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Canadianimals
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Добавлен 3 апр 2022
Candianimals is a short-form web series celebrating Canadian wilderness and wildlife.
I post here, on TikTok and on Instagram @canadianimals. If you'd like to support the channel you can find me at patreon.com/canadianimals.
I post here, on TikTok and on Instagram @canadianimals. If you'd like to support the channel you can find me at patreon.com/canadianimals.
East Coast - One Of The Rarest Canadian Animals Under Your Feet
Burntcoat Head is a perfect place to explore the Bay of Fundy’s exposed ocean floor at low tide, and see one of its most striking geological features: sweeping red mudstone and sandstone that formed 200 million years ago. It’s also hiding one of Canada’s rarest animals, tucked into tiny almost invisible holes in the rock. Today we learn all about them, their unique evolution, and what a knife edge they’re living on.
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East Coast - Everything About A Sea Star is Bizarre
Просмотров 14219 часов назад
It took way more effort than I initially expected, but at long last I found one of the most iconic creatures of the Atlantic coast: a sea star, or starfish. They’re a common, prolific species, but they - among their relatives the echinoderms - are anything but ordinary. Today we’re going to see exactly how strange sea stars are by focusing in on just one little bit of them: their incredible tub...
East Coast - Purple Worth More Than Gold
Просмотров 8914 дней назад
Today we continue to explore the maritime intertidal. It’s a vibrants spectrum of animals, plants and, particularly relevant for us, colours. Because we’re going to use clutches of pink eggs and a bright orange whelk to find out how purple can be worth more than gold. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to keep...
East Coast - The Intertidal
Просмотров 5714 дней назад
Welcome to the intertidal! That ever-changing, vibrant, life-filled strip between the high and low tide lines. For the next few weeks we’re going to be picking our way across both the Bay of Fundy’s expansive tidal flats and Nova Scotia’s rocky shores to explore the fascinating aspects of this ecosystem and meet some of the creatures who call it home. If you like this series and want to support...
East Coast - Intro
Просмотров 1728 дней назад
Today we are embarking on a new and exciting journey to Canada’s east coast. From the tidal flats and red sandstone of the Bay of Fundy to the rocky granite shores of Nova Scotia to the highland cliffs of Cape Breton, we’ll be exploring the diverse maritime coastal environments and of course the plants and animals who call them home. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to...
Snapping Turtles Are Impossible - Update!
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
In honour of 50 Canadianimals videos, this is a brand new update of one of our most popular episodes, with new footage and narration. In it, we discover the wild, borderline impossible numbers around snapping turtle births and deaths to see exactly how ‘timeless’ these prehistoric relics are, and how fragile that makes them today. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to pa...
Why Have Geese Stopped Migrating?
Просмотров 351Месяц назад
To finish up this four-part series, we’re going to look at the poster-birds for migration: Canada Geese, who’s V-formations as they fly south are an iconic autumn sight. So the big question is: why can you still see these ‘iconic migrators’ staying put in the dead of winter? Why have the poster-birds for migration stopped migrating? If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to ...
Why Don't Cardinals Migrate?
Просмотров 53Месяц назад
For the last two videos, we’ve been focused on birds who migrate long distances every year: how they do it, and why they do it. This week, we turn our attention to the birds who don’t, like the Northern Cardinal. How do they survive the harsh winters that drives other birds thousands of kilometres south, and why do they choose to stay when so many others go? If you like this series and want to ...
Why Do Birds Migrate?
Просмотров 332 месяца назад
Last time we asked HOW birds manage the biological miracle of migration. Now that we’ve wrapped our heads around that, the next question is… why? Why do birds make this incredible trip south every fall and, maybe more importantly, if everything is so much better for them down there… why do they come back every year? If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canad...
How Do Birds Migrate?
Просмотров 882 месяца назад
Happy Canada Day… week! And we’re back! With the start of a new series. We can sometimes take bird migration for granted, but it’s a pretty remarkable feat, and one we’ll be exploring over the next four weeks. To start us off, a simple question: how exactly do they do it? If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to ...
Everything But The Birds
Просмотров 71Год назад
To finish off this series on Point Pelee, we’re taking a wild swing to look at everything but its most famous wildlife. Spring migration brings countless birds - and birders, but there’s so much more to discover at Point Pelee. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to keep it going. TRANSCRIPT: As we come to the ...
Birding 2.0
Просмотров 19Год назад
Birding is in the midst of a revolution. Smartphone technology has brought powerful new tools for birders across the globe to help identify species and connect to a larger community. But it’s also allowed for public data gathering at a massive scale. And both scientists and the birds are benefitting from it. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals...
A Brief History of Birding
Просмотров 21Год назад
Birding is more popular than ever at places like Point Pelee. In this episode we trace its history back to the days when we hunted birds indiscriminately and see how that tide changed over the course of a century with some very unlikely help. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to keep it going. TRANSCRIPT: We ...
Why Is Point Pelee So Famous?
Просмотров 52Год назад
Every spring Point Pelee hosts an absolutely absurd number of birds, to the point where people travel from all over the world to experience it. So today we as: why is that? Why do all these birds gather here? If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to keep it going. TRANSCRIPT: Last time we learned about how Point ...
The Origins of Point Pelee
Просмотров 372Год назад
We’re kicking off a five-part series about Point Pelee, a world-renowned birding destination. Today we’ll learn how it formed in the first place and find out how it just barely survived to become the thriving national park it is today. If you like this series and want to support it, you can go to patreon.com/canadianimals and throw me a few bucks a month to keep it going. TRANSCRIPT: There’s so...
Why Are There So Many Black Squirrels In Toronto?
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
Why Are There So Many Black Squirrels In Toronto?
Alberta: More Stories I Wish I Could Tell
Просмотров 84Год назад
Alberta: More Stories I Wish I Could Tell
The Impossible Pictographs of Grotto Creek Canyon
Просмотров 54Год назад
The Impossible Pictographs of Grotto Creek Canyon
These are insanely enjoyable to watch
This channel is absolutely brilliant, binging all your videos right now. Please keep going!
Thank you so much!!
This is amazing !!
why did i pronounce your name as canadian instead of canadian
I was on a fishing trip about 1 hour flight north of Kenora, Winnipeg, and saw a snapping turtle in one of the lakes we were fishing, It might have been 18 inches or so long, and very moss covered. I didn't think they made it that far north.....
Im from the future letting you know that black squerriles are a little overaggressive against younger squeirrles that younger squeirrles are trying to stay at that tree house F Y I no we dont own a tree house it a leaves bush igloo and the black squerils attacks it the home base of where the live peacfully as they try. The only good news is that i scared the black squeril before it killed another one. That all to say also good vid
Welp, I have a common snapper-Mom’s pond got deleted and baby wandered into a horse barn. So now she lives with me ❤
yep very long necks,I have a 23 yro red eared slider,a 2 yro mud turtle,a 9 yro sulcata and a 1 year old redfoot tortoise,I CRIED through this whole video😭😭😭😭 and I thought 1/10,000 sea turtles was awful,it's very sad,not enough ppl care about turtles &tortoises😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤🐢
Wow
What😂❤
Brilliant
Thanks! Tons of Black Squirrels in Detroit and Niagara Falls but don't see them in Buffalo yet. I was wondering if it had something to do with being better seen by drivers on a road.
1st L hopefully they will be back exist again. tgahnk you for sharing the video
2nd L so cute animal . thank you for sharing a great video
I love this channel
Incredible birdies
I really enjoyed and appreciated this content. Keep it up, thank you for sharing this knowledge! ❤
*PromoSM* 😄
And Buffalo Nickles??? What's with that?
THATS BAD
I LOVE CANADA
I LOVE ALBERTA😍
I LOVE ALBERTA
They are disgusting.😢