Ranking Zoo Animals

[@biggtugg]

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[@MrsBaddieofficial]

14:44 fun fact: Lemurs in the Attica Zoo Park are not in captivity exactly. They have in the zoo a wooden fence that is easy to enter and you can get in and interact with them! (as long as you don't feed them cause they can sometimes get violent with each other) I remember when I was a little that a lemur was in my arm and it was awesome!!!

[@theventuracountyrailfan]

Pro tip: inhaling essential oils aren’t good for you.

[@adinz9691]

thank you sigma

[@your_toad_overlord]

You never did rhinoceros!

[@CentauriBros]

Hentai

[@welshwarrior7591]

a tip so you don’t mix up a crocodile and a alligator again: alligators you see later, but crocodiles you see in a while

[@tuna1000]

What if an alogator decides to see me in a while? Or a crocadile later? 😰

[@NightScaped]

Then you get an investigator

[@xamislimelight8965]

This better have over 1k likes by tomorrow, or I'm going to be depressed at humanity's lack of humor

[@siraksolotthegreat]

It’s actually based on snout shape and skin shade

[@StinkySmellyGoblin]

I’m not going to threaten you for this comment but I do want you to know that I considered it, you foul beast 😤

[@FatbeardThePirate]

Fun fact, hippos aren't actually fat. They have a relatively thin layer of subcutaneous fat but under that they are straight muscle.

[@rabitstreetball203]

Was lookin for that Tugg way fatter than any hippo. Still good vid

[@JustSomeRandomDude.]

⁠@@rabitstreetball203 Dude, don’t make fun of someones weight.

[@FatbeardThePirate]

​@@rabitstreetball203 Don't you dare insult our king

[@yalkn2073]

@@JustSomeRandomDude. Almost everyone is fatter than a hippo

[@hitmanjonesy1586]

Not a "fun fact." That's a TERRIFYING fact!! 😭

[@thechickenwizard8172]

Shoutout to zoos with a reptile house, seeing a bunch of derpy frogs and lizards has never failed to make my shriveled heart happy again

[@MyNameIsSamFlynn]

I was disappointed that he didn't mention them. The reptile and amphibian enclosures are my favorite places at the zoo. Second only to the big cat section.

[@janaederryberry5059]

Hi, I work in a herpetarium, and you just made my day ❤😭

[@Cteodorski]

Tugg is so wrong on the herps

[@EveloGrave]

​@@MyNameIsSamFlynnA fellow individual of culture I see.

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

I have dumpy tree frogs and I love the fuck out of them even when they think fingers are food

[@sameemaree3528]

As an Australian, im so glad that you didnt fall for the koala propaganda. Everyones like "aww they're so cute". No, they are gross. The babys will eat their mums diarrhoea, they make these unsettling growling noises, they spend most of they day sleeping because eucalyptus leaves dont provide much energy and they are just gross animals. Now, wombats are cute. Not friendly, they do growl and will try to fuck you up if you ever find one. But they're cute as hell and interesting. Their poop is cube shaped, they use their butts to protect from and sometimes even kill predators, and the way they walk around on those stubby little legs, with their cute little faces, makes my heart happy. But no one ever knows about wombats, the clearly superior animal, because of koala propaganda.

[@MrKoala3000]

Lies. We and wombats are not enemies, just human idiocy

[@CheeseNinja]

wombats and quokkas from what ive heard

[@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart]

Wombat is my favorite word 😂

[@bshaw8175]

brother you have no idea how many animals do the whole eating poop thing. The thing is its specialised poop the mother does when the baby is first born to allow the baby to essentially gain the correct gut bacteria so they can actually fucking eat

[@radboyrandom1976]

Tugg hating snakes is so on brand for someone who has been compared to Animated Rats in the past

[@ACFloyd]

I can appreciate Tugg putting animals in worthless not because they are worthless but because they shouldn’t be in zoos

[@maxj9204]

Flamingoes are funny af if you watch them for a minute. They mate for life, so youll notice theyre almost always paired off and then each pair belongs to a little group that survives soely on talking shit to other couples and groups. There is more drama in a group of 20 flamingoes than an entire highschool, and they express it in the most ridiculous combination of noise and flapping ive ever seen

[@cutie5119]

That's so adorable 😂😂

[@birdboy16]

Now I want a drama series starring flamingos

[@HotStrange]

This makes the title of Pink Flamingoes (the movie) even better.

[@BlueJay2]

The zoo I volunteer at has two lions (it's a small zoo), a very old male, and a very young female (the male's partner died from old age and lions get sad when they're alone so they got a new one). The lioness is so active and loves to run around and play with her ball, and the male is so tired and done with her. I've seen the lioness sneak up on the male and bite him to get him to chase her so many times. She's just harassing this old man and it's hilarious. So I'd say our lions are pretty entertaining.

[@Cassowaryeatingnoodles]

The cassowary approves

[@kinoprojektproduktionen2553]

Yeah but you work there so you get to see this due to time spent there. Tugg is speaking from visitor perspective where you’re most likely at an exhibit for no more than 10min. Lions are beautiful, but they are just lounging and basking a LOT! Personally I don’t mind, but I can see why someone would think they’re not exciting.

[@BlueJay2]

@kinoprojektproduktionen2553 I work on the opposite side of the zoo from the lions, so I rarely ever see them actually. I usually just see them when I go to the zoo for fun instead of work. I see the tiger most days tho and she's always pacing/patrolling and sometimes she'll hide and stalk me if I'm by the windows and it's very funny XD

[@Linnyxx17]

Hi, just your average born and raised local Floridian girl here🙋‍♀. Just want to say, that wasn't an alligator you chose @10:18 that was a lovely salt water crocodile, you can tell by how narrow the snout is as well as being able to see its teeth. And those boys are far more aggressive then our lovely swamp puppies lol. love you Tugg!

[@TheCheeseBandit326]

8:16 “their sneaky, their sly” My domesticated fox, Waffle likes to run into my garden and scream when he wants attention. I don’t think he understands the concept of sly lol

[@_physically_insane_]

WAFFLE

[@TheCheeseBandit326]

yes, we called him waffle because when we took him in, he somehow got his big butt into the cupboard and tried to eat a pre cooked waffle (he was fine, don’t worry)

[@spidershateniko]

i went to a zoo camp once, and a red panda stole my pretzels out of my hand. love those guys. 100% god tier

[@JadeTheAdventurer]

Omori pfp

[@GrimmDelightsDice]

Why the hell were they letting kids have hands on access to zoo animals? Yikes.

[@destribunny2121]

Red pandas are the best for sure!!!

[@Rusty_Spy]

I saw a red panda at the zoo, it was just sleeping but it was easily the best part of the day

[@s7nseer]

The red pandas always used to be escaping the San Diego zoo supposedly they’re good at that

[@MissyRoseLord]

Fun fact: there is 1 area in south west Sydney where Koalas are chlamydia free! The reason for this is believed to be due to a highway, infected Koalas are run over before they reach the non-infected side and therefore prevented from spreading disease.

[@Ms_desolated]

... Oh

[@face3408]

Damn nature you scary

[@chango.-.]

Press X to doubt.... somehow the others just get away Scott free?

[@MissyRoseLord]

@@chango.-. Sorry could you elaborate? I might be able to explain it further, so basically the disease was spreading through the whole koala population via sexual reproduction, shared bodily fluids such as a female feeding her bub and airborne particles. There is this colony in South and south west Sydney that didn't get it and we kind of boxed them in with roads, suburbs, cities and highways before they could get infected, creating a barrier that killed any Koalas that may spread the disease. So now there's an area of national park that is secured and protected. These Koalas are super important to the scientific community so the local councils do almost everything they can to prevent the spread of disease between them. Hope that cleared it up!

[@All-mightssecretlovechild]

Is that a family guy reference?!​@@face3408

[@anthonyfederico7904]

Your cat heard you talk about it being cool to have a fox. Jumped up and was like, “not in my house!”

[@ReReNoodle]

you put respect on Abby's name sir

[@Thedrawingdudekai]

I’m stealing your pfp later

[@Hi_My_Names_Ryan]

6:09 One time at the St. Louis Zoo they had a peacock running around on the loose and it was awesome. Thats my favorite Zoo animal now cuz he was chilling in the dippin dots line

[@DarkFire1536]

My sister in law had peacocks at her wedding and they peacocks were running at and trying to attack all the guests.

[@ElijahGolladay]

I one time saw a peacock wandering on the side of the road in the countryside on my way to my grandparents. Were I saw the peacock isn’t near any place that would have animals like that so it was interesting to see.

[@kaylaallen794]

I went to a zoo for my birthday about 2 years ago and learned what a binturong is and they quickly became one of my favorite animals. They're extremely fluffy, round-faced, long-tailed, and their hormones cause them to naturally smell like popcorn 🥹

[@QuickAttack283]

It actually makes sense tugg daddy is scared of snakes; he’s probably commonly mistaken as their favorite food

[@Thedrawingdudekai]

EXACTLY THE LITTLE RAT BOY IS SYMPATHIZING WITH HIS OWN KIND

[@MakhsatKhanatkut]

Not beating the rat boy allegations Tugg lol

[@goatking80]

The way I giggled when I read this lmao

[@gimmiekiwi]

😂❤

[@rileybrown544]

in england the foxes sound EXACTLY like a woman screaming for help. not something i was expecting as a 5 year old.

[@MySerpentine]

So do peacocks LOL

[@KaizerHiwatari]

An awful noise Filled the air I heard a scream In the woods somewhere A woman's voice! I quickly ran Into the trees With empty hands A fox it was He shook, afraid I spoke no words no sound he made -Hozier's In The Woods Somewhere

[@LKMNOP]

That's all foxes, not just ones in England. And it's the females mating call.

[@jaschabull2365]

I've heard the same about cougars. Never heard one though, we just get coyotes in my neck of the woods.

[@andrewsawsomeideasandanima6222]

I live in an area where peacocks like to roam, I think they are more active in the fall. Their feathers are pretty nice when you are able to find them on the street, both the male peacocks and the female peahens.

[@cammel]

Where is that idk their nature habitat

[@Bananova-slupka]

and the way that they scream!

[@زيادالطويل-ع2ط]

most likely india ​@@cammel

[@cherxmoya3982]

Yea in the Michigan zoo they're not even in an enclosure they just walk around like pigeons

[@ulawan5]

​@cammel They are originally from India and Southeast Asia depending on the species, but people have been breeding them for literal centuries There's a suburb in Dallas with a bunch running wild that were released decades ago and are beloved by the residents, I imagine it's pretty common in other places too lol

[@theoneandonlyZef]

Monitor lizards are in S tier, they're so silly. Last time I went to a zoo was on a quiet day and the monitor lizards (i dont remember which species but a relatively small one) were there. one ran up to the glass and was sniffing it where i was, moving with me, and the larger one slowly crawled after it. It's one of my best zoo experiences to date.

[@holybamboozler]

Orangatans are the fucking best. I worked at a Zoo one summer, and I'd often walk to the Orangatan exhibit after my shift ended just to spend HOURS with the baby Orangutan they had. He was active, expressive, smart, and LOVED human interaction. His mom was super sweet too, though a bit less playful. I like to believe they started to recognize me after a while and that we were friends. It's been over two years since I've gotten to visit them, and I miss them. The baby has probably grown up a bit by now, and I doubt they'd still remember me, but sometimes I think about going to the zoo again just to see them.

[@jasiahvazquez3649]

Caribou are reindeer. What you showed, sir, is a moose. Caribou are wild reindeer. Reindeer in captivity are called reindeer. Very different feom the moose you showed

[@SilvrRazorFeather]

Pretty sure that's a red deer, at least that's what we call them where I come from. In the US moose is the large cervine with wide antlers and big noses.

[@Spectru123]

Ok moose boy

[@SilvrRazorFeather]

My bad, he did show a moose later in the video. I replied too soon 😂

[@MrMaggidaggi]

What do you mean wild reindeer. All reindeer are wild, santa ain't real. Do you mean like not farmed reindeer? Reindeer we don't like herd?

[@the17thhorsemanoftheapocalypse]

Everyone shut up, the thing in the video was a red deer, a caribou is a North American reindeer, the caribou was never domesticated but the reindeer was. There are still wild reindeer populations. And that sir, is not a moose in the us, idk where you’re from. Edit: my bad that is in fact a moose

[@salschance]

Ive gotten tugged so much lately. Thank you, Tucker, for tugging me more on Extra Tugg

[@Arthur-ek7nd]

I'm starting to get tugged raw tbh

[@DorukGürsoy-h9f]

AYO what?

[@Mr.PepeSilvia]

Lotion up

[@indocheese7121]

Game is game

[@someidiot6067]

who up extra tugging they hog?

[@Prometheusthegreat]

4:44 Not surprised he feels bad for his fellow rat

[@tiffanyharvey3443]

Fun Fact about cheetahs They're naturally filled to the brim with anxiety due to them constantly getting bullied in the wild by other animals and some zoos actually have service dogs FOR the cheetahs. so sometimes at zoos if you see a random dog in the cheetah enclosure, that's one of the cheetahs service animal

[@d.kamara1964]

As an avid fan, i feel obligated to tell you that elephants ABSOLUTELY DO NOT THINK HUMANS ARE CUTE!!! Whoever made that up was either trolling us, the elephants, or both! Can they love humans? Definitely, yes, if you treat them right. Treat them wrong, and you'll be meeting St. Peter WAY sooner than u planned! Before you ask, yes, i got this from Casual Geographic. Keep being amazing, Tugg Daddy!!!❤❤❤😂😂

[@Cutieboop11.1]

The Flying Fox Bat!! GOD TEIR!! They are My favorite animal and pretty chill with humans! They are herbivores so they have no interest in hurting you, and they aren't nocturnal, so they're up and around during the day! Not to mention they are HUGE! Their wingspan can get up to six feet wide. Love your videos so very much, you always brighten my dad and I do a little happy dance when you upload. ❤

[@zehlua]

HELL YEAH 🦇

[@CJSports307]

YES

[@Repton0]

I love fruit bats too. Never saw one at the zoo sadly from what i remember. Really hope i can see them once because they're unbelievably cute

[@Justap3rrs0n]

Tugg stresses out like a mother of 5 with marriage problems

[@HyperFlameBoi246]

I wouldve liked to see Tugg talk about the Capybara. Instant God tier in my eyes. They are the chillest animal in the world, and they will show up to any after party.

[@jaschabull2365]

Ahh yes, I remember enjoying seeing capybaras and maras. Rodents that are trying to be ungulates are neat!

[@birboi]

13:31 that’s actually the screech of a red- tailed hawk! Media companies didn’t like how bald eagles sounded on a patriotic sense, so they swapped the noises and it has just stuck ever since.

[@very_funni]

heh.... red tailed hawk... tuah... funny

[@NorwegianGirlie23]

My family went to the Denver zoo, and it started raining, so we took shelter in this artifical cave that looked out to the Cougar exhibit. My brother sits down on the bench and leans against the glass, and immediately, a cougar that had been dozing sits up, and starts prowling towards him. We give my brother some warnings, telling him he's "being stalked" but he's too exhausted to care. Suddenly, the cougar bursts into a sprint and leaps against the glass, mouth open and pressed against the glass riggt behind my brother. He jumps 6 feet into the air and screams. Best zoo visit.

[@ajjamsen694]

Platypi are so friggin cool! The males have spurs they use for self defense. They are one of the few species of venomous mammals. They don't lactate from the usual place, they secret milk from their skin and on top of everything, they are friggin ADORABLE! Also! Anteaters have these MASSIVE claws that they can use to disembowl mf'ers (and have) because they are practically blind, like rhinos

[@BaddeGrasse]

Thank you for supporting the platypus, I go down to the river to watch them play around while I toke on the regular, highlight of any day

[@LimpNoodle17]

petition to change it from platypi to platypussies

[@fermentedoj315]

Platypuses are also bio fluorescent, they glow under UV light! Super cool animal

[@ajjamsen694]

@BaddeGrasse omg you get to see them up close? I AM SO JEALOUS! My first baby toy was/is (I still have it 35 years later) a platypus and they have been one of my favorite animals 😍

[@AssortedMold268]

the word platypus is greek in origin, so the plural is actually *platypodes.* people often also make this mistake with the word octopus, which is also greek, so it has the plural octopodes instead of octopi.

[@kayleighrose]

One thing you neglected to mention about koalas; they are vicious. They will not hesitate to maul your face off. Their claws are gnarly.

[@Interdacted]

Can you send me some?

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

I have never once seen or heard about this happening.

[@KemGeography]

Komodo Dragon, Cool as hell, I mean have you seen one, and they just look at you wanting to hunt you, it is just incredible

[@Calvan42]

The platypus actually glows under UV light. They literally glow green, and that is rad AF.

[@bensteinhauser784]

You forgot the beer animal ever: penguins. They belong in the category above god tier.

[@CRandyGamble]

I don't know why but I was concerned about this list as a fellow animal fan, but then you knocked it out of the park. As soon as you reacted to the elephant, I knew the rest of the list would be perfect and you did not disappoint. Exactly correct, from a zoo visitor point of view, just flawless. Yes, yes, yes, down the line, I'm right with you. This should not have mattered to me AT ALL but it did and now I'm in a great mood. Nice work!

[@Everything_Animal]

Flamingo: S Tier. Any species but mainly American Flamingos. I'm biased because I've worked caring for them, but they are excellent birds. Watching their social dynamics and interactive behaviors is very cool. They also "dance" to draw up food into the water column which is very fun to see. +vocalizations 10/10. They have a level of intelligence where they have some level of observable smartness but not so smart that it's difficult to keep them content in captivity. Give them some muddy water, a sprinkler, some sand, a couple plants to mess with, and they will have a blast.

[@imvandalized21]

TUGGLETS UNITE

[@Loreeetta]

I LOVE BEING A TUGGLET

[@paranoia666...]

UNITE!!!

[@Insanebehaviordude]

It's Tuggling time!

[@Fooltomary]

I wanna get tugged

[@Potatovstomato]

Tugg! Tugglets shall be forever! o7

[@barretthoven]

If you go right when the zoo close to me opens (worlds largest natural habitat zoo btw), you have about a 92% chance of hearing the lions roar, or even better, seeing them roar yourself. Also, to me a sleeping lion is still dope as hell. Bro is just peaceful. Makes me want to sit on a bench and just meditate by looking at em

[@lettucevideoposting]

Peacock tails ARE (kind of) impractical in nature! There's some debate but the general consensus is that their tails (called "trains". Talk about dumptruck) and their impressive size + iridescent colors are useful to attract females (sexual selection) and show "fitness"- since their tails are likely to complicate an individual's survival (too shiny, it makes them more visible to predators, and their length hinders escape from danger), it technically shows that only the fittest males could survive the handicap of a large butt. That's why the trait has prevailed. Also I think it's really funny that we call males peacocks, females peahens and babies peachicks. Hell yeah ornithology naming conventions

[@Nireni]

10:39 You sir need to read up more on hyenas.

[@jamiemacMahon]

Their birthing process, their bite force- the fact that they go toe to toe with lions 😔 so many things that he needs to learn about them

[@SimoneSimiPrins]

I was just saying this to my husband. I dare Tugg to go toe to toe with a Hyena. They'll destroy you and laugh at your corpse

[@HotStrange]

Haha I was just thinking Hyenas are waaaay more deadly than Tuggs letting on. I definitely wouldn’t want to encounter one in the wild.

[@Glue4242]

4:35 “I don’t want to f*cking see your snake” -big tugg 2025

[@billyraida2127]

11:58 tug please do not the lemur

[@WyattF_07]

Came here to comment that lol

[@malcolmj.7409]

"Never stop a man from doing what he loves. Unless it's fucking lemurs." -God 2025

[@GeminiSenpai1312]

Fun fact: a platypus enclosure/where they’re cared for is called a platypusary. YW.

[@gamooor1386]

Our peacocks at our zoo just roam the entire zoo grounds during the day as a sort of roaming exhibit

[@nerdyoldguy]

7:40 This is NOT true. I'm sorry, we all wish it was, but whoever made the facebook post that started that myth wanted people to die. Highly recommend Casual Geographic's latest video on elephants because they are super kool, but we ain't no puppies in their eyes

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

True, that idea was proven false. They do probably think we are neat, though, just not cute.

[@janssen7535]

This is the most tragic thing I've heard in months

[@Will.2fine]

calling that moose a "caribou" hurt me.

[@night_skyler]

same dude same

[@erezin]

and the wildebeest a water buffalo

[@Will.2fine]

@@erezin I’m not even sure how you mix those up💀

[@lovepeople777]

Snakes are one of my favorite animals have you seen a python theyre littearly noodle puppies omg i love them

[@Kryxx07]

"Noodle puppies." OMG I love this description, haha.

[@jaschabull2365]

Loved those Sonny and Cher videos. And the Julius videos. And Marshmallow the Hog.

[@dsdgjj]

any zoo with a nocturnal/cave animal section that's lit with red/b lue lights so you can see all the critters: GOD TIER

[@EmmanuelKolb]

As a snake owner, who loves his snake more than life, I have to agree

[@selene3741]

Those seals that just swim around all calming-like are GOD TIER

[@alexisjordan9055]

As someone who has seen a platypus in a zoo they're typically inside in a dark room, since they live in lowlight areas, and have a majority water habitat with some walking areas. Pretty similar to a penguin enclosure, but darker, warmer and with less land area. ...And yes, I did see it at the San Diego Zoo.

[@amondhawes-khalifa1949]

10:47 Did... Did Father Tugg just refer to a Safari as a "Drive through Zoo"???

[@Jaesdaes]

No, there’s actual drive thru zoos in different parts of the U.S :3

[@amondhawes-khalifa1949]

@Jaesdaes Wait, for real...? Damn, and here I thought that died with movie theaters, (^◡^")

[@Kryxx07]

I don't think he was referring to a safari. Most likely referring to something like Northwest Trek Wildlife Park. It's like a safari, but in a MUCH more controlled environment.

[@arrakaarkana6281]

The NC zoo is unusual, because it's specifically dedicated to replicating the natural habitat as closely as possible. It is, according to wikipedia, "the world's largest natural habitat zoo," and "one of two state-supported zoos in the US, the other being the Minnesota Zoo." The elephant enclosure is 47 acres. The giraffe habitat (not a common zoo animal, at all) is something like two square miles. The giraffe/ostritch enclosure is 4.7 acres, and you're allowed to feed them sometimes (it's up to them if they want to be fed by hand, and they do have food available inside). It's also one of the only Association of Zoos and Aquariums zoos in the US to have a breeding pair of polar bears (and the enclosure is quite large and cooled, they're doing very well). The coolest animals to see there, though, are the puffins! They're some of the only flighted birds that can swim with extreme proficiency, and then come out of the water and fly almost immediately afterward. They dive off of rocks and into the water and it is SO COOL. The whole thing is 500 acres, and the animals are very well taken care of, unlike so many of the private zoos. It's very cool.

[@dinosaurinsider]

In my hometown in Kutchh, India you can often see peacocks just roaming about so I'm quite desensitized to it honestly

[@moops-x2u]

0:13 Our king can't have a video talking about zoos without Harambe.

[@matane2465]

Cheetahs are awesome. They're like big house cats because they can purr and meow.

[@Micah_Bell_NOT_aRat]

The whole "Elephants think we're cute" thing has been disproven, they're just curious. Also, there are Otters in the Amazon (Giant Otter) that grow over a foot longer than your average Sea Otter. 12:15 Birds are reptiles

[@haydenhorton]

What a fun guy this dude is at parties

[@BIGMIKEREC]

I was waiting on otter, and you got it right! Saw them at the zoo and were amazed at how awesome they are

[@LilyZigzagoon]

7:07 FUN FACT OF THE DAY: platypuses don’t have stomachs.

[@SkeletonMischief]

Because no one has asked I'd love to know how they don't have stomachs! They eat n stuff, but where does it go? Also, don't they glow?

[@Kyngte1]

​@SkeletonMischief they glow under black light I believe

[@gimmiekiwi]

Oh wow!! Where does there food go?

[@kingrahzar9351]

11:36 that's a moose. you will NEVER find a moose at a zoo

[@Its-a-Brian]

Caribou 😂

[@Steveofthejungle8]

I’ve seen moose in zoos before! Not super common but they’re there

[@blakemcmillan5680]

You can find them in Canadian zoos, I know for sure they have (maybe not anymore) them at the Calgary zoo

[@malachiwarren9354]

You can find moose in a zoo, we have a nature reserve up north hear in newfoundland and we have both moose caraboo and foxes and a few other animals that currently don't come to mind

[@moodapenkinislazy]

theres moose at columbus zoo

[@kingrahzar9351]

7:54 that's a wildebeest

[@ramtailthebattlertr2066]

I was about to say, not even a buffalo, much less a water buffalo

[@ItsCaminates]

I have spent all of today watching big tugg, thank you for blessing me with a Wednesday episode

[@roxy-33-99]

4:53 he would feel bad for a rat

[@cuttinaboot]

I’ve seen otters in person in Scotland loads of times they are so cute to see just pop up randomly when I’m stoned on a walk

[@ryleyasbell4183]

Fun fact: the only zoo in North America that has a platypus is the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. It is in a nocturnal habitat. They’re in big tanks with some logs and land to climb up on. They mainly stay in the water tho!

[@danielschmaderer]

6:14 in the city of Arcadia in California, the peacocks roam the streets like no one’s business. Also, they only show their cool tails during mating season during Spring and Summer.

[@Zachsquatch531]

They’re so freaking loud though. Where I lived north of Tampa, FL had them roaming free around my neighborhood and the noise they make is terrible.

[@danielschmaderer]

@ this is true. They get extremely loud during mating season. Fall and winter is when they quiet down a lot.

[@crotchgoblin1457]

I live in that area! They are so dope but they do be sitting in the middle of the road a little too often. They live at the Arboretum, no?

[@dogs4life008]

The "water buffalo" is actually a black wildebeest. However, both are very cool animals! and the "caribou" is a moose

[@Im_Jakon]

I used to work for a famous musician, he unironically just had peacocks roaming his yard

[@firerun777]

Love that Tucker put Mufasa and his killers in the same tier

[@opegamin]

4:40 typical. Mouse person doesn't like snakes. Biology

[@Garrus-uu4cc]

8:25 this is what the fox say

[@rinmorinai]

Beat me to it.

[@MatheusRAlves-lg5nd]

It's just a single braincell hopping from tugglet to tugglet

[@Garrus-uu4cc]

@rinmorinai great minds think alike

[@rinmorinai]

@@Garrus-uu4cc pretty much

[@Itanium.09]

Thank you lord Tugg for posting another great video.

[@clarenceweaver1820]

Alligators and snapping turtles are god-tier Zoo animals. They’re just chilling, scrunkly creatures. It’s fun to watch them eat too

[@dwarvenpony120]

Had one of the lions roar while I was at the zoo as a kid. Even though I was halfway across the zoo when it happened, I could feel the roar in my chest. Those cats are super loud.

[@littlestrhino]

I went to a zoo in southern Georgia and they had peacocks loose, roaming the whole zoo area. They would CONSTANTLY attack cars when they saw their reflection. Kind of scary, very mean. They are pretty from a distance.

[@haydenk6459]

Same in Fort Wayne zoo but they can’t leave the zoo into the parking lot, they’re chillin tho I haven’t heard of any attacks

[@stray_editori]

5:28 hah! "they are, like, lion on a rock" (ba dum tss) (my ears are broken and making up puns for me now)

[@JaxTheMan_]

This video is sustainance for the day

[@GreenDude_Gaming]

There's actually a peacock that lives in my neighborhood. It was someone's patch that escaped at some point and now it's just been living in my neighborhood for a couple years.

[@shannonm3863]

One of the coolest experiences I had in the past few years was with a lion at the zoo. For some reason, he’d decided to chill right up against the glass. I could’ve touched him if the glass hadn’t been there (not that I would have because I like having fingers). I could see each individual hair on his mane- I could even see his eyelashes. And then he just turned and looked at me and I just felt like I was meeting Mufasa or something and it was just sick af. They truly have such a majesty to them that’s awe-inspiring if you’re lucky like I was.

[@stellachamberlain8052]

I was at the zoo when I was five. I'm from South Africa BTW. I was looking at the gorilla enclosure and it came up to the window, pressed its ass on the window and peed right infront of me😂😂😂

[@Cringey_Catholic]

Im a seasonal worker at the zoo in my area. We have this one ostrich that would come right up to the fence all the time and just...stare at people. I don't work directly with any "dangerous" animals, but that ostrich was the only one that could strike a primal fear in me, even behind a fence. (And yes, she will nip given the opportunity) Edit: just found the video I took of her one time, and I completely forgot that she went up to the fence IN THE RAIN. None of the other animals were willing to get soaked like that. Yeah, Idk about other ostriches, but she was definitely a character.

[@sieramarie8190]

9:53 “ fresh water waters”

[@dylandavis2737]

When you said "the rat of Europe" for the kangaroo all i could imagine was you taking a trip to Europe and just asking everyone where the kangaroos are where the koalas are and all the other Australian animals are

[@jennerdavis4097]

There was, in fact, a polar bear at the SF zoo. The poor thing had some form of OCD, all he could do was swim back and forth in his tank, hop out, tap his paw, hop back in , lather rinse repeat. It was really sad. He passed away a few years back. RIP

[@violetmcnamara-i5k]

Meerkat- god tier Naked mole rat- very dope

[@HeLlowOrLd-x3i]

5:20 gosh the cincinnati zoo's lions are very playful

[@NathanCastilloIRL]

Yeah the Gorillas too

[@johnhill4004]

How many George Washington’s does it take to work a fax machine with no instructions

[@Interdacted]

Lol this was on papa meats vid

[@arabellaknott1529]

prairey dogs and meerkats are both god tier. absolute legends

[@RobBobMcSlopJob]

Capybara - God Tier Especially when they’re able to be pet and fed. Chillest animal on the list

[@LiamRamirez-sx7hy]

According to toh, Giraffes are demons so freaky they were banished from the demon realm

[@FranciscoXimenes-t5m]

KZbin ALGORITHM HID THIS FROM ME FOR 5 MINUTES! HOW DARE IT?

[@Aldoisunhinged]

Right. The algorithm is broken.

[@nuts2deep693]

Then subscribe and use the subbed tab simple fix

[@Monkezvr33]

Daddy Tugg has delivered us a new video. We shall feed and gain sustenance from the quality content Also, video idea: Brittish culture that was actually stolen. Basically, a video ranting about Brittish people (as a Brittish person, I grant you permission to use my idea, just credit me pls)

[@koalatime6664]

Reading this with a British accent is so funny

[@darkdemonsion]

You forgot to mention the way giraffes use those cute little horns as weapons while they swing their head around on those lanky ass necks

[@PsychCow]

There's platypuses at the Safari Park in SD. They're kept in a room thats pretty dimly lit and the enclosure itself is made to resemble a stream and has pretty fast moving water.

[@sunsun5005]

2:47 took me a moment to remember Abby is the cat 😂😂

[@mars_rov]

Your spirit animal is a platypus.

[@MAYBEMAYNOTBE2]

Hey, I haven't finished that airline video.

[@JungleJuliaDP]

6:28 I grew up in Atlanta. Only times I've seen peacocks irl were when I visited the Yellow River Game Ranch. Many of the animals would walk around freely, and they had several peacocks. They were beautiful, and the ranch was where I learned peacocks can fly (albeit a very limited range of flight). The place was located off of HWY-78 in Snellville, just outside of the metropolitan area. It's unfortunately closed now, but I LOVED going there as a kid. I veered off on a bit of a tangent, but my overall point is that I agree with your ranking of peacocks and your recognition of their awesomeness.

[@veeraboddu4630]

Peacocks in Atlanta 😭 see dem with the skinny jeans 😭😭😭