Animalogic PLEASE DO NAUTILUS or SPINOSAURUS

Could you do komodo dragons please

We already have

Love your vids!!!!! Keep it up

thanks!

I really hope you're looking at this can you make a video about chameleons or the chameleon family

i knew this title would get you

Your here :D

Komodos may have high base stats, but their inability to spread beyond 4 islands in the Sundas really shows their limitations. Chameleons on the other hand, while having low INT, have dominated Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Due to their limited range and population, Komodos lack genetic diversity - running the risk of falling out of the meta if the environment updates, like currently rolling out global warming patch. Komodos' relatives - other members of the Varanidea family - like Monitor Lizards, on the other hand, have been much more successful, and perhaps have a shot at dethroning the Chameleon. Yet, what they have in solid base stats is dwarfed by Chameleons special abilities - UV Vision, Super-Fast-Tongue, Colour Changing, zygodactylous feet, 360 degree vision, and traditional camouflage. Always good to see TierZoo in the comments. 😃

clash of zoology youtube- love it!

so?

My bearded dragon licks almost everything

It didn’t lick the branch there was food on it

@@Imhungry36 E V E R YT H I N G?

There was a lil bug on the branch lmao

NOT JUST AWKWARD VERY VERY AWKWARD!!!!!!!!!!!!

It’s a common misconception.

Chameleons have such dramatic, rapid changes that it’s hard not to notice, especially if you happen to catch one nabbing a snack. Seems to be what they’re after anyway. The cephalopods are hands down the masters of camouflage, but that means they’ll often go unnoticed.

Cuttlefish kind of remind me of underwater chameleons, really. Their tentacles shoot out just like a chameleon's tongue.

It's because the color changing ones are more interesting. As for not giving other animals that trait, I don't know. 😕

That trope is called "Hollywood Chameleon"

hahaha has he done a lizard tier?

Animalogic Yes, and lizards get their own special moveset

He discussed the best abilities to select when playing as lizards, rather than the individual species themselves. At first he praises the chameleon's impressive abilities, up until he mentions their color changing. By that point, he straight up starts fuming. "So let me get this straight. You got _the most powerful stealth ability in the entire game..._ And you're going to *use it for EMOTES?"*

Shoot, I just realized he forgot the mosasaurs when he did that (and mosasaurs are, in fact, lizards, being most closely related to snakes and monitor lizards.)

+Globin347 Is their moveset really so notable?

he would like to smash

This, on top of when she talks about having the most advance tongue in the world. I fkn cant.

It looks like the toothless meme

Indigo Chameleon

when you see your friend in class and try to get their attention through the door

_Y o i n k_

"Most abused animal in all of history" Oh yeah, I think my 6 year old self would agree with you there

hahaha! xD

Hey you need a subscriber so I did that

I would actually disagree. Intonation is very excessive and almost makes me change video. I guess it's a personal feeling

@@nielspeeraer I kid you not I thought the same thing when I first started watching, but there is this intrigue i felt from it as well. Soon I started really enjoy the narrative style! It grew on me very fast

@@26391457 wow really? For me its so strong I would switch off the video if I see she is narrating it. It's just so unpleasant and excessive, does not feel natural

@@nielspeeraer Well to each his own.

It is.

@tubenshaft well because Dutch had this tendincy to go everywhere to trade (or pillage depends on the view) and probaly encountered them on their travles

@tubenshaft probaly a joke as well but i am saying it anyway, we have trees and snakes here

@tubenshaft u were i am just slightly retarded ;)

@tubenshaft I don't know about those countries not having trees XD or snakes, but what I can add to this conversation is that the Boomslang snake does indeed live here in South Africa, and Afrikaans is very similar to Dutch. In Afrikaans it's also Boom=Tree and Slang=Snake.

@tubenshaft i can imagine, Dutch or Afrikaans sounds ridiculous when spoken in other languages, but we probaly sound the same way when we speak english

Idk the octopus could give them a run for their money

I would!!! We really want to go to Australia to shoot them. Cross your fingers.

Animalogic does the Animalogic team regularly go to the animals’ natural habitats to film them in the wild?

@@animalogic But wouldn't it deflect the bullets back?

Yes! Do T-devils! Love T-devils.

Animalogic lmao I misinterpreted ur comment for a second 😂

Well Tamatoa hasn’t always been this glam...

@@simonj3413 I was a drab little crab once

SuperGoose65 now I know I can be happy as a clam

Coconut crab is in 35 bee zone

@@simonj3413Eating Birds For Thirds!

Alison N yup

I want this

My patronus is an orca

I agree

Black fish.... sorry

Hahahaha made me do a double take

That’s terrible

oh my goodness

That’s not a caterpillar that’s a horn worm 🐛

i gave my 5 month old a penny and when i tried to take it back he pulled it against his chest and started protecting it lol

Fun fact: Liz is actually a **male** Jackson's chameleon. Females don't have horns!

Tiny little engine

When I feed hornworms, they often poop or squirt as they chameleon eats them. Hornworms are great for hydrating a chameleon!

Fun fact: Liz is actually a **male** Jackson's chameleon. Females don't have horns!

This team has their shit together, can’t help but love them.

YES!

Yos.

Simon Janevic saigas

I feel you

Omg!! Yes!!! She's damn cute!!!

We all do 😅😋

Robinson Crusoe

That would be cool

That's going to be christmas.

Ok I'm fine with that

Animalogic Male sure that you do one on reindeer next Easter ;P

Yes. They are so majestic. Unless they are in a feeding frenzy below you. ^^

Yes!!

don't be made of shellfish.

Like with the sticky chameleon slobber?

Bird: uhh we're still alive though