FUNNIEST Animals Ever On Johnny Carson Tonight Show | Part 2

FUNNIEST Animals Ever On Johnny Carson Tonight Show The funniest animals ever to appear on the Johnny Carson show turned a late-night talk show into something nobody could predict, and this video counts down eight of the very best. From wolf cubs scrapping over chicken wings to a vulture landing on Johnny Carson's gloved fist, these are the wild guests that left the host scrambling and the audience roaring. Across roughly twelve minutes, you'll revisit eight classic Tonight Show animal segments brought in by Jim Fowler of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom and Joan Embery, goodwill ambassador for the San Diego Zoo. Each entry covers the real story behind the moment, including what the animal actually did on stage, how Carson reacted, and the verified air dates spanning 1974 through 1987. A few of the highlights you'll see: A baby guanaco named Nicole and a tiny white-eared marmoset that charmed and surprised Joan Embery's segments in the mid-1970s. An aardvark that rearranged Carson's desk, plus a full-grown coyote that refused to sit still on Jim Fowler's lap. "Lightning," billed as the only trained lappet-faced vulture in the world, and an African spring hare that found its own leash more interesting than an apple. Together these clips show why Carson's wildlife visits became some of the most beloved and eagerly awaited television of their era, blending genuine animal education with comedy no writer could script. This channel explores classic television, entertainment history, and the nostalgic stories behind the moments that defined an era. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:26 The Wolf Pups 2:33 The Legless Lizard 4:34 The Baby Guanaco Named Nicole 7:01 The Aardvark 9:39 The Full-Grown Hyena 11:18 The White-Eared Marmoset 13:57 The Lappet-Faced Vulture 16:32 The African Spring Hare 18:27 Outro Contact: [email protected] © Faded Archives