As myself one living in a tropical country and have never experienced winter, this is a really interesting and amazing documentary on how's the life in the North and extreme climate thriving. Kudos to Danielle and team!
I've seen documentaries about natives of tropical regions that don't have the word for snow and ice in their languages. I always found it funny and curious how a person could grow without having any idea of what winter is
@@antoniousai1989 well it would be the same for lots of other people, people who live in the arctic would only know just the names of the few foods that are eaten there and tropical people would find it funny that they don't have a name for tropical fruits 😭
Danielle, I'm so glad to hear and see you again. Felt like you've taken a bit of a hiatus. Your narration is so flipping soothing, while still informative, with the brilliant illustrations as the cherry on top! Tabernak, she's back! ❤🎉
No need to fear, she hasn’t gone anywhere! Danielle was featured in 4 episodes in a row within the last 2 weeks or so. Super kind words, we’ll pass them onto her!
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I’ve always wondered how the snow monkeys dry off without freezing. Is it warmer around the pools because of proximity to the heat? I can’t imagine it’s much different than getting out of a hot tub in the winter
Wow! Such a nice and well made documentary on one of the most amazing and majestic earth environments. I also like the passion that the young lady puts in her job, she seems to really enjoy what she does... brilliant! Thank you so much!
"Growing up in northern quebec"--- wait really? Same? I honestly think the wildlife and nature here is what inspired me to fall in love with nature and be so fascinated with the natural world!
Aww this is so amazing! I’ve been following Animalogic and Danielle since the channel was very small. Seeing the growth the channel has had and doing now such big content as this documentary fills me with a lot of joy❤❤❤ hope the best for Danielle and the team in the future!
This is awsome! I defiantly like the full documentaries. If you don't have it on your list for the future, I would love to see orcas, seeing as how resident orcas are going extinct.
Yeah Danielle! I always love it when a local 'kid' (you know, like Drake -- a local kid) does something great, and your channel has always been entertaining and educational. Shall we expect a full doc on the prairies also?
What an awesome mega episode! I would have loved more footage of wolverines, tigers, and polar bears but I know that they're rare and hard to see. GREAT work on everything else!
I find it difficult to believe that there are monkeys within the Arctic Circle. The monkeys illustrated live in Japan, where winters are shorter and milder than in most of Europe, and they hang around hot springs where they can take a dip whenever the cold is too much. I wouldn't be surprised if tourists offer them titbits.
I love your enthusiasm Danielle 😊 Warmed my heart when i saw you at lake Elizabeth with the platypus, close to where I live 😊 Thanks for your amazing attention to detail in your vids.
I picked a good morning to watch this... The coldest morning of the year so far... 1C... (It doesn't get that cold here near Melbourne on the coast). Meanwhile the northern hemisphere boils!
🇧🇷🇧🇷 We can clearly realize they didn't travel to Japan or Siberia; they made a very clever images sequence that gives a smooth aspect to the video. Great.🇧🇷🇧🇷
Exploring Arctic Foxes was a good choice and well done! I also learned much about Ptarmigan and Musk Deer, especially. You pointed out many facts I had not heard before, and found very interesting! Well done and presented! You and your camera person, both, are excellent in your documentary! Thank you!
😎Awesome video😎 My favorites were the Arctic Fox 🦊 and the Wolverine 😈 The Arctic Fox because it's a predator that's equally as awesome as the Polar Bear 🐻❄️ The Wolverine because it's an incredible predator 🤩
I like that Danielle is at least familiar with Marvel lore, referencing Wolverine from the X-men when talking about his real life namesake being native to Canada
7:02 That's crazy, these foxes will just sit here eating birds and eggs and the birds just don't care at all? They just sit around while it happens? Those feathers are everywhere!
I love you guys! I love this channel! Danielle do you have any suggestions or tips for getting into scientific illustration work?? also does anyone know if white tailed ptarmigans do the same thing as the ones discussed in this video?? I assume so
Why don’t you get to make a suggestion creating RUclips Videos Shows all about the Extinct Prehistoric Amphicyons (Bear Dogs) on the next Animalogic’s Paleologic on the next Friday, coming up next?!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍👍👍👍
Omg une Québécoise!!! ❤❤ j'ai encore plus d'admiration pour votre travail, j'ai toujours adoré les animaux et j'aurais tellement voulu pourvoir travailler avec des animaux sauvages... malheureusement je n'ai pas réussi mes études en santé animale 😢
The artic foxes are so beautiful , their eyes are so gorgeous , they got like anime character eyes 😍😍😍well anime characters (certain ones) got eyes like them might i say 💯😊
14:10 Tarmigans sound like they were in the recording studio Jurassic Park's velociraptors As well as the sounds for games like Disney's Toontown Cogs and the Wah! from Waluigi and Wario lmao 😂
Wolverines are ADHD people's spirit animal I should know since I have ADHD. 😂❤ I literally workout minimum 2 hours a day and are very familiar with being described as "all gas no brakes" hahahaha love these little psychos!
Every time I see the Japanese Macaque, I think of the Monkey King. I know that the Monkey King is Chinese, but the Macaque do kinda look like him. To me, the best Monkey King, in movies, was JET LI. He had the traits perfect, very skilled yet couldn't resist having fun. Check it out - Forbidden Kingdom . . . 🤠
Vampire deer likely even eat small animals and dead animals or carcass even their own kind as well but they are still not hunters nor they are also omnivores 🚫
The function of grooming was once thought, as said here, to remove parasites. More likely is to rid dead skin & smoothe hairs etc. recent reports say. Bits hairsplitting though.
I was enjoying documentary as usual. But then found myself quite distracted by "SYBERIA, NORTH ASIA" whilst other places were named Canada and Japan. Never heard of a country North Asia, heard of another though, that is situated there for nearly a thousand years. Also love the generalized term Siberia whilst in other more deserving countries you deigned to place the names of the regions. Seems quite orientalist. Which part of Siberia we are talking about? It is only the size of Canada
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The sheer joy on Danielle's face is something to aspire for.
I know she always seems so happy!
She is so cool
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She has very great energy/vibes.
As myself one living in a tropical country and have never experienced winter, this is a really interesting and amazing documentary on how's the life in the North and extreme climate thriving. Kudos to Danielle and team!
I've seen documentaries about natives of tropical regions that don't have the word for snow and ice in their languages. I always found it funny and curious how a person could grow without having any idea of what winter is
@@antoniousai1989 well it would be the same for lots of other people, people who live in the arctic would only know just the names of the few foods that are eaten there and tropical people would find it funny that they don't have a name for tropical fruits 😭
@jyusatsu And... coming from Canada and living in the tropics for two years... the fact that I skipped two winters was SO NICE!!!
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Danielle, I'm so glad to hear and see you again. Felt like you've taken a bit of a hiatus. Your narration is so flipping soothing, while still informative, with the brilliant illustrations as the cherry on top! Tabernak, she's back! ❤🎉
No need to fear, she hasn’t gone anywhere! Danielle was featured in 4 episodes in a row within the last 2 weeks or so.
Super kind words, we’ll pass them onto her!
A full documentary!!! I’m so proud of this channel’s growth and dedication! Keep up the amazing work!
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a 45 minute video from my favourite youtube channel of all time!!! wow
This is amazing. You all did an amazing job creating this and showng the beauty of the frigid world these creatures call home.
Thank you so much!
@@animalogiche is right
HOLY SHIT!!! I’ve been watching this channel for a while, and seeing a full sized documentary like this is so exciting. This is so cool!
Danielle's voice is one of my favorite in all of nature channels/documentations/narrators
I’ve always wondered how the snow monkeys dry off without freezing. Is it warmer around the pools because of proximity to the heat? I can’t imagine it’s much different than getting out of a hot tub in the winter
The animal kingdom is so fascinating, their ability to adapt to their surroundings is incredible.
We are a part of the animal kingdom as well
I loved this!! More full documentaries! I know it's a ton of work but it's so fun to watch!!
Wow! Such a nice and well made documentary on one of the most amazing and majestic earth environments. I also like the passion that the young lady puts in her job, she seems to really enjoy what she does... brilliant! Thank you so much!
How long would you like your Animalogic video to be?
Yes 😎
Thank you for the great insight into the wild as usual. Keep it up
0:56 Oh my gosh! Look them phat birds. They is running! Cuteness overload
"Growing up in northern quebec"--- wait really? Same? I honestly think the wildlife and nature here is what inspired me to fall in love with nature and be so fascinated with the natural world!
Aww this is so amazing! I’ve been following Animalogic and Danielle since the channel was very small. Seeing the growth the channel has had and doing now such big content as this documentary fills me with a lot of joy❤❤❤ hope the best for Danielle and the team in the future!
Thank you so much!! This means the world to the team :)
That was fantastic. I love longer videos like this.
This is awsome! I defiantly like the full documentaries. If you don't have it on your list for the future, I would love to see orcas, seeing as how resident orcas are going extinct.
Yeah Danielle! I always love it when a local 'kid' (you know, like Drake -- a local kid) does something great, and your channel has always been entertaining and educational. Shall we expect a full doc on the prairies also?
A few more full length doc coming soon!
What an awesome mega episode! I would have loved more footage of wolverines, tigers, and polar bears but I know that they're rare and hard to see. GREAT work on everything else!
Danielle, I absolutely love your channel and artistry. Thank you.
young lady....you did an awesome job on this doc....keep it up
I find it difficult to believe that there are monkeys within the Arctic Circle. The monkeys illustrated live in Japan, where winters are shorter and milder than in most of Europe, and they hang around hot springs where they can take a dip whenever the cold is too much. I wouldn't be surprised if tourists offer them titbits.
Yessss idk why I love Danielle so much but she is animalogic
Excellent episode, you and Tasha the Amazon always have great content. Thank you for your work.
I love your enthusiasm Danielle 😊
Warmed my heart when i saw you at lake Elizabeth with the platypus, close to where I live 😊
Thanks for your amazing attention to detail in your vids.
Good timing on upload,was looking for something to watch while going to sleep 👌
For wolverine, a harsh winter is nothing but an immense fridge!
Can you please do a video about the amazing Ivory gull? Didn’t know it existed but now I’m curious!
Love your channel so keep it up!
Fantastic work! New subscriber. Better late than never. Now I've got some bingeing to do. 😸
I love you so much guys!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR WONDERFUL WORK!!
All I can think about watching this is True Facts: Macaques
I liked it. I know its way more difficult to go there and shoot footage in Antarctica, I would like to see an Animalogic documentary about it.
I picked a good morning to watch this... The coldest morning of the year so far... 1C... (It doesn't get that cold here near Melbourne on the coast). Meanwhile the northern hemisphere boils!
Artic foxes gotta be the cutest Lil things on earth
🇧🇷🇧🇷 We can clearly realize they didn't travel to Japan or Siberia; they made a very clever images sequence that gives a smooth aspect to the video. Great.🇧🇷🇧🇷
Alors Danielle parle Français! Je ne savais pas! Excellent travail! Une telle inspiration!
Exploring Arctic Foxes was a good choice and well done! I also learned much about Ptarmigan and Musk Deer, especially. You pointed out many facts I had not heard before, and found very interesting! Well done and presented! You and your camera person, both, are excellent in your documentary! Thank you!
😎Awesome video😎
My favorites were the Arctic Fox 🦊 and the Wolverine 😈
The Arctic Fox because it's a predator that's equally as awesome as the Polar Bear 🐻❄️
The Wolverine because it's an incredible predator 🤩
Tarmigans sound like they're constantly drunk and burping 😂🍿
Oh wow! I have to go to sleep, but I'm definitely going to watch this soon as I can.
Loved this 😊 Great episode
ooo a full doc, supes excited
Ahhh, becoming the perfect orb shape-that’s what I’ve been attempting since moving up north!
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I like that Danielle is at least familiar with Marvel lore, referencing Wolverine from the X-men when talking about his real life namesake being native to Canada
7:02 That's crazy, these foxes will just sit here eating birds and eggs and the birds just don't care at all? They just sit around while it happens? Those feathers are everywhere!
This a great video, great host, great channel! Thanks Danielle and the whole Animalogic team, you guys never disappoint
Yet Another Amazing Video
Those gloves are super cute
I love their music
Beautiful work.
oh wow, 45 minutes? AWESOME!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I did
@@animalogic sure did keep up the great work !!
A 100-year-old den is crazy! Love it ❤
😂 Great video, bar the fact you're using center links on hold music
Love your video, and your pussycat gloves (but am grateful I live in tropical Far North Queensland).
I love you guys! I love this channel! Danielle do you have any suggestions or tips for getting into scientific illustration work?? also does anyone know if white tailed ptarmigans do the same thing as the ones discussed in this video?? I assume so
1:20 : the Movie title you want to see👌😍
It would have been nice to see compilation in the title
Love the long form docu.
Do a vid about the common household bagworm! Those buggers are very successful at invading almost all of our homes.
Love those cat gloves. True animal fanatic.
Why don’t you get to make a suggestion creating RUclips Videos Shows all about the Extinct Prehistoric Amphicyons (Bear Dogs) on the next Animalogic’s Paleologic on the next Friday, coming up next?!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍👍👍👍
At 14:42 I wasn't looking and swear they sounded like Jawas
Whenever I do that musk thing with my food my mom yells at me.
Omg une Québécoise!!! ❤❤ j'ai encore plus d'admiration pour votre travail, j'ai toujours adoré les animaux et j'aurais tellement voulu pourvoir travailler avec des animaux sauvages... malheureusement je n'ai pas réussi mes études en santé animale 😢
Qu'est ce que ton metier maintenant? Tu ne travaille pas avec animaux?
@@itbeat7899 j'étudie pour avoir une ferme de moutons, alors oui je travaille avec des animaux, mais domestiques!
The artic foxes are so beautiful , their eyes are so gorgeous , they got like anime character eyes 😍😍😍well anime characters (certain ones) got eyes like them might i say 💯😊
14:10 Tarmigans sound like they were in the recording studio Jurassic Park's velociraptors
As well as the sounds for games like Disney's Toontown Cogs and the Wah! from Waluigi and Wario lmao 😂
excellent content. you keep doing great things.
Danielle🖤
Excellent video 😊
Everything in the ocean is trying to be s crab while everything in the snow is trying to be a hare 😂
Mammalfication should be an official scientific term.
Is this a compilation of old episodes?
Wolverines are ADHD people's spirit animal
I should know since I have ADHD. 😂❤
I literally workout minimum 2 hours a day and are very familiar with being described as "all gas no brakes" hahahaha love these little psychos!
I am so excited
Poor Danielle had to walk through the frozen wastelands of Canada and then swim over to Japan and back just for our entertainment. 😜
Every time I see the Japanese Macaque, I think of the Monkey King. I know that the Monkey King is Chinese, but the Macaque do kinda look like him. To me, the best Monkey King, in movies, was JET LI. He had the traits perfect, very skilled yet couldn't resist having fun. Check it out - Forbidden Kingdom . . . 🤠
Cool cool
Wow a long video!
I feel like all the animals you talk about are either endangered or vulnerable.
I read the thumbnail as “barbie addict”
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Do the Executioner Wasp
And ILLUSTRIOUS THOU ART.... sorry no mugshot of my mug next to your illustrations on my flask.
....you said PRONG!
as in FORK!
Vampire deer likely even eat small animals and dead animals or carcass even their own kind as well but they are still not hunters nor they are also omnivores 🚫
Does it feel odd to post this knowing that Alert has no snow??
The function of grooming was once thought, as said here, to remove parasites. More likely is to rid dead skin & smoothe hairs etc. recent reports say. Bits hairsplitting though.
Blood like antifreeze? Is the Artic Fox the newest member of the MCU?
I was enjoying documentary as usual. But then found myself quite distracted by "SYBERIA, NORTH ASIA" whilst other places were named Canada and Japan. Never heard of a country North Asia, heard of another though, that is situated there for nearly a thousand years.
Also love the generalized term Siberia whilst in other more deserving countries you deigned to place the names of the regions. Seems quite orientalist. Which part of Siberia we are talking about? It is only the size of Canada
Fashion & function. Products in nature are upper hand than those on catwalk!
Japan isn't in the Arctic it's Tropical, just because it's cold doesn't make it Arctic than Tigers are Arctic too
ptarmigan AKA Ice chicken....
Looks like the tree we branched from supposedly is still cavemanning on...
❤🤍💙 all your videos mam👍
Ptarmigans sound like a human doing a poor impression of a bird call
"Fox-ton"!😁
Can you include Fahrenheit temps in the video. I’m sure 50% of audience is 🇺🇸
Ah yes, the Japanese arctic
Stop with the hands weird
Arctic Macaques from Japan ?