Muskox: Thunder On The Tundra 

Make a vídeo about zebras

I love how u said fluffy bois 😍

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Make a video of the monkey spider

Hehe

Why don't we call them mini banthas?

Bless nerds

Bedwetting Ram

Sheepee

Coulda kept the name

Thanks for sharing all this interesting information about them. And random but I initially misread your comment as "yam spinner" and was momentarily very confused by the visual 😅

XSemperIdem5 No problem 💗💗 Giggless!! Think spinning wheel not acrobatics with yarn 😂

"Fibre pets"? So, they aren't aggressive towards their handlers/keepers?

Lazurkri the people I know who have them say they are gentle

Love the info! Thank you so much!

@Bruno Caruso nature has never had harmony, it’s all about survival of the fittest

@@eertikrux666 Yes and no. I think by harmony Bruno meant the balance that an ecosystem or nature in general upholds by itself. See, before us, nature has had the tendency to eventually restore balance when something got too far ahead. These cycles of balance are what kept any species of creatures from becoming absolutely dominant of everything around them. Lions, for example, could become the top of their food chain but at the end of the day they were kept in check by the amount of food they had, by disease or disasters, by each other or by other animals. However, when humans came along we developed the ability to work together and make massive, sweeping changes to the world around us to benefit us or developed technology to surpass the negative effects of nature. We were no longer had to worry about food and resourcs, we could make farms or travel to distant places in search of them. We no longer had to worry about disease or disaster, we can make medicine and take preventative measures other creatures can't. We no longer have to worry about other humans killing us, we have laws and protect one another. We no longer have to worry about other animals killing us, because if they try to, we have the numbers and technology that they don't stand a chance. We could wipe out their population, or destroy their habitats and drive them out, or build walls to keep the out. Humans aren't the top of their food chain. They are the top of the whole world and rule over everything. The power we collectively hold over animals is incompareable. They are basically at our mercy, and if you think that is somehow balanced or about survival, you are wrong. Nature is out of balance, it's lost harmony because of us.

@@ExploreImagineDefineCreate I do agree, yet I still think there should be some way to subdue human development. Right now, the only way I can think of is as if huge meteors hit major cities. Chances are slim, but it may reduce to zero if we remain long enough to come up with prevention or protection from meteors

@@eertikrux666 Also agree with you. The only way to save the planet at this point is by forcibly stopping and destroying human development and the infrastructure that is damaging our planet.

@@eertikrux666 "the only way to subdue human development is genocide" dw bro, i got u the translation u wanted.

But you'd feel awful for the one in front. They'll be brain damaged immediately.

@@salaltschul3604 I dunno the alternative is getting your head jammed up some guy's butt repeatedly as you together gallop toward another two-men-in-animal-costume and clash in a valiant battle.

They did

Not even lying if you use the pelt you can get close

The brand is called Lynx here. More appropriate for the channel.

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Or Socialist Worker Party (which tends to be none of the three)

@@thursoberwick1948 is that a reference to the Spanish PSOE?

@@elpito9326 The British one. They don't stand in elections, they infiltrate other parties, and are mostly made up of students rather than actual workers. So neither socialist nor workers nor a party.

Or, in this case, on the forehead!

The coelacanth is probably one of the first hard to remember name that just stuck to me immediately when I was little, even the spelling and pronunciation cause of how ancient it looks to me then.

hi! what's a tuatara? :)

@@lalla4407 it’s that lizard looking thing but isn’t actually a lizard but a thing of its own, iirc. It’s a sole survivor of its kind.

@@lalla4407 Native to New Zealand

Quite opposite - the muskox is only 200000 years old, so it's younger than homo sapiens.

Classic. Heatwave in summer and next thing you know your poor tribals and their livestock are melty puddles

The most reliable food source in RimWorld is nutrient paste made out of raiders. It all goes the Soylent Green way after a while.

I wasn’t even tribal and there wasn’t a heat wave. I just didn’t expect any animal to not be fine in an environment that never got above 30 C. They were at 79% heatstroke when I randomly looked at the animal tab and saw the red lines.

Our local zoo has some (part of a conservation breeding program) and they stay outside most of the time. They do shed quite a bit during the spring. I wonder what extra measures they take to keep them cool. Summers here average high 70s-80s F (20s C) and very rarely reach 100F (30+C). I've never heard of one dying of heat stroke there, though I imagine it's possible same as any other animal. Edit: Found a social media post indicating the zoo uses a combination of pools, sprinklers and access to the indoors when it gets hot.

remember, they are actually very small

@@user-ur2po3vp2u but still very fast and strong with blunt force and stabby weapons

@@user-ur2po3vp2u Having seen one in person, very small is relative. They're give or take about the size of a minivan.

@@user-ur2po3vp2u 360 max Say a male maybe 300 approx But still