Youtube hearted comments of Hallands Menved (@Hallands.).

  1. I was just thinking how the serpent/dragon might also be an archetype for something other than chaos, since the Chinese consider children born in this sign lucky. The viking ships often carried dragonheads, too. Could you please elaborate on this aspect as well? Btw, my hometown, Holstebro, Denmark has in its coat of arms »St. Jørgen and the Dragon« I believe St. George tended to become St. Jørgen in Scandinavia.
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  2. Most informative and engaging! Thank you! 🍀🇩🇰🌍
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  3. Consider leaving an outro on your videos so that we who use the queue-function have time to leave a like before the next video begins...
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  4. They don’t really swim but mainly walk on the bottom! Look at the 2 at 6:15: They’re far too high above the surface to be swimming.
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  5. Heartwarming interview!
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  6. I don’t believe there ever was a heavyweight boxer as fast as Ali when he was young. This opponent hardly manages to flinch when Ali fires – let alone parry or move away. Jerry must rely on a very lucky punch to do anything to Ali. How could he qualify as a contender?
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  7. There was also an impact in Sweden in late Devonian about the same size as the one in Western Australia!
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  8. 2:10 Clay-eating Indians? What?
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  9. McFarland gets it!
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  10. Are Martens closely related to otters?
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  11. Yes, wiki says: "The Mustelidae (/mʌˈstɛlɪdiː/) from Latin mustela, weasel) are a family of carnivorous mammals, including among others weasels, badgers, otters, ferrets, martens, minks, and wolverines.«
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  12. Smashing video, brilliant footage! Let’s help him expand his channel by recommending it.
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  13. Tough little devils!😂👍🏼
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  14. Such wells need a cover!
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  15. 13:00 The toothless dmanisi probably was assisted by relatives, why not, since we have video evidence of toothless elderly lions of today given access to the intestines of a prey by sisters and aunts, who are ripping the abdominal skin and then stepping back to let the old lion feed…
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