Fun fact the reason they take dust baths is because there fur is so thick it traps water ( making there fur become moldy) They can't get wet because there just that fluffy
I work at a petsmart and we have the sweetest chinchilla who was returned to us, she loves her dust baths and come to the opening of her enclosure EVERYTIME I refill her water or food to say hi while I switch out a marble cooling slab for her and to give her a dust bath. She’s so sweet
@@Muffet_undertale She was returned because her owners found a sort of nick on her ear and it was slightly infected. When we told them that it was completely fine and that it wasn’t life threatening they still returned her to us. So really just no reason for the return other than the family didn’t want her. And two I did not adopt her as I don’t have the resources or time to be a caretaker for a chinchilla 24/7 as sweet as she was. She did however get adopted recently and went to a loving home who was ready and better prepared to give her the home she deserved
The density and texture of chinchilla fur makes it life threating to give them a bath with water. Their fur is such a great insulator it doesn't allow them to dry properly so they die of infection or temperature flux out of their normal range. Dust is actual a good way to get rid of dirt, smell and microorganism's even humans benefit once in a while from a good dust bath.
Its because chinchilla fur is the most dense fur any mammal has. Its so dense that they wont ever dry off if they grt wet. So they take dust baths instead
@@chocobofangirl actually they do, “the external sphincter is poorly developed and the internal sphincter is difficult to distinguish from the rectal muscular layer”
Being a owner of a Chinchilla, I can relate. Their dust gets everywhere. It's also adorable to watch them as well. They do a full 360 and it's just so cute.
I love how detailed the stories always are and that there is most times one thing on top of the concept which is soo funny. For me it’s the sprinkle in the underpants
Ironic how they take dust baths to be clean but ending up dirtying their surrounding when they leave the beach Even worse if they live with a human in a regular house
Chickens actually do this too. In a warm summer day, my backyard chickens absolutely love to find a shallow hole in the ground and just have the time of their lives rolling around in it.
@@DrakeOolaI mean, vaginas sweat too. And if I had to pick between one or the other to use SAND/DIRT as my Goldbond substitute, well, I think as guys we're pulling the big half of that wishbone, every time.
I had a chinchilla growing up, her name was Mina, and she hated all of my ex-girlfriends, but then she met the woman who would become my wife 😂 I would say it's devine intervention, but I know it was all her doing lol.
If you were wondering, they do this becuase: if they bathe in water, they fur is so fluffy and hard to dry, it may stay wet and grow mold. Please don't was your chinchillas with water! : love this channel btw ❤ Edit 1: thank you all for the likes! I'm happy now lol!
Chinchillas are native to the Andes region of South America, one of the driest places on the planet! They would very rarely to never ever come into contact with pools of water, even rain only happens roughly two months out of a year.
@cherrydragon3120 no, just don't in the first place lol. Don't soak them. If they get stuff on them that they can't clean out with dust, use an unscented baby wipe to clean it. I imagine a hair dryer would stress the poor creature out beyond belief
@@mike-._it'll just take a much longer time but it is very possible to do it. And I believe it depends on what is planned cause even some videos are too long for shorts and have to be split into two videos. I've already seen it happen with one or two of the videos in this series.
Fun fact: Chinchillas will die if they get wet because their fur is very thick, so any water will get trapped, start growing mold, and infect the chinchilla.
the way they flop down- the noises of the sand- the background chatter of the beach- THIS IS PERFECT. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS INTO EXISTENCE. edit: hate to be that person but i've never gotten this many likes lol-
Unfortunately, Sand is NOT what Chinchillas Dust Bathe in. It's Volcanic Ash that they roll around into. This Short is sadly kinda Inaccurate. As someone who once owned Chinchillas, I know this.
@yazamenakamura6750 , thanks for informing me! how would you get the volcanic ash if you were to but a chinchilla? that's just something they have at pet stores?
I just want you to know that these videos are top tier. Not only is the educational side awesome, but the art style, humor that’s both for kids and adults. It’s great, I really appreciate these video and can’t wait to show my kids one day. Blessings
I have a chinchilla and the way those two just plopped down and slowly rolled around had me wheezing, my chinchilla jumps into his little dust bath and throws himself around so aggressively I have to hold the bin so it doesn’t go flying XD
I watch it before I read the captions, then again after reading. Then I try to guess what it's teaching me. It adds a new layer of experience to the video. I knew about the chinchillas though, I love those little guys.
@@Burn_Angelou don't have to burst someone's bubble like that. Also dude its a figure of speech *"you been trolled" starts playing in the background as i type this*
While we don't have chinchillas, sparrows tend to take dust baths too. We kept a spot in our garden specifically with fine, dry sand and away from any bushes that cats could hide in. It was always a joy to watch them take their dust baths.
I guess it ultimately depends on the region, but sparrows love getting into shallow ponds. I sometimes see them gathering around a shallow pool of water in the morning after a heavy rain the night before.
@@mmyr8ado.360 They do love shallow water and ponds as well, especially if it's sun-warmed and in a safe spot. The sand bath is, as far as I could gather, mostly to rid themselves of insects and excess oil. They basically take the dust bath and then spend the next hour preening themselves until they're all sand free again.
I used to have chinchillas, and their dust baths are extremely messy since when they roll around, the dust just flys everywhere so the thing that you put them in has to have a cover on top of it or else the room is gonna look like a vacuum cleaner was just emptied in it. Also, they are mostly nocturnal, so they make a ruckus at night.
yeah i had a chinchilla too daisy. she knew what she was doing. she was much smarter than the regular chinchilla. an evil mastermind. probably drove my mom's care to go buy the deluxe chinchilla treats when we werent looking.
Chinchilla fur is so soft that if their first gets moisture in it, the moisture often times can’t escape, and mold can grow in their fur, which can turn life threatening. Dwarf hamsters are the same
These are the perfect little episodes of anything; great animation, adorable character design, ALWAYS super funny, and we always learn something. This is my new favorite show.
Chinchillas have the softest fur in existence, they’re literal floofs
Fun fact the reason they take dust baths is because there fur is so thick it traps water ( making there fur become moldy)
They can't get wet because there just that fluffy
I also heard they poop like 200 times a day
have you ever touched a lemur? Its the softest I have know yet 🤤
Sugar Gliders are also ridiculously soft.
So is Old Cat Fur.
As a person who has one as a pet, I can confirm.
I love how the children's faces don't change at all, they just emotionlessly roll around on the sand
And the smaller one doesnt even drop his equipment
#savebrian
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@MrMsmoovewould take too much time to animate
@@MrMsmoove😂 so funny
“I love sand. It’s coarse, rough, and gets everywhere.”
-Chinchillas (probably)
I eat sand.
@@Mr101editz uhh, good for you ig
@@perhapsclem872 it’s tasty
Soo baby chinchillas are anikens worst nightmare
Its a line from 'Ark survival evolved' right?
I work at a petsmart and we have the sweetest chinchilla who was returned to us, she loves her dust baths and come to the opening of her enclosure EVERYTIME I refill her water or food to say hi while I switch out a marble cooling slab for her and to give her a dust bath. She’s so sweet
I would love a couple of chillas, but I don't have room for them. Cousin had one and it was awesome little guy.
Sounds like she has found her forever person
@@Muffet_undertale
She was returned because her owners found a sort of nick on her ear and it was slightly infected. When we told them that it was completely fine and that it wasn’t life threatening they still returned her to us. So really just no reason for the return other than the family didn’t want her.
And two I did not adopt her as I don’t have the resources or time to be a caretaker for a chinchilla 24/7 as sweet as she was. She did however get adopted recently and went to a loving home who was ready and better prepared to give her the home she deserved
@@gracieglowacki3163glad she got adopted! ❤
@@gracieglowacki3163finally, some good news on the internet.
I love how gentle they roll around while real chinchillas just baptize the room in dust
😂 underrated comment!
Why else would the dad question the car not staying clean enough😅
@@itsCatzwhat?
@@twist_ending7545because they were too gentle
Yeah really😂
As a former chinchilla owner its a lot more thrashing than it is rolling. I swear bro was trying to do flips every time he took a dust bath 😂
I read this as "as a former chinchilla, it's a lot more thrashing..." 😂
yup. Ive owned gerbils and its such a mess. The sand gets to places you couldnt possibly have imagined.
Fr tho😭 i have 2 chinchillas
They also love those freaking baths and don't wanna leave the sand ever 😂
@@chisol3508Same lmao
Bro I love that the Chichilla dad has a t-shirt that says “I would rather be surfing in Costa Rica” (I’m Costa Rican)
Costa Rican tries to not mention she's Costa Rican challenge: (IMPOSSIBLE!)
😂🤣 funny!
Yea I can
(im costa rican)
@@SeanWintersHaha, it's true! We Costa Ricans can't resist slipping it into the conversation whenever we can. (And by the way, I'm actually a girl)
@@ximenaho12 fixed it lol
The ending was uh..QUESTIONABLE 💀
Yea
"And that, son, was how you got rocks stuck in your head"💀
ರ_ರ Yup...
@@PowerfuLMLnah bruhh
Shoot I wish chinchilla dust baths were that calm
Wait... are they total spazzes?
@@AmandaTroutmanshort answer: yes
@@AmandaTroutman you have no idea. The dust bowl I had for my chinchilla’s had a cover on it so dust didn’t fly everywhere
@@AmandaTroutmanYeah, i habe to refill mines bath pretty often.
@@AmandaTroutmanthey judo flip themselves
Putting sand in his drawers and elastic snapping back had me rolling. LMAO.
I see what you did there😂
SAME.
YES 💀
SAME🤣🤣🤣
Same😂
That last one was for good measure 😅
Red is going places.
They even sell special dust for pet chinchillas that you use for dust baths.. It makes sense but in the weirdest way
Yup it's volcanic ash. It's the same stuff they use in their natural environment up in mountainous regions in South America. The more you know! 🌠
The density and texture of chinchilla fur makes it life threating to give them a bath with water. Their fur is such a great insulator it doesn't allow them to dry properly so they die of infection or temperature flux out of their normal range. Dust is actual a good way to get rid of dirt, smell and microorganism's even humans benefit once in a while from a good dust bath.
@@ge0arc244there should be chinchillas that are adapted to more hotter temperatures
To me it just sounds like a fancy coffe name but in truth you just bought classic coffe.
@@rsw0103Good, The nearest volcano is around a good few miles from me. (Phillipines)
Bonus fact: Chinchillas have to avoid getting their fur wet because their fur is too dense to allow it to dry properly.
Yeah they’ll mold before they dry. Kinda scary though that a bit of water could kill them
That makes no sense.
How they survive rain in the wild then?
They clearly can get wet and will dry, even if getting oaked is bad for them.
@@googleslocikit’s because their natural habitat is high in the Andes Mountains where it only lightly rains maybe once every year.
@@googleslocikthey dont have a gabitat were ir rains often
@@googleslocikit doesnt rain all the time everywhere.
we call shotgun
Bring back dislike
hi youtube
Yuotube
no fair
4 replies? whar
A COSTA RICA SHIRT! WERE I LIVE! I am liking and subscribing for that! (And the animation too)
I've seen Chinchillas do this, and at first, I didn't understand it, but I thought it was adorable.
Birds will do it as well, I remember watching them roll around in dust patches as a kid, super cute
I can confidently say I have never seen a chinchilla put sand down their shorts.
Did they also put w oinch of sand inside their pant
Its because chinchilla fur is the most dense fur any mammal has.
Its so dense that they wont ever dry off if they grt wet. So they take dust baths instead
So you were like
“Hahaha what are you doing ? Gosh you are one weird adorable animal “
They take dust baths because if they get wet, their fur grows moldy.
Huh, the more you know
@@LNRspeaksyep, they're so floofy that if water gets in there, it just stays
i wish to unsee
Wow, mold on fur? That's cool but also bad at the same time
Oh it gets much worse than just mold. It can literally cause them to die from hypothermia.
When the one that put dust in his shorts and the little BOOP😂
Last part killed it. LOL
Legend says that sand is still in his trunks
Lol
And the sand is scraping his balls
😳
@@-Woodstock-that wasn’t really needed lmfao
@@monokubbNo, it was definitely needed
Fun fact If chinchillas get submerged in water the fur of the chinchilla will start to mold witch is why they take dust baths
oh
It’s bc it takes too long to dry
Chinchilla fur is one of the densest, so water can essentially get trapped there, which creates a place for mold and possibly bacteria to grow.
you are correct
@@vilukisu
huh. I did not know that. sand would make sense then.
Chinchillas are ADORABLE ❤❤❤
Your videos are genuinely the highlights of my day when they randomly pop up. And I have great days. Thanks so much!
Its cuz their fur is so thick, if water got in, it would take so long to dry that it would grow bacteria and mold
thanks
I really don't want to think about moldy chinchilla
And also the thick fur can absorb enough moisture to weigh enough to cause breathing difficulties
@@whiterungamer moldy chinchilla will now be another thing that haunts me
Sloths grow all sorts of things in their fur, like moss, it’s a good thing they aren’t chinchillas.
Bro, I like the way how homie just grabs some sand and puts it in his shorts...😂🤣😂
Yep
Is bro gonna pee on it
@@htech3000 Ball soakage.
Gold Bond has some competition.
Uhhhh he puts the sand in his balls
I have a chinchilla and it has the softest fur ever!
“I’d rather be surfing in Costa Rica.”
Bro… I would too.
These always make me happy. There's just something so pure and innocent about these shorts.
Then we have MOUTH
I argue that the platypus in the motel one was not very innocent, incredibly hilarious though lol
@@rebeccawhite3731 WHY AM I BLUE
@@rebeccawhite3731 what about the one with the tail? 😆
M O U T H
The fact that one of them put sand down their pants is priceless. 😅🤣
Fr tho
LOL
Reminds me of a time we thought my sis shat in her swimsuit it was a sandball
I bet he is a boy when You know You know
but like I swear I spent hours washing out the sand grains-
I just love your vids they are always so funnyyyy
In real life they get into it so much lol. Their little tails twitch so much as they roll around😂
Another chinchilla fact is that they poop so frequently that it would be impossible to train them to use a litter box for defecation.
Oh😮
Fun related fact rodents don't have sphincter muscles. They literally can't hold it lol
@@chocobofangirl actually they do, “the external sphincter is poorly developed and the internal sphincter is difficult to distinguish from the rectal muscular layer”
just like me
@@DerpDerp3001wouldn't that still mean they're physically incapable of holding it due to the sphincter unable to sphincter
Being a owner of a Chinchilla, I can relate. Their dust gets everywhere. It's also adorable to watch them as well. They do a full 360 and it's just so cute.
I have a different dusty critter (cockatiel) I sure hope you have an air filter lmao, they help a lot!
Yes
Volcanic dust is nice as well.
yea i can relate i have two aswell
Noted
My teacher used to have a chinchilla and I loved her so much, she was literally the softest thing ever.
I love how detailed the stories always are and that there is most times one thing on top of the concept which is soo funny. For me it’s the sprinkle in the underpants
Chinchillas are so cute, esp when they do their dust baths.
🎶This is not a dance. I have sand in my Pants🎶
chickens too! so funny to watch them roll and fluff up to let it sift thru 🐓
wtf is your pfp
Ironic how they take dust baths to be clean but ending up dirtying their surrounding when they leave the beach
Even worse if they live with a human in a regular house
@@ahmadmalaki8364 the dirty stuff goes into the sand its like a litter box but for chinchillas
Chickens actually do this too. In a warm summer day, my backyard chickens absolutely love to find a shallow hole in the ground and just have the time of their lives rolling around in it.
I gave my chickens a sand pit because I have grass seed but guess what
They still use the grass seed to dust bath in
Interesting
They do it to cool off
@@Mr.SolsGamblerHabit
Mine do too. They've dug a hole next to the coop and like to chill there when we let them out.
I love how the dad shirt says” I would rather surf in Costa Rica”
Amazing animation, art style and voices! :D
This is why I love owning a chinchilla. So I don’t really have to bathe them. (Also they are literal balls of floof)
Yes. I’d imagine their dust baths would make a huge mess.
@@Officialy-Miss.Unknown if you have a decent dust bath container nope!
I hear floof?
A hamster is the same it just makes a mess
I got two of my own and I love them so very much. My chins are also floof balls
“And it better stay like this. Alright.”
*Grabs sand and proceeds to pour it in pants*
Women will never understand the torture men go through with ball sweat...
@@DrakeOolaThat shit is absolutely ANNOYING
@@DrakeOolaI mean, vaginas sweat too. And if I had to pick between one or the other to use SAND/DIRT as my Goldbond substitute, well, I think as guys we're pulling the big half of that wishbone, every time.
@@knuckle12356i am man
@@knuckle12356that's a quick way to get a yeast infection so don't put sand in your pants
This is just too wholesome ❤️💖
Not only this channel gives us a smile on our faces everyday, but also teaches us about animals, what a legend
I had a chinchilla growing up, her name was Mina, and she hated all of my ex-girlfriends, but then she met the woman who would become my wife 😂 I would say it's devine intervention, but I know it was all her doing lol.
Wow
Soooooo it IS divine intervention
So basically your chinchilla gave you a wife
She knew what was better for you lmao.
thousandth like
If you were wondering, they do this becuase: if they bathe in water, they fur is so fluffy and hard to dry, it may stay wet and grow mold. Please don't was your chinchillas with water! : love this channel btw ❤
Edit 1: thank you all for the likes! I'm happy now lol!
It also because they live in areas so cold that if their fur gets wet, they'll freeze to death before it dries
Your comment put a smile on my face. You seem like such a nice person. Keep up the good work
Chinchillas are native to the Andes region of South America, one of the driest places on the planet! They would very rarely to never ever come into contact with pools of water, even rain only happens roughly two months out of a year.
If you do wash your chinchilla's with water. Dry them thuroughly. Maybe a hairdryer works. Idk
@cherrydragon3120 no, just don't in the first place lol. Don't soak them. If they get stuff on them that they can't clean out with dust, use an unscented baby wipe to clean it. I imagine a hair dryer would stress the poor creature out beyond belief
After owning a chinchilla myself I finally understand this video💀
Nobody:
Chinchillas: OKAY I PULL UP
My Spanish Teacher has a chinchilla named Sr. Chico Gordito and he is the single most adorable thing I've ever seen.
fat boy?? send him my love fr 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
I know "Gordito" from when my neighbors called my baby brother that.
el nombre es recontra contradictorio xD
Qué clase de nombre es ese?
Es perfecto
Saludos para tu profe de español
Guy named his chinchilla fat Francis. Love it
Fun way to learn about animals. You guys should totally make a series out of this, like full on series instead of shorts. Love it.
Shorts are probably the best format for these
@@mike-._it'll just take a much longer time but it is very possible to do it. And I believe it depends on what is planned cause even some videos are too long for shorts and have to be split into two videos. I've already seen it happen with one or two of the videos in this series.
Awwwww their soo cute but the last part though it was personal❤😂💀
Fun fact: Chinchillas will die if they get wet because their fur is very thick, so any water will get trapped, start growing mold, and infect the chinchilla.
Also they may go into shock if you put them in water
How is this a "fun" fact? 😢
So... They still drink water right? If they slip in it just game over then?
Chinchillas are the real life gremlins than?
Fun fact more like disturbing fact😢
The "I'd rather be surfing in Costa Rica" is shuch a mood 😂
😅 I had spent 37 years in Costa Rica and never had surfed, I'm must be doing something wrong
@@Wakalaohmicospeak for yourself, I'm costarican, I suffer everyday
@@michaelbm8600depends where you live
As a costa rican, i can proudly day that im too scared of the sea to even swim, i just sit there
As a costa rican I feel like my soul is dragged on by the sea when I go surfing
also, they prefer extremely fine dust over actual sand. Sand is fairly jagged and can get stuck in their fur.
i love that there basically animals but people ^^
My fifth grade teacher had a chinchilla. Seeing it take a dust bath was so cute. And they are just so soft and fluffy.
I just imagine that the whole class will stop to watcht the dust bath even the teacher
Lucky. My fifth grade teacher had Madagascan hissing cockroaaches.
@@zairulfrYo what 😂
YOOOO MINE TOO exact grade and exact animal. She was a reading teacher. The chinchilla was so cute. Her name was Stella i think.
@@zairulfrTHEY CAN HISS?
the way they flop down-
the noises of the sand-
the background chatter of the beach-
THIS IS PERFECT. THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS INTO EXISTENCE.
edit: hate to be that person but i've never gotten this many likes lol-
Bro is a literal audiophile
@@innocenutbro what 🤨
Did you not see it put the sand in its pants?
Unfortunately, Sand is NOT what Chinchillas Dust Bathe in.
It's Volcanic Ash that they roll around into. This Short is sadly kinda Inaccurate. As someone who once owned Chinchillas, I know this.
@yazamenakamura6750 , thanks for informing me! how would you get the volcanic ash if you were to but a chinchilla? that's just something they have at pet stores?
I just want you to know that these videos are top tier. Not only is the educational side awesome, but the art style, humor that’s both for kids and adults. It’s great, I really appreciate these video and can’t wait to show my kids one day. Blessings
I have found my new favorite RUclipsr
As a Costa Rican, I approve Dad's t-shirt.
Ese mae ya se quedó con ganas
your channel is so old dude
As another Costa Rican I also approve dads t-shirt
I have a chinchilla and the way those two just plopped down and slowly rolled around had me wheezing, my chinchilla jumps into his little dust bath and throws himself around so aggressively I have to hold the bin so it doesn’t go flying XD
I absolutely adore chinchillas theyre so cute
I have two chinchillas and this is so cute 😂❤
I felt that at the end. I’m not a chinchilla, but I felt it. And hated it.
I love the thought that some people don’t read the captions so they’re watching clips of this channel with 0 context
I watch it before I read the captions, then again after reading. Then I try to guess what it's teaching me. It adds a new layer of experience to the video.
I knew about the chinchillas though, I love those little guys.
When I watched the first video on this Channel, I was so confused before seeing the explanation 😂
cant read
you mean.
@@bastait no I mean don’t
the chinchillas are cute too 💕💕💕🥰 😊
Loving the Dad's shirt!
"But Dad,The Bath Is Already Inside,Could We Just Take Bath In There,It's Embarrassing Doing it Here"
-Chinchilla
He just washed the car, he doesn't want any moisture in it.
2 weeks later: (no sand left) I JUST CLEANED THIS CAR
The belly rolls in their swim trunks just too cute
Chinchillas are such quirky little creatures with their dust baths and adorable antics.
The man himself actually commented
@@josefhassan830It's not Mr beast
Fake
"And it better stay like this, alright?"
Gotta sand up in case of no bathroom breaks.
LOL 💀
Lmao
Please don't ever stop making these. I've learned so much.
The sand in the pants 😂
The funniest vid yet
It's volcanic ash that they usually take dust baths in. I've got two chinchillas and they do turbo spins. It's adorable
A Chinchilla's fur is honestly the closest thing I can compare to a cloud if we could physically touch one 😭.
They're so bloody soft, its unreal.
Clouds are made of steam, and steam isn't fluffy.
Sorry to burst your bubble, someone had to.
@@Burn_Angelou don't have to burst someone's bubble like that. Also dude its a figure of speech
*"you been trolled" starts playing in the background as i type this*
@@Church_of_the_broken_God Noo please don't troll me plz
I have two dogs to feed 😢
@@Burn_Angel I guess you couldn't read the, "if we could PHYSICALLY touch them", part, huh? 🤦🏿♂️💀
@@EL-ISS Yeah, cuz you edited it in now.
This makes me so happy and I have no idea why
You’re so talented with animals
You just know so many facts
Maybe too many
I just adore the little facial expressions in these animations. 🥺
While we don't have chinchillas, sparrows tend to take dust baths too. We kept a spot in our garden specifically with fine, dry sand and away from any bushes that cats could hide in. It was always a joy to watch them take their dust baths.
I guess it ultimately depends on the region, but sparrows love getting into shallow ponds. I sometimes see them gathering around a shallow pool of water in the morning after a heavy rain the night before.
@@mmyr8ado.360 They do love shallow water and ponds as well, especially if it's sun-warmed and in a safe spot. The sand bath is, as far as I could gather, mostly to rid themselves of insects and excess oil. They basically take the dust bath and then spend the next hour preening themselves until they're all sand free again.
I love how Chinchillas are soft so cute❤😊
i owned a chinchilla for about a year and she absolutely LOVED her dust baths. she would never get out of
The effort in just the foley on these is so great. Such a unique twist on these concepts.There is clearly a whole lot of talent going on here.
“ and it better stay like this”
*proceeds* *to* *put* *sand* *in* *pants*
edit: OMG THANK YOU FOR 10K LIKES!
:)
that is exactly what happened, yes
I thought I left this comment for a sec 😂
@@broccoli1683you guys must fight loser has to change pfp
@@v1nceexcepttheresnov1nce15pit the mha commenters against each other huh? i like the way you think
HIS SHIRT OMFG I LOVE IT
This is adorable 😍 💖 💕
I used to have chinchillas, and their dust baths are extremely messy since when they roll around, the dust just flys everywhere so the thing that you put them in has to have a cover on top of it or else the room is gonna look like a vacuum cleaner was just emptied in it. Also, they are mostly nocturnal, so they make a ruckus at night.
Well, me and chinchillas have something in common, nice!
I find it funny cause I'm active at night and not so much in the day.
yeah i had a chinchilla too daisy. she knew what she was doing. she was much smarter than the regular chinchilla. an evil mastermind. probably drove my mom's care to go buy the deluxe chinchilla treats when we werent looking.
So they're even softer and floofier cats. Got it.
the way they ran, so freakin cute 🥺
That last one was adorable 😂
The pain of remembering how sand got stuck on my shorts is so unbeatably painful emotionally
Chinchilla fur is so soft that if their first gets moisture in it, the moisture often times can’t escape, and mold can grow in their fur, which can turn life threatening. Dwarf hamsters are the same
Me: they can’t be that cute
Searches them up
*Me: I found a fat chinchilla 🥺*
❤❤❤❤❤
this just reminds me of when me and my family would go to the beach while staying over with my grandparents
I love this channel
Fun fact: Chinchilla fur is so dense, that if it gets wet, it molds before it can ever dry (hence the dust baths)
These are the perfect little episodes of anything; great animation, adorable character design, ALWAYS super funny, and we always learn something. This is my new favorite show.
I don’t own a chinchilla but we had them in school. These guys are bonkers, literal balls to the walls of energy
As a chinchilla owner pearl is the highlight of my day, she is like a chubby, furry, cheeseball 😂
When the kid picked up and poured sand into his own trunks😂