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@anthonyj7989 Thanks for sharing your insights! Emus are definitely fascinating creatures, and it's interesting to learn more about their behavior and the challenges they pose to farmers in Australia. maybe is nature's way of reminding us that sometimes, the simplest creatures can cause the biggest headaches. Who knew agriculture could turn into a real-life game of "Duck, Duck, Goose"?

@@HistoriatorsIf you look into agriculture in Australia and you will find that farmers are battling with over animals as well, such as cockatoos, kangaroos, mice, camels and the list is just getting bigger. It is just that emus are the most well known one but not the only one.

As an Australian, what I find amusing is how many people in the world think it was the entire army fighting against emus, when in reality it was only three people.

@raystaar thank you for your comment, you are in fact a very astute observant, in fact I do not even know how you got to that conclusion! Judging by you videos, you pay for yours and good for you. Now if I have ChatGPT to write my scripts? No I do not have ChatGPT to write my scripts, I could have , but I decided to use another tool. Not sure if you are aware but there are more tools to write scripts that you can actually customize, if you need I can give the the name... Thank you so much for watching my video and take some of your precious time to write a "stating the obvious" comment.

@mcswato1 Ah, Lovelace: the OG scientist who knew that to truly understand the universe, you had to dabble in everything-even the quirky stuff like mesmerism!

Agreed! The voiceover says a phrase at 6:45 and repeats the same statement just seconds later. The graphics are bizarre. When the narrator says she was the daughter of Lord Byron, there is a picture of the headstone of Charles Baudelaire. What were they thinking? "Just any graphic reference to a dead poet!" This is a suspiciously awful video.

@MrStevos I appreciate your feedback! I'll definitely take it into account for future videos. It’s important to find that balance between engaging language and valuable information. Sounds like my adjectives were having a party, and the facts forgot to RSVP! I'll work on making sure they mingle better next time!

@LouisHansell Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I always value viewer input, and it helps me improve my videos. Maybe they were just trying to start a new trend: "Dead Poet's Society, But Make It Confusing!" 😂

@@Historiators Thank you for your bot reply.

@@Historiators SO Many interesting things about this woman , one of the great minds of history ... People want to understand why, & what for...

@SamDouthitt-p4y Ah, the classic “everything old is new again” dilemma! Maybe we should start a museum for all these so-called "new" ideas! but if everything’s been done, I guess I’ll just have to be the best at recycling ideas!

@jesuspp5157 Thank you? Well, thank you for making my day with that thank you!

@TMaierhofer Forgotten? Sounds like they need a serious reminder! Let’s bring them back from the depths of obscurity! What are some of your favourites that you think should have more attention?

@AryanBlitzkrieg-c7v More merchants than raiders? Sounds like a shopping spree is about to break out instead of a battle!

@MikeOrtiz-i1r Survive? He’s like a political cockroach-always seems to come back no matter how many times you think he’s gone!

@outthere9370 I'm glad you enjoyed it! Your support means a lot to me.

@outthere9370 Sounds like a classic case of “The Family That Bends Together, Stays Together!” 😂 ... It’s interesting how all these connections weave together, isn’t it? It’s like a family tree of stories!

@Historiators Yes. The progress of humanity makes for a fascinating story. We are a very complex animal! 😊

@MultiEnzo59 Ah, the age-old question of how we choose our leaders-sometimes it feels like we’re picking between a rock and a hard place!

@MultiEnzo59 My question is, such a big country with millions of people, and these two are the best they can offer?

@ScotGeller Who knew a decade of drama could fit into a microwave minute?

@DennisHandfield Only kidding like a kid? I guess that means we’re all just big kids at heart, right?

@DennisHandfield Keeping score? More like keeping a tally of all my epic fails! 😂

@Historiators ninja 🥷🏿 is beating the monks now all they need was a little history on tough rope and 10 times the size of the regular ninja star, and poison powder 🙄 I never liked Samurai anyway...😉⚘️🫡🥷🏿🤷‍♂️🧛‍♂️

@dolceanstar Sharp wit? I like to think of it as my secret weapon in the battle against boredom!

@wayne4050 One term loser? More like a one-term financial disaster! Let’s hope for better choices in the future!

@umitbayulken.pleasetellthe876 A habitual liar in charge? That sounds like a plot twist straight out of a bad reality show! It doesn't matter if he is a lier or not, the problem is that people only see what they want to see. The problem is spreed out all over the world. People like him, only care about them selfs, with his CV he shouldn't be anywhere near politics, I would want anyone that was so many times bankrupt in charge of my country.

@amiblueful It sounds like someone’s been binge-watching political drama! At this rate, we might need a new reality show: “The Real Jerks of Politics.”

@deargdoom8743 Pronunciation is like a spell in a magic show-sometimes it just doesn’t land right! Thanks for casting some clarity on Samhain!

@HouseJawn Who knew the secret to eternal youth was narrating random videos!? At this rate, he might need some holiday...

Just one word? You must be a master of brevity! 🤔 But really, it’s a topic that needs a whole encyclopedia!

@TheEnglishStudio-t5b Good video? You mean "great video," right? Just kidding-thanks for the love! You can watch the full video here th-cam.com/video/k5f8WJWJfW4/w-d-xo.html

@OfficialDoggyYT A single letter, yet it says so much! W for winning, wisdom, and… well, whatever else you want it to mean!

@johnnyboyvan It sounds like you’ve got the perfect recipe for a bewitching Halloween! Just don’t forget to save some pumpkin pie for the witches!

@MAA1591 Weird? I prefer to think of it as “uniquely captivating!” But hey, weird can be fun too!

@@Historiators it's like an AI that's only ever been exposed to love island and Mesopotanian history wrote this.

@pecktox Sow win? Sounds like a gardening competition just got serious! 🌱😂

@PeterPun-h9d Ah, the land of the free and the home of the peckerheads! Who knew politics could be so colourful?

Thank you for watching.

@noxiousdow Wow... That's such an interesting family history! Thank you for sharing it with us.

@User-kjxklyntrw Absolutely! Buddhism has deep roots in the Himalayas, and its origins are indeed tied to the rich culture of Nepal.

@KerinCrowe Thank you for sharing your opinion. You got completely wrong the purpose of the video, but your opinion is as valid as any other. For that, I thank you.

Thank you so much for subscribing! History truly is a fascinating journey, and I'm excited to have you along for the ride!

The challenges Buddhism faced were often due to political shifts, cultural changes, and the rise of other religions rather than an inherent issue with its teachings. Buddhism teaching often required human to control their emotion and desire which most human failed to do it or couldn't do it that's why its hard for most human. and since those who follow Buddhism teaching often are peaceful human, so when they faced political shifts/cultural changes or the rise of other religions, they didn't resist which result in reducing population of Buddhism followers. this is my thought though

It’s a shame you don’t have a sense of humor, but hey, who am I to judge? Than you for your comment...

@@Historiators It's a shame you find that humorous, but who am I to judge. Thanks for the reply!

​ @micahhight Hey, if we can’t laugh at history, what’s the point? But I’ll try to keep my giggles in check next time!

Thank you

@markmcallan973 Ah, the boomerang saga! Poland definitely deserves a round of applause for their throwback skills in history! Thank you for pointing that out! It’s always great to learn more about the rich history behind such iconic objects.

@markmcallan973 I appreciate your perspective on this matter. It’s always good to hear different viewpoints!

The National Museum of Australia says "Lieutenant James Cook, captain of HMB Endeavour, claimed the eastern portion of the Australian continent for the British Crown in 1770, naming it New South Wales.".

It was terra nullius, nobody's land. A land without a leader.

@jimmyboy2 So you're telling me Cook was just on a really long vacation and forgot to bring a flag? Classic overachiever move! Cook's logs show a fascinating perspective on his encounters with the inhabitants, and it's important to acknowledge that history is often more complex than it appears.

@FlyxPat exactly... "not the entire land" as I said. He noted not known how far the west was which had been claimed by the Dutch navigators but was sure no European had seen this eastern land below 38 degrees. Cook was also not the first Englishman to walk on Australian soil as that was William Dampier

@FlyxPat That's an interesting fact! The history of exploration is always fascinating to dive into. Cook's journey had such a significant impact on Australia.

Absolutely!