As someone who loved zoology, paleontology, and the like, I love to see more of these type of vids, man! A series I think you could make similar content is the future animals from thr BBC show, 'Primeval'. As for the Bronto, I think a mammal-like reptile would suit it best.
@@MothsAudioandVideos I think its also important to remember that Tatootine was once a green planet so maybe that's why some of the creatures don't fit bc the planet was unnaturally forced to become a desert planet
Audial Architect I thought about including the Krayt Dragon, but figured I should save it for if I cover The Mandalorian (for new canon) or KOTOR (for old canon).
I definitely would like to see you cover sapient species from the "humans with facial prosthetics" to the more bizarre ones like Ithorians and Wookiees.
Audial Architect Haha, that’s a great question. Technically, mammals and some reptiles have four nostrils: two internal ones called choanae, two external ones called nares. Hypothetically, the scurrier may have evolved to have external choanae, and it might not have any detriments in an environment with so little need for swimming, but it wouldn’t have any benefit I could see. Still, a rare congenital disorder found in many animals called diprosopus can lead to duplication of facial features, including nostrils, so if that became more frequently expressed, it could become a species-wide trait. Again, hypothetically.
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As someone who loved zoology, paleontology, and the like, I love to see more of these type of vids, man! A series I think you could make similar content is the future animals from thr BBC show, 'Primeval'.
As for the Bronto, I think a mammal-like reptile would suit it best.
yolanda castro Oh, I have heard of that show! I’ll look into it!
@@MothsAudioandVideos I think its also important to remember that Tatootine was once a green planet so maybe that's why some of the creatures don't fit bc the planet was unnaturally forced to become a desert planet
Not surprised to learn you are a teacher. That's awesome!
IrishMorgenstern Haha, thank you!
How about the Krayt Dragon?
This video was so interesting! I had no Idea you were a Zoologist as well as a historian! I'd love to see more like that!
Audial Architect I thought about including the Krayt Dragon, but figured I should save it for if I cover The Mandalorian (for new canon) or KOTOR (for old canon).
I definitely would like to see you cover sapient species from the "humans with facial prosthetics" to the more bizarre ones like Ithorians and Wookiees.
Bach Teves Alright, I’ll add it to the list!
I WAS JUST THINKING OF ANIMALS IN STAR WARS
Also love this video
The First Okiro Haha, I actually saw your tweet right after I finished uploading. What are the odds? And thanks for your support as always, Okiro!
How anatomically propable is the scurriers having four nostrils?
Audial Architect Haha, that’s a great question. Technically, mammals and some reptiles have four nostrils: two internal ones called choanae, two external ones called nares. Hypothetically, the scurrier may have evolved to have external choanae, and it might not have any detriments in an environment with so little need for swimming, but it wouldn’t have any benefit I could see.
Still, a rare congenital disorder found in many animals called diprosopus can lead to duplication of facial features, including nostrils, so if that became more frequently expressed, it could become a species-wide trait. Again, hypothetically.
Interesting. Could you do one of these types of videos on other fantasy animals maybe?
JustAPrayer I certainly hope to do so!