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Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you noticed that I repeated the information in the video. I was trying to test your memory and attention span. Just kidding! 😂 I know that repetition can be annoying sometimes, but it can also help with learning and retention. We appreciate any constructive criticism that can help us create better content for our viewers. Thanks for watching. 😊

@@skythinkeranimals Repeating something at the end of a video which was initially said 10 or more minutes earlier in the video is okay, but not in a 2-minute video like this one. And it should be re-worded a bit so as to not sound repetitive.

I think the extinction of the Dodo bird had broader implications beyond the loss of a study subject for academics because obviously the extinction of a species can cause an imbalance in the ecosystem. The dodo's disappearance may seem insignificant but it represents the countless other species that have been lost due to human actions. The dodo's extinction highlights the need for humans to be more mindful of their impact on the natural world and to take action to conserve biodiversity; while the direct harm to humanity might not be apparent, the indirect effects through ecosystem disruption and loss of biodiversity are significant which means reserving biodiversity and preventing species extinction is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems and, by extension, human well-being. We really need to be more responsible stewards.

I confess to being "humanity-centric". Actually, being "species-centric" is what Darwinism observes amongst all life forms!@@skythinkeranimals

I have had 2. Love them.

Thanks for sharing James!

I couldn't agree more! Bees are incredibly important pollinators, and beekeepers play a crucial role in maintaining their populations. By purchasing honey from local beekeepers, we are not only enjoying a delicious and nutritious product but also supporting their efforts to protect these essential insects. It's a truly win-win situation unless you follow veganism.

I've had cavalier king Charles I've had a shi tsu I've loved them all I've now got a dear head chi and he's a fantastic wee dog loving and friendly to anyone who meets him and Love's to meet other dogs so I'm sorry but you're post is insulting and utter crap

How fkng dare you! 😅

@@Spin1968 why is that

@jamesbutler5273 Cuzz you be haten g!!!!

Never had one so you don't know do you loving wee dogs actually

That's a shame! Unfortunately, they went extinct in the late 17th century, so it's impossible to see one in the wild today. But don't let that discourage you from enjoying your trip to Mauritius! There are still many other amazing things to see and do on the island. You can go hiking or swimming in the beautiful natural surroundings, or visit one of the many historical and cultural attractions. Other intriguing and unusual wildlife species to view on the island are the Mauritius fruit bat, the Mauritius ornate day gecko, and the pink pigeon. You can definitely learn more about the dodo or other extinct creatures in Mauritius by visiting the Mauritius Natural History Museum. 😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

Mine were like that, too. Ah, what a nice place to live, in a forest. ❤

Thank you for the kind words and for sharing your experience! It sounds like you're doing a great job of taking care of your dogs.

This is encouraging as I am seriously considering getting one to go with my border collie! We are in the woods in Scotland for hours every day no matter the weather. I can always pop the wee pup in my coat if things get a bit too much but from everyone I’ve spoken to they’ve said they will love having a good razz around the woods! I want high energy to be a good companion to my bc but the smaller size as I get older. Training is our favourite pass time!

@@calamitynatalie8590 my Chihuahuas never had a problems with the outdoor elements. Most of them loved it outside.

@@oirampeceda2409 That’s brilliant, exactly what I’m looking for! ☺️

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

These are cheetahs

@@hfox1203 😂😂😂

@@JohnBrown-yx4ec what’s so funny

@@hfox1203 That you don't know the difference between leopards and cheetahs

Hi Christoph, thanks so much for your kind words and support! I'm so glad that you, as a Fox expert, found my video informative. It means a lot to me to hear that this video resonates with people passionate about red foxes.

oh yes absolutely as long as you tell the truth. But you have forgotten another myth 😉 and that is that foxes stink. Yes, it is true that the fox urine and especially the anal secretion smell really bad. but they have to. The anal secretion is only used when the fox is extremely stressed or when its life is in danger, as a defense, and they communicate with the urine. But the fox itself doesn't stink at all. on the contrary, it smells good. They are also extremely clean animals who spend more time grooming (each other) than cats. ✌@@skythinkeranimals