The Little Rogues: Vermin of Kaimere 

I like the idea that kaimerans, themselves surrounded by vicious megafauna, almost feel a sort of mildly resentful kinship with these little critters. Rat: (stuffing it's face with corn) Earthling: "doesn't that make you angry?" Kaimeran: "i mean he do be thugging it out, he's just like me fr"

Pov : you are a farmer chilling in the cellar alone and suddenly a hog sloth just comes out of the ground unexpectedly in a gluttonous rage Pure terror and fear 💀

Fun fact: Rabbits are native to Spain, but the Romans thought they were very tasty and liked the fact that they bred quickly, so exported them around their empire. 2000 years later in the British empire did the same thing bringing them to Australia and America.

It definitely good to know that that world is not free of vermin as well. The sloth hound size compared to the Hog makes the hound's role make more sense. I knew that the moment you brought passenger pigeons to kaimere that it'll be a pest to crops like it did back on our world's history. And I can't wait to see the video about the passenger piegon.

The inclusion of some common small animals that live close to or within settlements instantly adds so much to the world that you're developing. Like I can now imagine walking down the streets of a Kaimeran ring town and in addition to everything else maybe I would see a rat running across an alley, or a small flock of pigeons on a rooftop. Perhaps a dog will start backing from around the corner and it will turn out that a sloth has snuck into the town by digging under the wall. Or I'll go out into a field and witness the takeoff of a massive flock of passenger pigeons. What I'm trying to say that stuff like that brings so much life to the setting because if you lived in Kaimere these are the kind of animals that you'll be seeing most of the time whether they'd be vermin or other urban species. If I seem too excited about small animals it's because today I had a couple of nice interactions with squirrels in the park, which once again reminded me to appreciate the little animals that live around us.

Its incredibly cool that a Multituberculate has managed to be so successful, especially in the face of true rats which are well known species destroyers.

I always did wonder about the smaller creatures of kaimere, like the loon, did it manage to make a foothold in kaimere?

Bro passenger pigeons are so underrated I’m glad they are getting an episode! Also great episode as always.

It's nice to see that the little critters are getting some love and recognition

I wonder if Kaimerans encourage certain animals to hang around to keep varmints away. Like how some farmers put up bat houses for bats to eat crop-eating insects.

I spy the ammonite music... This was such a great episode! The insight it gave into Kaimere's microfauna and the multituberculates especially was very much appreciated! The distinction between "little rogues" and predator vermin was really interesting, and i love that other pests were explored in this episode as well. Cant wait for passenger pigeons next week!

Hog sloth?! This man creativity has no limits XD

11:27 LOOK MA I'M IN KAIMERE

I love seing that the passenger pigeon is doing it well on kaimere, their history on earth is so tragic. I have to question it: is the great auk alive on kaimere? I enjoy pretty much the idea that kaimere is like a second chance for these animals.

Farmer: exists Hog Sloth: *visible anger*

I was HERE Keenan before anyone else boss 😤

Thanks for an amazing video! You always make my day with these❤

Spectacular episode like always my friend. Well, Kaimeran do have a very tough life it seems... Then again, there is always a price to pay... Thank you.

Wonderful episod, Great to see Kaimere has its rat problem too😅. Your ground sloths continue to amaze me. I am really a huge fan of them.

12:07 now that Is a cassowary💪🐦

Have you heard the teaser of prehistoric planet season 2 is out

Once again, amazingly made! Despite all these species being new additions to the Kaimerean roster, you’re still able to make them fit in just as well as everything else! I love the continuity you’ve been able to establish with this - it feels so real! If you don’t mind me asking, are there any extant (or extinct) Kaimerean Glyptosaurines?

Imagine hog sloth living in Florida. Residents would have to not only defend their homes from black bears and racoons attacking trash cans, coyotes walking into the backyard, various rodents trying to penetrate walls, alligators walking into the swimming pools but also this big, fluffy mass with claws that invades from underground.

Maybe a man eaters of Kaimere would be an interesting topic. Since you’ve broadened to concepts like vermin and domesticated animals

Always nice to get more micro fauna

Are locusts a problem in Kaimere? If so, how have they changed from our world's counterparts?

The Verminator’s got his work cut out for him. He can take a hog sloth. Anyway, great new lore here! Love the giant Oviraptorisaur! Any relation to Oviraptor or Citipati? Are either its ancestor?

I gotta hand it to you for these microfauna, well done! I especially like the Hog Sloth and the expansion on rodents, pigeons and multituberculates, even the inclusion of oviraptorosaur. It is very unfortunate that we on Earth persecute many animals that go after vermin and when we try to tackle the problem ourselves, things go wrong. I guess the only for me left to say is... RATS!!!

I love the idea of two similar species from different lineages being locked in a seemingly neverending struggle for supremacy. Usually in situations like this one species simply outcompetes the other with the loser in this scenario going extinct if it cannot adapt to an open niche or different context. In the case of the pouch rat vs the black rat however, the trade networks of the various port cities mean that any extirpation of one species is short lived and no victory lasts forever. This could allow for the two species to develope dedicated behaviors and, with enough time, morphological changes to populations that are geared specifically to combat their rival. The potential within that scenario to spawn interesting adaptations and behaviors is something I find incredibly interesting and inspiring.

Neat, I find it kinda funny that rats have one of the most polarizing reputations of all known animals in the world. Art is neat too.

The Common Monkey segment brings to mind Victarion Greyjoy's POV from A Dance with Dragons where Victarion got annoyed with the presence of monkeys hitching rides and infesting the ships of his fleet when they made a stop-over on one island; he should be thankful though that it wasn't Common Monkeys that hitched a ride ships haha.

Damn, I just noticed how absolutely huge those pigeons were

Keenan, thank you for you’re hard work, we all appreciate it. You’re an amazing, wonderful, incredible, and awesome person. ☺️😊😄😃🤩😍 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'd love a video exploring the first children

I like the fact that you put a explanation at the end of the video explaning what is and what isn't a Vermin/Nuisible, who is can be consideed as part of this category or cannot ! Because there a lot of terms such this ones who are used abusively by many people yet to animals that aren't part of the groups in which people often said they belong. I can give a here also pretty short and comprehensive definitions of some terms about animals often used anyhow : 1 - "Vermin/Nuisible" : A vermin/nuisible is any species of animals (neve plants species) that can made or completely causes medium to great damages to cultural lands, croops or any kind of humans structures, or humans properties. The conditions to include a species as a Vermin don't most of the time include the dangers and attacks towards domestic animals and livestocks, and don't include anykind of damages made to the natural ecosystems. 2 - "Introduced species" : An introduced species is any species of animals and plants who are introduced in a ecosystem from which they aren't natives. 3 - "Invasives species" : An invasive species is any species of animals or plants who are introduced to a ecosystem in which they aren't natives AND on which they made medium to great damages, negatives impacts, to the native wildlifes, fauna and plants. The conditions to include a species as an Invasive species don't include species that were introduced but have neutral or positive impacts in the ecosystems in which they were introduced, or the ones that arrived by themselves naturally in a new ecosystem in which they weren't previousely present.

Would have come sooner but was watching the new prehistoric planet trailer so I get to watch 2 cool videos at the start of my day

From Fluffly Mammals, Noisy Birds, and all kind of Crawling Critters!! Trully Kaimere had boiling life in every corner!! What Will Next!? Parasites, Nameless Things and others Underground Odds?!

Are there axolotls in Kaimiere? because its regeneration and adaptability properties would be a quality highly desired by magic and the First Children

Oh so that's why the pigeons are protected!

Such little guys! Very good ones at that! I just wanna hold them and keep them in a place where they're happy, tbh

I love the goofy ah Music at the start

So when are you gonna do the amphibians of kaimere just asking

Gotta love the lil' rat dudes!

i wonder if cougars make it to kaimere

cool video

Imagine the day Kaimerans somehow breed Tyrant Hounds XD

Yeeeeees, I love rats! Rodents in general actually, gotta be my favorite order of mammals! I know there will be other types of animals but I'm typing this just 30 seconds into the video, 'cause as I said, I love these little guys!

Now this is some GOOD RAT

talking about the vermin of the world

I have a new favorite Kaimere animal with the giant ovaraptor chicken

I'd like to a battle between a pouched rat and black rat. It sounds like some intense shit!

Btw you art Is Amazing

11:20 MEMO JUMPSCARE!

Let's go Kaimere microfauna!

10:30 is that really to scale!? Is that raven really as big as a chicken!?

pouch rat really did just win cause it got a magic boost lol

surprised you didn't include boar and feral hogs in this video, given all the damage they do here on earth.

i got a few ideas for this series, ill list a few below finches of kaimere birds of kaimere lizards of kaimere plants of kaimere uh idk what to put here lol

The Qajarith Marmot is a subspecies of the real-life Groundhog (Marmota monax) who live in North America, and who is a true Marmot since it's a member of the genus Marmota, which is the genus of all living true Marmots. Marmots however also all true squirrels since they are a true kind of squirrels, a type of ground squirrels, the heaviest one of all. In final, this species is another member of he cast of Last natural Harvest event that managed to established on Kaimere (hence why this species is only found in Qajar).

Question about the U'Ruek at 11:27 1 - You redesigned the U'Ruek or the "Great Cook" illustration of this species is just an additionnal illustration showing how look a specimen when he's at his oldest age ? 2 - If this new U-Ruek design is indeed the new current/standard design for this species, why did you redesign it ? Was there a problem with the first U'Ruek design ? 3 - the First/Old U'Ruek design can be repurposed for a new species if there any problems ? 4 - Unrellated to the U'Ruek, but would you love to made and have a "Oviratorosaurs of Kaimere" episode ?

I want an U'Ruek in my life... So cute

On Earth, mainland animals outcompete island natives On Kaimere, island natives can outcompete mainland animals

I recently (last week) had a rodent problem in my house, thanks for reigniting my PTSD lol

This is the third time I posted a comment.I hope it's not deleted.I see what you did there posting a video about mice two weeks before the elephant video.I actually really like passenger pigeons so looking forward to next week.The U reak looks awesome. So I would like ask some questions? 1.Is the new project going on this channel and will you make a novel on it? 2.Also I would like to ask how do you make words in your conlanging?I already created an ipa but I don't know how to utilized it.

This music slaps lol

Dealing vermin sucks I had to deal with the squirrels in my parents house. Luckily, my cat killed one.

What’s the smallest species of vermin in Kaimere?

Can you find Carolina Parakeet in Kaimere???

While I feel this episode could have been far more out there in vermin choice, I am satisfied with what we have and the new U'ruek, which was irrelevant until now. have there ever been magically enhanced giant versions of the small rats?

What’s the largest species of vermin in Kaimere?

Have any Kaimeran rats or mice been domesticated as pets like they have on Earth?

Can you make a video about plants?

There must be numerous others species close or convergently similar of Multituberculates that must look similar or exactly like the Pouch-Rat, and have the same ecological behaviors and niches. However, this very specific species, if I understand well, was endemic and natives to original island from which the First Children evolved and came. But since this island end up being destroyed due to a big event, making it unviable, and forcing the First Children to flee, if this species haven't follow them, and brought unvolontary by them, in their journey, they would have become entirely extinct otherwise. Also, it worth it to note that this species did also like the First Children did when they arived in the Known World, on Pakardia and Qajar, they bullied the local fauna. Like what, such invaders, such vermin as the images of these latters !

Yeah but instead of hogsloths we need to contend with wild boars, (depending on were you live)Black bears and sloth bears wich are actually the ones responsible for the most bear attacks in the world.

Great video Keenan, Also was Wondering if there were enough hog sloths brought to earth how do you think they would fair in say modern day America’s and do you think they would have to worry about predators like wolves and mountain lions in the habitats they would overlap?

So how are porcupines farting in kaimere?

What is the number 1 most hated creature in kaimere?

How intelligent are multi Spur Rats compared to placental rodents and marsupial Opossum?

Oh yeah, did you ever reveal what that rodent project you mentioned in the episode was? Is it already published?

Rats! Rats! We are the rats!

What kind of creatures do kaimerians keep as pest control?

Tales of Kiamere: the war of the rats

> Susocnus Amogus

101th comment, to ruin the perfectness

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Maybe it is time to give up my hatred for rodents.

SUSOCNUS???????????

Can both sexes produce venom in multituberculates, or is it a platypus kinda situation where both sexes have spurs but only the males have venom?

Have prairie dogs ever made it there?