Pheasant Facts: What IS a PHEASANT?! 🐔 Animal Fact Files
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- There are many different birds with the common name pheasant. There are blood pheasants, cheer pheasants, true pheasants and more! This episode focuses on all the animals commonly called pheasant. Learn all kinds of pheasant facts on this episode of Animal fact Files!
Scientific Name: Family - Phasianidae (various genera)
Range: Native to Asia (one species from Africa), introduced in many parts of the world
Habitat: diverse forests and grasslands depending on the species
Size: 2 foot (60cm) wingspan; 20-32 inches (50-80cm) in length
Diet: grubs, worms, lizards, snakes, nuts, fruit, berries, seeds, and more
Threats: skunks, raccoons, foxes, fishers, hawks, crows, snakes and more
Lifespan: 10+ years
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What is a Pheasant? 0:00
Pheasant RANGE and HABITAT 0:48
Pheasant CALL 1:30
Pheasant DIET and THREATS 1:56
Pheasant APPEARANCE 2:32
Pheasant MATING 2:52
Pheasant BABIES 3:15
Thanks! 3:48
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Birbs of Japan - • Pheasant Couple Living... ; • How a Japanese Pheasan...
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Jan nilsson - • Pheasant Dust baths
sjcary - • white pheasant
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Pheasants are great! How many different types of pheasants do you know?!
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They sound like pokemon from the Gameboy days.
Look at the Lady Amherst pheasant. Looks exactly like ho-o.
Pheasant: Hey, check out my cock-a-doodle-doo!
Chicken: Bwahahahaaaaaa!
Wow, this blew my mind 😳!!! I grew up with these birds EVERYWHERE and knew absolutely none of this! Great work!
That's so cool! Glad you learned something new here 🥰
This episode was fun!
I've had pheasants before and they are really cool
That's so cool! And thanks so much!
Ringneck pheasants are part of my childhood. They were always right down the road. I assume that pheasants are an example of a successful/non-destructive introduced species. Thanks for an informative video.
To answer the question
"A pile of secrets"
But enough talk, have at you!
Pretty birds!
In the winter we use to put dried corn in the backyard to attract pheasants. Of course the cheeky crows would fly down, pull at their tail feathers and then eat the corn.
What's interesting is how they will avoid flying; I've witnessed many pheasants when I'm driving reverse course on a road but not take flight.
Cheeky crows 😹 but yeah they seem to be the turkeys where we live, they more often run than fly
I first learned about this animal from a certain card in Yugioh's Watt archetype. For those who don't know. The level 4 monsters in that archetype can attack directly and have effects that go off if they inflict damage. Wattpheasant banishes a monster until the end phase. Making it capable of stripping an XYZ monster of any materials on it.
I was building a watt deck for a bit but ended on crystal beasts instead. The recent support they just got has been a blessing 😻 Watts have some AWESOME card art tho!
Lovely plumage.
I think it happened by association, because whenever you thank Dad & SpikeSpiegel93, that's when the image of the white cat appears: so now in my mind the cat is Spike Spiegel (Yes I know Cowboy BeeBop).
What is the cats name? You have probably mentioned it before, and I missed it or ignored it possibly.
Chester is the white cat in our videos 🥰
@@AnimalFactFiles Wonderful! Thanks for putting a name to the furry little face ;)
Can you do fact files on the suni?
Pheasants are pleasant.
The pheasant at 1:48 looks like it's tethered to the ground. Is it being used to bait others for hunting?
Honestly I have no idea. You'd have to look into the original videos which are all linked in the credits. If it is, I didn't notice while editing unfortunately
I am not a pheasant plucker, I'm a pheasant plucker's son...
always waiting for the highlight explanation that male are colorful to attract mate, while female are dull in color, for camouflage because they incubate the egg and takes care of the chicks on the ground
The ring-necked pheasant is actually the state bird of South Dakota! Also, during the time of Teddy Roosevelt, if a rich family was giving a dinner party and someone important was there, they would serve pheasant meat (or duck meat or pigeon meat) at the same time as the salad.
I didn't know this! Thanks for sharing 😻
Do you think they'll help a king with his kingdom?
Ayup
1:35, monals are not pheasants.
But they are distantly related to typical pheasants though.
I actually said monals are not pheasants.
@@indyreno2933 ooh.