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Some Moroccan goat keepers have trained their goats to stay in trees for the tourist camera dollar. Some Moroccan goat herders tie their goats to the branches with clear nylon fishing line in the hope the tourist bus will stop for a photo opportunity ie the camera dollar.

I'm sorry I am not allowed the extra moment to send a 'thumbs up' between streaming all the animal episodes for my family! It is that important to cast the next episode immediately! Please keep up the great work - we love it!

Love the dolphin impression hahahaha!

There are wild camels here in Australia.

awesome

Anne I have been enjoying watching you and the things you have to say. Thanks

This lady is wonderful. She must be protected at all costs.

I love hearing about animal stories, with dolphins though, I like them, but I wouldn't 100% trust them. I've heard the bad stories. I'd be pretty wary if I ever met one in the wild.

Four people have been killed by Orcas in captivity - and three of those were killed by the same Orca - Tilikum.

The doctor has the most wonderful laugh in the world, such honesty and joy in her laughter, and she exudes good beneficial energy. You have IT, doc!

Lovely....thankyou for sharing

For whatever reason camels like me. Probably because when they stick their heads anywhere near me, I scratch behind their ears. They zone out or zen out immediately. Just call me the camel lady. Also, cats, dogs, anything furry with ears.

The dog in the video and the dolphin are friends…they swim together regularly.

I think most domesticated animals can read human emotion.

Love goats…they are so intelligent.

When will there be more Ann videos? I NEED more 🥺🥺🥺

I've been to Morocco and was told by a local Moroccan to not photograph the tree/goats or pay the locals guarding the trees that the goats 'climb' because it's a tourist trick. The goats get placed in the trees and tied on with fishing line so they can't get down. Sadly exploited and left in the trees all day until taken down and taken home at the end of each day.

The sight of that camel munching down on those cactus leaves just causes me to clench my teeth and cringe! I’ve touched those spines, Very Carefully,!

Casual Geographic, my man will tell you how "nice" the dolphins are! xD

I would suggest the attacking elephant is a bull , not a " she " . Small point . Love the videos , love the positivity !

Just wanted to say Im a huge fan! Your presentations are so engaging and fun. Thank you and greetings from the Island of Newfoundland Canada

Such a great science communicator, and such a wonderful antidote to the miseries of 2021.

She is so pretty. I love her smile and laugh.

She makes sense when she says
DON'T PAT WILD ANIMALS.

My mother was on a Hobby Cat off of Point Reyes. The wind was calm and the sea flat and mom was laying on one of the pontoons letter her fingers drag in the water.
A dolphin put it's head out of the water and whistled at her. It even let her give it a little rub. Then she playfully splashed it with her hand. The dolphin splashed her back with its fluke. It was like having a 5 gallon bucket dumped on her head.
The dolphin popped back up and made noises my mother was sure was equal to laughing.

Ann, I really enjoy your videos!

You’d be retiring that wetsuit if I was the one in the ocean with Orcas

Thank you Dr Ann for another great video. Really like your enthusiasm and you are always welcome.

The second I see Dr. Ann in a video, I immediately start smiling.

Dr Ann always so great. What a job!!

More please!

Ikea= a parot with a webshow

Great video, but it'd be nice if we only saw everthing ONCE, not over and over. Just play the clips through with a voice over and/or reaction. This is YT, if we need to see it again we can easily do so.

Keep these coming

I LOVE your laugh !!!

I do have to say, I love everything about Ann's video's! They make me smile even before watching them! Her laugh is seriously contagious (sorry birdies)... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE KEEP EM 'COMING!! And thank you for the wonderful start of my day! X-💋-X-💋

The Tennessee Fainting Goat reminded me of another mammal of the American South, the Opossum, which does exactly the same thing if it's threatened. They go rigid, and it's apparently involuntary. I think you taught me that, Dr. Jones, cheers! :)

I love your vids so much 😊❤

Muchly enjoyed your video Ann thank you. I always learn something new. Today I learnt about the meat eating parot in New Zealand. Love your channel Ann.✌👍💖

G'day, Ann. Thanks again for another awesome video. You laugh brings me joy :)

I LOVE THESE VIDEOS! I CANNOT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE!