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Its a great game, till you realize characters can be incredibly unbalanced sometimes
Weird questions? Scuffed answers! Should totally be their office motto.
Salt Raiders: We Love Chaos
Jero telling Nia to "shut up" about Brussels(prouts) was amazing.
Edit: so the cow accent thing is apparently dubious, but accents in goats have been reported. Whether or not an animal species will have population specific variation in sound appears to come down to whether ot not they have to learn to vocalize in the first place: if they do, they can develop accents, if not, they don't.
Accents have indeed been reported in other species of ungulates (so in addition to 'ze goät), namely elephants, gazelles, and cetaceans, so whales and dolphins. It's also known in pinnipeds, so seals, and songbirds, which have very complex vocalizations like whales (yeah, seals go crazy with their noises, it's not all "auoo auoo auoo", leopard seals sound like alien spaceships, weddell seals sound like humans saying a large variety of nonsense, and there was a harbour seal called Hoover who could imitiate human speech).
Some non-human primate species also have accents, like mouse lemurs and chimpanzees, while others don't, like macaques.
This is pretty much just a "source, trust me dude" (no study on precious little fowl :/), but ducks and geese seem to vocalize differently depending on their environment too, which you can test yourself pretty easily by just going to a noisy park where you can hear traffic and there's loads of dogsand things, and then one where it's quiet and more stressfree, the ducks and geese will vocalize more frequently and at a higher pitch in the former park than in the latter. Of course, I'd need to move the ducks between parks to check if this is just entirely dependent on the environment or not and they'll change accordingly, in which case it probably can't be considered an accent, but just fyi:
The ducks at the park aren't actually free. You cannot take them home. This is (apparently) illegal and will result in a fine. Our right to take home whatever waterfowl we want to cherish, hold, pat and forfeit all mortal possessions to them have been stripped from us by something vile and devious called "the law".
Citation?
@@MH-hu5pi apparently the cow thing is dubious (in part because domestic cattle don't really form isolated populations), but dialects/accents have been reported in songbirds such as the European starling, seven species of pinniped (seal) such as elephant seals (this isn't too surprising considering the complexity of vocalization they are capable of. The harbour seal Hoover could even imitate human speech. Also listen to leopard seals vocalize underwater, they sound like alien spaceships), cetaceans (whales and dolphins; again, not surprising), as well as potentially goats, elephants, gazelles, bats (their echolocation sounds??? Vocal learning was also reported in them, so I suppose it's not too shocking), and some species of primates (like chimpanzees and mouse lemurs) but not others (macaques)
It largely appears to depend on whether or not an animal actually needs to learn how to vocalize: if it does, there'll be variations in sound, if not, there won't be.
www.researchgate.net/publication/284134371_Dialects_in_Animals_Evidence_Development_and_Potential_Functions
www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/do-animals-from-geographically-distant-areas-speak-the-same-language/2012/06/25/gJQARLYJ2V_story.html
Now, this leaves geese unaccounted for. They don't appear to have been studied on this at all, although I at the very least heard (so this is a "source, trust me dude") that other fowl like ducks and chickens may vary in their vocalization.
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Thanks for the reply
1:30 is literally a screenshot of old nostalgia holy fuck Kaif well done
SR trivia is always alot fun .... can we get more of them ?
Jackbox was really fun to watch this week
I love the collective "awwe Minecraft music!!" At the beginning
I really like the SR quizzing death runs
I want this format as a regular show for SR group
I've never been this early! Love your videos, the humor is always top tier!
Gigachad sponsor but the 4th anniversary is almost over
I love that cow joke 💀
6:30 i know that one because it gets that cold where i live.
Dog = Happy vibes
Cats = Pain then happy vibes, but it go back to pain just to catch you lacking
but then there are exceptions like chihuahua who = pain and fear
and the maine coon cats who's just vibes
I still think it they do this type of thing again, they should basically use each other as "lives" for each question. So one person would go out on a trap, anyone can answer, but whoever does the answer uses that life if they are wrong. Lets you keep going along the path instead of running out of time some 3 or 4 traps in
Why were they allowed to pass when they said Notch made Minecraft? Everyone knows the real creator was Hatsune Miku.
9:50 what did he say it was? Google says it’s teleportation
what was the wisdom of the bridge ;-;?
Catdog feed of of radiation, hence, Catdog.
I honestly expected “Washington DC” to be counted as wrong because it’s technically “Washington, District of Columbia” also the “which state is it in” is funny because all answers are wrong
DC is a federal district loaned from Virginia (who took it back before the civil war, and Maryland) this is addressed to Nia whose knowledge about the country she lives in is disappointing.
@@a_MhetOtw.4334I know, but I think it’s funny. The “which state is it in” is literally just an impossible question. It’s debatably in 2, but legally it’s in neither.
@@OwlpoAnimations I'm just informing the non-US peeps and probably half of the US. Not just to you, I just felt it necessary to say because it was related to this comment.
@@a_MhetOtw.4334 Ah ok. Yeah, I feel like most Americans typically forget most American history and all of our “technically not owned, technically a territory, and technically an island that no one lives on but the constitution applies for some reason.” cases.
Question and pogs baby
how do people not know that Michael Jackson composed the music for sonic 3? i thought that was common knowledge!
Sonic is blue, that is common knowledge. Outside of the sonic fandom it is likely not common knowledge
Wait was Michael jackson the correct awnser? I was thinking it as a joke but then nia also said it.
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I'm sorry Brad, but i lost some sympathy for you, i still like you, but less, because how can anyone say, Revenge of the Sith is better than Empire Strikes Back? I know people have diffrent opinions, but ... episode 3 isn't even the best out of the new trilogy, how the fuck can it be better then the best of the old trilogy?
i lost interest in the seven deadly sins anime. genreral plot became mle, and the amnesia stuff was way to convenient and repetative