Now I'm getting curious if marsupials are able to hybridize. You hear about all these placental mammals that produce hybrids, but I've never heard of any marsupial species creating hybrids.
I'm from the great lakes region (Ontario), and yes coyotes (shortened to " 'yotes" in many places) are everywhere and are a huge nuisance. We usually refer to the hybrid version as a coydog (koi-dog), simply because there's no wolves until you're up into lake Superior area. They are notorious for taking people's pets, sometimes while they're being walked onleash. They'll run up out of the ditch and ambush you, and they're gone with your dog before you have time to react. I know multiple people who had that happen
Coyotes attacking dogs that are near humans is actually rather rare, and tends to be the result of an injured coyote who is starving and desperate. Most coyotes are actually fairly skittish around humans, or at least prefer to stay out of sight. Even if you look up stories online, most of the cases tend to be of dogs that were on leashes but unwatched, or dogs who managed to break off their collars. Coyote attacks on humans are fairly rare in the over all scheme of things. There have been under 200 reported in the last 50 years which is pretty impressive when you consider that coyotes often live in close contact with humans. Some experts claim the recent increases in attacks over the last decade is due to this hybridization, and domestic dogs lacking the same fear of humans, but I couldn't find much to support this and it seems equally likely it's the result of us destroying their habits and forcing them to survive in more urban environments. For comparison, squirrels also live in highly urbanized areas and are estimated to bite about 70 people a year. Coyotes may be a nuisance but most are still highly afraid of humans and go out of their way to avoid them. They've definitely been known to domestic animals, but the idea that they'll commonly come up and grab a pet off a leash is something of a myth. He'll, most of the time they'd rather run from even a small dog unless they've had time to stalk their prey a bit and size it up. With a human nearby, these events are exceedingly rare and often the case of pets being left leashed up outside alone or owners dropping the leashes and pets chasing after the coyotes.
@@Gildedmuse he's not talking about Coyotes. If you paid attention it's the hybrids he's referring to. Coydogs and Coywolves are not the same thing. Both are bigger than Coyotes (usually pronounced ki-oats in the region) and exhibit unique aggressive behavior. Both are issues but you definitely can tell the difference.
I think they're talking about the hybrid. But in my neighbourhood they aren't Skittish at all. Multiple times my dad has seen packs of them in walks with my dog.
I live in the New Jersey countryside (which sounds like a fictional place, but trust me). We have packs of coywolves all around, which are thought to have descended from packs of coywolves that migrated down from further up north. We find a lot of half-eaten deer in our backyard, and we hear them calling at night whenever they have a kill. It’s spooky.
10:16 Part 3 would be nice. Also I think Savannah Cats are actually only 1/4th the african wild cat, and because they are mostly housecat the breeding problems are mitgated.
Depends of what F grade you get, Gor example, F1 one of the parents is the wild cat, F2 the grandparents and so on. The higher the number the lower the percentage of wild cat
It’s actually just one of two subspecies of coyote, the eastern coyote. Hybridization occurs naturally among wolves and coyotes but not to an extent for speciation to occur. Almost all wolf and coyote populations have some hybrid DNA, be it dog, wolf or coyote
Love a part 3 and you can go through these ones: F1 Carp (Crucian Carp x Common Carp) Sparctic Trout (Brook Trout x Arctic Char) Wholphin (False Killer While x Dolphin) Zebroid (Zebra x Horse)
Dude your channel is good. Your videos are informational , interesting, right to the point, and pretty unique. You should have more subscribers. I’m trying to like each video of yours I watch. It’s not always to easy to remember. Good job though
Coy wolf dogs are fairly commons around where I live. Once when I went cycling one morning and when I took a short cut I flushed out one. It was a good sized animal I don't know who was more startled me or it.
Coyotes are an absolute plague 😓 I grew up on a farm and the urban centres closest to us used to trap them in the city and dump them in the countryside, acting like it was the humane thing to do. Instead, over the years we lost so very many precious baby calves and many beloved pets to these ‘rescued’ coyotes. They’re wickedly smart, and when they choose to hunt in packs, coyotes are ruthless. They actually wait for a mama cow to lie down to give birth, then attack right when she’s delivering. She can’t defend herself or her baby, and both are subjected to a slow death being mauled and essentially eaten alive …we had to work double-time to bring in the cows as soon as they began showing signs of full-term pregnancy, and even then you have to compete with a cow’s instinct to hide herself away ahead of delivering (works on us, not on the real predators 😑), plus the fact that the coyotes are brave enough to attempt to infiltrate the delivery and nursing pens. I’ve watched them carry off my cat, they’ve attacked our potbellied pig, taken our geese, ducks, chickens and bunnies despite all of our exhaustive deterrent and/or pest control measures. I will always loathe coyotes. It’s on sight for me, permanently.
In my childhood neighborhood in the Netherlands, there lived a lady who owned a very special 'dog': A cross between a German Shepherd and a red fox! The animal looked very much like a coyote or a jackal, that's why I asked the lady what it was. She explained that her father was a game warden who once found an injured fox. He brought the animal home (this was at a time there were no foxes with rabies in my country!). He did put the fox together with his dog in his kennel and called the local vet to treat the fox. When he asked the vet about putting the fox and the German shepherd together in an enclosure, he answered: 'Don't worry, foxes and dogs are genetically so different that they don't produce any hybrids'! After a few months the 'dog' (that she still owned) was born... When I said that it would be very interesting to use this 'dog' for further breeding, the lady answered: 'No, that is impossible because this dog is as sterile as a mule'.
@@bigt9745 To me that is an interesting theory, but practice showed me that it is just that. Indeed very unlikely, but there seem to be exceptions to the rule. And I have seen that with my own eyes. In theory a cross between brown trout (Salmo trutta) and Eastern brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) is very unlikely. The first one is a trout and the other one a char(r), but in practice they produce the infertile 'tiger trout' with a striking pattern and coloration...
yes im happy striper hybrids are a thing there in lake pleasant i live about 20mins away so i can just go catch them when ever i want lol doesn’t always happen but it’s fun
They finally figured out how to farm Murray Cod which they had tried to do for years. Now they can stock the rivers without the young and eggs being eaten by carp.
Can you talk about the hybridization between the campbells dwarf hamster and Siberian(winter white) dwarf hamster? It's a very popular hamster in the pet trade that has a lot of health and behavior problems. Look into victoria raechels video on the history of hamsters where she talks out it! I have a rescue hybrid hamster myself and I'm very against the breeding of them. I've spent over $300 on vet bills for my hamster. More people need to know about them and how they have more health problems!!
I hate when people unknowingly get a hybrid hamster not realizing they have a lot of genetic problems and how inhumane it is for petstores and backyard breeders to let them continue breeding!
My brother has a wild type cat. Idk much about it except that it's a hybrid of a domestic cat and some type of wild Asian cat. It looks like a miniature Leopard. He was feeding him a high quality cat food. He was getting frustrated because it kept barfing and had diarrhea all the time. He finally took the cat to a veterinarian who specializes in exotics. She told him not to feed it cat food anymore. Those cats evidently need to eat meat and only meat or they get sick and can die. Now he only feeds his cat rabbit and chicken. The cat made a full recovery, literally in days. Gained his weight back,no more barfing and no runny poops. I lmfao when he told me how much he paid for that cat.🤣 I got my cat for free. She was living under my carport, I put out signs FOUND CAT. Nobody claimed her,so I kept her.
Imagine being a species that only lives in water, but doesn’t breathe through the water and needs to take oxygen from outside of water.. then not being able to find an opening to do so.. so sad!!!
Hey mate, in part 3 you can talk about the tambacu that’s a fish interbreed from tambaqui and pacu fish. He’s often used for fish clubs (very popular in Brazil) and for acquaculture as well. It’s a type of fish that is far more resistant, gets way bigger than the original species and also never breeds. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🤙
So Eastern Coyotes have 11% Dog DNA? Since some wolf-dogs have only 5% Dog DNA and are still good pets with proper training, that makes coywolfs/coydogs tameable.
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Now I'm getting curious if marsupials are able to hybridize. You hear about all these placental mammals that produce hybrids, but I've never heard of any marsupial species creating hybrids.
It seems to me that the different marsupial species are too different to hybridize even in an artificial setting. Maybe wallaby and kangaroos could?
@@diegodankquixote-wry3242 yeah they can we get them out near the national parks every now and then
There have been instances of kangaroo hybrids but they're not well documented
@@Kettvnen I think red and grey kangaroos have been bred together in captivity.
I think there's too much genetic drift besides a red and gray kangaroo
I'm from the great lakes region (Ontario), and yes coyotes (shortened to " 'yotes" in many places) are everywhere and are a huge nuisance. We usually refer to the hybrid version as a coydog (koi-dog), simply because there's no wolves until you're up into lake Superior area.
They are notorious for taking people's pets, sometimes while they're being walked onleash. They'll run up out of the ditch and ambush you, and they're gone with your dog before you have time to react. I know multiple people who had that happen
Coyotes attacking dogs that are near humans is actually rather rare, and tends to be the result of an injured coyote who is starving and desperate. Most coyotes are actually fairly skittish around humans, or at least prefer to stay out of sight. Even if you look up stories online, most of the cases tend to be of dogs that were on leashes but unwatched, or dogs who managed to break off their collars.
Coyote attacks on humans are fairly rare in the over all scheme of things. There have been under 200 reported in the last 50 years which is pretty impressive when you consider that coyotes often live in close contact with humans. Some experts claim the recent increases in attacks over the last decade is due to this hybridization, and domestic dogs lacking the same fear of humans, but I couldn't find much to support this and it seems equally likely it's the result of us destroying their habits and forcing them to survive in more urban environments.
For comparison, squirrels also live in highly urbanized areas and are estimated to bite about 70 people a year. Coyotes may be a nuisance but most are still highly afraid of humans and go out of their way to avoid them. They've definitely been known to domestic animals, but the idea that they'll commonly come up and grab a pet off a leash is something of a myth. He'll, most of the time they'd rather run from even a small dog unless they've had time to stalk their prey a bit and size it up. With a human nearby, these events are exceedingly rare and often the case of pets being left leashed up outside alone or owners dropping the leashes and pets chasing after the coyotes.
@@Gildedmuse he's not talking about Coyotes. If you paid attention it's the hybrids he's referring to. Coydogs and Coywolves are not the same thing. Both are bigger than Coyotes (usually pronounced ki-oats in the region) and exhibit unique aggressive behavior. Both are issues but you definitely can tell the difference.
I think they're talking about the hybrid. But in my neighbourhood they aren't Skittish at all. Multiple times my dad has seen packs of them in walks with my dog.
I live in the New Jersey countryside (which sounds like a fictional place, but trust me). We have packs of coywolves all around, which are thought to have descended from packs of coywolves that migrated down from further up north. We find a lot of half-eaten deer in our backyard, and we hear them calling at night whenever they have a kill. It’s spooky.
I love these videos! You're one if my new fav youtubers that I find myself always going back to while I study for college ♡
Thank you i really appreciate it and I'm glad you like the vids :)
@@TsukiCove if you make a part 3 plues ade the bottle nose dolpin and the spotted dolpin hybrid and loin and tiger hybred
:)
@TsukiCove
Part 3, 5 and 7! I mean, eventually hybrids are gonna run out, right? Love this series
Cerval hybrids are super common in the exotic pet trade. One of the most common I'd say.
10:16 Part 3 would be nice.
Also I think Savannah Cats are actually only 1/4th the african wild cat, and because they are mostly housecat the breeding problems are mitgated.
Depends of what F grade you get, Gor example, F1 one of the parents is the wild cat, F2 the grandparents and so on.
The higher the number the lower the percentage of wild cat
Love these Hybrid Animal videos! Keep them coming!
Thanks i appreciate it and I'l get to work on another :)
Love your videos! One of my favorite entertainment sources!!! It’s all so interesting
thank you i really appreciate it :)
these hybrid videos are awesome
thank you i appreciate it :)
These videos are awesome im a new subscriber
Love these hybrid videos! By the way any plans to try saltwater?
Thanks :) Not at the moment but i'm sure some time in the future I'll try saltwater
This is great content I'm glad I found you.
thank you, you've made my day :)
your videos are very good and interestig , but the hybrid videos are obe of my favorites make more of them , greetings from germany
Love these so much! I'd love a part 3!
I stock Hybrid Stripers in my 7 1/2 acre pond. Fight like nothing else, but they are expensive and only live about 8 years.
One of the most beautiful has to be the Tiger Muskie, I’ve caught one before
Another interesting hybrid is the saugeye: a combination of a walleye and a sauger
There’s many gamefish hybrids, the saugeye probably being one of the least interesting
I took a double take just now after I misread it as "sausageeye".
@@martinsiedlecki cause they look almost exactly identical lol
@@martinsiedlecki trust me bro 💀
@@Specogecko facts
Happy New Year, I have learnt so much from your channel x
It's my day off thanks for enriching my evening Tsuki!
I would’ve never thought there would be a bunch of hybrid coyotes running around the Eastern US, and part wolf??
yeah it's crazy, I think there's discussions to make it a new species as well because it's genetically different from standard coyotes
@@TsukiCove can they breed? Or are they like a lot of other hybrids, I'm assuming they can as they are mostly coyote, anyway awesome vid!
@@willsanimalfactsig5750 y and they have even bred with dogs and escaped jackels
It’s actually just one of two subspecies of coyote, the eastern coyote.
Hybridization occurs naturally among wolves and coyotes but not to an extent for speciation to occur.
Almost all wolf and coyote populations have some hybrid DNA, be it dog, wolf or coyote
@@lightningboltt5437 I’d like to know what your sources are that they’ve hybridized with jackals
4:50 I thought this was an image until I saw the small lizzard running.
1:55
Miss opportunity to put in a photo of Anthony fantano
Great vid, high quality and great facts as always!
Love a part 3 and you can go through these ones:
F1 Carp (Crucian Carp x Common Carp)
Sparctic Trout (Brook Trout x Arctic Char)
Wholphin (False Killer While x Dolphin)
Zebroid (Zebra x Horse)
I always love your videos good work my man keep em coming
Just like the hybrid animals game
Day one bro,
No matter what you post imma eat it up 🙌🏽
Splendid 👍👍
I grew up in the Great Lakes region and I have seen some very interesting looking coyote/wolves over the years.
Just started watching your channel love the hybrid videos and invasive videos won't more yeah
Congrats on 40k
thanks man i appreciate it :)
Fun fact: muskies and pikes can breed and hybridize.
Dude your channel is good. Your videos are informational , interesting, right to the point, and pretty unique. You should have more subscribers. I’m trying to like each video of yours I watch. It’s not always to easy to remember. Good job though
Part 3? YES PLEASE!!! 😍🥳😍🥳
This is a cool series! Great video tsuki!👍
Keep up the good work!
Great content, i love this video, good job sir
Great video! I was wondering, can these hybrids reproduce among themselves?
mostly not
Part keep em coming
striped bass and white bass are a species of the morone genus although true bass (largemouth small mouth eat.) are a species of Micropterus
3:18 sounds like giga chad
Yes please more like this one
Keep them coming please
The most well known hybrid story ever has to be the Jack London novel and movie white fang. Although it’s fictional 🤷🏻♂️
Honestly not sure if wolf-dogs technically count as hybrids since the parents are the same species.
Coy wolf dogs are fairly commons around where I live. Once when I went cycling one morning and when I took a short cut I flushed out one. It was a good sized animal I don't know who was more startled me or it.
You are amazing
I hope you made a part 3
Yes. Make another part.
Coyotes are an absolute plague 😓 I grew up on a farm and the urban centres closest to us used to trap them in the city and dump them in the countryside, acting like it was the humane thing to do. Instead, over the years we lost so very many precious baby calves and many beloved pets to these ‘rescued’ coyotes.
They’re wickedly smart, and when they choose to hunt in packs, coyotes are ruthless. They actually wait for a mama cow to lie down to give birth, then attack right when she’s delivering. She can’t defend herself or her baby, and both are subjected to a slow death being mauled and essentially eaten alive …we had to work double-time to bring in the cows as soon as they began showing signs of full-term pregnancy, and even then you have to compete with a cow’s instinct to hide herself away ahead of delivering (works on us, not on the real predators 😑), plus the fact that the coyotes are brave enough to attempt to infiltrate the delivery and nursing pens.
I’ve watched them carry off my cat, they’ve attacked our potbellied pig, taken our geese, ducks, chickens and bunnies despite all of our exhaustive deterrent and/or pest control measures.
I will always loathe coyotes. It’s on sight for me, permanently.
Part 3 please i want to see more
I live in PA and we have a lot of Coywolf.
He said, "negative effect on the population" twice in a row. The coyote nearly completely absorbed the red wolf.
Mule iguanas!
Coyotes would not have made it across the Mississippi without us. Especially our bridges.
In my childhood neighborhood in the Netherlands, there lived a lady who owned a very special 'dog': A cross between a German Shepherd and a red fox!
The animal looked very much like a coyote or a jackal, that's why I asked the lady what it was. She explained that her father was a game warden who once found an injured fox. He brought the animal home (this was at a time there were no foxes with rabies in my country!).
He did put the fox together with his dog in his kennel and called the local vet to treat the fox.
When he asked the vet about putting the fox and the German shepherd together in an enclosure, he answered: 'Don't worry, foxes and dogs are genetically so different that they don't produce any hybrids'!
After a few months the 'dog' (that she still owned) was born...
When I said that it would be very interesting to use this 'dog' for further breeding, the lady answered: 'No, that is impossible because this dog is as sterile as a mule'.
That's literally imposs, stop lying
@@bigt9745 You were there? You know me? You knew the lady? Stop accusing someone you don't know.
@Franky46Boy it's impossible for creatures so distantly related to have offspring. So yes, I am accusing someome of lying.
@@bigt9745 To me that is an interesting theory, but practice showed me that it is just that. Indeed very unlikely, but there seem to be exceptions to the rule. And I have seen that with my own eyes.
In theory a cross between brown trout (Salmo trutta) and Eastern brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) is very unlikely. The first one is a trout and the other one a char(r), but in practice they produce the infertile 'tiger trout' with a striking pattern and coloration...
yes im happy striper hybrids are a thing there in lake pleasant i live about 20mins away so i can just go catch them when ever i want lol doesn’t always happen but it’s fun
One of the most interesting things about the Galapagos islands is, that all the land animals were originally invasive hybrids.
Definitely not
@@Specogecko yeah dude all those plants and animals are from South America and evolved and hybrid into new species
They finally figured out how to farm Murray Cod which they had tried to do for years. Now they can stock the rivers without the young and eggs being eaten by carp.
1 hybrids of trouts & sardines 2 hybrids of bass & sardines etc
We'd be in real trouble if the Honey Badger and the Wolverine ever got close 'nuff to do it.
Bruh that beluga in the thumbnail bouta go to town on those striped bass
either that or he's high haha
In 1994, Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne announced that they had successfully mated a bull dog with a shihtzu...
There are multiple families of bass. Stripped bass and white bass are from the temperate bass family.
Yes new vid!
More please.
Great video
Thank the state of Georgia for releasing a set amount of coyotes in each county
Yes
The largest striped bass ever recorded was 81lbs 14 ounces. Not 124 lbs.
I only looked up the striped bass because I thought that seemed unbelievable and I was right. Not sure about any of the "facts" now.
Please make more.
i really like these
Top ten gmo (genetic modified organism)
Cool
Here in East Tennessee where I live the coyotes look almost like wolves.
Can you talk about the hybridization between the campbells dwarf hamster and Siberian(winter white) dwarf hamster? It's a very popular hamster in the pet trade that has a lot of health and behavior problems. Look into victoria raechels video on the history of hamsters where she talks out it! I have a rescue hybrid hamster myself and I'm very against the breeding of them. I've spent over $300 on vet bills for my hamster. More people need to know about them and how they have more health problems!!
I hate when people unknowingly get a hybrid hamster not realizing they have a lot of genetic problems and how inhumane it is for petstores and backyard breeders to let them continue breeding!
Have you covered Canadian lynx and bobcat? Polar bear and grizzly?
Can you add the bekisar to the hybrid videos too?
Part 3 plz
2:55 - 4:23 Wow didn't know this? I live in this area. ;D
wow
Maybe it wasn’t a hybrid between narwhal and beluga but a relative to them both of them
Ideas for a sequel.
Galapagos Island big bird
Cheat minnow
I find this to be... unsurprising
My brother has a wild type cat. Idk much about it except that it's a hybrid of a domestic cat and some type of wild Asian cat. It looks like a miniature Leopard. He was feeding him a high quality cat food. He was getting frustrated because it kept barfing and had diarrhea all the time. He finally took the cat to a veterinarian who specializes in exotics. She told him not to feed it cat food anymore. Those cats evidently need to eat meat and only meat or they get sick and can die. Now he only feeds his cat rabbit and chicken. The cat made a full recovery, literally in days. Gained his weight back,no more barfing and no runny poops. I lmfao when he told me how much he paid for that cat.🤣 I got my cat for free. She was living under my carport, I put out signs FOUND CAT. Nobody claimed her,so I kept her.
good job tsuki
Arnie is a pretty dog.
Imagine being a species that only lives in water, but doesn’t breathe through the water and needs to take oxygen from outside of water.. then not being able to find an opening to do so.. so sad!!!
1:54 You put an actual melon lol
I didn't know about Galapagos Land Iguanas
9:35
A mlem or blep ? 🤔 🐾🐺
Man where’s the Dingodile. A very aggressive hybrid animal
Hey mate, in part 3 you can talk about the tambacu that’s a fish interbreed from tambaqui and pacu fish.
He’s often used for fish clubs (very popular in Brazil) and for acquaculture as well.
It’s a type of fish that is far more resistant, gets way bigger than the original species and also never breeds.
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🤙
Make a pt3
do something with trinidad pwees
after i buy fish , i have now walking fish and my wife say she got no idea
So the eastern coyote is a new animal?
The description says "weather they are instead of "whether they are".
Isn't predatory cat redundant? Even my house cat thirsts for blood!
So Eastern Coyotes have 11% Dog DNA? Since some wolf-dogs have only 5% Dog DNA and are still good pets with proper training, that makes coywolfs/coydogs tameable.
I wonder what a bulldog and wolf hybrid would look like