@@sulfo4229 as a red knot i m very thanfulll of your mating season and your delicious eggs soo i can continue my migration and don't die form lack of energy
In Malay, there is an idiom roughly translated as "Like Horseshoe Crabs", which means lovers that can't get enough of each other and always stick together (literally and figuratively).
I am a single mom with a vascular brain disorder looking at a minimum of 2-3 brain surgeries in the next couple years. I am all my little girl has in this world. I feel you on the gratitude for keeping us kicking. When you said that helping that crab flip over felt special...ooo, that HIT. I think experiences like that with animals--particularly wildlife or exotics--is truly a "iykyk" sort of thing. It's some odd connecting of disparate creatures that feels really intense and powerful and just *right* and meant to be all at once.
Its amazing how animals can save our lives and in this case the horse shoe crab. I'm grateful for all the animals who are the reason why so many lives have been saved. ❤ they are the unsung heroes that deserve their credit.
Right? We rely on the species of this planet more than we know. It's great to be able to tell their stories so everyone can appreciate what we have a little more!
- I am from Connecticut && when I was little they used to be everywhere on the beaches. My parents always said to protect them, they are very precious animals. I'm very glad their blood has saved your life along with others. People need to realize how truly incredible, special && helpful they are to the human life. ❤ Thanks Animalogic
My wife was a type 1 diabetic. She died at 38. Take your a1c seriously and don't wait till problems start to fix them. Thank you crabs for providing life to diabetics.
If you know a type 2 diabetic it's nothing on a type 1. Type 2's cheat on their shit all the time and basically nothing happens to them. A type 1 will straight up die.
Danielle is probably the most beaitufully spirited and enthusiastically wholesome person on the internet, I'm always grateful when a new Animalogic video drops
Danielle Default, have you ever thought about being a narrator for books on audible? Your voice is great to listen too. I think you would make a great audio book narrator. It would also help the seeing impaired community.
This is so magical! I may need surgery next Tuesday, so these little guys might be helping me out again soon. Thanks horseshoe crabies! We love you! 🦀❤
Your constant gentle kindness for animals is what keeps me coming back. You bring joy to my heart and it brought tears to my eyes. Especially since I am also a diabetic. I now have a new appreciation for both the horseshoe crabs and Animalogic. Thank you for all you do. ❤❤
15:31 Yes, Danielle's excietement is contagious! 🤩 I don't think I have seen her this excited since that one time she went on a polar bear safari in Churchill, Manitoba!
Danielle your amazing your enthusiasm transcends the screen, thank you and all the A.L team for this and all the beautiful documentaries you guys put so much effort in. You guys are inspiring. ❤
I'm glad that the title wasn't clickbait, that horseshoe crabs are around to help us, and that Danielle is able to be healthy thanks to horseshoe crabs and science!
I was curious and impatient and Googled where their eyes were, and the answer is "Yes. More." I love these little guys. Like a cross between a Kabuto and a biblically-accurate crab. Also I appreciate the new term "stabilomorph"! Gives a much more accurate insight into evolution's true and "beneath the surface" mechanisms.
One of my (now late) cats had diabetes. He took insulin twice a day for months (eventually healed from it because cat biology is amazing and that can happen if you catch it early enough), so these little guys saved my cat's life and let him live until his near 20s. I had no idea. Almost cried watching this. Thank you for the knowledge you just shared with the world. 😢
I am also a type 1 Diabetic, i love these guys. I always knew they helped, but i thought we could not touch them because they are protected. I would love to plan a trip to go and help them out!
These guys are so wild, just in every way! One of my favourite lil factoids is these things have seen every mass extinction in the history of the earth and survived with little to no change at all, they really are hardy lil lads
I liked what you said about stabilomorphs. Those awesome "living fossils" did not stop evolving at all. They evolved "around" what's absolutely successful in them instead of trying to evolve "toward" something more successful. Those horseshoe crabs are sure really awesome. Thanks!
Every time I think about going someplace and then I never do a famous person always end up going. Ive lived in Delaware all my life and have wanted the chance to meet animalogic. Since I was in 9th grade about 7 years ago and I hear the first sentence about the Delaware Bay. Made me so mad I love this channel and I'll the videos that keep my love for animals so strong. Keep up the great work.
Man, what a confluence of events leads to the Horseshoe crab track-way getting preserved in the fossil record (when they're usually made in places where they're easily wiped out by water, deformation of soft ground, other tracks) and then somebody managing to find it.
This is why sustainable energy, and sustainable society is so important! We must protect all animals so we can learn more about biological diversity, and development! Absolutely amazing video! Thank you for your hard work! This is amazing 👏!
There's a hypothesis that chelicerata and trilobites are sister groups (the other branch of arthropods being mandibulata, i.e. myriapods and crustaceans).
An underwater scene here is a gift! So many cases, when it comes to horseshoe crab, it's always on the beach. Upsidedown way of swimming, too, an interesting sight! Well done! Thanks!
Like clockwork, every year in Coney Island too or even Jamaica Bay as a whole in NYC, Horseshoe crabs appear. Some weeks have more, some have less but regardless they are a significant indicator of what time of the year it is when they start arrive on shore.
I grew up by the Chesapeake Bay, and we used to see these guys sometimes. They were definitely a special sight, but it's still kind of amazing to think that you came all the way from the western coast of Canada to practically in my childhood backyard (well, to the neighboring bay) to see these guys.
This is so sweet! 💖 I knew these creatures played an important role, but I didn't know anything about their anatomy or life cycle. Thank you for sharing this!
Oh I'm so jealous! I've never interacted with a horseshoe crab but I've always wanted to. They're exactly the kind of fascinating crawly things that I love to observe and interact with. I free handle spiders, beetles, true bugs, crickets, even roaches sometimes. If it's crawly and can't hurt me (too badly) then I want to handle it and look at it up close. Horseshoe crabs look like weird alien creatures and they're so cute, like in the same way a jumping spider is cute. Someday I've got to go see them during spawning season. Especially since they've saved my life too. I've taken medication almost my whole life to manage my severe anxiety and depression. Without them, I am so unstable and irrational that I could do serious harm to myself, either on purpose or by accident. I also got the covid vaccine and two boosters... and they might have saved my life too. I recently had covid, and it was brutal. I shudder to think of what might have happened if I hadn't been vaccinated. I could have ended up in the hospital, or worse. So I am so grateful for those little alien crawlies, making our medicine safer one drop of blood at a time.
I just decided to check the Merchandise store and lo and behold there is a drawing of my wife's favorite Marine animal. Mola Mola. She has sufford some health issues and I am her full time caregiver. In time she will be more independent. Till then this poster will have to do till the Monetary Bay Aquarium has a new Mola Mola and she is able to travel that far. Much love and stay safe.
I just love your enthusiasm for these magnificent and ancient creatures! it has rubbed off on me, thank you for another amazing and entertaining video.
Actually, no! I used to work in a job where I had incidental contact with one of the designers of the original stadium, we would talk about cool crap all the time. I haven't watched any of the modern iterations, but in the original it eventually just fizzled once people realized that a bot which was functionally a horseshoe crab--that squat, wedge shape everyone started doing--was the best design for the course they were using. Horseshoe crabs just cracked the code first. 😊
The sounds magical. I grew up with them in southern New Jersey but I was never honored in such a way. My family would drive to the shore to watch them come in and I'd tip toe around them, petting them. They only freaked me out when I was *really* little, but as soon as I was old enough to understand what the were I was instantly charmed. Even though they don't have noses I still am compelled to boop them...
Seeing how happy you are by these wee little animal brings happiness to my day. There is something so special seeing someone share something they love ❤
I really enjoy your topics! This one had more detail that I had heard before! Thank you for your information on these important ancient creatures, that provide us so much scientific help.
One of my favorite childhood friends! I spent so many hours playing with the critters on the beach at Cape Cod MA when I was little. Although I'm near the beaches in Oregon, now, I miss "my" beach on the Cape!
Thanks, Danielle, for another example of the great work that you and your colleagues are known for. Always informative with a good dose of your special brand of humor to give your followers a chuckle while learning more about the world around them.
I'm on the South East coast of Brooklyn and grew up with these guys on the beaches and estuaries. My elementary school used to take the kids out to the beaches to come and observe and help any that got flipped over. Such cool prehistoric critters.
Wow. I had two bodies of dead ones I brought back to Canada to teach fossils with, but had no idea they had so many primitive eyes. And the use of the telson is terrific.
Wow... I joined your channel around 155k subs, now seeing where you've reached almost 2million !!! with the important message of animals and the environment that they and us live in is vital! All the best team !!! Go for more!!!
It's important to note that *most* horseshoe crabs survive the blood harvesting for medicine. Habitat protection is the most important thing for their protection
During their larval stage (if that's the right term for when they're still in the egg but changing), they go through a phase where they're essentially trilobites! They're identical to the shape and "construction", as it were, to a typical trilobite, which causes some scientists to think of them as being very closely related. I think they're awesome little creatures!
Such an incredibly awesome creature! I'm so glad they're able to help us test things. Maybe someone will eventually develop a material to replace their blood. Until then, I thank you and the beach goers who help them flip back. (That's a tough life, there!) Much love, Danielle and crew! 💜🏖️
I've always surmised that the small white box we can sometimes see attached to your arm was some sort of medical device. Big thanks to the horseshoe crabs for keeping you among us :)
When I was a kid, occasionally the aquarium would offer for us to touch horseshoe crabs... No one ever mentioned not to essentially put our fingers in their mouths. 😂
I live in Delaware! Thats awesome you were basically in my backyard. I remember first learning about them in middleschool. Horseshoe crabs are like a traditional staple here lol. They are basically living fossils
I fell in love with Animalogic because of her, she's like the Canadian version of David Attenborough. I've been following this page for years and have rewatched these videos multiple of times Keep up the great work! ❤❤❤❤
Such wonderful creatures! I wish they'd live closer by so I could thank them for their service, too! Keep on being awesome, little buddies (And Animalogic Crew!). Much love from South America
Is it wrong that the first thought that comes to mind whenever I see these creatures is 'i wonder what they taste like with garlic butter and white wine?'
Thank you horseshoe crab for saving this wonderful woman
As a horseshoe crab, I'm very thankful to this wonderful woman for telling the world how amazing we are.
@@sulfo4229as a world I'm extremely grateful for crabs and Danielle.
@@sulfo4229 as a red knot i m very thanfulll of your mating season and your delicious eggs
soo i can continue my migration and don't die form lack of energy
Thanks all you crabs and red knots for helping us make amazing shows like this ❤
Thrabs
Danielle's fun and giggly reactions towards the horseshoe crabs are just precious 💕
I love these little guys. I didn't realize they had the ability to save a life. I love them even more now.
Thank you! They are truly such spectacular creatures!
They really are outstanding! And thank you so much for your support, we really appreciate it!
why there is no horseshoe crabs in baltic sea. or french & danish coast? climate and enviroment is similiar.@@animalogic
Seeing your channel grow to what it is now has been such a pleasure.
Thank you for sticking with us, we really appreciate that!
In Malay, there is an idiom roughly translated as "Like Horseshoe Crabs", which means lovers that can't get enough of each other and always stick together (literally and figuratively).
I am a single mom with a vascular brain disorder looking at a minimum of 2-3 brain surgeries in the next couple years. I am all my little girl has in this world. I feel you on the gratitude for keeping us kicking.
When you said that helping that crab flip over felt special...ooo, that HIT. I think experiences like that with animals--particularly wildlife or exotics--is truly a "iykyk" sort of thing. It's some odd connecting of disparate creatures that feels really intense and powerful and just *right* and meant to be all at once.
I love that horseshow crabs look so scary yet are completely harmless
They really are so sweet.
@@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kkthey look like spiders with armor
@@Anne-ot8gq It's because they are spiders with armor.
@@Anne-ot8gqboth are arachnids, not crabs, so your pretty much right
Its amazing how animals can save our lives and in this case the horse shoe crab. I'm grateful for all the animals who are the reason why so many lives have been saved. ❤ they are the unsung heroes that deserve their credit.
Right? We rely on the species of this planet more than we know. It's great to be able to tell their stories so everyone can appreciate what we have a little more!
- I am from Connecticut && when I was little they used to be everywhere on the beaches. My parents always said to protect them, they are very precious animals. I'm very glad their blood has saved your life along with others. People need to realize how truly incredible, special && helpful they are to the human life. ❤ Thanks Animalogic
My wife was a type 1 diabetic. She died at 38. Take your a1c seriously and don't wait till problems start to fix them. Thank you crabs for providing life to diabetics.
If you know a type 2 diabetic it's nothing on a type 1. Type 2's cheat on their shit all the time and basically nothing happens to them. A type 1 will straight up die.
I've lived in New Jersey my whole life and grew up with these wonderful critters. They're so great.
I'm from Delaware, so same! I always love seeing them :)
Hey same here!
I love the joy you have for these and every animal
Danielle is probably the most beaitufully spirited and enthusiastically wholesome person on the internet, I'm always grateful when a new Animalogic video drops
Danielle Default, have you ever thought about being a narrator for books on audible? Your voice is great to listen too. I think you would make a great audio book narrator. It would also help the seeing impaired community.
That’s a great idea!!
I love this idea and would enjoy it very much, and I'm so glad that you like my voice!
@@animalogic have you guys done a video on "the painted bat" yet?
I'd listen to that
This is so magical! I may need surgery next Tuesday, so these little guys might be helping me out again soon. Thanks horseshoe crabies! We love you! 🦀❤
Hang in there friend! Just know that your surgery will be safe thanks to these little guys! :D
@@danielle_dufault Thanks for helping these little critters get back to the ocean!
Your constant gentle kindness for animals is what keeps me coming back. You bring joy to my heart and it brought tears to my eyes. Especially since I am also a diabetic. I now have a new appreciation for both the horseshoe crabs and Animalogic. Thank you for all you do. ❤❤
15:31 Yes, Danielle's excietement is contagious! 🤩 I don't think I have seen her this excited since that one time she went on a polar bear safari in Churchill, Manitoba!
There is so much joy and authenticity in this video. It might be my most favorite one yet from this channel.
Danielle your amazing your enthusiasm transcends the screen, thank you and all the A.L team for this and all the beautiful documentaries you guys put so much effort in. You guys are inspiring. ❤
I'm glad that you're alive, and that the horseshoe crab has helped with that. :D
I'm glad that the title wasn't clickbait, that horseshoe crabs are around to help us, and that Danielle is able to be healthy thanks to horseshoe crabs and science!
Horseshoe Crabs are ridiculously charming animals, I already love them. Your excitement is absolutely infectious!
I was curious and impatient and Googled where their eyes were, and the answer is "Yes. More."
I love these little guys. Like a cross between a Kabuto and a biblically-accurate crab.
Also I appreciate the new term "stabilomorph"! Gives a much more accurate insight into evolution's true and "beneath the surface" mechanisms.
"There ya go, bud" has to be one of the most Canadian/Midwestern sentences ever.
These crabs have survived million of years
Seeing you literally give that horseshoe crab a hand was surprisingly sweet. 🥹
And since the day I subscribed, I was incredibly excited to see how much this channel has shown me and learned a lot from it
So glad to hear that, thanks for your support!
One of my (now late) cats had diabetes. He took insulin twice a day for months (eventually healed from it because cat biology is amazing and that can happen if you catch it early enough), so these little guys saved my cat's life and let him live until his near 20s. I had no idea. Almost cried watching this. Thank you for the knowledge you just shared with the world. 😢
I too love Horseshoe crabs. great childhood memories of flipping them back over so they could go back to the ocean.
Horseshoe crabs are so friggin' cool!
Danielle, you continue to be an absolute joy to watch.
These little Ancient Fellas are always a wonder for me to see every now and then!!😮
I am also a type 1 Diabetic, i love these guys. I always knew they helped, but i thought we could not touch them because they are protected. I would love to plan a trip to go and help them out!
These guys are so wild, just in every way! One of my favourite lil factoids is these things have seen every mass extinction in the history of the earth and survived with little to no change at all, they really are hardy lil lads
I liked what you said about stabilomorphs. Those awesome "living fossils" did not stop evolving at all. They evolved "around" what's absolutely successful in them instead of trying to evolve "toward" something more successful. Those horseshoe crabs are sure really awesome. Thanks!
"Crescent Moon Shield of the Dawn" sounds like a legendary shield in some MMO lmao
Beautiful crabs 🦀, love seeing your work animallogic !
Love these guys. It was very endearing hearing and seeing you around them. I’ve been blessed medically as well.
Every time I think about going someplace and then I never do a famous person always end up going. Ive lived in Delaware all my life and have wanted the chance to meet animalogic. Since I was in 9th grade about 7 years ago and I hear the first sentence about the Delaware Bay. Made me so mad I love this channel and I'll the videos that keep my love for animals so strong. Keep up the great work.
"All the males have to do is be there!"
Me, as a horseshoe crab: Was that today??
Man, what a confluence of events leads to the Horseshoe crab track-way getting preserved in the fossil record (when they're usually made in places where they're easily wiped out by water, deformation of soft ground, other tracks) and then somebody managing to find it.
This is why sustainable energy, and sustainable society is so important! We must protect all animals so we can learn more about biological diversity, and development! Absolutely amazing video! Thank you for your hard work! This is amazing 👏!
The closest living relative of the Trilobite. A creature that's live mostly unchanged for 350-400 million years. Lets give them some respect.
There's a hypothesis that chelicerata and trilobites are sister groups (the other branch of arthropods being mandibulata, i.e. myriapods and crustaceans).
An underwater scene here is a gift! So many cases, when it comes to horseshoe crab, it's always on the beach. Upsidedown way of swimming, too, an interesting sight! Well done! Thanks!
Like clockwork, every year in Coney Island too or even Jamaica Bay as a whole in NYC, Horseshoe crabs appear. Some weeks have more, some have less but regardless they are a significant indicator of what time of the year it is when they start arrive on shore.
I already adored horseshoe crabs…. But now I love them even more. Thank you, Danielle ❤❤❤❤
Danielle if you see this, your voice and persona is so soothing that your videos are in my "anti-anxiety/soothing playlist".
- I'm so glad that this channel is doing longer videos! The 5 minute - 10 minute ones aren't enough. This channel ROCKS 🤗🤟🏽🤘🏽🤙🏽👊🏽❤
I grew up by the Chesapeake Bay, and we used to see these guys sometimes. They were definitely a special sight, but it's still kind of amazing to think that you came all the way from the western coast of Canada to practically in my childhood backyard (well, to the neighboring bay) to see these guys.
Yes God bless horseshoe crabs... they have literally saved more lives than any other living species on this planet
As a fellow T1D, I also deeply appreciate these funny little guys! 💙
This is so sweet! 💖 I knew these creatures played an important role, but I didn't know anything about their anatomy or life cycle. Thank you for sharing this!
I very fondly remember growing up and flipping horseshoe crabs down in Florida with my grandparents 🥰🥰 I've always LOVED these amazing little guys
I love how they're swim upside down, it's look so cute. >
Oh I'm so jealous! I've never interacted with a horseshoe crab but I've always wanted to. They're exactly the kind of fascinating crawly things that I love to observe and interact with. I free handle spiders, beetles, true bugs, crickets, even roaches sometimes. If it's crawly and can't hurt me (too badly) then I want to handle it and look at it up close. Horseshoe crabs look like weird alien creatures and they're so cute, like in the same way a jumping spider is cute. Someday I've got to go see them during spawning season.
Especially since they've saved my life too. I've taken medication almost my whole life to manage my severe anxiety and depression. Without them, I am so unstable and irrational that I could do serious harm to myself, either on purpose or by accident. I also got the covid vaccine and two boosters... and they might have saved my life too. I recently had covid, and it was brutal. I shudder to think of what might have happened if I hadn't been vaccinated. I could have ended up in the hospital, or worse. So I am so grateful for those little alien crawlies, making our medicine safer one drop of blood at a time.
I just decided to check the Merchandise store and lo and behold there is a drawing of my wife's favorite Marine animal. Mola Mola. She has sufford some health issues and I am her full time caregiver. In time she will be more independent. Till then this poster will have to do till the Monetary Bay Aquarium has a new Mola Mola and she is able to travel that far. Much love and stay safe.
You're such an amazing person ❤
- 13:15 thanks guys for helping out the horseshoe crabs 😊❤
I just love your enthusiasm for these magnificent and ancient creatures! it has rubbed off on me, thank you for another amazing and entertaining video.
Am I the only one who gets battle bot vibes from these? So cute!
Actually, no! I used to work in a job where I had incidental contact with one of the designers of the original stadium, we would talk about cool crap all the time. I haven't watched any of the modern iterations, but in the original it eventually just fizzled once people realized that a bot which was functionally a horseshoe crab--that squat, wedge shape everyone started doing--was the best design for the course they were using. Horseshoe crabs just cracked the code first. 😊
Reminds me of when one decided to swim right up to me and chill with me. I felt so honored. I still have the picture of him I took that day. 😅
The sounds magical. I grew up with them in southern New Jersey but I was never honored in such a way. My family would drive to the shore to watch them come in and I'd tip toe around them, petting them. They only freaked me out when I was *really* little, but as soon as I was old enough to understand what the were I was instantly charmed. Even though they don't have noses I still am compelled to boop them...
I love the enthusiasm you have for this little guys! I've always loved seeing them on beaches as a kid.
Insulin dependent type 1 here also. I just wanted to say, thank you and tell you, you are awesome
Fun fact: Thais call serially unfaithful men horseshoe crabs, and there's an associated 2 handed gesture meant to resemble their mating dance.
Seeing how happy you are by these wee little animal brings happiness to my day. There is something so special seeing someone share something they love ❤
I really enjoy your topics! This one had more detail that I had heard before! Thank you for your information on these important ancient creatures, that provide us so much scientific help.
One of my favorite childhood friends! I spent so many hours playing with the critters on the beach at Cape Cod MA when I was little. Although I'm near the beaches in Oregon, now, I miss "my" beach on the Cape!
I lived on the Delaware bay for my whole childhood, spend many afternoons flipping over horseshoes and walking the sand bars at low tide lol
Imagine being bored at home and going "ayo lets go flip some crabs"
i love this channel, thanks for your enthusiasm Danielle!
Thanks, Danielle, for another example of the great work that you and your colleagues are known for. Always informative with a good dose of your special brand of humor to give your followers a chuckle while learning more about the world around them.
That was absolutely marvelous! Thanks so much for this episode :D
I adore this channel for this type of content, im so glad to learn about these little guys!!
They have been my favorite creature ever since I was a child... Learning more about these weird and ancient cuties made me happy 😁
This felt like a very special episode. Loved it!
I'm on the South East coast of Brooklyn and grew up with these guys on the beaches and estuaries. My elementary school used to take the kids out to the beaches to come and observe and help any that got flipped over. Such cool prehistoric critters.
Wow. I had two bodies of dead ones I brought back to Canada to teach fossils with, but had no idea they had so many primitive eyes. And the use of the telson is terrific.
you're AWESOME! this video really let your personality shine while being well-written, informative and soooo adorable
My favorite animal is the horseshoe crab and I am so glad they are finally getting the recognition that they deserve :)
Look at all the Kabuto❤️
This might be my favorite episode
I’m a diabetic too so those horseshoe crabs are my heroes which are helping me too.
I love her so much . Why is no reason ❤
Wow... I joined your channel around 155k subs, now seeing where you've reached almost 2million !!! with the important message of animals and the environment that they and us live in is vital! All the best team !!! Go for more!!!
As as fellow Type 1 Diabetic, lemme shout a big thanks to these lives-saving crabs!
every year there's millions of Horseshoe Crabs in one single multiple days long orgy is not what I expected to learn today but here we are
It's important to note that *most* horseshoe crabs survive the blood harvesting for medicine. Habitat protection is the most important thing for their protection
During their larval stage (if that's the right term for when they're still in the egg but changing), they go through a phase where they're essentially trilobites! They're identical to the shape and "construction", as it were, to a typical trilobite, which causes some scientists to think of them as being very closely related. I think they're awesome little creatures!
Such an incredibly awesome creature! I'm so glad they're able to help us test things. Maybe someone will eventually develop a material to replace their blood. Until then, I thank you and the beach goers who help them flip back. (That's a tough life, there!)
Much love, Danielle and crew! 💜🏖️
I've always surmised that the small white box we can sometimes see attached to your arm was some sort of medical device.
Big thanks to the horseshoe crabs for keeping you among us :)
When I was a kid, occasionally the aquarium would offer for us to touch horseshoe crabs... No one ever mentioned not to essentially put our fingers in their mouths. 😂
I live in Delaware! Thats awesome you were basically in my backyard. I remember first learning about them in middleschool. Horseshoe crabs are like a traditional staple here lol. They are basically living fossils
Danielle, you are beyond adorable and your love for some unloved creatures n beings makes me love them even more
They are so cuuuute
I love when you get giddy over horseshoe crabs. HAH! :)
I love the horseshoe crabs thought her shoes were their sweetheart. They have no idea she loves them too.
I fell in love with Animalogic because of her, she's like the Canadian version of David Attenborough. I've been following this page for years and have rewatched these videos multiple of times
Keep up the great work! ❤❤❤❤
Such wonderful creatures! I wish they'd live closer by so I could thank them for their service, too!
Keep on being awesome, little buddies (And Animalogic Crew!).
Much love from South America
I'm pretty sure we can call Danielle and Horseshoe crabs lovingly symbiotic in this vid :P
Is it wrong that the first thought that comes to mind whenever I see these creatures is 'i wonder what they taste like with garlic butter and white wine?'
Yes