No Fear of The Dark: The Superpowers of Nocturnal Animals

The creatures built for battle in pitch black.

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CREDITS
Animalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau
Executive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan Dubeau
Host: Tasha the Amazon
Editors: Cat Senior
Writer, Researcher, Producer: Andres Salazar
Camera Operator: Collin Sideris
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Untangling convergent evolution.

[justicierodelaliga]

I´m very glad you make use of those old educational films.

[davidsachs]

It took Liam, our 34 month old gib to realize that in the middle of the night with lights off I have a hard time seeing him. It doesn’t help I can walk to the bathroom only opening my eyes when handwashing afterwards. While he can run around in the dark like he’s still a kitten.

[LiteraryStoner]

Next time someone says fireflies are beautiful (they are) i'll think of this and say "It's their booty calls" 🤣🤣

[Glitch_Online]

lol.. that ending... "Action!... i guess"

[kyleward]

"This is the sound of a hawk flying:"

(ad starts)

"Consumer's Energy..."

[mnot_official]

You guys should talk about the Nautilus! I've always been fascinated by that animal because it's basically a living fossil!! And it's Soo unique 🔥

[starshocker]

Wildlife is so amazing. All those animals' capacities that are even beyond ours.

And there should be less artificial lights out there so nocturnals wouldn't be disturbed.

[SorenAlba]

Nocturnal creatures are always fascinating, especially bats and owls. When the Barn Owl appeared, I was geeking out because it is the very creature of my logo and that tells you that when talking about those birds of prey, this one in particular happens to be the most mentioned and therefore, iconic; alongside the Great Horned, Great Gray and Snowy Owl. I wear this symbol with pride knowing that it is nature’s perfect assassin of the dark. 🦉❤‍🔥

[needsbeer]

Cool thumbnail. I wish all a good weekend

[danephelps]

I’ve got two opossums that wake me up every night between 1 and 4am. They both come to my room together and climb onto the bed. One burrows into the blankets and spends about 20 minutes cleaning herself before taking a nap against me. The other goes to my toes or my head and slubs me for about 10-20 minutes. Every freaking night. This morning they actually waited until 5:30 before waking me up. The rest of the night is spent following the cat wherever she goes. It gets noisy sometimes when they get stuck somewhere and start calling for help. They’re so lucky that they’re so adorable, fluffy, and affectionate. Otherwise they’d be living in the barn. 😂

[pamelamays]

So that firefly scene in The The Princess And The Frog is

[Putin...Amor...y..Alegría]

I have been impressed by the Comparation between the Falcon and Owl flies 😮😮😮.

[sharonkaczorowski]

Love the old photos and film clips. Poor nighttime beasties…all the light isn’t exactly good for us either. A video on the impact of human light at night would interesting and educational.Great video!

[charlescdt]

It was cool how they focused on her eyes, like they rest of us do, when she said that. She has awesome eyes, a bit jealous.

[taidashar]

Were we supposed to hear that high pitched whistle? I’m really glad I wasn’t wearing headphones for that. Made my ears ring as it was.

[jeuxd]

Nature/Biology/Evolution/Everything, is amazing

[erdvilla]

Swallows build their nests under my balcony and reuse them every year. And I've seen them hunting at 4am flying in the dark, but they use the street lights to see and hunt a bunch of moths, thermites and other bugs attracted to the lamps.
Seems they learned how to use our own means to see at night, to get extra food for their chicks.
No wonder why every nest is used up to 3 times per year, seems my house is a prime breeding ground for them. And I'm happy with the 24h pest control.

[adamwishneusky]

Fun production in this one with the opening title, transitions and old timey clips

[michaelmayhem]

Love this channel, can a video on the all female lizards that have genetically diverse off spring without male lizards? As a guy it's super interesting that evolution was basically like yeah you're unnecessary.

[dont_take_it_personal]

This thumbnail looks like a cover image Kendrick would use for a diss-album for Drake