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Otters can be very vicious and are definitely preadators. River otters specifically are VERY territorial and will run fades and jump anything that tries to get in their waters
AAAnd they are necrophilic,they SA female otters , they SA female otters in GROUPS. They are the bosses of rivers and dolphins are the bosses of sea...
I wonder why the foxes teeth are not that sharp in his movie, well I guess because predators like foxes and bears are omnivores, but I have notice that predators like tigers, lions, and other big cats have very sharp teeth, and I think it is because cats are the main land animals who are pure carnivores.
sorry no…it actually doesn’t just mean they eat meat. that would be a carnivore. a predator is something that kills for its food. a scavenger still eats meat but is not a predator.
In the context of Zootopia, they’re the same. Because every animal is a predator or prey, and since a scavenger would not qualify as prey, they would be considered predators. Foxes specifically are considered scavengers in real life, but in Zootopia, they are still called predators. I’m pretty sure they did this because “predator and prey” is easier to say/remember than“carnivore and herbivore”.
@@desmondedwards8234 Polar Bears are more carnivorous than big cats because there are no vegetation where Polar Bears live, so they are hyper-carnivores.
@@azekel7687 Then explain to me why do big cats have sharper teeth than, it would make sense for animals that are pure carnivores to have the sharpest teeth.
Don, either you didn't comment on it, or you have such a pure heart you didn't catch it, but this whole movie was about our subconscious racism, such as "A bunny can call another bunny cute, but other animals can't", and things like "A bunny cop? In what world?" and the whole Us vs Them of Predators and Prey.
Otters are among the apex predators in their ecosystems. Don’t be distracted or fooled by the cuteness 😂. They are the perfect example of “if why not friend, then why friend shape?”
Being pray or predator has nothing to do with the size of the animal, but whether they hunt or no. The least weasel is one of the smallest predators, it weighs about 30-55 grams and has 15-25cm long body (tail included). Them mfs are tiny xD Sure an antelope wouldn't be on the menu for a lest seal, but they do steal bird eggs and hunt for mice and frogs etc. or even baby bunnies and squirrels if needed. Edit: Otter as well is a predator. It's one of the wetland apex predators :p
Pretty sure like a pigmy shrew would be the smallest mammal predator, other then that you have spiders and insects frogs lizards snakes that are way smaller then any mammal , those would also be considered predators 💀
Loved how he's also going through the stages of confusion, fear and conclusions like how we also felt while watching it for the first time. He seemed genuinely interested in the movie and that's raw reaction video right there 😭💕
Otters are actually pretty ferocious little mammals even tho some types of otters are like 6 ft long and yes, they're predators. the family that the otters belong to are called the mustelids and they all are predators, like their cousin the weasels, badgers, stouts, wolverine and etc.
Yeah a predator is just an animal that catches others for food. Literally an insect could be a predator, like a praying mantis, it's got nothing to do with size
@@CrystalClear5617 yeah, my cat is the laziest, fluffiest little guy yet I have seen him pounce on and eat a full bird (minus a wing) in 3 seconds. He will be lying on the floor like a priced pelt with 3 mouse corpses laying out on the garden that he got overnight. I love him with all my heart but I know he's a ruthless monster when it comes to hunting. We often forget the reason why they are tired is because they just went on a murder spree that puts Jason Voorhees to shame
@@OliverSierraW my cat is quite old he's not hunting, he almost never even leaves the garden. He jumps out the window onto the picknick table, sleeps and comes back inside after an hour like he went tanning
Ya adult male polar bears weigh in at up to 1200 lbs and adult male lions are half of that. While cats are insanely strong for their size polar bears are killing machines.
Wait what? I do don't understand that how is that furries? Cuz they are just animals? Animals aren't called furries, it's the humans that behave and wear fur and shit that's what you call furries? Right? Right?
@@BudgieXD Furries are anthropomorphic animals, a.k.a. animals with human behavior, or animals walking on "2 feet" if you want, so in this movie, by definition, are furries.
There are quite a few furries working as animators at Disney. Disney also had a marketing campaign for the movie targeted at furries. If you took a picture of yourself in your fursuit in front of the poster for the movie and sent it to their marketing team, you were entered to win $5,000 in zootopia merch.
If someone like this movie does that make them a furry? I love this movie but i dont really care if theyre humans or animals. The concept of the weak and strong is common in every species. Though by definition it is a furry movie, im just curious what most people think
@@waidi3242 There is a difference between anthro animal characters and furries though. Furries are people who dress up in costumes. Anthropomorphic characters like Nick Wilde don't need to dress up to look like an animal. Definition of furry: Animal characters with human characteristics, *in particular a person who dresses up in costume as such a character or uses one as an avatar online.* So these characters wouldn't fit in to that category. Just like how Micky mouse doesn't need to put on a mouse costume. That's my take on it.
About Mr Big: He's a type of shrew - pound-for-pound the most vicious animal on Earth, even putting honey badgers to shame. But there's some additional backstory as to why he runs Tundratown. He immigrated to Zootopia as a child to live with his grandmother in Little Rodentia and worked very hard to earn money to support her. (I don't recall what happened to his parents.) He earned a reputation for his integrity and generosity, and (iirc) helped prove the innocence of a polar bear cub that used to bully him. As he grew up to become a pillar of his community, he earned the respect of both Little Rodentia and Tundratown in general.
Disney plus actually made short stories for some of the characters and one of them is actually how the polar bears became protectors of the mob boss, he basically helped out the polar bears when they were suffering in the heat when zootopia was first becoming a city and they were very grateful and protected the rodents from an attack because of his kindness 26:44
Thumb rule to know predators and prey: Predators mainly eat meat, therefore they hunt. Prey is the one being hunted, their meals often consisting of plants. Because of the hunter vs being hunted lifestyle, evolution gave charateristics to their body and facial structures that may also help differ between Predators and Prey. Predators facial features are often more centered; their eyes being closer together, ears more pointed forward/towards their nose - this helping them during a hunt; being able to focus better on a prey they're chasing; their movement, breath and such. In difference to the prey; their eyes are slightly farther to the sides of their head along with the ears - this helping the prey detecting any threat closing in from father away, perhaps behind them. Actual pictures of animals may depicts this better than Zootopia. Prey have better peripheral vision than predators, predators have better stalking abilities. Nature in balance.
Otter's are predators, their diets most consists of fish, mussels, ducklings and whatever birds they're able to catch off the surface of water. But mostly fish and oisters - depending on the wildlife in their area.
Another good indicator is teeth; prey will typically have broad/flat teeth to suit their typical plant-heavy diet, while predators, typically having a meat-heavy diet, have sharper teeth to both catch and chew their prey. However, considering there's been instances of horses eating meat, even catching a bird MID AIR, its good to remember that the lines this movie draws aren't always so clear cut in reality 🙃
I was thinking that at first but that is a bit more nuclear level. I'm now more equating it to when men in power or men in general call women honey, sweetie, little lady, etc., etc.
@@ronweber1402I feel like that would make more sense, but in the context where she says only bunnies can call other bunnies cute, it's definetly race associated
Oh, I thought it meant that if a male rabbit/bunny calls Judy cute, it's considered flirting and normal, but if another animal says "cute" to mean "adorable," it's a little weird because they aren't rabbits like her, so having children would be weird. Although, I guess both could be correct, it just depends on your interpretation
RIGHT?! Definitely wish more people would watch the movie. It's just great. So many messages in there that address so many in real life situations. They made this movie very well. It's definitely one of my favorite animated movies. I can't even count the times I've watched it.
You are obviously unfamiliar with New York in the 1970s. A lot of cops were on the mafia payroll and the ones that weren't were too afraid to say or do anything about it.
There is a CRIMINALLY underrated movie i think you'd love. From disney as well, its called "The Treasure Planet" An re-imagined adaptation of the novel "The treasure island" from author H.G. Wells. FIRE movie
The whole sequence in Doug's lab is a big reference to the series Breaking Bad. His henchmen/co-workers Woolter and Jesse are also references to the characters Walter and Jesse from the series.
Fun fact: giant river otters are little devious homicidal creatures they scare jaguars to stay on land and not going into the water and jaguars love hunting caiman IN water
"We are good at multiplying" 😂😂 my favorite film! There were actually clues like a flower store being robbed, otter was a florist who actually yelled the name of the flower, and a sticky note with Doug contact on the bellweather phone
Otters can eat sea urchins, which are an animal that looks like a spiky ball. Otters fur/skin is resistant to the spikes, and they can chew through the tough shell of the urchin.
Did you catch the names of the Rams growing the Night Howler flowers? The guys on the radio were named Walter and Jesse (Which is a Breaking Bad reference).
If a badger or wolverine can mane a lion think twice no doubt that a polar bear could take one down. Polar bears are very aggressive. Often listed as the most dangerous predator in the U.S.
There are very few land animals that would be able to beat, or even stand up against a Polar bear Also I believe the "cute" for bunnies thing is a play on how black people call each other the n-word but when others do it... you know? lol There's a short story on Disney+ about how the Vole(?) became a crime boss
The smaller fox is a Fennec Fox, they are the smallest fox species, generally found in the Sahara. About the size of a house cat, with huge ears... the little guy is an adult, just of small stature and ridiculous cuteness. Also, Mr. Big is an Arctic Shrew, tiny terrifying predators and scavengers, because of their size and living in a cold environment they have a metabolism set on hyperdrive. Meaning they need to eat about twice their body weight a day to keep it fueled and themselves alive. Thank goodness they mostly eat bugs. If one of them was somehow made the size of a house cat (0r Fennec Fox😉) I think I'd be more scared of the Shrew than a normal sized Wolverine... which would be like 3-5 (or more) times the size.
Hey bro, you’re doing absolutely amazing. I would just like to say that on some occasions when I get home from school, I just sit down and watch a video till I fall asleep. Keep up the good work.
The part I loved about this whole movie is the Mr. Big's reference to Godfather. You should have watched how he started as an immigrant kid selling canolis baked by his Gram-mama and then going on to become a crime boss by having all the immigrants band together to protect themselves and to give back to their community, like the Italian mafia in USA back then. And if you have seen how nice Gram-mama is, you would have known that Nick really did her dirty. They are a crime syndicate that protects the downtrodden and rejects and take them in like family, and Nick being a fox is definitely one of them when he probably first started. This video with Don didn't show the part, but when Mr. Big mentioned how he welcomed Nick into his home and Gram-mama baked him a canoli treating him with hospitality like a family, you can see Nick looking down in shame and possibly regret.
"...who would win, a lion or a polar bear..." Unless that polar bear is female, and below average for females, the lion has _zero_ chance. The lion is clearly male (mane), and they top out in the wild at 190 kg. Female polar bears come in between 150 kg and 250 kg, average around 200 kg. Having 10 kg on someone is a pretty big advantage already. If that polar bear were a _guy,_ the the lion has no chance at all, as male polar bears are about 450 kg. Both are hunting predators that attack big prey, sharp claws, killers, so... that's all even. "...can't fire her..." For insubordination? For moving beyond her assignment? For taking an assignment instead of having it given to her through proper channels? For interfering in a case being worked on by others? Yeah, he can. She's on the bottom of the tier list, doing initial boring work. It's where people start in jobs like this most often. Then they get a chance to move up, if they're lucky, and work at something better or different. In her case, putting her on parking duty even makes a lot of sense. She's not _from_ that city, being on parking duty gives her the chance to learn the city itself. That said... this is a weird system. Meter maids are _literally_ not police officers. They don't carry weapons, they can't make arrests, and so on. They're just government employees who wander around doing the job. It'd be an _insane_ waste of training to have them do that job. "...it's not a baby, 'cause that voice is deep..." Fennec fox. A smaller, African version of a fox. Tiny, vicious. _Cute!_ "...what does cute mean when it's from other people..." This movie is a stand-in for bigotry of all sorts. In LGBT culture, for instance, it's largely okay for one gay guy to call another gay guy a 'f-g', but it's an insult when used from the outside. You get the same with black people calling each other 'n-gger', but it's a problem when others say it. _Personally_ I think that sort of distinction is garbage. If you're gonna accept the word, accept the word. Imagine someone coming up to you and screaming at you that you're straight, or that you have brown eyes. You'd really just stare at them funny. I think this is the only way to end this sort of discrimination and hate. Moreover, I think it's _actually racist_ and bigoted to have the words work that way. If what you're allowed to say is dictated by your race or sexuality, I can't see how that's anything _other than_ bigotry. So either the word is banned _for everyone_ or it's allowed _for everyone._ No exceptions. But, unfortunately, the rules aren't based on _sense,_ they're based on _feelings._ "...that's how we see animals..." Um... not really. That's how we see them when we're pretty far away. If they were standing, we'd see a lot more. You just generally don't get a good angle to see stuff. This is true of male humans, too. "...because elephants have good memory..." And this is another thing about stereotyping people. ^_^ Your reaction to the DMV scene was awesome. Lots of people seem to think that's what it's like working there, that everyone is slow. Of course, the real problem is that there's not enough people doing the job, and so lines back up. But it _feels_ like everyone's moving slow because of all the waiting. "...the velvety pipes of Jeremy Vole... I've no idea what that means..." He likes the singer. There's a few ways this could play out. I _think,_ from context, Vole is supposed to be someone like Perry Como, quite popular in certain circles, but niche rather than mainstream. This fits with the look and the 'velvety pipes' description. In other words, something you wouldn't expect in the average music collection. On the other hand, it could just as easily be him geeking out over someone more famous and mainstream like Shakira or Justin Bieber. "...why would you do that to a crime boss..." We often get locked in patterns. He runs hustles. Once you start, and it's how you survive, it's hard to stop. Even when it makes sense not to, he likely just... saw opportunity and took it instead of thinking his way through it all. "...because it's in their DNA..." And now you see how prejudice starts. "...this movie was top tier..." You should rewatch yourself going through it and see all the times you made assumptions about various creatures in this movie based on what they were. How you thought a shrew couldn't be in charge of a crime organization. Why would polar bears work for a shrew. Or how a sheep makes no sense as the assassin. This whole movie is about shoving in our faces the assumptions we make, the prejudices we have, based on appearance. Don't get me wrong. We're _all_ susceptible to it, and I know _I_ am, and I try to overcome it every day. And yet you're right. The movie _is_ top tier. More than this, though, it's showing that just because some media is aimed at kids doesn't mean it _has_ to be childish. It can be done in ways that _everyone_ can enjoy. This movie, along with a few others, are top tier animation because they don't treat their audience like idiots. If a kid is lacking the intelligence at that time in their life to appreciate this, they'll like the pretty colors. A kid in the mid-tier will internalize some of the message. And old kids (ie, adults) can enjoy it, too. That's what makes this movie so epic, along with a very few others. Your reactions are _so_ much fun to watch! Have a nice day!
If you enjoyed this movie, I would recommend checking anime called Beastars. The series follows in similar kind of setting a wolf called Legoshi, who is feeling as a failure as a carnivore because he is very timid and shy person. He struggles also as a teenager trying to navigating high school and constantly being confronted by other animals' perception of wolves and big animals (Aka wolves are strong and aggressive and always up to trouble). However his life gets more complicated when he meets a rabbit student that he start forming feelings for but also starts to form bloodlust for as a predator which is huge tabboo. I feel like Beastars is natural continuetion to the ideas that zootopia had planted. You can tell from the director's interviews and deleted scenes that they wanted to go to darker places with the consept but they were forced to pull back. Beastars doesn't have these kind of limitations and can fully explore the R-rated section in the eyes of shy wolf boy. Some people tend to pit these two stories against each other but I apprechiate them as their own individual creations for two very different aged audiences.
okay... brother... predator does not mean big animal, anything that hunts other animals to feed is a predator, you can be a predator and prey at the same time for examples snakes are predators and some are not bigger than a fox and they still become prey , size is not a determining factor to being a predator, weasles are predators
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A predator is really just an Animal that eats meat most of the time. Otters are predators the same way a Tiger is. Foxes are also predators, after all they are related to wolves and coyotes. Also to answer the question "Which would win, Lion or Polar Bear?". A single Lion don't stand a chance against a Polar Bear. Polar Bears are the deadliest of Bears, while Lions aren't even the deadliest of big Cats, not to mention, Polar Bears are hyper carnivores, they eat nothing, but meat, and they can track their prey from miles away.
Hey don, if you liked this movie check out beastars sometime, its like zootopia but an anime, and more mature. One of my favorite underated series (also the openings slap, so maybe try those first to see if it seems interesting)
Don I'm q big fan cause you get right to the reaction, have great thoughts, and mainly react. Unlike others who have a 15 minute intro and watch for like 20 minutes. Im subbin
