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Pelee island referenced!!! Yeaaaa!!!

Really hit when he said "we've all had enough if southern ontario for this lifetime"

RUclips recommended me this outta nowhere. I hope it blows up, this was good!

I’ve been going to cowichan lake my whole life and only found out there were lampreys there a few years ago, was quite surprising lol

You may know already but the insects at 4:29 are bee mimics, not real bees. They're a type of fly called hoverflies

In Halifax harbour is Georges island, on there you can find a subspecies of garder snake.

You used a picture of hoverflies to represent sweat bees 🤨

11:37 Oh!!! Wasn't this little guy the mascot sidekick for the Olympics when they came to Vancouver?? Mukmuk!!

16:51 My uncle runs a school in Spain where he teaches children English; it's named Kermode after this bear! The mascot is also a little white bear with a hockey stick :) My family moved to BC when he was young and he thought the bear was just so neat!

I’ve lived in Haida Gwaii my whole life and it’s pretty cool to see it pop up in a random RUclips video!

Huh thats where they got female only specie from and huh every masseffect nerd wants to fuck a space salamander lmao

The actual population of Sea Wolves is pretty cool too

While a subspecies, the Sea Wolf(Canis lupus crassodon), also called the Vancouver Island Wolf, is rather interesting. They are at least somewhat similar to the recently extinct Sea Mink in that they have a primarily marine diet, though in the case of Sea Wolves they are smaller then their close relatives which is the opposite of the Sea Mink. Always seemed a little odd that Sea Minks weren't high up on the cloning list, they feel like the perfect candidates.

Absolutely marvellous presentation! You’ve got a new subscriber! Thank you so much! You made my day. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

I had a pet salamander that looked like the looked just like the black with blue spots, A. laterale. It was found by my patents neighbour in his basement. Mine lived in a terrarium for years, until I found it dead one day.

Born and raised in Victoria BC. This was awesome

This was really insightful and engaging. Thank you for teaching me about my habitat 😺

Wait, is Vancouver BC not the capital of BC??? It’s Victoria BC????

It’s pronounced Gwy like sky

Came for animal facts, stayed for the provincial slander.

Im sad you didnt include the rat map. As an albertan its one thing we are very proud of. Also, we got salamanders in central alberta, rattle snakes in the south, and ive seen what look like snow ferrits but idk what species it actually is lol

ONTARIO MENTIONED RAHHHHH 🍁🍁🍁🦫🦫🦫🦫🫎🫎🫎

16:00 why that lamprey have the USA flag in its mouth if it’s a Canadian?

53 seconds in and I've already upvoted. Fantastic. 👌

Welcome to Canada, where “slightly larger” and “boring” are our specialty.

This was a great video! I loved learning about my countries unique animals! I never knew these existed even!

7:25 "Let's ignore Labrador for now" said every Newfie ever when talking about their province. You could have also mentioned our extinct wolf species

You should check out the fresh water harbor seals in Northern Quebec. Small population of 300-3000 trapped in the lakes by water falls since the Ice age.

3:37 as someone whose from Alt. Canada, there are times when even we don't know what we're saying, though the example you used is one the easier ones.

bro that fiddle 😭😭😭💋🙏

I've talked to a few older men who lived in small towns in Newfoundland for 70+ years and i've heard the Newfoundland wolf is not only still alive, but they've been seeing wolf coyote hybrids. I believe they said on average, the hybrids are bigger and smarter than the parents. The wolves avoid humans and have so much land to hide with wilderness so dense it's very likely people don't see them often.

@3:23 ...🤣🤣🤣

My understanding of Spirit Bears is that only the yellow Kermode Bears are Spirit Bears.

I’m so glad you included some plants! Animals are always the star, for good reason, but plants can be just as cool :) Fantastic video by the way, bold choice to start off with that sperm snatcher. Jokes aside that’s wild to learn about. I know there’s a female only species of lizard, and that’s what it reminded me of. I think the salamander is much more unique for some reason, though I’m hard pressed to rank the natural world like that, it’s all wonderful and unique.

I loved this video!! More Canadian Wildlife videos would be much appreciated :D

Awesome video

theres feral people on the north of vancouver island, friend told me while i attended university in kamloops

Hey surprised not to see the Vancouver Sea Wolf! They are a sub-popular gray wolf that has adapted to living on the coast! If you make a part 2 id love to see them included !

More animal related videos please!

i live very close to pelee island and occasional visit it try and find not so strange but rare species of snake only found in canada the blue racer (Coluber constrictor foxii.) i've actually never heard of this odd salamander but i'll try searching for some next time i go.

That's a syrphidae fly

You missed the white racoons on Newcastle island by Nanaimo BC

Most slept on country in the world

Great video. A asterisk: Vancouver island is the *second* most populated island in canada. In #1 by quite a lot is Île de Montréal with over 2 million souls, more than Manhattan.