What they forgot to tell you about the fox domestication program is that not only did they selectively breed foxes based on which ones were friendliest toward humans, they also bred the ones that were least friendly to humans. One side turned out foxes like puppies, while the other turned out foxes that - if they even glanced at a human - would actually hurt themselves against the side of their cages attempting to satiate their everlasting lust for the destruction of all humanity.
@@trappestarrgaming3422 More like docile vs aggressive. The intelligence was the same for both. I mean, even a genius can make stupid moves while in a fit of rage.
@@mattb2583 They were breeding the foxes for fur. They lived in cages. It wasn't possible to maul anyone. Figuring out if they could be bred for being docile or aggressive was just a side project for fur farmers since they already had generations of foxes to use in an experiment.
Oh no that's horrible! If they were breeding them for fur, why not just...not change the personality at all? I wouldn't make something so angry that it HURTS ITSELF if it even looks at you! :(
Peat is a watery, quicksand-density topsoil that occurs in waterlogged, swampy areas. It's mostly made of dead plant-matter, and certain mosses and other plants grow exclusively in peat-soil.
Specifically peat is produced in peat bogs over a long period of time, the sphagnum moss in Britain is a keystone species, it creates an environment where it can thrive, but that environment kills the bacteria that would normally break down dead plant matter. Because it hasn't decayed, it is a naturally occurring fuel source that was commonly used for millennia there, it's basically like coal, but stinkier and needs to be thoroughly dried.
something casual geographic didnt mention in this video, the guy who did the domestication exsperiment on foxes had a second breeding program with the opposite end of the people likeing foxes, and those foxes were insanely vicious
Dogs actually aren't carnivores; they're omnivores, which is why you can safely feed pet dogs things like green beans, corn, carrots, etc. without causing digestive issues. If you tried that with a cat, they'd quickly start having issues due to being carnivores.
Granted, there's still some plant-based things (most infamously grapes) that are still EXTREMELY deadly to dogs, but yeah you're not wrong. Of course, a dog would **probably** go for good ol' meat first if given the choice, but most wouldn't turn down basically anything they saw a human eating.
@@TheBroGamer14082 Very true, they'd likely be missing valuable nutrients from meats and other such foods. As in all things, balance is important for omnivores
Apparently foxes are also super musky, and the smell sticks to skin & clothes. Not sure if this is true, bur I've read some fox rescue orgs will not adopt out domestic foxes until after the applicant takes home some bottles of fox pee & leaves them opened/uncorked in their home for a few days, as a "lite" version of fox musk, to make sure the potential adopter is fully aware of what they are committing to.
My grandmother was the youngest of 12, she had four kids herself, and that's just one branch of cousins 😂, I feel you, I hope I never have to eat one tho 😢😂😂😂
Y’all got plenty of foxes in Nevada and Las Vegas, just further epitomizing the point he was making about how good they are at staying out of sight and too themselves
There's one myth in which Athena sprung directly from Zeus' mind, with no mother involved at all. But the one you're thinking of is the one where Zeus ate Athena's pregnant mother and Athena broke out through his skull. Also, google 'peat bog bodies,' but not when you're trying to sleep.
strep ain't no joke...I've had it a few times before and one time I got it back to back when I was in middle school...I had meds and they worked...but then I got it again like 2 days AFTER I got over the first case and so they doubled the dosage of my meds, also peat is a type of moss just FYI. As for foxes I was lucky enough to see a grey fox in like...late June while I was going in the evening to check my mail, it was scrounging around some tall foliage on my property looking for food...which considering the squirrels, birds, wild rabbits, oak trees and the like around where I live...good chance of finding something. Got me a trail cam I'm gonna put up to see what else besides that fox and the deer I KNOW live in the woods next to my house wander through at night...probably some raccoons and coyotes.....please dear lord don't let there be images of a black bear on that thing...the woods next to my house have deer and other small prey animals and the fact that they HAVE been seen in areas less than 20 minutes from where I live mean it's not a 0% chance...I don't wanna deal with them if they get hungry enough to try and break in.
Also in London, Foxes be chilling. I live on a main road, one that can directly lead to London City, Im saying this is no suburb, barely any green, and yet, I can still hear them things f*cking outside my window! They look us in the eye!! Like the fucking pigeons here, Foxes have ALL the Audacity.
Foxes are one of my favorite animals (I really like red and purple animals)... but they're loud and stinky and they eat everything. Plus, they are dead up domesticating themselves to access more food. 😅 Now... I haven't spotted foxes in my yard, but I'm having a deer problem. They be grazing my food plants. 🥲 Edit: Am I 69th liker of video? 😮
@@sadtitties222There's a lot of purple animals, most are birds or bugs... for example, the purple coronet. It's not a 100% purple bird, but it's purple enough for me to adore it. There's the violet checkered beetle and the iridescent violet springtail to name a couple of insects. There's also a wide variety of sea life that dons the royal color swatch... like the ochre sea star if you like star fish. The weird thing is there are invertebrates, birds, lizards, fish, etc. that come in purple, but no mammals are purple. Maybe purple just isn't good camouflage for mammals?
I lived in a spot with foxes till i was 21 and i have only ever actually seen 2 foxes. One in the day which is rate. And the other woke me up while screeching at my cal like a Banshee. There are probably foxes where i live now too but i haven't seen or heard of any nearby. Though i guess there were also coyotes but i have never seen one. And at least one time a polar bear... But that was super surprising to literally everyone and i think only one was seen since i was born, no idea where the fuck it came from.
Thats wild I had strep around that time too! But Im in the UK and more wild a month before that I had a random (ok not so wild, I went to a burna boy concert with my chest out then got stuck in human traffic outside in the cold for hours without a coat 🙄 so I only blamed myself) chest infection that graduated into strep after a week! My mum was in hospital at the time and when the doc called me to chat and I had no voice to chat, he was like, well your mum just tested positive for covid so you likely caught that and I was like 😦 I dont have the numbers of the people I went to the concert with!! Are we still calling people like its an STD 😅 anyway, weeks later, I get a very random cough, fatigue, headache... I thought it was the flu but yh, Strep! Anyone else??
I’m am staying sanitized but not safe lol Just got a job working in the kitchen of a hospital and there’s been a Covid outbreak in the care home that’s attached. It’s so bad the staff have started getting it but are still coming in because of how understaffed we are. They started wearing hair nets as well since bacteria loves hiding in hair. Found all of this put first day of orientation. Fun times. I have a cold right now too so my immune systems a bit shot.
I dunno about the rest of the viewers but i haven't watched cable tv in years, TH-cam and the content posted daily is my cable😂 y'all are the entertainment besides stand up comedians cause even movies are trash nowadays
Interesting. I just had strep throat. It was real bad to the point my tonsils started bleeding and I had blood in my throat. No idea how I got it. Luckily it was only for a week and a half.
honestly i would love to have a fox as a outdoor pet my neighbours dogs already bark all night might as well have a fox yipping all night long to fuck with them
Well if you happen to live on a former Farm with the former Barn serving as storage and stable area for the remaining chicken (there's millions of us out there in the world, it's not uncommon), the disadvantages of that pet fox don't seem relevant at all.
"Don't try to make them into pets" Don't tell me how to live my life! Fun fact, there is a program that's breeding the wild out of some foxes. Full on domestication like we did with wolves and now have dogs.
What they forgot to tell you about the fox domestication program is that not only did they selectively breed foxes based on which ones were friendliest toward humans, they also bred the ones that were least friendly to humans. One side turned out foxes like puppies, while the other turned out foxes that - if they even glanced at a human - would actually hurt themselves against the side of their cages attempting to satiate their everlasting lust for the destruction of all humanity.
Why would they do that? Did they want to get mauled
So they had dumb foxes and smart foxes got it
@@trappestarrgaming3422 More like docile vs aggressive. The intelligence was the same for both. I mean, even a genius can make stupid moves while in a fit of rage.
@@mattb2583 They were breeding the foxes for fur. They lived in cages. It wasn't possible to maul anyone. Figuring out if they could be bred for being docile or aggressive was just a side project for fur farmers since they already had generations of foxes to use in an experiment.
Oh no that's horrible! If they were breeding them for fur, why not just...not change the personality at all? I wouldn't make something so angry that it HURTS ITSELF if it even looks at you! :(
Kinda funny it reminds me when kids used to play house. “Hello Husband” 😂
😂😂 you just unlocked memories for me
I love the Tibetan fox he’s done with everyone’s shit especially your hubby’s strep impression
Peat is a watery, quicksand-density topsoil that occurs in waterlogged, swampy areas. It's mostly made of dead plant-matter, and certain mosses and other plants grow exclusively in peat-soil.
It’s also commonly used as a fire starter in some places as it’s highly flammable.
For Peat's sake! How could you do that?
Specifically peat is produced in peat bogs over a long period of time, the sphagnum moss in Britain is a keystone species, it creates an environment where it can thrive, but that environment kills the bacteria that would normally break down dead plant matter. Because it hasn't decayed, it is a naturally occurring fuel source that was commonly used for millennia there, it's basically like coal, but stinkier and needs to be thoroughly dried.
Thank you science man
It's also what almost killed GeoWizard few months ago
something casual geographic didnt mention in this video, the guy who did the domestication exsperiment on foxes had a second breeding program with the opposite end of the people likeing foxes, and those foxes were insanely vicious
My favorite animal is the Island fox. Super tiny, amazing colors and all around just the cutest lil guys.
Tibetan fox: the only fox a medieval monk would have been able to draw accurately.
The tibetan fox looks like he will lie straight to your face and will stay on that rock
Dogs actually aren't carnivores; they're omnivores, which is why you can safely feed pet dogs things like green beans, corn, carrots, etc. without causing digestive issues. If you tried that with a cat, they'd quickly start having issues due to being carnivores.
Not omnivores, just facultative
@@queen-lilyorjiako268 Fair enough
Granted, there's still some plant-based things (most infamously grapes) that are still EXTREMELY deadly to dogs, but yeah you're not wrong. Of course, a dog would **probably** go for good ol' meat first if given the choice, but most wouldn't turn down basically anything they saw a human eating.
It would still be better to not give them a fully plant diet.
@@TheBroGamer14082 Very true, they'd likely be missing valuable nutrients from meats and other such foods. As in all things, balance is important for omnivores
Apparently foxes are also super musky, and the smell sticks to skin & clothes. Not sure if this is true, bur I've read some fox rescue orgs will not adopt out domestic foxes until after the applicant takes home some bottles of fox pee & leaves them opened/uncorked in their home for a few days, as a "lite" version of fox musk, to make sure the potential adopter is fully aware of what they are committing to.
I've just started reading the "warrior cats" novel series and I'm in love with it🤧
My grandmother was the youngest of 12, she had four kids herself, and that's just one branch of cousins 😂, I feel you, I hope I never have to eat one tho 😢😂😂😂
Y’all got plenty of foxes in Nevada and Las Vegas, just further epitomizing the point he was making about how good they are at staying out of sight and too themselves
Lol, "strep", the denial is strong out there 😂
Love your casual geographical videos or these are soo funny
Crab Eating Foxes are my favorite
Random questiom but did CatDog ever use the bathroom or have the agility to? Its like reverse human centipede
They stood next to a firehydrant one time and sighed so they have a hole somewhere
Nick Themselves Have Asked That Question. Even They Don't Know
I remember an episode where Dog tried to use the bathroom by lifting his leg and Cat kept stopping him.
Do they even have holes that we don't see? Where would it go lol? For number one, that sort of makes sense, but where's the butt?@@Raina020
When the food travels down the intestine... where does it go?@AngiraBlu
Moors are like upside down swamps. lmao
Fun fact, peat is where humans like to store the bodies
You guys are an adorable couple..all the best
You realize there are 3 species of fox that can be found around and probably in vegas right?
peat is a type of moss
I watched CatDog growing up
thats why what he is saying is so tru and soo cool there are foxes in Nevada and in Vegas
We gotta get skitten to watch Catdog now
There's one myth in which Athena sprung directly from Zeus' mind, with no mother involved at all. But the one you're thinking of is the one where Zeus ate Athena's pregnant mother and Athena broke out through his skull.
Also, google 'peat bog bodies,' but not when you're trying to sleep.
6:26 peat is a species of moss and sedges are plants that are like grass but aren’t actually grass
strep ain't no joke...I've had it a few times before and one time I got it back to back when I was in middle school...I had meds and they worked...but then I got it again like 2 days AFTER I got over the first case and so they doubled the dosage of my meds, also peat is a type of moss just FYI. As for foxes I was lucky enough to see a grey fox in like...late June while I was going in the evening to check my mail, it was scrounging around some tall foliage on my property looking for food...which considering the squirrels, birds, wild rabbits, oak trees and the like around where I live...good chance of finding something. Got me a trail cam I'm gonna put up to see what else besides that fox and the deer I KNOW live in the woods next to my house wander through at night...probably some raccoons and coyotes.....please dear lord don't let there be images of a black bear on that thing...the woods next to my house have deer and other small prey animals and the fact that they HAVE been seen in areas less than 20 minutes from where I live mean it's not a 0% chance...I don't wanna deal with them if they get hungry enough to try and break in.
Also in London, Foxes be chilling. I live on a main road, one that can directly lead to London City, Im saying this is no suburb, barely any green, and yet, I can still hear them things f*cking outside my window! They look us in the eye!!
Like the fucking pigeons here, Foxes have ALL the Audacity.
Foxes are one of my favorite animals (I really like red and purple animals)... but they're loud and stinky and they eat everything. Plus, they are dead up domesticating themselves to access more food. 😅
Now... I haven't spotted foxes in my yard, but I'm having a deer problem. They be grazing my food plants. 🥲
Edit: Am I 69th liker of video? 😮
If you don't mind me asking, what purple animals do you like? I'm only used to seeing purple in eggplants, lol. I'm so curious about purple animals. 😊
@@sadtitties222There's a lot of purple animals, most are birds or bugs... for example, the purple coronet. It's not a 100% purple bird, but it's purple enough for me to adore it. There's the violet checkered beetle and the iridescent violet springtail to name a couple of insects.
There's also a wide variety of sea life that dons the royal color swatch... like the ochre sea star if you like star fish.
The weird thing is there are invertebrates, birds, lizards, fish, etc. that come in purple, but no mammals are purple. Maybe purple just isn't good camouflage for mammals?
You have cacti, Skitten cacti....
They have alot of foxes in las vegad actually.. u just never see them cuz their so good at hiding
Thought yall had at least one kid already I'm buggin🤣
BASICALLY a moor is a grassy swamp
i saw a whole pack of foxes when i was in london it is crazy
Dude basically said foxes are everywhere you just don’t see them, you then said nah we live on vegas….. which has foxes lololol
Peat is decomposing vegetation, not gravel.
For Peat's Sake.
The title sounded perfect for skitten since she calls cats puppy and dogs kitty 😂
Edit: nothing about cats or dogs...
I lived in a spot with foxes till i was 21 and i have only ever actually seen 2 foxes. One in the day which is rate. And the other woke me up while screeching at my cal like a Banshee. There are probably foxes where i live now too but i haven't seen or heard of any nearby. Though i guess there were also coyotes but i have never seen one. And at least one time a polar bear... But that was super surprising to literally everyone and i think only one was seen since i was born, no idea where the fuck it came from.
Zeus ate Athena’s mom, Métis.
Peat is actually burnable dirt.
It's like a layer of bedrock that is experiencing the incredibly slow process of turning into coal.
San Joaquin foxes are pretty cool, I've seen a few early in the morning on my walks to work.
I've had strep twice while in elementary school, and I wasn't going around kissing strangers either lol
It was at the end of the video, but theres a clip of a fox stealing a lady's camera and running off with it as it's still recording lol
Fox solos mother nature simple🥱
nah we gotta let them cook the domestic foxes a bit more before i consider them any good pet
Thats wild I had strep around that time too! But Im in the UK and more wild a month before that I had a random (ok not so wild, I went to a burna boy concert with my chest out then got stuck in human traffic outside in the cold for hours without a coat 🙄 so I only blamed myself) chest infection that graduated into strep after a week! My mum was in hospital at the time and when the doc called me to chat and I had no voice to chat, he was like, well your mum just tested positive for covid so you likely caught that and I was like 😦 I dont have the numbers of the people I went to the concert with!! Are we still calling people like its an STD 😅 anyway, weeks later, I get a very random cough, fatigue, headache... I thought it was the flu but yh, Strep! Anyone else??
Lots of people have fox pets
gravel is grass to vegas kind
Me watching this video with Strep o3o
Google says there are foxes in Las Vegas.
I’m am staying sanitized but not safe lol Just got a job working in the kitchen of a hospital and there’s been a Covid outbreak in the care home that’s attached. It’s so bad the staff have started getting it but are still coming in because of how understaffed we are. They started wearing hair nets as well since bacteria loves hiding in hair. Found all of this put first day of orientation. Fun times. I have a cold right now too so my immune systems a bit shot.
There are also foxes in Las Vegas actually
Never Mess With Kitsune
Their Tricksters For A Reason.
Kitsune=Japanese For Fox
I dunno about the rest of the viewers but i haven't watched cable tv in years, TH-cam and the content posted daily is my cable😂 y'all are the entertainment besides stand up comedians cause even movies are trash nowadays
eating your'e cousins like a bag of skittles,lol
Interesting. I just had strep throat. It was real bad to the point my tonsils started bleeding and I had blood in my throat. No idea how I got it. Luckily it was only for a week and a half.
honestly i would love to have a fox as a outdoor pet my neighbours dogs already bark all night might as well have a fox yipping all night long to fuck with them
Sillies
Well if you happen to live on a former Farm with the former Barn serving as storage and stable area for the remaining chicken (there's millions of us out there in the world, it's not uncommon), the disadvantages of that pet fox don't seem relevant at all.
Peat moss
I love that Itachi shirt! Where'd you get it?
"Don't try to make them into pets"
Don't tell me how to live my life!
Fun fact, there is a program that's breeding the wild out of some foxes. Full on domestication like we did with wolves and now have dogs.
I apparently have a lot of distant cousins according to my ancestry profile
💜💜💜
100?
And they can get rabies easily
13:08 It ain't cute. It's ears are too big for that species to be cute 😂