Argentinosaurus: The Largest Dinosaur EVER!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Throughout the reign of the dinosaurs, the Sauropods stood as the greatest dinosaurs of all time. Of these sauropods, the Argentinosaurus is considered to be the largest dinosaur weighing in at 80 tons and 35 metres long. However, new research is being published and new discoveries are being made, is the Argentinosaurus now considered to be the largest dinosaur to ever exist or has its title being given to another?
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  • @phyacinths
    @phyacinths Год назад +12

    really amazing how sauropods consistently maintain and increase their size throughout the span of dinosaur reign

    • @blokin5039
      @blokin5039 Год назад +2

      Not really.

    • @AgroAcro
      @AgroAcro Год назад

      ​@@blokin5039Kind of until like the mid Cretaceous when they stoped getting bigger.

  • @hsdinoman2267
    @hsdinoman2267 Год назад +6

    your videos are definitely getting better and better, the quality of them improving is too

    • @TheMesozoicFiles
      @TheMesozoicFiles  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your support. Drawing the sauropod skeleton was a challenge. But I am glad to be making improvements with each video.

  • @AveryAYMMcWhorter
    @AveryAYMMcWhorter Год назад +5

    this is some excellent stuff!! Definetely keep pushing forward!!

  • @Howto-tz2ei
    @Howto-tz2ei Год назад +4

    Your videos keep getting better keep it up

  • @attemptedunkindness3632
    @attemptedunkindness3632 Год назад +3

    Argentina already has the more much famous Argentavis, I say we rename this magnificent sauropod "Chungosaur". The large and noble Chungosaur stampeded and refused to merely walk through the diminutive tract of land that would briefly be known as "Argentina".

    • @alanwilcox98
      @alanwilcox98 Год назад

      better yet Brontosaurus Patagoniacus

  • @marcusmulethaler5367
    @marcusmulethaler5367 Год назад +3

    Another animal whose heart we could of walked through. Damn meteor.

  • @raylopez99
    @raylopez99 Год назад +3

    Like a moderately sized blue whale on legs! (blue whales can reach twice as big, 200 tons)

    • @raylopez99
      @raylopez99 Год назад +1

      Bruh. How does Bruhathkayosaurus make an appearance @7:15 in a video about Argentinosaurus? Bad form, stealing the thunder of the thunder lizard.

  • @loyaltyuncrythro6788
    @loyaltyuncrythro6788 Год назад +3

    Dope vids mayn, subbed and gave a like. Can’t wait to see ya blow up just like the forerunners of science channels on RUclips

  • @kookaman6095
    @kookaman6095 Год назад +3

    Amphicoelias fragillimus: Hold my beer.

    • @hcollins9941
      @hcollins9941 10 месяцев назад +1

      @AgroAcro
      Amphicoelius has re-entered chat
      Amph: I CAN DENY IT NO LONGER… I am small. With a name change! Amphicoelius altus
      Original Amph: I have a new name too! Maarapunisaurus!
      Bruhathkayosaurus: DID SOMEBODY MENTION THE WORLDS BIGGEST DINO!?!

  • @hcollins9941
    @hcollins9941 10 месяцев назад +1

    Bruhathkayosaurus: Hold my foliage.

  • @MaxBorges888
    @MaxBorges888 Год назад +2

    The size of these animals is a big evidence that the Earth is growing. Only with a much smaller gravity these big necks could walk on earth. Check the videos "Neal Adams - Science: 01 - Conspiracy: Earth is Growing!"

    • @AgroAcro
      @AgroAcro Год назад

      No, earth was the same size. They just had some adaptations that allowed them to get bigger. The only animals nowadays that have those adaptations are birds, but they are small so they are light enough to fly. Earth was almost exactly the same size back then.

  • @yyy689
    @yyy689 3 месяца назад +1

    Bruhathkayosaurus mately is the biggest being 55 metric tons over Argentinosaurus, and 40 feet longer

  • @royrequireswifi488
    @royrequireswifi488 Год назад +4

    kinda clickbait

  • @brentoncoppick3922
    @brentoncoppick3922 Год назад +2

    Where was the land mass from the beginning of its era ?Was it part of Continental drift meaning it was part of Gwandaland ? And what estimates for the oxygen levels back then ?

    • @elmanco6885
      @elmanco6885 Год назад +1

      As the breakup of gondwana already started during the Jurassic, in the cretaceous South America was already similar in some way to today as it was drifting from Africa westwards. And yeah, the world then was warmer and the oxygen levels in the atmosphere back then were pretty much higher than today. But oxygen has not so much todo with dinosaur size as they are vertebrates

  • @zcollins860
    @zcollins860 Год назад +3

    It's pronounced "Ho-zay" Bonaparte.

  • @FuzzyWuzzy75
    @FuzzyWuzzy75 Год назад +2

    Perhaps the Argentiniansaurus but he would still be no match for the power of Voltron!!

  • @John-gi7qk
    @John-gi7qk Месяц назад +1

    you mean 3000 years ago.

  • @JEMurl
    @JEMurl Год назад +2

    Pronounced= Hosay, not "Josey"

  • @archosaur_enjoyer824
    @archosaur_enjoyer824 Год назад +1

    *Bruhathkayosaurus enters the chat*
    *Argentinosaurus leaves the chat*

    • @mozambique9113
      @mozambique9113 11 месяцев назад +2

      Bruhat has only one bone and its disintrigated into sands

  • @Thurmos
    @Thurmos Год назад +4

    Bruhathkayosaurus:

  • @maozilla9149
    @maozilla9149 Год назад +1

    nice

  • @unworthysouls
    @unworthysouls Год назад +1

    Can you bring more videos like this bro?? Really interested on current Dinosaurs who already discovered

  • @mightygandalf9208
    @mightygandalf9208 11 месяцев назад +2

    this vid didnt age well

  • @alpacapunch9238
    @alpacapunch9238 Год назад +2

    Josie? you mean hose-a Jose. come on man. pronunciate

    • @ldawg7117
      @ldawg7117 Год назад

      Oh give me a fking break, ffs. Anyone who speaks English as a second or third or whatever language, mispronounces something..and it's all forgiven.. in fact, you're racist or some shit if you say something..yet, someone who speaks English pronounces something derived from another language wrong, suddenly it's ok to be critical.. "they should learn more about the rest of the world!!" it's a stupid ass double standard. Don't get me wrong, I'm ALL about correcting people.. in fact, I've been called a grammar Nazi many times, but I try not to be a critical d-bag. I mean, if he was saying something really dumb, based in the English language, id completely completely understand...like if he said "I could care less" rather than I couldn't care less... One deserves to be called out for saying something so goddamn stupid/blatantly wrong as that..but something as simple as a mispronunciation of a literal foreign language? That's just obnoxious..get over yourself. I bet my life, if someone who speaks Spanish said something improper in English, and someone was critical of them, you'd be calling them racist or ignorant, saying something like not everyone speaks English as a first language.. . It works both ways, buddy. Again, it's more than alright to correct somebody, but being a dick about it is just..well, being a dick. Trust me, your comment is lot more embarrassing for you/makes YOU look far worse, than it does him. It's a great video with a bunch of very interesting, informative shit.. and that somehow all you took from it?