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The camelids are back in North America like the horse - the camel, llama and alpaca brought here by humans. Once again, the circle of life is complete. 😊
ОтветитьCamels are supposed to roam North America even today, just like the horses camels are supposed to be reintroduced in North America as soon as possible
ОтветитьPaleopapi
ОтветитьYeah keep lying you Americans , Camels origin is in KSA .
ОтветитьWe can bring back gigant camels
Just breed modern camels to grow huge
Wait...there's a population of camels in Australia?!
ОтветитьProtylopus kinda looks like a Chevrotain.
ОтветитьWHAT ABOUT THE TITANOTYLOPUS?
Ответить🇩🇪Germany in the house
nice idea in teory but for fact you don't know anything what you are talking about but a nice idea or story
I would love more episodes on ancient plants!!
Ответитьwoah maybe the camels in australia will become their own species one day
ОтветитьGreat info on Camels 🐪
ОтветитьThe Saimen Seal Norppa!
ОтветитьI'm sure it's entirely coincidental that Camelops went extinct shortly after first contact with humans.
It's always coincidence.....
I think those long eyelashes and extra-flexible nostrils would be good guards against the irritation of blowing snow
ОтветитьTalking a bit fast... Makes me a bit nervous
ОтветитьDidn't all large mammals evolve in North America?
ОтветитьGreat material! And I really appreciate citations in the descriptions under the video.
ОтветитьGreat episode!!!
ОтветитьMy mini dachshund walked like that after she got unparalized and had to relearned how to walk - looked sooo weird. To see a dog walk with both feet on one side at a time
ОтветитьYou finally got me, a thing that I had no idea about whatsoever.
ОтветитьI knew they weren’t native in Australia per they were having culling seasons 😢
Ответитьthe house music playing gently in the background kills me every time
ОтветитьI thought the horse was introduced to the American continent by European explorers! 😮
ОтветитьSo all we have to do to get rid of the feral camels in Australia is wait a few million years? Sweet.
ОтветитьAre there any whole species humans once domesticated but have now been abandoned to the wilds?
ОтветитьI gotta ask. Is Steve an actual person? Or is a joke. Like Steve! is the office parrot and they just get a kick out of thanking him at the end of every video.
Ответить🐪 🐫
ОтветитьThere were camels in Europe until the 1970s (in Bulgaria 😋 and who knows, maybe elsewhere too)
Ответитьmillions....LOL...naw
ОтветитьFun fact, "wild" camels came back to North America in the Wild West, they were used as pack animals in Americas deserts and some escaped or were set free. Sadly there were never enough for a viable population so they slowly died out.
ОтветитьIf yall would make this a 30 min or hour long show and not just 10 mins I'd be the happiest of campers lol
Ответитьhow did they get from nrth america to africa?
ОтветитьProbably disinformation
ОтветитьGuanaco! Vicuna! Llama! C'mon, tell us about htem, too! :-)
ОтветитьI did not know Camels originated in America. until I was at school and the teacher talked about camels and were they originated. This is something that people should know about.
Ответитьthank u my friend ,
ОтветитьThat was facinating! You hear a lot about species coming over the land bridge to the Americas but not the other way around.
ОтветитьSucks that camel is called Mega Tai Lopez... KNOWLEDGE
ОтветитьDid you know if a camel doesn't like you in its space, it will spit or puke on you! 🐪🐫
ОтветитьWg
ОтветитьI definitely looked up "Camelid Explosion" for my personal research.... ooof
ОтветитьIt continues to be forbidden to admit that the North and South American megafauna all just happened to go extinct exactly when human hunters / palaeo-Indians arrived. All a huge and amazing coincidence. Because admitting it is, you know, racist.
ОтветитьThis guy has the exact some voice as the guy from the Food Tour show lmao, he looks sort of the same as well!!
ОтветитьPlease no toxic Gillette ads
ОтветитьYo I never knew camels walked so funny lol
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