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** "Eres el animal, ¡más extremo!" [[note]]"You, are the Most Extreme animal!" A spanish meme often spread around as a reaction image to idiotic things or bad takes, with animal being a commonly used insult for "stupid" in Hispanic countries.[[/note]]
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** "Eres el animal, ¡más extremo!" [[note]]"You, extremo!"[[labelnote:explanation]]"You, are the Most Extreme animal!" A spanish meme often spread around as a reaction image to idiotic things or bad takes, with animal being a commonly used insult for "stupid" in Hispanic countries.[[/note]][[/labelnote]]
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* CriticalResearchFailure:
** In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the black mamba.
** In "Awesome Ancestors", the T. rex is stated to be the ancestor of the komodo dragon. The two are not related aside from both being reptiles.
** In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the black mamba.
** In "Awesome Ancestors", the T. rex is stated to be the ancestor of the komodo dragon. The two are not related aside from both being reptiles.
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Latino here, wanted to add some to this show I really liked. And yes, the meme I added is real, you can find it often on spanish facebook or twitter pages
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: It was incredibly popular in South America, and is still remembered fondly today in that region, partly thanks to the memes spawning in that continent exclusively.
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* MemeticMutation: The simulation animations involving the green human are pretty infamous for how UncannyValley fueled they were, with them applying equivalent traits of animals into a human body.
** "Eres el animal, ¡más extremo!" [[note]]"You, are the Most Extreme animal!" A spanish meme often spread around as a reaction image to idiotic things or bad takes, with animal being a commonly used insult for "stupid" in Hispanic countries.[[/note]]
** "Eres el animal, ¡más extremo!" [[note]]"You, are the Most Extreme animal!" A spanish meme often spread around as a reaction image to idiotic things or bad takes, with animal being a commonly used insult for "stupid" in Hispanic countries.[[/note]]
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*** The story of Julia Legare (the girl who was buried alive after being mistaken for dead) in relation to the tarantula, a victim of the tarantula hawk wasp.
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* Not to mention the heartbreaking, almost IronicNurseryTune-like music that plays as the Octopi larvae are born and leave their mother, who could only silently tell them goodbye and to be careful out there. And then the music turns ominous as the predatory cod returns...
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. All she could do is watch her offspring flee into the ocean while herself being too weak to follow them. And she only won number ''two''.''two''.
* Not to mention the heartbreaking, almost IronicNurseryTune-like music that plays as the Octopi larvae are born and leave their mother, who could only silently tell them goodbye and to be careful out there. And then the music turns ominous as the predatory cod returns...
* Not to mention the heartbreaking, almost IronicNurseryTune-like music that plays as the Octopi larvae are born and leave their mother, who could only silently tell them goodbye and to be careful out there. And then the music turns ominous as the predatory cod returns...
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* NightmareFuel: The episode "Horrors", epsecially the winner (parasitic worms)- some can penetrate through your skin, and then live inside you!
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* NightmareFuel: The episode "Horrors", epsecially especially the winner (parasitic worms)- some can penetrate through your skin, and then live inside you!
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** The winner of "Fashion Disasters" was Deer, especially the ''Megaloceros'' whose huge antlers could make them get stuck between trees in dense forest and was speculated to have caused their extinction. ''Tier Zoo'' considered the ''Megaloceros'' an F-tier Ice Age animal because its horns were downright impractical, preventing it from moving through dense forests, and causing it to lose balance if one fell off.
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** The winner of "Fashion Disasters" was Deer, especially the ''Megaloceros'' whose huge antlers could make them get stuck between trees in dense forest and was speculated to have caused their extinction. ''Tier Zoo'' considered the ''Megaloceros'' an F-tier Ice Age animal because its horns were downright impractical, preventing it from moving through dense forests, of that very reason, and causing also because it to would completely lose its head balance if one fell off.
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** The winner of "Fashion Disasters" was Deer, especially the ''Megaloceros'' whose huge antlers could make them get stuck between trees in dense forest and was speculated to have caused their extinction. ''Tier Zoo'' considered the ''Megaloceros'' an F-tier Ice Age animal because its horns were downright impractical, preventing it from moving through dense forests, and causing it to lose balance if one fell off.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The winner for Killer Cats being [[spoiler:the house cat]], thanks to being an incredible killing machine. ''WebVideo/TierZoo'', which debuted far later, also puts [[spoiler:the house cat]] as S+ tier and one of its reasons being that they score lots of kills.
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** The winner for Killer Cats being [[spoiler:the house cat]], thanks to being an incredible killing machine. ''WebVideo/TierZoo'', which debuted far later, also puts [[spoiler:the house cat]] as S+ tier and one of its reasons being that they score lots ofkills.kills.
** Likewise, ''WebVideo/TierZoo'' also placed the Hammerhead Shark in the S tier along with the Great White Shark, for similar reasons to that in here.
** The winner for Killer Cats being [[spoiler:the house cat]], thanks to being an incredible killing machine. ''WebVideo/TierZoo'', which debuted far later, also puts [[spoiler:the house cat]] as S+ tier and one of its reasons being that they score lots of
** Likewise, ''WebVideo/TierZoo'' also placed the Hammerhead Shark in the S tier along with the Great White Shark, for similar reasons to that in here.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The winner for Killer Cats being [[spoiler:the house cat]], thanks to being an incredible killing machine. ''WebVideo/TierZoo'', which debuted far later, also puts [[spoiler:the house cat]] as S+ tier and one of its reasons being that they score lots of kills.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the black mamba.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: CriticalResearchFailure:
** In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the blackmamba.mamba.
** In "Awesome Ancestors", the T. rex is stated to be the ancestor of the komodo dragon. The two are not related aside from both being reptiles.
** In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the black
** In "Awesome Ancestors", the T. rex is stated to be the ancestor of the komodo dragon. The two are not related aside from both being reptiles.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In "Speed", the earthworm is stated to be "the fastest thing on no legs". That title actually belongs to the black mamba.
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** The fate of the female sea louse in "Mothers"; she gets dragged into a cavern by the male, who pretty much ''rapes'' her, gets pregnant with practically a thousand squirming babies who ''eat her alive from the inside out'' and then burst out of her, killing her in the process.
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unfortunate implications need citations.
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly [[ChildByRape forcibly impregnates her]] and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly [[ChildByRape forcibly impregnates her]] and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly [[ChildByRape forcibly impregnates her]] and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.''two''.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly [[ChildByRape forcibly impregnates her]] and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly impregnates her and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly [[ChildByRape forcibly impregnates her her]] and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as "good parenting" and "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly impregnates her and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as ''good parenting'' and "an ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly impregnates her and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as ''good parenting'' "good parenting" and "an "making the ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
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* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.''two''.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly impregnates her and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as ''good parenting'' and "an ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
* UnfortunateImplications: In "Mothers", the sea louse wins because she's dragged into a cavern by a male sea louse who promptly impregnates her and leaves her there with thousands of parasitic babies that eat her from the inside out and eventually rip her in half when they come out. This is depicted as ''good parenting'' and "an ultimate sacrifice for your children". From a human standpoint, it's actually ChildByRape and DeathByChildbirth.
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* {{Squick}}:"Gross Outs".
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* {{Squick}}:"Gross Outs".Outs".
* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
* TearJerker: In "Mothers", the fate of the [[MamaBear mother octopus]]. She starves herself for months keeping her eggs safe and when they hatch she's so exhausted that she can't defend herself when a predatory fish arrives. And she only won number ''two''.
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** "Body Snatchers":[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasma Toxoplasma]], hands down. No wonder it won in this category.
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** "Body Snatchers":[[http://en.Snatchers": [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasma Toxoplasma]], hands down. No wonder it won in this category.
