Zoologist Reacts to TERRIBLE and TERRIFIC Lego Animals!
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2024
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Lego is amazing, and Lego animals are cool, but recently Lego has started releasing some animal sets that are on a whole different level. But are they anatomically correct? Are they as amazing as they seem? We'll have to get a trained zoologist to weigh in!
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Hey Clint Laidlaw, Why don't you get to think of a suggestion and creating a UA-cam Videos all about the 🐭🐹🦫🐁🐀🐿️ Phylogeny Group Of Rodents 🐭🐹🦫🐁🐀🐿️ on the next Clint's Reptiles on the next Saturday coming up next?!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍
Hey Clint Laidlaw, Why don't you get to think of a suggestion and creating a UA-cam Videos all about the 🦔 Phylogeny Group Of Insectivores 🦔 (Insectivora), such as Shrews, Moles, Hedgehogs, Solenodons, Gymnures, Moonrats, Desmans, the Extinct West Indian Shrews, Etc. on the next Clint's Reptiles on the next Saturday coming up next?!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍
You know that, if you had released a beast of an 80 min. video, we'd watch it, right?
Are we sure the sea monster isn't a reanimated zombie mackerel carcass? Seriously, look at the corpse of one, all the missing fins become stuck to the body and not visible lol. Perhaps another zombie fish....
Actually Clint they could have been binoculars in orange or red
On a 1x2 clip bar/holder bar clip.
Here let me see if I can construct an example with emojis or something
🤘= red binocular piece with red or orange small claw pieces, sitting on a (red bar clip) idk it’s real name. Attached as part of the foot that’s fused. 🪝= unfused toe could have used that little piece [describing it(it’s bluish grey/grey the darker one- and it’s simultaneously a clip and a bar. A clip on top and a bar attached to the clip.) they could’ve molded it in red or if you want orange feet it’s also been molded in orange]
And you could use that for the foot
🤘 🪝
T
Key:
(Foot attachment area)🤘that whole section above
🪝 the innermost unfused toe
T= the piece in the set they molded in tan.
If this is confusing to you, same here. I couldn’t type this coherently and I apologize.
I see what you did. You wanted to play with Legos, but you wanted to count it as a business expense. Pretty clever
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No shame in that. I wanted to play with magnets and circuits, so I worked them into my Algebra 2 classes. If you can play at work, work is much more fun!
@@thunderatigervideo did I buy my little cousin magnetiles just to play with them with him? maybe :P lol
@@JasperisCasper 🤣 I didn’t buy them, but when I visit my brother and his family, do I sit down and “help” my nephews play with magnatiles? Absolutely! What are good aunts for? Dang, those things are fun!
My hero
I hate it so much that I, a biologist, think of Minecraft when I hear "Elytra"
Take comfort in the fact that more people have an inkling of what Elytra are now, thanks to Minecraft, than at any other point in human history. 😁
This is so real haha. I love beetles so much, but I also really love minecraft 👀
@@choalithikanthe2422 I can guarantee you that almost no one realizes Elytra are real things in nature
@@TokuNorth Yeah, can vouch for that. I didn't have an inkling of an idea that an Elytra was a real thing, always thought it was something only in Minecraft. That can be an issue with stuff like that when you take something that is real but not well known and put it into a game and peoeple think it's a fictional thing for that game.
Well, it's also apparently happened with known things too I guess. Like, people were thinking that Master Chief was _from_ Fortnite when he was in as a skin, iirc?
Best example of Clint's positivity: "These eat people somewhat regularly, but other than that they're the perfect pet snake!"
Like everybody has flaws, theirs is just eating a few folks, nothing to take personally.
Unless you're one of those folks! Only then.
Nothing to take personally because the person would be taken already! Hehe 😉 😂
(I love his positivity! And those snakes look beautiful, cool, and friendly!) ❤
I think you'd have to make pretty long series of mistakes to end up eaten by a snake
@ClintsReptiles It's just extra incentive to keep your pet properly fed
LOL the Praying Mantis head coming off easily is a nice realistic detail
- chompchompchomp
😂😂😂
That how you know it's a male praying mantis
@@LillyP-xs5qehate to be this guy. But technically the size and coloration makes it much more likely to be a female praying mantis than a male which tend to be smaller
@@sevinelevin9476 you absolutely do not hate being that guy.
Definitely feels like an in-joke
As a LEGO employee out of the HQ in Billund, I’m pretty sure I’m not at all biased when I say: “Please do more LEGO videos!”.
It’s amazing how you guys are always getting colors wrong in your sets
@@FlightmikeVideos ok.
@@FlightmikeVideosI’d rather have a colourful beetle than an accurate singular Lego piece
@@OrangeIsAGenuinelyCoolCo-fw9tq I'm talking about the bird legs in wrong color that could have easily been fixed but Lego just doesn't care and has lost any attention to detail. Or the butterfly underside or the beetle's eye. Lego just doesn't care. You're seeing those issues in almost all of their modern sets. Even super expensive display models coming with wrong colors.
Please get this man a job
Finding insects in the wild with Clint will make you feel 6 years old again, let me tell ya. I’m on Patreon now just so I can relive that moment.
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Nice to know none of these lego models defeated you the way children books did.
that was the biggest surprise; altho it was fairly obvious right at the start of the video. these sets are AMAZING.
To be fair, the lego models sort of get an excuse for being harder to make. Like, you have to really think about what pieces go together properly to end up coming out looking like these animals, and the result isn't always going to be perfect. Of course they still could've done better with some of these, like the shark fins that Clint put on "backwards". He shouldn't have needed to put them on "backwords" because they should've been in that direction to begin with. But overall, designing lego builds for animals has to be a lot more challenging than doing a little bit of research and creating battle stories for animals.
Lego has a lot of logistical reasons for colour choices sometimes. The colours used in one set are often influenced by other sets in production, so if there's not enough other sets that require those pieces in orange, they might just chose another colour instead of starting a new production run of that piece in that colour, as that's an extra cost to add to production.
Also, in the LEGO Friends series, there was recently a botanical greenhouse set that included an Amorphophallus titanum, so in name at least, that is the first phallus officially produced by LEGO that I'm aware of. Their Creator series Tiger, on the other hand, has the first LEGO set with an anus!
I was looking at the tiger but its kinda weak compared to pretty much all other animal sets.
I have the tiger set
Orange or red-orange for the feet would’ve required 3 recolored pieces, but the cattle horns and bar holders with clips already are produced in red, so then the only recolor would’ve been the t-piece, and they had to recolor that anyway to get tan. I wonder if they have some upcoming sets that use the t-piece in tan, and that was the reason/compromise? Or if someone decided that Lego tan was closer than Lego red for the kingfisher feet? (I don’t see it, but maybe someone would think that.) Or if they just goofed?
No artificial colour can truly match that of a kingfisher. Like some hummingbirds, bee-eaters, sunbirds and others, they're iridescent. Their feathers refract light like a prism. When they flit out over the water and the sun's light hits them at just the right angle they're like a living fireworks display. They sear your retinas like burning magnesium, they sparkle over the water and they disappear down the river with a shrill shriek and a trail of blue and red. The Halcyon, the King of Birds.
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32:18 One time I spent over an hour at a pond just watching a kingfisher hunt… It would just sit in a tree above the water for minutes at a time and then suddenly- WOOSH- dive straight down- SPLASH- and it was exciting every single time! I found myself quietly cheering every time it came up with a fish and feeling dismayed/disappointed every time it didn’t, and I thought to myself “…is this how it feels to watch sports?”
So that was the closest I ever got to understanding sports fans lol watching a kingfisher dive for fish
I may have just found a new favorite sport!
@@ClintsReptiles
🙂↔️🫸 Falconry
😏👉 Kingfishing
I've watched a kingfisher hunt as a kid and it became my second favorite bird after the raven, nudging the osprey off the number 2 spot.
@@theapexsurvivor9538and this is how I find out they added a head shake emoji
To be fair fishing is a sport so you watching a fisher I'll be it a bird not a person is actually you watching a sport.
Clint nerding out on animals and Lego all at once was something no one knew they wanted, but they definitely needed, lol
It certainly brighten my day up considerably, and I wasn't having a bad day to start with at all!
I probably should I have read the comments before commenting, because I arrived at almost the exact same sentiment completely independently 😅
Giraffes are under so much pressure that their head could almost pop off?
Relatable
I bit over 20 years ago, my spouse and I bought a small existing bookstore. The day we took over the store, there was a kingfisher (belted, not common) perched on a power line over the street in front. We decided at that moment to named the store "Kingfisher Used Books". In February of this year, we closed the store and retired. A friend of mine commemorated the event by giving me a Lego Kingfisher set. I haven't put it together yet, due to the upheaval of trying to rehouse the accumulated flotsam of a nearly 3000 square foot business, but I was happy to see that you consider it to be fairly accurate. I look forward to settling down with it when we manage to unearth the dining table.
"I Really can't believe we don't talk about their weird feet more"
Clint, not every confersation is the right conversation for talking about weird feet.
as a small fish, i felt very uncomfortable about my idol talking about how graceful kingfishers are in eating us. how insensitive of you
Ok "Avian Eyes"
Stop trying to lure small fish towards you by pretending to be one of them so you can gracefully eat them
Clint has got to be the most fun person to be around : ) Snake: "delightful" LEGO Giraffe: "work of art"
"Ventral projections" is my new favorite euphemism.
I’m 43 years old and am cuddled up with cereal (granola bar) and this is my new Saturday morning cartoons.
Sunday morning while sick- the best
@@melusine826relatable
Lego and education in the same video. Perfection.
BTW, please more Lego videos!
If you get the job at LEGO you must come to Denmark (where LEGO originates from) and when you do make a meet and greet, I for one would not miss it! Sincerely a danish stinkin' rad fan 💚
This isn't a critique or anything, but those are either the smallest cattails of all time, or it's actually a scaled-down model of a ginormous kingfisher.
I love it!
"I had to use my zooligist skills to even identify that this is a shark" is one hell of a burn
They probably didn't accurately color the morpho butterfly wings because it would have required at least 2 more layers of plates, which would have made the wings too thick.
"i look forward to a long and anatomically accurate relationship"
Clint subtle bragging right out in the open
I legit gasped with delight when I saw that the beetle elytra can close. And again when I saw the mantis's forelegs can move
Small correction, the IDEAS sets are fully redesigned, only the original idea stays
The original did not have revolver feet, sword hands or crowbar antenna
the pieces in the arm are exoforce arms and hinges not Technique
Also I dont love king fishers but after all im a human so im a fish hehe, relatively small to some other fish like blue whales
The mantis' head coming off easily almost feels like it was done on purpose as a joke.
On an unrelated note, this was a delight. It is noticeable how much fun you had, and honestly, I wouldn't be opposed to more videos like this.
If Clint had been my teacher in high school, I would have sat in the front row with binoculars.
I actually really like that mantises look at you dead in the eye. It makes them a little closer to being understandable, better to interact with. If you show them something, they react, and that´s just so fricking exciting!!
1:00 Ok, you’ve twisted my arm enough. I’ll head to the nearest Lego store and buy something soon.
Yes! Sauropod anatomy theories! I am so down for dino-anatomy-deep-dives! Especially if it includes the difference between the same blueprint in different sizes.
One day I hope to hear you talk about deinocheirus, even if he doesn't fit the long neck sauropod video.
Fascinating video! Other sets you could feature:
31154 Forest Animals: Red Fox
31129 Majestic Tiger
76391 Hogwarts Icons (with enormous Hedwig snowy owl)
910017 Kakapo
76414 Expecto Patronum (big blue Stag and Wolf builds)
31157 Exotic Peacock
Fun Elytra Fact! The Minecraft community has a major feud about how to pronounce the word Elytra. A camp defends their pronounciation by claiming that biologists pronounce it their way. Now I've asked my local biologists but they're wormheads and otter people, and Dutch, so not very much help.
So I'm oh so very glad Clint unwittingly sides with the OBJECTIVELY CORRECT way of pronouncing Elytra.
Today marks a great day in the history of Pointless-Discussions-About-Something-Very-Niche-Which-Nobody-Actually-Cares-About-But-Which-Are-Incredibily-Fun-Nonetheless!
What is the other way?
@@2_Oldthe other way I've heard it pronounced is E-lee-tra
@@vulkendov5210aaaaaah!!! That's just gruesome😣
TIL. I’ve been pronouncing it wrong my whole life. I’ve always pronounced it “eh-LY-truh”
@@2_OldAccording to Wikipedia, the correct way is “EL-ih-truh.” I’ve always pronounced it the way Clint does.
"Giraffe - The Best Pet Chordate/Ruminant/Mammal?" Sounds nuts. Idk if I even got that right lol
Fish.
"we have to talk about what they got right and where they could have done better" this is how every lego nerd feels
those insect lego sets are just so awesome. that goliath beetle is amazing.
I caved and got the set last week, and all the bugs are so beautiful. The mantis is my surprise fave!
WOW, Clint is into Lego too?! I wouldn't have thought Clint could be even more cool but here he goes again. Love the video, keep up the good work Clint ❤!
I really find your enthusiasm for all living things infectious. I've been watching a few years now, and even though reptiles and insects don't appeal to me as pets, I really enjoy learning about them and appreciating their beauty more than I used to!
Literally this ^^^
“The head comes off easily”, meanwhile, female praying mantis are like “what’s the problem?”
I'll write a fantasy book about super dwarfs and won't mention that they are snakes until the very end.
Lol
I think Lego would be NUTS not to go into collaboration with Clint, Dr. Laidlaw!
He brings with him a huge following that's constantly growing!
He's a dynamic personality across the Reptile world and beyond.
He's known for being honest in his dealings with his fellow man.
Lego - don't miss out!
I assume the Kingfisher's feet are tan because of limitations with those specific molds, as Lego only makes some pieces in certain colours, which and certain colours only in certain factories
My favorite part of lego sets is when they used parts from one random set for another, unrelated set, and it works out well. My favorite is the use of 100 pink frogs in the bonsai set made to look like cherry blossoms!
The wildflower bouquet set uses pink and purple pirate hats to make lupins, and propeller blades to make gerbera daisies!
I think the reason the bottom in the butterfly is not as detailed/realstic is bc these, very much like the art-piece and architecture series legos, are the kind you put on a shelf or in a glass case to be on display from the more "pretty" angle. Which in butterlfies tends to be the upper part of the wings where they have colour, and ofc it's when they've got their wings spread.
Re: the backwards dorsal fins on the shark, I had to do a similar thing with a Lego dinosaur set I got as a gift last year. For whatever reason, Lego made the triceratops' forelimbs longer than the hind limbs. It looked so much better, not to mention more accurate, after I switched them around.
To be fair, the shark and dinosaur set are a lot cheaper than some of the other sets, sooooo....
@@killdozer7792 I don't think it's a cost issue, though, as fixing the mistake is simply a matter of rotating/repositioning pieces already included in the sets.
Clint, Lego partnering with you would be brilliant for them, for you, for us..aaand for all those kids that have yet to discover Clint's Reptiles! Lego- make it happen! I want to see these kits at my local zoo!
I, too, have been a LEGO nerd for most of life. And I just started watching your content recently, and I've been loving every second of it. You pointing out the anatomical accuracies of these models gave me a new appreciation for them (my brother owns the butterfly/beetle/mantis set). So, in short, I would LOVE to see more LEGO videos!!
Theres two little grubs underneath the log the Hercules Beetle stands on. I love that detail bc it's completely hidden but so CUTE.
countershading also has another benefit when seen from side-on-- it obscures the shadows which the creature casts on its own body making it all appear to be one uniform color (i.e. the dark part in bright light and the bright part in low light are perceived as the same color to the eye). This makes its overall shape more difficult to discern.
Clint’s going to be happy if he ever makes the Lego tiger model.
No ifs, ands, although maybe one but…
Because of that Tiger, my kids now check every new animal set to see if it also has an anatomically correct butt 😂
It's official. Clint can geek out about literally anything and I'll be here for it. I didn't think I'd be interested in a Lego video, but this was so great
I have a bordered mantis, and I was giving him water on my hand right as you started talking about the mantis model, and it was so cool to see him groom himself and walk around as you talked about their anatomy. They truly are such amazing little creatures
Correction:
The antlers of moose and Deer *ARE* Alive, at least until they're shed. horns do indeed have a Living Core that *Grows* the dead keratinous horn around it, but Antlers differ in that it isn't Keratin that grows on their surface, but Skin & Fur.
You can even see when they near the Yearly shedding period, the Skin & Fur does indeed start to die and peel off, leading up to when the entire bony antler structure breaks off and will eventually start to grow back the following year.
but as they're growing, they're entirely and completely alive, Fuzzy, warm to the touch, and completely full of Blood, which circulates throughout the Antler to keep it growing.
The only reason some deer/moose/Cervid skulls still have antlers is that the animal was likely killed only while the Antlers were still growing or at least just before they began to shed.
I love this! I used to work as an artist (for a separate company) at Legoland in California, and always loved making spaceships out of LEGO. I gotta get my hands on some of these animal kits! (ROR sponsored?? Heck yeah!!)
The best part about that giraffe set is the creator made VERY solid Lion and Antelope alternate builds.
My guess for the Sauropods is that some or all of their Airsacs in the neck helped pump the blood to the brain.
Also would love to see more Lego Videos. Get that sponsorship.
If that giraffe wasn't as expensive as a real one, it would be the best Lego set of the last decade.
Your sly snarkiness as you said "holding a bar of pure silver"... I see you Clint 😉
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He has unveiled my secret identity, I am a small fish.
I would absolutely love to see more Lego video in the future. As a major fan of both legos and biology, this was one of the most fun videos I’ve seen in a while. Keep it up Clint!
Honestly one of my favorite videos you guys have made in a long time and there's so much extra stuff in the pattern video that I just can't wait for the next lego video!
It's pretty ironic that I'm watching educational videos about zoology, while taking a break from studying for my invertebrate zoology final
Wonderful video. It might be worth approaching Lego for a sponsorship,in future. They do sponsor a lot of educational and scientific content for kids. It would certainly make sense for them to have you review their models.
We need the tiger set for… reasons. I wanna see Clint’s reactions to… the… detail
I love these sets! More lego anatomical reviews would be so great! I was hoping you would have the t-rex skull fossil set. I've sculpted a few skulls, and I think that set captures some really great detail!
LOVE IT!!! MORE PLEASE!!! Also, I too emailed Lego after I saw the insect set and asked it they had any plans to do a reptile set. Since reptile keeping has a large following and I would imagine that the cross over between Lego fans and reptile keepers is fairly large. The response I got was "they can not talk about future sets." So, we have a chance. Maybe if MORE people email Lego and ask for reptile sets we will see this come to pass.
Was disappointed that there wasn't a headless joke in the praying mantis section of the main part of the video, but then delighted when the best headless lego praying mantis joke possible happened in the blooper.
I love animals. I love lego. I love enthusiastic science communication and I always appreciate thoughtful artistic technical critique with an eye for field-specific detatails. I also use "Rad" a lot! Needless to say, finding this channel today has been a treat and a blessing.
Also if you like these you may also like the Lego tiger model that has a certain realistic feature that it has become known for.
You literally hit on all of my favorite things through your videos. Birds, fish, legos, dinosaurs, and general animal knowledge. Top tier!
My 5yo was absolutely enraptured by this video! He has asked to rewatch it at least 5 times by now. I love how much we get to learn together about these animals while Lego keeps his attention. I'll be sending an email to Lego so they can get you on payroll ASAP!
Next video.. Giraffe… the best PET?
keen to understand the handleability
Clint, at this rate you might be able to get fans to design some of the coolest Lego models ever
Historians will look back on this video as when Clint's Reptiles began to switch over to being an entirely Lego-themed channel.
😂
I don't usually build Lego sets, but I do have model kits. And just listening to the part that you said about how the giraffe set replicate the drinking pose of a real one perfectly, I just feel soooooo satisfied
Clint talking about legos is something I never thought id see, and never knew I needed
never fails to brighten my weekend when Clint uploads! always worth the wait!
I have a few Lego flowers, but no animals.
I appreciate the long giraffe segment at the start, they're my favorite animal.
And I might need to look for this lego set, Lego has been releasing some beautiful sets in the past few years.
13:32, oh wow I have that set and didn’t know that one was to scale!! What a huge insect! I really liked that you get an extra one of those mantis pistol feet in one of my favorite LEGO colors Sand Green.
I definitely didn’t expect this, but I’m loving these kinds of reaction videos! Keep it up!
Thanks for giving me the answer about beetles legs, I swear that gave me a headache when I first learnt basic insects anatomy for art.
Thank you for more excuses to buy Lego!
I love how enthusiastic you are. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
Loved this video. Would love to see more Lego content.
As a fellow lego nerd this video was so exciting to see pop up in my recommendations, and the sheer enthusiasm absolutely dripping from this video is so noticeable. You’re an excellent presenter. Combining all the little details hidden away in lego sets with analysis of how they translate to the little details of the real animals is such a genius idea. This is probably the best video I’ve watched all week, and probably longer. My only gripe is the use of the “legos” instead of “lego” xD. Thanks for the great content!
Would love to see you cover the new fox 3 in 1 set as well as the gazelle alternate model for the giraffe! We’ve been getting spoiled lately with so many amazing animal Lego builds, it feels like the quality has exploded leaps and bounds above what was the case even only a few years ago, especially regarding the 3 in 1 sets (as can be proven by the shark build that you were not a fan of since that is a set that was released in 2019).
Praying Mantis has its head easy to come off so you can get two... and have them get feisty. Nom nom nom...
So, fun fact: sexual cannibalism in mantises is fairly rare in the wild. It's a stress response that usually happens in captivity.
Clint doing legos is something I never knew I needed
Maybe the mantis ease for decapitation is to remind everyone of postcoital decapitation...
just gonna add my two cents as an artist:
I assume that the reason for weirdly tan feet is due to colour blocking, meaning that if you were to make more realistically reddish, it would blend into orange of the belly.
personally, I would have opted for black and called it a juvenile bird 😅
What an interesting and fun episode! Clint, your enthusiasm is so infectious. Please do more Lego episodes in the future!
Your noticeable excitement when getting to the mantis is infectious :D I've been eyeing that insect set for a whole now, glad to know it's of good quality.
I’m a huge Lego fan and your channel, and waking up to see this beautiful collision of my two biggest topics of UA-cam content was stinkin’ rad! Please do more like this and keep up the great work! Love the vids!
There are also tiger, crocodile, and macaw sets from the 3-in-1 series that are pretty impressive.
Yes please, we need more of this! So good! :)
This was awesome! Would love to see more Lego animal reviews :)
You're enthousiasme is so contagious. Cheers to you!
I'm taking an anthropology course right now and the convergent evolution shout with giraffe manes immediately made me go "oh yeah, opposable thumbs, I gotcha." (btw this course is making me seriously consider a double-major in anthro; current major is history ed)
This was such a clever idea! I would love seeing more of it
Love to see someone nerd out about science AND hobbies combined