Americas' Secret Top Tier Animal
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02. Black Ops 2 Theme
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I paid for a month of Nebula just to see this video early. Didn't disappoint.
My next play through's gonna either be a gemsbok or a pronghorn y'all.
So glad you liked it! Hope you enjoyed the rhino video as well
@@TierZoovideo releasing soon or nebula only?
Solid choices but my next is set on the majestic frigatebird , such a cool build
@@lilyng1097he said it will be released on yt in a few months
i think i might try a cat playthrough. not sure what traits i want though.
You know it's a good year when tierzoo uploads
Real
you know it's a good meta dlc pack
Indeed quality over quantity any day (or "year" in this case).
Yeah it's been a while
this year is finally complete, see you all in 2024
Truly one of the great North American animals. It fully outlived all of its enemies.
Still has to outlive us
@MrWepx-hy6sn I don't think humans think of pronghorn as enemies. And I doubt pronghorns realize we are the source of the fences.
@@MrWepx-hy6sn Don't worry, the speed goat is still doing ok.
Figured you'd be here!
Figured you'd be here!
These are truly amazing animals.
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When I was a child my mom used to care/rehabilitate ferrets and weasels, I learned quickly that ferrets truly are the clowns of the animal kingdom. I knew they were predators but I didn’t actually grasp at how much of a predator they were until one day a massive rat twice the size of my smallest ferret got inside and lets just say the rat got rekt. I had never seen something that was so small, so cute and so friendly and silly ravage another animal to this extent...Would love to see a tier list of both wild and domestic ferrets/weasels/minks etc :)
He covered mustelids in the honey badger video.
He called human structures a balance patch
This really underlines just how OP humans are
Nerf humans
Devs 'well make the most op build be a social build that hates each other, surely they won't become a problem and just constantly fight each other the entire time'
@@KraytTheGreat Dude, Humans seem to be the only player base that self-imposes nerfs on themselves.
@@cryochick9044 I think that was the true intent, but players are going to player and no plan of the devs is ever save from the playerbase's shenanigans.
@@ageishyena3035 I mean yea that's the joke. How could they not see that even with a little bit of teamwork they become a problem once they stop murdering each other. And oddly enough murder each other made them better at being oppressive towards other builds.
I love seeing a majestic herd of prong horns on the Great Plains.
Sounds like some cool fantasy D&D shit to someone who has never seen an animal more interesting than a fox, or a biome other than basic European forest and grasslands.
Better hope that the forum rumors of future strife on the N. American map are just that, rumors. Otherwise, the human mains might start mining the pronghorns for XP and they may get phased out of the game.
Come visit Yellowstone! You wanna see big ice age mammals everywhere? We got em!
The story of your enslavement, the "elite" exposed 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖
red dead redemption reference
I was starting to wonder how pronghorns haven't become overpopulated, as no other build seemed to be able to catch them... then you mentioned the golden eagle. I think the pronghorn playerbase is perfectly fine as is, every prey build needs at least one predator build that can keep it in check.
Pronghorns are such an amazing build, and one of my favorites. Leftovers from the Pleistocene expansion that have OP mobility stats now that they're in the current meta, away from their former competitors.
Yeah, they're great.
They're all leftovers, aren't they?
One of my favorites too.
People love to use the word "op" when it really isnt
There's an underground mod patch and server that extincts human builds from the Americas and speeds up cycle time. It's called "Mutual" or sometimes "Omaha". I'm sure longer time players of humans will get the reference. Basically, some cougar/puma players are heading out onto the prairies and turning their insane jump stats into running stats.
While going solo camping, I used to wake up to a party of pronghorns invading my camp. A lot of the times I could hear them walking around in the night. It made me feel good because I knew the pronghorns players would only hangout next to me if a predator build wasn’t close by.
youre a predator nearby
It could attract pronghorn predators to your camp. There wasn't any predators but a predator tracking them would likely then pass through your camp.
Animal inspires me.. My parents said if i get 40K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging.
@@gnarlyandy1 what an interesting way to think about it.
The prey brought the predators to you lol
But then you must watch out for aliens.
I'm a wildlife biologist in an area with pronghorn and one change we've started doing with older barbed wire fences is replacing the typical 4 wire fence with a 3 wire setup that has a smooth wire on the bottom. It still works to keep cows out and is far more pronghorn friendly! Great video as always.
Love to hear it!
just surprised there are even any left, imagine they would all be on someone's wall.
Far out! Glad to hear such an easy fix was brought in to help the pronghorns out.
Glad to hear a more refined pronghorn friendly method is being deployed.
@@krono5el hunters are some of the biggest contributors to animal conservation.
The pronghorn build is really good for casual players who dont like having too much of a challenge to get into.
We have missed you, King, These videos are so high quality its actually immaculate
Truth. His style is both entertaining and informative. Never boring, and always leaves me with a sense of anticipation for the next upload. His narration skills are top notch, too.
It's great that tierzoo also shines light on some of these underrated builds, would like to see more of them.
The story of your enslavement, the "elite" exposed 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖
Maybe in 3 months
Interesting how the pronghorn is the only member of the giraffe family outside of Africa.
A very cool build and one of my personal favorites!
Actually its in the family antilocapridae, not giraffidae, but those two families are indeed related
@dulaman9791, you should know that both families belong to the superfamily Giraffoidea.
@@indyreno2933 yeah but they're still two separate families
You made my day with that ExciteBike reference at 2:31. Great video as always TierZoo
The fact that mundane fences almost accidentally killed off these breathtaking creatures is simply heartbreaking. Glad they're doing better now.
Skill issue
@@ggnkrsfkoqxbk5078 typical case of "git gud"
Uncontrolled and merciless hunting up until the early 20th century did much more damage to them.
@@cmdrTremyss Ah I see, important fact to have added.
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Last year I had a job surveying birds in the short grass prairies of Colorado. Pronghorns were pretty common and were very curious, I think largely because they knew they were far faster than anything else out there. They would come up pretty close behind me and make a weird and loud bark / grunt noise which could be quite startling! Upon turning around they’d sprint a little bit away and then stop and stare at me as if they were trying to taunt me because they knew I couldn’t catch them! Very cool animals - I’m glad they are getting some love as I feel they’re very under appreciated!
It prob mean they like you but still on guard somehow
Lots of trolls in the pronghorn player base it seems tho I guess when most of your natural predators are extinct it won’t hurt to be overconfident
Man that's interesting, cause when I hear stories from people who have hunted pronghorn, apparently it's not uncommon for guys to make cardboard pronghorn cutouts that they hide behind just to get within 200 yards of the things. So say the hunters that they will see you from a mile away and not come anywhere near you, but I suppose they're smart enough to know when they're being hunted?
@@C-Farsene_5 Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer
Happend to me with girls. They're just flirting.
One of my students did a report on Pronghorns last year! It was nice to see it come up again lol. Thank you for another wonderful episode.
God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)
I haven't watched a TierZoo video in quite a bit and clicked on this one because there's a field with pronghorns right next to my house. I am blown away by how many interesting facts there are about these creatures that I have grown up right next to. The second-fastest land animal in the WORLD? Thank you for this!
The first time I saw a Golden Eagle with my own eyes, I wasn’t even sure what I was looking at. It was on a hillside (in Wyoming) and it looked to me like a huge German shepherd at first glance, so I did what any rational human would do, and I threw a rock in its direction to see if it would move, my rock fell short, and this mighty bird took flight. I swear this bird was large enough to carry me off.
Love the method you use to teach these zoology facts! Keeps viewer engagement high! Thanks for all the hard work.
I never knew Pronghorns aren't related to deer, but are related to Giraffes! Thanks TierZoo for the lesson!
Reminds me of how puffins are not related to penguins, despite their similar features.
The locals call them antelope but they’re not at all related to antelope.
they are not infact giraffidae, but its own group called antilocapridae, related to both giraffes and deer.
@dohse805, more like just giraffes and okapis because both families Giraffidae and Antilocapridae belong to the superfamily Giraffoidea.
I thought they were a type of antelope this entire time lol
It's always nice to see TierZoo shine a spotlight on these obscure builds. Sometimes, it's the unknown innovations that produce the best results.
Hey, Spotlighting prey animals is illegal!
Animal inspires me.. My parents said if i get 40K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging.
You know it's a good year when tierzoo uploads. These are truly amazing animals..
I love how you mix you humour with good information about the animals and their environments. Prime infotainment.
The real top tier build is the friendships we made along the way
This is so anime
Vivek Ramaswamy for President 2o24
That is a great Human perk
the peak of comedy will only go down from here
*cannibalizes friends for extra XP*
If we're talking ancient survivalists, how come we haven't heard anything about monotremes like platypuses and echidnas yet? They're some of the oldest and most unique mammal builds in the game.
niche build with no endgame hate to say it, but it's only a matter of time until they get functionally removed from the overall game. At least in terms of platypuses mains. They've wasted recent resources on positive cartoon representation, but their own viability long-term is still diminishing.
Because they aren't really the same species from millions of years ago whereas the modern pronghorn is the same species that lived during the ice age
All I can think of is a platypus bear from Avatar the last air bender lololololololol
@@Secret_TakodachiMonotremes broke away from the other mammal guilds back when non-avian dinosaurs were still ruling the meta. With all the patches they’ve persisted through, you shouldn’t be so quick to write off their strategy to survive in the increasingly human-driven meta of today.
They only exist due to a bug.
Dude I absolutely love all your videos. your humor and edits make them hilarious but also educational. You make learning fun
The video effects have improved exponentially! Love it!
As a Nevadan, it really is impressive to see them at or near full stride. they really kick up sand behind them when they run.
have I mentioned how much I love your editing? the prong staring at you with the exclamation point, showing the cougar being sneaky. your editing is so on point and fun.
I am so hyped for the next video! Thanks for the hard work
You know its a good decade when tierzoo uploads.
Yet another example of humans being so powerful that we decide if an entire species lives or dies.
The Human complex in a nutshell.
@@lynxfresh5214 Yup. That combined with the indomitable human spirit is what makes us the most versatile yet dangerous animal in the known universe. We're literal world-killers.
Im worse, I have a god complex 😇
@GreenPoint_one Funny enough, some people think of humans as so advanced and beyond the capabilities of the rest of the animal kingdom, that there must be a creator who is like us and designed us. Humans think we're so perfect that we couldn't be the same as our animal cousins. Talk about narcissists, right?
@@arteckjay6537lol
It's always fascinating to see just what branches in the animal family certain animals are a part of. You always see surprises
Mini giraffe build for speed. I love this build too.
Problem is, it’s a wrong information. They belong to the family of Antilocapridae and not Giraffidae and therefore are no giraffes. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antilocapridae
@@nightshade9968its still correct since giraffidae belong to the same family of antilocrapidae or am i perhaps wrong?
ok
@@nightshade9968 Tierzoo misspoke, pronghorns are not giraffids, but they are the closest living relatives of giraffids.
thanks for uploading
needed it
love the videos thank you man
The concept of this channel is brilliant. Well done.
"When predators approach...
We run away"
"Sir you are a genius"
Okay, we've got Sam O'nella, Captain Disillusion, JonTron, AND Tierzoo?!? What a way to start the week, god damn.
Still waiting for nilered, oversimplified and wonderwhy tho
And LittleKuriboh
Kurzgesagt also posted a video about the virus that causes smallpox
That's true
@@luladrgn9155oversimplified is done, the new guy taking his place is “Things I Care About.” His videos are very close to the way oversimplified is.
i really liked this! always appreciative of the vids introducing me to new animals and new ways of considering them :^)
I love all of your posts and it grants me a great deal of serotonin when i see your vid is on trending. keep it up!
You know it’s an S-Tier week when Tierzoo uploads.
this one seemed a little worse than his other ones, still great but a little lworse
@@StazKodamahow dare you insult pronghorns
@@Cherrypizzasquad May misfortune come upon these quick animals
You know its a good day when tierzoo uploads.
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@@Minty7602 but it's so true
Vote Vivek Ramaswamy
It would be even better if he'd link his sources in the description for further reading
I freaking love this channel, it combines my two favorite things of all time, zoology and gaming 😂
I love how he uses video game logic to explain real life animals❤
I’d really like to see a video on the ratites. Despite facing similar problems wherever they live, like the struggle of nesting on the ground, they all face different challenges depending on their specific environment. In particular cassowaries and emus are often praised as ranking above the rest of their family. I think an appropriate title would be something like “Are all ratites low tier?” as I think it’s unfair to lump them all into F tier.
I think the ratites get a bad wrap bc of their extreme vulnerability to neck strikes. Also their struggle with lateral movement is a huge barrier . Any medium sized predator build worth its salt could easily take down a ratite despite the risk of a kick.
new TierZoo video :0
Glad you’re shedding light on pronghorns! I’ll be honest, whenever I talk about pronghorns to anyone like half of them ask what a pronghorn is 😭 really sucks because pronghorns are heckin awesome and super underrated animals :D
finally a new tierzoo vid, keep it up my guy
I remember first hearing about these things on Wild Kratts; god, what would I give to see some kind of crossover between Tier Zoo and them in some way.
You know it's a good month when tierzoo uploads.
Top tier fax
Thanks for uploading
Every time i watch a new video on this channel i get reminded of how absolutely amazing its concept is.
These are truly amazing animals. I was driving on a little two-track trail out in the desert one time when a pronghorn buck started trotting alongside, about fifty yards off to my left. I pushed the gas. So did he. Pretty soon we were doing about 35, and he was staying even with me out there in the sagebrush, not even working hard. I dropped the gas again. So did he. Now we're doing 45, I'm bouncing all over on the rough barely-road, and I get the feeling he's just getting started. All of a sudden he got tired of the game and took off. He was just GONE. He must have been doing about 60. Just left me in the dust. What a cool guy.
Then there are the times I see them when I'm out trail-running. They always stare at me with a facial expression that says, "Aw, how cute."
😆
Hah, human main is trying to go fast. So cute when noobs try to git gud
They're just testing their speed skills, and flexig with that :)
@@medvemapping7263 Sometimes they'll put on a burst of speed and then cut across in front of a truck. You can almost hear them blowing raspberries at you.
It's true about their vision, too. Unless you are one sneaky son of a gun, and usually even then, they'll have you spotted from miles away. They might not run away, but they know you're there.
Love when new Tierzoo videos come out :3
Just a minor correction, pronghorns arent in the giraffe family, they're the only living members of antilocapridae. The closest relatives to this family is indeed the giraffidae so you are correct they're more closely related to giraffes than antelopes and other ruminants, but antilocaprids are not actually within the giraffe family itself
Giraffa is also a genus, Okapia is the genus for okapi and both are in giraffidae.
You should know that both families Antilocapridae and Giraffidae belong to the superfamily Giraffoidea, also, ruminants are actually an informal group because bovids, deer, giraffes, okapis, and pronghorns are all more closely related to camels than they are to chevrotains, water deer, and musk deer.
@@indyreno2933Antilocapridae is currently not included in Giraffoidea. Both Giraffoids and pronghorns are included in the infraorder Pecora, with pronghorns not being assigned to any superfamilty. Ruminants are not an informal group either, the taxonomy of Tragulina is still debated but if they aren't ruminants they can simply be excluded from the taxon to keep it's validity.
@matyaskassay4346, actually, ruminants are an informal group, they are informal because they are paraphyletic as tylopods are descended from ruminants, also, the pronghorn actually does belong to the superfamily Giraffoidea, making the giraffids the closest living relatives of the pronghorn, in fact, Antilocapridae is the youngest family in the Giraffoidea superfamily, Giraffoidea is actually the most basal extant superfamily of pecorans, in fact, there are officially 9 extant superfamilies of even-toed hoofed mammals: Traguloidea, Moschoidea, Giraffoidea, Cervoidea, Bovoidea, Cameloidea, Tayassuoidea, Suoidea, and Hippopotamoidea, Traguloidea contains one extant family: Tragulidae (Chevrotains), Moschoidea contains two extant families: Hydropotidae (Water Deer) and Moschidae (Musk Deer), Giraffoidea contains two extant families: Giraffidae (Giraffes and Okapi) and Antilocapridae (Pronghorn), Cervoidea contains one extant family: Cervidae (Deer), Bovoidea contains one extant family: Bovidae (Bovids), Cameloidea contains one extant family: Camelidae (Camels), Tayassuoidea contains one extant family: Tayassuidae (Peccaries), Suoidea contains one extant family: Suidae (Pigs), and Hippopotamoidea contains one extant family: Hippopotamidae (Hippos), this is the even-toed hoofed mammal taxonomy as officially recognized:
List of even-toed hoofed mammal families:
1) Tragulidae (contains 4 genera: Moschiola, Hyemoschus, Muselaphus, and Tragulus)
2) Hydropotidae (contains 1 genus: Hydropotes)
3) Moschidae (contains 1 genus: Moschus)
4) Antilocapridae (contains 1 genus: Antilocapra)
5) Giraffidae (contains 2 genera: Okapia and Giraffa)
6) Cervidae (contains 20 genera: Odocoileus, Mazama, Pudu, Blastocerus, Ozotoceros, Hippocamelus, Elaphodus, Muntiacus, Rangifer, Dama, Axis, Hyelaphus, Ocellelaphus, Capreolus, Alces, Rucervus, Rusa, Cervus, Elaphurus, and Przewalskium)
7) Bovidae (contains 72 genera: Arabitragus, Nilgiritragus, Hemitragus, Rupicapra, Capricornis, Naemorhedus, Oreamnos, Budorcas, Ovibos, Hippotragus, Addax, Oryx, Beatragus, Damaliscus, Elaphops, Alcelaphus, Connochaetes, Pelea, Kobus, Adenota, Onotragus, Redunca, Tetracerus, Boselaphus, Tragelaphus, Bongo, Nyala, Strepsiceros, Taurotragus, Pseudoryx, Anoa, Bubalus, Syncerus, Bibos, Bos, Poephagus, Bison, Ammotragus, Pseudois, Ovis, Brachyceros, Aegoceros, Capra, Procapra, Trachelocele, Gazella, Tarandrovis, Eudorcas, Nanger, Ammodorcas, Litocranius, Pantholops, Saiga, Antilope, Antidorcas, Aepyceros, Sylvicapra, Cyanotragus, Philantomba, Balantelaphus, Merycotigris, Cephalophus, Eucephalophus, Neocephalophus, Raphicerus, Parvovis, Ourebia, Dorcatragus, Oreotragus, Nesotragus, Neotragus, and Madoqua)
8) Camelidae (contains 4 genera: Vicugna, Lama, Camelus, and Oreocamelus)
9) Tayassuidae (contains 3 genera: Parachoerus, Dicotyles, and Tayassu)
10) Suidae (contains 8 genera: Porcula, Sus, Chaetorhinus, Babyrousa, Verrucophorus, Potamochoerus, Hylochoerus, and Phacochoerus)
11) Hippopotamidae (contains 2 genera: Choeropsis and Hippopotamus)
List of even-toed hoofed mammal superfamilies:
1) Traguloidea (contains 1 family: Tragulidae)
2) Moschoidea (contains 2 families: Hydropotidae and Moschidae)
3) Giraffoidea (contains 2 families: Antilocapridae and Giraffidae)
4) Cervoidea (contains 1 family: Cervidae)
5) Bovoidea (contains 1 family: Bovidae)
6) Cameloidea (contains 1 family: Camelidae)
7) Tayassuoidea (contains 1 family: Tayassuidae)
8) Suoidea (contains 1 family: Suidae)
9) Hippopotamoidea (contains 1 family: Hippopotamidae)
List of even-toed hoofed mammal infraorders:
1) Tragulina (contains 1 family: Tragulidae)
2) Ceratodonta (contains 2 families: Hydropotidae and Moschidae)
3) Pecora (contains 4 families: Antilocapridae, Giraffidae, Cervidae, and Bovidae)
4) Tylopoda (contains 1 family: Camelidae)
5) Suina (contains 2 families: Tayassuidae and Suidae)
6) Ancodonta (contains 1 family: Hippopotamidae)
List of even-toed hoofed mammal suborders:
1) Selenodontia (contains 8 families: Tragulidae, Hydropotidae, Moschidae, Antilocapridae, Giraffidae, Cervidae, Bovidae, and Camelidae)
2) Bunodontia (contains 3 families: Tayassuidae, Suidae, and Hippopotamidae)
@@indyreno2933 jesus fcking christ dude I can read wikipedia too, I didn't ask for a copy-paste novel about something I didn't even talk about... please keep it brief if you intend to respond any further. I just want to know where are you getting this information, because I couldn't find any source that says tylopods diverged from Ruminantia, and Antilocapridae being in Giraffoidea is also not supported by recent phylogenies.
VERBAL CARNAGE!! VERBALITY!!
I would love to hear you talk about one of the premiere survivalist builds that have been wildly successful on almost every server they find themselves in - foxes.
Though they are smaller and more lightweight than similar builds like wolves or coyotes, their unique set of skills and meta-breaking tactics have allowed them to flourish in all servers.
The cheetah clips are incredible! Watching them sprint in slowmotion is amazing.....good
The Great White has got to be my favorite Animal Kart powerup. Though Angry Bee Swarm isn't that bad either.
bee swarm is solid as an area denial, but as a human main, i dont think we can make full use of it. especially since i have the Allergies trait. whats another option?
@@Atma_WeaponI mean you always got ol’ reliable. Ink shot from the squid power up
@@Atma_Weapon well, personally as a bird main (specifically the painted bunting sub-class), I don't really have this issue, so I'm not the best person to ask. I heard that the Swordfish powerup is pretty OP right now though, just hope you're not allergic to seafood lol
I really think a video on the Golden Eagle character skill tree would make for a great video.
Rather than being particularly great in one skill spread they've instead chosen to be very good across multiple stats having higher than average power and speed. By avoiding stat dumping they've given themselves a high but still balanced skillset that I think makes them very noteworthy amongst avian builds.
He makes these videos so much fun to watch
I can not tell you how happy I am that you're back!
One note is that they don’t appear to be in the Giraffidae family as suggested in the video, but rather the Antilocapridae family.
Excellent video as always otherwise.
Yes, sorry about that mistake. They are still the closest living relatives to giraffoids, but are not actually part of the giraffoid taxon
@TierZoo, actually, the pronghorn is part of the superfamily Giraffoidea.
@@indyreno2933 darn it, I knew I didn't pull that out of thin air.
Thanks Wild Krats for teaching me about the great pronghorn
yo fellow pbs kidsonian
"im clipping. Lazy devs"
This killed me
A TierZoo video. This is a really great birthday gift
I never knew these were at all related to Giraffes. Always thought they were some sort of deer.
Yeah, convergent evolution is crazy sometimes.
The deer-like build is good for medium-sized herbivores to the point it's kind of hard sometimes to distinguish deer, antelope, promghorn, and ibexes entirely from each other.
The pronghorn is neither a bovid or a deer, the pronghorn is actually a giraffoid.
You know its a good decade when TierZoo uploads
This video explained so much RDR2 lore I didn't even know
You’ve surprised me many times, TierZoo, but this? This is the best one yet.
Ain't nothing better than getting a notification for a new TierZoo video
Tierzoo, any thoughts on the recent buffs to the "Eco-Awareness" branch to the human skill tree? It's an interesting attempt for the devs to keep humans balanced but also fun to play.
It's strange to see human players switch from destroying the meta to trying to preserve it
@@Daft_Vader Eventually exploits get boring and you want to see how much you can do within the rules of the game.
Too little too late, imo. The effects are going to hit too hard before it levels out. Human players are gonna take a BIG hit, but it's not enough for a complete elimination, especially with how much adaptation humans are capable of.
The main problem I've seen with it is that it has a large risk of getting the "vegan" debuff
@@ageishyena3035 I've heard rumours that the devs are going to trigger the event "Nuclear Annihilation" which would create a whole new meta eliminating humans,hope that's the case cus i'm getting tried of humans running the game.
Never heard of that animal before. It's great that you make such unique educational content, keep going
It has hybrid horn-antlers. Very weird leftover from the early days of split hooved animals.
@@Bacopa68 Your reply made me realize I'm not even sure what the difference between horns and antlers is. It's the same word in my first language. Don't suppose you know?
@@limiv5272 Antlers are made of bone, horns are made of keratin.
Pronghorns will always have a special place in my heart for being the preferred food of one of my parents' cats. Hobbes, one of the sickest cat mains I've ever known, will be forever memorialized with that initial meeting.
Hobbes? Calvin and hobbes? or a housecat hunted pronghorn? what happened?
this was on a housecat run? Definitely one of the most based cat mains around.
Man I'd love a detailed breakdown of the wolf. I know it's been featured on different vids. But a dedicated one is definitely due. It has such a fascinating playstyle, totally different from any other predator (especially the individuals who speced into huge pack trait)
My favorite way to learn about animals. Thank you again.
U really became a s tier editor ! Very nice improvement, GG 👍
I do wonder if TierZoo will ever cover fictional wildlife such as kaiju, Alien Fauna, or even game wildlife such as that of rainworld.
Even if this doesn’t happen I’m still gonna watch these videos :)
I’ve loved the pronghorn ever since I saw a wild kratts episode talking about the pronghorns skeletal structure in their legs, where their hooves are basically their toes. Some bones are fused, so their foot bone is like in the calf area. It’s like running on stilts. In addition, they have a one way lungs like birds do to continuously inhale oxygen.
Yay I've been waiting for another video 🎉
I have never watched your channel before and someone who loves documentaries and video games,This is so much more interesting now.😂 i’m subscribing immediately
Always love a new tierzoo video. Think you can do one on non-dinosaur Mesozoic players? Crocodilians got up to a lot back then.
I'm a simple lad. I see TierZoo upload, I click play.
This is a real good video! Can't wait for more let's play content, we find the best from here.
Lets gooo tier zoo uploads a banger again!
I’d really like more videos on the bioma of the meta. That Surviving the Arctic was really cool and it’s be cool to see more of that for desserts, woods, rain forests, underground, arboreal etc…
Could you do a video why some animals have huge playerbases? I mainly main mostly unknown species, and would like to know why popular classes are so appealing to huge audiences.
Out of curiosity, what are some of your mains?
Any insect main out here? I love cockroach, being able to survive human player nuclear weapon
@@kaja3932 I don't play that much anymore, but some are: Wooden Capercaillie, Artic Fox, Polar Bear. And my favorite: Thylacine, but that didn't work out well..
@@mccraftingtablelmao6204Dude you gotta read the recent patch notes, that ability was removed and swapped out for a buff to the flying ability.
@@mccraftingtablelmao6204 Watch out where you are in your molt or reproductive cycle. I was playing a female roach in Nagasaki in 1945. Worked hard to build a whole egg case as the human players in the Japan part of the server were wasting nothing. Lost my whole brood to radiation, and all my fellows in their molt cycle. I managed to find a fertile male and mate in these unwholesome conditions. I had only six babies before I died from old age and starvation. Mission success though, one of my last daughters is part of the family tree of half of Nagasaki.
Let’s goooo annual tier zoo upload
its a good day when tierzoo uploads
5:54 bro stopped to think about it 💀
nah his controller batteries were empty
I have a suggestion for a future video.
I think you should do a video on tails and the things that various builds use them for both good and bad. That way new players who want to incorporate a tail into their build will know what to do and what to avoid.
Always been a pronghorn build fan. Glad the play style is being spread
A tierzoo upload is like finding free money, does not happends often but when it does it makes you happy
I’m so happy you’re covering them, I remember doing a report on these creatures. They are to me a national American treasure.
I would love to see a Crocodilian Tier List at some point. You covered turtles, lizards, and snakes, so why not crocodilians?
theres really no bad croc tho, maybe the chinese gator is slightly lower
He's got a video covering crocodilians
Honestly, with exception of gharial, all crocodilians are at least A tier.
@@savharris5702 I know, that's why I said a tier list.
@@justinhhp87 Ah, but which ones have the most effective play styles overall? I mean sure, the saltwater croc would no doubt make S-Tier (no pun intended), but still. That I would like to see him analyze and explain.
I saw the title and immediately thought of their issues with fences and went, no way are they S-tier! I’m glad you brought that up!
Animal in this video: "I'm top tier op."
Dragons: "Hold my lava."
you mentioned humans disabling their own tech to help these players out - i'd love to hear more about the ways humans use their high stats to either nerf themselves/others or buff other builds in order to level the playing field. humans have done so much to wreck the meta and it's nice to see that many of them recognize this and do their part to fix it
Yesssssssss he’s back.
Easily one of the best channels on CZcams.
The editing is top notch, Unrivaled when it comes to geographic channels.