The majestic African Elephant, once roaming the African savanna, has made its way to southern California to enlighten us about their biology. Elephant Valley utilizes this knowledge to aid in the survival of wild elephants. What we uncover here might forever alter our perception of these magnificent creatures.

Examining the nature of the beast, Animalogic delves into the science, behavior, and biology of the animal kingdom, one species at a time.

The greater glider, the largest gliding marsupial, can glide up to 100 meters and sports cartoonish ears. Resembling flying koalas, they thrive on a eucalyptus diet. Discover why they're not more prominent in conversation.

From apex predators to the planet's strangest creatures, Animalogic explores the science, behavior, and biology of the animal kingdom, one species at a time.

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Butterflies are not just beautiful; they are also surprising in their behavior when it comes to food. Discover the truth behind their feeding habits as we debunk the myth of their pollen-only diet and explore the darker aspects of butterfly cuisine.

From apex predators to the planet's strangest creatures, Animalogic delves into the science, behavior, and biology of the animal kingdom, one species at a time.

Dinos ruled the earth for millions of years, but after the asteroid, reptiles and birds took a back seat to the mammals. We took over. This is the story of how our ancestors emerged from the ashes and spread all over the world, eventually setting the stage for human beings to appear.

Examining the nature of the beast.

From apex predators to the planet's strangest creatures, Animalogic delves deep into the science, behavior, and biology of the animal kingdom, one species at a time.

00:00 Why Did Mammals Beat Dinos?
01:10 Mammals Before the Dinosaurs
04:52 The Permian Extinction
05:42 Why We Know So Little About Early Mammals
07:01 Size Limits
08:53 Birds Are Dinosaurs
10:06 Fossil Record Bias
11:19 Small Dinosaurs vs Small Mammals
12:51 The Asteroid Impact Event
13:42 What the World Was Like After Impact
15:58 Global Nuclear Winter
18:59 Mass Extinction as a Game of Chance
21:23 Why Birds Survived
23:19 How Scientists Study Early Mammals
26:55 Giant “Terror Birds” After the Extinction
27:57 Moas: The Last Dinosaur-Dominated Ecosystem
28:58 Could Mammals Survive Another Asteroid?

If someone calls you bird-brained, they’re probably implying you're a little slow. But with what we've learned about bird intelligence, this may not be accurate. Let’s dive into the intelligence of crows—are they truly as smart as we think? Or do people perceive their depth because of their 'goth' appearance?

Cultural myths & crow reputation: Explore the myths surrounding crows and their intelligence.

How smart are crows compared to humans? Discuss the cognitive abilities of crows in relation to humans.

Can crows reason? Investigate crows' ability to reason through problems.

Can crows plan ahead? Understand how crows anticipate future events.

Problem solving without feedback: Delve into how crows solve problems independently.

Abstract thinking & analogical reasoning: Look at how crows use abstract thought and analogy.

Understanding complex ideas: Examine how crows grasp intricate concepts.

Crow Cognition: A closer look at their cognitive processes.

Learning from experience & grudges: Understand how crows learn and hold grudges.

Intrinsic motivation & tool use: Explore crows' use of tools and self-motivation.

The flat-headed cat is among the rarest cats on Earth, with sightings in some areas occurring for the first time in 30 years. These swamp-dwelling, fish-eating cats are incredibly unique, owing to their ultra-specialization for survival. Discover how they evolved in shrinking swamps and explore ways to help conserve them.