Dr. Ann makes me feel so validated! I was shamed growing up for the same traits I find so cool in her. So if I think she's awesome, then I must be awesome, too, right? She's just so engaged and in awe of... everything. Her enthusiasm is contagious and always lifts my mood. Thank you, for letting your genuine self shine! 💜
Same here. I started studying to be a veterinarian but had neices and nephews to raise ,so despite working at the clinic, I had to give up my studies. I was always the butt of everyone's joke. I wish I had found Dr. Ann years ago.
And now? What about taking a class or two part-time, that would be required for your degree anyway (like English, psychology, etc), and get those out of the way? Perhaps you could take some of those at a community college, which freq. offer night classes, and have times that are more convenient to adult learner’s time schedules, like if you have children. ‘The journey of 1,000 miles begins with one step’. Good luck!
Stumbled across Dr Jones' videos on animals here. Next thing I know, I've been binging her videos for hours now. This is one of the most hilarious episodes I've seen yet. More please!
Me three!! I thought the 5 different mating rituals of the animal kingdom was hilarious. Another good animal channel I like is ZeFrank!!!! If you like Dr. Ann’s videos you’ll LOVE ZeFrank
"You've probably never given too much thought to the ants..." Dr. Ann moments before the Antscanada followers arrive ready to talk about their favorite ants and all of their many features and niches. Very fun vid!
I don't know how much ya'all are paying Dr Ann but it's not enough. She's an absolute gem! She's one of those people who just draw you in and make you feel like you've known her forever. ❤❤ And she's freaking hilarious! Protect her at all costs😊❤
I've always found it funny when ants work together to move something, and one or more start climbing on what they're moving. Totally not helping the carriers (at least that's how it looks) 😂
I used to get very upset when I came home to my dog having destroyed something and be really emotional saying the usual “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!!!”, I started noticing that he got sadder, scared, and very submissive trying to hide his face when I got home. I decided that I needed to change what I was doing by putting away things like my new Xbox controller (he totaled my favourite, limited edition controller) and making sure that he had more things to do whenever I left the house, as well as giving no reaction to anything “naughty” he’d done. It took a few weeks but he improved every time I got back until he’s now happy for me to come home again, regardless of anything he’s done. I never want my dog to be scared of me or unhappy to see me again! You don’t have to be happy about what they’ve done, just ignore it and the dog as you come in and clean the mess without showing any signs of anger or frustration, at the end of the day it’s the human’s fault, not the dog’s.
Plus did you ever stop to think that your Xbox controller has your scent on it and he was trying to comfort himself while you are gone. I can touch one thing in my backyard and my husky will find it and go to great lengths to get what ever it is .😢❤❤
I love watching Dr. Ann react to the videos almost as much as I love learning all these amazing animal facts. Her enthusiasm is contagious and endearing. I've subscribed to the channel and anxiously await more videos with Dr. Ann. Please and thank you!
Well there's more poly humans i guess but yeah they're also quite gay. Like 10,15% prefer own sex . Same for a ton of animals anyway And occasionally necrophiliac.
If you see this Dr. Anne, thank you for your explanations and sharing your knowledge with us. I just found this channel and your commentaries and I just LOVE it I’m learning so much, thank you
🤣Nature is strange has a strange sense of humor! I think God must have been running out of ideas at some point. One of my favorites ? The platypus! It’s a mammal, yet lays eggs, has a nose/beak (resembles a duck), but it’s body is covered with fur…😜
@@littledabwilldoya9717 the males also have venom thats more potent than morphine. Mother nature really gave us Aussies the middle finger and told us to deal with it 🥴
she is so cool i also loved the changed perspective about lions when usually it´s aaaaall about the Kiiiing of the jungle ruling over the others, but here it is shown how impressive the lioness work together and are so powerful and cool.
That was so entertaining and informative!! I’m an old woman now, but if I were young and a teacher, I would definitely treat my students to your videos. Not only informative, but you are the best narrator and so cute!
24:50 Anybody else flash back to Jurassic Park and the velociraptor attacks?? Never even saw that 2nd lioness who took down that warthog until she was on it. I was too focused on the stalking one.
To the end of dog guilt, they definitely feed off our signals some, but I have on more than one occasion only realized that my dog had done something she shouldn't have *because* she acted guilty. Yes I recognize that this does *not* mean they feel guilt like we do, but she is certainly doing something more than responding to me on the spot.
I had five big dogs ,if one injured itself that dog would run to me and show me the injury(often meant a ver visit and stitches or staples ) I’ve had cats too,if thy get injured they hide.
Dr. Ann is SOOOO entertaining ... I love it. But all sorts of animals have a wide range of feelings: I love the English lady who does the mind-reading of animals. There one can learn how complex the feelings & thoughts of our surrounding animals are ...
I live in Guateng in South Africa & we are suffering through a huge, HUGE over population of the common little black ant here. They are everywhere in the houses & gardens here at the moment! Due to this, watching the section on ants was totally making my skin crawl! Felt like I had ants crawling all over me watching that! Ick ick ick!
'a wet fart through a pvc pipe' haha, that seemed to roll off your tongue too fast. i just love your videos so now im off to watch more videos and listen in to your podcast. keep doing what you do. Serious note all the info is super important and interesting, however the way you but it across is the way kids and adults would happily take on information, about anything.thanks xx
I absolutely think dogs can feel guilt. My neighbours went away on honeymoon and their dogsitter left their dog alone with her cat (she wasn’t supposed to take the dog to her house, but did anyways) and the cat and dog got into it and the cat died :( my neighbours called me in a panic to go pick her up and I have NEVER seen an animal so guilty and so sad and so scared. She didn’t stop shaking until her owners got home the next day
I do believe that dogs feel guilt. One of my pups bit me a few years ago and it was a pretty bad injury. He was going nuts about someone at the door and I grabbed him from behind to keep him from charging. I surprised him and he bit me forearm. He immediately let go and just sat down calmly. He quit his “attack” and barking immediately. He knew he messed up. That night I put my injured arm in front of his face. He covered both his eyes with his paws and wouldn’t look anymore. He absolutely knew he messed up. I did get a tetanus shot and healed ok. I do have a scar on my forearm. I’m the only person he’s ever bit and it was just the one time thing. I do truly believe it was because he was in defense mode and I grabbed him from behind and startled him into biting. I believe it was my fault.
The natural feeling as you enter and go deeper in water hugs your body like a mother hugging a baby so it’s no wonder that some animals that survive quite a long period of time underwater well it feels good just simply to dive in water feeling the hug of water after all we all say water is life we can’t survive without water and we all love to be hugged and loved that’s what happens to couples
Animals know how to survive in any situation and they believe in unity is strength.. but us humans the moment one of us gets in trouble everyone just abandons them or just strat recording them..
I know that dogs (in N. America, anyway) are routinely provided with a leptospirosis vaccine that covers (around 4+ different 'strains'). I wonder if one of those strains covers the leptospirosis found in seal mouths.
About ants: they bring home their wounded, e.g. in wars. Unless the wounded ant thinks it's too far gone and will only slow them down, in which case it refuses to be carried ...
Im a diabetic and I have a cat who when my sugars start to drop she comes and sits on me and sniffs at my mouth till I take my blood sugar. She catches it way before I would ever notice it.
I just found this channel yesterday and I’m obsessed with Dr Ann. She has all the same reactions as me and I think it’s so cool all the stuff she teaches. I love animals so much and I wish I had the brains to study them in depth.
I dont agree with what she said about dogs only reacting to a humans cues when acting guilty. MANY times I have seen dogs act guilty LONG before the owner had any clue they did something wrong. Dogs can know when they did wrong! Weather they feel guilt, I dont know! But its obvious they can know they have done wrong and are about to get in trouble.
11:05 Yeah, no, that's BS. I don't have to notice evidence before my dog acts guilty. I'll literally walk into the house and greet my dog happily, and she responds by slinking away guiltily. And only *after* I notice that behavior do I find the chewed open container of food she stole off the countertop. IDK if it's true "guilt" (whatever that means) but she's definitely not just following my cues. She knows she did wrong without me having to tell her off first.
I highly dissaqre! All mammals have, basically the same emotions. Even rats feel guilt. But if you watch enough videos you can tell by their body language it is definitely guilt. Dogs do feel guilt.
Cats are social animals. one of the few social felines, but their group organisation is more loose, its like a bunch of smaller friends live together in bigger, loosely associated group. They are solitary Hunters, but they enforce their territory and if they consider you part of the in group and you behave and are nice they will also try to protect you. But cats have personality so they like some more than others. But they have a different sense of rule enforcement. Mine don't jump on the kitchen counter ever, but they have things they know annoy me that they do when they really want my attention - and never any other time.
@@webbess1 Cats do have guilt. When they do bad things instead of sleeping in their nice comfortable beds, they sleep on floors. I am pretty sure there is a lot more evidence than this if studies are made.
My dog must be closer to wolves. He’s a tiny dog but can scale a 6ft fence to go see hid girlfriend. Undo zips. Latches, doors and gates… little evil master mind
About dogs: I'm disappointed in how little factual knowledge the Doc brings to the table here. They love us just pike we love them, on a biochemical level, that is proven fact. Not even new. See Patricia McCullen's work on more.
Dr. Ann makes me feel so validated! I was shamed growing up for the same traits I find so cool in her. So if I think she's awesome, then I must be awesome, too, right? She's just so engaged and in awe of... everything. Her enthusiasm is contagious and always lifts my mood. Thank you, for letting your genuine self shine! 💜
Same here. I started studying to be a veterinarian but had neices and nephews to raise ,so despite working at the clinic, I had to give up my studies. I was always the butt of everyone's joke. I wish I had found Dr. Ann years ago.
And now? What about taking a class or two part-time, that would be required for your degree anyway (like English, psychology, etc), and get those out of the way? Perhaps you could take some of those at a community college, which freq. offer night classes, and have times that are more convenient to adult learner’s time schedules, like if you have children. ‘The journey of 1,000 miles begins with one step’. Good luck!
If you are like her, your are perfect❤
@@laxmangoswami2590 Thank you, that really means a lot, my fellow awesomeness!
You are AWESOME! 😀💖🏆
I can't say it enough, I absolutely adore her sense of humor, wealth of knowledge, and quick wit
Stumbled across Dr Jones' videos on animals here. Next thing I know, I've been binging her videos for hours now. This is one of the most hilarious episodes I've seen yet.
More please!
I'm ew here too. 🌟Binging🌟
you are not alone! this channel is brilliant! ive been binging for 2 days!!
Me three!! I thought the 5 different mating rituals of the animal kingdom was hilarious. Another good animal channel I like is ZeFrank!!!! If you like Dr. Ann’s videos you’ll LOVE ZeFrank
😂I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one😂
Imagine that kayaker, "guess what? I got wanged in the face by an octopus today! Well, a seal wielding an octopus, anyway."
"You've probably never given too much thought to the ants..." Dr. Ann moments before the Antscanada followers arrive ready to talk about their favorite ants and all of their many features and niches. Very fun vid!
I don't know how much ya'all are paying Dr Ann but it's not enough. She's an absolute gem! She's one of those people who just draw you in and make you feel like you've known her forever. ❤❤ And she's freaking hilarious! Protect her at all costs😊❤
This video doesn’t have nearly enough likes and comments. Dr Jones is awesome and deserves to be seen by thousands.
I know right !! Parents should be getting their kids to watch this instead of those plastic Kardashian’s.
Dr. Jones never fails to make me smile as I learn something new. Thank you for your wonderful attitude and stellar delivery.
Couldn't agree more!
I've always found it funny when ants work together to move something, and one or more start climbing on what they're moving. Totally not helping the carriers (at least that's how it looks) 😂
Those are the bosses😂
I used to get very upset when I came home to my dog having destroyed something and be really emotional saying the usual “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!!!”, I started noticing that he got sadder, scared, and very submissive trying to hide his face when I got home.
I decided that I needed to change what I was doing by putting away things like my new Xbox controller (he totaled my favourite, limited edition controller) and making sure that he had more things to do whenever I left the house, as well as giving no reaction to anything “naughty” he’d done.
It took a few weeks but he improved every time I got back until he’s now happy for me to come home again, regardless of anything he’s done.
I never want my dog to be scared of me or unhappy to see me again!
You don’t have to be happy about what they’ve done, just ignore it and the dog as you come in and clean the mess without showing any signs of anger or frustration, at the end of the day it’s the human’s fault, not the dog’s.
:)
Plus did you ever stop to think that your Xbox controller has your scent on it and he was trying to comfort himself while you are gone. I can touch one thing in my backyard and my husky will find it and go to great lengths to get what ever it is .😢❤❤
Very few programs are fantastic for adults, teens and children. Dr. Jones has one such show and we love it! Thank you!
She's a gem!
Except for the dolphin sex video...that one traumatized me
“Wet fart in a PVC pipe” I was dead 🤣💀🤣🦭
That wildebeest scene has got to be the most epic herbivore thing I've seen to date.👏👏👏
Why are these the best educational animals videos?
I love watching Dr. Ann react to the videos almost as much as I love learning all these amazing animal facts. Her enthusiasm is contagious and endearing. I've subscribed to the channel and anxiously await more videos with Dr. Ann. Please and thank you!
I'm legally married. 28 years today, actually. Haven't seen him in 15 years. Best marriage ever 😅😅
Dr Jones makes being nerd wonderful!
Oddly enough, I feel like penguins reflect human relationships better than humans do.
I thought the same thing
Well there's more poly humans i guess but yeah they're also quite gay. Like 10,15% prefer own sex . Same for a ton of animals anyway
And occasionally necrophiliac.
The penguin running and panting as dr ann says runn you can make it ❤❤❤😂
I love how careful you were to articulate 18:55 "Beach Masters" 😂😂😂
4:41 "And done" 😂😂😂
Dr Ann, you are perfect for these videos. I stumbled across your channel and I'm hooked. Brilliant. X
I adore Dr. Jones! I love all of her videos and smile throughout every single one ❤
If you see this Dr. Anne, thank you for your explanations and sharing your knowledge with us. I just found this channel and your commentaries and I just LOVE it I’m learning so much, thank you
Interesting fact, coyotes actually mate for life.
Ah the majestic water dog meets the the land seal.
😂Majestic? Ummm, I think ‘weird looking’ is more appropriate!😜
@@littledabwilldoya9717 either or. Hahaha
🤣Nature is strange has a strange sense of humor! I think God must have been running out of ideas at some point. One of my favorites ? The platypus! It’s a mammal, yet lays eggs, has a nose/beak (resembles a duck), but it’s body is covered with fur…😜
@@littledabwilldoya9717 the males also have venom thats more potent than morphine. Mother nature really gave us Aussies the middle finger and told us to deal with it 🥴
@@bekleedee venom more potent than morphine?!? Wonder who figured THAT out!?!🤤
I just started watching these and this lady is absolutely lovely! Even the tone of her voice makes me feel good. Thank you for posting!
I get so unreasonably happy watching a new episode of these lol
I love her sense of humor, I could watch her all day!
I love your laugh Dr Jones. So pleasant ❤
she is so cool
i also loved the changed perspective about lions when usually it´s aaaaall about the Kiiiing of the jungle ruling over the others, but here it is shown how impressive the lioness work together and are so powerful and cool.
Love Dr Ann - she makes animals even moreeeee interesting! I learn so much!!😊
That was so entertaining and informative!! I’m an old woman now, but if I were young and a teacher, I would definitely treat my students to your videos. Not only informative, but you are the best narrator and so cute!
24:50 Anybody else flash back to Jurassic Park and the velociraptor attacks?? Never even saw that 2nd lioness who took down that warthog until she was on it. I was too focused on the stalking one.
Dr. Anne is a joy. She needs her own channel.
I love this . I enjoy her reaction to these animals
The amount of anxiety that the running pengwing produced is unfathomable. I was about to start hysterically crying
To the end of dog guilt, they definitely feed off our signals some, but I have on more than one occasion only realized that my dog had done something she shouldn't have *because* she acted guilty. Yes I recognize that this does *not* mean they feel guilt like we do, but she is certainly doing something more than responding to me on the spot.
Best weekly gift 🎁 ever❤ thank you doctor
Beautiful interesting and funny! Thank you!!!
Thank you Ann! This makes so much sense! My ex-husband was a Penguin! He was disguised well, he had very long legs but, that sexual prowess...
I had five big dogs ,if one injured itself that dog would run to me and show me the injury(often meant a ver visit and stitches or staples )
I’ve had cats too,if thy get injured they hide.
21:15 what is wrong with people just immediately thinking they can just pet a wild animal. They’re not a Disney princess omg
Dr. Ann is SOOOO entertaining ...
I love it.
But all sorts of animals have a wide range of feelings: I love the English lady who does the mind-reading of animals. There one can learn how complex the feelings & thoughts of our surrounding animals are ...
you are the modern Ranger Stacey
Brilliant Dr. Ann is Brilliant
I live in Guateng in South Africa & we are suffering through a huge, HUGE over population of the common little black ant here. They are everywhere in the houses & gardens here at the moment! Due to this, watching the section on ants was totally making my skin crawl! Felt like I had ants crawling all over me watching that! Ick ick ick!
28:02 “why would you be a mom?” Lmao
'a wet fart through a pvc pipe' haha, that seemed to roll off your tongue too fast. i just love your videos so now im off to watch more videos and listen in to your podcast. keep doing what you do. Serious note all the info is super important and interesting, however the way you but it across is the way kids and adults would happily take on information, about anything.thanks xx
This chick is epic, I wish she was my teacher growing up! I love her funny qwerky personality! I learn so much and it sticks! Thanks Dr. Anne
I absolutely think dogs can feel guilt. My neighbours went away on honeymoon and their dogsitter left their dog alone with her cat (she wasn’t supposed to take the dog to her house, but did anyways) and the cat and dog got into it and the cat died :( my neighbours called me in a panic to go pick her up and I have NEVER seen an animal so guilty and so sad and so scared. She didn’t stop shaking until her owners got home the next day
I do believe that dogs feel guilt. One of my pups bit me a few years ago and it was a pretty bad injury. He was going nuts about someone at the door and I grabbed him from behind to keep him from charging. I surprised him and he bit me forearm. He immediately let go and just sat down calmly. He quit his “attack” and barking immediately. He knew he messed up.
That night I put my injured arm in front of his face. He covered both his eyes with his paws and wouldn’t look anymore. He absolutely knew he messed up. I did get a tetanus shot and healed ok. I do have a scar on my forearm. I’m the only person he’s ever bit and it was just the one time thing. I do truly believe it was because he was in defense mode and I grabbed him from behind and startled him into biting. I believe it was my fault.
1 more like for the 2:32 penguin. He is a champ
The natural feeling as you enter and go deeper in water hugs your body like a mother hugging a baby so it’s no wonder that some animals that survive quite a long period of time underwater well it feels good just simply to dive in water feeling the hug of water after all we all say water is life we can’t survive without water and we all love to be hugged and loved that’s what happens to couples
🦭:Are you my mother ?
🐶: human what is this thing 😮💨?
Homun*
Can Dr Ann do an episode on trending animals like Neil the seal?
Thank you
Dr Neil reacting to Neil the seal
Who’s cheering for the little penguin who made it!
👇👇👇
not octopussied 💀, she's really sweet and need to be protected at all cost
I think only one of the clips for the seals segment was actually of seals lol. I think they were mostly sea lions
You are awesome 👌
It's so cool to see animals take relationships seriously. Unlike humans.
They're pretty amazing!
Who hurt you, dude?
Animals know how to survive in any situation and they believe in unity is strength.. but us humans the moment one of us gets in trouble everyone just abandons them or just strat recording them..
I know that dogs (in N. America, anyway) are routinely provided with a leptospirosis vaccine that covers (around 4+ different 'strains'). I wonder if one of those strains covers the leptospirosis found in seal mouths.
About ants: they bring home their wounded, e.g. in wars. Unless the wounded ant thinks it's too far gone and will only slow them down, in which case it refuses to be carried ...
abc science?? A1 gurning festival. YOYOY ??
Im a diabetic and I have a cat who when my sugars start to drop she comes and sits on me and sniffs at my mouth till I take my blood sugar. She catches it way before I would ever notice it.
Makes sense, you start going into ketosis and the cat can smell it
LOVE PENGUINSSSSS 🐧
1,2,3 and done 🤣
Has anyone else helped ants move the food item to their entrance of their nest?
No only me the lunatic?
#5 = Emperor Penguin.
😮 thought beach masters were hippo males?
Poor little bat😢
I just found this channel yesterday and I’m obsessed with Dr Ann. She has all the same reactions as me and I think it’s so cool all the stuff she teaches. I love animals so much and I wish I had the brains to study them in depth.
All the lionesses have headaches, sorry dude, you 😂are out of luck
I dont agree with what she said about dogs only reacting to a humans cues when acting guilty. MANY times I have seen dogs act guilty LONG before the owner had any clue they did something wrong. Dogs can know when they did wrong! Weather they feel guilt, I dont know! But its obvious they can know they have done wrong and are about to get in trouble.
Most of the seal examples were sea lions 🤦♀️
Are penguins monogamous? As much as humans apparently.
11:05 Yeah, no, that's BS. I don't have to notice evidence before my dog acts guilty. I'll literally walk into the house and greet my dog happily, and she responds by slinking away guiltily. And only *after* I notice that behavior do I find the chewed open container of food she stole off the countertop. IDK if it's true "guilt" (whatever that means) but she's definitely not just following my cues. She knows she did wrong without me having to tell her off first.
I highly dissaqre! All mammals have, basically the same emotions. Even rats feel guilt. But if you watch enough videos you can tell by their body language it is definitely guilt. Dogs do feel guilt.
Guilt seems like it would be a social emotion. I don't think most cats get it.
Cats are social animals. one of the few social felines, but their group organisation is more loose, its like a bunch of smaller friends live together in bigger, loosely associated group.
They are solitary Hunters, but they enforce their territory and if they consider you part of the in group and you behave and are nice they will also try to protect you.
But cats have personality so they like some more than others.
But they have a different sense of rule enforcement.
Mine don't jump on the kitchen counter ever, but they have things they know annoy me that they do when they really want my attention - and never any other time.
@@webbess1 Cats do have guilt. When they do bad things instead of sleeping in their nice comfortable beds, they sleep on floors. I am pretty sure there is a lot more evidence than this if studies are made.
My dog must be closer to wolves. He’s a tiny dog but can scale a 6ft fence to go see hid girlfriend. Undo zips. Latches, doors and gates… little evil master mind
About dogs: I'm disappointed in how little factual knowledge the Doc brings to the table here.
They love us just pike we love them, on a biochemical level, that is proven fact. Not even new. See Patricia McCullen's work on more.
Yes, dogs love you she never denied that but dogs don't understand human language.
@@skmuskanrahaman1690 beg to differ. There's at least one border collie who knows 5000 words...
Enjoy your videos. But wish you could express your self without swear words.
She's Australian. Cursing is okay mate. Not everything needs to be sanitised.
You are lovely and passionate about your work and of course you make me laugh