This video is AWESOME Balese thank you so much for making it! I have an Environmental Science degree, but I learned about California ecosystems because that's where I went to university - and it's truly fascinating to see Irish ecology through your eyes! Thank you for sharing!
Going to Ireland soon and as I enjoy botany I checked on scholar how many endemic sp there are. I was surprised so see only 20 endemic strictly on Ireland! And about 150sp shared with UK.
Does the removal of snakes refer to pagan religion as st. Patrick would have aided in the Extinction of Irish pagan practice? Good video btw I've learned a lot
Yep! The "removal" of non-existent snakes was more of a symbolic thing, with snakes being tied to Satan and paganism cultures. St Patrick drove the Christian agenda and was used as a method to remove paganism in Ireland. It's quite interesting! Also thank you :3
Excellent video. Wonderfully measured in its approach and content. Animation excellent too and fun to watch.
This video is AWESOME Balese thank you so much for making it! I have an Environmental Science degree, but I learned about California ecosystems because that's where I went to university - and it's truly fascinating to see Irish ecology through your eyes! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much 💖 I'm glad it was enjoyable to someone who studied ecology in a different country!
Enjoyed the vid! Well put together
Thank god another Irish animal Lover.
Fantastic video! really well put together!!
We also have the Irish stoat
Going to Ireland soon and as I enjoy botany I checked on scholar how many endemic sp there are. I was surprised so see only 20 endemic strictly on Ireland! And about 150sp shared with UK.
Petition to get " oh no here come the humans " into merch???
ooo not a bad idea... :o
irish wolf: oh no here coms the humans
would make a great t
Thank’s Balese, enjoyed it a lot
I still wish we had wolves.. :(
Same tbh
There are wolves in Donegal
Have you heard of the man in Donegal who plans to rehabilitate bears, wolves, lynxes etc.
I have, yes!!! He does some incredible work there :D
Balese I mean We also have that island near skerries I believe
With the wallabies
(Sorry I love ecology and zoology lol)
Wild ireland
Great place
Does the removal of snakes refer to pagan religion as st. Patrick would have aided in the Extinction of Irish pagan practice? Good video btw I've learned a lot
Yep! The "removal" of non-existent snakes was more of a symbolic thing, with snakes being tied to Satan and paganism cultures. St Patrick drove the Christian agenda and was used as a method to remove paganism in Ireland. It's quite interesting!
Also thank you :3
Brilliant video
Thank you!
are you really irish?
Im a wolf super fangirl who is irish so my greatest enemy is
THE BRITS