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World's Most Unnoticed: Can Squirrels Be As Big As Humans? (Patreon)

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2024-10-10 15:00:11
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The army pigeon with the most outstanding flight, squirrels almost the size of Maya, the fastest mammal on earth, and the huge diversity of frogs. On this episode of World’s Wildest, Maya & Connor talk through our world’s most unnoticed animals.

Comments

Lars

Finally pigeons get the visibility they deserve, thanks a lot! Ever since I heard about their story the first time, I see them differently. We just decided that Pigeons are no longer a nice pet.

sage penguin

i already loved pigeons but theyre sooo much cooler than i thought omg :O

mamallama

Definitely relate to the cute aggression.

Dohregard

this was a great episode :D

Catie Smith

God I love pigeons. Suggestion for a future episode world's Groovyest for cool mating displays

Linda K

It'd be fun if you did superlatives for the animals at Alveus. Emus/Stompy is the World's _____, Crows are the World's most ____.

Edurion

alveusLove

Sorin

not just a female thing. the cuteness aggression is real

Danilee

Am female- can relate. Used to get scolded as a young kid because I’d squeeze hug my cats

Ronja Pietrzykowska

I am so hyped pigeons were the first!!!! I volunteer at a wildlife rehab in the Netherlands (mostly birds, sometimes bats and hedgehogs). City pigeons are my fav to rehab and handle! Sometimes we get lost pet pigeons and they are even more happy to get some pets in. Only wild wood pigeons and collared doves are stressy babies and stress me also. love pige!

Naplord

I am a pathologist (the humans trained to diagnose cancer and other diseases by looking at microscopic slides like you showed with the pigeon), and pigeons being able to distinguish cancer (in that study, breast cancer) from benign tissue has been brought up in lectures about AI in pathology! The pigeon success rate was WAY higher than expected and was honestly kinda shocking. But it's kinda the same concept as teaching AI in that for both, you're basically just teaching them how to picture match and sort into categories based on images they've seen before. But very interesting stuff! Also, I did have to dissect a cat in high school anatomy class, it was really really tough but a required thing to pass the class but yeah... glad they don't do that anymore!

GRRYBNAS

The aggression to cuteness psychology, is the same as crying tears of joy. I’m sure I read a study on it years ago. Don’t think it’s gender specific.