Human's have been keeping Caracal's as pets/work animals for 4-5 thousand years. It's all about handling from a young age and the animal being captive bred.
@@Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu WRONG AGAIN! this cat in particular is NOT floppa because "Floppa" is the NAME of an actual cat. not the breed. the name. like how your name is Mr. Idiot, there is a human that owns a cat, and that cats name is Floppa, and thats not this cat........................................................................................................
Another theory on their ear tufts (and the one I think makes the most sense) is that they can use them to accurately determine wind direction so they can hunt *downwind from their prey.
I miss the morning wake up show on animal planet that was just footage of nature in the morning, no talking or people just the sound of nature and the sunrise.
What a wonderful thing you guys at Animalogic do! I've watched this video at least 10 times since it was released and i still enjoy it. You guys are the best.
I love this rare cat... seen it only once in the wild in Kenya 🇰🇪 I call it Africa's lynx. Have always wondered what a cross with a serval would produce... they do practically the same niche and are almost the same cat like lions and tigers
Speaking of cats, I would like to see a feature on the cougar aka the mountain lion aka the puma aka the catamount aka the Largest of the Purring Cats.
I wouldn’t mind seeing that. Isn’t it the 2nd fastest cat in the world? Cuz after the cheetah, you go to the cougar, and then caracals/servals, snow leopard, and then leopard. I’d say lions, tigers, jags are overrated in terms of speed. But cougars not only have that but leaping ability is off the charts!
Hey, Animalogic. Awesome coverage of a beloved creature, yet again! As well, I'm very intrigued by who the composer for the video intro music might be. I'm an orchestrator and the score/backing track caught my ear! 💞
Audio Network is a website for music for TV, Ads, etc. I think many NatGeo shows uses track from there, for example. In the description, the "Glitz" one is indeed the intro music, and from searching (my prior comment here is deleted because of the link maybe), the composer is Ray Davies.
What a beautiful cat. I can understand the appeal of owning this exotic animal, but I wouldn't dare attempt it, myself. It's just too wild and majestic to force into domestication. Also, I'm pretty sure one could kill me if it wanted to badly enough.
Honestly imo, they’re one of the most reasonable exotic cats to own, that or servals. Fun fact: When Egyptians mentioned owning and worshiping cats, they were actually talking about caracals :)
When i was a wee ladsie, I had a Caracal fascination, and would watch the episode of Wild Kratts featuring them constantly because caracals are cool. When the floppa meme came out, I was naturally overjoyed, and leapt for joy.
I'm familiar with Caracals, but it was cool to see a video on them. They need more attention, for sure. As for the next cat for small cats unknown, how about covering the Asian Wildcat? One of the two cats that are thought to have inspired the Star Fox character Miyu. Some say she's a Lynx, but I've seen compelling evidence for her being an Asian Wildcat, plus the longer tail in official art suggests this one. I simply love felines, so learning more about the Asian Wildcat would be nice.
Ive never heard it anywhere but i believe their ear tufts are also the way they are to hear other caracals meows. That their meows are special to be quiet yet loud to other caracals because they can pick it up with their ear tufts
Proud to know what caracals and rock hyraxes are from The Wild Thornberrys. They're both amazing animals. Thank you for featuring them so that more people can learn about them. :)
@@Abdi-libaax There's one video where a caracal and a honey badger meet and the badger retreated. No fight though. Wild cats are not fun to mess with, most animal know this.
Interesting even though the origin of the name is Turkish, almost nobody calls them like that in Turkey. Turkish people mostly call it step vaşağı (meaning steppe lynx, pronounced as step vashaa)
It's been a while since I've watched one of your videos [yes, I'm ashamed of myself 😅] but I'm really glad you still include Danielle's AMAZING drawings! 👏
The Caracal is Majestic! It is powerful and agile and has superior senses. But more importantly it is a very smart animal, smart enough not to F with a Honey Badger.
It's interesting how you mentioned their tufts are used for communication. I can understand that, because also think of how birds use tufts and crests as forms of communication.
Honestly, I think Caracals are one of the most beautiful wild cats on Earth. I wonder what their temperament is, can they be tamed. If it wasn't for the ears, they'd look like miniature mountain lions.
You know, I kinda liked the minimalist feel of the end-drawing when it was halfway done (around 6:16). It was an interesting look at what your style would look like if it were more cartooned and less realistic.
Clearly, the majority of the cats in the film were in some sort of captive arrangement and were being fed live birds (guineafowl) with their flight ability disabled (the uniform trimming of flight feathers is obvious). In some clips, the live birds were clearly being thrown directly at the cats for them to kill. I feel like this needs some sort of explanation. If these cats were filmed as part of a wild release program, there might be some argument for introducing live prey......but to me, this footage was gratuitous in showing five instances of deliberately disabled birds being fed to the captive cats.
Trust me Danielle, if you come close to one of these whilst caged (we trap them for relocation away from livestock) 'floppy' is the absolute last impression you will have. More like a vicious, spitting agent if evil! That said a young Caracal once rubbed up against my leg when we encountered each other - very rare!
Family therapist Virginia Satir once said, "We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 hugs a day for growth."
The live guineafowl it caught also was likely domestic with clipped wings. Wild ones can take off in an instant, but can only fly a short distance. (Caracals can still catch them though.) Still a nice showcase of the caracal.
The main difference (minus the obvious ones like the ears and coats) is Servals are better at sprinting while Caracals are more proficient at jumping. Either way they have so much common that plenty of enclosures in Africa have Servals and Caracals living together with zero issues.
No servals are MUCH more slender with longer legs, making them better runners and pouncers. Caracals have a more muscular frame and have the obvious ear tufts
@@Katiethewizard That doesn't automatically make them better jumpers. Servals might have longer legs, but a caracal's body is pretty much all-muscle, and their legs are like coiled springs.
@@iii___iii We haven't even properly domesticated housecats. 🙄 And Caracals are thought to be the first felines adopted by ancient Egyptians. Owning one is nothing new; they're simply more challenging in terms of pet ownership.
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The fact that this was posted on floppa Friday where I live makes it all better
Too bad that tomorrow is going to be No Nut November.
But what about Bingus Monday? >:/
@@philliple123 not here in the US
@@iseetheendisnear2416 ew bingus
@@iseetheendisnear2416 OOOOOOO! YOU SAID A BAD WORD!!
Me: This is not a house cat, not a house cat, this is not a house cat
Little Caracal: *appeared on screen
Me : Damn it
Human's have been keeping Caracal's as pets/work animals for 4-5 thousand years. It's all about handling from a young age and the animal being captive bred.
@@Ushio01 It's also important to feed it properly and build an outdoors enclosure for it to exercise.
@@thecandlemaker1329 That's true for all pet's. So I thought it went without saying.
EVERYTHING IS AN HOUSE CAT WITH ENOUGH BEGGING AND MONEY
@@Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu WRONG AGAIN! this cat in particular is NOT floppa because "Floppa" is the NAME of an actual cat. not the breed. the name. like how your name is Mr. Idiot, there is a human that owns a cat, and that cats name is Floppa, and thats not this cat........................................................................................................
Another theory on their ear tufts (and the one I think makes the most sense) is that they can use them to accurately determine wind direction so they can hunt *downwind from their prey.
nah the ear tufts are just there to look cool
@@GrubbyWubby well I mean...you do have a point...
Nah the ear tufts are just there for the floppa meme
Theyre there to flop
@@the_gaming_hyena24 cap
"Why isn't it called a Caracal anymore?" "Scientifically it's called floppa now."
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timestamp?
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Serval=SOGGA
Yes I agree 😂❤❤❤❤
It's surprising how relatively unknown cats like caracal, serval or jaguarandi are, despite their huge commonality.
Just searched up Jaguarandi cats, not disappointed
floppa and sogga made them a little more popular
I only know about em because of wild kratts.
@@PilloTheStar👏YES👏 I’m not alone!
jaguarundi**
Lord Floppa avoids picking a fight with the honey badger. Lord Floppa is wise beyond his ears.
Go floppa!
Lord Floppa scared off the honey badger, so in Floppa lore the honey badger is scared of Lord Floppa
This comment is just gold.
If honey badger wanted Lord Floppa would be lunch.🧐
Wise words floppa
One of the best channels to watch when you're a classic 2000's Animal Planet millennial and you don't feel like paying over $100 for cable.
Lmfao true
Animal planet doesn’t even show wild or extinct animal documentaries anymore it’s like the house pet version of TLC
Exactly!! While im not a milennnial but animal planet played a huge role in my childhood. So glad youtube exists
Dude the feels
I miss the morning wake up show on animal planet that was just footage of nature in the morning, no talking or people just the sound of nature and the sunrise.
And Serval’s best friend has been covered.
Competitors you mean
@@guitaristssuck8979 wooooosh
You mean Sogga
@@guitaristssuck8979 It was a Kemono Friends reference
@@zooemperor3954 sorry, I don't speak bs 😜
I didn't know a fluffy springboard could be so adorable.
What a wonderful thing you guys at Animalogic do! I've watched this video at least 10 times since it was released and i still enjoy it. You guys are the best.
Floppa is the best cat!
Agreed
@Philip Noah vouch
Floppa
There's no cat breed called floppa
also bingus rules too
No matter the species, kitties are always extra cute.
Even if They nom ur hand off?
@@floppasupermacy1847 yes
especially sogga
@@floppasupermacy1847 small price to pay for petting cute cat
@@floppasupermacy1847
Yes
These cats are stunning, and I can’t blame that one for not having a go at the honey badger…smart choice.🖤🇨🇦
Honey badgers are scary mofos.
🇺🇸
Lord Floppa was just using 0.00000001% of his power.
🖤🖤⛓⛓
I love this rare cat... seen it only once in the wild in Kenya 🇰🇪
I call it Africa's lynx.
Have always wondered what a cross with a serval would produce... they do practically the same niche and are almost the same cat like lions and tigers
There is breeder that sells such cats. And other carpal hybrids, I believe.
Thanks!
Speaking of cats, I would like to see a feature on the cougar aka the mountain lion aka the puma aka the catamount aka the Largest of the Purring Cats.
Well, technically the mountain lion is a small cat, just not an unknown one.
I wouldn’t mind seeing that. Isn’t it the 2nd fastest cat in the world? Cuz after the cheetah, you go to the cougar, and then caracals/servals, snow leopard, and then leopard. I’d say lions, tigers, jags are overrated in terms of speed. But cougars not only have that but leaping ability is off the charts!
There a cougar or two in the mountains round my hometown
Yes I agree
plinka
King of the Flop is such a cute title 🥰
The "floppa" name really suits them.
Hey, Animalogic.
Awesome coverage of a beloved creature, yet again! As well, I'm very intrigued by who the composer for the video intro music might be. I'm an orchestrator and the score/backing track caught my ear! 💞
Audio Network is a website for music for TV, Ads, etc. I think many NatGeo shows uses track from there, for example. In the description, the "Glitz" one is indeed the intro music, and from searching (my prior comment here is deleted because of the link maybe), the composer is Ray Davies.
“Ears are the windows to their souls” that’s so great!!!
I remember when I first learnt about these and I found it so funny that they're literally just Caracal Caracal.
Same with me, only it was Gorilla Gorilla
@@ack7 Really?
Giraffe Giraffe
Mola Mola
Dog Dog.
caracals have been my favourite animal for years, so glad they're finally getting the recognition they deserve
What a beautiful cat.
I can understand the appeal of owning this exotic animal, but I wouldn't dare attempt it, myself. It's just too wild and majestic to force into domestication. Also, I'm pretty sure one could kill me if it wanted to badly enough.
Honestly imo, they’re one of the most reasonable exotic cats to own, that or servals.
Fun fact: When Egyptians mentioned owning and worshiping cats, they were actually talking about caracals :)
It's no more likely to kill you than a medium sized dog.
You're rarely the one forcing them into domestication
People have kept Caracals and Servals as pets for centuries. They're not really more dangerous than a dog
@@sheepsky rubbish. They can be extremely dangerous. Pse don't comment on something you do not know.
When i was a wee ladsie, I had a Caracal fascination, and would watch the episode of Wild Kratts featuring them constantly because caracals are cool.
When the floppa meme came out, I was naturally overjoyed, and leapt for joy.
Facts
They are gorgeous.
A beautiful cat. The kittens are super cute and have an adorable trill noise.
I love how Caracals look!
Floppa*
They look like mini cougars with lynx-like ears 💙💙💙
@Certified rat analyser Caracals are the species of floppas
I'm familiar with Caracals, but it was cool to see a video on them. They need more attention, for sure. As for the next cat for small cats unknown, how about covering the Asian Wildcat? One of the two cats that are thought to have inspired the Star Fox character Miyu. Some say she's a Lynx, but I've seen compelling evidence for her being an Asian Wildcat, plus the longer tail in official art suggests this one. I simply love felines, so learning more about the Asian Wildcat would be nice.
We have tigers
"They need more attention" looks like the internet gods heard your prayers in the shape of people making floppa memes and having them as pets
Felines are consistently beautiful animals.
Hyena
@@thecandlemaker1329 not a feline
@@NThunder also Hyenas are beautiful
@@joehill4094 ehhhhh
@@unfunny9572 No, check out Kevin Richardson's channel.
Ive never heard it anywhere but i believe their ear tufts are also the way they are to hear other caracals meows. That their meows are special to be quiet yet loud to other caracals because they can pick it up with their ear tufts
They dont meow at all.
As a fellow caracal-lover (and as a fellow named Caracal!), I approve this video 😁
Proud to know what caracals and rock hyraxes are from The Wild Thornberrys. They're both amazing animals. Thank you for featuring them so that more people can learn about them. :)
This is just some of the many examples of why Floppa is incredibly superior to Bingus.
Yas
Bingus= normal house cat
Floppa= superior hunter
To @squishyboi1179: Thank you Sir Squishy boi for providing A clear definition of these arcane terms!!!🐱
Must be badass if a honey badger is hightailing it out of there when one shows up! 😳
@Ceel I wouldn't say no chance. They're hard to kill of course but can be overpowered strength-wise.
@Ceel The Honey badger would be overpowered, they just have really tough skin so it's hard to get any food out of it.
@@swordfish1986 I don't think it could take on a HB.
@@Abdi-libaax There's one video where a caracal and a honey badger meet and the badger retreated. No fight though. Wild cats are not fun to mess with, most animal know this.
I want one of these guys in my life.
The upbeat cheerful background music while the cat absolutely F's up that bird is priceless 😂
This channel blends creativity and education so perfect.
Interesting even though the origin of the name is Turkish, almost nobody calls them like that in Turkey. Turkish people mostly call it step vaşağı (meaning steppe lynx, pronounced as step vashaa)
I've never heard the word "cal" or "kal" in Turkish. Am I missing something? I get the "kara" part.
Yeah, basicly noone calls them Karakulak.
Omg step lynx im stuck in the washing machine
in Kazak (Turkic family of languages) we call them karakal or karakulak and kara in our language means black, kulak is ear.
it's called karakulak, never heard of step vaşağı
It's been a while since I've watched one of your videos [yes, I'm ashamed of myself 😅] but I'm really glad you still include Danielle's AMAZING drawings! 👏
The Caracal is Majestic! It is powerful and agile and has superior senses. But more importantly it is a very smart animal, smart enough not to F with a Honey Badger.
I very appreciate this episode!
was *just* thinking about these and this came out on a day of horrible timing in every other way
Ergo: This video is perfect timing for me
Love these funky little guys
Caracal supremacy
It's interesting how you mentioned their tufts are used for communication. I can understand that, because also think of how birds use tufts and crests as forms of communication.
Caracal is the official name for this type of cat. However I know someone has one for a pet and named it Pumba. And I wonder if pumba hates cameras.
Right.
@@TCAoldarchive I know pumba growls and hisses at the owner when being recorded. Sometimes loves being pet when he doesn't know he's being recorded
2:44 that is the cutest meow I've ever seen
Caracal: Everybody do the flop!
Honestly, I think Caracals are one of the most beautiful wild cats on Earth. I wonder what their temperament is, can they be tamed. If it wasn't for the ears, they'd look like miniature mountain lions.
They are the most popular wild cats to keep at home.
Much like house cats some are cool others are jerks, but a lot of people keep them around
Of all the wildcats, caracals are supposedly the easiest to tame.
You know, I kinda liked the minimalist feel of the end-drawing when it was halfway done (around 6:16). It was an interesting look at what your style would look like if it were more cartooned and less realistic.
Pumba when he was younger 😊❤
Thanks For making So much animal facts!
Caracals have the coolest ears in the feline world! And yes, they do remind me of antenna, specifically, TV antenna.🐈📺
I'm so glad you're doing an entire series on small cats. ♥
They look like small Cougars, I wonder how closely they are related . Mountain Lions are officially Small Cats despite being Leopard size.
funniest documentary ever watched 😂I hope the lady will comment every episodes of the channel in her humorous way
Caracal: my dream cat
Polypterids or Painted Dogs would be great.
Clearly, the majority of the cats in the film were in some sort of captive arrangement and were being fed live birds (guineafowl) with their flight ability disabled (the uniform trimming of flight feathers is obvious). In some clips, the live birds were clearly being thrown directly at the cats for them to kill. I feel like this needs some sort of explanation. If these cats were filmed as part of a wild release program, there might be some argument for introducing live prey......but to me, this footage was gratuitous in showing five instances of deliberately disabled birds being fed to the captive cats.
And the white rat didn't look exactly wild to me.
@@XSemperIdem5 Yeah.... bit of a giveaway.
Oh no, the horror !
A lot of "wilds" animal's footages are done this way nowadays...and/or olds films.
Maybe soon all we'll be able to watch will be 3d animated movies...
Who gives a shit lol
Just one more badass kitty!
So cute I love Caracals.
LOL 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 The music in the background 🤣 😂 😆 😄 😅
I have been waiting for this video for a lonnngggg time
Our favorite eastern european genocidal cat, gosha
Oppressor of Binguses, Evader of Taxes, Slayer of those who name him Hecker.
bruh animals are so cute even when they tryna kill
This one channel has a pet caracal. And it is always hissing at the person. So they might want to stay wild.
Great video animalogic!
Floppa the comitter of war crimes
Trust me Danielle, if you come close to one of these whilst caged (we trap them for relocation away from livestock) 'floppy' is the absolute last impression you will have. More like a vicious, spitting agent if evil! That said a young Caracal once rubbed up against my leg when we encountered each other - very rare!
Sounds like a description of most feral cats. Then you raise one from kittenhood and they are not so bad.
*FLOPPA LORE*
Real moment
Real moment
real moment
real moment
The fact they made a floppa joke thumbnail.. i respect that
Family therapist Virginia Satir once said, "We need 4 hugs a day for survival. We need 8 hugs a day for maintenance. We need 12 hugs a day for growth."
So this is what they look like when they aren't overweight.
Finally, a RUclipsr that actually calls it a caracal.
00:13so you think the honey badger even gives a flying f about the sand colored hunter in the dunes?
Nah honey badger don't care
Given the fact that the badger retreats from the Caracal it seems like it does give a f*ck, lol.
Fun fact: When they hiss it doesn’t necessarily mean that they are angry, that is how they communicate
if they hiss with their ears up, then theyre being friendly
if they hiss with their ears down, youre annoying the caracal
A precious adorable beautiful cat!
That last clip looks like someone threw a dead bird over that caracl's head to get it to jump into the air. Lol
because it is, look around, it's not a wild environment
The live guineafowl it caught also was likely domestic with clipped wings. Wild ones can take off in an instant, but can only fly a short distance. (Caracals can still catch them though.) Still a nice showcase of the caracal.
More small cat videos please they rock
I love cats. I love every kind of cat. I just want to hug all of them... but I can't.
That was the last hug you know lol
crazy to finally see the flops in action
This is a certified *hecker moment*
Floppa momento!
Don’t Caracals & Servals have the same body design & pretty much do the exact, same thing???
The main difference (minus the obvious ones like the ears and coats) is Servals are better at sprinting while Caracals are more proficient at jumping.
Either way they have so much common that plenty of enclosures in Africa have Servals and Caracals living together with zero issues.
No servals are MUCH more slender with longer legs, making them better runners and pouncers. Caracals have a more muscular frame and have the obvious ear tufts
@@Katiethewizard That doesn't automatically make them better jumpers. Servals might have longer legs, but a caracal's body is pretty much all-muscle, and their legs are like coiled springs.
@@JohnGardnerAlhadis Have you ever seen a video of a serval jumping? They jump like rabbits
@@lynxfresh5214 Actually no because Servals are more built for pouncing than actual running.
Floppa video yes.
Edit: Dislike is a Bingus fan.
Naw the dislike is from someone who calls flopp hecker
How perfect is it that floppa’s closest species is sogga
the name aged so well
Wait that’s how it’s pronounced? I’ve been saying Car-uh-sell this whole time
And I thought it was care-uh-kal, emPHAsis on the last syllAble
And people have these at pets bro
Floopa
The prettiest wild cat ever 😻😸
I love the narrator.What fun
Hmmm staged live feeding is questionable at best
Floppa
Glory be to Allah Almighty who gave everything its creation and then guided it. Glory be to Allah 🙏🤲🏻❤️
lord floppa has given this channel permission to record his kingly acts
Quite wonderfully beastly!
Floppa is NOT a pet. Don’t endorse such RUclips channels
Floppa is a pet and such content should be even more widespread
Cry about it. Because they're not going away
We will domesticate whatever we want. We are Human.
@@iii___iii We haven't even properly domesticated housecats. 🙄 And Caracals are thought to be the first felines adopted by ancient Egyptians. Owning one is nothing new; they're simply more challenging in terms of pet ownership.
have they developed a small version of this cat Domestic version
Bruh! The guinea fowl was for sure tied. Who are we kidding?
and this is how the floppa memes started
I absolutely love wild cats.. They’re all gorgeous, from the Lion to the Lynx