2:29 - I can assure you, that striped hyenas DO exist. They are a legit species my dude. In fact, the picture you showed while saying they don't exist, is a picture of a striped hyena.
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12:13 isn't a cleaner shrimp. It's a harlequin shrimp. They eat sea stars, specifically their tube feet. They are often used to control asterina star infestations in reef aquariums.
The "humming bird hawk moths," Otherwise known as the 5-spotted hawk moth or the hornworm moth (Yes, those green ones that eat your tomatoes) are also in the United States. I see them all the time, especially around Missouri.
Not the same moth. Macroglossum stellatarum is the hummingbird hawk moth and Manduca quinquemaculata is the tomato-eating one. The moths in the video are only found in the Eurasia. Sorry to be a pedant, just didn't want misinformation to spread
I have seen a Lynx frome abut 2 meters. It was on it way down a tree and spotten me. I was just a child and it looket at me. I froze on that spoot for abut 10 min. I never braked the eye contact. It was like it was wondering who I was. After it just jumped down and run in to the forest. Later I got to know it was a female that came every year to have her cubs in that forest. I even saw her again later with 2 cubs. Lynx is one of my favorite animals. Even love the latin name ”Lynx Lynx”.
Yes, we too. That was in northwest Romania. They are huge and quite fast. I was freaked out because I thought it was a bird, but there are no endemic humming birds. Turned out it was a giant moth and moths to me are what spiders or snakes are to most people. 🤣
I've heard of most of these animals, and I actually saw a hummingbird moth in real life once! I expected tardigrades to be on this list too, they're really cool and unusual
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Oh my! I was just about to say I’ve seen several hummingbird moths since I moved to NC. But now you mention it, I saw them on the big patch of bee balm I’ve planted in my yard! ;)
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I've been lucky to have witnessed the hummingbird hawk moth. They are also in Canada. The one I saw was in Stony Plain, Alberta which was thoroughly enjoying my pot of overflowing petunia flowers. Its body had stripes like a bee, very long antennae, long proboscis, and very transparent yet iridescent colored wings that beat so fast you could see through them. At first I thought it was a hummingbird due to its size and movements.
Once I was on vacation in Guanajuato, Mexico, and near some mines (local tourist attraction) I caught a moth similar to the Venezuelan one, but of various colors. Still, form was almost the same. And I also got to see the hummingbird moth once.
I'd been an avid [frustrated] naturalist ever since I started to walk. I had always been so keen about nature documentaries, especially about birds and reptiles. I could say that I somehow saw more or less all the types of birds in books and videos. And it can get boring. I cannot remember when was the last time I saw an animal that I'd never seen before. I've seen and know all the animals in this video, EXCEPT the Long Wattled Umbrella Bird... This was the very first time I heard and saw that bird. And I was blown away 🤯🤯🤯
Yes, and also: Those orcas are also regular orcas with an immune system disorder that causes that birth defect. This video is misleading... which is not cool, considering it comes across as somewhat educational.
@@windeen yeah, there's quite a few things in this video that are just wrong and he makes it seem real I guess. He says that striped hyenas don't exist yet they do just to name another thing
They are estimates not real number. The researchers quantified the relationship between the discovery of new species and the discovery of new higher groups such as phyla and orders, and then used it to predict how many species there are likely to be.
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11:33 "cicadas can live incredibly long lives." proceeds to show a cicada that has gotten like 80% of its body eradicated. imagine if humans were this resilient o.o
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I actually saw one of those hummingbird moths in the Netherlands 2yrs ago. I was amazed by it, never saw anything like it before and so far havent seen another one since
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The hawk moth can be found in the US as well. And at first glance, yes, they do look like hummingbirds! I've also seem a pyrosome. It was over 20 ft long and pulsed a glow.
Hawk moths are huge moths! Found one years ago in the dog food bin. Tbh, Idk how it got there. It flew out at me and scared the literal shiz out of me!
Collared Lizards are very common in the SW. See them pretty frequently basking on large boulders in mountain foothills in NM, TX, AZ, CO, UT, OK etc. The Gila Monster would have been a better pick. They generally come out of their holes and wonder any great distance only in April when looking for a mate.
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Wake up you blind fool. The world isn't a dream and if it was its some ppls nightmare. Life isn't about accomplishments or making money and living a nice life.
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A few years back while I was walking my dog, I came across the Hummingbird Hawk Moths at my neighbor's yard. They really look like Hummingbirds but I haven't seen them since.
I love the content, the narrator's voice and the cadence at which he spoke!!! ALL in all a rather smashing video... EXCEPT... one should not mix pics/videos of one species in with a different species and narrate about one and not both by explaining differences and dangers if any!!!!!
Georgia as well, unless there is a similar moth that is large and does the same as this species. If memory serves me, it is a different moth here that does the same thing from evening to morning. I believe it was bigger and more of a white/ grey color. It was slightly bigger than a humming bird and the moth mentioned in this video. It was beautiful and wondrous to behold.
Lots of comments saying that the hummingbird hawk moth can also be found in the US... which isn't true, at least not for this species. The moth in the video is only found in Eurasia and has the latin name Macroglossum stellatarum. What are known as 'hummingbird moths' in the US are known as 'bee moths' in Europe (if this is familiar to anyone) and are part of the genus Hemaris. They also fly like hummingbirds, so you can see where the similar name comes from.
@@TerminalM193 This was my first year seeing them. I was quite shocked. I’m not sure what the name of all the ones I saw were but one was called the red-footed cannibalfly or something like that. Their names are as scary as their appearance, lol.
When they show the Honduran white bats they also showed one getting pet and the one getting pet is not a Honduran white bat I believe that it’s a flying fox which is very different. Note the face they don’t look anything like each other except for the white color
Yep! He first showed the sphinx moth and then the hummingbird hawk moth, although the description he gave was correctly for the latter. And, he can't pronounce nudibranch. It is pronounced 'nudibranck'!
I have know all of these animals. And some of footage shown of venezualan poodle moths and giant millipede is fake. The millipede has been replaced by a large centipede and the vpm's with mulberry silkmoth (bombyx mori) wich is used to make silk.
"A striped hyena is nothing special, except striped hyenas don't exist" What? They don't exist? There are 4 living species of hyenas. Crocuta crocuta, parahyaena brunnea, proteles cristata commonly known as the aardwolf(as mentioned in this video, it has stripes} and hyaena hyaena commonly know as the striped hyena and as the name implies it is striped.
Don’t be deceived. When they were talking about tenrecs they also showed an echidna. Do you know which one the echidna was? You might have to Google it since this videos chock-full of wrong information
Other than the leucistic animals and the Golden Cave Catfish, I' seen pretty much all of these wonderful critters. In person, I've only seen a few, like some of the sea cucumbers and slugs. One critter you could have had in this video that a lot of folks may not have seen before and is just fascinating to look at is the Leafy Sea Dragon. They're related to Seahorses and just simply gorgeous. I've seen one of those at the Monterey Aquarium. :-)
"scientists" do have a better way of naming things. It's called zoological nomenclature. You gave the common name for every animal, scientists don't make common names.
2:29 - I can assure you, that striped hyenas DO exist. They are a legit species my dude. In fact, the picture you showed while saying they don't exist, is a picture of a striped hyena.
Those tiny white bats and hairy frogfishes are so incredibly cute! 😍
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Uhhh striped hyenas do in fact exist... they are closely related to the Aardwolf. The striped hyena is much bigger and heavier
Exactly my thoughts ! Thanks for pointing it out,first ! 🙏
THANK YOU! finally someone pointed it out
Yup. The Striped Hyena, Spotted Hyena, Brown Hyena, and the Aardwolf are the only extant members of the Hyaenidae family.
I thought no one would say it
And jelly fish do actualy have no brain i knew it
Hammerhead worms aren't "eating their own kind" when they eat earthworms. Hammerhead worms are flatworms. Earthworms are annelid worms.
The hammerhead worm will actually eat its own kind. But I can see how the way it was presented with that claim could be deemed as misinformation.
@@Master_of_Games1776 lol "mISinForMATioN", you must want to contact the appropriate authorities
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you say its 8 million species but we only know of 2 million of them, then how do we know its 8 million total 🤔 ....😂
Complex Math.
The stuff we dont know about are mostly subterranean or deep sea creatures (of a small size most likely)
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No wonder our planet is screwed…
FOCUS & ANSWER his question. Do not deflect or confuse. Or hush. Simple.
Like almost everybody in the net, he just made up that number. Simple.
12:13 isn't a cleaner shrimp. It's a harlequin shrimp. They eat sea stars, specifically their tube feet. They are often used to control asterina star infestations in reef aquariums.
This guy doesn't know much about what he is saying
@@PanzerBat Exactly, I had to quit watching when he called a centipede a millipede.
There are so many mistakes in this video.
The "humming bird hawk moths," Otherwise known as the 5-spotted hawk moth or the hornworm moth (Yes, those green ones that eat your tomatoes) are also in the United States. I see them all the time, especially around Missouri.
Not the same moth. Macroglossum stellatarum is the hummingbird hawk moth and Manduca quinquemaculata is the tomato-eating one. The moths in the video are only found in the Eurasia.
Sorry to be a pedant, just didn't want misinformation to spread
I live in South Carolina and saw one last year, I didn't know at the time what it was so I took pictures 😅
Lafayette, Louisiana here. They come out at night.
We have them in Texas as as well.
I think it also showed the white-lined sphinx moth.
I have seen a Lynx frome abut 2 meters. It was on it way down a tree and spotten me. I was just a child and it looket at me. I froze on that spoot for abut 10 min. I never braked the eye contact. It was like it was wondering who I was. After it just jumped down and run in to the forest.
Later I got to know it was a female that came every year to have her cubs in that forest. I even saw her again later with 2 cubs.
Lynx is one of my favorite animals. Even love the latin name ”Lynx Lynx”.
They are beautiful tough cats. Strong 💪
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Yes! The hummingbird hawkmoth! We get them here to! I've had them in my garden, every summer
Yes, we too. That was in northwest Romania. They are huge and quite fast. I was freaked out because I thought it was a bird, but there are no endemic humming birds. Turned out it was a giant moth and moths to me are what spiders or snakes are to most people. 🤣
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How nice 🤓and now your moths have a matching narrative!! Too 😎 Ladies.
I watched this right before bed. Had some seriously effed up dreams! 😂😂😂
I've heard of most of these animals, and I actually saw a hummingbird moth in real life once! I expected tardigrades to be on this list too, they're really cool and unusual
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Plant Bee Balm in your yard and you'll see even more hummingbird moths!
Oh my! I was just about to say I’ve seen several hummingbird moths since I moved to NC. But now you mention it, I saw them on the big patch of bee balm I’ve planted in my yard! ;)
I live in Cleveland and i see Humingbird Moths in the summer too.
my backyard in Canada is full of 'em, they're gorgeous!
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Some much cool creatures in our world. I enjoy seeing rare things of nature. Thank you!
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Beautiful video bro 💯🔥
This is an incredible video! We love it
I've been lucky to have witnessed the hummingbird hawk moth. They are also in Canada. The one I saw was in Stony Plain, Alberta which was thoroughly enjoying my pot of overflowing petunia flowers. Its body had stripes like a bee, very long antennae, long proboscis, and very transparent yet iridescent colored wings that beat so fast you could see through them. At first I thought it was a hummingbird due to its size and movements.
I've seen many of these moths in south east Saskatchwan Canada
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8:12 those bats are so adorable!! 🥰
My favorite was the Honduran white bats, the’re so cute!
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I want one 😍 they're so so cute 🥰
Once I was on vacation in Guanajuato, Mexico, and near some mines (local tourist attraction) I caught a moth similar to the Venezuelan one, but of various colors. Still, form was almost the same. And I also got to see the hummingbird moth once.
We have hummingbird moths here in Maryland. Lots of them
We also have hummingbird moths here in Maine I have taken pictures of them they are pretty cool
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I'd been an avid [frustrated] naturalist ever since I started to walk. I had always been so keen about nature documentaries, especially about birds and reptiles. I could say that I somehow saw more or less all the types of birds in books and videos. And it can get boring. I cannot remember when was the last time I saw an animal that I'd never seen before. I've seen and know all the animals in this video, EXCEPT the Long Wattled Umbrella Bird... This was the very first time I heard and saw that bird. And I was blown away 🤯🤯🤯
Those servals are leucistic not albino, that's a common(relatively) mutation in many species
Yes, and also:
Those orcas are also regular orcas with an immune system disorder that causes that birth defect. This video is misleading... which is not cool, considering it comes across as somewhat educational.
@@windeen yeah, there's quite a few things in this video that are just wrong and he makes it seem real I guess. He says that striped hyenas don't exist yet they do just to name another thing
You presented a giant centipede and a giant millipede and called both millipedes.
I know, I am not the only one who noticed this!
What a nerd
He also called them insects which is a far worse crime.
I was thinking the same.
I was thinking the same.
If the natural world contains 8.7 million species and we only know 2 million of them as you said, how do we know there are 6.7 million more??
Well said 💯💯
They are estimates not real number. The researchers quantified the relationship between the discovery of new species and the discovery of new higher groups such as phyla and orders, and then used it to predict how many species there are likely to be.
@@lfeh27dlum40 you did
Bigfoot did the research.
Complex math
Thank you so much for sharing this
Humming bird: HE COPIED MY WHOLE FLOW!
Tnx for sharing this beautiful video
15:13 Seeing that for the first time was terrifying
Thank you for showing this. Amazing!
Man nothing beats seeing the links in the wild and being lucky enough to seen it more than once it's pretty awesome 👍
Lynx
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11:33 "cicadas can live incredibly long lives." proceeds to show a cicada that has gotten like 80% of its body eradicated. imagine if humans were this resilient o.o
Fr I had to go back a pause to look at this freaking zombie bug
@@alekvillarreal3470 yeah o.0 like that's the equivalent of a human missing their entire ribcage, one arm and like hav3e a leg. resiliant bastards.
Thank you I went straight to the comments like who else saw that fucking zombie cicada!
@@Faeshauntedhouse zombie cicada... why does that sound like a 2021 low budget horror movie? xD
Damn I hope it becomes one that's great 😅
We have hummingbird hawk moths in the California high desert. I've also seen them in Phoenix Arizona.
The hairy frogfish looks awesome!
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I like the hairy frog fish
It looks cute when it walks
I too have seen lots of hawk moths they were everywhere in my parents neighborhood. But I was also expecting to see Tasmanian tiger on this list.
I actually saw one of those hummingbird moths in the Netherlands 2yrs ago. I was amazed by it, never saw anything like it before and so far havent seen another one since
I SPENT SO MANY HOUR`S TO SEE NEW CREATURES AND IN THIS VIDEO MOST OF THE CREATURE`S I HAVEN`T SEEN BEFORE THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO
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The hummingbird moth can also be found in parts of the U.S. I live in the U.S and I used to see them all the time on my flowers.
all over Canada too.
Yep, we had them all over in Kansas.
This was the most amazing video I have ever seen. The glass octopus got me. ❤
That ribbon eel is beautiful..!!
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The hawk moth can be found in the US as well. And at first glance, yes, they do look like hummingbirds! I've also seem a pyrosome. It was over 20 ft long and pulsed a glow.
Yes, I had hummingbird hawk moths in my gardens in CT
Hawk moths are huge moths! Found one years ago in the dog food bin. Tbh, Idk how it got there. It flew out at me and scared the literal shiz out of me!
*flashbacks of New Vegas*
....cazadore.
Collared Lizards are very common in the SW. See them pretty frequently basking on large boulders in mountain foothills in NM, TX, AZ, CO, UT, OK etc. The Gila Monster would have been a better pick. They generally come out of their holes and wonder any great distance only in April when looking for a mate.
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Thanks for watching!
Wow! some creepy creatures, and some stunnig strange, beautiful! I saw the Irrawaddy Dolphins and a Beluga......👍✨Thanks!
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Hi, 4EG. That is an amazing collection of animals. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!
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The thumbnail appears to be a diplocaulus, an extinct amphibian from the Permian period growing up to a meter long.
It’s not an amphibian, it’s actually a lepospondl, which is a cousin of the reptiles and synapsids
the actual true comments than just people saying "that is a weird lizard i think its a (very very diffrent animal guess)"
That was my thought, exactly; an extinct creature from the Permian Period, when reptiles were just beginning to form. wonderfully strange. . .
I love the "Sarcastic fringe head". It resembles the look of a person I knew, and very sarcastic.
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Wake up you blind fool. The world isn't a dream and if it was its some ppls nightmare. Life isn't about accomplishments or making money and living a nice life.
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The Ghost Shark looks like he's had multiple skin graphs put on his face. Should've been called the Frankenstein Shark.
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@@boffclark263 wow. That's a lot. Thanks?
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@@chrissy3120 baby I don't understand can you explain very well
I haven't seen it, but my favourite is the zorse, closely follwed by the okapi.
A few years back while I was walking my dog, I came across the Hummingbird Hawk Moths at my neighbor's yard. They really look like Hummingbirds but I haven't seen them since.
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My tiny lab mix looks like a sun bear. I call her my skinny bear. 🥰
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Nature never fails to be stunning. If only we can get such clear vids about monsters of the sea and land and perhaps aliens.
Very relaxing to see these kinds of geograpic video
We have the hawkmoths in North Carolina too, we call them hummingbird bees
I ❤ you too bruddah
Ya I have seen them in Las Vegas as will
I love the content, the narrator's voice and the cadence at which he spoke!!! ALL in all a rather smashing video... EXCEPT... one should not mix pics/videos of one species in with a different species and narrate about one and not both by explaining differences and dangers if any!!!!!
19:04 the humming bird hawk moth is also found in nova scotia canada.
Very nice & unlimited fun
The hummingbird moth can also be found in Louisiana I used to try to catch them when I was a kid
In Hungary also. Hungarian name is "kacsafarkú szender", about "duck-tail moth".
Georgia as well, unless there is a similar moth that is large and does the same as this species.
If memory serves me, it is a different moth here that does the same thing from evening to morning. I believe it was bigger and more of a white/ grey color.
It was slightly bigger than a humming bird and the moth mentioned in this video.
It was beautiful and wondrous to behold.
Nice Video.💖💖💖💖👍👍
Nice dragon lol
Awesome video 😍😍😍😍
cicada the one crawling was a zombie ... it was half eaten and still walking @ 11:33
was wondering if anyone else saw that too XDD
I've never seen any of them up close. But definitely seen them on your video
Lots of comments saying that the hummingbird hawk moth can also be found in the US... which isn't true, at least not for this species. The moth in the video is only found in Eurasia and has the latin name Macroglossum stellatarum. What are known as 'hummingbird moths' in the US are known as 'bee moths' in Europe (if this is familiar to anyone) and are part of the genus Hemaris. They also fly like hummingbirds, so you can see where the similar name comes from.
I see them in france everytime im there
I have never seen or heard of the hummingbird hawk moth until this video legit and I live in the US
nice video
I have a few different species of robber flies that hang around my back yard in Maryland. They are pretty cool looking.
I'm in Maryland as well. I've only seen them in the yard acouple times but they're always curiously aggressive.
@@TerminalM193 This was my first year seeing them. I was quite shocked. I’m not sure what the name of all the ones I saw were but one was called the red-footed cannibalfly or something like that. Their names are as scary as their appearance, lol.
Seen the hummingbird hawk moth here in Kansas since I was a child. Always in the evenings on our four-o-clocks beds.
God is so so awesome what amazing creatures
so true
I like this video😊👍👏🐙🦈🐡🐠🐟🐛
When they show the Honduran white bats they also showed one getting pet and the one getting pet is not a Honduran white bat I believe that it’s a flying fox which is very different. Note the face they don’t look anything like each other except for the white color
Glad I’m not the only one who noticed!
Thank U so much ❤️
Subbed for your narration and warnings for endangered species! Loved the work!💪🏼❤️
So good thanks you for sharing
I've seen 'em all before in various videos. I've seen less than 1 in 5 up close and personal, mostly in zoos, aviaries, and acquariums.
Thank you for show us so many rarest beautifull animal we live between amazing creatures
Your hawkmoth info was almost completely wrong. For example, that is a pen-stripe sphinxmoth, until you switch to another.
Yep! He first showed the sphinx moth and then the hummingbird hawk moth, although the description he gave was correctly for the latter. And, he can't pronounce nudibranch. It is pronounced 'nudibranck'!
clearly misses the axolotl but good compilation
Hammerhead worms are found here in plenty 😌✌️
Btw i am from Assam, India 🇮🇳
True that also in bathrooms 😂
Good video tyvm
I have know all of these animals. And some of footage shown of venezualan poodle moths and giant millipede is fake. The millipede has been replaced by a large centipede and the vpm's with mulberry silkmoth (bombyx mori) wich is used to make silk.
8:00 Hercules Beetle is Luffy's favourite animal ^^
"A striped hyena is nothing special, except striped hyenas don't exist" What? They don't exist? There are 4 living species of hyenas. Crocuta crocuta, parahyaena brunnea, proteles cristata commonly known as the aardwolf(as mentioned in this video, it has stripes} and hyaena hyaena commonly know as the striped hyena and as the name implies it is striped.
0:19 had me press pause real quick. Let me get a good look at that Dragon :)
Don’t be deceived. When they were talking about tenrecs they also showed an echidna. Do you know which one the echidna was? You might have to Google it since this videos chock-full of wrong information
That octopus escaped from the hobbit fish by the way, saw it in a Zefrank video lol
I enjoy watching this video
Other than the leucistic animals and the Golden Cave Catfish, I' seen pretty much all of these wonderful critters. In person, I've only seen a few, like some of the sea cucumbers and slugs. One critter you could have had in this video that a lot of folks may not have seen before and is just fascinating to look at is the Leafy Sea Dragon. They're related to Seahorses and just simply gorgeous. I've seen one of those at the Monterey Aquarium. :-)
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You messed up some of the animals where they live like Hummingbird... I seen it here in Europa.
Nature is one of God's creations so it is not the one that creates, it is God the Creator of everything 😊.
Not the fucking place man.
gods are fake, grow up
Actually Nature is God's First and only creation. As since allthings are products of Nature. 😊
Mother Nature or God, for some, creators of Love and Life!!! Thanks for video and your creation for us!!! Peace from Russia and Bless from Scotland!!!
"scientists" do have a better way of naming things. It's called zoological nomenclature. You gave the common name for every animal, scientists don't make common names.