Creator Tierzoo
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(This post was last modified: 04-07-2024, 10:43 AM by Kyng. Edit Reason: Added a Creator prefix )
Check out the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/TierZoo
Want to find out which creature to play as in the game of nature? TierZoo will teach you! You can even play a cryptid for April Fools Day!
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  • Terminotter
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Despite what it looks, I've actually learned quite a bit from this.
Hail the otters.


LLAAAAAAYYYTOOONNNN
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  • JHG
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(01-20-2022, 02:49 AM)Terminotter Wrote: Despite what it looks, I've actually learned quite a bit from this.

I like Tierzoo too! It's fun!
Although he doesn't seem to like hadrosaurs...
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To give a bit more background, TierZoo is an educational YouTube channel that seeks to teach people about nature and the ways it adapts to deal with its circumstances through using the popular Tier List format. He treats life as though it were a game that everyone is playing, and explains why you may or not want to 'play' as certain animals or plants on the Earth 'server', ranking their 'stats' against each other and discussing their different 'strategies' for surviving and thriving. Effectively, creatures are ranked according to their capabilities of survival and combat. An example video is below, where he ranks turtles in a tier list.



I enjoy his videos to a point - they certainly tap into the love of gaming that this generation has, and use it as a framework to teach about the animal kingdom (with some videos also tapping into plant life). Although if I had to choose between watching this and watching an Attenborough documentary, I'd always choose the latter.
*many thanks to Oscar for the red panda avatar*

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  • JHG
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This is the one that started my interest in the channel:
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The first ever Optimal Army challenge and the most broken.
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Shows how Australia is so different from how it was during the Pleistocene:
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This newest(so far) is by far the most mooooving:
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This tier list catches thieves just like flies!
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Remember, never smile at THESE crocodiles!
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