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With Danielle being Canadian, I'm surprised you have never done Loons. That would be a good vidao, they have so many interesting things for birds. Being unable to walk on land, solid bones, mating for life. I'm Loony for Loons.
Hey can youn please make a video about 'virgin birth in animals' and also don't forget to include the case of the CALFORNIAN CONDORES.... also mention it's evolutionary aspects. PLEASE ❤️❤️❤️
I always thought that the Mandarin duck was an absolutely colorful bird. The next Duck that I thought had beautiful colors and might be a close runner-up is the wood duck
Do the Eclectus parrot! The sexual dimorphism is reversed, males are plain green while females are bright red and blue. It was a mystery why this was so but scientist observations soon had it solved!
@@J0.n. it's speculated that the females had a reddish color to hide well in tree hollows during mating season (since males try to find any females, even the ones who've mated) while the male has green plumage for camouflage purposes Edit: That's just what I've read tho, if there's more to add, please do so
Fun Chinese fact: the Chinese term for mandarin ducks is also used to refer to human couples (married or not) a bit like how in english you might call a couple "lovebirds".
Chinese also uses mandarin ducks to describe loving romantic relationships, especially with the idiom/saying: 只羡鸳鸯不羡仙，meaning one would rather envy the ducks love and dedication to one other, instead of being gods and deities above.
Awww, the little females aren't homely, I think they're pretty. They're just more subtle and understated. As they should be in order to brood eggs and try not to stand out to predators.
I agree with you, they are so pretty, they remind me of little fawns. That makes sense about the females not standing out to predators, seems like a fact I should've realized before about sexual dimorphism.
@@maxpulido4268 True, the actual definition of homely is plain or less than attractive, but I've always associated the word with negative connotations... learn sumthin' new everyday.
@@peggedyourdad9560 exactly. For example, ferrets. When it comes to mating, the male won't be so gentle with the female, as they will drag her by the neck, and can draw blood and leave wounds.
I think the coloration of the females is actually quite beautiful. Just a hint of color peeking from her wing feathers. But that part with the voiceover when the male was doing his display. If you're watching this without headphones and the volume turned a bit too loud, you might get some looks wondering what you're watching 🤣
Around 6:58, you say their plumage protects their fall. Their tiny size plays a more important role; "the larger you are, the harder you fall" applies here.
I love the decision to record part of the voiceover in the room with the screaming birds. Like… you didn’t have to do that and it’s hilarious that you did
I'd lose my mind if you guys would do an episode on Albatrosses for "World of Birds", if that is feasible! Endangered, beautiful and one of the most fascinating in my eyes.
@@michaelscottoriginal : V I I I Λ's response to Mr. Finch also applies to you! But I did meet Hayley Williams once briefly in 2019, and I got to compliment her on her vocal range. I hope I was right, since my musical knowledge is only rudimentary.
amazing isn't it that these beautiful creatures got made by a random explosion in the middle of space 14bn years ago, without a single thought about design or logic, just random atoms flying around without direction or purpose that came out of nowhere and they just happened to create all intelligent life on this planet?! Wow!
I love Bird Kingdom, that place was a surprisingly fascinating experience for me! And now here I am watching bird videos that happen to feature the very “Kingdom” that introduced me.
I live near Necedah National Crane Foundation center. Highly recommend visiting if you’re ever in the area. You get to see them phasing out the puppets and switching to a set of long time mates. It’s pretty incredible
I like how flamboyant most males in the animal kingdom are djbwnsnsbs ☠️ Like in humans if a guy if flamboyant they straight up call him gay (being gay isn't a bad thing lol I'm bisexual) I wish we could be like other animals... Carefree and FLAMBOYANT
Super extravagant feathers! I'm glad you mentioned the relation to the Wood Duck. I lived near the Reifel Bird Refuge when I was a kid and they were a rare sighting. I always wondered about hybrids since there've been Mandarin Ducks(or at least Trevor) in Vancouver since 2018.
Fun fact birds are actually more colorful than what we can see, both males and females. They have a broader light spectrum than we do and can see more colors. So the way female birds look aren't as dull as we think, and the males are even more flamboyant.
I love the females!!!I like how stone-like the colors are it reminds me of a snow leopard and make it even more like 1 by all the white dots on its body/torso❤.and dont get me started on that flashy eyeliner :3
It’s interesting that it’s pretty much the same with most animals. The „better“ you look, the more attractive you are to females. Beauty doesn’t hold any survival value and neither are better looking ducks better partners or fathers.. but that’s just the way it is and how mating works.
In Sweden where I live Mandarin ducks are pretty rare, but I have seen them in central Stockholm. The cool thing is one Mandarin drake is always surronded by Mallard drakes. You can feel that the Mallards are kinda jealous of the Mandarins, and will treat the Mandarin as their leader.
Warblers would be awesome to do a video on! Many are amazing migratory as and are an incredibly diverse group. Also, the interaction between Rufous hummingbirds and red-breasted sapsuckers would be really cool! The hummingbird relies on the sap holes of the sapsucker in order to migrate all the way north to Alaska in the spring and establish territory!
Wiw really interesting! I have a couple of mandarin ducks! They are so cute. They are always together. Now, in autumn, the male has also brown feathers like the female. He doesn't need attraction until winter ends. But what I also wanna say, that these ducks are not domesticated, their wings were cutted by the owner so that they can't fly. Thats not ok - right! Shortning the feathers from time to time surely is a better alternative.
If you were to do another video on a member of the waterfowl family, a diving duck would be perfect. Think of Mergansers, the Long-tailed Duck, Scoters, and the Ruddy Duck.
I always wondered: If in nature sexual dimorphism *usually* is about males being fancier than females... wouldn't that mean that in humans, males should also be fancier? However, what we find is that females are regarded as the ones having to do the fancy stuff.
Usually doesn’t mean all the time. And who says the males aren’t fancier? I think because we have sentience and today’s morals and stuff affect on what we view as fancier and stuff. Like if we go on just base natural biology and stuff we will be seen as a bigot by a lot of people. I literally know a couple people irl who think it’s close minded of me to mention natural biology. So I don’t know.
What an interesting review of this interesting species! You got some amazing footage of the Mandarin Ducks, and I learned a lot about them as well. Thanks for making this!
A tale as old as time: Drake keeping fresh er'day for tha ladies then Drake meets Girl. Drake dates girl. Girl gets knocked up. Drake dips out and goes soul searching. Girl takes care of her own damn self, not getting help. Drake eventually comes back cuz he ain't no dead beat duck. Drake marries girl. Girl and drake have a bunch kids. Drake and Girl get a divorce and the kids go live with girl. Drake moves into a communal aviary and Drake meets other divorced Drakes at the weekly mixer in the courtyard.
I saw this duck today in richmond park London. It was a male and it posed for my video. Brilliant little thing. I could identify it due to your video. Thanks for the great work!
If you think about humans sexual dimorphism. It's very telling and tragic if you think about what past human women probably had to deal with and still do deal with.
Holy crap thank you to weather posted this video because I swear I was thinking this afternoon how do birds see ultraviolet and how do scientists know that but yeah behavioral experiments would totally make sense to me
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Please make a video about shrikes.
Please make a video about white-faced whistling ducks
With Danielle being Canadian, I'm surprised you have never done Loons. That would be a good vidao, they have so many interesting things for birds. Being unable to walk on land, solid bones, mating for life. I'm Loony for Loons.
Hey can youn please make a video about 'virgin birth in animals' and also don't forget to include the case of the CALFORNIAN CONDORES....
also mention it's evolutionary aspects.
PLEASE ❤️❤️❤️
I always thought that the Mandarin duck was an absolutely colorful bird. The next Duck that I thought had beautiful colors and might be a close runner-up is the wood duck
Mandarin and Goth: A love story.
Release date when?
@McMari Actually, I looked it up its releasing on February 31, 2023
@@0content21 At popeyes
How about “drake and goth” lmaooo
Nuh, Eurasian Coots are true goths. Look them up😉
Do the Eclectus parrot! The sexual dimorphism is reversed, males are plain green while females are bright red and blue.
It was a mystery why this was so but scientist observations soon had it solved!
please elaborate more
@@J0.n. it's speculated that the females had a reddish color to hide well in tree hollows during mating season (since males try to find any females, even the ones who've mated) while the male has green plumage for camouflage purposes
Edit: That's just what I've read tho, if there's more to add, please do so
@@shreb6182 on that’s interesting thanks for the information
DEFINITELY THE ECLECTUS
Same thing with the shorebird species called the Phalaropes. The females fight for territory, and the males do the brooding of the eggs.
Fun Chinese fact: the Chinese term for mandarin ducks is also used to refer to human couples (married or not) a bit like how in english you might call a couple "lovebirds".
Chinese also uses mandarin ducks to describe loving romantic relationships, especially with the idiom/saying: 只羡鸳鸯不羡仙，meaning one would rather envy the ducks love and dedication to one other, instead of being gods and deities above.
Lovebirds are actually birds look it up :D
Fun Chinese Fact, indeed!
@@Miss.mellohi no shit sherlocks 😂
@@Miss.mellohinobody said they weren’t birds
I love how flamboyant male birds are!! They’re all beautiful
Stay fresh kings
They should be called K-pop Duck.
Or Ducks before Flowers.
@@radityapoerwanto7018 none.
@@radityapoerwanto7018 Considering ducks are sexual predators, no.
did you know that a duck cant read a youtube comment
@@Zarmdthecoolest my mom is androgynous
Awww, the little females aren't homely, I think they're pretty. They're just more subtle and understated. As they should be in order to brood eggs and try not to stand out to predators.
Literally what homely means
I agree with you, they are so pretty, they remind me of little fawns. That makes sense about the females not standing out to predators, seems like a fact I should've realized before about sexual dimorphism.
@@maxpulido4268 True, the actual definition of homely is plain or less than attractive, but I've always associated the word with negative connotations... learn sumthin' new everyday.
Agreed. The brown and white patterns are still pretty.
"Homely" does just mean subtle and understated in the U.K., but apparently has a more negative connotation in the U.S.
The females are not all grey though they have one band of deep blue feathers on their wings. I fins it classy, just enough colors not too over the top
Understated couture.
goths dont really wear just black so,,, realism?
@@milkmancatcher1996 exactly
Like when a pale woman in full black has dark blue gloves. 💙
wood duck crying in the corner 😂😂
The Wood Duck is like the less orange version of the Mandarin Duck. They are like the shiny version.
Nobody asked about the wood duck
I didn't asked mate
@@MB-sj2yu @Edward Kenway Oh but you did, don't lie.
@@--Paws-- stop tryna justify your comb comment with a edited comment
@@MB-sj2yu I added the other commenter's name, my claim still stands, you both asked
A Goth gf. If only we all could be so lucky as the male mandarin duck...
So very true.
Ah yes the elusive goth girlfriend... and here I am with out boyfriend or girlfriend... being goth... I am saddened beyond believe
My Mandarin male has a white female. He is slso very lucky about that
I volunteer as a tribute!
Nah selling their organs is better. Oh and these birds are beautiful
"Whatever the Lady says goes", does not track with what I've heard about ducks..... seriously, they can be monsters....
Yes made a mistake of watching a RUclips video of a bunch of them drowning a female duck…
Yep, many animals that most people think are innocent tend to be quite vicious in reality.
@@peggedyourdad9560 exactly. For example, ferrets. When it comes to mating, the male won't be so gentle with the female, as they will drag her by the neck, and can draw blood and leave wounds.
@@MinixMini2 That mating practice is surprisingly common in the animal kingdom, I’ve heard that blue-tongued skinks also mate like that.
@@MinixMini2 It stimulates the female from what I read
I love how the survival tactic of Mandarin Ducklings is literally just to be fluffy
I think the coloration of the females is actually quite beautiful. Just a hint of color peeking from her wing feathers.
But that part with the voiceover when the male was doing his display. If you're watching this without headphones and the volume turned a bit too loud, you might get some looks wondering what you're watching 🤣
that duck trying to attract a goth gf is literally me
Have you done the burp?
Better dress up flamboyantly
i second this so hard
Nah, you have no fashion and colors.
Literally*
The eccentric theater kid and the introverted goth art kid: tale as old as time.
0:24 so every male mandarin duck has a mullet.
😂 you're ruining their Majesty! Lol
In Korea, when a couple marry, traditionally they're given a couple of hand carved wooden mandarin ducks because it symbolized everlasting love.
Chinese culture
yuanyang 鸳鸯
I love how the male ducks look so pretty with those colors, and how the little ducklings jump down the trees to follow mom 🥰
the female ducks are so cute! Like they're dressed in a more "classic" beautiful brown pattern
Reminds me of what my grandma wears😭
True❤
I love how critters are legit screaming behind her while she’s trying to inform us
Around 6:58, you say their plumage protects their fall. Their tiny size plays a more important role; "the larger you are, the harder you fall" applies here.
I died laughing when i saw the title XD bravo
You got a heart
Filthy Malzahar main
Male duck: *burps*
Female ducks: Omg mother i want to marry him 🔥
Thank you for showcasing my favorite duck! I'm an Ornithology student and I plan to raise these lovelies on my future homestead. 🥰
🐎🐖🐂🐐🐓🦃🦆
Help extinction I guess then.
I love the decision to record part of the voiceover in the room with the screaming birds. Like… you didn’t have to do that and it’s hilarious that you did
Agreed.
A bold choice that pays off with laughs & Likes! 😂
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: ROAD RUNNERS! DO ROAD RUNNERS!
_Meep meep_
I'd lose my mind if you guys would do an episode on Albatrosses for "World of Birds", if that is feasible! Endangered, beautiful and one of the most fascinating in my eyes.
That would be cool to see, I don't know much about albatrosses, but I'm gonna look them up now that I'm thinking of them.
My female mandarin duck is white like snow. In autumn like now, when the male turns into brown, he is the less pretty one of my two lovely ducks!
Are the female ducks also into My Chemical Romance?
Paramore
@@michaelscottoriginal : V I I I Λ's response to Mr. Finch also applies to you! But I did meet Hayley Williams once briefly in 2019, and I got to compliment her on her vocal range. I hope I was right, since my musical knowledge is only rudimentary.
Emo is not goth
Nine-inch nails
The Mandarin Duck are called 鸳鸯 (Yuan Yang) they can also be used to describe a couple love each other very much.
That’s the cutest thing ever, haha!
In korea wooden dolls of them are given at marriage
@@nineten-eu4ig that's so sweet
Ducks are such a wonderful, harmless bird. I’ve always had the highest admiration for these awesome birds.
amazing isn't it that these beautiful creatures got made by a random explosion in the middle of space 14bn years ago, without a single thought about design or logic, just random atoms flying around without direction or purpose that came out of nowhere and they just happened to create all intelligent life on this planet?! Wow!
Ah yes, a goth gf and a golden retriever bf.
Flamboyant boyfriend and goth girlfriend. Quite the combo!
I love Bird Kingdom, that place was a surprisingly fascinating experience for me! And now here I am watching bird videos that happen to feature the very “Kingdom” that introduced me.
Love these guys! Can you do an episode on the thylacine/more prehistoric animals?
👀 see you soon
@@animalogic *BRING OUT THE CLONES!!!!*
Frau Farbissina
(from Austin Powers)
Great vid guys.
A video on cranes would be cool, especially the Wooping Crane and the story of its conservation (but any crane video would be great)
I live near Necedah National Crane Foundation center. Highly recommend visiting if you’re ever in the area. You get to see them phasing out the puppets and switching to a set of long time mates. It’s pretty incredible
Man, mandarin ducks look really fun to paint.
Curse you, now I want to paint a Mandarin Duck.👍
Mandarin ducks are one of my favorite ducks because of how cute their quacks are. They sound exactly like a rubber ducky! 💕
where i live we have families of these ducks along the stream. i love just sitting on the bench. lighting a doob and just watching them for hours
I like how flamboyant most males in the animal kingdom are djbwnsnsbs ☠️ Like in humans if a guy if flamboyant they straight up call him gay (being gay isn't a bad thing lol I'm bisexual)
I wish we could be like other animals... Carefree and FLAMBOYANT
I remember when a male Mandarin ducks came to Central Park! OMG! He was one of the most beautiful birds I've ever seen! :D
The red-footed falcon would be cool! The females are a lovely rusty orange-and-grey color, and the males are a rather pretty slate blue.
Mandarin ducks remind me of the American wood duck.
Ha ha! I wrote this comment before I reached the end of the video, so I was pleased to see wood ducks get a mention.
She was a goth he did ballet 😂
Everyone who has any clue about mammals, reptiles or birds ... They should know the males are more flashier in their appearance/presentation 😅
1:43 that's one chonky forest cat. Oh wait, is that a manul?
Super extravagant feathers!
I'm glad you mentioned the relation to the Wood Duck. I lived near the Reifel Bird Refuge when I was a kid and they were a rare sighting. I always wondered about hybrids since there've been Mandarin Ducks(or at least Trevor) in Vancouver since 2018.
So cute I seen one of these in my backyard
Me, as well. Though it was a barbecue and I would have been more impressed by a living specimen.
Fun fact birds are actually more colorful than what we can see, both males and females. They have a broader light spectrum than we do and can see more colors. So the way female birds look aren't as dull as we think, and the males are even more flamboyant.
When the man where Gucci but they girl wear Hot Topic
“And you’re watching World of…KWAAAAAK!” 😂
sheeeeeeeeeeshhhhhhh them feathers dont lie
I notice they stand on one leg hahahaha thats amazing
I love the females!!!I like how stone-like the colors are it reminds me of a snow leopard and make it even more like 1 by all the white dots on its body/torso❤.and dont get me started on that flashy eyeliner :3
Mandarin ducks are quite common in areas like the Forest of Dean
I can barely walk to the parking lot to my car 1 hour after waking up. These ducklings have me beat.
It’s interesting that it’s pretty much the same with most animals. The „better“ you look, the more attractive you are to females. Beauty doesn’t hold any survival value and neither are better looking ducks better partners or fathers.. but that’s just the way it is and how mating works.
In Sweden where I live Mandarin ducks are pretty rare, but I have seen them in central Stockholm. The cool thing is one Mandarin drake is always surronded by Mallard drakes. You can feel that the Mallards are kinda jealous of the Mandarins, and will treat the Mandarin as their leader.
They are cute,i always stop to see them in the zoo.African lovebirds are very colourful too.
Oh so when a mandarin duck burps it’s cute and sexy, but when I do it I’m disgusting
😂😂😂
Mandarin ducks and male peacocks just steal the colour from their female counterparts literally
Warblers would be awesome to do a video on! Many are amazing migratory as and are an incredibly diverse group. Also, the interaction between Rufous hummingbirds and red-breasted sapsuckers would be really cool! The hummingbird relies on the sap holes of the sapsucker in order to migrate all the way north to Alaska in the spring and establish territory!
That bird has got mad drip
I just came here to say...
QUACK!
An episode on eiders would be cool, their adaptations to their habitat and environmental extremes might be interesting to run through
Loving this series! Aranya could you cover Reddish egrets or Snowy plovers?
Snowy plovers are my favorite!!
Actually female counterpart of most animals and birds are understated than males.
When glam rock meets gothic rock.
Wiw really interesting! I have a couple of mandarin ducks! They are so cute. They are always together. Now, in autumn, the male has also brown feathers like the female. He doesn't need attraction until winter ends.
But what I also wanna say, that these ducks are not domesticated, their wings were cutted by the owner so that they can't fly. Thats not ok - right! Shortning the feathers from time to time surely is a better alternative.
Imagine sexual dimorphism in dinosaurs that can't be inferred from fossils. These ducks would be so bland if discovered from fossils.
If you were to do another video on a member of the waterfowl family, a diving duck would be perfect. Think of Mergansers, the Long-tailed Duck, Scoters, and the Ruddy Duck.
I remember seeing them at the Niagara aviary. They are so small compared to the mallards.
hahaha not the photoshoot! yall got me with that one
The one from New York Central Park is the most beautiful.
Ye I've always wondered why in every single other species it's the male who peacocks but in humans it's women who do
Great video and content!!! Never knew the chicks of these stunning 🦆 get out of the nest so FAST!!
Such a strapping young lad
A penguin, a bunch of pigeons, and some mandarin ducks hanging out with a Swiss(?) dude brought me here.
I always wondered: If in nature sexual dimorphism *usually* is about males being fancier than females... wouldn't that mean that in humans, males should also be fancier? However, what we find is that females are regarded as the ones having to do the fancy stuff.
Usually doesn’t mean all the time. And who says the males aren’t fancier? I think because we have sentience and today’s morals and stuff affect on what we view as fancier and stuff. Like if we go on just base natural biology and stuff we will be seen as a bigot by a lot of people. I literally know a couple people irl who think it’s close minded of me to mention natural biology. So I don’t know.
Nobody stops you from being fancy bru
Humans are also not very polygamous
Sexual dimorphism isn’t universal and it’s not always for the intention of attracting a mate
This series is great! Birds aren't my thing but it still gets me interested.
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.
Omg I saw a make mandarin just chilling with other normal ducks and I wondered who is this fashion icon
Ive said it before and I'll say it again, do an episode on wild turkeys please.
And this month would be perfect for it
Thought this was Winged Experience for a second
I've been crazy about King fishers since I watched your video.
Much better line delivery this week.
No one:
Male Mandarin ducks: we have majestic Hair. **
(This is Mike's daughter btw)
What an interesting review of this interesting species! You got some amazing footage of the Mandarin Ducks, and I learned a lot about them as well. Thanks for making this!
THANKS STEVE!!!
Ducks are just "platypus-billed birds"
This dude loves himself some goth girl, Mad respect
"Burping noise"
*screams of the damned in the background*
Sounds about right
A tale as old as time: Drake keeping fresh er'day for tha ladies then Drake meets Girl. Drake dates girl. Girl gets knocked up. Drake dips out and goes soul searching. Girl takes care of her own damn self, not getting help. Drake eventually comes back cuz he ain't no dead beat duck. Drake marries girl. Girl and drake have a bunch kids. Drake and Girl get a divorce and the kids go live with girl. Drake moves into a communal aviary and Drake meets other divorced Drakes at the weekly mixer in the courtyard.
I saw this duck today in richmond park London. It was a male and it posed for my video. Brilliant little thing. I could identify it due to your video. Thanks for the great work!
OMG THE MALES ARE SO CUTE AND FLUFFY AAAAAAA--
3:21 They've ensured their reproDUCKtive success alright.
If you think about humans sexual dimorphism. It's very telling and tragic if you think about what past human women probably had to deal with and still do deal with.
In birds, it's always the guys who looks pretty. Then females are as plain as you can get. Such contrast.
Mandarin's be the ultimate simps for their goth gf's
Holy crap thank you to weather posted this video because I swear I was thinking this afternoon how do birds see ultraviolet and how do scientists know that but yeah behavioral experiments would totally make sense to me
*Hello, could you speak about subspecies of tigers and how really we can differentiate between them? Thank you for this amazing channel*