100 Maps Showing Where Animals Live

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[askaaslan]

Some of the maps are wrong for example moose also lives in Kazakhstan and Mongolia also believe or not Mongolian moose population is higher than Belarus or Ukraine

[duds]

I live in Maine, fun fact Maine and Sweden have the densest moose populations, the US density may not be much on that map, . but almost all of them are from Maine (over 70k), Alaska, and New Hampshire, not many other places have too many in the US. Apparently Maine has even more than Alaska per square mile. Can confirm they are huge, also not the animal you want to hit with your car, it can be fatal

[danveecs]

37:13 Fun fact, the last Wooly Mammoth was killed about 10.000 years ago. But on the island, called Wrangel Island, there lived a small population. There was a land bridge connecting to Wrangel island, which then sunk when the last glacial period happened, which trapped them. They then lived for another 6000 years on that island, before hunters came and killed them.

[Remy]

This was so so neat and awesome keep it up man loved this so much, This was so so good and neat like legit this was an 8.5.

[LucaFuchs]

12:25 in Germany, and I guess in other country’s too, you can find more foxes in the cities then in the wild (they eating trash).

[GoatedClips]

4:36 they CAN be very dangerous if you are doing something wrong because they can balance on their back tail and kick you very hard

[ArizeIsTheKing]

As an Australian I can confirm that yes they are scary and will one pump you if you get to close

[Caution_guy]

Mosquitoes live in Ireland, but we call them midgets

[Sigmaisbetterhanligma]

As a Australian kangaroos are usually friendly towards humans unless they feel threatened

[Polar-]

4:36 As an Aussie, if you go out far enough it’s easy to find Kangaroos around depending on how far you are from urban areas, but even then it’s fairly common to find them near roads and reserves.

They’re not harmful to humans if you don’t get too close or threaten them, but if one starts sizing you up it’s best to just slowly get on your knees and to ground level and they get passive. But if they’re charging at you I’d be running😅

[JonathanJRichter]

The black sea is connected to the Mediterranean Sea. The Caspian Sea is a big salty lake (the biggest lake, actually) that has no connection to any other sea.

[Sportguyteehee]

In Melbourne Australia we actually have TONS of bats. In fact on new years during the fireworks there is often hundreds of startled bat flying around parks! Also the penguins we have are called fairy penguins I believe? They are tiny, about the size of 2 hands and are very cute aswell

[TayWoode]

Hedgehogs are really common in the UK, I’ve got one comes in my garden at night, they’ve even got a hedgehog hospital for injured ones called Mrs Tiggywinkles 😂

[ariadead]

Yeah, brown bears live in my country, iran
Three or four years ago, me and my family was on a mountainous road called "harāz" on way to going to capital for a work and we saw two brown bears 30 meters high on mountain, that shit was scary as hell but they didnt came down...

Also i love maps

[ParkerWhite-qg]

4:38 that one bit of the map in Australia “no kangaroos allowed!”

[dixienormus]

Being Finnish; I can tell you most mosquitoes live in my back yard

[anubratabit]

Asia isn't exclusive to East Asia. So it would be better to stop saying that a specific animal is found throughout the entirety of Asia just because it is found around Japan & China.

[Haventthoughtofanamejet]

3:41 well one time I saw a swarm of 6-7 bats in the my room while on vacation it wasn’t a big room and it was during summer vacation in a German castle me and some others where in a vacation camp and there where 5-6 of us in the room and like 6-7 bats it was chaotic but fun as hell the bats were only there for about 2 days before they left but it was awesome

[akai]

The rioplantense spanish jumpscare was unexpected, but welcome.

[alistar]

3:40 We have bats in Syria, although their numbers are small, but they are not zero, as the blue color of the map shows.