In late 1932, the Australian military undertook a wildlife culling operation in Western Australia that became known as the Great Emu War. The operation was largely unsuccessful as the emus proved to be difficult targets, leading to a widely publicized and humorous military failure. I found this not only to be a classic representation of Australian humour, but also an interesting slice of history. Thank you for watching. Best regards, Harry --- Unlock ad-free videos, behind-the-scenes content from Gleep Glorpson, extra lore, ability to vote on new videos, and close-up looks at props on Patreon: / somereadingsasmr Throne: https://throne.com/somereadingsasmr Instagram: / somereadingsasmr TikTok: / somereadingsasmr X: https://x.com/readingsasmr --- Equipment used in the production of these videos is linked via affiliate programs below. Please feel no obligation to purchase. RØDE NT1a microphones, now available as the NT1 5th Generation series. I use one for each ear: https://amzn.to/4khX6nq Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 Interface to connect the microphones: https://amzn.to/4jminen FujiFilm XT30 II camera: https://amzn.to/3SmF6fb} Blue Yeti Pro: https://amzn.to/444Y0Oa
Pour écouter tout en utilisant d'autres applis, passez le lecteur en Picture-in-Picture (PiP) pendant la lecture : il continue dans une petite fenêtre flottante (l'écran reste allumé).
Pour écouter écran complètement éteint, la lecture dans le navigateur s'arrête en raison du fonctionnement de YouTube. Ouvrez la vidéo dans l'application YouTube pour continuer à écouter là où la lecture en arrière-plan est prise en charge (par exemple avec YouTube Premium).
Ouvrir dans l'appli YouTube