When visiting California this year, we saw some coots at a nature preserve! Have you ever seen coots in the wild? ✨ Animal Fact Files Patreon Supporters get early access to videos, their requests made first, exclusive content, and more! ✨ 👉 www.patreon.com/animalfactfiles
They are members of the rail crake family Rallidae. Like one of my favourite birds the Dusky Moorhen and also Australasian Swamphen also known as Pukeko. Once I overheard some random person call a dusky moorhen a weird duck and I was like omg noooo thats a moorhen not a duck lol
Actually, the word "waterfowl" refers exclusively to the order Anseriformes, just like the word "gamebird" refers only to the order Galliformes, interestingly gamebirds (order Galliformes) and waterfowl (order Anseriformes) are both called fowl, which are birds of the clade Galloanserae.
When visiting California this year, we saw some coots at a nature preserve! Have you ever seen coots in the wild?
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Mermaidman: STOP SHOUTING I'M NAPPING!!!
Barnacleboy: IT'S NOT ME YOU OL COOT!!!
As someone who loves both birds and spongebob this is funny and I always laugh when they say "old coot" on spongebob
Thats pretty coot
And here I thought coots were native to nursing homes and bingo halls...
Remember folks coots ≠ ducks.
Have you done an Osprey video. There's a nest nearby but I don't know a lot about them.
We have! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/xsvxVqhOnh8/видео.html
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not very well known bird, though quite common. Interesting facts, thanks.
i keep on seeing these guys at the park and i always thought they were ducks, awesome vid, thx for sharing!🥰
Finally some Rail Bird.
nice. please do about chaffinches.
but do they taste like ducks?
I've always loved birds with frontal shields. It looks like they've got a broken helmet that only covers the front of their head.
1:31 this is not a coot, it's a swamp chicken.
They may look something like ducks, but they aren't a bunch of quacks!
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck then it is......a coot!(?)
@@thegoose0m1That's a coot joke - lol!
They sound like mini Canada Geese. LOLZ 🤔😂😁👍🏻🥰🤗🇨🇦💖
Theres one Aircraft that had this name
Ilyushin IL-18 "Coot"
They are members of the rail crake family Rallidae. Like one of my favourite birds the Dusky Moorhen and also Australasian Swamphen also known as Pukeko. Once I overheard some random person call a dusky moorhen a weird duck and I was like omg noooo thats a moorhen not a duck lol
Didn't know they even existed
I knew the word, but I didn't know what it meant!
same just found a baby in my back yard idk wht to do with it 😂
Do coots wear coats?
Can a 🐁use a 🖱️? Can a duck get stuck in a truck? Do pigs write with a pig pen?
@@eunaekim9216 yes, yes, and yes.
They shake their bully babies! Love those birds
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Hey Could you make a video On a British animal Like a Badger
Im brutish by the way.
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I love coots :)
Coot =)
Actually, coots are not waterfowl, waterfowl are birds that belong to the order Anseriformes, coots belong to the order Gruiformes.
I think the term is used in a broader sense in the USA.
Actually, the word "waterfowl" refers exclusively to the order Anseriformes, just like the word "gamebird" refers only to the order Galliformes, interestingly gamebirds (order Galliformes) and waterfowl (order Anseriformes) are both called fowl, which are birds of the clade Galloanserae.
Very tasty