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I love your videos, keep posting

Actually have this figure and crazy how Mattel Made their mapusaurus so small but when in real Life Mapusaurus what's bigger than giganotosaurus I think it's still a good figure also your next one should be majungasaurus major or Bajadasaurus

I don't know if this one is actually going to be in the show or not but I must say it does look really accurate to what the animal looked like there's also one in a human pack from chaos theory too with a compsonathus named Gordon.

Yolo Jameso, the reconstructed T-Rex models fail to include cartilage in the joints and intervertebral discs between the vertebrae of the neck, spine, and tail. Inclusion of these would make T-Rex slightly longer and taller, but it is more realistic to include these in the reconstructed model.

There's a sand dollar model

you lied to us jurassic james, where my guanlong review? but more important where is my lystrosaurus review 🤣🤣🤣?

loving your channel man keep up the great work! very informative!

Great review. Always appreciate the detailed information, and your enthusiasm when presenting the figures. Keep up the good work!

I came to this channel to hear about the family tree of these animals. Please tell me more.

When I saw this title I went “Oh yea, hes definitely explaining the Altispinax/Becklspinax situation.”

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Rebor Carnotaurus

Thank you Jurassic James! So cool!

Awesome!

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OMG How many dinosaurs do you own man? 😂

Amazing collection, this would have been a childhood dream to enter that room lol!!

Oh hey the Carno was my favorite dino as a kid! Awesome Video James! Recently subscribed and I've been really enjoying how informative and interesting your explanations are! As a fellow JP and JW fan I've been wondering if you'd do video on the aspects of the Indoraptor or maybe other prehistoric animals? Thanks for the great content and keep up the good work👍👍♥️

Nice collection

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My dad also bought me something like that when I was a kid and my favorites were Triceratops and Oviraptor. I often thought of them as bulls and chickens 😅

This is not PNSO. It's a Haolonggood model.

Cant wait to see the book!

It's wild how there is an entire diverse clade of large theropods that we just didn't know about until relatively recently. Really makes you wonder what's hiding in the rocks in places that we haven't explored yet.

Love this guy, have you a vid just showing your collection behind you?

Dude your channel is awesome! What's your take on using CRISPR to bring back extinct species?

Need a better mic m'man...audio is way low

You should have more subs.

Than you! I am addicted to your channel lol Please buy a good microphone :/

Great review awsome collection thanks

Cool collection

Absolutely the brightest start to my day: seeing you on my RUclips feed! You captured my attention from beginning to end! 🦕🦖

Great presentation, James!😊

Many people know this dinosaur for appearing in the _Dinosaur King_ anime, _I_ knew it for appearing in the fourth episode of BBC's Planet Dinosaur.

I found this video by scrolling and thought I’d check it out, and I gotta say…this is a great video 👍🏻

Another awesome specimen from PNSO!

Excellent and well-rounded review! I like it that you made it both entertaining and educational! You have the admiration and respect of a fellow sauropodomorph palaeontologist! Well done!

Can relate. Having these super sized Brachiosaurus is just a childhood dream come true.

Hello @Jurassic James 65, I was wondering if a damaged elongated neurospine on certain spinosaurids could also damage its associated nerves?

Great video! Very informational.

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"It's a repaint. That's how they getcha." LMAO

Happy for you bro!

Your dinosaur toy collection. It makes me jealous.

I just finished watching all of the episodes of this series and I have a few things to say. First of all I think this series is absolutely great, it is quite obvious to me that you are very excited to talk about all of these amazing creatures and it is great that you are spreading your excitement onto others, especially kids, which might grow up to be Paleontologists one day after seeing these videos. You know a lot about these animals and want to share your knowledge about them with others, which is also great but I think you sometimes end up speaking a bit too fast, which makes sense since you have so much to say, but maybe slowing down a bit, not by much, just a little to let the information be processed would be good. Overall I think this series is great for introducing paleontology in a kid friendly manner while still presenting tons of information is great. It makes learning about these ancient creatures easy and accessible to everyone. It was great seeing this series develop and improve over time.

oooh broo. heck yeah subbed.

Ekrixinatosaurus is one of my favorites. The Abelisaurids were one of the most succesful theropod dinosaurs ever. They seem to be found all over the world and the species lasted for millions of years.