Everything You Didn't Know About Secret Backyard Animals

Here's everything you never knew about common animals.
This video answers all of the following questions:
- How to identify a monarch butterfly?
- What is a viceroy butterfly?
- What's the difference between a monarch buttery and a viceroy butterfly?
- Why do hawks fly in groups?
- How do hawks stay in the air?
- Why do birds of prey fly in groups?
- What is a kettle of birds?
- What is a tree gall?
- What is inside a tree gall?
- What is inside a conch?
- What is the front of a conch shell?
- Do conch shells have eyes?

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[ShimizuHanako]

" Sometimes, I also wonder if I'm happy. " — 4:30

This line hit hard.

[mateusz]

I love this calm "kid friendly education" video style of yours

[thenonfurry]

the fact that you can somehow go from “what’s inside this thing” to “if you’re not okay, i can help by leading you to this” is amazing.

[C.L.]

This video takes me back to 1988 watching Mr. Rogers, learning stuff with peaceful music and a calm voice.

[saffronlealle]

I love this channel. I just found you. You have no idea how you are taking all us grown folks back to a safe place, bringing back core memories of staying home from school getting to watch those shows on pbs that were so soothing. ❤ never stop doing this. Its needed.

[roxanaGonzalez-Jimenez-jebm]

me and my boyfriend watch your videos every night and then when we get sleepy, we sleep to your videos

[EnabiSeira]

Near from where I live there's a feeding place for vultures and I always see them flying like that in the distance. Cool to see.

[CheatOnlyDeath]

The educational style of this video is amazing. I think it should win some sort of educational award.

I'm (personally) uncomfortable with the inclusion of a pay-for-use mental health counseling service, but that segue is also masterful.

Excluding the advertising part, the educational message is powerful (a) be curious about the world around you (b) be curious even about details that seem like common knowledge (c) look stuff up to find answers (in books and reputable web sites).

It would be more realistic to google the questions but then there would have to be a long process of confirming, comparing, and validating conflicting sources - maybe a topic for another video.

[jademirror]

*Bug gets legs sliced off*
I wonder if it's happy?
(Inside that leaf)

[Barrend]

" Some times i also wonder if im happy "
No, thats hits me very hard

[kgrngzj]

I am in grade four and your videos give me a lot of education for NS

[salmiluccio]

This channel is a masterpiece, you have done such a great job at making every video interesting

[erinlane]

I've been on nature-youtube forever and I've only just seen your channel for the first time. I've always found nature channels relaxing but it can be hard to find content that's educational, interesting, and not overdone extreme music focusing on hunting and violence.
I LOVE the little interesting things like the gall actually being part of the leaf itself, I had thought it was some kind of cocoon spun by an insect so that was cool to learn.

[niekatheunknownweirdokid]

Your content is so easy to understand. Im not a native english speaker and most educational content is very hard for me to understand and grasp the concept. Thank you :D♡

[DannyHardie]

I love how you talk slow like that. I have some auditory processing issues and I rely a lot on subtitles, but it's really easy to understand you! :)

[fena]

I really enjoy your videos, they make me very calm, and it's fun to learn with them, I always wait for them.

[Littlebingus]

I always thought the growths on our oak leaves in California were some type of fungus but now I know they’re galls from little wasps. Thank u

[thehvanddino-weaponshow]

4:40 That was deep. And I absolutely appreciate that seamless transition into the sponsor

[abigailohara]

I love how you decided to template your videos! So relaxing and entertaining at the same time!

[GuiMenGre]

Your editing has gotten so good! The shots in this video reminded me a lot of Wes Anderson, I wonder if that was intentional.