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[garrettphillips]

The cougar population was strictly to the Florida panther, we have cougars all over the US

[brycesstuff]

As an American, listening to an Australian talk about animals in America while a British dude reacts, I have to say this was pretty entertaining 😊

[JanaBergevin]

From California, can confirm that hummingbirds have zero fear and a crap ton of attitude. 😂

[fruitnhoney]

“if it’s black, fight back. If it’s brown, lay down. If it’s white, goodnight.” A common phrase used for bears

[dragonfly]

Hummingbirds are the chihuahuas of the bird kingdom 😂😂😂

[kittensugars]

Bears are terrifying. You can't outrun one. A lone bear might ignore you and wander off...but a mother bear with nearby cubs is an angry killing machine.

[dawall]

I'm sad that they completely forgot about the Harris Hawk. The only bird of prey that hunts like a pack of wolves.

[DavidDayTravels]

I really appreciate how when you don’t know or understand something, you say you’re not knowledgeable. It’s much better than pretending or stopping the video to look it up and editing to make it look like you knew it. I find it authentic and reassuring.

[jonlouis]

8:28 Reptiles normally lay eggs, this "viviparous" lizard does not, giving birth to live babies.

[angeliquemon]

Back in the 60s, my mother spent the summer with her grandparents. On the drive back, she saw a tree that she wanted to get a picture of her standing underneath. They set up the camera with a timer and posed for the photo then went about their day. This way the times “before” when you didn’t know how a photo would turn out until you got it developed and got your photos back. With they looked at the photos, there was a panther in the tree above them just looking down at them. They never knew. My grandparents still have that photo framed on their wall lol

[lauranichols]

Re the sage grouse: According to Wikipedia, during courtship “The male puffs up a large, whitish air sack on its chest, makes a soft drumming noise, and struts around with his tail feathers displayed and air sack puffed up.” No bird boobs.

[enscroggs]

6:25 Americans celebrate the approaching spring. We have some folklore that nobody ever believed but everyone thought was a good excuse to party: The groundhogs come out of his winter burrow on February 2. If the critter sees its shadow it means there are six more weeks of winter weather ahead. If not, spring weather is forthcoming soon. Yes, it's stupid. But cheers, mate, winter's almost gone!

[debraleesparks]

I live in the Yosemite area of California, and it’s very common to see mountain lions, wolves, deer and other animals cross the road, so that’s why you drive slow here. One time I was gold panning at Bagby, on the Merced river. The river was low, maybe six inches at the most, and about 50 feet on the other side, I heard something and looked… it was a mountain lion dragging a deer ! I just stayed still, then backed up to my Jeep and got the hell out of there!🤣🤣
Love Grandma Debbie

[JustAHoardOfRats]

15:21 We actually have quite a few species of wild cat in the US including Mountain Lions, Bobcats, Jaguars (coming up in AZ and NM), Canadian Lynxs, Jaguarundis, and Ocelots (in TX). Also, the word panther actually describes the genus of large cat that larger cats like jaguars belong to, but despite being in the puma family, mountain lions usually are just called panthers lol

[bradschultz]

I watched a humming bird taunt my cat once. Was like foot away, hovering for a second then started zipping around the cat, who made a few serious efforts to get the humming bird, then just said screw it and gave himself a bath like nothing happened.

I like to think the humming bird just won a bet.

[markkinder]

I am British and I live in America. I lived in Montana for a while. I have come face to face with 3 mousse, a rattle snake, numerous tarantulas during their annual migration, and a mountain lion, and I own a wolf.
I am a trucker and I run loads to Alaska, seen hundreds of black bear, grizzly, raindeer, caribou, elk, mousse, lynx, eagles, herds of bison, and a wild wolf while driving up there....

[bertwhetstone]

Native Floridian here. About the Florida Panther, once there were estimated to be only 20 left. But with conservation efforts there are closer to 250 today. They are making a comeback of sorts, but as overbuilt as Florida is they will always be endangered. I've lived here over 50 years and I've only seen one once. With all the trails in my area there have been some sightings but they don't seem to be very aggressive towards people, there's even a video out there where a panther on a boardwalk trail trotted right past a person.

[mikloowl]

One thing i have come to appreciate about your channel is that your videos stem from a position of curiosity rather than just shitting on another culture/ nation and parlaying your own as superior.

[CoryTina]

14:52 if you're ever in the wilderness of S. Florida, especially at night, and hear the cry of a baby in the woods, DON'T try to go looking for a baby in the brush! All you'll find is nothing, if you're lucky, or a 70-150 pound panther who's sizing you up if you're not.

[CCknows]

Bear story time!
Northwoods on the shores of Lake Superior.
It's extremely adorable and extremely concerning when you open your back door to see a baby black bear enjoy a fruit cup from the corner post of your second story balcony 😅
Poor baby was so startle. It shuffled back down to mom with a quickness!
Extra story: I knew a guy from a tiny community way up northern Wisconsin and he claimed to have bumped into what he thought was a neighborhood dog... lots ran free and were big, so he was drunk and rubbing up this dog, who he realized was a yearling black bear 🤣🤣🤣