Everything You Didn't Know About Desert Animals

Here's everything you never knew about desert animals.
This video answers all of the following questions?
- Do camels store water in their humps?
- Why do camels have humps?
- What is the difference between a rabbit and a hare?
- What is a hare?
- Is a hare a rabbit?
- What is cochineal?
- What is carmine?
- What dessert insects do we eat?
- Are dessert insects edible?
- How big is an ostrich egg?
- Are ostrich eggs the biggest bird egg?
- What is the biggest bird egg?
- How big is an elephant bird egg?
- What sound do giraffes make?
- Do giraffes make sounds?
- What sound do camels make?

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[Kvd]

'I have blue eyes, and you eat parasitic desert insects'
Well that escalated quickly 😂

[brookepearson]

Fun fact: Hares and rabbits can't even breed together, whereas dogs, wolves, and coyotes all can. They don't even have the same number of chromesomes

[indyreno]

In case you should know, not all camels are desert animals, only the dromedary (Camelus dromedarius) is a true desert dweller, while the other five extant camel species being the Vicuna (Vicugna vicugna), the Alpaca (Vicugna pacos), the Guanaco (Lama guanicoe), the Llama (Lama glama), and the Bactrian Camel (Oreocamelus bactrianus) are all more used to forested, grassy, mountainous, and snowy environments.

[CheGuevaraKawaii]

I think these will be the videos I'll show my little son if I ever have one.

[Zel-Veraan]

I was not expecting Terraria's dye system to be explained to me today, but I'm here for it.

[brandonn]

You really need your own TV show on the BBC, nat geo, or animal planet (if that is still around lol). The vibe to your videos brings me back to my high school days of watching animal documentaries while eating dinner after/studying lol

[theultimatekiwi]

The music and sound design of your videos remind me of Untitled Goose Game.

[californiadog]

Fat can be used as a pretty efficient water source when it's broken down, it releases three molecules of water for each carbohydrate molecule, if I remember correctly. So in a way, camel humps do store water!
Loved the video, especially the piano cues! It's super relaxing to listen to you. Subscribed! :)

[Unhomiee]

Seems kinda odd to claim that ostrich eggs aren't the largest because there was a bird that laid a larger egg but is now extinct. By that logic, won't that egg also not be the largest since if you go further back, there's definitely gonna be some bird in the distant past that laid a larger egg..

[Leile-vm]

1:34....BRUH...I KEPT SHOUTING HARE HARE.. IT'S A HARE... meanwhile"this animal.. Ember eyeeees.. 30hrs later.... Daaarrkkk.. Eyeeees"😂😂😂😂😂

[livingtrash]

Did you know that cochineals are used as dyes when they're still larvae? They add them to wool when making stuff like blankets.

[smith]

Rabbit: Who are you?
Amber eyed animal: I'm you, but better

[Leile-vm]

"these insects... RAPID BELL MUSIC".. I LOVE HOW HE EXPRESSES THE SHOCK WITH THAT CALM AND SUBTLE MUSIC❤❤

[chavita]

ik a PBS inspired show when I see one. I'd be so proud to have this as my world legacy. u are PBS of the modern again

[agotiprime]

I wish there were more of these videos but I know they take a while just know that they are awesome

[samilovee]

i always wondered about carmine thanks for the fun info

[bandeberto]

Adipose tissue contains more than 50% water. So, in a sense, in the humps, there is a little more water than fat stored.

[WhiskerMoon]

Its not often I can watch an animal facts video and learn something new, but the bee fence for elephants was so neat to learn about! Love your stuff 😌

[nicorasu]

the cadence of his speech and the dramatic piano soundtrack, very well made btw, strikes me as very similar to the memories I have of all the best educational shows I watched growing up, its so nostalgic and fresh at the same time. love it man :D

[dplonker]

do not quote the red dye cochineal lore to me witch, terraria equipped me for this