Also to add the komodo dragon salivates as a defense that can also be used offensively because its saliva is poisonous so not only will anyone tailing it possibly get poisoned but all it takes is a bite and the komodo will stalk until it sees its prey go down eventually and then go in for dinner
It's venom, not poison. Venom needs to enter the bloodstream to be effective, but it's perfectly safe to get on your skin or even drink, so long as you don't have any open wounds. The venom also isn't really deadly. The bite itself does most of the work, as monitor lizards have razor sharp teeth. Crocodiles have large conical teeth intended to grab, but monitor lizards are the exact opposite. Their teeth go straight through flesh, severing tendons and arteries with massive blood loss as a result. The venom in their saliva causes intense pain, but also causes a drop in blood pressure. When you're losing blood at an alarming rate and your blood pressure drops, you can enter a hypovolemic shock. Your heart can't pump enough blood around your body, and your body stops functioning. In most cases, you just collapse and fall unconscious, but sometimes you stay conscious. You can't really do anything though, as you're barely even aware of what's going. The venom on it's own really isn't dangerous, although plenty painful. The venom itself is pretty simple, nowhere near as complex or dangerous as the proteins in snake venom. When combined with the Komodo dragon's bite, it becomes life threatening. Although to be fair, just the bite itself is already life threatening.
@@joost1120 It's not like it rips a hole that has you bleed to death in seconds, its just that the venom prevents clotting, so over time that small wound that should've stopped bleeding in a couple minutes is still there while you're near dead the next morning
Fun fact Cats aren't really domesticated. They kinda just decided to live with humans one day and have been since, but they are fully wild animals. They also kill more animals than you think they do, even the ones living in your house.
I've also heard that if you pass away in your house that most cats will start to eat you within and hour or two. Cats only don't kill us because they simply can't, but given the chance they'd pounce. lol
TierZoo does have a video on cats but I will admit you can tell it's one of his older videos (like 5 years ago), still great but he has definitely upped his production quality in the years since that video was released. I guess if we're talking older videos I can recommend "When Earth Was In Beta" which is pretty neat.
i love the educational approach with your reactions with tierzoo and casual geographic i always thought you guys liked reacting to memes but your more than that your reactors to all types of content whether it be educational or memes and i love that keep it up RNA!
Actually we still do have things as huge as some of those creatures you said would make you not wanna go outside anymore. lol Look up Horseshoe Crabs. If you flip them over they literally look like big ass bugs with a shell on top since they're closer to a scorpion/spider than a crab in terms of relatives, they predate dinos and have basically not changed since they spawned here. They're harmless though, they just kinda mind their own business it seems. lol The Goliath Birdeater Tarantula is also another creature that's huge as hell, can get as large as a dinner plate in leg span!
@@brziperiod I'm not sure exactly what point you're trying to make here, only house cats were the ones to evolve to live alongside humans, bobcats did not.
@@brziperiod ok but that doesn't refer to my original comment, all I said was "those don't look like bobcats" because that's not what bobcats look like.
Also to add the komodo dragon salivates as a defense that can also be used offensively because its saliva is poisonous so not only will anyone tailing it possibly get poisoned but all it takes is a bite and the komodo will stalk until it sees its prey go down eventually and then go in for dinner
It's venom, not poison. Venom needs to enter the bloodstream to be effective, but it's perfectly safe to get on your skin or even drink, so long as you don't have any open wounds.
The venom also isn't really deadly. The bite itself does most of the work, as monitor lizards have razor sharp teeth. Crocodiles have large conical teeth intended to grab, but monitor lizards are the exact opposite. Their teeth go straight through flesh, severing tendons and arteries with massive blood loss as a result. The venom in their saliva causes intense pain, but also causes a drop in blood pressure. When you're losing blood at an alarming rate and your blood pressure drops, you can enter a hypovolemic shock. Your heart can't pump enough blood around your body, and your body stops functioning. In most cases, you just collapse and fall unconscious, but sometimes you stay conscious. You can't really do anything though, as you're barely even aware of what's going.
The venom on it's own really isn't dangerous, although plenty painful. The venom itself is pretty simple, nowhere near as complex or dangerous as the proteins in snake venom. When combined with the Komodo dragon's bite, it becomes life threatening. Although to be fair, just the bite itself is already life threatening.
@@joost1120not have time to read but I'm gonna agree with you.
Calling a reptile poisonous, let alone the Komodo Dragon. It really irritator's me.
@@joost1120 It's not like it rips a hole that has you bleed to death in seconds, its just that the venom prevents clotting, so over time that small wound that should've stopped bleeding in a couple minutes is still there while you're near dead the next morning
Love the fact that y’all actually know about OLD SCHOOL RUNESCAPE
Fun fact Cats aren't really domesticated. They kinda just decided to live with humans one day and have been since, but they are fully wild animals. They also kill more animals than you think they do, even the ones living in your house.
I've also heard that if you pass away in your house that most cats will start to eat you within and hour or two. Cats only don't kill us because they simply can't, but given the chance they'd pounce. lol
@@YerpDerp17dogs too.
They won’t eat you that fast. Maybe 2 days
this literally came out while i was looking for tierzoo reactions by you guys bruh
TierZoo does have a video on cats but I will admit you can tell it's one of his older videos (like 5 years ago), still great but he has definitely upped his production quality in the years since that video was released. I guess if we're talking older videos I can recommend "When Earth Was In Beta" which is pretty neat.
Now do The history of the entire world I guess
That would be cool
It’s pretty much a requirement for any reactor
Oh yeah- they gotta do that 😂
Yes omg yes I'm glad someone said it
Bad idea, they may rank certain ethic groups above each other lol
Tierzoo is underrated⭐
Actual goated content
he had 3.5 million subs
i love the educational approach with your reactions with tierzoo and casual geographic i always thought you guys liked reacting to memes but your more than that your reactors to all types of content whether it be educational or memes and i love that keep it up RNA!
love y’all’s videos❤
I love your videos, bro❤
You the first one here 😂
Casual and Tierzoo underrated
Finally bro gah lee, YAL BETTA GET ON THESE. love yall❤
12:55 reminds me of Rango. “You don’t got the nerve” “try me”
RNA on top 🔥
more tier zoo.... you both are goated
3:06 if it helps you guys, the animal pictured ,arthropleura isa giant millipede that ate plants like modern millipedes
W tierzoo video.
2:55 that does still exist but it's significantly shorter compared to the video
Been loving the tierzoo stuff
Mosasaurus was the apex predator of its time. The absolute pinnacle.
TierZoo 🐐
Keep doing tier zoo plz ❤❤❤
TierZoo should definitely get sponsored by DiscoveryChannel
Actually we still do have things as huge as some of those creatures you said would make you not wanna go outside anymore. lol Look up Horseshoe Crabs. If you flip them over they literally look like big ass bugs with a shell on top since they're closer to a scorpion/spider than a crab in terms of relatives, they predate dinos and have basically not changed since they spawned here. They're harmless though, they just kinda mind their own business it seems. lol The Goliath Birdeater Tarantula is also another creature that's huge as hell, can get as large as a dinner plate in leg span!
Watch more of his tier lists such as fish, snake and insect their great!
Damn I wanted to see where the frilled neck lizard would be that’s my favourite lizard
Ya are here. im here we all here
Please do the cat tier list next
😂🔥🔥 W vid
Don’t underestimate how big those monitor lizards get bro
Which monitor lizards, there's loads of species
Vash an lunar on a upload spree🔥🔥🔥
The cats in the video are called sand cats and are usually found in the desert regions of Africa and the Middle East.
More tier zoo!!!
we smoking on duck for now and on💨🚬#KennyK
Pro tip: never get bit by a monitor lizard. It doesn’t feel good. Trust me I speak from experience.
Day 3 of ask for the glorb rap ples
Yessir
What about the Salomon lizard They have the ability to shoot like acid slim out of their mouth
TierZoo invited to the cookout fr
kinda early?? great video yall 🫡
Mfs tryna get they bread cuz who making them upload consistently🍷🗣️
Arthropods still exist and get big asl😭😂😂
if yall dont drop walking dead part 5 rn i swear we finna spin the block
I just wanna ahhhhhhhhhh
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How we educate the new generation
Wassup RNGenerators
Please watch tierzoo cat/bigcat tier list 😊
Do Snake tierzoo. It's much more interesting. Trust me! Dontai enjoyed it
If y’all wanted to know wat cats those. They are bobcats.
Those don't look like bobcats.
@@the_death_phantom533cats basically domesticated themselves so....
@@brziperiod I'm not sure exactly what point you're trying to make here, only house cats were the ones to evolve to live alongside humans, bobcats did not.
@@the_death_phantom533 blud... What I'm saying is cats didn't really need to evolve to domesticate. That's why wild cats look like house cats.
@@brziperiod ok but that doesn't refer to my original comment, all I said was "those don't look like bobcats" because that's not what bobcats look like.
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The History of the entire world i guess. Do it. It's a prerequisite for all reactors