Drawing Animals based on (ONLY) their Scientific Names...

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[Jazza]

It turns out, I was MEANT to draw these based on the translation, IE the name "Brachyanax thelestrephones" translates to "Little Lord Nipple Twister" - so it's safe to say not only did I do this WRONG, but I missed a wonderful opportunity... or DID I?! Smash like and comment if you want to se me do it again, properly!

[sentientcomet]

Watching Jazza realize the trilobite was named after Mick Jagger and then immediately give up on realism and make a sedan camel was hilarious 😂

[Sinsabre]

Jazza starting out in a fairly serious manner drawing an angry cat. Then quickly realizes he'll never be able to guess the actual animals and says F* it... Fat camel with car seats on top it is. 😂

[PeataPoeet]

Next challenge: drawing animals based on the description of exotic animals done by early European scientists and adventureres. Could Jazza get elephants more right?

[Mr.Thumbtack]

I think jazza trying glass blowing would be a cool and interesting medium to watch him try ( I know it’s dangerous and hard but I mean like a video like the chainsaw horse where he helps and assists a professional and learns how to do some of it)

[ladyantimony]

What a wonderful idea to draw animals based on their "translation" of the scientific name. Being a scientist myself, I am used to work with these species names and would have never thought about this interpretation. I really love it and would like to see more.
Here are some suggestions of scientific names for the next round ;-)
Cosmocampus investigatoris
Jacksonaster depressum
Ectyoplasia ferox
Isopontonia platycheles
Neostylodactylus litoralis

[bohemianflowerplays]

you should try to draw animals based on their medieval descriptions. Drawfee tried this and it was hilarious.

[R.M.MacFru]

I love it. Jazza draws a grumpy cat, then discovers the critter is a trilobite. 🤣Just lovely!

[n.m.dooley]

You are SO funny! As a science teacher, I am dying laughing over here at your attempt to dissect the Latin meaning for these names! I love your art and marvel at your talent! You are so blessed with at amazing gift. Thank you for sharing this wonderful opportunity with us!

[zupergurkan]

1:45 I love how he started calling it a Jag-wire instead of a Jaguar😂

[theearthsquad]

Loved this format xD Hope we get to see more ASAP.

Here are some for your team to consider :

Corythaeola cristata
Eudyptes chrysocome
Neofelis nebulosa
Lamproptera meges
Helarctos malayanus
Bubo virginianus

[GetsLonely]

I absolutely loved you combining the camel, lapras, headphones and vehicle. It was the perfect amount of ridiculous. I think I need more like this.

[JaimeLeighArt]

Jazza dissecting the Boselaphus name literally had me laughing out loud … Laphus, like the Pokémon! 😂😂 Top shelf sciencing there!

[austinsinger]

Your last one is my favorite! I'm glad you added flowers. I was yelling flowers when you were doing that one. You made a real life Pokémon that's realistic in our universe.

[LovelyGhostz]

No way bc I was just watching your series where you draw characters based off their descriptions in their books lol- I’m not sure if you’ll read this but you’ve always been such a huge inspiration for me. Watching you’re videos is one of the main reasons I decided to continue art. :]

[coryman]

I really love the idea of a big ox-like creature that wanders around with plants growing out of its back! It would really fit in a lot of cool settings; a bit like those swimming island guys in Subnautica, but the terrestrial version.
Also I know it's probably just an accent difference but I was NOT prepared for how Jazza pronounces "jaguar"

[Blixthand]

Now I want a Princess Mononoke style movie with these creatures in it.

Could also be fun to draw based on the scientific names literal translations.

[jungkooksjeans]

This reminded me how badly I want another Jazza and Drawfee collab

[ma_s_on]

Loved the process of how Jazza interpreted the name in parts

[bastian]

As a biology student I find it incredibly funny that Jazza obviously doesn't understand how scientific names work but he goes along with his interpretations regardless of that