goat kids are just babies too, what's the difference??
Most child -animal videos are atrocious Parents really do NOT teach children acceptable animal interaction at all. For some reason they think that just because a child is young, they cannot learn proper interaction. It's not like you have to hurt or scream at the kid. Just supervise them *actively* (instead of passively filming for internet points), and *show them* by example that there's a right way to interact with an animal. Little kids are smart as hell. they are little sponges soaking up everything! And yet, I've only seen a small minority of parents who can actually recognize and take advantage of this to teach small children how to get along with other living things. It may sound like a nitpick, but in reality, a lot of the attacks that domestic animals and pets are responsible for happen to small children, and we could help drastically to set up both the animals and the children for success if we'd only do something about it.
Completely agree, we've always had dogs from being babies but as soon as we were old enough to start asking for other animals my parents bought us a correctly size toy of that animal and we had to look after and interact with it appropriately for 2 weeks with no mishaps before they'd even consider it. It taught us to be gentle and gave my dad plenty of opportunities to get creative and make animal noises to amuse us. It worked really well and thus far none of our animals have been treated improperly or handled incorrectly just through making it a bit of a game from being ~18 months old
I totally agree! I have always taught my kids animals gave feelings and can be hurt. Do not hurt them! Seeing videos or parents that do not correct drive m nuts!
I agree. My nephews don't have cats or dogs at home and so when they come to visit, the oldest (turning 2 soon) likes to try to pet the cats. He grabbed my main coon by the scruff and dragged him. Of course me and his mother scolded him and showed him how to properly pet kitties. And my sweet kitty didn't scratch him or anything, he just rolled with it lol Of course now he's afraid of the boys when they visit but he warms up to them right away lol
Agree! I work at an aquarium where we have a touch pool filled with crabs, seastars, flatfish, eelpouts and sculpins etc. First of all; a lot of people bring their BABY to the touch pools. The babies don't understand anything but the fact that there is water in front of their face (the parents always hold the babies right over the water trying to point stuff out) It is such a nice thought, but the babies just hit the water and play with it Second; I have to stop way to many children being too harsh and wild with the animals than I should have to! The parents just stand there beside them and say nothing. The eelpouts for example don't like to be touched so they swim away. This results in children straight up HUNTING them and GRABBING them to be able to touch them. If I have my back turned it can get so aggressive that I can hear the water splashes! And the parents still don't do anything! Except after I correct their children. THEN they suddenly show their children how to do it.
It’s a huge pet peeve of mine when people under-parent and then try to make those who care more seem like over emotional freaks. Being a parent of any social species means teaching your offspring the proper way to do things. It would be a super positive and healthy parent-child interaction if they had taught the child how to properly pet the goat, as Em said. I’ve know people who’s kid has killed multiple small pets because they don’t know how to play with them safely. Not to mention how many kids get hurt by poor interactions with larger animals. It’s better to teach your kid safe and respectful interactions.
I agree! I personally hope my Dad and stepmom dont have a baby because 1. I hate children, they are very annoying and immature and I already have 2 sister like that. 2. We have 2 HUGE dogs, a female Great Dane and a male Mastiff mix. I've heard stories about people giving up their dogs because they accidentally injure the child, and I could never part with my Great Dane as we are very close. I already had to part with my outdoor cat Emmett because he was my grandmas but she left him with us. One day he disappeared and it turned out that he was caught by animal control, but we couldn't get him back because we didnt legally own him. The who did was my grandma, but she has enough pets as it is and so my parents sold him. I was close to Emmett as well, so I'm near tears typing this. I wouldn't be able to deal with a loss of another pet close to me.
Lily A. My neighbors kid killed like 5 hamsters and they think that's cute. They just keep buying them more cause it makes them "happy". Once I stole their hamster oops
Tbh I find it so uncomfortable how many parents won't teach their kids even simple things like "don't pull on the cats tail" or "don't jump on the dog" like, everybody in my family grew up with cats and dogs of all different breeds and even with really little kids like the one in the video, if you tell them NO then they learn NOT to do it. Saying "oh he's super small" as an excuse to not do your job as a parent? Kinda infuriating.
Man, my friend had a goofy ferret that was obsessed with pocket stuff. Like anything in your pocket. He stole my pocket knife one day, and my guard, it was equal parts funny and terrifying. Nothing is scarier than a armed and playful ferret.
*As Dobby* "Mistress has presented Dobby with a binder. Dobby must....fleeeeeeeee.' As for what the first guy was dressed as, it was Gumby. He's a cartoon character.
This is a cool idea for a series because it can really help educate people about the animals in viral videos. I would love to see you do more of this kind of video. If you do, I have a few suggestions: 1. "Awesome, Amazing Rat Tricks" by NanaBorderCollie, it's a few years old now but it really showcases the intelligence of a very underestimated animal. 2. "Ball-rolling bees reveal complex learning" from QMULOfficial is another really amazing display of intelligence from insects. 3. Not a specific video but there's a lot of videos of chickens raising other animals like ducks, geese, quail, turkeys, etc - even kittens.
Yes i would love to see more of these. Even though its probably a simple easy video to film i enjoyed it a lot, plz plz plz make it a series. We don't always need big exciting videos we know you work hard and appreciate that.
Don't chickens just do that while they're broody? I've heard of chickens killing them after they stop being broody. Don't get me wrong, chickens are smart and I love them - they're cuties and lovely birds! But I don't own any (I do interact with some but I don't have any as pets and don't take care of them) so I'm going off of what other chicken owners have told me.
About the Cougar, I believe he was malformed and couldn’t survive and thrive which is how the couple ended up with it. Unless in extreme circumstances, I never condone large cats as pets. Ever ever. Not fair to the animal, nor safe for the humans. The ideal home for an unhealthy large cat would be a zoo or refuge. 😊
Thank you! It took me far too long to find this comment. I’ve never watched the show either, Em, but I still know who Gumby is. You’re also older than I am so that excuse can’t be pulled.
@@sailorarwen6101 It was an American show so I'm doubtful it has crossed her path much. If you are not from the US then I sure, you've got a leg up on her 😉
Regarding Messi the cougar - I have already messaged the owners to thank them for their good work with him and they’ve responded. I watched one video which didn’t completely convey the cougars circumstances, so im glad I have the full story now and that Messi has a loving home who can take care of his special needs :) And THANKS for introducing me to Gumby. I’ve never seen the cartoon before!! Xxx
That’s good too know. And I had a question for you and I thought you would be the person to know do you think it would be ok to keep a pet chinchilla in my room ?
Wow, I can’t believe that. They sound like good carers for a cougar
@@ryangaut154 Chinchillas don't only need a large cage with multiple levels, like 5tf tall, such as a Critter Nation, but also need a lot of time out of a cage to run around in a safe place (No cords around, secure doors and windows exc). So if you are able to accommodate all of that then I would advise doing a lot of research into the care of Chinchillas before even contemplating adopting or buying one 😊
Yeah I already did all the research for them for like the past three days and I’ve covered up all the places that have cords and like I said yes already did all of the research and I know how to take care of them I was just wondering if you would be a good idea to keep one in the bedroom and of course every time I let him or her out for playtime I would especially pick up everything off the ground
River Woods are you saying they should be kept in pairs of two. Because I read that you’re able to keep one but you just have to give them a lot more of Attention
Normally when people talk with their hands while holding animals I cringe so hard bc they look so distraught but you literally whip niffler around and he just flops and yawns and I love it so much.
Allen Jay Life itself literally whips Niffler around and he just flops with the flow 😆
Oh, cool seeing you here. I follow you on Instagram! It's jade_clueless!! 😁
Ferrets are very chill creatures. I've never owned an animal that cares less about being flopped about lol
@@jadenavarrete6577 HI JADE ❤
@@allenjones1947 Hello!!
My bird meows at my cat and my cat meows back. It is very cute.
Teach your bird to talk if he or she can’t already maybe the bird can understand cat talk and you will always know what ur cat is talking about you could make a fortune.😀
Why does your bird meow
Soo cute
Darkmindedbutterfly buster i dont think thats possible
Rocket 721 huh?
You gave dobby a sock?! Dobby is free, will eat binder now
Edit: Wow thank you so much I never had so many likes on my comment!!
Raspberries Rrandom Let’s get one thing straight, ok? I didn’t GIVE Dobby a sock, she STOLE the sock!!!! 😆😆😆
@@Emzotic 😂 oh my gosh that is even more beautiful
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Haha! Good one 😂
@@Emzotic at least you know where the other sock dissappears to 😂😂😂... your ferrets are adorable
dobby does not want a sock, DOBBY WANTS THE FOLDER
Dobby is the sock.
Niffler fan club
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"where's Dobby?" "DOBBY!!" XD every pet owner ever when their pets go quiet
OVER👏WEIGHT👏PETS👏ARE👏NOT👏CUTE👏
Alana’s Mini Zoo Say it louder!!!
Alana’s Mini Zoo they’re cute if the owner is aware and helping the dogs weight become more healthy
Summer B.
to me they’re still not cute, the owners most likely let them get that way, and it’s painful and difficult on the animal and their bodies.
they're ugly imo, and in general is plain animal neglect.
Amen my dude
I here by petition for a 24/7 live stream ferret cam!
Nearly Stuck *signs it*
**signs it**
**signs it**
*signs*
Signs a year later.
"Leave it, _LEAVE IT_
You have socks and pens dobby
*LEAVE IT* "
Ferrets are my favorite, I love Niffler's extra rolls!! He looks so cuddly!!
Stacey Armstrong He’s a total squish!
2:07 He's dressed as the character "Gumby"
Creature Crew 💜
That bird singing a power ballad is my spirit animal. I'm genuinely moved to tears.
Better put that ferret back in the freezer so they don't melt
Kierstyn 😆😆😆😆
That first one was so cute!!! You could just see how happy he was!!😂😂
Also I love seeing your babies running around in the background it was so sweet!!!❤️❤️❤️
Omg!! Dobby had socks!!! She's free!!😂😂
Ferrets are the purest animals
chlor k The very purest. And most annoying 😆😆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dobby?
*my Harry Potter fan self comes out*
Master has given Dobby a sock! DOBBY IS FREE!!
Except this time instead of a sock it's mostly a binder lol
That little bird seemed so proud of himself! And the ferrets are just so wiggly and crazy. I love when they snatch things
I really want to see you react to more "problematic" viral videos
Destiny Coming up! X
@@Emzotic Thank you so much for replying!! I can't wait! I'm a new subscriber but I've been binge watching your videos :) Love you 💖
hate that slow loris video... breaks my heart..
M's corner Yup 🥺
I think this is an absolutely marvelous idea for a series!! Let people know what is actually going on in their favorite videos. Seriously, there are still so many people getting pets without knowing anything about that animal. It's great to see someone with such a big love for animals and their wellbeing, that actually has the skills and knowledge, speak out for or against these videos and the behaviours in them.
Maybe people will actually listen and learn...
Im actually really curious, what would you do if you had a tornado really close to your house. How would you move your aninals to a safe place or would you? Please like this so she sees is
The guy was dressed as Gumby and that slow loris vid makes me uncomfortable as hell
Cause they don’t make good pets nor should they
Leann Johns Agree about the Slow Lorris!! Gumby looks like a pickle 😆
Emzotic another vid that’s uncomfortable is the poodle that was taught to walk on its hind legs like a Human
If you learn how the dog was taught it’s horrible
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This is the vid
How was it taught?
Unicorn Queen it was abused by its owner
Lol that was Gumby. I'm not old, stop making feel like it!!! 😝
PREACH
My ferret was obsessed with rubber items as well. She loved the toilet plunger and would scratch under the door to get to it.
Sharmila Williams ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely adore this video. You did an AMAZING job executing the truth behind these videos.
Animalogic brought me here. Quick and clear introduction, showing cute animals scenes, telling facts and do's and don'ts.
This is the first video I watched from this channel and I immediately subscribed.
This has probably been said, but one of my least favorite viral trends was the zucchini and cats.
TheEternityForce Oooooh Yes..
Aw man, i wish i could have recorded my little cousin's first interaction with my old guinea pigs (actually, first interaction with animals in general!), he was just a toddler but he was so gentle with them, he sat down on the bed and let the guinea pigs climb onto his lap, after they got used to his smell he carefully started petting them with a sweet smile on his face and eyes brighter than stars. No pulling, no screaming, he was just enjoying petting the fuzzy little creatures. Such a good, kind hearted kid, i hope he has a great future.
I miss my cockatiel Fiona so much. She loved to sing and dance.
bee pot I had a cockatiel named Fiona too once! Her husband was a bird named Shrek
I love ferrets and it breaks my heart that I'm allergic to them 💔 Dobby and Niffler are so cute and naughty
XDD The whole thing of Dobby trying to eat your binder is too adorable! I wish I could have ferrets, but I know I wouldn't make for a good ferret mom. I know I wouldn't be able to take proper care of them...But they're so CUUTE!!!
Dobby
leave it
Leave it
You have socks and pens
Your so Bad,I put you Away...
Oh,you can have it
😂😂
I know the struggle,One of my Cats "needs" Everything she is Not supposed to have 😅
Mister Plüschpo But she NEEDS it!!!!
Being a musician, the amazing thing about the bird is that he or she was totally in key too.
Dobby running off with the binder is the highlight of my life.
I love this video! I love how you entertain but make sure you educate people of these viral videos. I loved how you explained them! That cougar video shocked me😨😱 How can they keep it?😱thanks for your amazing content as always!! Xxxx - Izzy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beanie2k4 Yeah it’s sad that they’re in an apartment with that cat. I understand it’s exercised and has special needs but I think it needs a larger outdoor enclosure
Yes I totally agree! ❤️❤️❤️
"He melt he just melts he dose nothing but sleep and melt"
Me to my cat
My parents had ferrets before I was born until I was pretty little, around the mid/early 90s to early 00s. One of them used to LOVE rubbery things, and particularly liked TV remotes. If one was left out while he was out of his cage, he'd either steal it and take it under his couch (with all the other hoarded objects, socks and pens also very much included in that) or just rip off a few of the rubbery buttons. My parents had to replace their remote a few times.
IT's GUMBY!!
IM SCREAMING
I laughed so hard at Dobby and binder-gate! I used to have house rabbits, so I feel your struggle lol
whats you opinion on keeping raccoons as pet's? just curious because I've seen a few videos of them as pet's and of course I think they're cute but are they really?
holly kinch I would never suggest them as pets! I’ve worked with raccoons for years and although they’re SO cute as babies, they turn with sexual maturity and they’re not fun to deal with they get to that age! They’re temperamental, destructive and can become possessive of ‘their’ person.
Back a few years ago, we found a baby racoon that was completely alone after a set of really bad storms. My family and I waited around to see if the mother would come, but hours later she never showed. My grandma used to work to help rehabilitate animals, and care for ones who couldn't go back into the wild, so we took the racoon home with the intent to find a rescue shelter. No body could take him due to the over flow of animals after the storms, so we just kept him. We didn't really want to, knowing he could have a much better life at an actual rehabilitation center for wild animals, but the poor thing was barely even weened and would have never made it in the wild at that age. We kept him, and tried to raise him to best of our abilities. He was nice and cute for a while, but once racoons reach sexual maturity they turn into little buttheads. And of course, Panda was following his instincts as he grew, and he became a little terror in our household, especially to our dogs and bird. Thankfully, we managed to find a woman who was very familiar with raccoons and how to keep them and rehabilate them. She took him in and as far as I know, Panda is doing well in the woods by her home, where he belongs as a wild animal.
+Emzotic so I won't get one as a pet even though they're adorable, good to know thank you
I literally died when you just said, "Here, have it, I'll get a new one" 🤣😂😅 I can relate to that so much! My ferrets have claimed my everything!🤦♀️
My niece learnt the concept of 'gentle' very early and you can just tell them the animal doesn't like that! They're going to push boundaries sometimes but if you're the adult there you need to guide them!
I swear I think I almost died at 9:20 (when the ferret stole the binder) 😂😂😂😂 I’ve never laughed that hard
This is why you are the best out here and a very good professional. A untrained eye like mines watching these vids couldn't catch some of those actions. Great vid. U r the best👌👌👌
Dobby is free! She has socks! Dobby: I would rather eat my mom's binder...
I totally agree with u on everything u said... again I loved💕 the bonus weasel so glad they r feeling better. How is grinchy doing with his cough?
tinas30 Thank you! Grinchy is all better! He’s enjoying his Christmas gift of a fun worm dispenser :)
Your so knowlagable and I learn dooo much from u❤️😂
MasterJose 223 You’re so sweet!!! Thank you!!!!
More videos like these please! I like the educational aspect
your ferrets are ADORABLE !!! I loved seeing them !!
Dobby is like my dog with sticks! Trying to get a stick from my dog is impossible. 😂😂😂
Lol the first green thing was a character called Gumbie.. I love watching you and your boyfriend. I am in school to be a veterinarian technician and I learn a lot from you. Thank you!!!!
That snort though ; I mean this in the best way possible
Master has given Donny a sock... DOBBY CARES NOT FOR YOUR FOOT CLOTH, MORTAL.
You leave Dobby alone, the girl is on a mission 🤣🤣
The slow loris one reminds me of the cat videos that pop up in “funny/cute” compilations where people either spook there cats into a corner till they’re all poofed up. Or the ones where people just plop cups on the cats head and laugh at them fumbling around. It just all really makes me uncomfortable.
Ps. Not long before this my mom and I were watching a documentary on Steve Irwin so I thought that what an interesting quince dink.
The guy seems to be dressed up as "Gumby" , a character from a 90s claymation series.
The first guy is dressed as the character “Gumby”. It was a claymation tv program for kids in the 80s. I feel so old now.. 😫
Dobby wants to be free!! (steals binder??) 😂😂😂
5:43 The ferret is running away from the Xmas tree! Awww
I have been watching a lot of the petubers community and a lot of you had made me realize that I also want to be an animal educator.
that. yawn. was. everything.
Ferrets are just little chaos fluff noodles and nobody can change my mind
Love this channel! Just subscribed and have been marathoning your videos.
But anyways, it's a pretty dark video but how about the "turtle saving is a hobby" video??? Just another idea
My bunny's exactly like your ferrets, but with plastic. We have around three different plastic boxes in the room he resides in (one hides the TV cables, one has his litter box stuff & covers the fireplace, & one covers the little area by the couch so he doesn't go behind it) & he just bites all of them. He's like a little nightmare!
We have rescued two bucks. They were going to be “put down” (shot) because of trying to head butt children that were constantly pulling their horns and all kind of horrid things. I get SO UPSET about this because they blame the animals and just couldn’t believe the boys were not trying to “attack” my son. They are now amazing and HAVE NEVER tried to do anything to our 3 year old because he respects their boundaries.
I see so many couples or people in general (mostly from russia) with cougars, lynx, servals and other "small" big cats all over instagram. It makes me really sad also scared to see those beautiful wild animals being kept in captivity and being used to get followers and what not :(
I really enjoyed this video and I also hope that people will stop taking in wild animals as pets
Chogiwhy Yes They’re Sadly used as a status symbol
2:30: GUMBY!!! 😂💚
15:56 Im sorry that made me chuckle. Im glad she survived tho.
I like how your ferret is running around in the backround🥺😂
Where did you get dobby and nifflers ferret cage from? It’s really cute
iconic💗
You didn't finish speaking about the rest of that last videoooooo :( that cougar family is so sweet and beautifullll
I love Dobby and Niffler, I doubt I could ever manage to own one but these videos make up for it, little hurricanes of destruction ❤️
Em: An expert on animal care
Also Em: Can’t recognize a golden retriever.
That’s not a bad thing, I just find that funny lol.
Hey Emma, love the video, you're always so educational.
I really appreciate the things you said about wild cats. So many people want them as pets because it's "possible", but that doesn't mean it's right. Talking about the fact that they need to hunt, that has to be so true because I can see it even in my own "regular" cat.
Half a year ago, a really young but strong, big and healthy-looking kitten of an egyptian mau stumbled into my garden. I let him sniff my hands and then he rolled down onto the grass and invited me to touch him. He got attached to me so much and more than four months now, he's been coming over every single day. He won't let my other family members handle him but with me, he's so calm that when I pick him up (kind of like a baby who needs to burp), he falls asleep on my shoulder almost right away. He's impossible to play with (I still do to keep him healthy and attentive) because he immediately shreds any toys within seconds. His every move is so calculated and hits, with flying toys, he even jumps up to 1.5 meters into the air to successfully catch it. There's almost no game, he snatches the toy every single time, with impressive leaps and saltos. It's so apparent he's a hunter and grew up hunting.
Now what I meant by "he comes over", he wants to hunt at night. He doesn't even want to have a litterbox in the house, he wants to go outside to run free and hunt and I'd never take that away from him. He spends the entire day with me, but around 10pm, he becomes restless. Every time he wants in or out, there's a small window to our cellar he has learned to use as his pet door and it works perfectly, he's always welcome to be anywhere he wants at the moment. There's never been any accidents, he's never peed or pooped inside, he doesn't claw at the furniture or chews anything up because he gets all that out of his system outside. We live in the outskirts of town with fields full of small birds and mice, lots of tall trees to climb and scratch.
Me and my family are trying to take the appropriate measures. We have explained the situation to our vet who vaccined him appropriately to the fact that he's in daily contact with the outside, that he's eating birds and mice to which she recommended to de-worm him more often than with a normal housecat and we have "chipped" him as a wild cat who has a home to go to. That was done by a non-profit organization in our city that chips these cats who have daily access to the outside, but also have families to look out for them, feed them if they are hungry and regularly take them to the vet, ensuring that animal workers wouldn't take him to a shelter if they ran into him outside.
He's a smart boy, he's so grateful for every little piece of love and he makes me happy every day.
Long story short, I think you can still have a great relationship with some sorts of animals and you don't have to "own" them. Maybe my story is a little unique, but I think that if the neighborhood is right, you can befriend a cat and not take their wild environment away from them.
Em i have only seen th cougar one and plus when animals get pulled around by kids i get triggered its just like grab your kid teach it respect and manners asap video can wait. Plus i have 2 dogs and my bro who is 2 knows how to respect them 💖
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I love u Em u are amazing could u do animal caring video plz 💖💖
I love how the ferret's just melt in your hand and don't even care 🤣
My Cat fears my birds for no reason, which is why I keep the cat away from them
Imma reply here after some years, the birds like watching the cat for some reason and the cat is chill and is always sleeping on the carpet
Hey Em, I don’t know if you’ll see this but I have a chinchilla. He is 8 years old or so and we got him from a girl who couldn’t take care of him because she was going to college. We knew he could use a friend but we didn’t want to risk that because he’s never seen another chinchilla before. Chilly’s doing great!!!
i love this video and i love your channel keep up the good work!
Hey em how are you x
I'm getting a giant African millipede and wondering If you could give me some tips please love u x
(edit) thank you soo much for the heart it means so much x
manic millipedes Yes!! Remove rotting food the next day, and for water I used milk lids filled with water with a stone in the middle to stop the cap from tipping over. Give lots of deep coconut fiber for them to burrow info and some bark logs to hide under and don’t worry about the little bugs crawling all over your millipede - they’re supposed to be there! Remember cuttlefish!
@@Emzotic thanks a lot x I can't wait!!
@@Emzotic I am uploading a videos about a care kit that I got I'd love it if you'd see it so you can mayeb check it out (not sponsored sadly LOL) LOVE U EM X
You should watch the video of the ferret experienceing snow for the first time!
5:42 niffler is in the back running around
I’m so glad you made this, a lot of these videos make me cringe so hard and it’s important to let the internet know not to do these things to animals 😓
Spotted in the wild! You rock!
Thanks Tyler! So many viral animal videos are misleading.
you so AMAZING both of you
KING AND QUEEN OF ANIMALS.
Dude same, I once looked up 'cute lizard' because I just wanted to see some lizards being cute or something, but 95% of the videos were absolutely horrible
This should definitely become a series, it'll educate so many people on animal care and behaviour and hopefully help people recognise when a pet is no longer having fun
I’ve raised goats too and seeing that toddler tug on the tail and ears, along with the parents not stepping and then backlashing in the comments section justifying it, really irked me. Yes they’re tough animals but how would they like it if someone dragged them by their ear and arm hair?... exactly. The kid doesn’t know any better so it wasn’t his fault. I’m just disappointed in the parents.
Marissa Miyahira The parents should absolutely be correcting the child
Reported there video for animal abuse. Cause.. it was straight up animal abuse.
Darkwolfpocco lol good luck with that
@@Darkwolfpocco well it actually is animal abuse by definition as it is the parents JOB to teach the kid how to correctly approach the animal and touch it, and to discipline that behavior. I have worked with younger kids that knew to not grab or pull on animals. And parents that saw their kids trying to grab and instead grabbed their hand and helped them pet the animal
Exactly, what would they do if the goat kids dragged the baby round and tugged on him? Probably not stand around
The goat kids are just babies too, what's the difference??
Most child -animal videos are atrocious
Parents really do NOT teach children acceptable animal interaction at all. For some reason they think that just because a child is young, they cannot learn proper interaction. It's not like you have to hurt or scream at the kid. Just supervise them *actively* (instead of passively filming for internet points), and *show them* by example that there's a right way to interact with an animal. Little kids are smart as hell. they are little sponges soaking up everything! And yet, I've only seen a small minority of parents who can actually recognize and take advantage of this to teach small children how to get along with other living things.
It may sound like a nitpick, but in reality, a lot of the attacks that domestic animals and pets are responsible for happen to small children, and we could help drastically to set up both the animals and the children for success if we'd only do something about it.
TheBurrito171 YES!! That’s crazy!!!!
Completely agree, we've always had dogs from being babies but as soon as we were old enough to start asking for other animals my parents bought us a correctly size toy of that animal and we had to look after and interact with it appropriately for 2 weeks with no mishaps before they'd even consider it. It taught us to be gentle and gave my dad plenty of opportunities to get creative and make animal noises to amuse us. It worked really well and thus far none of our animals have been treated improperly or handled incorrectly just through making it a bit of a game from being ~18 months old
I totally agree! I have always taught my kids animals gave feelings and can be hurt. Do not hurt them! Seeing videos or parents that do not correct drive m nuts!
I agree. My nephews don't have cats or dogs at home and so when they come to visit, the oldest (turning 2 soon) likes to try to pet the cats. He grabbed my main coon by the scruff and dragged him. Of course me and his mother scolded him and showed him how to properly pet kitties. And my sweet kitty didn't scratch him or anything, he just rolled with it lol
Of course now he's afraid of the boys when they visit but he warms up to them right away lol
Agree!
I work at an aquarium where we have a touch pool filled with crabs, seastars, flatfish, eelpouts and sculpins etc.
First of all; a lot of people bring their BABY to the touch pools. The babies don't understand anything but the fact that there is water in front of their face (the parents always hold the babies right over the water trying to point stuff out) It is such a nice thought, but the babies just hit the water and play with it
Second; I have to stop way to many children being too harsh and wild with the animals than I should have to! The parents just stand there beside them and say nothing. The eelpouts for example don't like to be touched so they swim away. This results in children straight up HUNTING them and GRABBING them to be able to touch them. If I have my back turned it can get so aggressive that I can hear the water splashes! And the parents still don't do anything! Except after I correct their children. THEN they suddenly show their children how to do it.
He smelt,
He look like a belt,
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It’s a huge pet peeve of mine when people under-parent and then try to make those who care more seem like over emotional freaks. Being a parent of any social species means teaching your offspring the proper way to do things. It would be a super positive and healthy parent-child interaction if they had taught the child how to properly pet the goat, as Em said. I’ve know people who’s kid has killed multiple small pets because they don’t know how to play with them safely. Not to mention how many kids get hurt by poor interactions with larger animals. It’s better to teach your kid safe and respectful interactions.
Lily A. yes!! Well said!
I agree! I personally hope my Dad and stepmom dont have a baby because
1. I hate children, they are very annoying and immature and I already have 2 sister like that.
2. We have 2 HUGE dogs, a female Great Dane and a male Mastiff mix. I've heard stories about people giving up their dogs because they accidentally injure the child, and I could never part with my Great Dane as we are very close.
I already had to part with my outdoor cat Emmett because he was my grandmas but she left him with us. One day he disappeared and it turned out that he was caught by animal control, but we couldn't get him back because we didnt legally own him. The who did was my grandma, but she has enough pets as it is and so my parents sold him. I was close to Emmett as well, so I'm near tears typing this. I wouldn't be able to deal with a loss of another pet close to me.
Lily A. My neighbors kid killed like 5 hamsters and they think that's cute. They just keep buying them more cause it makes them "happy". Once I stole their hamster oops
When I was little, my parents taught me (and my brother) to be gentle with animals and to ask before petting new animals.
Tbh I find it so uncomfortable how many parents won't teach their kids even simple things like "don't pull on the cats tail" or "don't jump on the dog" like, everybody in my family grew up with cats and dogs of all different breeds and even with really little kids like the one in the video, if you tell them NO then they learn NOT to do it. Saying "oh he's super small" as an excuse to not do your job as a parent? Kinda infuriating.
Farrets trying to haul away things proportionally much larger then themselves is one of the most joyful things to see.
Mysunshine226 It is!!
Man, my friend had a goofy ferret that was obsessed with pocket stuff. Like anything in your pocket. He stole my pocket knife one day, and my guard, it was equal parts funny and terrifying. Nothing is scarier than a armed and playful ferret.
@@glowingmonster You had your pocket knife opened in the pocket?
It is. I don't have a ferret (maybe someday) but my dog likes to drag giant sticks around the yard. He is always so happy.
@@frauleinzuckerguss1906 I carry a karambit that slips out the sheath that sits on the inside of my pocket.
Is Niffler just a long dog? He’s licking your face like one
Makayla Crockett Yes he’s a long noodle dog
Emzotic lol I have a ferret and I named her noodle cat because she is such a stuck up mean ferret.
NOODLE CAT
*As Dobby* "Mistress has presented Dobby with a binder. Dobby must....fleeeeeeeee.'
As for what the first guy was dressed as, it was Gumby. He's a cartoon character.
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The guy in the first video was dressed as Gumby, an old American claymation cartoon character from the show call Gumby.
I fricking loved gumby as a kid
@@archythedragon5559 Same
My sister's cat had a little Gumby toy, she still hasn't forgiven herself for having lost it
I love Gumby watched a lot of it as a kid, weirdly enough. Although it was made generations ago, far from when I was even born
Danger Noodle the dog went crazy because he has a stuffed version that’s his favorite toy, I remember reading it somewhere
This is a cool idea for a series because it can really help educate people about the animals in viral videos. I would love to see you do more of this kind of video. If you do, I have a few suggestions:
1. "Awesome, Amazing Rat Tricks" by NanaBorderCollie, it's a few years old now but it really showcases the intelligence of a very underestimated animal.
2. "Ball-rolling bees reveal complex learning" from QMULOfficial is another really amazing display of intelligence from insects.
3. Not a specific video but there's a lot of videos of chickens raising other animals like ducks, geese, quail, turkeys, etc - even kittens.
Yes i would love to see more of these. Even though its probably a simple easy video to film i enjoyed it a lot, plz plz plz make it a series. We don't always need big exciting videos we know you work hard and appreciate that.
Don't chickens just do that while they're broody? I've heard of chickens killing them after they stop being broody.
Don't get me wrong, chickens are smart and I love them - they're cuties and lovely birds!
But I don't own any (I do interact with some but I don't have any as pets and don't take care of them) so I'm going off of what other chicken owners have told me.
I'd love to see her talk about rats, they're amazing but seen as a pest most of the time!
Good idea ♥
was very pleased with the co-host today
Splitleaf 😆😆😆❤️❤️❤️
5/5 side hops 👍🏻
HIS BUTT WIGGLE WHEN HE DRAGS THE BINDER FHNGHGYJSTYJSTYJSTYJ
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Emzotic: *notices ferrets fighting and says casually* don’t kill each other
Niffler's fur makes him look so chunky and fluffy!
About the Cougar, I believe he was malformed and couldn’t survive and thrive which is how the couple ended up with it.
Unless in extreme circumstances, I never condone large cats as pets. Ever ever. Not fair to the animal, nor safe for the humans. The ideal home for an unhealthy large cat would be a zoo or refuge. 😊
The first one was Gumby he was dressed as Gumby
Sparkly Unicorn I haven’t seen that show before :)
Emzotic basically the dog had this green toy it adored so the owner dressed up as the toy and the dog went nuts lmao
Thank you! It took me far too long to find this comment. I’ve never watched the show either, Em, but I still know who Gumby is. You’re also older than I am so that excuse can’t be pulled.
@@sailorarwen6101 It was an American show so I'm doubtful it has crossed her path much. If you are not from the US then I sure, you've got a leg up on her 😉