Are Honey Badgers OP?

[@animalogic]

Glad to see mustelids getting the attention they deserve! Great Episode :)

[@schlongmaster7501]

OMGOWOWOA

[@afunnymonkey4948]

YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING

[@Wazrobe]

OH MY GOD I COMMENTED A DAY AGO ABOUT YOUR CHANNEL!! WHAT IS THIS?????? why did I put so many question marks and exclamation points

[@Dr_Do-Little]

Now we need to add them to a fantasy meta and roll an Aurumvorax!

[@griffionwyvrus9063]

You forgot that Honey Badger has a fear resistant and rage buff all the time.

[@redtsun67]

Honey badgers are just constantly thinking "this probably won't kill me"

[@zennim125]

and they oftenly right

[@アマ-p2l]

the only legit kill I remember was achieved by a cheetah it hadn't eaten in a long time and had to feed a cub so it got a lot of attack bonuses through that but it still took 4 hours like I'm to lazy to cook for half an hour for a delicious meal that cheetah had to strangle a nonstop screaming badger for 4 hours for some little raw meat so yeah it's one of the least efficient ways to grind XP you might spend more ressources to recover from the battle than you end up looting it's rare someone is desperate enough for this

[@lovellp.232]

@@アマ-p2l ngl I enjoyed reading that, but you need to use periods more. That was one long ass run on sentence fam 😂.

[@アマ-p2l]

@@lovellp.232 thanks for the feedback. I try to improve my english by interacting with others on the internet. in my native language it's common to stretch a sentence beyond over 9000 words to show off your grammar skills or something. idk maybe only politicians, teachers and morons do it, it's definitely not legible.

[@morgatron4639]

I hate NC, but I like your comment so I won't insult you. Have a nice day.

[@capnsalt7102]

Honey Badgers are the only animals smart enough to recognize their own fears and yet ballsy enough to not give a shit

[@bluememe4652]

Hood natute fan I see

[@capnsalt7102]

@@bluememe4652 indeed

[@bluememe4652]

@@capnsalt7102 I watch that guys Vida twice. Because the first time I laugh so much at his jokes I understand jack shit

[@capnsalt7102]

@@bluememe4652 yeah man Hood's vids are great, his joke delivery is perfect

[@bluememe4652]

@@capnsalt7102 his informations can also be used for fun facts in convos

[@ammaren9459]

One more thing about wolverines you forgot: They have INSANELY high stamina. They have been observed running from a helicopter in meterdeep snow for litteraly dozens of miles at top speed. They are the ULTIMATE tundra survivor.

[@moto2442]

Running is one thing but fighting is another. Honey Badgers have been observed to fight for nearly an hour against much larger predators such as the leopard.

[@shinjiikarifrombrazil7750]

You has more stemana if you SEX

[@jaquanmurphy4431]

@@shinjiikarifrombrazil7750 I'll assume you did that on purpose

[@Meloche67]

@@moto2442 the thing is we dont have any info on wolverines they might kill grizzlies for breakfast every morning but we have no idea

[@BRoyce69]

@@moto2442 did you forget the part about the wolverine killing a goddamn polar bear?

[@rainanewman3006]

You forgot the honey badger's most important INT ability; intimidation resistance, commonly known to the player base as "not giving a shit." Humans have this ability too, as do many top-tier builds. Intimidation resistance is powerful, in the right build, and can even be its own for of intimidation.

[@bananaeclipse3324]

“Some humans” you mean Florida man? Also intimidation resistance, aka, balls so big it’s shocking that can even move.

[@ilayohana3150]

​@@bananaeclipse3324yeah but unlike regular builds thst get that ability from int florida man gets it due to a cool swag perk known as neural degeneration

[@Ju-Peter667]

@@ilayohana3150This ability is only matches by Australian Mains who start in the hard spawn zone and therefore leave the tutorial with a completely different skill tree than all other Human builds. The second big advantage they have is unlike the florida man build, they wont have to deal with the madness buildup that happens to floridiam mains from time to time. In the Nature Gamemode many would probably consider the Australian Mains to be Top Tier, mostly together with some Siberian Mains who have unlocked the rare Bear Taming Skill, probably due to their insane Buffs from Vodka

[@TierZoo]

uh hey guys I made a small mistake Mustelid is actually pronounced with an unstressed U sound (Like "just/must/trust) rather than a stressed one (like "use/choose/cruise"). MUST-elid. Not MYOU-Stelid. My bad lol

[@davidcox2459]

Huh didn’t know that. Good to know.

[@itshappening6923]

Alright lol

[@rodigoduterte9192]

Doesnt matter, still op small mammal

[@agthebad]

Loved the video, keep up the amazing standard you've always had!

[@meetlawf3238]

You're killing me with nostalgua with those runescape tracks lol

[@JoshuaFagan]

Just wanted to add that Hugh Jackman had no idea that wolverines were real animals when he took the role of The Wolverine.

[@paladin_leeroy3760]

Same

[@sawyersheltonproductions30]

He doesn't deserve that role

[@turbonerdo6838]

Well he is an Australian, so that's to be expected. Our homeland is full of marsupials, we don't have a lot of regular mammals here.

[@paulofkintyre8348]

@@sawyersheltonproductions30 what shite are you chatting, he was perfect for it

[@sawyersheltonproductions30]

I just think some people would have died to be a certain role because they love certain characters. But others are just offered these scripts as just another job to pump out money and don't even understand what they're doing.

[@xyon9090]

*_"But you know what else is sleek and elegant?"_*

[@afallingtree9114]

Wow

[@schlongmaster7501]

Ur mum eksde

[@shakeelmuhammad491]

Just like geico insurance

[@SkateboardCaes]

I was waiting for that too lol

[@joshuaosei5628]

Skillshare!

[@Wobbmin]

Hot take: Honey Badgers get an artificial boost on most tier lists because every single Honey Badger main is a tryhard. I know that sounds hyperbolic, but I have yet to meet a single Honey Badger main that wasn't a tryhard and I would honestly love to be proven wrong. Same thing goes for Geese because of their toxic player base. I swear it's like having a high intimidation stat without actually investing that many points in it simply because no one wants to deal with that shit. If you ever see the Goose build put at the top of S-Tier, I guarantee you that tier list was made by a Goose main. Every single time.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

I keep seeing people talk about how aggressive geese are, but the geese that show up in my area tend to be incredibly laid-back. It doesn't matter what species; they're all like that. They tend to keep to themselves.

[@Wobbmin]

@@TheOriginalJphyper Huh. I mean, to be fair, I guess people are more likely to remember when something causes problems than when something is just minding its own business not attracting attention.

[@AlainPilon]

@@TheOriginalJphyper You will think that until one attacks you. My friend was attacked when she was a kid, she is _terrified_ by them now and called me crazy when I was sitting close to them in a park. I could see the terror in her eyes.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

@@AlainPilon I merely said they were like that in my area. I never said they weren't aggressive elsewhere. Obviously, I avoid messing with them when I can, but whenever I have to get past a group, they always just calmly stroll out of the way and let me through.

[@TheDonutMan3000]

A build doesn’t need OP stats to count as top tier. The ability to make an otherwise average build work on the highest level when used to it’s full potential is something I’d call a „natural/true top tier“. It’s obvious that the badger has a very tough quest line to unlock it as a playable character, considering the tryhard density in badger mains. Competing directly with specialist builds that are meant to be top tier with a balanced build provides much more engaging gameplay than their competitors. You might see it as toxic or smurfing, but I see it as the quintessential high risk, high reward build, that only works so well because it’s a hard counter to meta-hugging.

[@michaelmarino1420]

Honey Badgers: Tank Wolverines: DPS Otters: Mage

[@01100101011100100111]

Weasels: Rogue

[@runkorko]

there is no mage role : D mages are dps or control :D

[@lusteraliaszero]

Wolverines are also tougher than honey badgers

[@eduardofreitas8336]

@@lusteraliaszero sure but that's because they're bigger. for their weigth badgers are a bit more tanky.

[@hahafuny2047]

runkorko I cannot tell if this is satire or not... please don’t epic wooosh Reddit awesome me if I’m wrong

[@featurelength5086]

Two fun and relevant facts: One, Ferrets can use a noodle dance to exploit a loophole in the Rabbit morale checks and essentially hypnotize them despite not having access to any Roar or size-difference effects. Two, Dachshunds are a dog build engineered by humans that can hunt badgers in their own burrows using the same overall setup as the weasels.

[@magicavocado6528]

Feature Length that's a stoat 😂 Ferrets jump around because they're crazy noodles that want to play, they have no hunting instincts because they're domesticated.

[@TheThursty100]

Funfact about the Dachshunds. The word Dachshund is a german word that literally translates to "Badger dog"

[@monaghangm]

@@magicavocado6528 ferrets are extremely good hunters. I have a friend who bred them for hunting

[@SC-ce3vp]

The ultimate build : The Toaster with a minigun

[@evilotto9200]

Knew a ferret main that died in an empty toilet paper roll. Hear too many other stories of others choking on truly ridiculous things. Not sure they're a viable build.

[@joshnwobodo8958]

1:17 Seal looking at the camera like “There’s a polar bear behind me, isn’t there..”

[@charlotteinfinito3581]

And that polar bear is over there like He he he I see yooouuu

[@yoboikamil525]

I can't look at this without the cartoon woop sound

[@cdemr]

Omg this is so meme-friendly

[@Simpson17866]

HEE HEE! I'm in danger.

[@ali-aninjarobloxianpokemonmast]

Your name comfuse the shit out of me also in the original video he died

[@isakasmoberg9377]

There was a wolverine in my city that pretty much lived on waffles, it went to the same hut resturant each day for years to get waffles

[@jjoohhhnn]

sorta like a monkey, except infinitely more dangerous.

[@isakasmoberg9377]

@@jjoohhhnn Yes, but apparently it was really friendly, the poor wolverine just wanted some waffles. They also have a picture of the wolverine framed inside the hut she got waffles from.

[@karlcheese8777]

I thought this was like a reference to the movies, but I guess that was just a wolverine that liked waffles, huh

[@Christianoul]

"Not S tier? Honeybadger doesn't care, it doesn't give a shit."

[@tsinlao750]

The most important perc.

[@planescaped]

Honey Badger: Like I give a f***! _dub step and sunglasses_

[@blessthewarden]

RATO ESQUILO

[@AngelNearDestruction]

Honey badgers beat machetes and shotguns unless you get it in directly in the face. And if you miss you have an angry honey badger that don’t give a f- about your human weapons relentlessly hunting you down. S tier for sure.

[@calamity5222]

@@AngelNearDestruction Really?! Holy hell.

[@FatalUnfair]

"Immunity to Ice barrage" God damn it, was just about to hit 94 magic.

[@pineappleproductions1696]

You know who else is immiune to ice barrage?

[@poopscoop19]

@@pineappleproductions1696 anyone who uses skillshare?

[@pineappleproductions1696]

Them and me

[@andy56duky]

*gets hit with ice barrage*

[@snakeking5009]

The wolverine that took down a polar bear is S tier.

[@PJOZeus]

Honey Badgers can take down Lions too, and it's not a one off case either for honey badgers

[@xxitactical_8723]

@@PJOZeus that is horse shit my friend

[@Fermion.]

@@xxitactical_8723 I've seen a couple clips of honey badgers taking down lions. A strat they seem to like is to go between the lion's legs and literally rip their balls off. Those little bastards are something else.

[@eugeneflores6153]

@@Fermion. video? Source?

[@rikumajumder1558]

@@eugeneflores6153 There isn't. These idiots actually think Honey Badgers can kill Lions.

[@fajam00m00]

“The fur that they drop when defeated.” God, I love TierZoo

[@l3ftie578]

if only it were that easy to clean and strip a kill lol

[@ExtremeMan10]

Ajay agrees

[@Guest_1300]

Man that sponsorship ambushed me like a jaguar player pouncing on noobs

[@maxdurk4624]

Django Stewart I can always see them coming

[@Siathuan]

You mean, like a wolverine poaching loot from a bear?

[@thefirstbub3814]

Any player: *gets close to S tier* Human players: *invents poison or new gun to counter it* Any player: A or B tier suddenly looks good

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Light Yagami diseases acquire medicine immunity laughs

[@jeffthevomitguy1178]

@@thefirstbub3814 boi

[@asw-g-64gundamflaurosryuse41]

Elephants: we are smart, strong, and have almost impenetrable armor, we are solid S teir! Human: *Loads elephant gun* Shame, your tusk are looking pretty good right now boy

[@therealtilt]

@@charlottewalnut3118 Disease acquired debuff "Your plague has been placed on watch list". Compromises in immunity may be exploited.

[@sethb3090]

There's a way around this; certain builds like otters managed to pick up the "cute" perk, which reduces aggression from human players.

[@orangeman9081]

Wow I remember watching your first ever video and thinking that you must be popular already and then seeing that you barely had 5,000 subscribers, needless to say but you have come a long way

[@Blobbyo25]

I think it's the only time youtube recommended something actually worth watching to me, been here since around 50k I think. Every video is gold

[@orangeman9081]

Blobbyo25 Yeah one of my favorite parts about going from episode to episode is seeing minor improvements like the intro animation and how the stats don’t just appear anymore

[@chairmeme6231]

I remember those times its ancient knowledge

[@JadenTapscott]

I've *also* been subscribed to TierZoo since his channel had around 5k subscribers.

[@Free_Krazy]

Ive been here since 100k and man this channel is exploding!

[@ryanlytle2214]

Honey badgers and wolverines have very underrated intelligentsia and have recently been seen using a crude version of the tool use perk. They would drag nearby objects out of the way to get better loot or use them as a ladder to reach the loot.

[@The_Worst_Guy_Ever]

I wouldn't consider building a ladder a, "crude version", of tool use. If anything that's some of the most sophisticated tool usage in the entire meta.

[@osvaldoperez8337]

2:05 “It’s free real estate.” -Weasel 😏

[@wickettheewok7356]

A honey badger whould literally attack King Kong as a kamikaze mission

[@scotcheggable]

Kamikaze implies that the honey badger would die

[@DSCris]

@@scotcheggable Cuts to King Kong gnawing on a badger skull for about 20 minutes before just giving up like the big cats in the video.

[@austinjeskey5423]

@Not Who You Think / Tis but a joke that flew over your head.

[@clinteastwood5359]

@Not Who You Think / at the end of the video the badger dies, it took the leopard an hour to kill it

[@xANNYMUS_MLNx]

I bet they can take Godzilla, Ctuhulu, Thanos and a goose at once

[@hrothgardevaitos8330]

An important part of the wolverine (and badger) playstyle that you forgot to mention is the intimidation factor. When playing, players are constantly sizing up prey in a risk/reward fashion, and asking themselves: 'is the exp I'll get from this really worth risking my whole playthrough for?' And that's what honey badgers, and to a larger extent, Wolverines, are going for. Yes, a polar bear can 100% solo a wolverine. It's almost never worth it for the polar bear, however. The fact is, wolverines and badgers do not care about their own lives, and will go out of their way to spite, maim, and possibly kill, those that would mess with them. This MAY end their playthrough, and usually does, but that's just it: A predator that just tangled with one of these animals is either going to be so hurt from the fight that it'll impact the duration of the rest of their playthrough in a HUGELY negative fashion, OR they'll just flat out die from their wounds. This makes it so that, whenever a predator sees a scavenged carcass with a wolverine attached, they'll steer clear. They'll even be willing to just hand over their own kills to the darn thing, just to avoid tangling with the crazy psychopath that is known as the Wolverine Main. Which is precisely what Wolverine Mains want. When they fight to the death against a predator many times their size, they aren't planning for their OWN continued playthrough, but for subsequent playthroughs, as well as the playthroughs of other wolverine mains. In my opinion, this exploitation of player psyche actually ranks them on a higher spot than the one you've assigned them, here.

[@Theneighborhoodpro222]

It’s XP not exp

[@gracielealves6264]

True.

[@tonymcmayer5944]

There are so few channels that get to 1 million that actually deserve it, you are at the top of that list. I have a cousin studying to get her masters in animal science (I don't know the name of it lol) and she was the one who introduced me to your fantastic videos.

[@Shikhar168]

Zoology?

[@cagan1357]

Its zoology

[@Michael-lc8yl]

*if he stops shilling squarespace so aggressively

[@SamuraiJACsr]

Definitely zoology

[@secretsofthedeep20k]

This is a wonderful channel. Learning is FUN! Who would have known?

[@MajesticDemonLord]

What's the difference between a Weasel and a Stoat? A weasel is weasely spotted whereas a Stoat is Stoatally different.

[@friedwater6519]

MajesticDemonLord i feel like die

[@TheGuyWho3415]

this would be mildly funny if you'd spelled Stoat correctly

[@victormt3510]

Badum tisss

[@MajesticDemonLord]

@@TheGuyWho3415 good point - haved fixed

[@Yurtable]

I think your joke has its share of weasel words.

[@KnowingBetter]

This video needed more ferrets.

[@alanimations]

Knowing Better didn’t expect to see you here

[@moonblast1647]

Ferrets are just Weasel echo fighters

[@bigredeyes8063]

So true

[@NicktheLongman]

Pretty sure Ferret is a troll class. You can get basically the same class from the Grey Squirrel but much safer, and it's popularity means there are a lot of build guides for it.

[@alexd6327]

The way I see it, weasels are the overrated echoes.

[@bowiepower6328]

He doesn't trick me into biology, he tricks me into thinking that it's actually all a game

[@ymarascough1765]

"You know what else is elegant?" LOLOL I'm dead 😂😂

[@samcohen5510]

Sweet sweet TierZoo transitions

[@Blobbyo25]

I laughed out loud and liked this video just because of the beautiful transitions

[@bigevilshark1958]

@@Blobbyo25 Same lmao

[@sevendeadlysquids404]

Honestly thought he was about to hit us with a ur mom joke.

[@wombat4191]

I've watched all his videos and at this point I knew in an instant what was coming :D Those transitions are, how should I say it... brilliant

[@RickRaptor105]

I think my favourite aspect of your Tierzoo videos is your willingness to tackle "animals everyone knows are OP" like the Water Bear and the Honey Badger and surprising viewers with "if you think about it, it's actually bad" or "there is actually an animal that I'd rank even higher".

[@esaualfaro3447]

I agree.

[@nigerianronaldo]

This guy is one of the most creative youtubers he deserves so much more subscribers than he has but i am glad that your about hit 1 million.

[@fctucycy8v8yvy67]

PELEEEE

[@graphospasm5394]

The idea of the channel is taken from cassually explained but I do really like the content

[@SovereignwindVODs]

I mean he's pretty well on his way. the sub count for this channel has been exploding. I swear he must have got over 100k of those subs in just a month or two.

[@nigerianronaldo]

The Guy Gamer n i got him in a pack and i have is jersey and I was born in Brazil but my parents are Nigerian and I live in LA

[@Theneighborhoodpro222]

Agreed

[@Grelhas_]

1:17 It has been a while since I laughed this hard

[@24FramesOfNick]

You’re gonna hit 1 million by tonight, fingers crossed man 🤞

[@red43rumbl37]

Im just replying to see if this comment is true or not

[@corvo-495]

24 Frames Of Nick tier zoo is god tier

[@combine8269]

Bet.

[@andrewsakemiller5989]

No

[@antoucool]

It's happening

[@VampC]

Honey Badgers are like a Wolverine, but their stats have been flipped. Honey badgers are tanks, and Wolverines are DPS.

[@demonpride1975]

don't kid yourself a wolverine is is a tank and dps rolled into one ball of angry fur.

[@port8903]

Wolverine is a upgrade of it with better agility and more dps

[@BillFromTheHill100]

Dps?

[@demonpride1975]

@@BillFromTheHill100 damage per second.

[@abdullahmacapoli1879]

Otters are team raider.

[@EKimatH]

Another ability Otters have that make them extremely strong is "awwww" which debuffs humans' will-to-kill stat. If you put enough points into cuteness humans just don't want to kill you

[@Azraeltheangelofdeath]

Or in the case of honey badgers put enough points into intimidation that humans literally steer completely clear of you as your well known for "Not giving a shit"

[@guru25k]

Humans dont, chinese do

[@bruhher5561]

@@napolien1310 rap battling his mate?

[@bruhher5561]

but there is a human class called "poachers" that doesn't have empathy, so against them, cuteness skill would be useless

[@napolien1310]

@@bruhher5561 oh wrong word

[@jjoohhhnn]

The reason mustelids are so good at getting crits against other players and intimidation is because their intelligence is closer to a primates than most other carnivores. Otters and ferrets are famous for their ability to play, recognize property, stealing shiny things (like crows), and wolverines and otters have more complex family structures than any other apex predator, except cetaceans and primates, which is pretty ridiculous when you consider they're generally solitary animals! Their intelligence is masked by their testosterone levels, which brings out some really unbelievable aggression but they're so cleaver they get away with fighting grizzlies. Mustelids are a relatively new family also, the wolverine found its niche during the late Pleistocene, when the complex, incredible savanna ecosystems were collapsing! The same situations that made arctodus simus and panthera atrox go extinct was the situation that wolverines were able to capitalize on.

[@deadlydingus1138]

He protecc he attacc but most importantly, he use rocc to make the shell cracc

[@jonathanallard2128]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly He recycles old jocc

[@kaibiagi5602]

he protecc he attacc but most importantly, he smoke crac

[@elaineb7065]

He's otterly brilliant!!!

[@lethos8811]

@@kaibiagi5602 should have written smoc crac

[@gantify1301]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly He eat clam 4snacc

[@silvussol8966]

5:36 TZ: But you know what else is sleek and elegant? Me: The way TierZoo slips their sponsors in.

[@Fadilanse]

Every Fucking time bro, almost didn't see it coming

[@hashiramasenju6072]

How bout human skin to?

[@virtuaplayer7234]

Just like PolyMatter and Oversimplified

[@neorock6135]

Shiiiittt.... someone is that slick and creative about it, I don't even mind.

[@ryderbourget4698]

My mom!

[@sandviper5339]

You should do a video on the platypus

[@bray2964]

Isn't it a build created by a button mashing kid then?

[@miguelruinz9776]

Are platapi op?

[@whatarenames]

Miguel_24_Doglvr actually it is “platypuses”, contrary to popular belief. You can even search it up if you want.

[@SpeakerofWhispers]

I’m worried they’re too much of a jack-of-all-trades to be good in this primarily specialist meta

[@HumanOnEarth128]

The ultimate crossover also, a video about animals who build would be cool

[@alcideblair4846]

I love how much he praises the Otter build while putting that cute bgm with it.

[@Funkopedia]

Just wanted to add two notes: 1. The otter has the densest fur in the entire animal kingdom. The most hairs-per-inch of every living creature. This is what allows it to be aquatic. Not only does it insulate on its own, it traps air which provides an additional layer to prevent heat from escaping. 2. The honey badger has a special team up relationship with the honey bird. The bird finds beehives and leads the badger to it. The badger rips apart the hive, sedates the bees, and eats the honey. The bird prefers the leftover wax.

[@jjfeedback443]

Actually if you look in deeper to the honey guide things it isn’t actually true

[@rasaecnai]

@@jjfeedback443 I was about to comment this. I read somewhere that there is no hard evidence that this is true, only anecdotal stories which are very unreliable as might be useless

[@Disgruntled_Dave]

@@jjfeedback443 According to David Attenborough, humans in Africa use honey guides. I don't know about the badger, but I would assume the bird can cooperate with other animals.

[@massivecockgaming]

I just watched another info vid that debunked the honey bird/honey badger relationship. Apparently, they have bad eyesight and hearing so it would be impossible for them to hear the songs the birds are supposed to be signalling to them, so it's pretty much just folklore.

[@traceystephens7335]

I live in Zimbabwe and I’m more afraid of honey badgers than a lion 😂😂

[@cristiancamilovaldiviesopo6717]

Good. You should.

[@kinkedwinter0312]

@@cristiancamilovaldiviesopo6717 lol they arent scared of anything and attack everything

[@DarkwearGT]

Kick em

[@villager1831]

@@DarkwearGT say goodbye to your feet and soul

[@jamieeverett9695]

Darkwear GT rookie mistake...

[@shoccoe]

I’m an S tier boiiiiiii!

[@shoccoe]

I could literally sit between your legs and you could do nothing

[@shoccoe]

Parth Bhasker l...uh yea but how’d you know though

[@pineappleproductions1696]

@@shoccoe your not a cat!

[@shoccoe]

the depressed dino you but I am an otter

[@pineappleproductions1696]

@@shoccoe so?

[@innerpull]

Well, honey badgers are incredibly intelligent too, and can also use tools.

[@jjoohhhnn]

RIGHT!!! Mustelid intelligence is so underrated.

[@justinmarley6271]

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[@icecrystal14_78]

Yea this is true, their use of tools is amazing. Just look at some videos of Stofle, amazing honey badger (good job for ppl who know stofle)

[@bananaeclipse3324]

@@icecrystal14_78

[@robertdavis-powell7664]

Hey TierZoo, I'm sure you get this a lot but you are truly an inspirational person. After I get my diploma I've decided to get my exotic vet tech degree because you sparked in me an interest of animals that I never knew I had. So thanks man

[@Simonm-jc]

nice!

[@sergiontothetop]

Lel

[@jellyfishbones0]

is your diploma through skillshare ?

[@DeWitherWarrior]

That polar bear joke was an instant like

[@consistentlyinconsistent816]

Time stamp?

[@DeWitherWarrior]

@@consistentlyinconsistent816 i cant be bothered to search

[@rapchee]

@@consistentlyinconsistent816 1:18 i assume

[@consistentlyinconsistent816]

@@rapchee ty P.S. Thought there was a literal (if that's the word) polar bear joke that I missed

[@l3ftie578]

that seal is just thinking "why do I hear boss music?"

[@cloroxanimations5954]

Man how could you not mention that the otters hold their hands so they don’t get lost in the watter while they’re sleeping? That’s from far the cutest habilitie from all the mustelids.

[@GianniEndo]

They also rape baby seals and hold each other’s pups hostage for food. Otters are hella cute.

[@El_Flacko_Feo]

@@GianniEndo they also kill for fun like deadass sometimes they just kill without getting food

[@crkcrk702]

@@El_Flacko_Feo bcoz highly intelligent :’)

[@salhb737tm2]

@@GianniEndo dont act like your drunk relatives didnt/wont kidnap you and demand money at your wedding

[@BigWilly332]

Mndaiye 97 would have some thing to say about this

[@Jojogrec]

Mustelids are one of my favorite guilds; I'd love it if mustelids were revisited, showing off more of the guild members.

[@epics306]

Toxic playerbase bro, like do this people even chat?they seem inaprotiable in most servers .

[@cnwarry]

wow, that transition is top skill.... like the skills you can learn at skillshare

[@fernandotrevinocastro1018]

I actually like the fact that he just use a simple smooth transition, not making up a bullshit story, or addresing the fact, just go with it

[@ghassenbahloul1330]

Smooth

[@banman2135]

cnwarry omg lol

[@mildlydepressed]

This guy.... Man you're just a genius.

[@ravirr8407]

1:18 imagine imagine evolving so you can void one of the most dangerous mammals and go to one of the coldest regions just to find out if they're there too

[@thehumanpractice2985]

ff

[@jacobherrera4616]

F

[@theholyspirit4780]

F

[@Zippyser]

Wow a million already, I remember when he hit 50k. I mean quality content for sure no doubt.

[@magnethead9834]

Just needs to upload more

[@ppfailure3]

Amazing videos with great editing and big research takes time. Not to mention he has other stuff to do rather than spending time on KZbin

[@captainflare9340]

sees otter me: screams in cutness overload

[@yamatodamashii1179]

Male otters rape the shit out of the females. Gang rape them till they die. No joke.

[@OlofsFavoriter]

dude what if tierzoo is actually a time traveler from the future where nature and animals are long gone and there was a game company that found out about their distant ancestors and their nature and decided to make a giant mmo out of it... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@williamchristy9463]

The Tierzoo ARG.

[@anexplosion5436]

+William Christy And this is why we spec into high Intelligence now.

[@alexanderticonuwu7591]

*X-Files theme plays*

[@SirMethos]

[This comment has been redacted by the Time Travel Security Agency]

[@SingleTheShot]

seems legit

[@loganking1392]

Theres a youtube channel named TierZoo Who tells us how nature works from an mmorpg view with his entertaining vids he pleases one million adults and kids and to that i say, gg you

[@TierZoo]

dude nice

[@loganking1392]

Ey tierzoo glad you appeciate my poem

[@Johnpinckney98]

TZ you gotta pin this.

[@pizzas4breakfast]

There once was a man from Nantucket

[@thesaltyokie729]

pizza 4breakfast he liked to carry a bucket

[@eastjm80]

Also wolverines have one of the best long distance running next to humans, it’s not very well documented but wolverines have been tracked running 18+ miles at almost top speed, they travel over mountain rages in a single night

[@jyatsko89]

eastjm80 They must have points specced into their Travel Form ability.

[@packx3]

You got any sources for that? I would love to read that!

[@sk8legendz]

so much nostalgia in your videos. i mean you even have that old nature video theme music that's awesome.

[@loansommebastard65]

i Absolutely love how proud you sounded at that Sponsor transition it made me laugh quite a bit. love you dude, I also got my high school science teacher to use a couple of your vids in class btw!

[@BoisegangGaming]

This is probably one of the best kinds of videos to show in a classroom. By allowing us to look at nature from a different point of view, it's more easily understood.

[@loansommebastard65]

Yeah, the best part is she is a huge gamer and geek, pulling 48 hour grinds in WoW and everything so she really likes this guy and she told me that she has watched all of them.

[@Cottonmouth255]

His voice when doing that sponsor transition. It honestly sounded that he was amused at his own smooth segue.

[@drrocketman7794]

Lol! That's great! If I ever became a biology professor...

[@veryhard8548]

Otters get a bonus because they hold hands while sleeping

[@seredahawke3207]

They get that Well Rested xp bonus.

[@azelfdaboi5265]

@@seredahawke3207 and Community xp bonus

[@baronvonbeans9887]

They get the gf bonus Something that even many human players have not achieved

[@thewizardninja]

Lewd

[@tesnacloud]

Otter families also have better maneuverability than most fish builds, being able to spin in the water to attack from angles that other marine builds can't.

[@yoboikamil525]

Honey badgers are the kinda dudes who break into bathrooms while you're inside and casually take a shower while you're taking a shit

[@MrVelnicasal]

dude... this would be the most original way to teach biology/ evolution to kids/ teenagers nowadays

[@Habzo421]

But I don't believe in evo I'm only here for animal cuz I like animals

[@Habzo421]

But I will respect Ur beliefs😊

[@jayjo1072]

yep, i think its a great way to teach them in this game sort of way.

[@Tomaplen]

@@Habzo421 Thats like saying I don't believe in coronavirus

[@jaredrodney3420]

@@Tomaplen just let the man believe what he wants to believe especially because they were respectful about it

[@davalious5107]

Almost a million subs?! Wow, I remember subbing to you when you had less than a quarter that. I'd say I'm surprised but I'm really not given your quality.

[@winkylee3772]

Lel he grew fast yeah I remember when has 2-300k subs

[@commode7x]

Holy crap. Alot of us regulars remember him when he was at 20000 subs. When did this happen?

[@davidmora-san9086]

@@commode7x Who knows, I've been subbed since I think his 5th or so video (maybe more my memory isn't great) but I think KZbin started shoving him on the recommended page for nerds (which for once I am happy about) and that led to a sudden explosion.

[@astrielmaahes1116]

I've been here since the start, and boy has it been great

[@realfunnybears1931]

Yea his quality on his videos have been top notch ever since the beginning

[@glointurn1477]

That footage you're using of the honey badger taking out the hive is from a documentary that my father was part of😋

[@TierZoo]

That's so cool!

[@poopydoopy3313]

what did he do in it?

[@416ayden]

@@TierZoo where is red panda

[@7OwlsWithALaptop]

Sabrina Jones the best and most lovable animal of all. And that was the Killian Expirience!

[@buffluigi1646]

That’s awesome

[@thegooddoctor8787]

Honey badgers only feel two emotions, and those emotions are rage and hubris.

[@emanuelrojas2]

Honey Players might also have higher IQ stats than advertised! They're said to escape many zoo servers.

[@acejinwoo]

Emanuel Rojas 🤣👌

[@neorock6135]

Definitely agree with you on IQ. There's a KZbin where a guy has raised a honey badger since birth. He has also gone thru every engineering method possible to keep the badger from leaving his enclosure at night... Absolutely nothing works... not 3 or 4...but more than a dozen very sophisticated methods. Each time badger finds way to get out... My words don't correctly illustrate the magnitude of that badgers IQ

[@sloosh2188]

Really? I've played in quite a few zoo servers bc it was fun to fuck with the monkey class players who somehow managed to get caught like an idiot. I never saw any of these players escape or even attempt it. Interesting, I'll look out for this next time! Thank you for this, its given me something to consider.

[@nugget6820]

Servers? you mean zoo arenas

[@sloosh2188]

@@nugget6820 i was in a game idk why I said it like that I just wasnt paying attention thx man

[@grownupgaming]

The honey badger doesnt give a f about this tier list.

[@gregoryrousseau5155]

... Because they are natural BADASSES!

[@Marcusaurelius913]

They fight humans which are the top of the tier list. So therefore not pussies.

[@crusaderfred5222]

Nice

[@ballsofsalsa01]

Iuuu that's nasty

[@ratatouilledrinksclorax9897]

@@Marcusaurelius913 well..geass fight them and they suck ass...also humans have irrational fears

[@BusinessCasual]

YES! /thread

[@BusinessCasual]

The unseen capitalist is the deadliest.

[@AlgaeGaming]

I like how everyone wanted to comment that

[@kingchickenwing4887]

What does "/thread" mean?

[@kingchickenwing4887]

@marios gianopoulos Oh, ok. I expected it from there. But why did they end their sentence with it?

[@zarathustra7291]

You can't make me invest Business Casual! You can't come into my animal videos and make me do it! Diogenes said being poor was a virtue reeeeeeeee

[@fntthesmth423]

There will never be a better transition into an ad spot

[@gweiloxiu9862]

The badassery of the Otter is historically well recognized, being a prominent feature of medieval heraldry along side other majestic animals like lions, and the subject even of Norse Myths, along side wolves, ravens, and boars.

[@c.r.blankenship9040]

I live in Alaska. In the span of a couple of days, there were the following two headlines in the local news: "Troopers Apprehend Fugitive Goat" and "Otters Attack Dog in Anchorage." A guy was playing ball with his dog, threw it into the lake, and into a nest of otters. Well, the otters attacked and started to drag the dog under. The guy had to wade into the water to SAVE HIS DOG, and I believe got some bites and scratches out of the ordeal as well. The goat was unrelated, but it was two very on-brand Alaska headlines back-to-back.

[@genericname42]

Also something of note ravens have been known to lead wolverines to carrion in order to open up the thick hides that prevent them from eating.

[@JubioHDX]

@@genericname42 american crows do the same with grey wolves too, which is cool

[@genericname42]

@@JubioHDX indeed!

[@Longlius]

>Otters in the same tier as humans I knew it. South Park warned us!

[@monsterboomer8051]

Thanks, was looking for this comment.

[@mikeh7917]

Your science is inferior!

[@britishjack9931]

@@mikeh7917 no the allied atheist alience is best that way it has three A's

[@noahreese9469]

Your transitions from video to promotion would have my English teachers creaming their pants

[@yinyang1217]

defuq

[@FlexBeanbag]

@@yinyang1217 kzbin.info/door/-VY81cp3P3vWVxT5o-MTxA

[@Eugenepanels]

Now I call this intelligence instead of “includes paid promotion” it really pisses me off reading thAt

[@carloscaro9121]

Your English teachers have strange fetishes.

[@luislora8953]

@@carloscaro9121 r/woosh

[@a.kitcat.b]

☺These three are definitely amazing and are best suited to their environments!🐾

[@mrkakaw358]

Could you do something about crows they have actually an incredible build Holy moly thanks for all the likes !!

[@jamessunderlandseventh7410]

Oh i really wanna see how OP are Crows!

[@benheinz8817]

I second.

[@garmr2512]

I love crows They are so smart I would put them as S tier.

[@rawrimadeinosaur7513]

Nah pigieons are the best build

[@WingofTech]

Crows are pretty solid. Maybe cover Ravens as well.

[@robinjohnaranguiz7907]

I'm new here, so i didnt really get to see your channel explode into popularity. But however it happened, you clearly deserve it! This is the kind of fresh content KZbin needed! Congrats on a Million Subs!!

[@heathmorton2486]

TierZoo now I've got "the zoo" by scorpions in my head. Love that song.

[@skitstheskitty2787]

Sea otter main here. While I enjoy the representation of otters, the separation of river otters/giant otters and sea otters needs to be stated here. Only sea otters have unlocked the tool use perk, so no tool using giant otters for you. Also, sea otters have ridiculous food costs, needing 25% of their body weight in food everyday to survive. They're not light, either, weighing an average of 50-60 pounds and the heaviest being 110 pounds. The food cost gets even higher with a baby, so high that sea otter mothers have to make one of their babies quit if they have twins. This is because sea otters don't have any blubber in their build, so they rely on their metabolism and fur to keep warm. The trade-off is that you aren't as good of loot as marine mammals with blubber, such as seals, but it's not that good of a trade-off. The real reason you play a sea otter is for the ecosystem you're a part of, as the sea otter build is a keystone species to the kelp forest server. Without sea otters, places called 'urchin barrens' spring up, where sea urchins gang up on any kelp loot that shows up, hence the name. Nice video otherwise!

[@ooooneeee]

S tier comment right there. Those sea otters are fascinating.

[@moonori4595]

SkitsTheSkitty I played red panda a bit just have to say it was pretty fun. You just got to avoid clouded leopards and you literally live by your food source. It is easy to get food and only need to watch out for one predator.

[@RedScaledKnight1]

Hey thats an idea, considering the types of playstyles demanded by things like caloric requirement. bears gorge then hibernate, hummingbirds stop eating just to sleep, whales constantly filter water, bees collect and age food, ants have unlocked agriculture

[@JoseDorda]

And that why giant river otter is the way to go.

[@wjhull]

Such disrespect, Jose Dorda! Everyone knows that the mighty and noble Sea Otter would smash their obese river cousins like a clam on their belly!

[@montithered4741]

Such amazingly entertaining and educational videos! The sprinkling of pop culture references and video game effects are the icing on the cake!

[@grizzlle2275]

This is like asking "Is immunity to everything broken?"

[@PersonOfRandomnesss]

Watch the water bear video to see that its a bit more than just that

[@themyconidwitch]

@@PersonOfRandomnesss waterbears have an immunity to everything thats the least likely to kill them

[@hk-ex4gw]

Dude honey badgers are soooo overrated. The only thing they have really going for them is thick fur and stinking. They would get omega clapped by anything in the savanna. The only thing they don't is because predators don't want to put too much effort for a small shit

[@PersonOfRandomnesss]

@@hk-ex4gw Did you not watch the video?

[@salondubois4303]

@@hk-ex4gw ur mad cuz ur fav animal is fodder

[@michaelhoughton9926]

can you cover some low tier intelligence builds? You've often praised intelligence builds on this channel so I'd be interested to see what mistakes you often see from new players, and in general what pitfalls there are to an intelligence build.

[@greywolf7577]

Intelligence takes a lot of growth time and energy to preserve. Bacteria and viruses have no intelligence, yet they are a far bigger threat to humans than lions or tigers or smart animals like chimps.

[@Nimish204]

Never have a short life span and always be around your offspring.

[@JobiWan144]

Off the top of my head, I don't think he's ranked any INT-focused build below B tier, but he covered a couple mistakes some such builds make in another video. IIRC, they were not putting enough points into dexterity, which keeps you from a lot of tool use, and picking a build with a low life span, which prevents your character from learning enough to use its high INT to its full potential.

[@IamGrimalkin]

Intelligence has an disadvantage that it doesn't work on builds with a low size stat. Low size builds have a high evasiveness and spawn rate which give them great advantages.

[@ettinakitten5047]

@@IamGrimalkin Disagree. Portia spiders are an example of an intelligence build with a very low size stat. They use this intelligence to outsmart and grief other spider mains, especially those who focus on web-building strategies. Portia spiders can stealth or even create false messages on webs, setting up surprise attacks that allow them to take on higher weight classes of spiders and win.

[@dudehorrible9247]

The x-man named wolverine has this name because he is small (5’4) he is fierce.

[@dudehorrible9247]

I fell asleep for about 2 hours after this comment and when I awoken from my slumber I checked my notifications on KZbin and realize that Tier Zoo liked my comment.

[@lukeinvictus]

He likes every comment

[@Humphihzly]

Does anyone ever call him stink bear?

[@randomuser5443]

And he is the width of one

[@mercury1951]

Ooooh, I thought it was because of his hair and claws. Wolverines have both

[@Tanktaco]

I would have clicked on this way sooner than 4 years later if I'd known it was about mustelids and not just the honey badger.

[@PoeticSonic]

we have a family farm that is in an area that has one of the most venomous snakes in the world, so we got a honey badger by the recommendation of a neighbor. it needs to be trained and fed really well and it will be a good pet, it ate many snakes until we rarely saw any of them. if you want them as pets, be careful, if you don't teach and feed them right then they might as well say goodbye to your chicken coop even if it was protected under the same security system in Guantanamo bay, they would still get into the coop and kill all the chickens. anyway, he once killed 2 wild dogs that looked like a rottweiler.

[@BillFromTheHill100]

Where can I get a Honey Badger?

[@Aaronrose575]

Well well, it seems the ol' human main are adding another species to its repertory of support classes

[@crkcrk702]

Wait what

[@Zaire82]

@@Aaronrose575 The human build's only see 2 things when they look at other builds: 1. Xp 2. Support class

[@connordanby6275]

@@Zaire82 food

[@ref9dthrowaway68]

Been watching since you showed up in my recommended about a year ago with the watering hole video. I got back into runescape because of you, you ended my social life.

[@jonathanesparza5650]

Just reaching a million subs, still uploads more than JonTron.

[@Equeon]

TierZoo also isn't a racist piece of shit :)

[@jacefairis1289]

also not racist c:

[@tannerq8900]

I want to like ur comment, but u have 69 likes right now.

[@NucleaRaptor]

But SJWs tell me that minorities can't be racist :^)

[@meganwilson3046]

Shut up shut up shut up shut up

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

Mustelids just did all their side quests .

[@sxlstzce]

Tbh you should make a vid about mosquitoes.

[@thatonehobgoblin3992]

I second that

[@mons3020]

Mosquito noobs wouldn't even last toe to toe with even a low ranked tarantula hawk.

[@YoQ]

Mosquito players can actually just drop dead and die

[@howdy.8979]

all I know is if you go mosquito you pee on your victim after drinking their blood

[@Starbat88]

If the OP human players have their way, mosquitos may soon be banned from the entire meta.

[@adecenthuman7952]

RS music is so soothing to me

[@ResistanceIsFreedom]

Right up till Sea Shanty 2 started playing, then shit got LIT

[@arcadius2569]

Flute Salad is my jam. The orchestral versions that were just made are so good too!

[@kaustuv5682]

You profile pic says otherwise

[@ollinnature9506]

Hi, i was wondering if you could make a video about kingdom plantae instead of animalia. I want to know which plant is the best. Should I be carnivorous or use photosynthesis? Is stealing nutrients from my neighbors a viable strategy. Should I be a short lived grass plant or a long living tree plant? Which support should I have, worms, bees maybe? I’m lost plz help.

[@CyberJellos]

What are you talking about? Plants are just NPCs.

[@sinu0us]

shrooms are pretty cool, look into those...

[@perygardryjord5117]

It is called Tier *Zoo* though

[@EvidLekan]

Something like TierGarden XD

[@Undomaranel]

If you somehow manage to glitch into the plant guilds, all you get access to is creep effects and an RTS mini-game trying to steal resources from those around you. Realize that without mobility any pvp players can do anything to you, and I mean anything, likely resulting in a crash instead of a game over. (Don't risk losing your account over this!) I recommend continuing your human character and play the crafted sub mini games agari.o or age of empire clones instead, or if you really want a sedentary playthrough go sloth or manatee.

[@DiamondDrizzle]

I've always liked otters, but after watching this, mustelids are officially my favorite animal family

[@nealsauer3006]

You've badgered me into it. I otter try out that build.

[@SingleTheShot]

Got anymore puns, because i cant bear these jokes

[@alexanderticonuwu7591]

puns 100

[@alexanderticonuwu7591]

try a fox build they're ummm *thinks of a clever pun* they're foxy and they could weasel out of a situation. yeah that pun was unBearable and Fowl.

[@SingleTheShot]

i was gonna use weasel in my next joke but i dont think that can weasel me out of this one :/

[@bunkerbuster2692]

That'd bee nice

[@TheDerpyDunsparce]

1:18 Polar Bear is stalking you

[@leszekmichalak1212]

The Derpy Dunsparce This was the perfect narration for this cut

[@StHummus]

You can't sleep with enemies nearby.

[@cg8212]

Swiggity swooty..

[@Crick1952]

Coming for that booty

[@joramb7993]

Bro that wolverine just jumped on that elk 💀💀💀💀

[@paull3278]

If you watch the full video, it wears down the elk and kills it

[@CleverN90]

On god 🤣💯

[@kniveznor1]

It's a reindeer aka caribou

[@rbenm]

It's a woozy it's a wazi

[@delinkwent7375]

That was terrifying

[@devilkera]

And then there is Stoffel. A Honey badger main that just randomly unlocked the tool use perk and became the top tier escape artist

[@mollup1071]

I binged this channel in 2 days and I'm sad.

[@isaac79728]

Yes, I have been there too buddy.

[@anglure3617]

very appropriate profile pic

[@felix79skater]

We all have been there

[@nekosaiyajin8529]

I binged it in 4 hours.

[@yaredkokeb5362]

TierZoo: "Otters have higher intelligence." Stoffel the Honey Badger: *am i a joke to you?*

[@karlcheese8777]

Ranked player Stoffel "It's what you do with what you have"

[@Thunderlord_Tozn]

A legend indeed

[@thomasallen9974]

Remember Stoffel escapes his enclosure not for clout, but for fun. He will literally let himself be recaptured just so he can do it again.

[@icecrystal14_78]

I remember when he got another honey badger (female) with him to calm him down and not want to escape. Yea the honey badgers worked together and escaped together lmfao

[@bananaeclipse3324]

@@icecrystal14_78 he also taunted the person is his care taker by literally escaping and scaring him at the guys own home!

[@patrickmayles5928]

First TierZoo video I've seen, this is now my favorite channel.

[@TierZoo]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Mr.Tw1sty]

@@TierZoo would you make a video on on a pretty common build called a rodent

[@Max-px5ym]

The Runescape Sea shanty music for the otter... Thank you so much. You're soothing my weary heart with honey.

[@ghornisbae1653]

Lets not forget the amazing bonus otters have. Being insanely adorable. The way they float around on their backs and hold hands is just too much.

[@PongoXBongo]

That's one of the rare buffs that actually affects the human class too. Humans are far less likely to kill things that make them go, "aww". It's why grizzlies were nearly hunted to extinction, but humans are doing all they can to prevent pandas from going extinct. ;)

[@azraelearthenshark7307]

and they rape baby seals to death, REALLY gotta love nature

[@GunlessSnake]

The Cuteness hidden stat is highly specc'd into, which easily influences Human mains to protect otter players. This is also why dog and cat players are often so used as support classes.

[@ghornisbae1653]

GunlessSnake. It’s a passive charm spell.

[@ocomic9131]

This buff is available only to humans if 1. They are newborns, and 2. They have used evolution points to boost their *beatiful* trait

[@felixrivera895]

Otters are aggressive, have high dps, are intelligent as stated above, and aren't just fast in the water, but are also agile due to the base weasel rig they've customized.

[@legendarytat8278]

Not as aggressive

[@izanagisburden1080]

all of that and they are defeated by s t i c k

[@popkhorne5372]

@@legendarytat8278 giant otters : "are you sure about that ?"

[@davidvondoom2853]

@@izanagisburden1080 Stick is nerfed to ineffectiveness in Otter's natural environment, water.

[@shahiraeissa4371]

So here's a video suggestion I got: A video similar to the "what if dinosaurs got unbanned" but focusing on pterosaurs instead. Pterosaurs would be very viable to compete with modern birds and bats because at least some Pterosaurs are thought to have been quickly able to fly shortly after hatching, which would offer them a huge edge against modern birds & bats that must invest a lot of time in raising their young. Additionally, their much larger size would also allow them to easily outcompete modern birds. Pteranodontids and other fishing pterosaurs would compete against modern seabirds, anorugnathid pterosaurs would compete against modern bats as nocturnal insectivores, the likely omnivorous but mostly fruit-eating tapejarid pterosaurs would likely out compete modern frugivores, due to larger size and higher mobility as well as potentially high intelligence for pterosaurs, considering their closest modern relatives being birds and crocodilians, (which are surprisingly intelligent for reptiles, being able to set up traps & engage in coordinated group hunting, as well as a unique vocaliztion system [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocodile#Cognition, ]). Tapejarids have large headcrests which probably were used for social displays, would would require some advanced cognition to evolve. Their behaviour would likely be similar to modern hornbills, which are large arboreal birds with large display headgear and feed on fruits and small animals. Thalassodromids and Azhdarchids (which are thought to have mostly hunted on land, and being very mobile on land for a giant flying creature, and may have likely been able to gallop on land similar to giraffes) would compete against modern big cats and canids as hunters of large prey, and their ability to quickly launch into the air would let them easily evade fights, their height could be used to intimidate predators away from their kill, their ability to severly wound prey with their long sharp beaks, or pick it up into the air and drop it into the ground with those same giant beaks (The largest of azhdarchids would have been able to pick up humans into the air). Dimorphodontids would be semiarboral predators, Eudimorphodonts would fare well as seagull like fish hunters, and more slender winged Eudimorphodonts which would be semiarboral generalists & carnivores, so they could be able to compete against corvids (however corvids would likely fare better due to their high intelligence). And there;s probably many, many more pterosaur groups that I haven't mentioned that could have interesting affects on modern ecosystems.

[@gorbino_mtfk]

Imagine typing l that and someone alt f4s you

[@samuelbadger4371]

Damn son

[@TheApfelschale]

Dude i love the dedication, but try making your sentences a little shorter. This is a little exhausting to read. And i don't mean write a shorter Text, it's just easier to read when a sentence doesn't span multiple rows.

[@kazzykaioken8873]

You have created a form of bracket inception.. Brackets within brackets...

[@legendarytat8278]

Holy