Oh, that's actually because gulls are natural Predators for young Ducks.A mother duck has to be hyper.Aggressive towards gullss.Otherwise she will lose one or two of her ducklings
That explains the ranking xD Was expecting a much higher rank simply because they spec'd into the "boldness" trait (arguably their most important trait) alongside being a bird + scavenger (able to eat most things humans do) + good reproduction.
Cats and dogs and many other domesticated animals have switched from animals that actually take skill too play to piggy backing on human mains. Only a small percentage of thoss player bases actually play as the devs intended
@@ornament318 the devs didnt intend for the feather heating upgrade to lead to flight, perhaps this is just a way for new mains to be created. many tropical birds builds thrive in both the wild and as human supports, this could be good for the bird faction, increasing the species and variation of players
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@@whee38 They do carry many diseases, and cover everything in shit, forcing people to put ugly spike strips on buildings. I'm not saying they don't deserve to live but if we have any ability to: let's encourage some better evolution
Every animal is a savage. The only reason we have civilization and pack behavior is that it protects us and makes things much less stressful. We agree to cooperate in many ways, because it works, but we're still competing with each other for life. All animals will eat _live babies_ if they're hungry enough or if it's convenient. People have been raising their kids progressively more sheltered and deluded into thinking the world is or can be a happy carefree place. That's one of the reasons so many people are so delusional these days. All life requires death. Even plants fight to the death with their neighbors.
I mean there's Swashbuckler subclass, a class meant for 1v1 dueling. It's pretty funny that its key feature is being able to hit the enemy and then runaway for free.
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Worth noting, they aren't locked to costal and marine servers and can be found in urban/semiurban invironments surprisingly far in land, especially near human's garbage disposal facilities
We live far inland, near the Louisiana/Texas border and have noticed seagulls near lakes and rivers. They're not overly abundant, but you do see them flying overhead when driving on bridges from time to time.
I live in a city about ten miles from the sea and there are lots of gulls around, usually spreading rubbish around, bullying the pigeons and feuding with crows.
@@JesmondBeeBeeI get a bunch in Portland, we are on 2 large rivers, but we are like 100 miles from the ocean…to be fair we also some times get seals or sea lions too.
During an outing with an ornithology class back in college, I saw a seagull grab a pigeon and literally pull it apart. Everyone in the class was horrified, and it happened right after a student asked if they ever attack other birds.
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I've seen big seagulls kill and swallow small cats and dogs it depends what species you get in your area. I used to live in an area with these en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-headed_gull that are are a foot and a half long and only weigh less than a pound. Now I live in an area with these monsters. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_herring_gull a 2 foot long or more and 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 pounds of pissed of bird that never seem to be in groups of less than 6 of the damn things.
Some of the bigger species, like the great back-backed gull (think that's the English name, it's Larus maritimus) function as apex predators in certain ecosystems. They grow to the size of an osprey and are pretty vicious on their own
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@@lilsand.When he said it he did not want to force you into speaking perfect english. It's just that what you wrote is unreadable, you can't understand it. Think of a foreigner trying to speak your language but only pure gibberish comes out and you can't understand them even if you try.
Yeah but god forbid you get a flock of Seagull mains locked onto you while you're eating something, there's a reason the "Mine!" warcry became so feared
I once saw a video of a seagull eating a live squirrel whole. While they aren't that great in general, they sure know how to make do with any food they want
What birds of prey would those be? Seagulls are pretty big, it takes a large bird to kill one. Hawks or kestrels aren't really built for that. Certain species of falcons do hunt seagulls but there are probably easier meals for them too. And eagles are rarely agile enough for it, although the one in the video certainly got lucky.
Those bigger birds of prey are more scared of humans and don't usually hang around population centers! By being less shy, seagulls have been able to stay in the "safe zone". But, urban ecologists have noticed more and more birds of prey becoming braver and hunting in urban centers, so maybe seagulls won't be so safe for much longer.
@@maz.s There are cases of seagulls attacking whales when they surface to breathe also, and just straight up biting off chunks of flesh to eat. Pretty sure birds of prey are unable to reach that far into the sea so seagulls will always have a safe zone to retreat to I guess.
@@mingyi456 IIRC Albatrosses actually do fly and hunt pretty far out in the open ocean. Granted, there are waaaay more seagulls than there are Albatrosses or Osprey, so it's still relatively safe for them.
This is a W short, but you NEED to redo the dinosaur tear list if you ever decide to do something similar, I would suggest ranking dinosaurs that actually lived together rather than a bunch of dinosaurs that didn’t live at same time
That's fair. There's a reason they are so dominant in the meta. The amount of intelligence is less important. More important is how you use it to your advantage. And seagulls use their's to gain a lot of XP really fast. I'd put them in high C tier.
Any build that can feed off the success of humans redefining the metagame can immediately become viable, no matter how actually bad the build is at survival in nature.
Okay but having once seen a seagull absolutely body down random duck i like to think there’s a pretty high skill ceiling for these guys, plus the smart ones can do some interesting stuff
Actually seagulls are very intelligent. They do more than just forage and actually do impressive tactics like pick up crabs or other animals with tough defense using their beak and they drop them so that when they fall their defense break and feast on the meat inside.
I REALLY like the idea of using shorts as a sort of addendum to your past tier lists. I’d definitely like to see this for more animals like sleeper sharks or ducks, or even deeper dives into briefly-mentioned animals like snow leopards or toucans.
There’s still a difference between the seagulls you see at the mall parking lot and rummaging through dumpsters, versus seagulls in the wild where there’s little to no civilization and humans to depend on. The seagull that got bodied by a duck while trying to snatch a baby duck was most definitely in a city park. Meanwhile on a remote Welsh island, a seagull caught and swallowed a whole rabbit. (Actual video you can look up.) Pretty formidable birds that are so successful and opportunistic they semi domesticated themselves in certain areas. The highest form of success.
You know what. This is actually not bad short form content. It is rare to see that! I wouldn't even be mad if this is what the channel's focus. Short tier discussions on a very specific animal.
Oh boy you have not seen Swedish west coast seagulls (or entirety of Sweden idk), these babies are GINORMOUS and can easily take down other birds like crows and mallard ducks, and frequently hunt smaller animals like crabs. In fact, they are pests even to humans!
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I did not expect to see a seagull get absolutely bodied by a duck lol
She went mama mode!
Mama duck: "If you think ducklings are food, you swim time in the gene pool is ended."
You ever tangled with a duck. They got sharp claws and that bill can hurt if they swing it at you.
Oh, that's actually because gulls are natural Predators for young Ducks.A mother duck has to be hyper.Aggressive towards gullss.Otherwise she will lose one or two of her ducklings
Duck mains are tryhard. My friend used to be one until he quit playing cause he got too addicted
There's a reason the term Cgull is going all around the main chat
😂 i C what you did there.
Why are Cgulls in C? Cause if they were in B they'd be Beagles
lol ‘the Beagles’ = Jewish Beatles cover band in my personal headcanon
That explains the ranking xD
Was expecting a much higher rank simply because they spec'd into the "boldness" trait (arguably their most important trait) alongside being a bird + scavenger (able to eat most things humans do) + good reproduction.
@@jonathan0225lmao
Yet another animal that realized its much easier to piggyback off human mains lol.
its sad to see the negative impact the human player base has. the diversity of many animals has decreased considerably in the past few minor updates
Rats
Cats and dogs and many other domesticated animals have switched from animals that actually take skill too play to piggy backing on human mains. Only a small percentage of thoss player bases actually play as the devs intended
@@ornament318 the devs didnt intend for the feather heating upgrade to lead to flight, perhaps this is just a way for new mains to be created. many tropical birds builds thrive in both the wild and as human supports, this could be good for the bird faction, increasing the species and variation of players
@@tevno9693 good point.
Seagull: "I had to break the rules. I had to steal"
Duck: "The BILL always comes due"
😂😂😂😂😂
“say the line, Duckjak!”
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@@lilsand.The fuck did my ears get assaulted with. And my mouth had the disservice of reciting.
@@lilsand. Sir, are you having a stroke? Please see yourself to the nearest hospital emergency room.
This is the first time I’ve ever seen a duck beat the crap out of a seagull and I’m glad I watched it.
I guess “rats with wings” is a bit overestimating their abilities
Naval pigeons i reckon
Pigeons aren't that bad. They're kinda just there and are domesticated birds with a bad rap@adarshmishra367
That's actually describing corvids
@@adarshmishra367 Pigeons are intelligent and fast. They have something going for them.
@@whee38 They do carry many diseases, and cover everything in shit, forcing people to put ugly spike strips on buildings. I'm not saying they don't deserve to live but if we have any ability to: let's encourage some better evolution
It's crazy seeing that seagull play tug-of-war with the pelican for food - I've seen pelicans straight up eat seagulls
"Always some MF'er trying to ice skate uphill." - Blade
Pelican't
Pelicans remember a time they were still dinosaurs, pre nerf. And they won't let anyone else forget it either.
Mine! Mine! Mine!
Pretty brave seagull
After watching seagulls eat bunnies, squirrels, and pigeons, it finally dawned on me that birds are absolute savages.
They are as terrible as the terrible lizards from which they are descended.
Gotta remember these are the dinosaurs that LIVED, after all.
Every animal is a savage. The only reason we have civilization and pack behavior is that it protects us and makes things much less stressful. We agree to cooperate in many ways, because it works, but we're still competing with each other for life.
All animals will eat _live babies_ if they're hungry enough or if it's convenient.
People have been raising their kids progressively more sheltered and deluded into thinking the world is or can be a happy carefree place. That's one of the reasons so many people are so delusional these days.
All life requires death. Even plants fight to the death with their neighbors.
@@Leto_0 Watch out, buddy, you're gonna get a nasty gash with all that edge
@@Leto_0ehh depends on the plants, lots of them live in interdependent communities too….and lots of them are parasites or murder each other.
They hard counter Yoda
definitely the best yoda counter in the game
They poke at his head! Not fun!
Stop it now :)
Like that. like t h a t.
Don't hit me. Please
The Rogue class ironically relies on its teammates to succeed.
Rogues are great at solo. Shitguls are not
@@burningshine5524 Shitgul mains BTFO
@@burningshine5524 Only because of stun/stealth.
I mean there's Swashbuckler subclass, a class meant for 1v1 dueling.
It's pretty funny that its key feature is being able to hit the enemy and then runaway for free.
@@logicplague not really
C-gulls
I was thinking they're going in Sea-Tier
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Yes, that's where they hang out at, the Sea Pier.
It took me a moment, but I appreciate this.
The amount of C tier jokes in this comment section tho
@@Officially_Unofficial-1id argue this is of the better ones, from what ive seen
@@vvwxwvvdo- do you- do you mean c-n…?
C-Tier is sufficient, enough to bully doves.
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@@lilsand.did you have a stroke
@@lilsand. ???
It was unique Sea-tier bird
@@tyne_9 Your English is trash bro, wouldn't read it
To be fair, the seagull was probably trying to eat the ducklings
Worth noting, they aren't locked to costal and marine servers and can be found in urban/semiurban invironments surprisingly far in land, especially near human's garbage disposal facilities
The only place I ever saw sea gulls in Downstate Illinois was around Shelbyville.
We live far inland, near the Louisiana/Texas border and have noticed seagulls near lakes and rivers. They're not overly abundant, but you do see them flying overhead when driving on bridges from time to time.
Yep in New York they’re literally all over the state think the only place where I didn’t see a lot of them was in the Adirondack mountains
I live in a city about ten miles from the sea and there are lots of gulls around, usually spreading rubbish around, bullying the pigeons and feuding with crows.
@@JesmondBeeBeeI get a bunch in Portland, we are on 2 large rivers, but we are like 100 miles from the ocean…to be fair we also some times get seals or sea lions too.
Seagull mains just think it’s super satisfying when they steal some food from a human main
During an outing with an ornithology class back in college, I saw a seagull grab a pigeon and literally pull it apart. Everyone in the class was horrified, and it happened right after a student asked if they ever attack other birds.
Seagulls, the number one poop-on-yo-head-inator
Dunno bout that, have you seen pigions?
Have you left your car next to a building with pigeons? I have.
New stat alert! Perception (I assume)
glad i wasn’t the only one to notice it
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@@lilsand. Is that even English?
Might be a new kind of bot.
@@ShovelChef what’s a new kind of bot?
This build is so hard carried by human mains
No it isn’t, sure they do better with human settlements around but they did perfectly fine without them too
"Carried" implies we're trying to help them...
You might as well say grass carries cows, and cows carry us...
the same way cows are carried by grass mains, they picked a good carry lol
Their biggest strength is indeed able to live off scraps from humans while also not being a threat to humans or their pets
They've snatched up yorkies and chihuahuas- so they're not completely safe
I've seen big seagulls kill and swallow small cats and dogs it depends what species you get in your area.
I used to live in an area with these en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-headed_gull that are are a foot and a half long and only weigh less than a pound.
Now I live in an area with these monsters. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_herring_gull a 2 foot long or more and 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 pounds of pissed of bird that never seem to be in groups of less than 6 of the damn things.
They can eat rabbits and other similarly sized animals.
They're known in my area to attack human children with food. I wish humans would stop ignoring the signs to not feed them.
First Short!!!
nice new content A-tier
but your longform will still be the top S-tier
Agreed!
One benefit not mentioned here is the seagull's ability to roll a 7 at the most critical moment possible
No shot someone actually references 100% Orange Juice... Incredible.
Basically a sea pigeon
I did not expect the seagull to go in C-tier because I’ve heard they can be really brutal hunters when they have numbers on their side.
Some of the bigger species, like the great back-backed gull (think that's the English name, it's Larus maritimus) function as apex predators in certain ecosystems. They grow to the size of an osprey and are pretty vicious on their own
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@@lilsand. please speak English.
@@sir.goat4595 yes english my first language
@@lilsand.When he said it he did not want to force you into speaking perfect english. It's just that what you wrote is unreadable, you can't understand it. Think of a foreigner trying to speak your language but only pure gibberish comes out and you can't understand them even if you try.
Yeah but god forbid you get a flock of Seagull mains locked onto you while you're eating something, there's a reason the "Mine!" warcry became so feared
Seagulls
*Yoda Grunt
Stop It Now!
Amazing refence
I once saw a video of a seagull eating a live squirrel whole. While they aren't that great in general, they sure know how to make do with any food they want
Hahah 😂 this is great. We have Stevens running everywhere, hilarious burbs 😅
Ahhh yes slightly better aquatic pidgeon...
Raises the question why we don’t see more birds of prey around harbors and beaches eating the seagulls
What birds of prey would those be? Seagulls are pretty big, it takes a large bird to kill one. Hawks or kestrels aren't really built for that. Certain species of falcons do hunt seagulls but there are probably easier meals for them too. And eagles are rarely agile enough for it, although the one in the video certainly got lucky.
Those bigger birds of prey are more scared of humans and don't usually hang around population centers! By being less shy, seagulls have been able to stay in the "safe zone". But, urban ecologists have noticed more and more birds of prey becoming braver and hunting in urban centers, so maybe seagulls won't be so safe for much longer.
@@maz.s There are cases of seagulls attacking whales when they surface to breathe also, and just straight up biting off chunks of flesh to eat. Pretty sure birds of prey are unable to reach that far into the sea so seagulls will always have a safe zone to retreat to I guess.
@@mingyi456 IIRC Albatrosses actually do fly and hunt pretty far out in the open ocean. Granted, there are waaaay more seagulls than there are Albatrosses or Osprey, so it's still relatively safe for them.
Finally a perception stat showing up in the chart
Wake up babe TierZoo shorts just dropped
The era of Tierzoo shorts has come
I dunno, I think they've got an unfairly fowl reputation
Why?
@@mugenokami2201 That one flew over your head huh? I guess that's what I get for winging it with my jokes.
@@renatocorvaro6924 I get it’s a pun just can you really say some wouldn’t agree with it though?
This is a W short, but you NEED to redo the dinosaur tear list if you ever decide to do something similar, I would suggest ranking dinosaurs that actually lived together rather than a bunch of dinosaurs that didn’t live at same time
My old arch nemesis
Never would i think id see a tierzoo dhort, but i ain't complaining 🤷♂️
So I guess you could call them a Cgull?
man tier zoo quality has increased a lot since i last watched
That's fair. There's a reason they are so dominant in the meta. The amount of intelligence is less important. More important is how you use it to your advantage. And seagulls use their's to gain a lot of XP really fast. I'd put them in high C tier.
Octopi, for example, are extremely intelligent, but it doesn't synergies well with their weak, defenseless, slow, and small body.
@@user-sh3cf7kd6eI think octopus is using their intelligence to a limit
@@Retroist2024
Yeah, they have a very short life expectancy, so they do not have much time to use that intelligent to gain experience.
@@user-sh3cf7kd6e yep and they don't have parenting, they die after laying off eggs
Any build that can feed off the success of humans redefining the metagame can immediately become viable, no matter how actually bad the build is at survival in nature.
Don't underestimate it. It's Eren Yeager
Seagulls is the type of animal that most newbies choose to play, since it's generally easy to grind
I did not expect a short from you ngl
Okay but having once seen a seagull absolutely body down random duck i like to think there’s a pretty high skill ceiling for these guys, plus the smart ones can do some interesting stuff
I was wondering why they weren’t in the bird tier list
Gulls can be terrifying. I’ve forgotten what species it is, but it’ll attack newborn whales and go after the eyes of seal pups
Perception is a new stadt. Nice.
Sea tear makes so much sense.
Honey! Game got an update, introducing a new stat.
My boss is a seagull. Swoops in, shits on everything and then flies away
Navy Pigeons
When i saw the notification, i was NOT expecting a short.
So what you're saying is, seagulls are better doves, and not much more.
Happy to see that people are making RUclips channels about the game, inside the game
Flying rats
I read from another comment about seagulls, that comparing Seagulls to Rats would even be a disservice to them.
I just found that comment funny
@@mr.boomguyA disservice to gulls or to rats?
Some seagulls have become predatory.
Definitely prefer the full format over shorts
Actually seagulls are very intelligent. They do more than just forage and actually do impressive tactics like pick up crabs or other animals with tough defense using their beak and they drop them so that when they fall their defense break and feast on the meat inside.
There was a story of one a few months ago that ripped off a man's testicle.
We love all the tierzoo content we can get!!!!!
I REALLY like the idea of using shorts as a sort of addendum to your past tier lists. I’d definitely like to see this for more animals like sleeper sharks or ducks, or even deeper dives into briefly-mentioned animals like snow leopards or toucans.
The OSRS bit had me hook instantly, I see your a man of culture and I have subscribed.
There’s still a difference between the seagulls you see at the mall parking lot and rummaging through dumpsters, versus seagulls in the wild where there’s little to no civilization and humans to depend on.
The seagull that got bodied by a duck while trying to snatch a baby duck was most definitely in a city park. Meanwhile on a remote Welsh island, a seagull caught and swallowed a whole rabbit. (Actual video you can look up.) Pretty formidable birds that are so successful and opportunistic they semi domesticated themselves in certain areas. The highest form of success.
This format is great for adding individual animals to existing tier lists! Good idea!
You know what. This is actually not bad short form content. It is rare to see that!
I wouldn't even be mad if this is what the channel's focus. Short tier discussions on a very specific animal.
I don't know... I've seen them eating pigeons and hares, and they can be pretty dangerous depenting on the subspecies
Please, can we have an owl tierlist
Seeing a duck get a perfect combo on a seagull was pretty cool
As a human main, I don't care for seagull scavengers, but at least they aren't yellow crested warblers 💀
The devs really gotta nerf the seagulls next update
Love the short format! Definitely faster than the normal video format but i love it! Keep it up❤
I think I personally like the longer videos, but shorts are good, but wont be as like enjoyable personally. Love your videos whatsoever.
This is one channel that definitely needed shorts.
Gratz on the first short! Perfect idea for a short video!
Nice short. By the way could you do a are puffins, kingfishers or ducks OP short/video?
oh please dissect all of your tier lists into shorts like this, that was amazing!
That multi-hit combo from the duck was crazy.
I love your editing, but especially that part where the chart shows up!
Happy to see you doing shorts!
The duck was on sauce mode ready for the action.🤣
That duck had 50 hits flying in from every direction 😎🦆💥🥊🥋
Duck Players > Seagull Players. 8)
I remember your first videos. So happy to see you with 3 million subs. You're the first person i saw use teir lists too.
these are just as good as the rest of your videos, pretty good for simple species or singular pieces of the tierlist
That black cat LITERALLY LOOOKS LIKE ONE OF MY CATS.
Seagulls are like that one guy who just loves to steal the food at the party
Bro just straight up showed animal violence on his youtube channel like it was an MMO.
Oh boy you have not seen Swedish west coast seagulls (or entirety of Sweden idk), these babies are GINORMOUS and can easily take down other birds like crows and mallard ducks, and frequently hunt smaller animals like crabs. In fact, they are pests even to humans!
Great idea to make this into shorts! Im sure you will grow, great and unique content
Can't forget the seagulls special ability to locate food when something touches it
That duck 🦆 is a very good mother.
Keep making YT shorts! Such great content, as always!
What a great game of life short
FINALLY A TIERZOO SHORT 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. THEIR OMISSION FROM THE BIRD TIER LIST HAD HAUNTED ME UNTIL NOW.
I hope he talks about the Common Loon soon!
I love the torpedo-diver build of this marine-class bird!
Steven the seagull.
Seagulls are absolute units the mere fact that they are so popular and that they adapted so well should show you how successful they are .