The Unbelievable Story of Diurnal and Pack Animals Trapped in Sandbox

[00:00:01]Welcome little explorers. Today, a giant lion and a giant sheep are waiting for an exciting muddy adventure. Join them as they meet friendly farm and jungle animals in the big [music] mugmud playground. Watch the animals splash, play, and discover fun surprises together. Learn the names of amazing animals while enjoying every muddy moment. Every adventure is filled with friendship, teamwork, and happy discoveries. Get ready for lots of laughs.

[00:00:36]Bears are highly intelligent animals.

[00:00:38]They can solve problems, remember locations, and even use simple tools in some cases.

[00:00:46]Bears have an incredible sense of smell, about seven times stronger than a blood hound.

[00:01:02]Hippos release a reddish [music] liquid often called blood sweat, but it's not blood or sweat. It acts like a natural sunscreen and antibiotic.

[00:01:13]Hippos are considered one of the most aggressive large animals in Africa and can run up to 30 km per hour, 19 mph on land.

[00:01:28]>> [music] >> Buffalo are responsible for many wildlife incidents because they can become very aggressive and unpredictable when threatened. Buffalo have strong memory and can recognize predators like lions and humans who threatened them before.

[00:01:49]Buffalo stay in large herds.

[00:01:55][screaming] Cows form close friendships and get stressed when separated [music] from their favorite companions. Cows can see nearly all around them thanks to their [music] eye placement, but they have a small blind spot directly behind them.

[00:02:17]Cows can remember [music] locations, faces, and routines for a long time.

[00:02:34]Donkeys are not stubborn. They are actually very intelligent [music] and careful. And they avoid danger by thinking before acting.

[00:02:46]Donkeys can remember places, other donkeys, [music] and even humans for many years, sometimes even decades.

[00:03:05]Dogs can sense the passage of time using their smell. They notice how scents fade throughout the day.

[00:03:14]Dogs experience dreams during sleep, especially in the REM stage, [music] and may even run or bark softly while dreaming.

[00:03:34]Elephants have an incredible memory and can remember locations, water sources, and other elephants for many years.

[00:03:43]Elephants talk using low frequency sounds that travel miles. Humans can't even hear most of them. Elephants can detect [music] vibrations in the ground through their feet.

[00:04:06]Lions can sleep [music] or rest for 20 hours a day, making them one of the laziest big cats.

[00:04:14]A lion's roar is [music] so powerful, it can be heard from up to 8 km, 5 m away.

[00:04:22][music] used to warn rivals and gather the pride. Lions can survive for days without drinking because they get most of their moisture from the animals [music] they eat. Lions can sleep or rest for 20 hours a day, making them one of the laziest big cats used to warn rivals and gather the pride.

[00:04:57]Cats are one of the few animals that cannot taste sweetness because they lack the specific taste receptors. [music] A cat's whiskers are super sensitive and help them sense tiny changes [music] in air, allowing them to move easily in the dark.

[00:05:25]Polar bear fur is actually [music] transparent and hollow, which makes it look white in the snow.

[00:05:35]A polar bear's skin is black, which helps absorb heat, but their fur looks white because it reflects light.

[00:05:45][music] Horses have a special system in their legs that lets them sleep while standing so they [music] can quickly run away from danger.

[00:06:03]Horses can run up to 70 km per hour, 43 mph, making them one of the fastest land animals.

[00:06:23]Bulls are colorblind to red and green, so they [music] react to the movement of the cape, not the color. Bulls can remember people, places, and situations, especially if they had a bad or stressful experience. Bulls are naturally territorial and protective.

[00:06:44]>> [screaming] >> Tigers can imitate the sounds of prey animals like deer to trick them and get closer for a hunt. Tigers [music] spray a special scent that smells like buttered popcorn to mark their territory. Strange, but true. Tigers have soft, padded paws.

[00:07:21]White tigers are actually Bengal tigers [music] with a rare genetic condition called lucism which reduces orange pigment. Most white tigers have striking blue eyes unlike normal orange tigers [music] that usually have yellow eyes.

[00:07:45]>> [music] >> Mountain goat isn't a true goat. It's more accurately described as a goat [music] antelope in the family boi.

[00:07:57]Mountain goat belies [music] their extreme specialization for high altitude life.

[00:08:14]Pengalins are the world's only mammals that are completely [music] covered in scales made of keratin.

[00:08:20]Pengalins don't have teeth. Instead, they grind food in their stomachs using small stones and sand. [music] Lionesses do most of the hunting for their group, working together to catch prey.

[00:08:44]They live in social [music] groups called prides, usually made up of related females and their cubs. They use smart hunting strategies.

[00:09:05]Platypuses are found in freshwater rivers, lakes, and streams along the eastern coast of Australia. From cold highlands to tropical rainforests, platypuses live in burrows. They [music] dig in the banks of rivers and streams.

[00:09:24]>> [music] >> Raccoons are native to North America, but they [music] can now be found in parts of Europe and Asia, too. Raccoons are very smart. Scientists say they're as clever as monkeys and can remember solutions to problems for years.

[00:09:57]Frogs begin their life in water as tadpoles, which have gills and a tail.

[00:10:04]They undergo a remarkable transformation called metamorphosis to develop lungs and legs for life on land. Frog skin [music] can breathe and absorb water.

[00:10:26]Koalas sleep for 18 [music] to 22 hours a day because their diet doesn't give them much energy.

[00:10:35][music] Koalas mainly eat eucalyptus leaves which are toxic to most animals, but koalas can digest them safely.

[00:10:55]Snakes are reptiles and belong to the serpent [music] suborder. Snakes live on every continent except Antarctica.

[00:11:03][music] Snakes have no legs, but they can move in many amazing ways by slithering, side winding, or climbing.

[00:11:24]Hamsters are small mammals that belong to the [music] rodent family, just like mice and squirrels. That's why your hamster might be running on its wheel when everyone else is asleep. [music] Hamster's teeth never stop growing, so they need to chew on wood.

[00:11:50]Kangaroos are marsupials which means the mothers carry their babies called joeies in [music] a pouch. Kangaroos move by hopping. They can jump more than 25 ft 8 m in one bound. Male kangaroos are called boomers. Females are flyers.

[00:12:13]>> [groaning] >> Foxes are known for their intelligence and problem-solving skills. They have been observed using complex strategies.

[00:12:29]Foxes are highly adaptable and have successfully colonized many urban areas worldwide, including London and Sydney.

[00:12:49]Sheep are domesticated mammals that have been raised by humans for thousands [music] of years. Sheep belong to the same family as goats called bovade. A sheep's body is covered in thick wool which keeps them warm in cold weather.

[00:13:04]Sheep have horizontal pupils giving them a wide field of vision. They can see almost 360°.

[00:13:12]Sheep are herbivores, eating grass, hay, and leaves. Sheep chew cud, meaning they re-we their food to help digestion.

[00:13:33]Thanks for watching our amazing animal adventure. We hope you had fun learning about all the wonderful animals today.

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[00:14:01]Bye-bye, little explorers.