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Are there pumas in the Northwest Territories?

They are so beautiful and fun to watch! Amazing lil creatures! I am in awe of them. Gods creation ! ❤

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The birds with black-tipped bills are Common Terns (Sterna hirundo).

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What a gorgeous little animal. I hope they can be saved. Aussie ark is saving a lot of endangered animals.

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Perceived threats to livestock ? Captain Obvious has concluded that they are definitely a threat to livestock .

Really evolution? Amazing that you can't see God in the extraordinary!

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Sorry, the octopus was created. No evolution, please. Even the kids nowadays don’t buy into it.

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Gorgeous mammals So sad they are being trapped for their fur. Some are on the extinct list . We must try to save them from trap lines and poachers .

Beautiful mammals. I hope they survive all the toxins in the waters.

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I pray that you can save this beautiful animal. I wish i was there to help you.

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They love eating huge tarantulas and scorpions so thank them for that! 🙏🕷️🦂🦗

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What about the wood Bison? Not long ago was discovered in Northern Canada and is now has a breeding population that was released in Alaska?

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They are almost magically adorable! Thank you for being here and teaching us about todays life around us!

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Very unusual animals. I have always been fascinated by these guys. Captivating and informative video👍

Dragonflies are fascinating prehistoric creatures. Loved your informative presentation👍

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I’m the slowest mammal on Earth.

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Called by 100 names, more than any other animal. Everyone seems to have wanted to claim this animal with a name of their own. Check out the mountain lion on my channel. She showed up on my mountain patio this month. I told her to go back to the nearby state park as she’s in danger from man even at 7,000 ft elevation. It only takes one person fearing her presence and a bullet. She sat for many minutes just looking out over the cliff area behind my property. What a beauty.

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Rhinos are hoofed mammals that constitute the family Rhinocerotidae, there are only five extant species within four genera and two subfamilies, rhinos are currently native to both Africa and Asia Taxonomy: • Family: Rhinocerotidae (Rhinos) •• Subfamily: Rhinocerotinae (Modern One-Horned Rhinos) ••• Tribe: Rhinocerotini (Asiatic One-Horned Rhinos) •••• Genus: Rhinoceros (South Asian One-Horned Rhinos) ••••• Species: Rhinoceros unicornis (Indian Rhino) ••••• Species: Rhinoceros sondaicus (Southeast Asian Rhino) •• Subfamily: Dicerotinae (Two-Horned Rhinos) ••• Tribe: Dicerorhinini (Modern Eurasian Two-Horned Rhinos) •••• Genus: Dicerorhinus (South Asian Two-Horned Rhinos) ••••• Species: Dicerorhinus sumatrensis (Hairy Rhino) ••• Tribe: Dicerotini (African Two-Horned Rhinos) •••• Genus: Ceratotherium (White Rhino Lineage) ••••• Species: Ceratotherium simum (White Rhino) •••• Genus: Diceros (Black Rhino Lineage) ••••• Species: Diceros bicornis (Black Rhino)

Elephants are placental mammals that constitute the family Elephantidae, they are the sole extant family of the order Proboscidea, which includes a vast majority of prehistoric species fairly similar to elephants, there are over eight extant species under two genera: the African Bush Elephant (Loxodonta africana), the African Forest Elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis), the Indian Elephant (Elephas indicus), the Sri Lanka Elephant (Elephas maximus), the Bangladeshi Elephant (Elephas bangladeshiensis), the Indochinese Elephant (Elephas vietnamensis), the Sumatran Elephant (Elephas sumatrensis), and the Bornean Elephant (Elephas borneensis).

Donkeys, also known as asses or burros are odd-toed hoofed mammals that constitute the subgenus Asinus of the Equus genus, the sole extant genus of the family Equidae, there are three extant species of donkey: the Kiang (Equus (Asinus) kiang), the Onager (Equus (Asinus) hemionus), and the Perdjie (Equus (Asinus) africanus (cladistically including the Domestic Donkey (Equus (Asinus) africanus domesticus))).

The Leopard (Panthera pardus), also known as the panther is a large cat currently native to Africa and Asia, it is the fourth largest living cat species and is one of the only two extant species of the genus Panthera, the other being the Lion (Panthera leo), the leopard originated exclusively from Africa and has only four valid subspecies, the most basal of the four leopard subspecies is the African Leopard (Panthera pardus pardus), then followed by the South Asian Leopard (Panthera pardus fusca), with the most recent split being between the North Asian Leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis) and the †European Leopard (Panthera pardus spelaea).

Eagles are birds of prey that constitute the family Aquilidae, they are native everywhere except for Antarctica, living eagle species range in size from the great nicobar snake eagle to the steller's sea eagle, there are over seventy extant species within thirty-six genera, nine tribes, and three subfamilies Taxonomy: • Family: Aquilidae (Eagles) •• Subfamily: Circaetinae (Snake Eagles) ••• Tribe: Spilornithini (Eastern Snake Eagles) •••• Genus: Spilornis (Crested Snake Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Spilornis cheela (Crested Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Spilornis elgini (Andaman Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Spilornis klossi (Great Nicobar Snake Eagle) •••• Genus: Ornithoraptor (Philippine Snake Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Ornithoraptor kinabaluensis (Mountain Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Ornithoraptor holospilus (Philippine Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Ornithoraptor rufipectus (Sulawesi Snake Eagle) ••• Tribe: Circaetini (Western Snake Eagles) •••• Genus: Circaetus (Short-Toed Snake Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Circaetus gallicus (Short-Toed Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Circaetus pectoralis (Black-Crested Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Circaetus beaudouini (Beaudoun's Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Circaetus cinereus (Brown Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Circaetus fasciolatus (Southern Banded Snake Eagle) ••••• Species: Circaetus cinerascens (Western Banded Snake Eagle) •••• Genus: Terathopius (Bateleur Lineage) ••••• Species: Terathopius ecaudatus (Bateleur) •••• Genus: Dryotriorchis (Congo Snake Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Dryotriorchis spectabilis (Congo Snake Eagle) •••• Genus: Eutriorchis (Malagasy Snake Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Eutriorchis astur (Malagasy Snake Eagle) •• Subfamily: Harpiinae (Tufted Eagles) ••• Tribe: Pithecophagini (Philippine Eagle and Relatives) •••• Genus: Sondaicotriorchis (Javan Hobby-Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Sondaicotriorchis bartelsi (Javan Hobby-Eagle) •••• Genus: Pithecophaga (Philippine Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Pithecophaga jefferyi (Philippine Eagle) •••• Genus: Harpyopsis (New Guinea Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Harpyopsis novaeguineae (New Guinea Eagle) ••• Tribe: Polemaetini (Martial Eagle, Crowned Eagles, and Relatives) •••• Genus: Nisastur (Kestrel-Eagles) ••••• Species: Nisastur nanus (Wallace's Kestrel-Eagle) ••••• Species: Nisastur alboniger (Blyth's Kestrel-Eagle) ••••• Species: Nisastur pinskeri (South Philippine Kestrel-Eagle) ••••• Species: Nisastur philippensis (North Philippine Kestrel-Eagle) ••••• Species: Nisastur lanceolatus (Sulawesi Kestrel-Eagle) •••• Genus: Lophohierax (Falconet-Eagles) ••••• Species: Lophohierax cirrhatus (Changeable Falconet-Eagle) ••••• Species: Lophohierax floris (Flores Falconet-Eagle) •••• Genus: Nisaetus (Falcon-Eagles) ••••• Species: Nisaetus nipalensis (Mountain Falcon-Eagle) ••••• Species: Nisaetus kelaarti (Legge's Falcon-Eagle) •••• Genus: Lophaetus (Long-Crested Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Lophaetus occipitalis (Long-Crested Eagle) •••• Genus: Polemaetus (Martial Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Polemaetus bellicosus (Martial Eagle) •••• Genus: Stephanoaetus (Crowned Eagles) ••••• Species: Stephanoaetus coronatus (Mainland Crowned Eagle) ••• Tribe: Harpiini (New World Tufted Eagles) •••• Genus: Oroaetus (Black-and-Chestnut Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Oroaetus isidori (Black-and-Chestnut Eagle) •••• Genus: Spizastur (Black-and-White Kite-Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Spizastur melanoleucus (Black-and-White Kite-Eagle) •••• Genus: Spizaetus (Hawk-Eagles) ••••• Species: Spizaetus ornatus (Ornate Hawk-Eagle) ••••• Species: Spizaetus tyrannus (Black Hawk-Eagle) •••• Genus: Harpyhaliaetus (Chaco and Solitary Eagles) ••••• Species: Harpyhaliaetus solitarius (Solitary Eagle) ••••• Species: Harpyhaliaetus coronatus (Chaco Eagle) •••• Genus: Morphnus (Crested Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Morphnus guianensis (Crested Eagle) •••• Genus: Harpia (Harpy Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Harpia harpyja (Harpy Eagle) •• Subfamily: Aquilinae (True Eagles) ••• Tribe: Hieraaetini (Booted Eagle and Relatives) •••• Genus: Hieraaetus (Booted Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Hieraaetus pennatus (Booted Eagle) •••• Genus: Pseudobuteo (Bonelli's Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Psuedobuteo fasciatus (Bonelli's Eagle) •••• Genus: Cassinaetus (Cassin's Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Cassinaetus africanus (Cassin's Eagle) ••• Tribe: Aquilini (Common Eagles, Imperial Eagles, and Relatives) •••• Genus: Archoraptor (Imperial Eagles) ••••• Species: Archoraptor heliacus (Eastern Imperial Eagle) ••••• Species: Archoraptor adalberti (Iberian Imperial Eagle) •••• Genus: Aquila (Common Eagles) ••••• Species: Aquila chrysaetos (Golden Eagle) ••••• Species: Aquila nipalensis (Steppe Eagle) ••••• Species: Aquila rapax (Tawny Eagle) •••• Genus: Lophotriorchis (Rufous-Bellied Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Lophotriorchis kienerii (Rufous-Bellied Eagle) •••• Genus: Ammaetus (Wahlberg's and Ayres's Eagles) ••••• Species: Ammaetus wahlbergi (Walhberg's Eagle) ••••• Species: Ammaetus ayresii (Ayre's Eagle) •••• Genus: Geranoaetus (Black-Chested Buzzard-Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Geranoaetus melanoleucus (Black-Chested Buzzard-Eagle) ••• Tribe: Haliaeetini (Sea Eagles, Spotted Eagles, and Relatives) •••• Genus: Ictinaetus (Black Eagles) ••••• Species: Ictinaetus malaiensis (Indian Black Eagle) ••••• Species: Ictinaetus verreauxii (African Black Eagle) •••• Genus: Gigantokestrellus (Spot-Breasted Eagle Lineage) ••••• Species: Gigantokestrellus spilogaster (Spot-Breasted Eagle) •••• Genus: Clanga (Spotted Eagles) ••••• Species: Clanga hastata (Indian Spotted Eagle) ••••• Species: Clanga pomarina (Lesser Spotted Eagle) ••••• Species: Clanga clanga (Greater Spotted Eagle) •••• Genus: Ichthyophaga (Fish Eagles) ••••• Species: Ichthyophaga leucoryphra (Pallas's Fish Eagle) ••••• Species: Ichthyophaga humilis (Lesser Fish Eagle) ••••• Species: Ichthyophaga ichthyaetus (Grey-Headed Fish Eagle) ••••• Species: Ichthyophaga vocifer (Mainland African Fish Eagle) ••••• Species: Ichthyophaga vociferoides (Malagasy Fish Eagle) •••• Genus: Haliaeetus (Sea Eagles) ••••• Species: Haliaeetus leucogaster (White-Bellied Sea Eagle) ••••• Species: Haliaeetus sanfordi (Solomon Eagle) ••••• Species: Haliaeetus albicilla (White-Tailed Sea Eagle) ••••• Species: Haliaeetus pelagicus (Steller's Sea Eagle) ••••• Species: Haliaeetus leucocephalus (Bald Eagle) ••• Tribe: Gigantotriorchidini (Oceanian Eagles) •••• Genus: Australotriorchis (Little Eagle and Pygmy Eagle) ••••• Species: Australotriorchis weiskei (Pygmy Eagle) ••••• Species: Australotriorchis morphnoides (Little Eagle) •••• Genus: Gigantotriorchis (Wedge-Tailed Eagle and Gurney's Eagle) ••••• Species: Gigantotriorchis gurneyi (Gurney's Eagle) ••••• Species: Gigantotriorchis audax (Wedge-Tailed Eagle)

The Tiger (Uncia tigris) is a large cat native to Asia, it is known for being the largest cat species alive today, it is one of the only two extant species of the genus Uncia, the other is the Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia), the tiger originated from Western Asia and there are twelve recognized subspecies of tiger, because the tiger originated from Western Asia, the most basal known tiger subspecies is the †Caspian Tiger (Uncia tigris virgata), then followed by the Bengal Tiger (Uncia tigris tigris), with the most recent split being between two clades, the Uncia tigris altaica group, known as the North Asian tigers containing three subspecies: the South China Tiger (Uncia tigris amoyensis), the †Wanhsien Tiger (Uncia tigris acutidens), and the Siberian Tiger (Uncia tigris altaica) and the Uncia tigris sondaica group, known as the Southeast Asian tigers containing seven subspecies: the Indochinese Tiger (Uncia tigris corbetti), the Malayan Tiger (Uncia tigris jacksoni), the Sumatran Tiger (Uncia tigris sumatrae), the †Ngandong Tiger (Uncia tigris soloensis), the †Javan Tiger (Uncia tigris sondaica), the †Trinil Tiger (Uncia tigris trinilensis), and the †Bali Tiger (Uncia tigris balica).

The Lion (Panthera leo) is a big cat native to both Africa and Asia, it is one of the only two surviving species of the genus Panthera, the other being the Leopard (Panthera pardus), it is also known for being the second largest cat species in the world alive today, there are twelve recognized subspecies of lion, only seven of which are alive today, the most basal of the twelve lion subspecies is the †European Lion (Panthera leo fossilis), then followed by the split between two clades, the Panthera leo persica group or asiatic lions with two recognized subspecies being the Indian Lion (Panthera leo persica) and the †Sri Lanka Lion (Panthera leo sinhaleyus) and the Panthera leo leo group or african lions, with nine recognized subspecies being the †Egyptian Lion (Panthera leo aegyptiaca), the †Barbary Lion (Panthera leo leo), the West African Lion (Panthera leo senegalensis), the Congo Lion (Panthera leo azandica), the Nubian Lion (Panthera leo nubica), the Ethiopian Lion (Panthera leo roosevelti), the Katanga Lion (Panthera leo bleyenberghi), the Transvaal Lion (Panthera leo krugeri), and the †Cape Lion (Panthera leo melanochaita).

Whales are placental mammals that constitute the order Cetacea, there are over 102 extant species within fourteen families, seven superfamilies, four infraorders and two suborders, living whale species range in size from the vaquita to the blue whale, most whales are oceanic, the only exclusively freshwater whales are the river dolphins, the fourteen extant families of whales are Eschrichtiidae (Grey Whale), Cetotheriidae (Pygmy Right Whale), Balaenidae (Bowhead Whale), Eubalaenidae (Right Whales), Balaenopteridae (Rorquals), Ziphiidae (Beaked Whales), Kogiidae (Pygmy and Dwarf Sperm Whales), Physeteridae (Sperm Whale), Orcinidae (Blackfish), Monodontidae (Narwhal and Beluga), Phocoenidae (Porpoises), Delphinidae (Dolphins), Iniidae (New World River Dolphins), and Platanistidae (Old World River Dolphins), the seven extant whale superfamilies are Cetotherioidea (Pygmy Right Whale and Grey Whale), Balaenoidea (Bowhead Whale and Right Whales), Balaenopteroidea (Rorquals and Fossil Relatives), Ziphioidea (Beaked Whales and Fossil Relatives), Physeteroidea (Spermaceti-Organed Whales), Delphinoidea (Oceanic Lesser Toothed Whales), and Platanistoidea (River Dolphins), the four infraorders of whales are Balaenicephalia (Suction-Feeding Baleen Whales), Balaenopterocephalia (Ram-Feeding Baleen Whales), Physeterimorpha (Great Toothed Whales), and Delphinomorpha (Lesser Toothed Whales), and the two suborders of whales are Mysticeti (Baleen Whales) and Odontoceti (Toothed Whales) List of whale families: 1) Eschrichtiidae (contains 1 genus: Eschrichtius) 2) Cetotheriidae (contains 1 genus: Caperea) 3) Balaenidae (contains 1 genus: Balaena) 4) Eubalaenidae (contains 1 genus: Eubalaena) 5) Balaenopteridae (contains 6 genera: Balaenoptera, Pterobalaena, Sibbaldius, Megaptera, Rudolphius, and Rorqualus) 6) Ziphiidae (contains 6 genera: Berardius, Hyperoodon, Mesoplodon, Indopacetus, Tasmacetus, and Ziphius) 7) Kogiidae (contains 1 genus: Kogia) 8) Physeteridae (contains 1 genus: Physeter) 9) Orcinidae (contains 5 genera: Peponocephala, Globicephala, Orcinus, Feresa, and Pseudorca) 10) Monodontidae (contains 2 genera: Delphinapterus and Monodon) 11) Phocoenidae (contains 5 genera: Phocoena, Boreophocaena, Phocoenoides, Australophocaena, and Neophocaena) 12) Delphinidae (contains 15 genera: Orcaella, Grampus, Lagenorhynchus, Leucopleurus, Cephalorhynchus, Lissodelphis, Stenella, Lagenodelphis, Sousa, Sotalia, Steno, Spilodelphis, Plagiodon, Tursiops, and Delphinus) 13) Iniidae (contains 2 genera: Pontoporia and Inia) 14) Platanistidae (contains 2 genera: Lipotes and Platanista) List of whale superfamilies: 1) Cetotherioidea (contains 2 families: Eschrichtiidae and Cetotheriidae) 2) Balaenoidea (contains 2 families: Balaenidae and Eubalaenidae) 3) Balaenopteroidea (contains 1 family: Balaenopteridae) 4) Ziphioidea (contains 1 family: Ziphiidae) 5) Physeteroidea (contains 2 families: Kogiidae and Physeteridae) 6) Delphinoidea (contains 4 families: Orcinidae, Monodontidae, Phocoenidae, and Delphinidae) 7) Platanistoidea (contains 2 families: Iniidae and Platanistidae) List of whale infraorders: 1) Balaenicephalia (contains 4 families: Eschrichtiidae, Cetotheriidae, Balaenidae, and Eubalaenidae) 2) Balaenopterocephalia (contains 1 family: Balaenopteridae) 3) Physeterimorpha (contains 3 families: Ziphiidae, Kogiidae, and Physeteridae) 4) Delphinomorpha (contains 6 families: Orcinidae, Monodontidae, Phocoenidae, Delphinidae, Iniidae, and Platanistidae) List of whale suborders: 1) Mysticeti (contains 5 families: Eschrichtiidae, Cetotheriidae, Balaenidae, Eubalaenidae, and Balaenopteridae) 2) Odontoceti (contains 9 families: Ziphiidae, Kogiidae, Physeteridae, Orcinidae, Monodontidae, Phocoenidae, Delphinidae, Iniidae, and Platanistidae)