This is a transcript of a video discussing various animal facts and the narrator's reactions to them. The narrator shares interesting facts about animal group names, such as a group of rabbits being called a "fluffle" and a group of ferrets being called a "business." They also discuss animal babies, such as a baby platypus being called a "puggle" and a baby echidna also being called a "puggle."
The narrator also talks about sharks, saying they are intelligent and can be trained like dogs. They also mention that some spiders are capable of adopting pets, such as hummingbirds, and protecting them from predators.
The narrator also shares facts about elephants, saying they will often try to protect humans who are sleeping or injured. They also mention that humpback whales have been known to protect seals and other animals from killer whales.
The narrator also discusses their own personal feelings about certain animals, saying they would love to cuddle a baby hippo or a honey badger, despite the potential dangers. They also express their admiration for certain animals, such as the mountain viscaccia, which they describe as a "sensei roden" that can live in high-altitude mountains and has a unique appearance.
Overall, the transcript is a lighthearted and humorous discussion of various animal facts and the narrator's reactions to them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A group of wild rabbits is called a fluffle.
2. A group of ferrets is called a business.
3. A group of vultures is called an awake.
4. A group of porcupines is called a prickle.
5. A group of sloths is called a snuggle.
6. A group of armadillos is called a roll.
7. A group of platypus is called a paddle.
8. A group of kittens is called a kindle.
9. A group of crows is called a murder.
10. A group of ravens is called an unkindness.
11. A group of rattlesnakes is called a rhumba.
12. A group of parrots is called a pandemonium.
13. A group of pandas is called an embarrassment.
14. A group of baboons is called a congress.
15. A group of pugs is called a grumble.
16. A group of narwhals is called a blessing.
17. A group of zebras is called a dazzle.
18. A group of alligators is called a congregation.
19. A group of squirrels is called a scurry.
20. A group of apes is called a shrewdness.
21. A group of hippos is called a bloat.
22. A group of jellyfish is called a smack.
23. A group of rhinos is called a crash.
24. A baby platypus is called a puggle.
25. A baby echidna is also called a puggle.
26. A baby porcupine is called a porcupette.
27. A baby coyote is called a whelp.
28. A baby puffin is called a puffling.
29. A baby pangolin is called a panga pup.
30. An infant hedgehog is called a hoglet.
31. A baby seahorse is called a fry.
32. A baby manatee is scientifically known as a calf.
33. A baby shark is called a pup.
34. The process of a rabbit giving birth is called a kindling.
35. The process of an alpaca giving birth is called an unpacking.
And here are some additional facts that are not related to animal group names:
36. Some spiders raise their arms and pretend to be ants.
37. Sharks have designated best friends.
38. If you rub a shark's belly or turn it upside down, it goes into a trance called tonic immobility.
39. Some tarantulas will adopt a pet hummingbird or frog and protect it from predators.
40. Mountain gorillas will pound on their chest whenever they perceive a threat or danger.
41. Humpback whales have been known to protect smaller defenseless animals like seals from killer whales.
42. Male spiders will pluck a tune on their web to attract a female.
43. Chinchillas have the densest fur of any land mammal.
44. Chinchillas are almost 100% odorless.
45. Every chinchilla in America can be traced back to 11 founding chinchilla fathers that came to the US in 1923.
46. Chinchillas can leap up to six feet in height.
47. Squirrels plant millions of trees a year by burying their nuts and forgetting where they hide them.
48. Elephants will gently touch someone who is asleep and may place branches over them to protect them.
49. Orcas are known to be aggressive towards other animals in the ocean.
50. Male platypus have a venomous spur capable of causing severe pain for several months.