Animal youtube channels, documentaries, and media you like.

[Love Machine]

Despite how gay and political people try to make it.

Animals are pretty based. Use this thread to post some of your favorite animal channels.

 

[Mal0]

This guy does streams covering a certain breed of cows. Which sounds autistic, but learning about these "LOL" cows makes for cozy background noise.

 

[A single cheeto]

Mink Man comes to mind.

 

[Immortal Technique]

I like PBS Eons, they deal more with pre-historic animals and evolution.

 

[biggest big boy]

love these chink cats

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwlwXyWBa7A

 

[Sundae]

Lil Bub videos are a good way to cheer up if you've had a bad day:

Coyote Peterson's channel Brave Wilderness is a great watch:

Animal Logic is pretty good, too:

There are also plenty of channels of people who care for wild/stray animals. This guy's channel is a personal favorite:

 

[Klaptrap]

Kotsumet
One of those ridiculously cute Japanese animal channels, but with otters.

 

[biggest big boy]

seconding coyote peterson/brave wilderness

if you don't care much about wildlife still watch the videos where he lets himself get stung and bit by weird insects lol

 

[Wingnut]

TierZoo has a pretty interesting take on educational presentation. He speaks about every animal like the Earth is a game and rates animals based on their "stats". The gimmick is interesting but he does genuinely do good research and the videos are really informative. I've found them to be good driving background noise before.

https://www.youtube.com/c/TierZoo/featured

 

[DuckSucker]

For a while I was really into animal videos and I was getting suggested a bunch of videos from this lady, BirdTricks.

https://www.youtube.com/user/BirdTricks

She rescues and I think rehabilitates birds and teaches them a bunch of tricks and shit, her whole family is into it. I also had suggestions for this dude in like Brazil or whatever who had an urban apartment or something and apparently instead of pigeons, in South America, the common bird is parakeets. So it was just a channel of this dude calmly hand feeding parakeets corn or something, which sounds stupid but it was pretty chill and for like a week I was watching this guy, until I started getting suggested other videos.


Also the obligatory Cumlord videos:

 

[Love Machine]

TierZoo has a pretty interesting take on educational presentation. He speaks about every animal like the Earth is a game and rates animals based on their "stats". The gimmick is interesting but he does genuinely do good research and the videos are really informative. I've found them to be good driving background noise before.

https://www.youtube.com/c/TierZoo/featured

Tier zoo lost me when he said a lion could take down an Edmontosaurus

 

[Klaptrap]

Here's quite a few more.

Shawn Woods makes and tests mouse traps. Definitely a "weird side of YouTube" sub, but interesting on occasion.

Clint's Reptiles is a personal favorite. Some of you may find his presentation style more than a little sacharine, but the underlying enthusiasm is really infectious. If someone can make me sit through a video on giant centipedes, then they're doing something right.

Carl and Alex Are a couple of Britbong professional anglers. Their carp fishing videos are cool if you like that kind of thing.
They also did a really cool documentary on Japanese Koi.

BlacktipH is probably the top saltwater fishing channel on Youtube. They can be a bit clickbaity but still really cool.

EVNautilus streams and vids from the nautilus submarine

And finally:
Catch Em All Fishing a Florida man among Florida men.

 

[Sundae]

Walter Santi is another good channel:

They can be a little hard to watch sometimes, but there are some good animal rescue channels out there, such as Kritter Klub:

Animal Aid Unlimited, India:

And PawMeow:

 

[Spit bucket]

I love watching this documentary of life in Africa near a river called the levubu. During a drought, both predators and prey are drawn in together in a rare sight of fighting to survive.