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@TheRilluma

2 ай бұрын

pls stop climate propaganda. climate change is still under debate is it human activity or natural cycle. politics away keep nature on this channel only i hope...

@angkrangwild

2 ай бұрын

I like❤️❤️❤️

I was just thinking about this earlier today - I don’t remember getting ticks as a kid, and I was basically feral. Always in the woods. Now, even during “winter”, I almost always find at least a couple trying to make their way up my clothes, and always have to check my body and put my clothes straight into the dryer as soon as I get home.

We need to do more to support opossums, they’re tick eating machines and immune to Lyme disease.

@klausjurgen2696

25 күн бұрын

As long as there are ticks forcing humans to stay away from red meat in team ticks. I’m not saying that I would support eco terrorist spreading them in just saying it’s weird that it didn’t happen.

I ABSOLUTELY HATE TICKS.

@ianmacfarlane1241

2 ай бұрын

I don't think anyone actually likes ticks - I feel like they're less popular than hornets and wasps.

@tutubism

2 ай бұрын

As expected, most people are disgusted & heavily dislike parasitic animals.

@morphingfaces

2 ай бұрын

Do they tick you off? haha

@KS-gi9uv

2 ай бұрын

@@ianmacfarlane1241I’ll take wasps any day.

@morphingfaces

2 ай бұрын

It's a beautiful planet human beings and profiteering and unjust power structures are causing ecological collapse and devastation

Never had ticks in ny neighborhood for 25 years, but since last summer they are EVERYWHERE. Cant let my dogs in the backyard for more than a minute or they come in with one. I ended up getting them those seresto flea/tick collars and now they dont get any on them but man it was crazy, i pulled 13 off my saint Bernard last year. God theyre so creepy and horrific.

@Nintenboy01

2 ай бұрын

Careful with those collars, my dog and cat got chemical burns on their neck and chins from them. Frontline and Bravecto or Simparica Trio are better and safer

@freedomcat

2 ай бұрын

Set up Opossum houses and train your dogs to not chase them. They eat ticks.

The clock is TICKing

@Sigma_Male_Anti_Female

2 ай бұрын

😑

@nicklindberg90

2 ай бұрын

Terrible puns really end up just ticking me off

@BigTimeRushFan2112

2 ай бұрын

@@nicklindberg90 they make me itch too

@Johny40Se7en

2 ай бұрын

Your joke TICKed the right boxes. Carbon footprint is more important now than ever, TICK Toc 🙃😝

@feraacedia1825

2 ай бұрын

Ha ha ha ha oh god no…..

Ran all over the woods in Michigan and never saw a tick until about 15 years ago. Now, ticks are everywhere in the state and bad until the end of August. Check yourself throughout the day and especially before bed, also check clothes. I've never had one get embedded.

@Unlucky13ification

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip. I live in Michigan, too, but I usually walk and run on paved trails

@houndgirl7365

2 ай бұрын

​@@Unlucky13ification they can drop from branches if you go under them. They don't just hitch rides via long grass 😬

@jona.scholt4362

2 ай бұрын

Same, lived in Michigan for 40 years, as a kid I'd be outside all day and never had one on me. Now, every time I read finish a walk with my dogs even as early as April, you have to start checking yourself. It's awful.

@demonorse

2 ай бұрын

@@houndgirl7365 Common misconception.

@demonorse

2 ай бұрын

@@houndgirl7365 Misconception.

I live in Eastern Canada. Ticks were never really a concern when I was growing up. I would run through the woods all day as a child and... nothing. Now I get two or three ticks on my legs every summer just walking briefly in my back yard. It's totally crazy.

@TheRilluma

2 ай бұрын

its not us...

@ohgodpleaseno7360

2 ай бұрын

Same out west. I grew up in Saskatchewan, and ticks have always been an issue, especially in the last 10 years. I’ll pull probably close to 100 off me and my dog every year (we go in the bush lots tho). My dad who grew up in the 60s said he’s never seen or even heard of a tick when he was a a kid

I got Lyme disease from a tick and now my body hurts all the time lol

@Vee_of_the_Weald

2 ай бұрын

🫂 Same here

@tristansutton371

2 ай бұрын

Same. Never forget Lymes was given to tics by humans to spread as a bio weapon

@patrickmccurry1563

2 ай бұрын

My condolences. My grandmother contracted it, and suffered for years before getting a diagnosis. I hope you get better or at least better pain management.

@emilybrackett2840

2 ай бұрын

Oh no. Once mom thought I had Lyme disease.

@rachelann9362

2 ай бұрын

My MIL in RI has chronic Lyme disease. It’s not fun :( I moved to VA and developed Alpha-gal from LoneStar ticks are insanely profilic around here (I can catch over a dozen a summer just walking from my porch to my car.) Took a long time to figure out what it was as my allergic response was delayed up to 8 hours past eating mammal products.

Here in Norway up to the early 2000s, we were able to freely just play in the woods carefree. However, children can no longer do that due to ticks. We can only enjoy hikes in the autumn, winter, and early spring. But in summer, nature is a no no

In Germany ticks and related diseases are also on the rise. Even in February - which that I still falsely categorise as belonging to 'winter' - I got one just by walking off a paved trail for several minutes. For anyone in a similar situation, I highly recommend trying out the "thread loop method", as the tick is just "screwed out", thus stays alive and fixed between the loop of the thread. Taking it out as soon as possible after the "bite" (Stich?:D) minimises the risk of bacteria getting into your blood and not squeezing it to death while getting out does so too. Doesn't work for viruses, but hey, at least there is a vaccination for some of the viruses most common here in Germany, at least until new spread...

@vampirthelop8442

2 ай бұрын

february is in the winter though. if you go after the calender winter is from 21.12. to 20.03.

@hyouki8529

2 ай бұрын

​@@vampirthelop8442 yeah but the weather is more like spring lately. The average temperature in February used to be around 1°C where I live, this year it was 9°C.

I’m glad to see that Animalogic Second Nature has been covering important topics that are extremely relevant to the times of now when biodiversity is being lost by the second, invasive species of gone out of control and of course, the ecological balance is at stake. Keep up the good work, Dufault.

I had Lyme disease (for years!) and suffer from nerve damage to this day. Naturally, being a woman, the excruciating pain due to the bacteria had to be “in my head” as most Lyme sufferers don’t look sick… In short, ticks are the worst thing in the world (oh and the anti-malaria treatment I was given to exterminate the spirochetes once and for all - after months of double dose of antibiotics - was pretty horrendous too.) Stay indoors, folks.

@brightharbor_

2 ай бұрын

I’m so sorry that happened to you! Yes, ticks / Lyme disease is awful for us. I’m an avid hiker and camper so I won’t be staying indoors. The risk is something I accept, but it’s sad that it’s there anyway. Ticks were never so prevalent before we warmed up the Earth and killed off all their natural predators.

A friend of mine said something really funny a few years ago. He said that because ticks are spreading north due to climate change, he considers any politician that doesn’t believe in climate change to be pro-tick.

Watching your interactions with the red fox hit me hard in the jealousy button

So glad I live in the mountains of the southwest. Fleas, ticks and mosquitoes are a rare thing here. We do have biting flies at some times during the seasons.

@ohgodpleaseno7360

2 ай бұрын

Give it time 😆

@drewharrison6433

2 ай бұрын

@@ohgodpleaseno7360 If that were only the case. Where I live, which is already nearly a desert, it is likely to become more dry with climate change.

@stargatis

2 ай бұрын

Yep I’m grateful it’s too cold here for cockroaches, but ticks??? Ugh

@drewharrison6433

2 ай бұрын

@@stargatis It's the dryness here. Especially for mosquitoes. There just isn't any standing water.

There's a homesteader on YT who uses a flock of ducks to keep the ticks under control.

@Someaddress555s

2 ай бұрын

Have we considered that the massive populations of birds we've lost due to all sorts of human made causes aren't the problem? Or bird flu wiping out many wild animals? I'm used to seeing geese in my neighborhood during the winter at city ponds and lakes, like thousands of them over the winter, I've seen 4 this entire winter and 1 I stopped traffic for because it could barely walk.

If the last living multi cell animal is a parasite, it's doomed.

@kiryuchan860

2 ай бұрын

Life, uhhhhh...finds a way.

@patrickmccurry1563

2 ай бұрын

@@kiryuchan860Life has found a way, but that doesn't mean that it always will. Besides, no one said that literally all life would go extinct. But if "only" all tetrapods and nearly all simple vertebrates go the way of the dodo, then I'd still classify it as a true apocalypse.

l love to see a new Animalogic! I watch a lot of other nature programs, but they don’t have Danielle…

Even if the world is ending, the last thing I want is for these little bastards to be the only creatures that survive

@huangGQ

2 ай бұрын

Did you forget that DRAGONFLIES exist?

@alexwhite6554

2 ай бұрын

​@@huangGQ dragon flies are pretty cool

What does the fox say? According to 3:27 it's "nothing" lol.

@dj_laundry_list

2 ай бұрын

The answer to that question was hiding in some old nature documentary the whole time? They didn't even need to make a song about it

I had never seen a tick until last year and now I've seen 9

This is an amazing topic to focus on, I hope this can be a series! Thank you :)

We had "La Nina" weather in Australia for several years in a row (wetter weather), an "El Nino" this year meant warmer and dryer weather probability but it was actually extremely wet for part of summer here. All this water has replenished the wetlands near my Mum's house so she's getting heaps of frogs at her house. Attracting some unwelcome visitors, tiger snakes! She had to call the snake catcher 4 times this summer!

Danielle is one of my absolute favourite people i have never met. The episodes with her are absolute gold. The episode they Produced about polar bears and the one about wolverines are some of the best nature content posted, broadcasted or provided anywhere, ever. And Danielles endless passion and knowledge is a huge part of that.

@buraddorun3043

27 күн бұрын

Her art is amazing as well.

Unfortunately having the warmest winter ever in MSP will likely result in a bumper crop of ticks this spring. I remember 2012 the warmest March, were finding ticks on my dogs that month.

They have no natural predators, there are not enough wild turkeys and chickens roaming around freely to affect the population. They can survive pretty much anything but really extreme drought. Expect to the deer and moose population to dramatically decline in the next 10 years probably to the point of non-existence. In my area one moose had 10,000 ticks on it that literally sucked its life dry.

@krystaloftheshores

Ай бұрын

The possum is actually the tick’s natural predator. So we need to give the possums a bit of a boost and treat them less like vermin.

If anything is gonna make mankind shape up, it’s kicking ticks in the ticket booth

I really appreciate you doing this video. As strange as it sounds, it's actually REALLY good to know some critters are actually benefiting from humans dicking up the world. I get overwelmed when watching nature docs because of the presenters making me feel personally responsible for walruses swan diving off of cliffs because I warm my house with a wood fire and use toilet paper. A little positivity goes a long way here

we were totally wrong about why bugs are attracted to lamps. Please make a video on that.

keep your skin covered and closed up to keep ticks out

The beaver part is a little interesting to me considering I've heard of people trapping beavers under icy ponds in Alaska years ago. I don't know how cold it gets there, but they seemed like they were already thriving there.

“The fox had nothing to say.” Nope I know exactly what it says

Can't wait till nature gives us hypno toad.

@krystaloftheshores

Ай бұрын

The WHAT.

@cx7sleven369

Ай бұрын

@@krystaloftheshores hypno toad is from the show futurerama .

probably the best message addressing the dangers of climate change, i hate ticks so much that its unreal

@timbow1356

2 ай бұрын

Ticks me off too 😡

@jruler93

2 ай бұрын

Would you say that they really tick you off?

@brianmoore1164

2 ай бұрын

Believing in climate change is a clear mental illness at this point. It has been disproven thousands of times. You need to stop being gullible. You would be better off believing in that Namibian prince in your email.

What I'm hearing is that battle toads wasn't such a strange idea

Awesome video as always

Well. Bears have return to my country Portugal and Spain... The Iberian Peninsula. The Iberian lynxes or bobcats are breeding well but the Iberian wolves are in trouble.

Beautiful and important video. Thx

Have we considered that tick problems have increased as bird populations decreased due to human related causes and also the bird flu problems the last few years? Because I havent seen a flock of geese this winter, and barely saw any groups bigger 5 in the past couple years. So maybe the birds who usually keep our insect problems in check aren't there to feast? (I get rising temps gives them more habitat, but at the same time its weird how many more their are even in places that should get cold enough to kill most ticks)

Wouldn't everyone having a chicken or two completely eliminate the tick problem in populated areas?

Yes a new episode!!

8.31 _is_ a bullfrog, but given how much the African Giant Bullfrog has already suffered from habitat loss and overhunting, I'm not convinced that it's the right bullfrog for this segment

DANIELLE LOOKS SO GREAT! Love this look and hair on her! Keep up the great content guys.

@aintnohaironit4666

2 ай бұрын

She has a "Glow" about her.

Danielle you're probably not old enough to remember when this information was presented in a mainstream movie...Hellstrom Chronicles

With the temperate animal ranges encroaching north, is their whole range moving north and staying basically the same size or is their range expanding north and growing?

I would suggest a monthly episode about new described species

Many frogs have been wiped out in the cities because of motorized landscaping tools.

Love the shorts and the content on this channel

Thanks for mentioning Germany's contemporary lynxes

Does Earth want to become the home of the Helldivers… or the Terminids?

Alphagal is NOT fun. It took a LONG time to diagnose as well because i have a very delayed reaction (up 8 and 12 hours after ingestion, though sometimes i will feel it sooner now that I’m aware of my trigger. Even the allergist looked at my immunological testing and was like… “ well you’re barely elevated on you IGG and IGE tests, so I don’t think its enough to cause a noticeable issuee.” But i had read some research that suggests the IGE IGG results do not automatically correlate to strength of the reaction you have, and the allergist supported me doing a trial. We challenged it after a month with a FEW bites of bacon, and holy hell was it BAD. I wasn’t much of a meat eater before, so its not like i was having daily issues, but I just never made the connection since it was SO far delayed. But yep, it’s mammal protein products. a lot of people don’t understand it, and I’ve even had to explain exactly what I’m allergic to medical professionals multiple times. “No, no, I’m NOT allergic to poultry eggs, you don’t need to check the vaccine for that. “ It’s like you have to explain what specifically is a MAMMAL and what is not. Sadly I’m also allergic to shellfish which is developed in my 30s.. actually on a birthday is when i had my first reaction. Turns out I’m not allergic to JUST shellfish.. it’s partly because of a cross-reaction with mites-they have the same protein in their exoskeleton as shellfish (as distant cousins of eachother.) So I’m limited to poultry, fish, and plant protein. At least I never had a problem (I LOVE tofu and tempeh), but man do i miss bacon. Taylor Pork. Hamburgers. Impossible burgers get really frickin close, but it’s not the same. The other struggle is alpha-gal and dairy, but I’m also lactose intolerant so i was already limiting myself. I should limit more, but so much of my diet revolves around dairy and has for most of my adult life. Hyperinsulimia, insulin-resistance (basically like pre-diabetic but with normal glucose levels) means i have to watch my carbs too. Growing old, catching things, developing new intolerances and allergies.. it’s no fun. Can I go back to my childhood? I do hear that some people manage to get over Alpha-gal syndrome. My dietician’s husband had anaphylactic level response and he’s able to eat mammal meat again, but i think that would require me from COMPLETELY abstaining from even low alpha-gal products like gelatin, collagen, and dairy so my body will stop producing the immune cells. I just don’t know if i can commit like that.

This entire time I thought, for sure, raccoons will be the next dominant species on this planet once we are gone. Now I’m wondering if it will be bullfrogs.

@seanprice7645

2 ай бұрын

Raccoons rely pretty heavily on humans for their explosive population growth. The largest raccoon population centers are actually in mega cities like Toronto. Their populations would fall off quite steeply if we were to disappear.

@krystaloftheshores

Ай бұрын

I call bullfrogs night children because they start screeching at night.

We may need some good bug and flying tick nets on the future canal and rowing boat and transportation system I'd bet.

Hey thanks, Dan.

So because they're animals that she doesn't find cute, their gains should be discouraged. Glad that was presented so scientifically.

I’m on team Lynx! But I can’t help but think there must be a better way!

"arctic foxes" proceeds to talk about red foxes doing better and the arctic foxes getting screwed over also, I could totally eat that urchin if I wanted to. their not even /that/ poisonous also, also, some animals will survive climate change. if they can survive an asteroid that's 10km wide, I think they can survive it getting too toasty too fast

video showed cute wild red fox and artic fox do foxxy things. Me: What does the fox say ? - song by Ylvis Video in the old days 3:27: the fox had nothing to say...

Was that mallard duck domesticated? They usually migrate south during winter, dont they?

I wonder if we can turn things like the urchins and other invasive creatures into biomass or other bio products like animal feed.

Yeeeiii Armadillos!!! ❤😊❤

the ceo of exon mobile must be a tick

8:44 when she says she only been with 3 guys

Does anyone know how the red meat allergy presents? (I mean, what are the symptoms?)

I will preface that I certainly agree that this is a **major** problem, and don't want to see a mass extinction event. I do, however, take solace in the fact that this has always lead to adaptive radiation, and new life. We may well end ourselves, and many other fine species if we don't act, but unless we actually destroy the planet in a real and physical sense, it's unlikely that we'll end all life, and that is at least some small measure of comfort. I always wonder if cyanobacteria were able to comprehend what they were doing to the environment, would they campaign to end chlorophyll? "GREEN IS GENOCIDE!! PURPLE IS PERFECT!! OXYGEN IS MURDER!!"

Great, so there won't be any Polar bears left in 50 years, but we can all enjoy more ticks, bullfrogs and black urchins - doesn't feel like a win.

Life will never die

With respect I feel like ive been watching your stuff so long you gonna from kinda a punk rocker to kinda a grandma before my eyes....youve really done well with this channel

@emil5884

2 ай бұрын

How young is your grandma???

@ianmacfarlane1241

2 ай бұрын

A grandma? I'm sure she'll be delighted to read that - anything else to destroy her self esteem?

the time is ticking so does the tick

5:56 misheard it as "green ass gasses"

Climate crisis in Animalogic style. Well done!

It really is.

We are not going to survive this are we?

Ticks! Of course. Make a psa about this and all the hippie dog lovers will immediately start growing their own coffee beans.

@krystaloftheshores

Ай бұрын

What exactly is a *hippie* dog lover?

The solution seems kinda TrICKy

At 3:46, isn't that spelled Ecuador? C not Q.

What would happen to the Polar Bears if the Arctic glacier melt completely, will they became amphibian to survive?

@youtubestudiosucks978

2 ай бұрын

You might not entirely understand evolution. Their smart enough to migrate and would need to adapt to the temperature they migrated too, mixing and maybe even babies with other species of bears, creating an unstoppable superbear that's twice as feral as the average bear. Polar bears dont play games, you cant reason with them, you cant distract them, they will go for the kill

@sophiejones3554

2 ай бұрын

Polar bears as such are doomed. However, they can hybridize with other bears so what will likely happen is a new bear species will emerge which is less specialized but has many of the characteristics of the old polar bear.

@MariaMartinez-researcher

2 ай бұрын

They hunt seals. They need to find ice to climb and eat their hunt. They cannot eat in the water. They'll become extinct before they can go back millions of years to un-become bears and grow gills again. Evolution do not work that way.

Ticks forcing people to eat less red meat to combat cattle induced climate change is not what I expected to learn today. Thanks for indiscriminately covering so many very different animals, not just the charismatic ones

nice video, yet let me repeat that those '50s intervals add nothing safe fake nostalgia

Finally some good news.

Maybe a blue one will turn into a superhero.

SPOON

@joehefner7529

2 ай бұрын

Holy shit! I forgot all about that old cartoon!.... I might just have to go watch some episodes just for old times sake... Maybe even smoke a bong full of fruit loops while I do it! Lol!

A few years ago I went out to a nature reserve not far from where I live. Went out on the trails, and, there was what might've once been a dog or maybe a coyote, we smelled it before we saw it in the long grass. My friend, trying to determine what sort of creature it used to be, rolled the corpse over with a stick. And, that was when we saw the tick swarm. Hundreds of the things. Lived in the central US all my life, I love nature and I've regularly haunted the woods since I was a kid, but, never have I ever seen a tick swarm that was so huge it killed some creature. Until just a few years ago I didn't even know the wretched things could swarm several hundred deep. I don't go outside into the woods anymore without bug repellent soaking my clothes.

Very big changes 🌎🌍

lynx!

PLEASE do an episode on New Zealand longfin eels!!!

Great idea! What about an episode about sexual/gender dimorphism. Example: bull vs cow in cattle.

This outfit is really good on you wow

Very few hunters and not many predators

@krystaloftheshores

Ай бұрын

Aren’t hunters and predators essentially the same thing?

We need more Oppssums to combat the hoards of ticks We also want to see more opossums❤

@novampires223

2 ай бұрын

I think that was debunked, sadly

All my homies hate Ticks

When I was a kid here in Kentucky, we might get one or two dog ticks if we ran around in the woods all day. Not you're liable to get hundreds or thousands. I got Lyme a few years back and it SUCKS haha. Extreme exhaustion and just basic loss of function, it comes and goes in intensity. But it's sad because I love the woods and now my favorite place is hostile to me. And the ridiculous golf resort politicians running things act like climate change is fake as they run from air conditioned limousine to air conditioned office. Avery aspect of their privileged lives catered at every moment while nature suffers more and more.

Ticks are fun

Man I hate Ticks, they really… tick me off.

So my most hate and feared animals, ticks, jellyfish and sea urchins

@youtubestudiosucks978

2 ай бұрын

You should add misquitos and bats to the list. They got so many different disease they can infect you with which can kill you. And all bats carry rabies

Making everyone allergic to red meat would probably help with climate change 😂

@MariaMartinez-researcher

2 ай бұрын

Except that not everybody can afford nutritional yeast, supplements, or the fancy things vegans use to obtain vitamin B12 and other compounds.

@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger

2 ай бұрын

​@@MariaMartinez-researcherNot everyone can absorb iron from plant sources or supplements either, my girlfriend being a prime example. Just doing vegetarian causes her to go full anemic - red meat literally keeps her healthy.

Litterally the last animal along with misquitoes i would want to benifit.

I thought we were all destined to be crab.

@nathan8418

2 ай бұрын

Crabcats!

@MatthewTheWanderer

2 ай бұрын

That only applies to crustaceans!

Beavers were the problem all along😡😡😡