@@taoist32 not sure that makes a lot of sense. By your logic, I shouldn't approach a fly because it likely won't end well for me, which is demonstrably untrue
During my visit to Australia, we took a train from Melbourne to Sydney, and we passed through an area that was being affected by the massive wildfires around then. As we rode through the orange, smoky haze, I saw some Kangaroos sprinting away - they were matching the train in speed. Those guys can REALLY bounce when in a hurry...! Poor things were probably in a panic, but it was amazing to watch them just careen forward like that.
Suggestion for the visual editor: when you describe their family and phylogeny, it would be helpful to have a tree on the screen to best visualize where they fit into the tree of life and how these taxanomic terms apply. It really helps those cladistic names stick into memory
Roos are essentially Australian deer. They exercise the exact same ecological niche, and they even move in a similar manner and have similar seasonal behaviors. Crazy cool.
This was filmed at the start of Covid. The team actually had to cut their Australia trip short. The shoot was supposed to take place over 4 weeks, and they only had 2. They had been planning this trip for the better part of a year.
@@oliviagreen7423 The Animalogic team had a bunch of shoots planned around the world for this season. Buuuut, that just isn't possible anymore. Luckily being trapped in Canada isn't too bad if you're looking to talk about nature :)
I never realized they ate like cattle, having to re chew their food. I love how their breathing is synced with jumping, allowing them to travel far without fatigue or losing breath. VERY cool animals. BTW -Do Dingoes Really eat babies?
I'm so glad you ruminated upon that subject Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I keep on keeping on Africa one love one people one planet one destiny
It looks like they don't care about spending more time and pay attention to details when editing: beside of the double mistake, the image didn't last longer than half a second. More haste, less speed.
3:35 2 metres is actually the smallest distance kengaroo is starting to jump for. For smaller distances it uses all 4 paws. And while running its jumps rich 7-9 meters easily.
_"I've gotta say, this is the first time I've interacted with a mammal that's also bipedal. . . aside from humans of course."_ Drat you should've ommited that last sentence so that I'd be able to post SAAAAAME.
@@Chaos89P yes we are taught to punch them in the nose because its the most sensitive part. Did you see the pro surfer with the shark? Same deal its a genuine thing we are taight
I hate these ads that you can't skip. They're all irrelevant!! I won't buy the Google "Home funkifier", or get Apple TV or Chromebook, or a bloody caravan!! FFS, I have to *pay* to not watch irrelevant ads.
3:44 "The best Kangaroo jumps can take them 2 metres forward" This is at a stroll. The comfortable hopping speed for a kangaroo is about 21-26 km/h (13-16 mph), but speeds of up to 71 km/h (44 mph) can be attained over short distances, while it can sustain a speed of 40 km/h (25 mph) for nearly 2 km (1.2 mi). The faster a kangaroo hops, the less energy it consumes (up to its cruising speed). In a single jump a fleeing Kangaroo is able to cover a distance of 9 meters (almost 30 feet).
The marsupial Lion also known as Thylacoleo was super freaking cool. It had these super unique teeth and it may have had the strongest bite force of any mammal before it went extinct.
Roos wont survive on other servers... Wolves and other predators fro other continents would massacre them, leaving moose and tigers. Wth stealth and sheer power the tiger ca get that kill easy... Awesome match up would be tigerr vs panther
In 4 lines: 4:27 pogo-roo 5.40 fist on the arena: Sumo-roo Embryonic Diapause: Interesting useless fact: Ordinary mouse (and rats?) can do it. Animalogic ⭐
I love Animalogic! When growing up I was fascinated with biology, especially microbiology. I loved looking at parameciums, euglena, and other microorganisms. Might you do an episode on that?
“My deepest apologies to koalas, Crocodile Dundee and Chris Hemsworth, but the honor of most iconic Australian obviously goes to these furry marsupial cuties!” I almost thought she said “most iconic Australian animal”, and that this implied Chris Hemsworth and fictional crocodile hunters were regularly found in the wild.
"They probably won't bite." I've actually been bitten by a kangaroo. VERY painful. I was at the zoo feeding one and the roo thought my thumb was more plant matter.
Did you know that kangaroos originally evolved in areas of cold? They used their long hind legs for skiing on snow. Thanks to plate tectonics, Australia moved further north so now there is very little snow. Thus kangaroos adapted to use those long hind legs for hopping.
Hi, my ASD/Aspie teen son wanted to comment [please don't get upset, he is also an air sign and feels compelled to correct sometimes]: >>Aah! Macropods are an order not a family. And there're thirteen, not ten! There's kangaroos, wallabies, wallaroos, pademelons, tree-kangaroos, dingisos, tenkiles, dorcopsis, monjons, nabarleks, potoroos, bettongs, and quokkas.
Just FYI, I've done it in the past too, but talking about european conquerors as "human settlement" is completely tone deaf. There have been people farming this land for thousands upon thousands of years, and most kangaroo species are half domesticated. Sovereignty was never ceded by the first nations, and they are still here despite enduring unimaginable much suffering.
I wanted to ask since your drawings are incredible, but which do find easier to draw animals with or without fur? I just noticed, but the ones with fur just seem to be more well-detailed, just saying
I heard some kangaroo species have certain kind of bacteria in their mouth, which can kill them if they are hold in sub-optimal habitats? I had a short school-internship at a zoo decades ago where I heard about it 🤔
I used to ride one to school, there are special saddles so you can sit on their backs. ... ... Actually that is not true, they go into nervous shock if they are put on a leash or in small pens, which is why they can not be domesticated.
Honestly, even hinting at a joke about what happened to the Chamberlain family is in pretty poor taste. They have suffered enough, they don't need foreigners making tone-deaf jokes whenever they come here...
I approve of bouncy. And I haven't forgotten: I'm still keen on you making an episode on the giant jumping rat, since you're asking. They're also bouncy.
Thanks for sparing us from the Ozzie accent. 2020 has been a serious pain. That said -- glad that you and your team are still out in the field showing us the rest of the world! Thanks!
Wallaby - Wallaroo - Kangaroo is legit a pokemon evolutionary line
It would be a Fire starter methinks. Fire/Dark.
The other starters would be Water/Psychic and Leaf/Fighting.
A region based off of Australia would be awesome
@@camramaster fight/ground would be great for kangaroo tho
Kangaroos would be fighting dark types
Yeahhh so cool 🤩🤩😍
Everyone gangsta till a kangaroo comes at you with his kangacrew
😂
with his own mob. please.
*He's the first member, of the Kan Ga Crew HUH*
@@Dexuz *If he kicks ya, its gonna hurt*
Kangbangers
Kangaroos are the physical equivalent to the phrase "Come at me, bro!"
They consistently want allllllll the smoke and allllllll the problems
You know they listen to NBA youngboy
You mean "Come at me, mate!"
Who tf asked bro
Is what u would have said if i was a kangaroo
@@c-moon8789 to be honest, dolphins are living embodiment of look at my new beach bod, so hot with these six pack abs
Ok as an Aussie the " if this guy looks both ways before crossing the road he'll live a long life" I appreciate the joke. So true
Poor Kangaroos need to learn how to cross the road and not jump into passing cars in the last second
@@cheekoandtheman poor humans need to bug off
@an actual cockroach Lol
@@onetallpheeesh they need to, not drive?
@an actual cockroach i live in pa we got the most deer XD
Despite all the cuteness infered by this video DO NOT, and i repeat DO NOT approach a wild red Kangaroo, it most likely will not end well for you.
That goes for any animal or even insect.
@@taoist32 not sure that makes a lot of sense. By your logic, I shouldn't approach a fly because it likely won't end well for me, which is demonstrably untrue
I could take one down easily
"you´re here for one reason and one reason only"
THE MUSCL..
"the hopping :3"
oh..yeah danielle, sure
I mean, they technicly are mucles.
@@shadowsstep6188 tendons
I was really hoping she was joking. This a poorly named video.
@@jasminehouston-burns1691 also, dolphins need a lot of muscles for swimming that's the reason they are swole too
"They probably won't bite." I can assure you they absolutely can and will bite you if the mood takes them.
Maybe if it's body's in a bag and your trying to put lipstick on it!🤣
@@bennybottleface8804 bruh
I was bitten when I was 4 in a zoo feeding accident lol
@@theofficalchairmanrevoluti614 That means you'll eventually become a were-roo.
They actually show effection that way see urban rescue ranch dababy kangaroo
0:10 Emus and kangaroos, now that's what I call an Australian dynamic duo. Most Australian clip I've ever seen
Emu and Kangaroo , both on the Australian Coat of Arms .
During my visit to Australia, we took a train from Melbourne to Sydney, and we passed through an area that was being affected by the massive wildfires around then. As we rode through the orange, smoky haze, I saw some Kangaroos sprinting away - they were matching the train in speed. Those guys can REALLY bounce when in a hurry...! Poor things were probably in a panic, but it was amazing to watch them just careen forward like that.
Try being in your car and having 40 of them bounce out of the bushes at ya! You be crapping ya pants mate.
I like how their heads go way back when they start fighting lol
"get off me!!"
"No you get off me!!"
The guy who punched a kangaroo to save his dog is a mad lad
Kim Jong-un From the glorious leader himself
Just so you know I'm a huge fan
@Aussie Chunda shut up
@@seanmatthewking ?
Poor kangaroos theyre habitat gets invaded by dogs and humans and they get punched by them 😢
Suggestion for the visual editor: when you describe their family and phylogeny, it would be helpful to have a tree on the screen to best visualize where they fit into the tree of life and how these taxanomic terms apply. It really helps those cladistic names stick into memory
Oh lighten up ya twit😆
@@bennybottleface8804 No need to be rude they were just trying to help.
I prefer they post the correct distance they can jump. She says they can jump higher than they can leap horizontally. That's incredibly inaccurate.
As a Greek, I have to state that macropod precisely means "long legs"
Pretty accurate name then!
Maybe its ancient greek
@@redhidinghood9337 Ancient and modern Greek are pretty much identical in things like that ;)
@@georgevyzas8526 oh ok
If u dissect the word its obvious
"very few mammals would be able to survive in that environment, let alone thrive in it" save for Australia's feral camel population.
when we got more camels than the middle east :S
@@duvmangg2101 Like south America's Hippoes?
Oh yeah... I almost forgot about the 65 camels who broke into my backyard.
@@chanbricks4461 well except that they weren't from a drug lord's private zoo, yes.
@@duvmangg2101 well, had, anyways. There's been a few massive culls lately
I remember seeing this picture of a kangaroo that went viral. That roo was jacked.
He was. His name was Roger
He’s dead now though... :(
RIP Roger. May he have all the buckets in Heaven to smash.
@@APerson-bn6cu too many roids 😢
@@seanmatthewking nah, he just got old. But man, was he swol.
Roos are essentially Australian deer. They exercise the exact same ecological niche, and they even move in a similar manner and have similar seasonal behaviors. Crazy cool.
or rabbit/hare
Except unlike a deer they got arms like a body builder 😂😂
Danielle: "look! I'm on a cool island with kangaroos!"
All of us, who have been forced to stay inside for the past 8 months:
Is she quarantined there? Maybe she filmed this before covid but either way she's super lucky☺
@@oliviagreen7423 No covid in Tasmania, plus borders to many other states have opened - Australia is nearly covid-free.
This was filmed at the start of Covid. The team actually had to cut their Australia trip short. The shoot was supposed to take place over 4 weeks, and they only had 2. They had been planning this trip for the better part of a year.
@@jimpitts5015 Yeah that makes sense. People out here thinking youtubers record things like a few dys previous all the time lol
@@oliviagreen7423 The Animalogic team had a bunch of shoots planned around the world for this season. Buuuut, that just isn't possible anymore. Luckily being trapped in Canada isn't too bad if you're looking to talk about nature :)
Think of the strongest person you know and times that by 5 and you would have a male kangeroo
I'll still fight one 😎
Me an Australian with a golf club:
*OI YOU WO'N SOME??*
Kangaroo: Gangsta
Greig Tonkins: U Wot M8?
Ur profile picture killed me lol
What about André the Giant?
I never realized they ate like cattle, having to re chew their food. I love how their breathing is synced with jumping, allowing them to travel far without fatigue or losing breath. VERY cool animals.
BTW -Do Dingoes Really eat babies?
I'm so glad you ruminated upon that subject Rastafari Tucson Arizona Sonoran Desert yes I keep on keeping on Africa one love one people one planet one destiny
3:19
It says "yummy nitrients" on screen lmfao
nitrients
"Ymummy nitrients"* something went really worng there
Mmm nitrients
Mmmm, mummy nitrates.
It looks like they don't care about spending more time and pay attention to details when editing: beside of the double mistake, the image didn't last longer than half a second.
More haste, less speed.
"Australians consider them pests"
me: pets?
As an Australian, I can confirm that we keep kangaroos as pets.
I had 2 when I was growing up as well 💜
@@APerson-bn6cu knowing of the Australian sense of humor, I am forced to question the veritability of this claim.
@@devinm.6149 oh no, it’s all true. **sweating intensifies**
pets... until they grow old enough to start punching and kicking people?
I’m happy Danielle is still hosting AL.
"you here for the hopping"....."i´m here for the death matches"
lol, love the mood
3:35 2 metres is actually the smallest distance kengaroo is starting to jump for. For smaller distances it uses all 4 paws. And while running its jumps rich 7-9 meters easily.
The Roos are the Chads of animal kingdom.
dolphins are Chads of sea animals
The white wallaby almost doesn’t look real lol, like something out of Never Ending Story.
_"I've gotta say, this is the first time I've interacted with a mammal that's also bipedal. . . aside from humans of course."_
Drat you should've ommited that last sentence so that I'd be able to post SAAAAAME.
I’ll never forget the protocol of one gets your dog in a headlock
Yeah, said protocol just stops them in their tracks. Makes me wonder if it's taught in Australian schools.
As a non-Aussie, I have to ask: What IS the protocol?
@@Chaos89P yes we are taught to punch them in the nose because its the most sensitive part. Did you see the pro surfer with the shark? Same deal its a genuine thing we are taight
“Despite their tiny size and general uselessness” mood
Not naming this video 'Ripped Bouncer' was such a miss
Watching UA-cam on a phone these days is impossible the ads gets longer and longer wtf
I feel you're pain. I thought it was just me.
I hate these ads that you can't skip. They're all irrelevant!! I won't buy the Google "Home funkifier", or get Apple TV or Chromebook, or a bloody caravan!! FFS, I have to *pay* to not watch irrelevant ads.
try vanced youtube, it works great without ads
bitchute for the win!!
3:44 "The best Kangaroo jumps can take them 2 metres forward" This is at a stroll.
The comfortable hopping speed for a kangaroo is about 21-26 km/h (13-16 mph), but speeds of up to 71 km/h (44 mph) can be attained over short distances, while it can sustain a speed of 40 km/h (25 mph) for nearly 2 km (1.2 mi). The faster a kangaroo hops, the less energy it consumes (up to its cruising speed). In a single jump a fleeing Kangaroo is able to cover a distance of 9 meters (almost 30 feet).
if that's impressive to you, dolphin can swim at speed of up to 75 km/h
The thumbnail promised swolness and I'm glad it delivered.
7:23 to 7:24 melted my heart when the roo put its paw on her hand🦘❤️😭
Now we need an episode on the Hemsworth family. Such handsome people CAN NOT be mere humans.
You can definitely tell this lady has a clear understanding of “kangaroo etiquette” by the way she stoops over when interacting with them.
The jumpy fluffy boo : 3
I genuinely need to snuggle the heck out of a kangaroo. I know i will die. It's okay, I've accepted that.
Hey Danielle, can you do an episode on the hooded pitohui, it is one unique bird that I would love to see a video on!
Ooo yes! C'mon poison bird!
Wallabys are super adorable. Giant Red kangaroos look like the guy that gets called to collect debt money 💰💵
I wanne know more abou that Marsupial lion creature, though!
And yeah, kangaroos are hella cool :-))
The marsupial Lion also known as Thylacoleo was super freaking cool. It had these super unique teeth and it may have had the strongest bite force of any mammal before it went extinct.
@Nathaneal Freligh Yeah. The Thylocine was pretty cool, but Thylacoleo was insane
@Nathaneal Freligh there were loads of crazy marsupials even giant migratory wombats and upsized versions of Komodo dragons
@Nathaneal Freligh yea i know
Just imagine that a kangaroo will be more buff than you will be in your entire life. Think about that
and imagine that a dolphin will be even more buff than that
Tigers: Absolute Units
Moose Are Absolute Units
Kangaroos Are Absolute Units
Okay so which one is the most absolute ?
Chad the Lacrosse player
Roos wont survive on other servers... Wolves and other predators fro other continents would massacre them, leaving moose and tigers. Wth stealth and sheer power the tiger ca get that kill easy... Awesome match up would be tigerr vs panther
None of them. The most absolute unit is the Honey Badger.
@@BijinMCMXC honey badger vs jaguar
@@BijinMCMXC Honey badger would not meet the definition...
Fun fact: Kangaroos can jump higher than an avreage house, mostly because houses can't jump.
wallabies and pademelons and dorcopsis are also found in New Guinea, right above Australia
This was a great video! Kangaroos are the mascot of my martial arts school!
ROCKOS MODERN LIFE he's a wallaby
Garbage day is a very dangerous day...
I miss that show, grew up watching it in the 90s
do you think he might have been a Rock Wallaby
He was white too, if I remember correctly. They killed all the best cartoons. What a shame.
In 4 lines:
4:27 pogo-roo
5.40 fist on the arena: Sumo-roo
Embryonic Diapause: Interesting useless fact: Ordinary mouse (and rats?) can do it.
Animalogic ⭐
2:59 'Luckily their molars are strong enough to crush up plant matter, like cows and other ruminants.' Weird pauses that make me go what!?
5:40 It ain’t Nat Geo if I’m not getting flashed by animal balls in HD
The next Australian animal you should talk about is the wedge tailed eagle.
Diogenes would have a field day if he knew Kangaroos existed
She say's we're here for the hopping.
Com'on I'm here for the boxing and kicking hahahah...
I love Animalogic! When growing up I was fascinated with biology, especially microbiology. I loved looking at parameciums, euglena, and other microorganisms. Might you do an episode on that?
My dinners would be so boring without this 😁 Thanks, Danielle!
“My deepest apologies to koalas, Crocodile Dundee and Chris Hemsworth, but the honor of most iconic Australian obviously goes to these furry marsupial cuties!”
I almost thought she said “most iconic Australian animal”, and that this implied Chris Hemsworth and fictional crocodile hunters were regularly found in the wild.
People are animals so that statement would still be correct.
Do a vid on giraffes?
"Your here for one reason only...the hopping!"
"You don't know me!!.......well.....yeaaa, I guess I am lol"
I had never heard of wallaroos!
"They probably won't bite."
I've actually been bitten by a kangaroo. VERY painful. I was at the zoo feeding one and the roo thought my thumb was more plant matter.
Did you know that kangaroos originally evolved in areas of cold? They used their long hind legs for skiing on snow. Thanks to plate tectonics, Australia moved further north so now there is very little snow. Thus kangaroos adapted to use those long hind legs for hopping.
There are a LOT of areas in Australia that get deep snow and kangaroos do not manage it well. However other common animals like wombats thrive in it.
Hi, my ASD/Aspie teen son wanted to comment [please don't get upset, he is also an air sign and feels compelled to correct sometimes]: >>Aah! Macropods are an order not a family. And there're thirteen, not ten! There's kangaroos, wallabies, wallaroos, pademelons, tree-kangaroos, dingisos, tenkiles, dorcopsis, monjons, nabarleks, potoroos, bettongs, and quokkas.
Just FYI, I've done it in the past too, but talking about european conquerors as "human settlement" is completely tone deaf. There have been people farming this land for thousands upon thousands of years, and most kangaroo species are half domesticated. Sovereignty was never ceded by the first nations, and they are still here despite enduring unimaginable much suffering.
They say if you get lost in the bush follow a kangeroo because they always find a road.
I'm Aussie, I love kangaroos, but if you're not vegetarian, they're actually quite delicious 👍🏻👍🏻
My daughter Ruby says you should talk about birds next.
"I will send my condolences to your kangaroo wife."
If Game of Thrones had been filmed in Australia Jon Snow could have been The White Wallaby.
I wanted to ask since your drawings are incredible, but which do find easier to draw animals with or without fur? I just noticed, but the ones with fur just seem to be more well-detailed, just saying
Please make a video on comb jellies or sponges. I dont find much information on comb jellies especially.
I heard some kangaroo species have certain kind of bacteria in their mouth, which can kill them if they are hold in sub-optimal habitats?
I had a short school-internship at a zoo decades ago where I heard about it 🤔
Did you know that kangaroos can actually jump higher than your house?
Anybody can jump higher than your house. Houses can't jump.
I love your videos! You do a fantastic job educating, and your humor is on point lol. Thank you for sharing your time!
Danielle is intelligent articulate & a wildlife advocate...in my eyes thats super 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
1:21 As a greek I can safely say it translates to longfoot... bigfoot would have been "megalopod"
Greek geek?👍👍😀🇦🇺🇦🇺
Danielle talking to the mama kangaroo is p r e c i o u s
Question for Australians: Do you ride in kangaroo pouches when you travel?
Kangaroos would be the best babysitters ever
I used to ride one to school, there are special saddles so you can sit on their backs. ...
... Actually that is not true, they go into nervous shock if they are put on a leash or in small pens, which is why they can not be domesticated.
Of course! Only when you're a small child, obviously.
The Blanket Octopus seems very interesting.
Why are there wallaroos, but no kangabies?
Do you know the correct pronunciation of "toolache"?
Totally they are! My father was a kangaroo, wanna box about it? 😁 They are so cute... when they're friendly!
I wanna make a clever reference to Rocko's Modern Life but I can't think of anything.
2:50. "Just this one time 12, for Roo"
@Avalie I had just finished watching it before I saw this 😢
Honestly, even hinting at a joke about what happened to the Chamberlain family is in pretty poor taste. They have suffered enough, they don't need foreigners making tone-deaf jokes whenever they come here...
Finally a mammal with a third leg comparable to mine 😎
Kangaroos Are Absolute Units: Is this the sequel to Kangaroo Jack?
Only real ones know
ok spammer
@@wdwfanatic1394 ALSO Dolphins Are Absolute Units
Oh, I see why they called Tasmanian Devil. Those cry are super creepy.
0:17: its as if a million danger dolan fans screamed out in agony and then where silenced.
If it’s kicking the snot out of you, it’s a kangaroo
Kangaroos are my favorite animal. If I were to have a "weird" animal as a pet it would be a kangaroo
Joey's are often kept as pets while they grow in aus, usaully if the mum is killed by hunters or road accidents and such.
Platypus all the way
@@BLOODKINGbro if I wanted to have a weird pet, that would probably be an otter or a seal
The eye at 0:26 was really well drawn
I approve of bouncy.
And I haven't forgotten: I'm still keen on you making an episode on the giant jumping rat, since you're asking. They're also bouncy.
That one at the end "Turn off the camera i gotta scratch my butt"
Thanks for sparing us from the Ozzie accent. 2020 has been a serious pain. That said -- glad that you and your team are still out in the field showing us the rest of the world!
Thanks!
10:04
*"tf you looking at you want a piece of me eh?"*
There is that one guy who punched a Kangaroo and the marsupial was surprised that it happened.
A real life pokemon right there. Wallaby! Wallaroo! Final form is Kangaroo!
Love this Aussie Animals
1:01 me interacting before morning coffee
4:07
What's On Your Shoulder
I Know You Will Rarely Answer But Maybe Someone Else Can Reply!!
It looks like a band aid honestly
It looks like something for diabetes I think.
looks like a nicotine patch idk
Its an wearable insulin pump. Specifically it looks like the omnipod.
It's an insulin pump.
1:49 People who is 2m tall: well I guess kangaroos are a myth.
Procoptodon: hold my beer.