Smart animals have been observed to hold grudges, I remember an Indian Elephant that was forced to work during a heatwave, which is ilegal in India, that gored the guy forcing the Elephant to work, then the elephant stayed vigilant over the man preventing people from rescuing him or taking him to a hospital until the man died.
@@fredfry5100 considering that working Elephants have actually died from being made to work during heatwaves, I would say it was more warranted than frightening.
@@fredfry5100I think wolves, lions and tigers are also animals that supposedly hold grudges but cards on the table that is something I was told a long time ago so take that information with a grain of salt
Hey! Whao der! This is Mariner with peak power. Obviously she Boim’ed up a way to push the circuits and wires inside the shield barrier. T’lin was there. She’d back it up, very logical explanation!
I love the fact that when the scientist asks why Mariner is risking to save them, despite not liking outpost scientist, T'lyn agrees "It is illogical." It implies she would leave them to their fates. 😂
The description was not of venomous creatures, but poisonous creatures. If the toxin is intrinsic ie all through the animal, it is poisonous. If the toxin is delivered via fangs, claws, stings or spurs, but the rest of the animal is nontoxic, they’re venomous.
Thanks for the explanation. I was one of the dummies that thought those two words were synonymous, and now I know better. I should have known, though, since one of my English lit professors taught me that no two words have the same meaning.
@@TheJabbate1 If it bites you, and you die, it's Venomous. If you bite it, and you die, it's Poisonous. If every aspect of contact with said creature results in your death, it doesn't matter, and you should probably run.
Well, they DID have special protective gear available at a moment's notice... Also, you vastly overestimate the survival instincts of a wildlife biologist. These are the kind of people who happily risk death and dismemberment in order to spend five minutes counting eggs.
@@margotrosendorn6371 You know, I, for one, would like an episode, or atleast part of one, on why Outpost Scientist in this franchise get no respect and are seen as dumb. They seem like they should get more, seeing as the only difference between them and Star Fleet is that Outpost Scientist are stationary a opposed to mobile.But from what we've seen, they simply aren't trained, staffed, or equip to either maintain their base of operations (something our Leiutenant JG are helping them with), or handle whatever unexpected threats the Final Fronteir may send their way. They seem to be set up soley for lab work.
HUH, an energy fence that has loose cables on the outside. Nothing could fo wrong with that... Also, what is the science of eyes popping out of your head if you touch them? I want to know this incredible science. This birds could be great weapons.
To my knowledge it isn't possible. Human eyeballs are directly linked to the brain via a tether called the optic nerve, which the links to the (big word coming up) Lateral Geniculate Nucleus. To cause the eyes to shoot out of the head would require the optic nerve to violently burst in some fashion.
I love that the thing stayed still and quit long enough to get that guy, that thing held a grudge
Smart animals have been observed to hold grudges, I remember an Indian Elephant that was forced to work during a heatwave, which is ilegal in India, that gored the guy forcing the Elephant to work, then the elephant stayed vigilant over the man preventing people from rescuing him or taking him to a hospital until the man died.
@@imatiuThat is an extraordinarily frightening thought.🤔 Great to know though.
@@fredfry5100 considering that working Elephants have actually died from being made to work during heatwaves, I would say it was more warranted than frightening.
@@imatiu Well, that too, but I'm referring to the fact that humans aren't the only ones who hold grudges.
@@fredfry5100I think wolves, lions and tigers are also animals that supposedly hold grudges but cards on the table that is something I was told a long time ago so take that information with a grain of salt
I love “i am in an academic romance with these things.”
"....and with the fence repaired, I am back to respecting these noble creatures."
"Mariner! Get back in there and put on the anti-venom suit! At least pants!" 😂
A moment of awesomeness mixed in with tomfoolery. Yep, that's Lower Decks alright 😊
Those tremble lizards look like alien versions of mousers from teenage mutant ninja turtles
Yes! I knew they reminded me of something.
That’s why it looks familiar
Thank u. I knew they looked familiar
OMG, I forgot about those.🎉🎉🎉
they do look adorable
I mean, I get where he's coming from: we all like tigers, but nobody wants to be in the same room as one.
I agree
why would you love tigers?
I mean I do, just not if they are hungry or in any emotional state other than docile...
But of course, cannot have a Jurassic Park style outpost without deficient security measures.
If Tremors has taught me anything, it's that ALL security measures are deficient....
Spared no expense
Then their would be know plot!
@@dude12394you spared purpose though, lots and lots of purpose!
Meanwhile that panel is just OPEN so that they can bring the shield down again in 3 seconds.
Hey! Whao der! This is Mariner with peak power. Obviously she Boim’ed up a way to push the circuits and wires inside the shield barrier. T’lin was there. She’d back it up, very logical explanation!
Tremble lizards are known for holding a grudge. That guy was always the target.
literally every dangerous animal enthusiast be like:
Venomous Tremble Lizards and Eek the Cat
And three viable pokemon designs this season?!
Eek the Cat! Holy shit, that brings back memories.
Moopsy, Tremble Lizards, what's the second one?
@@spyrofan9681 cave bulbasaur thing
Oh yeah@@targetseeker
@@spyrofan9681 I wonder if Badgey (pre-ascencion) Goodgey and Logicky count as Digimon.
I ❤ HOW STOIC T,LIN ALWAYS LOOKS.AND BEHAVES
I love the fact that when the scientist asks why Mariner is risking to save them, despite not liking outpost scientist, T'lyn agrees "It is illogical." It implies she would leave them to their fates. 😂
The description was not of venomous creatures, but poisonous creatures. If the toxin is intrinsic ie all through the animal, it is poisonous. If the toxin is delivered via fangs, claws, stings or spurs, but the rest of the animal is nontoxic, they’re venomous.
it's funny, usually that mistake is made the other way, with venomous things being called poisonous...
They must be poisonous AND venomous. The venom must be what does the eye-popout thing.
How I remember: Venom is injected, Poison is ingested.
Thanks for the explanation. I was one of the dummies that thought those two words were synonymous, and now I know better. I should have known, though, since one of my English lit professors taught me that no two words have the same meaning.
@@TheJabbate1
If it bites you, and you die, it's Venomous.
If you bite it, and you die, it's Poisonous.
If every aspect of contact with said creature results in your death, it doesn't matter, and you should probably run.
They are parodying Starship Troopers. 😂
I don’t even need to see the credits to know that’s Paul F. Tompkins.
With how bad these things are you would think they would have robots or drones. Even if you don't want A.I. you could just control them remotely.
Mariner was right about these guys being weirdos
Well, they DID have special protective gear available at a moment's notice...
Also, you vastly overestimate the survival instincts of a wildlife biologist. These are the kind of people who happily risk death and dismemberment in order to spend five minutes counting eggs.
@@margotrosendorn6371 You know, I, for one, would like an episode, or atleast part of one, on why Outpost Scientist in this franchise get no respect and are seen as dumb. They seem like they should get more, seeing as the only difference between them and Star Fleet is that Outpost Scientist are stationary a opposed to mobile.But from what we've seen, they simply aren't trained, staffed, or equip to either maintain their base of operations (something our Leiutenant JG are helping them with), or handle whatever unexpected threats the Final Fronteir may send their way. They seem to be set up soley for lab work.
So it didn't bite Mariner, but attacked the guy for some reason and exploded his eyes ?
It held a grudge against him. These creatures are smarter than they look.
Anyone else getting that Jurrasic Park vibe from this?
When you can do the movie Alien in 1 minute and 47 seconds. In cartoon format.
Ahhh, I thought this was a crossover with The Terrible Thunderlizzards.
0:13 T'lyn's voice is so calming
She's a Vulcan.
Why is the forcefield control panel on the outside?
Because the scene would have been boring otherwise.
HUH, an energy fence that has loose cables on the outside. Nothing could fo wrong with that...
Also, what is the science of eyes popping out of your head if you touch them? I want to know this incredible science. This birds could be great weapons.
To my knowledge it isn't possible. Human eyeballs are directly linked to the brain via a tether called the optic nerve, which the links to the (big word coming up) Lateral Geniculate Nucleus. To cause the eyes to shoot out of the head would require the optic nerve to violently burst in some fashion.
If Mariner's eyes didn't pop up because that bird was on her back then... why do they need protective suits instead of gloves and a helmet?
Is lower decks secretly building pokemon knock off game?
Im not sure but i wana it now
Moopsie
Yoooo first
Yoooo last ha ha.
1:12
Not THAT illogical. Any decent person wouldn’t let anyone get hurt.
Or, in a more self serving sense, she’s making sure she stays alive.
I love this cartoon, but they need to kill off mariner and her mom, their voices and rambling are so annoying.
Are you okay???
Mariner sure is one hot badass.