Zuri ΘΔ

@therian.blog

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ΘΔ (they/she) A weird autistic trans therian. Age: 1/4 century Theriotype(/-s): Puma Lineage Cladotherian I host lectures and do some research about therianthropy on the side. EN/DE

An animation showing the distribution of upload dates over time (where each frame shows one specific time of data collection). While it gets more diffused over time, the mode (highest peak) remains around Feb 19th throughout the whole dataset.
A heatmap showing the Jaccard overlap between the different collection dates. At its lowest, it seems to be around 0.4 (on the outermost edges, showing the overlap between the oldest and the most recent dataset). There is a significant area of increased overlap after 2026-03-05, where even the lowest overlaps are around 0.6.
Graph showing the ”video age composition over time [for the] Top 300 YouTube search results for therian“. The x axis shows the collection date (20206-02-27 to 2026-03-20), the y axis the ”Share of videos (%); Data Source: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18774469“. The data is visualized in age buckets: ≤ 14 days, ≤ 30 days, ≤ 90 days (3 months), ≤ 365 days (1 year), ≤ 730 days (2 years), and > 730 days. In the beginning (up until around 2026-03-03), older videos (> 1 year) got replaced by more recent videos. The 14 days bucket begins to drop back down after that, followed by the 30 days bucket about 2 weeks after that. In the past few days, more than 15 % of the ≤ 30 days bucket moved into the ≤ 90 days bucket. However, above the 90 day mark, everything remains mostly the same for the time being, with no significant changes to the shares of ≤ 365 days, ≤ 730 days, and > 730 days.
Animated Bar chart. Title: "Upload dates since 2026-02-01 in Top 300 YouTube Search Results for «therian», ordered by popularity". y-axis label: "Videos in Top 300 Search Results". x-axis label: "Upload date". The graph is animated to show the progression of the results over time, beginning on Feb 27th, and ending with Mar 15th. The x-axis spans Feb 1st to Mar 15th. While overtime, more recent videos show up in the graph, the mode remains roughly between Feb 17th and Feb 21st. While in the beginning, the data is quite focused around that mode, it gets more spread out with time, with a far less pronounced peak. A callout in the top-lefthand corner reads: "Data: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18774469"
Bar Graph with a title ”Recent videos (<= 30 days) in All-Time-TOP-300: language prevalence – therian“. The axis label reads ”number of videos“. Spanish has 185 (96.9%), Thai 2 (1.0 %), Portugese 2 (1.0 %), English 1 (0.5 %), and Unknown 1 (0.5 %)
A 3 by 3 grid of video game covers. Top to bottom, left to right: Sim City 2000, Zoo Tycoon Complete Edition, The Sims 3, FIFA Soccer 09, Microsoft Flight Simulator X (the original release, not the Steam version), Star Wars Battlefront II, Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4, Wolf Quest, and Planet Zoo.
Graph showing the recent uploads in all-time top 300 per days for the search term therian. There is some minor activity between Feb 2 and Feb 10. After that, it rises to reach its peak on Feb 19 with 20 uploads. after that, it more or less steadily falls back down up to Mar 03.
A plot showing the »Recent uploads in All-Time-Top-300 per day for therian«, with videos uploaded on the y axis and day (UTC) on the x axis. The visual median is around Feb 19 or Feb 20 with peaks at 20 videos per day.
Plot showing the age distribution. A lot of videos have been published very recently.
Google trends graph showing the interest over time worldwide for the past five years. It stays mostly flat / close to 0 until around 2023. Then, in the end of 2023, it rises up to 13 on the scale. Then flattens out and in 2025 goes back down and flattens out at around 6 or 7 on the scale. From Jan 2026 to Feb 2026, it rises from 6 to 100 on the scale. Outside February 2026, the maximum value overall is at 13.
Person wearing a Therian style snep mask, wearing a staff Eurofurence badge and a green shirt saying "Eurofurence Press Team" sitting in a Deutsche Bahn train
Person wearing a Therian style snep mask, wearing a staff Eurofurence badge and a green shirt saying "Eurofurence Press Team" sitting in a Deutsche Bahn train
Two business cards with rounded corners, one showing the front and one the backside. The background is green. On the front, there is the logo of the blog and a text "therian.blog". The back shows an image of a mountain lion, text "Zuri (blurred last-name) (they/she). therian.blog. Feline in a human body. Lectures and Workshops. It also shows an email address – info at therian dot blog – as well as the Bluesky username therian.blog. A reference to the Telegram username is blurred.
Test print of business cards. The front contains a modified theta delta icon (my blog's logo) and the text "therian.blog" in white letters on dark green background. The back contains several (partially blurred) links to email, Blueskz, and Telegram. Additionally, a grayscale image of a puma is shown on the right side.
Norwegian Forest Cat on a wooden plank on the balcony.