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Others, like this llama and her baby, are just adorable to watch."I think people like to feel these emotional connections with these animals that I present," she said.But it's McRose's infectious enthusiasm for her craft and the animals that make the channel so enjoyable.She spent most of her childhood in Lockhart, Texas, in a home she said was like a "Noah's Ark" of animals. After college, they came out and got engaged.For this year's Pride Month, they shared a video about their story together.On TikTok, McRose said she thinks people enjoy watching happy animals feeling fresh after their shear, and it's also a little bit of escapism.One viewer told her they've used her videos to talk about agriculture in a classroom; another said the videos were a temporary distraction while they recovered from injuries."I think it brings people to a happy place," McRose said.Lauren Strapagiel is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Toronto, Canada.Contact Lauren Strapagiel at lauren.strapagiel@buzzfeed.com.Got a confidential tip?