Sorry if you can't recognise practically ANY of the mongoose/civet-esque animals in here

And this was kind of a maining tier list too- butttt I barely know about civets and the other stuff that ISN'T. A mongoose, fossa, cat or hyena-

Ever since I was a young feller I walways adorned how these two similar yet oh so diffident species managed to be so similar. The Velved worm has vast agility and yet also contains guns with which to shoot and or injury and or maim its prey, giving it plus 5 offensive buff. Yet while the centimeter has many legs leading towards vast agility and also have armour giving to plus 5 defense. If these two titans in there own world we're to be pitted against one each other, who do you think it would come out on top? It may come down to a battle of if a gun beats armor but perhaps there is even a aspect of these magnetic creatures I same even overlooked. Many thanks my redditers

The cleveland leopard is highly endangered but prosimians don't have mammalian cunning, so they perhaps may not be able to survive.

In this scenario the trees would be placed in optimal soil with optimal sun next to eachother, and winner wpuld be the tree that goes taller or deis first

By hostile, this means theyactively hunt down and attack peopel. I personally think felidea, since many people have housecats and wild cats are pretty dangerous!

I do not understand why so many players call lemurs, galagos, angwantibos, pottos and lorises low tier. Is it because they're "less diverse"? Lemurs probably make up like 60% of larger mammal diversity on Madagascar. "less widespread"? Lorisoids have around the same range as catarrhines. "Less big"? Less than 1000 years ago we had lemurs the size of gorillas. I've heard people argue its the nocturnality which causes them to be low tier, but nocturnality is the basal state for mammals (which is why a lot of them have a tapetum lucidum). They aren't "wasting points" by being nocturnal, other primates spent points to be diurnal. In fact, owl monkeys are an example of something which had to "waste points" to become nocturnal.
It's not like strepsirrhines are boring either, some lemurs are capable of digesting poison, lorises are the only venomous primates, pottos can bite down to the bone, and galagos are basically living springs. I feel like a lot of the strepsirrhine underranking comes from people not understanding them.