The European badger may look cuddly, but it can be a real psycho when the mood takes it. I think they're awesome.

I'm concerned that  Tyler  didn't think the  USA  had  bison.

I’m shocked that he didn’t know what animals are found in the US, especially alligators, bison, bald eagles and bears. I’m from the UK and knew of most of the animals mentioned

We have badgers quite regularly.

As a British person, I can confirm that foxes and hedgehogs are in fact, the coolest things ever. They're usually super chill around people unless threatened and foxes are pretty intelligent

Our animals just kill you with the cute 😂

The video missed out pine martins, which are like ferrets, Weasel & stoats
which are similarly in the weasel family, hares (like large rabbits).
There are otters & water voles in river, & Beaver have been re-introduced to help control flood in place. The American grey squirrel has taken over  
leading to the near extinction of the native red squirrel (by desease).
There are numerous types of deer, some of which are introduced & some native. They are very common almost everywhere in the countryside.
Red foxes are also common & many live in towns & cities because food & shelter is easy to find. Wild boars have been brought back to farm but have escaped so several groups now breed in the wild. The American mink is another escapee, from fir farms, that is now wild in the UK. European bison are being brought back, & even linx & wolves are suggested for some areas. The is an attempt to re-wild especially remote areas, but with some opposition from farmers etc.

i do volunteer driving for a wildlife rescue centre here in the UK and am always picking up injured hedgehogs, squirrels, various birds like the red kite and sparrow hawks and taking them to the centre to be cared for until they are fit to be released. its very rewarding but also I feel incredibly fortunate to be able to get so close to these special animals. I have videoed some of them on my TikTok. Most of them are so friendly its like they know you are trying to help them 🙂. I will do a TikTok soon of more animals now its spring time here in the UK now.

When I was a teenager and getting drunk every weekend I was once on my staggering way home and I literally stumbled upon a hedgehog and drunkenly decided to take it home with me and it sat in my hand quietly, probably scared to death, all the way there.  I took it up the stairs to my bedroom and put it in a cardboard box and went to bed. About half an hour later I was woken up by a thump thump thump on the stairs outside my room and when I managed to get up and go see what it was I saw the box was empty and the hedgehog was at the bottom of the stairs trying to get out of the front door! Nobody can ever tell me hedgehogs are spineless creatures!

Cant believe u think usa animals r boring. U have so many beautiful creatures.

When it came to dangerous animals in the British Isles, she forgot to mention that a deer can kill you if you provoke it to use its antlers. The adder's poison is as deadly as a bee/wasp sting: Deadly in the way that an allergic person can get an anaphylactic shock.
She only mentioned the black and polar bears as a dangerous one in the USA. Don't you have grizzlies as well?

I live in the 2nd largest city in England, which is Birmingham. I have foxes at the end of my garden which is near a train track, wooded area and river. There's foxes, herons, badgers, hedgehogs, woodpeckers, kestrels, slow worms, squirrels, muntjac deer, mice, rats, frogs, ducks, moorhens, voles etc. This just about 3-4 miles from the main city centre.

Lynx (wildcats similar to bobcats but larger) and possibly European grey wolves are currently being considered for reintroduction in the UK.

You can tell its a scottish wildcat by its expression ;)

I have badgers, hedgehogs, robins and pheasants living in my garden. See them all regularly, as I put food out for them. Got rabbits, deer, foxes and moles about too

9000 years ago, the isles of Ireland and UK was not islands just high ground of the main continental Europe.
There was a place called Doggerland in the place of the North Sea.
So the animal development is very similar from the islands to mainland Europe.
Very minor developments in species. But humans have introduced animals (mostly to regret) like the US grey squirrel is now making the red squirrel die out in the UK.
While we have black squirrels on a few Danish islands besides the main red while no greys.

The bison was reintroduced in the Kent blean woods in 2022.

Wolves from Canada were brought down to the US to repopulate them in Yellowstone. Ranchers weren't impressed but ALL animals serve a purpose and are necessary for a healthy ecosystem. The reintroduction of beavers in the UK also caused a flap but are now found to be beneficial in flood control. There used to be bears in the UK. Badgers can be very nasty and interestingly, the dog primarily bred to go into their dens and kill them was the Scottish Terrier (I have had 7 of them). Scotties look cute but are like concrete blocks with huge teeth. Thry call them "Die Hards". If they get in a fight something dies.

The hedgehog shown was a Chinese one. Ours 🇬🇧 are very different.

You 🇺🇸 also have armadillos... don’t forget those, they’re awesome!
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As a British person I feed hedgehogs with left over cat food and cat Biscuits.
The picture you show of a hedgehog is Not a UK one. I think its an African pigmy Hedghog.
I have 3 or 4 that visit I feed regularly.
I used to feed some Foxes with eggs and leftovers and they became very friendly especially a big Dog fox.
Then I moved house.