Auralis

Subscribers 97.1K

Videos 16

Views 6.1M

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Auralis covers documentary-style videos focused on history, earth science, paleontology, ocean science, and natural history, with a strong emphasis on deep dives into topics like prehistoric life, ocean ecosystems, fossils, and evolution. The channel positions itself as AI-free documentary content and features collaborations with NaturalWorldFacts and Steve Taylor, publishing videos that average several hundred thousand views and include a mix of long-form explorations and sleep-friendly documentaries. Uploads appear to be relatively frequent since joining in April 2024, with an estimated average of around 395.8K views per video.

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Appearances 29

SERP 100%

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83% relevance

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Views 131.0M

Appearances 32

SERP 82%

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Videos 11K

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Appearances 16

SERP 46%

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Videos 134

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Appearances 10

SERP 13%

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Discovered competitors include BBC Earth (87% match) and Natural World Facts (83% match) as the top two by match strength. They share overlapping queries such as marine biology documentaries, deep sea creatures, and marine life exploration. National Geographic (61% match) is also a notable competitor with shared queries like marine biology documentaries and whales documentary. All three competitors have substantially larger subscriber bases (BBC Earth 14.3M, National Geographic 25.9M) compared with Auralis's 125K; Natural World Facts sits closer in size at 1M. The overlap centers on ocean science, marine life, and natural history topics, with sleep-focused or documentary-style delivery common across these channels.

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#7	55%	Nat Geo Animals	76%	6.3M	24%	13
#8	55%	Unreal Planet Earth	82%	38.3K	15%	8
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#10	54%	Silence of the Earth	83%	40.6K	12%	4
#11	54%	BeyondTheBlue ▶	83%	116K	10%	2
#12	54%	EVNautilus ▶	80%	664K	15%	7
#13	53%	symmetry	79%	8.9K	13%	8
#14	52%	MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute)	76%	284K	17%	6
#15	52%	Netflix ▶	71%	32.9M	23%	10
#16	51%	Sleepy Science Channel	77%	242K	13%	2
#17	51%	Next Generation Science	73%	251K	18%	5
#18	51%	Learn Bright	74%	896K	16%	4
#19	51%	Beyond Horizons	78%	52K	9%	1
#20	50%	History of the Universe	76%	1.1M	13%	4
#21	50%	Free High-Quality Documentaries ▶	79%	1.5M	8%	2
#22	50%	FutureSwell	79%	6.5K	8%	1
#23	50%	4K Ocean World	77%	45.2K	9%	2
#24	50%	Free Documentary - Nature ▶	77%	2.1M	8%	6
#25	50%	HISTORY ▶	75%	15.2M	11%	3
#26	49%	PBS America ▶	75%	344K	11%	2
#27	49%	SciShow ▶	77%	8.4M	8%	1
#28	49%	SciShow Kids	76%	1.6M	8%	4
#29	49%	About Anything	76%	7.3K	8%	1
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#31	47%	Harvard Museum of Natural History	74%	24.1K	7%	2
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Auralis?

BBC Earth — 14.3M subscribers, match 87%; Natural World Facts — 1M subscribers, match 83%; National Geographic — 25.9M subscribers, match 61%. All three channels create nature, science, and documentary-style content with a focus on the natural world, evolution, and Earth sciences similar to Auralis.

What type of content does Auralis make?

Auralis makes nature, science, and paleontology-focused documentary videos, with titles like Why Life in the Mariana Trench is So Weird and Why Deep Sea Camouflage Gets Weirder The Deeper You Go. The channel averages about 395.8K views per video and posts multiple times per week.

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