The video appears to be a vlog about a wildlife rehabilitation center. The narrator, Uncle Ben, gives a tour of the facility and shows various animals, including foxes, raccoons, and birds, that are being rehabilitated and prepared for release back into the wild. He also mentions that Markiplier's wife is pregnant and that he will be a father soon. Uncle Ben also talks about his non-profit organization and how he has been funding it with his own money, and that he has been working on building a new house and facilities for the wildlife rehabilitation center. He also mentions that he will be releasing a video about harvesting honey from his beehives if the current video gets four likes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A baby goat is expected to be born on the farm soon.
2. The farm has a variety of animals, including raccoons, foxes, ringtail cats, a crow, a squirrel, a hawk, a black belly whistling duck, and a late-season fawn.
3. The farm has a rehabilitation area for animals, including a pre-release enclosure for ringtail cats.
4. The ringtail cats are native to Texas and are nocturnal animals.
5. The farm has a large flight pen for eagles and osprey, which is 100 feet by 40 feet.
6. The farm is building a new house, which is being funded by Uncle Ben's personal money.
7. Uncle Ben has spent a significant amount of his own money on the farm and its projects.
8. The farm has a 501c3 non-profit status, but has only received around $5,000 in donations.
9. The farm uses the non-profit status to fund some of its projects, but Uncle Ben funds most of the projects himself.
10. The farm has transformed from a "crack house and barn full of tires and trash" into a beautiful oasis for rescue animals.
11. The farm has a variety of wildlife visiting it, including wild ducks.
12. The farm has a capybara named Gustavo, who is doing well and has minnows in his enclosure.
13. The farm has a variety of other animals, including a tortoise, a lizard, and a possum.
14. The farm is planning to release some of its animals, including the foxes, back into the wild.
15. The farm has a policy of not keeping animals that are too social with humans, in order to prepare them for release back into the wild.