Bobbit Worms: Pure Nightmare Fuel
Bobbit worms are aquatic nightmares.
Gharials: Don’t Boop The Snoot
Gharials look like a crocodile mixed with a narwhal.
These Animals Rip Their Limbs Off To Escape Danger
Cut off one limb, another shall take its place. Hail autotomy.
Mutualism: Bromance In The Wild
It takes two to make a thing go right.
Why Do Some Animals Eat Poop?
If you’re a dung beetle, all you need is poop.
Air Breathing Animals That Live Under Water
Most people would assume that all aquatic animals get their oxygen from water, but this isn’t always the case. In fact, there are many sea creatures that need to breathe air to survive! Check out these animals below: Dolphins/Whales Dolphins and whales may look very similar to their fish companions with their body resembling a … Continued
Up Close With a Sloth - Animalogic Rewind 2019
Thank you for an amazing 2019! It’s our five year anniversary on YouTube, and we thought it was about time you met the crew. So come behind the scenes in this year in review look at 2019.
These Invertebrates Shoot Acid
Throughout the world animals have evolved some truly remarkable defense mechanisms, and these are no exception. These invertebrates spray their attackers with acid.
Millipedes Don’t Skip Leg Day
Get ready to meet the leggy arthropods that conquered the Earth.
Electric Eels Are Powerful Enough to Kill A Horse
Of all the amazing species on the planet, the most shocking are the ones that harness electricity.
Jellyfish Lake: What happened to the ban they set in 2017?
Going swimming with the jellyfish in Palau has been an item on many people’s bucket list that unfortunately had to be put on hiatus in 2017. In 2016 scientist warned, that these famous jellyfish had all but disappeared. Some experts even warned that the lake’s future ecosystem may be at risk. David Gruber, marine biologist, … Continued
We Failed Domesticating the Moose, But Foxes Might Work
Domestication allowed our species to conquer the globe. This is how it works.
The Weirdest Animals Humans Have Tried to Domesticate in History
Why have we successfully domesticated some animals and not others?
11 Facts You Didn't Know About the Manatee
Manatee’s are large fully aquatic mammals that are sometimes referred to as sea cows. Some of their unique features include an egg-shaped head, flippers and a flat tail. In honour of Manatee Awareness Month, here are a few facts you might not have known about this adorable aquatic mammal. Manatees where once mistaken for … Continued
Cockroaches Can Go In Your Ears
Did you know cockroaches can go in your ears?
Cannibalism: These Animals Eat Their Own Kind
Our Halloween haunts are usually based in the supernatural. But the scariest monsters are the ones that are found throughout the natural world. Cannibals.
The Fennec Fox Is Suspiciously Cute
In one of the world’s most inhospitable places lives one of the cutest predators. This is the Fennec Fox.
Weaver Ants: These Ants Turn Themselves Into Chains (Feat. AntsCanada)
These ants have colonized the tree canopy and built amazing cities out of leaves.
Jaguar: The True King of the Jungle
The jaguar is the most feared predators in Latin America. This is the giant-slayer of the jungle.
Is there goat poop in argan oil?
Goats seem to be everywhere in pop culture these days, from bleating goat videos on shows like The Good Wife to the always Instagramable goat yoga. So it should come as no surprise that pictures of goats climbing argan trees in Morocco are what’s giving us life this week. As it turns out, these acrobatic tree-goats … Continued
Small Cats Unknown - Trailer
Get ready to meet the most elusive predators in the world. These are no house cats
Chimaera: The Deep Sea Phantom
The Chimera, or Ghost Shark, looks like it’s skin has been stitched together.
How Venom Destroys Your Insides
For many of us, spiders, snakes, and centipedes trigger an innate fear. While it may seem to be due to their often many legs, or lack thereof, deeper down the phobia comes from their venom.
Lions: Pride or Die
Lions are called the king of the jungle, even though they don’t live in the jungle.