First video in the new setup!! Bear with me as I was a lil sick while filming this and also I'm still getting used to speaking loudly in the space (I was nervous my neighbors could hear me hahaha). But I hope you like the video and be sure to check out my patreon that was published this morning! www.patreon.com/lindsaynikole
Science of why we think things are cute www.google.com/search?q=science+on+why+we+find+things+cute&client=ms-android-motorola-rev2&sxsrf=APwXEdfz5rur2MMrJTZR3e-K57U0XUAOQQ%3A1683144550748&ei=Zr9SZPWYLc6nqtsP66GS4Ag&oq=science+on+why+we+find+things&gs_lcp=ChNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwEAEYATIFCCEQoAEyBQghEKABMgUIIRCgATIFCCEQoAEyBQghEKsCMggIIRAWEB4QHTIICCEQFhAeEB0yCAghEBYQHhAdOgoIABBHENYEELADOg0IABBHENYEELADEIsDOgcIIxDqAhAnOggIABCKBRCRAjoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgYIABAWEB46CAgAEBYQHhAPOggIABAWEB4QCjoICAAQigUQhgNKBAhBGABQ6RtYs60BYL68AWgCcAB4BYAB5gGIAcQrkgEGNC4zNC4ymAEAoAEBsAEPyAEHuAECwAEB&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp
Fun fact: having cute baby features through adulthood is called "neoteny" and is indeed a large factor in perceived cuteness. So you're absolutely right!
Many deep sea fishes have neoteny, they have underdeveloped bone and muscle structure similar to babies, as well as weak swim bladders. Conserving their energy by never growing up.
@DexSilver Yeah some people don't realise that there's so many things we probably haven't discovered that could change a lot of things if we found them
There's a little theropod dinosaur called sinosauropteryx that has a fossil that's so well preserved that we not only know that it's body was fuzzy and (most likely) a brown color, but that it's tail, which was the same length as it's body, had dark and light colored rings.
Omg. It's a squirrel raptor. Having grown up watching the OG Jurassic Park and my dad constantly trying to keep squirrels out of the bird feeders, I find this creature *utterly terrifying*
You, casual geographic, and miniminuteman are genuinely some of my favorite channels just because of how chaotic and accessible you are while still being accurate and I really appreciate all that you do
@@maryeckel9682 Yes! I Just watched another video of her's and apparently they ( milo and her) both work with the same editor so maybe that's part of why they feel so similar but I adore their content
3:13 I have a psychology degree and yes it’s because they look like babies…in fact cats learned to meow like babies so we would wake up to their cries and tend to their needs
The apartment tour at the end was really wholesome. This is why i like your vids so much, you are so human! Going on tangents and including the most random things like an apartment tour just cannot be faked. Everything you do and say is so natural and really allows me (and i'm sure many others) enjoy learning and rediscover how awesome nature really is! So thank you for taking the time to produce such incredible content! Also congrats on getting your RUclips award! I hope your channel continues to grow and grow!
@@LindsayNikolebe careful about showing anything outside the windows of your apartment. There are a lot of creeps that will try and track down your house and stalk you. CallmeKris had it happen and many other content creators have
@@carrotcup7297 I also love humans, fellow human. I greatly enjoy doing human things, such as having biology, and not being a robot. I love the feeling of having blood flowing through me and not motor oil. Perhaps soon I shall consume organic matter and then excrete it later, as we humans do!
I love how you went in to explain all the factors you considered when it comes to being considered cute when I would have been like “it’s cute cause I think it’s cute” 😂
It would be cool to have these cute babies still around! One super cute animal we don't even notice exists is called Matschie's tree kangaroo. Our crew managed to get on camera these cuddly-looking creatures that evolved thousands of years ago to eat leaves and climb trees, using sharp claws and a pendulous tail. Only 2,500 are left, and that's why if we don't do something, they might join your list. But our team talked to a conservation project that it's working to save this super cute species, and the result looks promising!
omg i saw one of these at the dallas world aquarium about a month ago i didnt know what it was but i just looked up that name from your comment and that was it! it was so cute
What turned mother around on snakes was an absolutely tiny little one that we found in the forests of Maine. It was some species of tiny slug eater, maybe like six inches long. It was a female that had created a nest inside of a small chunk of wood, and my mom thought it was ridiculously adorable that this tiny little snake made a tiny little nest inside of this piece of wood.
Lindsay faced with scientific and / or latin names for animals: No problem Lindsay faced with German: H E L P Amazing video as always, Lindsay, I particularly love the idea of slightly more manageable elephants! Great to see you pretty well settled into your new place too, and I love that Tino gets to just freely explore from time to time 😊
There's something about the way you speak, the speed and cadence that is so unique. You're also just a good story teller, and I think that's a recipe for a winning channel.
Yeah, she's not monotone or too slow, or fast in a non rhythmic way, it's easier to learn from and stay focused. It makes me think of Aron Ra's 50 part series 'Systematic Classification of Life' (somewhat down the playlist below Dr. Chris Whites geology videos), very much not the same but they both keep my attention in a simmilar way ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjolmC7Hp1wmaNeyAR4wRlzt8
Your hypothesis about why we love small things with big eyes is spot on, from what I've heard/read, and I think this applies to fluffy things too. Many animals are fluffier when they are in their childhood stages. Birds and cats immediately come to mind. Cheetahs have a mane they lose when they age. Also yes, humans like and empathize more often with things that look more like them, which is why we tend to find mammalians the most cute on average before say, arthropods, reptiles, and fish. That isn't to say we can't find those things cute, but we are more likely on average to find things with recognizable limbs, similar eyes, hair, and general body plan easier to empathize with. This can be used to explain things scientifically, but is also the driving force behind things like creature design in movies. Aliens and monsters are generally scarier the more removed they are from us. The less we can understand something by simply looking at it, the more unnerving it is. Also I love your adorable danger noodle. He's a sweetie.
ok corn snakes are legit some of the cutest ever. Even at their largest, they're still a very manageable size, they have cute little snoots with big eyes, they're generally very chill and curious and they like to explore and interact, and they're basically incapable of injuring a human. My step mom, who is a foster parent and has a daycare in her house, has a few of them and the kids LOVE them.
@@suchnothing unfortunately in my personal experience, especially with christianity, western religions have completely demonized snakes :( when i was little i was at a like, kids fair or something and i met a beautiful python (of course with her handler or owner) and i was petting her a lot because i was so surprised that she liked it, i can't remember much but i feel like the python reminded me of a little puppy in a way... i know that doesnt make sense lol but my kid brain was obsessed with dogs. anyways my grandma dragged me away cause she thought it was a sign of The Devil that i liked the snake :( they're absolutely precious little babies. edit - i did have a little brown snake for a bit and i would let him hang out in my fro while i played video games lol, i think he thought my hair was similar to forest undergrowth 😭🖤 precious little man. ya small snakes are just as adorable and intriguing as bigger ones for sure.... rip amber
Oh I couldn’t even look at it 😭 I’ve always had a fear of snakes, I don’t care how adorable or that they don’t harm humans, I cannot look at a snake no matter what. And it sucks because I have frequent dreams about snakes 😭 They’re just terrifying and weird to look at
OH GOD SHIRT IDEA, a buncha of different cute extinct animals, and the quote "Different fibers, but fluff none the less" right above it. Itd be a cute shirt and your fans will know.
Lindsay you and Casual Geographic have become my comfort channels and I rewatch both of y’all’s shorts and have been slowly increasing my knowledge of animals I’m not the friendliest person (meaning not super affectionate but I’ll give em a lil love) when it comes to animals but I’ve gotten some chickens recently and I’ve kinda fallen in love with them and the idea of a farm life style. And thanks to you and casual I’ve gained a interest in animals as a whole helping that dream grow. Love your content, and thanks for the house tour. Ps. They make mini ladders with wheels and sell them on Amazon.
Anurognathus head resembles like the birds of nightjar and potoo families. Both share common characteristics like large eyes, large mouth, very small & diminished beak. Such characteristics are helpful for grabbing insects in air via mouth and swallowing them immediately. Also, large eyes collect more light which help in night vision and thus, help in finding prey at night.
You're not short, you are compact, fun size. Keep up the awesome unique style of imparting knowledge of an awesome subject format. Thanks for the insomniac's video therapy, no frills, great humor and good for you!!!!
it makes me so happy that smart people can make content like this and it be popular and financially lucrative there is so much trash on the internet but your stuff is absolute gold, incredibly informative and entertaining as well please keep doing what you are doing! you are an influencer that influences people with knowledge! that's amazing!
You and your videos, young lady, are simply contagious! I'm 100% addicted to your style and attitude. So much respect and admiration from across the pond in the UK. I wish you all the best for the future!
I know a lot of people DO know about this extinct animal, but I just don't think Ankylosaurus gets enough love for how cute it is! It's a big dumb rocky cow dog! What's not to love?
I didn’t even realise I subbed around 45k or something. It hasn’t been that long, this channel’s gonna be in the millions soon. You are doing such an amazing job. I learn a lot from your channel.
13:15 This drawing left such a hard impression on me, it ain't the best thing ever, but it just feels like love, like, whoever drew it was made really happy by Lindsay's videos and wanted to share this happiness back (a lil bit of non romantic love asdasd).
I love the style of your videos, whether they are gross, gruesome, and/or cute. Teachers and professors should take notes on your delivery/energy. It could definitely help make learning more entertaining.
The energy and personality you present on camera is intoxicating I spent all of yesterday binging your channel and I am already back watching random videos.
I once stumbled upon a documentary about what makes an animal cute. I remember the roundness as a factor. It's nice to see that confirmed here. Sadly the documentary was French and I was not, so I didn't stick around too much.
Love your videos and the tour was great. Your new appartment looks like a nice place to live, though I will say the perspective was jarring for me since I'm 6'4" so (especially when showing you reach in the cupboard) my mind was just entirely taken over by "so that's how the world looks from that height" lol
While "cuteness" might be subjective, often things/animals being gross or scary is as well so I think it's all good. Great video as always, you're amazing!
Your channel is literally everything I needed. Science/history books aimed at adults are so information dense and rarely are they written for enjoyment and I struggle to follow everything (thanks ADHD), but someone talking at me in a fun hat and band t shirts? Yeah I can definitely learn that way
so i'm currently studying for my finals (actually, drop the "stu" part. just dying atm) and i am happy to announce that you and your channel successfully got me through the whole evolution unit. also, the new apartment looks amazing!
Found this gem of channel via your friend Casual Geographic. Best cross over ever! Love the rise in educational RUclipsrs and I’m here for it. Keep doing your thing, you’re gonna inspire a whole new generations for biology and zoology.
The part where you explain that it’s ‘okay to not be so serious and just have fun sometimes’ sounds like you’re telling yourself that more than anything 😂
Finallyyyyyyyy,I've waited for this video for so long!!! Your videos alway cheer me up and you are my big inspiration! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos!
its crazy to see someone so new yet so talented in youtube, ur personality, ur knowledge, ur comedy. it makes watching ur vids feel so natural. kep up the amazing work, i cant wait to watch more of ur incredible videos
"Whose to say they didn't have squishable contests in the late Jurassic? We can't prove that they didn't." 🤣 I mean, that's true, and also my favorite thought of the day. I can't stop laughing.😆
11:14 "some scientists don't really fuck with it, others kinda fuck with it- hmm" and if that ain't the best description of the scientific community EVER, especially if it's about something you can neither verify but nor falsify...good god
You have inspired to me to think about going into zoology or conduct my own research on animals. Your videos have helped me though college, mostly of not losing my sanity. 😊
You might find something interesting in this playlist (Paleontology based, so not really Zoology but related): ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjolmC7Hp1wmaNeyAR4wRlzt8
I cannot express enough how happy your videos make me! It’s the perfect blend of chaos and coziness lol. And there were so many hilarious one-liners in this one! 😂 thanks for teaching in such a fun way!
"Chaos and coziness" is the perfect way to describe this content! It's quickly becoming some of my favorite content on RUclips - passionate, knowledgeable people sharing their passion and knowledge! It's so great to see how fired up they get about their field
I don’t usually like swearing, but I absolutely love your delivery and personality! I only found this channel yesterday, but I love it! You make learning fun and entertaining.
another long-form video!! about the quetzalcoatlus, i’m pretty sure they used to just… launch themselves upwards and start flapping, which is pretty freaky but i love them for it
I think one thing I find really cute is partaking in forest creature and fairytale activities, such as oldfield mice going eepy inside of flowers, crows eating the ticks and bugs off of deer, or beavers dragging logs 5x their size back to their crib. Those are the vibes I need to embrace this summer.
Listen, just starte watching your videos and happy that even your current uploads arent different then this and is fun to watch. Dont need to change the formula on something that isnt bad. Love it!
I just found your channel yesterday - and so far it is a fantastic way to spend downtime while I'm working. I'm looking forward to catching up on your videos - they're quite interesting and very engaging!
Great work, Tina! I personally await to see Deextinction efforts fulfilled. If they aren’t, then I and many like me will always have the memories of those long gone species.
My definition of something cute, is ‘something in a smaller size/version, of which it’s size caused it to lose it’s function’ for animals big eyes and fluffyness helps but objects can also be cute.
Congrats on the new place, and thank you for introducing me to my new favorite prehistoric creature! Anurognathus is, indeed, the cutest extinct animal I've never heard of.
Thank you for this pallete cleanser. I know I'm gonna enjoy this ❤ Edit: I did enjoy this video! I'm glad you had a good move and are settling in nicely. I wish I wasn't broke. Otherwise, I would become one of your telescope fish buddies 😂
I've been going through a really rough breakup and your content has really, really been helping when I'm really in the dumps. thanks for the awesome vids 🖤
I feel very edutained right now. You have that cool older sibling/cousin vibe that makes me just want to give you my attention and the way in which you explain would be really suitable for young learners. What I'm saying is, if we had more teachers like you, kids might actually learn stuff. I also like the choice of topic, because it leaves a lot of room for adding interesting general information, supported by the hook of getting to see cute beans
I absolutely love the style of your place! Plants everywhere and string lights are definitely my thing too, and your bathroom is inspiring me on what to do in the future!
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First video in the new setup!! Bear with me as I was a lil sick while filming this and also I'm still getting used to speaking loudly in the space (I was nervous my neighbors could hear me hahaha). But I hope you like the video and be sure to check out my patreon that was published this morning! www.patreon.com/lindsaynikole
Vid was hella good, you didn’t miss a beat! Love all your stuff,
You’re an Amazing person 💯✌🏻☺️❤️☮️
@@k7l3rworkman97 thank you🥹🖤
🥰🖤
@@LindsayNikole does this mean you won’t be elbowing the table anymore?
Science of why we think things are cute
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Fun fact: having cute baby features through adulthood is called "neoteny" and is indeed a large factor in perceived cuteness. So you're absolutely right!
Some examples of neoteny are floppy dog ears, human skulls, axolotls, and wingless insects.
@@demonkiller479 Hu... Human skulls? How are human skulls cute, if I may?
@@Aster_LogosI think it's because human skulls don't elongate as much as other apes, and the eyebrow bones are not so pronounced
Many deep sea fishes have neoteny, they have underdeveloped bone and muscle structure similar to babies, as well as weak swim bladders. Conserving their energy by never growing up.
human shaped faces/heads- ie: large centrally located eyes, round face, small nose, etc@@Aster_Logos
0% drugs
0% violence
0% guns
100% anuruognathus
75% Anurugnathus
25% Palaeloxodon
can I have like 10% drugs as well, please?
And a hundred percent reason to remember the name.
Id say those tattoos were pretty violent, im gettin my first this week and i am nervous lmfao
@@shmoop357 I’m okay with that 😂
I love how Lindsay always adds "That we know of." It's a very important thing to add.
I noticed and like that too, with all the research going on facts in this field are constantly changing
@@DexSilver Exactly. I love that Lindsay recognises that
@@sages_hangout yeah a lot of people are just like "yeah this is fact and always will be"
@DexSilver Yeah some people don't realise that there's so many things we probably haven't discovered that could change a lot of things if we found them
@@sages_hangout there are those of us that truly know everything in the universe but very rarely are we at liberty to talk about it.
As a German I was rarely more proud of someone pronouncing German names or places! You go Lindsay!
Exactly
Geile Sache. Bin nicht der einzige. Grüße aus Köln
Everybody outside of Germany is afraid of the Umlaute.
@@lisavogel7860 even germans are sometimes afraid of the umlaute
@@SirSamsendas ist das deutscheste was ich je gehört hab lmao
Your editor deserves a raise. The way they amplify your chaotic energy to be an equal to casual geographic is next level
I seriously love this channel. The tangents, the swearing, the editing, and the education. It hits all my happy buttons
Thats why its so good
That’s a lot of vibe in common with mini minuteman. Am I wrong?
@@critter.gitter no
Right though?
Yeah, very true ! :)
There's a little theropod dinosaur called sinosauropteryx that has a fossil that's so well preserved that we not only know that it's body was fuzzy and (most likely) a brown color, but that it's tail, which was the same length as it's body, had dark and light colored rings.
Yes! Sinosauropteryx!
This is one freaking awesome planet! 🌎
Omg. It's a squirrel raptor. Having grown up watching the OG Jurassic Park and my dad constantly trying to keep squirrels out of the bird feeders, I find this creature *utterly terrifying*
Omg it looks like a lemur dino
Floofy
New long format video LET’SGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
*inhales*
TikTok kids when a video is over 8 minutes:
@@StraightestDakregor chill
I don’t mind if it’s like 30 minutes. Lol
looong
You, casual geographic, and miniminuteman are genuinely some of my favorite channels just because of how chaotic and accessible you are while still being accurate and I really appreciate all that you do
Another Milo fan! I agree completely.
@@maryeckel9682 Yes! I Just watched another video of her's and apparently they ( milo and her) both work with the same editor so maybe that's part of why they feel so similar but I adore their content
GURL ARE WE THE SAME PERSON
The algorithms getting something right at least cause same
3:13 I have a psychology degree and yes it’s because they look like babies…in fact cats learned to meow like babies so we would wake up to their cries and tend to their needs
I drop this psychology fact all the time. Cats have literally hacked our brains. One of my favorite lil facts.
Not true. Adult cats meow at humans because they retain the knowledge that meowing as kittens gets our attention.
The apartment tour at the end was really wholesome. This is why i like your vids so much, you are so human! Going on tangents and including the most random things like an apartment tour just cannot be faked. Everything you do and say is so natural and really allows me (and i'm sure many others) enjoy learning and rediscover how awesome nature really is! So thank you for taking the time to produce such incredible content! Also congrats on getting your RUclips award! I hope your channel continues to grow and grow!
i can’t tell you how happy it made me to read this :’) i’m glad you’re enjoying the more “personal” style and thank you for making my day!
I know what you mean but it’s funny to say someone is so human on a zoology channel
@@LindsayNikolebe careful about showing anything outside the windows of your apartment. There are a lot of creeps that will try and track down your house and stalk you. CallmeKris had it happen and many other content creators have
@@LindsayNikole I also love how human you are. Like me I am human and not 3 geese in a trench coat. I love humans 💖
@@carrotcup7297 I also love humans, fellow human. I greatly enjoy doing human things, such as having biology, and not being a robot. I love the feeling of having blood flowing through me and not motor oil. Perhaps soon I shall consume organic matter and then excrete it later, as we humans do!
I love how you went in to explain all the factors you considered when it comes to being considered cute when I would have been like “it’s cute cause I think it’s cute” 😂
If not friend, then why friend shaped?
Like many bob cats and bears.
It would be cool to have these cute babies still around! One super cute animal we don't even notice exists is called Matschie's tree kangaroo. Our crew managed to get on camera these cuddly-looking creatures that evolved thousands of years ago to eat leaves and climb trees, using sharp claws and a pendulous tail. Only 2,500 are left, and that's why if we don't do something, they might join your list. But our team talked to a conservation project that it's working to save this super cute species, and the result looks promising!
would love to hear more about the conservation project!!
omg i saw one of these at the dallas world aquarium about a month ago
i didnt know what it was but i just looked up that name from your comment and that was it! it was so cute
I need to know more about these! And probably want one as a pet...
Bronx Zoo has one! I think she has a baby now.
What turned mother around on snakes was an absolutely tiny little one that we found in the forests of Maine. It was some species of tiny slug eater, maybe like six inches long. It was a female that had created a nest inside of a small chunk of wood, and my mom thought it was ridiculously adorable that this tiny little snake made a tiny little nest inside of this piece of wood.
8:56 there are no words for how perfect this meme was. Thank you.😂😅
Lindsay faced with scientific and / or latin names for animals: No problem
Lindsay faced with German: H E L P
Amazing video as always, Lindsay, I particularly love the idea of slightly more manageable elephants! Great to see you pretty well settled into your new place too, and I love that Tino gets to just freely explore from time to time 😊
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"Ö" was just standing there, menacingly.
@@olivesssss123alternatively: HE 😭
@@olivesssss123 Äbsölütely..!
Umlauts were the death of me in german years ago in high school..
There's something about the way you speak, the speed and cadence that is so unique. You're also just a good story teller, and I think that's a recipe for a winning channel.
Yeah, she's not monotone or too slow, or fast in a non rhythmic way, it's easier to learn from and stay focused. It makes me think of Aron Ra's 50 part series 'Systematic Classification of Life' (somewhat down the playlist below Dr. Chris Whites geology videos), very much not the same but they both keep my attention in a simmilar way
ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjolmC7Hp1wmaNeyAR4wRlzt8
If more of my science teachers had been like her, I probably would have been much more interested in it!
Very well said!
if i had to Type it. it would be Something like THIs. keeps you on your TOES.
Your hypothesis about why we love small things with big eyes is spot on, from what I've heard/read, and I think this applies to fluffy things too. Many animals are fluffier when they are in their childhood stages. Birds and cats immediately come to mind. Cheetahs have a mane they lose when they age.
Also yes, humans like and empathize more often with things that look more like them, which is why we tend to find mammalians the most cute on average before say, arthropods, reptiles, and fish. That isn't to say we can't find those things cute, but we are more likely on average to find things with recognizable limbs, similar eyes, hair, and general body plan easier to empathize with. This can be used to explain things scientifically, but is also the driving force behind things like creature design in movies. Aliens and monsters are generally scarier the more removed they are from us. The less we can understand something by simply looking at it, the more unnerving it is.
Also I love your adorable danger noodle. He's a sweetie.
Thanks!
lindsay!!! ur channel is my current comfort media, im so excited whenever u upload :-))
i’m so happy to hear that!!! 🖤🖤
Has someone who speaks French that French really messed with me
same! I just love the way she talks, her general vibe, and how her videos just bring me such joyyy
5:31 "Less than the weight of a newborn kitten-" *proceeds to almost explode*
Found this channel through Casual Geographic and already hooked! Love the format and content, I hope you keep going for yeaaaars
ahh thank you! and welcome :))
same
@@LindsayNikole You need to collab with avnj.
When I first found this woman, I wanted her to do a collab with Casual Geographic. I was so hyped when she did.
It's weird how spiders meet most of the criteria of cuteness, yet are pretty rarely considered to be so
As a German. I wanna say you did your best with the naming 😂
Anything Lindsay is amazing via cute critters or gross ones she makes learning about animals more fun than it needs to be thank you Lindsay
The baby slowly morphing into The Rock at 3:02 was just 👌
I didn’t notice that lol 😂
I felt like I was having a hallucination lol
This actually made me scream laugh when i saw it whoever is editing this is goated fr
Tina is slowly curing my fear of snakes. What an adorable little snake!
ok corn snakes are legit some of the cutest ever. Even at their largest, they're still a very manageable size, they have cute little snoots with big eyes, they're generally very chill and curious and they like to explore and interact, and they're basically incapable of injuring a human. My step mom, who is a foster parent and has a daycare in her house, has a few of them and the kids LOVE them.
@@suchnothing unfortunately in my personal experience, especially with christianity, western religions have completely demonized snakes :(
when i was little i was at a like, kids fair or something and i met a beautiful python (of course with her handler or owner) and i was petting her a lot because i was so surprised that she liked it, i can't remember much but i feel like the python reminded me of a little puppy in a way... i know that doesnt make sense lol but my kid brain was obsessed with dogs.
anyways my grandma dragged me away cause she thought it was a sign of The Devil that i liked the snake :( they're absolutely precious little babies.
edit - i did have a little brown snake for a bit and i would let him hang out in my fro while i played video games lol, i think he thought my hair was similar to forest undergrowth 😭🖤 precious little man. ya small snakes are just as adorable and intriguing as bigger ones for sure.... rip amber
Real quick for me do a quick image search of the Arabian sand boa. Impossible to be afraid of those derpy lil shits.
Legit they have googly eyes 😂
I once knew a grass snake. It was tiny (worm sized) but very cute with a dark green back and a milky tummy.
Oh I couldn’t even look at it 😭 I’ve always had a fear of snakes, I don’t care how adorable or that they don’t harm humans, I cannot look at a snake no matter what. And it sucks because I have frequent dreams about snakes 😭 They’re just terrifying and weird to look at
Wherever they make people like you, we need more.
OH GOD SHIRT IDEA, a buncha of different cute extinct animals, and the quote "Different fibers, but fluff none the less" right above it. Itd be a cute shirt and your fans will know.
13:09 Omg you really prited my fan art! I'm so happy that you liked it so much omg 💖
i LOVE it! thank you for drawing it :)))
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Lindsay you and Casual Geographic have become my comfort channels and I rewatch both of y’all’s shorts and have been slowly increasing my knowledge of animals
I’m not the friendliest person (meaning not super affectionate but I’ll give em a lil love) when it comes to animals but I’ve gotten some chickens recently and I’ve kinda fallen in love with them and the idea of a farm life style.
And thanks to you and casual I’ve gained a interest in animals as a whole helping that dream grow.
Love your content, and thanks for the house tour.
Ps. They make mini ladders with wheels and sell them on Amazon.
Anurognathus head resembles like the birds of nightjar and potoo families. Both share common characteristics like large eyes, large mouth, very small & diminished beak. Such characteristics are helpful for grabbing insects in air via mouth and swallowing them immediately. Also, large eyes collect more light which help in night vision and thus, help in finding prey at night.
So, nocturnal, flying, insectivores? Ie. bats.
Plus, "Potoo" is the best bird name.
Convergent evolution is insane. Nightjars, whippoorwills, potoos, bats, and anurognathids all did the same thing for hunting insects at nighttime.
You're not short, you are compact, fun size. Keep up the awesome unique style of imparting knowledge of an awesome subject format. Thanks for the insomniac's video therapy, no frills, great humor and good for you!!!!
it makes me so happy that smart people can make content like this and it be popular and financially lucrative
there is so much trash on the internet but your stuff is absolute gold, incredibly informative and entertaining as well
please keep doing what you are doing! you are an influencer that influences people with knowledge! that's amazing!
7:22 "Dude, some pterosaurs were just fuckin' flying Picasso paintings"
ABSOLUTE GOLD 😂😂😂
6:14 As of 2023, T-Rexs actually walk on what was once considered their hands, and they all had long flowing golden blonde hair
You and your videos, young lady, are simply contagious!
I'm 100% addicted to your style and attitude.
So much respect and admiration from across the pond in the UK.
I wish you all the best for the future!
I know a lot of people DO know about this extinct animal, but I just don't think Ankylosaurus gets enough love for how cute it is! It's a big dumb rocky cow dog! What's not to love?
One of my favorite animals that i think is cute, its, and get this, *snakes*
I MEAN HAVE YOU SEEN A HOGNOSE SNAKE THEY ARE SO CUTE AAA 😭
I didn’t even realise I subbed around 45k or something. It hasn’t been that long, this channel’s gonna be in the millions soon. You are doing such an amazing job. I learn a lot from your channel.
And you had me check to see if I was subbed and I wasn't. That is now fixed. Thank you kind internet stranger! lol
ahhh thank you so much :’)
13:15 This drawing left such a hard impression on me, it ain't the best thing ever, but it just feels like love, like, whoever drew it was made really happy by Lindsay's videos and wanted to share this happiness back (a lil bit of non romantic love asdasd).
I love the style of your videos, whether they are gross, gruesome, and/or cute. Teachers and professors should take notes on your delivery/energy. It could definitely help make learning more entertaining.
Worth acknowledging the editor too, friend.
The energy and personality you present on camera is intoxicating I spent all of yesterday binging your channel and I am already back watching random videos.
I once stumbled upon a documentary about what makes an animal cute. I remember the roundness as a factor. It's nice to see that confirmed here. Sadly the documentary was French and I was not, so I didn't stick around too much.
Love your videos and the tour was great. Your new appartment looks like a nice place to live, though I will say the perspective was jarring for me since I'm 6'4" so (especially when showing you reach in the cupboard) my mind was just entirely taken over by "so that's how the world looks from that height" lol
hahaha you’re a whole foot taller than me! i would imagine your perspective is what i experience on the second step of my step ladder. seems very nice
I'll take being short over height anyday
@@LindsayNikole opinion on frogs ???
@@makinbarzenji3223i mean she does own a shirt that says “Damn I Love Frogs”
While "cuteness" might be subjective, often things/animals being gross or scary is as well so I think it's all good. Great video as always, you're amazing!
You had me at “some pterosaurs were like a flying Picasso painting”!
The worst thing: This video can be turned into a series without ever running out of new entries.
Your channel is literally everything I needed. Science/history books aimed at adults are so information dense and rarely are they written for enjoyment and I struggle to follow everything (thanks ADHD), but someone talking at me in a fun hat and band t shirts? Yeah I can definitely learn that way
so i'm currently studying for my finals (actually, drop the "stu" part. just dying atm) and i am happy to announce that you and your channel successfully got me through the whole evolution unit.
also, the new apartment looks amazing!
YOOOO!
I love learning bout weird animals. your videos are super entertaining.
the audio also sounds great
hey thank you!! i’m trying an AI tool that fixes the audio for me and i think it’s working pretty well so far :)
Found this gem of channel via your friend Casual Geographic. Best cross over ever!
Love the rise in educational RUclipsrs and I’m here for it. Keep doing your thing, you’re gonna inspire a whole new generations for biology and zoology.
Now i can get traumatised from 2 different channels
Now i can get traumatised from 2 different channels
The part where you explain that it’s ‘okay to not be so serious and just have fun sometimes’ sounds like you’re telling yourself that more than anything 😂
Her "THAT WE KNOW OF" gives me life
Finallyyyyyyyy,I've waited for this video for so long!!! Your videos alway cheer me up and you are my big inspiration! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos!
thank you so much! i’m glad you’re here! :)
I studied elephants for a school project, and now i love those animals! And i wish i had a big dog sized elephant living with me 😔
its crazy to see someone so new yet so talented in youtube, ur personality, ur knowledge, ur comedy. it makes watching ur vids feel so natural. kep up the amazing work, i cant wait to watch more of ur incredible videos
I love the way you do your content. It keeps me focused and I actually retain the information
"Whose to say they didn't have squishable contests in the late Jurassic? We can't prove that they didn't." 🤣 I mean, that's true, and also my favorite thought of the day. I can't stop laughing.😆
11:14 "some scientists don't really fuck with it, others kinda fuck with it- hmm" and if that ain't the best description of the scientific community EVER, especially if it's about something you can neither verify but nor falsify...good god
You have inspired to me to think about going into zoology or conduct my own research on animals. Your videos have helped me though college, mostly of not losing my sanity. 😊
You might find something interesting in this playlist (Paleontology based, so not really Zoology but related):
ruclips.net/p/PLgRoK-eyLjolmC7Hp1wmaNeyAR4wRlzt8
I cannot express enough how happy your videos make me! It’s the perfect blend of chaos and coziness lol. And there were so many hilarious one-liners in this one! 😂 thanks for teaching in such a fun way!
"Chaos and coziness" is the perfect way to describe this content! It's quickly becoming some of my favorite content on RUclips - passionate, knowledgeable people sharing their passion and knowledge! It's so great to see how fired up they get about their field
All of your videos are so good for so many reasons. ❤❤❤
Love your explanation for the survey of cuteness, your production and video quality and editing are great!
I always wait and when I see that you posted a video I get so happy and excited! you're so cool Lindsay!
Petition for a video about frogs?
Frog shirt mandatory
11:45 MORE LIKE "this is what the living room looks like on a daily BASSIST."
nice
Lol
Love the content and especially the presentations of it.
I don’t usually like swearing, but I absolutely love your delivery and personality! I only found this channel yesterday, but I love it! You make learning fun and entertaining.
another long-form video!!
about the quetzalcoatlus, i’m pretty sure they used to just… launch themselves upwards and start flapping, which is pretty freaky but i love them for it
Absolutely good
I love her 😂❤❤❤
I feel like I enjoy her content so much because I generally talk to people with this tone and it makes me happy to hear her speak❤
I also love to Learn new things 💯😁
I think one thing I find really cute is partaking in forest creature and fairytale activities, such as oldfield mice going eepy inside of flowers, crows eating the ticks and bugs off of deer, or beavers dragging logs 5x their size back to their crib. Those are the vibes I need to embrace this summer.
Listen, just starte watching your videos and happy that even your current uploads arent different then this and is fun to watch. Dont need to change the formula on something that isnt bad. Love it!
5:00 your and your Editors reaction to the letter Ö is pricless
I really think you've inspired me to become a Paleozoologist. I want to learn so much more about evolution and the species that existed way before us.
4:47 I’ve been planning to make a muppet of this guy. Also, I would nominate Callichimaera perplexed as another adorable option.
Feels nice to take a tiny part in video creation through the survey
Great video as always, and btw apartment looks amazing!
I've just gone and will keep going on a spree of your videos. Love this format. You're growing like crazy because you're doing it right. ❤
I just found your channel yesterday - and so far it is a fantastic way to spend downtime while I'm working. I'm looking forward to catching up on your videos - they're quite interesting and very engaging!
Great work, Tina! I personally await to see Deextinction efforts fulfilled. If they aren’t, then I and many like me will always have the memories of those long gone species.
0:30
**Puts down fork**
"How did you know?" 🍜😶
Too cute for this world ❤😭
Elephants are my all time favorite animals. This legit made me cry a little.
The cutest thing in this video is Lindsey shes freaking adorable
lindsay is the only youtuber i slow down the video speed just to enjoy watching it longer haha :))
Your apartment looks gorgeous, and your snekk is as cute as ever 🐍, and I hope you are feeling much better, much love, stay safe 💜
RIP to the editor once more for these amazing videos of yours
The baby's face fading to the Rock is something else
@@DiscordCornelius ???
@@Vasilis_Rant. 3:01 look at the baby
My definition of something cute, is ‘something in a smaller size/version, of which it’s size caused it to lose it’s function’ for animals big eyes and fluffyness helps but objects can also be cute.
This content is pure unadulterated, though very organized, adhd and I love it.
Congrats on the new place, and thank you for introducing me to my new favorite prehistoric creature! Anurognathus is, indeed, the cutest extinct animal I've never heard of.
Thank you for this pallete cleanser. I know I'm gonna enjoy this ❤
Edit: I did enjoy this video! I'm glad you had a good move and are settling in nicely. I wish I wasn't broke. Otherwise, I would become one of your telescope fish buddies 😂
Glad to see the hat back! Hooray!
Rat gang assemble
Yes
I’m here
11:45 her couch pulls out
Ewww. Why would someone even say that??
... I'll show myself out.
1:44
Here
I've been going through a really rough breakup and your content has really, really been helping when I'm really in the dumps. thanks for the awesome vids 🖤
Yeah, you're probably one of my top 5 favorite creators.
Even the...not cute stuff is informative and entertaining! Plus, your energy is amazing!
I love silly little creatures
the little goobers!!❤️❤️
I feel very edutained right now. You have that cool older sibling/cousin vibe that makes me just want to give you my attention and the way in which you explain would be really suitable for young learners.
What I'm saying is, if we had more teachers like you, kids might actually learn stuff. I also like the choice of topic, because it leaves a lot of room for adding interesting general information, supported by the hook of getting to see cute beans
Loved the adorable creatures, also your apartment looks amazing 🤍
I absolutely love the style of your place! Plants everywhere and string lights are definitely my thing too, and your bathroom is inspiring me on what to do in the future!