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The Candid Affairs of the Canine Family | rosiebellmoo reacts to Casual Geographic
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
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About 40 years ago, there was a sheriff in our town that had found this lost puppy in the forest and took it home. As it grew up, he realized that it was in fact, not a dog but a big fucking wolf. He didn’t want to give it away though because he loved the wolf too much and the wolf loved him a lot. So ya, for a couple of years our town had a sheriff who. owned a pet Wolf.
Oof accidental forest puppy acquisition
@@Rosiebellmoo he took good care of it apparently.
He also would take it to the police station and it had a habit of scaring women. He kept it till he passed away from a stroke. The wolf died a year later from old age if I remember correctly.
@@aidreinhorn1534 "That man is mine." -The wolf, probably 😂.
Bet that worked wonders for his reputation. And earned him the nickname: "Papa Wolf".
@@aidreinhorn1534 rest in peace to both of them
Foxes are known as tricksters for a reason in many cultures, they are ridiculously clever for a wild animal. And now, through human intervention because one guy got curious, we now have a breed of domesticated foxes people can own as pets that are very friendly towards humans, and it wasn't even that long ago that it happened.
It took a mere sixty years to develop a human-friendly breed of fox. That's NOTHING in evolutionary terms! I mean, damn.
I like how the domesticated ones have different colors like dogs do also ^^
While they are domesticated, it's still not recommended to get one. They still have a lot of their wild tendencies, such as peeing and pooping wherever they want to mark their territory. And they tend to be super loud and often late at night
@@DinnerForkTongue Literally just sped up hundreds of years of evolution just to show how ancient man domesticated wolves into dogs by using foxes as a test subject to see if it was possible.
@@TAMAMO-VIRUS Fair, but that's arguably better than when people get chimpanzees or crocodiles for pets. I went to school with a kid who owned a f*cking python for a pet and was legit worried he'd be that thing's next meal.
So wolfdogs aren't horrible pets, they're very loving, but they're also very independent and need a lot of space. Keeping them in the cities is akin to animal abuse, but if you're in the country and want a wolfdog, go for it, they love the freedom of the country.
There's a lot of actual dog breeds that are incredibly similar. Sheepdogs for example need tons of space - I've seen in person a Border Colie run themselves ragged in a circle at the corner of this person's yard because it could only run around in a small space fenced off in front of a trailer home. No clue if the poor guy's still around.
14:06 we just got an example of convergent evolution in thr newest Pokémon generation with Wiglet. It may look like to related to Kantonian and Alolan Diglett. But Wiglet is a different species.
Same thing I was saying. I found it hilarious that she had no idea just how correct she was.
And also Toedscool with Tentacool and Poltchageist and Sinistea
27:05 Now imagine Slenderpuppy is only visible by its outline and its glowing eyes cause its pitch black during its black morph... Yeah i can see why people think there be soul stealing demons in dem woods... like just seeing this think walk across the road at bit in front of you at night.
One time I was dog sitting and they lived near a bunch of coyotes because in the middle of one night you could hear a bunch of them just screaming. Also saw one in a distance while walking the dogs and was like yeah nvm. They may be smaller than wolves but they're still big
Go to the Caribbean. The got wild dogs called "Potcakes". They roam the streets, people leave food out for them. They chill from what ive seen.
16:42 looked it up and the name is very self explanatory, it’s a practice where a dingo is hung upside down from a tree to repel other dingoes
In Nevada, there is no permit needed to hunt coyotes. It’s open season year round, just leave city limits.
You only need a permit if you plan on selling the pelt for profit.
We have a fox den near my house and yes they are skittish and will run from you like a bolt of lightning unless it’s cornered or protecting its babies
I remember when a mating pair of foxes tried to den up in an old shed behind my house half a decade ago, fortunately they moved on since the neighborhood was itself home to dogs and it probably wouldn't have been a good thing if the two of them stuck around. (There was already evidence that one of the neighbors chickens got merced and we were still not sure if it was the dogs or the foxes that did it).
I love African Wild Dogs because they have the stamina that i want, and i love Foxes because of their LAUGHS
What did the fox say?
AWDs are like the craziest triathletes out there. Only hyenas beat them.
0:35 "when the hood meets from the wood. No words spoken, but he understood." Dude is an accidental rapper lol
A couple of coyotes came onto my mom's property while we were gone and killed every single last one of her bunnies and chickens. Didn't even eat much, they just killed them all. They almost killed all our cats too, but the cats were too clever, so they all survived.
I don't know if coyotes do this or not, but I know foxes will try and over-kill when an opportunity presents itself so they can bury what they don't eat for later.
10:02 - I really respect that comment. Animals don't give a damn about what humans think, our politics, our ideas about biodiversity - they do what they can to survive.
I mean it's true haha 😄
7:46 I have a legit phobia of being in or near woods at night. I don't remember it but apparently when I was 2 or 3 coyotes that were living in a relatively small patch of woods near my house, murdered two baby cows one night. So there was the dying wails of the calves, the moos from the grown cows, and the yelps and howls from the coyotes. My dad shined a bright ass light towards them, and all you could see were the coyotes glowing eyes moving around. Like I said, I don't remember it, but I was on my mom's hip, apparently watching and never forgetting the feeling of fear.
You need it tested for it to be legit, but if you are suspecting it is you should do so and then see what kind of help you can get for dealing with it.
I had a wolf collie golden retriever hybrid growing up. Most lovable dog and scary smart but he was easily scared around people he didn't know and would hide in my room when we had company. Approach the door aggressively and you would definitely see the wild animal as he would make anyone back up until we gave the ok. Wolf dogs are always a wolf first dog second which means they're unpredictable but not always in a bad way just a might take off in a full run because they're bored or lay on your bed while you're making it kinda way.
Dogs can be Dawgs. Great stuff as always. As a quick aside, the Dingo was intended as a working animal, but they couldn't be used for any length of time. Their brains continue to grow even after their skulls stop growing. This causes them to go insane as they get old.
Constant headaches can turn anyone nuts.
That's not true. Not only would that result in the death of the animal so much so the species wouldn't survive but that's also a myth people say about pit bulls.
They're trying to reach the next existential plain.
I love it when the reactions of the vtuber are basically 1:1 with mine going insane over the mass amount of cute.
There are two types of people: the ones who cry "nooo don't hunt the cute coyotes 😢" and the ones who've had their entire income source eaten overnight.
I hesitate to even call them "pests." Moles are pests. Cockroaches are pests. Coyotes are a pack of roaming meat grinders.
if you ever want to hear terror incarnate look up a fox mating call - that is one of the most terrifying sounds of any animal
I had a pretty close encounter with a coyote. I lived in a house that was in city limits but right next to the vineyards. Saw a little puppy, thought it was a neighbor's or abandoned. My older sister stopped me before I got too close because like 10ft away was the momma looking straight at me. It was an experience that's for sure.
Also, our high school had to delay our release due to a coyote wandering into an empty lot close by. Had to wait for Animal Rescue to tranq it.
10:57 I am not sure why, but I envy that fox. I guess it's a stoner thing.
About Coyote, they tend to venture very close to people's homes and could be aggressive towards children and pets.
Rosie should narrate and teach about animal shows
Isnt that what she's doing with these reactions? Cause she's doing great with these but still I don't think she's beating Casual Geo with the narration.
"Cookie dough icecream" 😂
Yep
You're the only one to react to final bosses line. That goes hard
Oh really haha 😄 gamer bonus points
14:00 I believe the word your looking for is common ancestor. Convergent evolution means that two separate animals that aren’t related at all as in not in the same genus or branch of animals that develops the same attributes over long periods of time due to evolution. It basically means that trait was beneficial enough to both species that both developed it.
Video ""England loves foxes""
Me ""is that Before during or after they assembled a Cavalry unit to hunt down ONE of the?""
My computer crashed as you tried replacing the coyote howl
Red foxes climb trees as well. And they laugh at you. That messes with your brain in the woods as much as watching a squirrel chew on a deer skull for the calcium, or mating racoons- they are screamers at 2am. The biggest difference between a coyote's diet and a fox's is once you rule the things bigger than a fox, coyotes eat foxes not the other way around. I grew up in New England, and the coywolves have become their own species. I've been in wolf country in Canada, and I now live in the South West with "real" coyotes. And a Nevada desert coyote isn't a lot bigger than big fox in New Hampshire or Maine.
You know not all dogs are good boys some of them are good girls 😊
and then there are chiwawas
Ha😂 you cheeky comment
14:58 that's the issue with using common names for things, and why when trying to differentiate between two species with similar common names, it's best to use scientific names. A good example is when I was having to tell people not to eat yucca roots because they were getting it confused with yuca (aka cassava).
To explain convergent evolutions easily
The reason Eyes exists in animals
Since around 2011 I’ve owned 7 pit bulls/pit variants. That’s why I like bigger dog breeds as I grew up with them. That’s also why I’m good with bigger dogs/animals and dogs/animals in general.
I really do gotta comment about that Tumblr post near the beginning, Tumblr was full of misinformation like that and people at it up as fact.
I'm still mad that the whole "two legs wyvern, four legs dragon" post nonsense over two kinds of mythical animal that are legitimately the exact same creature.
14:20 - Here is one very common example of "convergent" evolution...
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Are you ready for this one?
Humans.
"growling stinkers" - me IRL
2:18 yeah thanks for the recap 😃
2:23 man, she didn't listen at all to what casual was saying LMAO
the red wolf is the rairest canine. like only 50 left.
Ah wow that's crazy
I can very much relate to the love of hyenas and wild dogs
3:11 This is actually exactly what was described in the first study about alpha wolves. It was done on a group of wolves in captivity that weren't related. A hierarchy established itself based on power because it was the only option since genealogy wasn't one.
I squeal like a kid whenever I see an okapi in a zoo. Lol
Convergent evolution is actually very simple, pika-clones
Dingos and coyotes are similar in there danger. If you're taller than 5'8" your mostly safe on intimidation alone. Anyone or anything shorter than 5'5” is food.
I’d say I need me a timber wolf as a trained home defense hound.
Then it to be trained to be very kind.
The Tasmanian Tiger is what was on the left. It’s an extinct breed of native dog sadly during the 1800s we here in Australia hunted them to damn near extinction. Unfortunately the population was so low that they couldn’t get the numbers up and with bounties on the animals in question the last known Tasmanian Tiger died in captivity, In the 1930s.
And the main reason we hunted them was because they were killing off easy to kill prey like sheep, pigs and cows, and the farmers weren’t having it. Thus the bounty system became a thing.
That’s not to say that people haven’t claimed that they’ve seen them in the wild still, but it’s always been disproven sadly. There are people that every year go into the wilds of Tasmania to try and find them they never successful at this point, we really just need to accept the fact that we eradicated one of animals, I would really like to see.
Even dingoes are endangered. There’s only a few areas in which they can naturally grow any more.
And then there’s a Tasmanian devils we didn’t hunt them however, they have acquired a infection in their snout as the disease progresses the snout will unfortunately become painful which causes them stop eating and eventually die of starvation.
There’s even talk of finding a clean colony, and migrating them to the mainland, just to save the species lives.
I've owned a few wolf hybrid dogs and they have been some of my favorite pets, they're smart, loyal, and loving dogs. BUT, they need space and discipline or they get bored and start getting into trouble, if you have the time and space for them they're fantastic.
14:45 No, you pretty much nailed it. Wiglet looks a lot like diglet, but they're not related at all. Convergent evolution in a nutshell.
Imma look up dingo tree
Edit: I am not as surprised as I thought I would be.
18:15 Domestic dogs come from wolves.
There are canon convergent Pokémon like the wiglett
That Tibetan fox looks like one from a manwua I once read.
I also love Maned Wolf, i made an OC out of them... They might be my favorite canines!
Yeah, I can vouch for coyotes not having issues living. We have coyotes around our property out in the middle of the countryside. First year they showed up, there were three. Mom, Dad, one pup. Three years later, and there are four separate groups consisting of at least 5 members each, one bigger one has we think 10. Coyote pups are hella cute, but by all that is good and holy do they have to come yip and howl at my window at three in the morning?!
Our coyotes so far aren't particularly aggressive here, but they do occasionally kill someone's chicken or something. My knowledge of foxes isn't so firsthand, but I believe the real difference in temperament between fox and coyote is foxes don't have to eat nearly as much, as they are far smaller, so they're less likely to kill domesticated livestock for food. I could be wrong on that.
This just shows that there is alot of big eared dogs that look like goblins or gremlins
Floppy ears are generally a genetic thing, Sometimes evidence of domestication, Sometimes Wolf-Dog hybridization or rare instances of a mutation.
Other than genetics it's poor nutrition at specific critical growth periods that causes cartilage in the body to not develop properly, or ear injury.
They look cute ..in any case ^^
Fennec fox, jackal, dingo … I didn’t know that Call of Duty (probably) used the names of canines/canine-related species to name some of vehicles and weapons in the franchise. The more you know I guess.
Watching this video and get a notification on my ring door bell of a god damned fox rooting through my trash. (UK). Dude had timing down.
3:44 To Leon in chat: chickens and velociraptors are about the same size. The velociraptor from Jurassik Park isn't a velociraptor, it's a different species (that I forgot the name of). Velociraptors already had feathers.
Edit 4:15: To General_Weebox: chickens *are* dinosaurs. Birds are theropods, a type of dinosaur. It's the same family as the T-Rex; basically bipedal with 2 smaller arms that eventually became wings.
17:44 - That is because they are former house dogs.
this video makes me happy I own a dog
Wild wolfs where called pests cos they killed cattle...sheeps, goats, chickens and they hunt in packs.
Back then when farming was done by farmers and not huge factories where cattle and chickens do not even see the light of the sun.
Even bears kill sheep.
Bears like fine rotten sheep meat.
They leave it after killing it to rot a bit so the meat softens. While wolfs have no problem eating prey alive. Depends how hungry they are.
So yea...
He made a video on coyotes 11:51
There used to be a bigger wolf now extincted was native to Japan called Ookami
15:09 All that matters is the scientific name. The English name is irrelevant in terms of classification.
Here’s the thing about the term alpha wolf, it just designates position in the pack’s hierarchy. Like there are usually two ‘leaders’ of a pack, aka alphas, and they are usually - not always - one male and one female. What gets me is I hear this statement of there being no alpha, but it’s never explained further, and that makes me suspicious of such claims.
"Wolves hate coyotes on principle" Me too dude me too
Fennec foxes lupus final bosses killing canines in the my kingdom knocking off my opps man
I wanna like but it's triple 6 right now and i don't wanna be the one to break it
Coyotes are just wolf rabbits.
you think this is confusing... wait till you hear the panther conversation from his cat video
Respect the Maned Wolves.
The Coyote is the fursona of Goblin kind.
I didn’t know Bakugou had a sister. (If you can’t tell this is my first time watching this Vtuber)
Love these animal videos, nice reaction 🙂
PLEASE DO NOT LOOK IT UP! 😭
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We've had a couple of dingos, it is illegal to keep wild dingos as pets, so as to stop the trade on illegal animals but there isnt to my knowledge a legal breeder for domestic dingos. Sadly the only reason we could capture them was because they were sick or bred with kelpie or cattle dogs.
Its sad to see they were lovely dogs, especially because there are so many more aggressive 'domesticated dogs'.
I don’t see the problem with looking it up, It’s not that bad (yeah I looked it up)
Ive been sayng this stuff for years. My family, farmers and hunters, dont listen.
Coyotes and wolfs given the chance will try to eat and kill dogs and other pets, im not sure about foxes but I assume it is more rare for a fox to try to kill and eat a dog
There are no alphas in the canine world. There are, however, alphas in the ape world.
it's a enderdog 26:02 😄😄😄
that stretched Wolf has implanted stilts
6:15 bruno mars reference?
Thanks!
Thank you for the dono ! ^^
1:03 is me 🦊
Tanukis in fiction are known for their giant balls. If you want some comedy in your life look up Tanuki art.
you need to waych maya higa and alveus sanctuary they just got wolf dogs she is a twitch streamer that dose a non profit animal sanctuary in texas they do education on insects frogs snakes donkey's cows and many more
Sorry for a bit of offtopic, but I just notice that yt unsub me, not cool yt, not cool😠
Am i crazy or does the mane wolf remind you of Jessica rabbit...
Coyotes can actually kill dogs and children which is why they are hated, unlike Foxes who only really hunt small animals. It is possible for a Fox to kill a small dog, but it’s not uncommon for a “lost” dog to really be a Coyote’s meal, hence why we hate Coyotes more than Foxes.
Foxes are also just generally smarter about not being seen or caught by people, so there’s that.
A small dog. Coyotes can't bite through most shoos. Coyote hate is just substitute for huge racism especially by superstitious rural folk. And besides. Id you want them gone guess who you have to bring in? Wolves. Wolves can definitely kill a full grown man, especially injured or week wolves who aren't part of a pack.
@@enriquegarcia2790 You've never lived in the country, they kill farm animals and gang up on dogs. You have no clue what you're talking about if you think coyotes can't bite through a shoe lol.
Oh no without the wolves we have all this venison to eat. Man what a tragedy.
Without the wolves, the deer eat all the food in the area and starve to death.
Without wolves, you have coyote and pig infestations. You know, the same ones that are ruining the southern US' agriculture?
Without wolves you also have pig and coyote infestations, my dude. Ask anyone in the agriculture field in the southern US.
@@danielboyas7645 not if we eat them first they wont
@@DinnerForkTongue Oh no pigs and venison to eat? Pretend we didn't replace the hunting that wolves did.
I was actually hunted by wolves once. It stared me down and I will say this- wolves are not dogs. There was actual malice in those piercing, yellow eyes. Not hunger, evil. If I wasn't already close to my truck, I wouldn't have gotten away. The scariest part was hearing the rest of the pack behind me rustling around and snapping twigs.
I won't question it, but I will say intelligence can be mistaken for malice. The two walk hand in hand.
Maybe don't demonize an animal we've almost made extinct due to our own greed and stupidity as a species. Especially on a video that's criticizing your view hence the whole bit about casual geo forgetting them in the video about misconceptions.
Wolves are not evil. They are innocent animals that just want to live their lives. You're closer to being evil for contributing to such harmful misinformation when there's no excuse to be this ignorant about wolves anymore.
On top of that, breeds like border collies were bred specifically to have the same look in their eyes as wolves when they're working. I guess BCs are evil now too.
People these days forget the HUNDREDS OF YEARS of lore and documented events of wolves actively preying on humans. We’re animals to them, and if they’re hungry enough or we act like prey around them then it’s fair play.
They’re not “poor, misunderstood furbabies in the woods.” They’re apex predators despite being scared crapless of us.
@@aardwolf6668 Speak after you've been stared down by a demon. I love dogs. Dogs are great. Dogs are intelligent, beautiful companions. Wolves *are not* dogs. They are intelligent, yes, but also malicious. They want to hurt; to rip and tear whatever is in front of them.
@@evilmandrake lmao okay, buddy. Wolves are just animals that want to survive, same as anything and anyone else. Hell, they're usually shy/afraid of humans nowadays anyway as stated by wildlife experts.
I'm so tired of the misconception that wolves don't have alphas. An alpha is just a leader/dominant animal in which wolves are social animals-there's clearly leaders. The study that was debunked had all these weird positions besides from alpha like omega, beta, gamma, et cetera. As to my knowledge, that doesn't negate there still being leaders/alphas.
3:50 as russian I can confirm, you passed the speech check