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They are definitely up there, but I thought I'd include some lesser known top predators for this one.

Pretty incredible! The more we dig into the animal world the more amazing it gets.

The slime part seems particularly gross😅

@@Naturalis0 I'm terrified of ocean stuffs. Going into the ocean is re-entering the food chain as far as I'm concerned. May as well go to Montana and try to ride a wild grizzly bear around like a horse. If you go in the ocean, don't be surprised if something like hagfish lays eggs inside you... with so much mucus secreted that you don't even feel it happening, even though your wetsuit doesn't have any holes in it when you emerge from the water.

Yes, that's especially true when it comes the arthropods. I'm not familiar with its effect on other types of animals though.

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

Glad you enjoyed it!!

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Its an extinct primitive fish known as Sacabambaspis

Wow that’s really cool! I need to look them up.

Probably not, by my guess.

Thanks for your kind words!

Which one?

@@pratiyush4474 the one name sacambambaspis

That’s pretty interesting, I only found out about this animal when I made this video

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“Borealpelta”

Bruh it's not a ankylosaurus it's a borealopelta ☠️

Whuat are ya babbling about?

Thanks for stopping by! I've made a video on extinct predators but I'm still working on part 2 for this video. Stay tuned for when it drops😎

You got it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for your feedback, may I know which terms were pronounced incorrectly?

@@Naturalis0 Thank you for wanting to get things right: 1. Melanocyte, melanosome. Similar problem with each. Wikipedia has a good audio clip with the pronunciation for melanocyte. Note the emphasis on the second syllable: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/transcoded/d/d8/En-melanocyte.oga/En-melanocyte.oga.mp3 2. Borealopelta gets its name from the boreal location of the find. You pronounced it "bo-reel-o-pelt-ta." It ("boreal")should be three syllables, "bo-ree-al-o-pelt-ta." Proper pronunciation can only increase your credibility. I only commented in the first place because the content was good otherwise.

I appreciate you taking the time to clarify in such detail. It’s helped me notice other terms that may have also been mispronounced, so I can definitely be more careful about it in the future.

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Thanks for your comment! But you'll have to explain this one to me😅

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There are some really strange dinosaurs out there too, I hope to cover some of them in a future video.

Thanks for your comment! Elephants belong to a group called the proboscideans which are thought to have originated in Africa. Millions of years ago, once they migrated to Eurasia through Arabia they could have travelled into the Americas via a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska that was above sea level during that period.

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Thanks for your comment! That's also a very unusual animal. I believe you're referring to Chimaeras which are sometimes called ghost sharks. Despite the name they are not actually sharks but are related to them, so I haven't covered them in this video.

That deadly tail fin is quite something

It’s amazing, to think a creature born during the 1500s is still swimming somewhere in the deep sea

Interesting point, our technology goes through a process of evolution too, where convenience and advanced features were favoured in the market.