This list was based on maximum recorded size instead of average size which is why the White-Tailed deer is on this list and the mule deer isn't. Mule deer are larger than white tailed deer on average but the white-tailed deer has a larger recorded maximum size. Hope this comment clears things up :)
I came across an elk in Washington state and it was 6’ at the shoulder. I slowly backed away from it and I think it knew that I was no threat so it just continued walking in the direction that it had been walking. It was so majestic!! It’s a memory that I will treasure!
I have encountered elk all over eastern WA and north ID they won't bother you if you don't bother them.... mostly give the males a large right a way during the rut and don't ever get between a mom and her calf and you will be fine now moose ...they are the meanest thing in the woods if they wanna be
@@kennethlindahl9206 That’s what I’ve been told by park rangers in Denali National Park. They said that they’d rather encounter a grizzly than a moose and that the moose that they’ve met tried to trample them! 🙀🙀🙀
@@YvetteArbyas someone who’s encountered both moose and bears in the wild I can definitely agree with those rangers. Getting charged by a moose is not a fun experience lol
OK, but what about the moose? Wolves take down moose and a wolf is only slightly larger than a large breed dog and moose can weigh over 2000 lbs unless you've seen one in person you can't imagine the size of moose. Wolves are impressive!!
@@S4V4GE-IV-XX Wolves are pack hunting animals. Tigers are solitary and they take down animals much larger and more ferocious than what lions normally prey on. Compare the size of Gaur to Cape Buffalo for example; or even Wild Boar to Warthogs.
@mariomouse8265 and 5 wolves don't add up to a 900 lb tiger...and like I said you can't imagine the size of a moose is 8 ft tall at its shoulder and with head raised like 11 ft, I think you are talking when you have absolutely no clue.
I find it rather funny when idiots post theres a skin walker when they hear a "deer scream"!!😂 like obviously you don't know the natural noises animals/critters make!!iii!!
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To put into perspective regarding elk, Rocky Mountain elk (a subspecies) were found to produce a bugle that can reach 90 decibels at 5 meters away! Why are they so loud? It's to advertise their fitness to cow elk and to show off to other bulls. An alternate name, wapiti (“white deer” in Shawnee), comes from the light-coloured coat of the bull elk. And you definitely don't want to mess with moose! When a moose delivers a hard, fast kick with its hind leg, you can hear the tendons and ligaments pop and snap when the hoof comes back at the end of the kick. They can kick straight ahead and will also rear up and stomp. Where bears and wolves want to eat you and your babies, kicking and stomping can be a formidable defense. As for white-tailed deer subspecies, one with a neat story is the Avery Island deer, named after Avery Island in Louisiana, where Tabasco sauce is made. They're found in southern Texas as well, but were first described on Avery Island, which isn't an island but rather a salt dome. Tabasco was founded by Edmund McIlhenny, but the subspecies was discovered with the help of Edward McIlhenny. Edward was a naturalist who saved snowy egrets from extinction by bringing many to Avery Island. He formed a wildlife refuge in the area, and when he sent deer specimens to the state museum of natural history, it was there that they realized it was a subspecies that was undescribed. And thus, the museum named it in honor of Edward: mcilhennyi
@@kyuzo84 That is quite alright. Your grasp of English is far better than my grasp of... what, may I ask, is your mother tongue? Not only am I a grammarian, I am a linguist, so I am curious. Your English is better than my grasp of your native language.
I know, right? I’ve seen videos that showed their antlers and it was awe inspiring! I saw some antlers of a caribou in Alaska and I picked them up. They were so heavy that I gained a huge respect for the power of caribou who had these antlers on their head when I could barely hold them above my head! Imagine the Irish Elk’s strength!! ✌🏼💖
In fact, the Irish elk was only the same size as moose today! (Granted, only the very biggest moose). The true biggest deer ever was a moose ancestor, and even then it’s not a huge size difference.
The Irish elk is not actually an elk. It’s closest living relative today is the fallow deer in Europe. The antlers are large and have the same shape. Irish elk is actually not just found in Ireland, but throughout the northern Eurasian hemisphere
Ok a gentle critique. White-tail males do not begin to grow antlers until their second spring at which time they are approximately one year old. The do, however, grow the bases on top of their heads that the antlers will sprout from the following spring at a few months old. I know it’s a fine point but an important one in my opinion.
In New Zealand the moose was realesed in 1920 in fiordland, but was believed to have died out, they released some more in Hokitika i believe, and they are also believed to have died out but there has been many sightings over the years as recently as 2020
Wow....500 pound Whitetail? I have been hunting whitetail my entire life, and I think you might be a bit off on your weight. The largest whitetail I've ever taken was a 250lbs mature buck.
I've encountered 3 moose this week on the commute to job sites, one was missing an antler. Also, whenever I hear someone mention red deer it makes me think about my birthplace of Red Deer, Alberta 🇨🇦 lmao
Those trophy specimens that were estimated live weights of white tailed deer are far away outliers of the norm, so I get where you’re coming from, but 99% of the time if you see a mule deer and white tailed deer in the same area(white-tailed deer now exist where formerly it was only mule deer in the western U.S) it’s always pretty obvious mule deer are larger, so I can’t say I agree with the point, but I get it. I almost got trampled by a bull, cow, and calf moose that came running out of the willows without warning a couple weeks ago. They were just a l few feet away, my heart was definitely pounding.
Up until the mid 2000s, Elk was called Wapiti in the Portuguse dubs of documentaries. Then, it started to be called ''Alce'', the Portuguse word for moose. Now I know why.
@@ibtiago18to make things more confusing up until the 90s American elk and European red dead was classified as the same species. In fact in Russian Wikipedia it’s still classified as such, even though the elk/wapiti live in Siberia.
You realize just how big the moose really is when you see them in real life. They're quite common here in Sweden, but unfortunately their numbers are decreasing due to the warmer climate, and an increasing number of wolves.
What beautiful animals they are. When I can’t sleep I picture myself riding my bull moose. He doesn’t mind at all, especially when I scratch him behind his ears. I let him choose whatever course and he’s free to browse. Soon I’m asleep and grinning.
Ya, I saw one just off a road in New Hampshire USA. It was standing knee deep in a pond eating pond plants. A small crowd of people parked their cars along the road and got out to look at the beast, including me.
On average they can be but this list is based on maximum size not average and the white-tailed deer has a larger maximum size. You are correct though if it was based on average in most areas.
@TsukiCove no they do not have a larger maximum size Unless your including farmed deer And that's only because whitetail deer are easier to farm and better tasting But mule deer are far larger maximum
@@justinterry2926 The largest White-tailed Deer was not a farm animal. It was hunted and killed in Ontario in 1977. The second largest Whitetail was killed in Minnesota in 1926 and weighed 511 Ibs.
Awesome, I love cervids and how successful they are, unlike antelopes who deer often get confused for these guys are fought naturally on almost every continent and tend to actually due surprisingly well in urban areas
@@TsukiCoveI agree In fact there are antelope that are confused with deer and deer confused with antelope and antelope that are confused with certain bovids
I found the difference in the shapes of their antlers interesting. I have stumbled upon moose and deer few times in my childhood, but never ones with antlers.
I was told the same thing in Alaska when I saw a “reindeer” at the Alaska State Fair and I asked what the difference was between the two. They are beautiful animals!! ✌🏼💖
Yeah… bison are in the same family as what you call a buffalo, not the same genus, but bovidae is the family, which means they are in fact, fairly closely related. I don’t know why people get so worked up over common names anyways, if you care that much, stick to the Latin names.
For a whitetail to reach 512lbs they would need some other factor playing a roll. Whitetail are designed to be fast and agile creatures. You’ll most commonly see them from 100-200lbs. Deer from the north are typically bigger than those from the south. Biggest whitetail I’ve ever seen was around 300lbs.
These critters are beautiful. And venison is tasty. I've had a moose (elk) roast that was cooked like a beef roast so it was dry with a bit of chew but it was a sweet meat. Maybe someday I'll have a chance to cook it myself so that it isn't so dry. Elk (wapiti) tenderloin on the grill was incredible. Whitetail ends ups in a lot of chili and sausages, burgers and bbq.
Buffalo is a term often loosely used for different taxonomy of the tribe bovini in the family bovidae, whether that’s the subtribe bubalina, the subfamily bovinae, or the tribe bovini. Bison bison(that’s the Latin name) is in the buffalo tribe Bovini in the family bovidae, so it is in fact a species of what the cammon name is for that tribe-buffalo. No one gets mad about calling a Cape buffalo a buffalo when it’s in the genus Syncerus not the genus bos, so idk why everyone throws a fit about the genus bison being referred to as a buffalo.
@@JaxanOBirdy yeah, not the same. You can call them both cats since they’re both in the family felidae. What you’re saying about the not calling the species bison bison a buffalo is like saying you can’t refer to either as a cat because they’re a specific species of cat.
@@JaxanOBirdy yeah, because domestic cattle are in the tribe bovini as well and are actually in the namesake genus bos. Just like you can call a leafy spurge a euphorbia, or you can call a salvia a mint, or you can call humans, gorillas, or orangutans great apes. As long as if you say buffalo and you’re not trying to refer to a specific separate species you can call an American bison or domestic cattle a species of buffalo, and you’re 100% correct.
@@erikm8372it’s the British who were the main group that found and settled in America. Germans used the term wizent for bison, and they also were one of the main groups that settled in America
@@swedishmom My boyfriend’s family lived in the suburbs of Stockholm, but we also went to their summer home which was on an island in a lake, well south and inland from Stockholm. On the drive back to Stockholm, we visited the “Troll Forest” where there were huge boulders strewn about, and trees, ferns, mosses, and lichens everywhere! It felt magical there. I will always have very fond memories of your beautiful country! ✌🏼💖
@@YvetteArby i live in the sub south of Stockholm. 😄👍 Do you remember the name of that place with Trolls? I was there as a kid but i forgot the name and place! And no one to ask, until now! 🙏😄
Have any of y'all ever heard of or seen a whitetail over 500 lbs? The biggest ones I've seen dead or alive in big deer territory was 300 lbs and that's huge
I’m just going to say I life in an area with the largest deer (whitetail). In Texas and Florida deer are a TON smaller then up north more but no whitetail deer is going to way 512 pounds a huge whitetail buck will weigh 300 and that is an absolute monster of a buck
I thought I was pretty knowledgeable about wildlife, but I hadn't heard of some of these deer. We have called 'moose' elk, for a lot longer than we've called them moose, so I prefer to use elk. I also thought that the other elk was the same as a red deer - wrong again! Thank you for these great videos and their solid information. 😊
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This list was based on maximum recorded size instead of average size which is why the White-Tailed deer is on this list and the mule deer isn't.
Mule deer are larger than white tailed deer on average but the white-tailed deer has a larger recorded maximum size.
Hope this comment clears things up :)
I came across an elk in Washington state and it was 6’ at the shoulder. I slowly backed away from it and I think it knew that I was no threat so it just continued walking in the direction that it had been walking. It was so majestic!! It’s a memory that I will treasure!
I have encountered elk all over eastern WA and north ID
they won't bother you if you don't bother them.... mostly
give the males a large right a way during the rut and don't ever get between a mom and her calf and you will be fine
now moose ...they are the meanest thing in the woods if they wanna be
That was a roosevelt elk the largest subspecies
@starkidofficial829 It was right near me. I’m 5’ tall and my husband was 6’ tall. I know 6’ tall, so yeah, it was a guess, but an accurate one, imo.
@@kennethlindahl9206 That’s what I’ve been told by park rangers in Denali National Park. They said that they’d rather encounter a grizzly than a moose and that the moose that they’ve met tried to trample them! 🙀🙀🙀
@@YvetteArbyas someone who’s encountered both moose and bears in the wild I can definitely agree with those rangers. Getting charged by a moose is not a fun experience lol
I love all of the pictures of deer with their tongues out. Perfect to have a sassy cervid.
I get so excited when you post and your voice helps me sleep
Knowing how large Sambar Deer are makes me realize just how powerful Tigers actually are.
yeah it's scary and the fact that they kill sloth bears and sometimes brown bears is terrifying too
@@TsukiCovecan you do one about Muntjac deers? I think there 12 subspecies of them. And 2 of the smallest variants are kept as pets here in TX
OK, but what about the moose? Wolves take down moose and a wolf is only slightly larger than a large breed dog and moose can weigh over 2000 lbs unless you've seen one in person you can't imagine the size of moose. Wolves are impressive!!
@@S4V4GE-IV-XX Wolves are pack hunting animals. Tigers are solitary and they take down animals much larger and more ferocious than what lions normally prey on. Compare the size of Gaur to Cape Buffalo for example; or even Wild Boar to Warthogs.
@mariomouse8265 and 5 wolves don't add up to a 900 lb tiger...and like I said you can't imagine the size of a moose is 8 ft tall at its shoulder and with head raised like 11 ft, I think you are talking when you have absolutely no clue.
The sound of elk screaming in the forest is beautiful af
It's fun to call to them when hunting and they come running in
Yes, bugling. And the "af" doesn't sound very beautiful.
@@epulajiqno it's called sound🔊🔊🔊🔊
I find it rather funny when idiots post theres a skin walker when they hear a "deer scream"!!😂 like obviously you don't know the natural noises animals/critters make!!iii!!
@@NaNa-j7b2q well what if there is a skin walker?
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Great vid as always
Very interesting topic. 🤔 Thank you for the video.
thank you for the support :)
@@TsukiCove Absolutely. 💯
To put into perspective regarding elk, Rocky Mountain elk (a subspecies) were found to produce a bugle that can reach 90 decibels at 5 meters away! Why are they so loud? It's to advertise their fitness to cow elk and to show off to other bulls. An alternate name, wapiti (“white deer” in Shawnee), comes from the light-coloured coat of the bull elk. And you definitely don't want to mess with moose! When a moose delivers a hard, fast kick with its hind leg, you can hear the tendons and ligaments pop and snap when the hoof comes back at the end of the kick. They can kick straight ahead and will also rear up and stomp. Where bears and wolves want to eat you and your babies, kicking and stomping can be a formidable defense.
As for white-tailed deer subspecies, one with a neat story is the Avery Island deer, named after Avery Island in Louisiana, where Tabasco sauce is made. They're found in southern Texas as well, but were first described on Avery Island, which isn't an island but rather a salt dome. Tabasco was founded by Edmund McIlhenny, but the subspecies was discovered with the help of Edward McIlhenny. Edward was a naturalist who saved snowy egrets from extinction by bringing many to Avery Island. He formed a wildlife refuge in the area, and when he sent deer specimens to the state museum of natural history, it was there that they realized it was a subspecies that was undescribed. And thus, the museum named it in honor of Edward: mcilhennyi
Please keep posting great content
Great video! Thanks for adding the ft & lb marks.
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Cheering and celebrating aside, I think deer are very underrated
Those moose are such good swimmers that they regularly make the dinner plate of orcas 😂
Feature bovids next, expand through all families of (Cet-)Artiodactyla, then throughout Mammalia, etc.
I love deer, they're so beautiful and majestic. With the giraff, they're my favorite mammals. Thank you for the video
Deer. The plural of deer is still deer. Same with moose, and with elk. Only add an "s" when you also add an apostrophe, for the possessive case.
@@Svensk7119 OK thank you. Sorry, I'm not a native english speaker
@@kyuzo84 That is quite alright. Your grasp of English is far better than my grasp of... what, may I ask, is your mother tongue?
Not only am I a grammarian, I am a linguist, so I am curious.
Your English is better than my grasp of your native language.
@@Svensk7119 I'm french
@@kyuzo84 Merci. I am Swedish, Norwegian, and American.😉
Moose are fascinating
Imagine if the extinct Irish Elk still was alive
I know, right? I’ve seen videos that showed their antlers and it was awe inspiring! I saw some antlers of a caribou in Alaska and I picked them up. They were so heavy that I gained a huge respect for the power of caribou who had these antlers on their head when I could barely hold them above my head! Imagine the Irish Elk’s strength!! ✌🏼💖
In fact, the Irish elk was only the same size as moose today! (Granted, only the very biggest moose). The true biggest deer ever was a moose ancestor, and even then it’s not a huge size difference.
The Irish elk is not actually an elk. It’s closest living relative today is the fallow deer in Europe. The antlers are large and have the same shape. Irish elk is actually not just found in Ireland, but throughout the northern Eurasian hemisphere
I like very much your videos Tsuki!
Thank you i appreciate the support :)
Ok a gentle critique. White-tail males do not begin to grow antlers until their second spring at which time they are approximately one year old.
The do, however, grow the bases on top of their heads that the antlers will sprout from the following spring at a few months old.
I know it’s a fine point but an important one in my opinion.
what about piere david deer .also persian falow deer which are bigger than white tail deer
In New Zealand the moose was realesed in 1920 in fiordland, but was believed to have died out, they released some more in Hokitika i believe, and they are also believed to have died out but there has been many sightings over the years as recently as 2020
Why?
Ninja moose.
great video!!! can we have a largest series for carnivores, filter feeders, and sharks?
Can you cover Australian small isolated islands like Kangaroo Island, Tasmania, Christmas Island and Macquarie Island?
I really found your video very informative.
Nice vid
Wow....500 pound Whitetail? I have been hunting whitetail my entire life, and I think you might be a bit off on your weight. The largest whitetail I've ever taken was a 250lbs mature buck.
I've encountered 3 moose this week on the commute to job sites, one was missing an antler. Also, whenever I hear someone mention red deer it makes me think about my birthplace of Red Deer, Alberta 🇨🇦 lmao
Great Video Bigtime. Thank you Sir.
Excellent video 😊
Appreciated the video. Thank you. Looking forward to seeing more species lists.
*American Bison, not a buffalo, which is a distinct species altogether.
I remember one time I had a staring contest with a buck deer so my grandma could take a photo
Request new video about: 10 of the largest Eagle Species In the world!
Those trophy specimens that were estimated live weights of white tailed deer are far away outliers of the norm, so I get where you’re coming from, but 99% of the time if you see a mule deer and white tailed deer in the same area(white-tailed deer now exist where formerly it was only mule deer in the western U.S) it’s always pretty obvious mule deer are larger, so I can’t say I agree with the point, but I get it. I almost got trampled by a bull, cow, and calf moose that came running out of the willows without warning a couple weeks ago. They were just a l few feet away, my heart was definitely pounding.
Pls can you do the top ten biggest cow spcies
Could you do the next time the 10 smallest deer in the world?
Up until the mid 2000s, Elk was called Wapiti in the Portuguse dubs of documentaries. Then, it started to be called ''Alce'', the Portuguse word for moose. Now I know why.
That's because that's the native American word for elk
Wapiti, originally a Cree or Shawnee word meaning white rump.
@@justinterry2926 I was refering to the fact that, all of a suden I started seeing the Elk being called ''Moose''.
@@ibtiago18to make things more confusing up until the 90s American elk and European red dead was classified as the same species. In fact in Russian Wikipedia it’s still classified as such, even though the elk/wapiti live in Siberia.
@@greasher926 I know. I used to colect books about biology. Some presented the species as separated while others classified them as the same species.
Love the dog and the canna lilies at the end!
Elk are probably my favorite species of deer.Besides, maybe caribou and Moose.
You realize just how big the moose really is when you see them in real life. They're quite common here in Sweden, but unfortunately their numbers are decreasing due to the warmer climate, and an increasing number of wolves.
What beautiful animals they are. When I can’t sleep I picture myself riding my bull moose. He doesn’t mind at all, especially when I scratch him behind his ears. I let him choose whatever course and he’s free to browse. Soon I’m asleep and grinning.
Ya, I saw one just off a road in New Hampshire USA. It was standing knee deep in a pond eating pond plants. A small crowd of people parked their cars along the road and got out to look at the beast, including me.
What about the Mule Deer. They're larger than the Whitetail Deer
On average they can be but this list is based on maximum size not average and the white-tailed deer has a larger maximum size. You are correct though if it was based on average in most areas.
@TsukiCove no they do not have a larger maximum size
Unless your including farmed deer
And that's only because whitetail deer are easier to farm and better tasting
But mule deer are far larger maximum
@@TsukiCove Okay, also, what about the Javan Rusa Deer, they're also a fairly large Deer species?
I live where there are only Mule Deer and the first time I saw a Whitetail I was amazed at how much smaller they are than Muleys
@@justinterry2926 The largest White-tailed Deer was not a farm animal. It was hunted and killed in Ontario in 1977. The second largest Whitetail was killed in Minnesota in 1926 and weighed 511 Ibs.
Deer have sharp hooves!
Where I live, we have lots of white-tailed deer.
Top 10 largest venomous snakes or Frogs/Toads
The top ten largest antelopes
Mule Deer Left The Chat
Awesome, I love cervids and how successful they are, unlike antelopes who deer often get confused for these guys are fought naturally on almost every continent and tend to actually due surprisingly well in urban areas
very true and they're one of the few animals that don't usually suffer from an increase in urbanization
@@TsukiCoveI agree
In fact there are antelope that are confused with deer and deer confused with antelope and antelope that are confused with certain bovids
Bovids would actually be great candidates for the next video
@@RomulusTheWild6693 really
But are wildebeest bovids
What list would it look like of the largest and impressive bovids
@@johntodd3910 I was thinking more animals that look and act like each other through convergent evolution
I found the difference in the shapes of their antlers interesting. I have stumbled upon moose and deer few times in my childhood, but never ones with antlers.
Mule deer are larger than whitetail deer
I was always told that reindeer are domesticated caribou
I was told the same thing in Alaska when I saw a “reindeer” at the Alaska State Fair and I asked what the difference was between the two. They are beautiful animals!! ✌🏼💖
Technically they are, but in Eurasia, reindeer refers to both wild and domestic versions
Do more deer videos
Is it true that white-tailed deers are also introduced in france and germany? And is there also proof for that?
i know there are some in Scandinavia so maybe there are some in Germany and France? I'd have to do some research on that one
It is deer. Deer, elk, and moose are all plural and singular with the same conjugation/declension.
@@Svensk7119nerd
Can you pls do one with snakes?
Fallow deer, Rusa deer, and mule deer are bigger than whitetails. But awesome list!! I love whitetail hunting during the season
i would like to see a video on the largest parrots in the Caribbean
I LITERALLY JUST SAW A MOOSE TODAY IN SWEDEN!
Fun fact: They tried introducing moose to New Zealand but they didn’t survive there.
Why would they attempt that? They would be invasive😂
Suggestion for video.
Rare / extinct wild animals that are 'hidden' amonge us genetically in disguise.
Eg, Scottish wild cats (house cat), wolves (pet dogs), aurochs cattle (domestic cows), jungle fowl (chickens), rock doves (feral pigeons) etc.
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Yeah I want you to feature
Felines please.
I’m pretty sure mule deer are a little bigger than whitetail
You should do 7 largest eagle species in the world. There's quite a few that are very similar in size.
It’s the American bison and is unrelated to buffalo.
Yeah… bison are in the same family as what you call a buffalo, not the same genus, but bovidae is the family, which means they are in fact, fairly closely related. I don’t know why people get so worked up over common names anyways, if you care that much, stick to the Latin names.
Id love to see you cover the bovine family next, there are some truly large creatures in this family
I am surprised that the white tailed deer haven't been domesticated.
Why would they
Too bad most Native Americans north of the Yucatan were trash at animal husbandry. Bison & Bighorn Sheep are fantastic candidates for domestication.
Whaddaya mean, "north" of the Yucatan? The ones south of it didn't have the flipping wheel! Okay, maybe they domesticated llamas and alpacas...
@@Svensk7119 And Guinea Pigs too. All groups already arrived with Dogs.
@@bustavonnutz no they’re not cuck
I've seen caribou, elk, and moose in the wild! Although the moose I saw was a juvenile, so the largest deer I've seen in the wild was an elk.
For a whitetail to reach 512lbs they would need some other factor playing a roll. Whitetail are designed to be fast and agile creatures. You’ll most commonly see them from 100-200lbs. Deer from the north are typically bigger than those from the south. Biggest whitetail I’ve ever seen was around 300lbs.
Moose are incredible. Until you see one in person you can't imagine how big they are.
I love to see a video about the largest species of seals
These critters are beautiful. And venison is tasty. I've had a moose (elk) roast that was cooked like a beef roast so it was dry with a bit of chew but it was a sweet meat. Maybe someday I'll have a chance to cook it myself so that it isn't so dry. Elk (wapiti) tenderloin on the grill was incredible. Whitetail ends ups in a lot of chili and sausages, burgers and bbq.
I am here to figure out that Darth Vader explanation.
Many cases of whitetail deer does with antlers
Fantastic Video as always!! :) 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ❤️💖❤️💖
One cool fact about elk is they have the fastest growing antlers of all deer too, at up to an inch per day!
Dam that's 0.000231th of a football field :o
(American football)
Female whitetail can grow antlers. I have personally seen it. It is very rare, but it absolutely does happen.
yeah i was thinking the same thing
I always get mad when people call bison buffaloes, especially when they actually KNOW the difference
Buffalo is a term often loosely used for different taxonomy of the tribe bovini in the family bovidae, whether that’s the subtribe bubalina, the subfamily bovinae, or the tribe bovini. Bison bison(that’s the Latin name) is in the buffalo tribe Bovini in the family bovidae, so it is in fact a species of what the cammon name is for that tribe-buffalo. No one gets mad about calling a Cape buffalo a buffalo when it’s in the genus Syncerus not the genus bos, so idk why everyone throws a fit about the genus bison being referred to as a buffalo.
@@oscarflip8561 So I'm allowed to call a Lion a Tiger because their both in the genus Panthera?
@@JaxanOBirdy yeah, not the same. You can call them both cats since they’re both in the family felidae. What you’re saying about the not calling the species bison bison a buffalo is like saying you can’t refer to either as a cat because they’re a specific species of cat.
@@oscarflip8561 Okay, so what your telling me is that I can call a cow a buffalo aswell
@@JaxanOBirdy yeah, because domestic cattle are in the tribe bovini as well and are actually in the namesake genus bos. Just like you can call a leafy spurge a euphorbia, or you can call a salvia a mint, or you can call humans, gorillas, or orangutans great apes. As long as if you say buffalo and you’re not trying to refer to a specific separate species you can call an American bison or domestic cattle a species of buffalo, and you’re 100% correct.
I'm wondering what 512 pound white tail deer was found 300 pounds is probably the largest in the wild maybe on a farm is we're that was
The largest Whitetail was taken in Ontario in 1977. With the second largest one taken in Minnesota in 1926.
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Wow how did that happen?
I spooked a moose once, but I just froze cause I was terrified too. After half a second the moose ran away into the forest
I love the sound of elk bugles
it is called a bison a buffalo has a thin coat of fur the bison has a thick coat of fur in front and a thin coat of fur in the back
@@erikm8372it’s the British who were the main group that found and settled in America. Germans used the term wizent for bison, and they also were one of the main groups that settled in America
Love your videos….how about the largest crustaceans and smallest in each of the oceans
The moose is called älg here. 😄
I have been to your beautiful country but I was not lucky enough to see a moose there. ✌🏼💖 from the USA.
@@YvetteArby Yeah it is beautiful here. 🙂 No those mooses hide.
Not often i see them either. What city did you visit?
@@swedishmom My boyfriend’s family lived in the suburbs of Stockholm, but we also went to their summer home which was on an island in a lake, well south and inland from Stockholm. On the drive back to Stockholm, we visited the “Troll Forest” where there were huge boulders strewn about, and trees, ferns, mosses, and lichens everywhere! It felt magical there. I will always have very fond memories of your beautiful country! ✌🏼💖
@@YvetteArby i live in the sub south of Stockholm. 😄👍
Do you remember the name of that place with Trolls? I was there
as a kid but i forgot the name and place! And no one to ask, until now! 🙏😄
@@YvetteArby only island in a lake i think about Visningsö 😄
I’ve only eaten 4 of the 7
i like tour list but white tail deer are a bit smaller than mule deer outher than this your list are awsome
carp fish family video please 😍😍😘
Got to see a moose in person here in Massachusetts the other day, truly giant and incredible creatures
8:03 if we stuck some antlers on the Arnie, he’d be about the same size and look of a moose
he would be unstoppable and all drinks will be knocked over in the household
Also make a video on antelopes
I love the white tailed deer and imagine what would happen if they were to be introduced to the UK
Barring over hunting they would do just fine
They are extremely adaptable
Although wouldn't be great for native species
They would infest your city’s
Have any of y'all ever heard of or seen a whitetail over 500 lbs? The biggest ones I've seen dead or alive in big deer territory was 300 lbs and that's huge
A list of the smallest deer would be interesting
As someone who's obssesed with deer, this video is heaven
Can You do the 7 biggest dolphins
Blud forgot ab the mule deer
Was expecting to see nilgai
I’m just going to say I life in an area with the largest deer (whitetail). In Texas and Florida deer are a TON smaller then up north more but no whitetail deer is going to way 512 pounds a huge whitetail buck will weigh 300 and that is an absolute monster of a buck
I thought I was pretty knowledgeable about wildlife, but I hadn't heard of some of these deer. We have called 'moose' elk, for a lot longer than we've called them moose, so I prefer to use elk. I also thought that the other elk was the same as a red deer - wrong again! Thank you for these great videos and their solid information. 😊
Now do a video on antelope
If you haven’t done it, could you do the smartest birds.