Carcharodontosaurus Is awesome, the skull shape is really cool, and quite streamlined. It’s also fascinating that it lived with spinosaurus and rugops. Also 1k subs!? Enchiridion: I am inevitable.
Im a total dinosaur nerd. Been studying them ever since i was a kid and always love to learn new facts about dinosaurs to keep my knowledge as up to date as possible. This video is fantastic and I've learned a lot more about Carcharodontosaurus as a result. Mega thank you. Also thank you for showing the spinosauride Sigilmassasaurus
Ayo dude, thanks for making content like this, even with the low views you still make quality content which is just dedication you won't even get from RUclipsrs with millions of subs. Thanks dude.
I believe that primarily it's because of superficial similarities in size and because both are theropods, yet in reality, it was much different. The ecological niche might also be another possibility. :-D
Lovely photograph. Really shows the scale of the theropod. I would recommend the image of Purussaurus's skull. It is such a dense, massive cranium! Or the jaws of Otodus megalodon.
Ahhh the 🦈🦷🦎 another one of, my personal favorite theropod, so much sometimes. It take 1st place from the Savage-Lizard. Also congratulations on some of, your videos reaching 1k views.
@@EnchiridionYT NP for a fellow paleo-nerd and keep up the great work 👍my good sir and, I can’t wait to see. What prehistoric animal video, you will make next. Maybe a video on, your personal favorite dinosaur/ prehistoric animal?
@@EnchiridionYT one of my fav dinos is troodon but it don't exist I don't really understand why it don't exist and there a troodontis or something that would be a great video or an other fav from me is albertosaurus that would be great to or mapusaurus is an interesting dinosaur thx for asking thats really nice :)
The idea Carcharodontosaurus and its kin were less intelligent than more bird-like theropods due to having “more primitive” brains is likely false, as non-avian reptiles, especially crocodilians, are MUCH smarter than previously expected. Thus it is no longer reasonable to assume that coelurosaurian theropods were any smarter than other theropods (or even other archosaurs) due to having more bird-like brains, because it turns out you don’t need such brains for that level of cognition anyways. This misperception needs to go. Furthermore, you heavily imply that coelurosaurian theropods like tyrannosaurids outcompeted carcharodontosaurs due to being more intelligent; even disregarding the whole issue of intelligence, this hypothesis was always poorly supported. Carcharodontosaurs went extinct at the end of the Cenomanian along with a large array of other terrestrial and marine animals (most pterosaurs with teeth, all non-titanosaurid sauropods, all ichthyosaurs, etc), indicating their extinction was caused by environmental factors, and NOT by being outcompeted. Furthermore, tyrannosaurids did not become megafaunal until around 10 million years after carcharodontosaurs were extinct: unless tyrannosaurids were capable of time travel they would never have had the opportunity to outcompete carcharodontosaurs.
I don't really have a favorite dino, I was always liked the Allosaurus as a kid and the Triceratops, but to me as I watch these videos and people compare and contrast, argue in the comments, I don't think(just my opinion) that any theropod dino really would stand much of a chance against a TRex. Their senses were off the charts, they were as big or bigger than any competitor, even if just big enough they were superior in every way that matters. Still, I'm just a fan of cool dinos so, nice.
Thank you! T. Rex also seems more remarkable given how much study has been made for this singular species, with other really cool dinosaurs simply not being studied as much. I love dinosaurs! :-D
@@EnchiridionYT Same. I love them all. I just came to the TRex conclusion based on their senses. Binocular visions greater that a hawk, outstanding sense of smell, their hearing, the crushing bite. It just seems like as they were living at the end as the astroid struck, they'd reached the apex of what was possible for Dinosaurs. Just my opinion and I'd be glad to have it changed, and it might be as more research is done. I just don't see dinos like Giganotosaurus, or the Spino being a real "game breaker" given what I said previously. With the TRex senses I think it'd get the jump and once those teeth sank in, I don't see anything really escaping, given it's a good bite. But I love the trikes. I think of any dino they had the best shot. The ball and socket neck, the power, that beak and those horns. One thing that think could set the TRex apart is if the truly hunted in packs with adolescents acting as the quick stick and move attackers and the adults delivering the kill bite.
I'll bet if that German Paleontologist that first discovered these dinosaurs before they were blown to bits during WW2 was still alive today and learned his discoveries were being rediscovered with more complete specimens then what he had he would be ecstatic to see them especially the Spinosaurus that he had only fragmentary fossils of like parts of the skull,leg bones,parts of the tail,rib bones and the characteristic spines that gave Spinosaurus it's name and I'm also sure he most likely would have fainted at seeing that complete reconstruction of the Spinosaurus that is on display and seeing how different it was to what he first thought when he first found it's fossils nearly a full century ago in the deserts of Africa.
When people say the "Africa T-rex" they dont mean it in a literal sense. Have you heard the expression: " Its the Cadillac of *blank* "? People use T-rex because it's so iconic, and most known in the dinosaurs world. Is just a way of comparing something less know, but equally as good, or close to, somewhere else. Last example: If I had a friend that lived in France; a friend that was a really talented dancer, and singer, I could say he is the *"Michael Jackson* of France". No one would actually think that Michael Jackson had an evil clone in France, but they would understand that they have similar skills.
Never heard any legitimate paleontologists pronouncing it as anything but "Geega-notosaurus", source? Used to pronounce it "Giga" and was reprimanded for it.
My favorite theropod biggie. Your videos are very informative and I've learned alot. Earned a sub from me! And frustrated that in media like JP/W its portrayed oddly. Also excuses like: "why have the Charcaro included, its just too similiar too Giganoto?"... No kidding, they are relatives on that I agree. Just take a look at their portrayal in Jurassic world evolution.. its hilarious.
Interested to hear your opinion on the Carcanodontosaurour and the spinosaurus conflict for in land food. Fossils who injures conflicted in Spinosaurus and Carcanodontosaurour from each other. Do you think this might have occurred often between these two giants and might have been one of the factors with Carcanodontosaurour more adapted to land hunting than spinosaurus to the extinction of spinosaurus. Would have been a great rivalry perhaps underrated
I see a lot of graphs of the size of cacharodanosuarus that have different sizes and there doesn’t seem to be a consistency so is if bigger or smaller than the giga because I thought it was bigger
Well some similarities, they are relatives after all, afaik older than the giga in who came first. Though more than enough to make its own unique mark. Also if Im not mistaken. The Allosaurus is the precursor to the Charcarodontosaurus family tree... branch
@@odinulveson9101 I don’t think the allo and the giga are related. Though I can be mistaken. I just find prehistoric life like dinos, marine reptiles etc to be so fascinating. I learn more everyday. Anyway have a good day sir
@@c-moon8789 They are kinda.. Same lineage path, then several evolutionary paths branched of. One went Allosaurus, one went Carcharodontosaurus.. just check a JP/W wikia, related youtube videos or Wikipedia in general. The show and explain it better than me
This is extremely outdated,Carcharodontosaurus currently is smaller than Tyrannosaurus rex and has an updated skull and full-body skeletal reconstruction
@@19megamustaine85 You mean that the Carcha will knock out the Tyranno momentarily and then will be killed by a Therizinosaurus just how it happened to the Giga? If I was a movie producer, I would portray the Carcha in a way that it would get the respect it deserves as a large apex predator, I would even make it fight the Giga.
I wish we could find a complete skeleton. I know it's not like we just scour the African desserts and be back before dinner, but I wish there was something we could do to help.
Starting with taking a picture of fossils at a museum gets your brain's pattern recognition system to slowly understand the amalgamation of science and art.
I like how the thumbnail pic does away with the common error of pronated wrists on therapod dinosaurs...but boy do the skulls look shrink-wrapped! I mean, I can see the fenestrae!
So the classifcation of Dionsaurs is always a little confusing to me. So like Dinosaurs as a whole, the entire family, is akin to mammals. All Dinosaurs are closely related and shrae some braod traits, the long necks and the meat eaters and all inbetween. Like mammals, cats, dogs, bears, pigs, whatever. But when you mention like therapod, what does that corralate to? I think if you say the trynasuras family, that's comparable to the felines or canines? But even that much I'm not sure of.
Well, technically T. rex has almost the same EQ as crow, and crow has almost the same EQ as chimp so it isn't completely impossible, I mean T. Rex was extremely advanced theropod compared to others, but EQ doesn't really show the IQ of an animal, I wanted to point that this "fanboy" might be right.
@@jacekkkkk1740 no just no..we don't know anything about soft tissues, so let's not fall for it...a crow has a mass of about 1 to 2 kg, and has a brain of about 20gms ..and a trex is about 6 to 7 tons and probably had a 800gms brain...I don't get where we get this stupid claims.
@@jacekkkkk1740 if you read any one saying that a Rex has a super high IQ or EQ just know that ita a fan boy. if someone, no matter who says a Rex and crow has similar EQ I don't think they are being truthful.
So sad..., so sad i have to eat, sleap, bath, go to weddings and family, work,and have to go to toilet etc......... so much time i have to waste , while all i want is watch more Enchiridion..🤔mmmm.., i think i am going to sue my family and boss..., they made me miss so much Chiridion content😂 LOL.. Great channel tho.., good vids., i enjoy very much, i want to thank Enchiridion.., he deserves way more.., i hope he keeps producing :-) Greetings bibia
@@whatsappvids8715 maybe he is but tyrannosaurus rex has another advantage over carcharodontosaurus saharicus check out trey the explainers video on tyranosaurus vision.
His kin (which includes the allosaurus of north America) were like sharks, they bite chunks out of sauropods like todays sharks bite chunks out of whales
Carchorodontosaurus was destroyed with. Spinosaurus in the bombing? Didn't know this interesting🤔 Ernst. Strommer was a brilliant. German paleontologist but because of those. Natzi bastards antagonistic efforts and retaliatory bombings by the allied forces all his hard work got destroyed due to collateral damage ...how sad. They had to set up. Natzi headquarters right near the museum ?
I agree with all your thinking, ernst strommer was a brilliant palaeontologist, but unfortunately it was mostly the allies fault for destroying the fossils, despite what some sources may say the allies targeted the civilians much like the Germans did to the brits, it just so happens that the museum got caught up in those bombing runs. of course it’s still Germany’s fault in some capacity but it’s mostly the allies fault since they did the action
Haha funny! How big is the tooth? That would be an interesting thing to know, because I recall that some of those teeth can be pretty large, almost 8 inches long. And is it serrated?
It’s actually not bigger than T. rex. Equal at best. qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-d8d2aec1b5fe71ae15b507cbcd453be8 static1.squarespace.com/static/51bf1cd3e4b0a897bf54112b/t/51d9b8dee4b0a0494bc4d817/1373223137828/north+vs+south+redux.jpg?format=750w Tyrannosaurus are thick AF, profile views are deceptive. They have thicker head, neck, body, legs, etc…. and their tails are relatively short compared to allosaurs. Carcharodontosaurus is still awesome, just not bigger. And the “african T. rex” thing is probably just fossil sellers trying to hype up and fool unsuspecting buyers IMO. Kind of a lame move IMO.
What do you suggest might be an alternative means of comparison? I established it at the time I made the video mainly because it is a reference made in the research papers comparing carcharodontosaurids to tyrannosaurids, given a few of their similarities (top predators, theropods, ecological niche).
It appears to be related to the fact that T. rex is among the or if not the most studied dinosaur ever, so any paleontologist in the field naturally seeks to create a connection. I also believe those reporting on the findings always use it to exaggerate the titles and gain more attention. Important that you called this out.
Your pronunciation is funny, maybe we americans pronounce it wrong,lol. They had bigger skulls than T-Rex, idk about that, the flesh ripping teeth are impressive , they get there name from great whites I assume because of that, but the bone crushing size of the rex I believe is much more than that of this dinosaur, even though their amazing predator, I don't think they had as much muscle power in the jaw as rex, maybe I'm wrong.
The comparison to trex is not morphological, but instead describes its niche in the African environment. Also, your brain argument isn't very good, and in fact, only affirms the theory you're trying to counter. As the point of such comparison is the SIZE to brain ratio (not the simply comparison of brain mass). Other than that, pretty informative.
@West West I am talking about land based predators ding dong, not oversized fish but if T-Rex ran into your megalodon on land than T-Rex is going to have a fish fry. A fish is nothing out of water.
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Carcharodontosaurus Is awesome, the skull shape is really cool, and quite streamlined. It’s also fascinating that it lived with spinosaurus and rugops.
Also 1k subs!?
Enchiridion: I am inevitable.
Thank you for watching!
This channel deserves more right?.., i think YES! greetings bibia
You just earned a new subscriber, this is a great and informative video about the shark toothed lizard!
Thank you so much for subscribing and watching! :-D
Im a total dinosaur nerd. Been studying them ever since i was a kid and always love to learn new facts about dinosaurs to keep my knowledge as up to date as possible. This video is fantastic and I've learned a lot more about Carcharodontosaurus as a result. Mega thank you.
Also thank you for showing the spinosauride Sigilmassasaurus
This video has a lot of outdated information,I rather you actually learn from paleontologists and paleoartists instead
This is cool! I love Carcharodontosaurus. And i subbed to this awesome channel!
Congratulations on 1k subs!
Thank you so much!
@@EnchiridionYT your welcome
As I commented on another video:
You definitly deserve more subscribers!
Thanks
Yay a video on my fav dinosaur
Hope you like it! :-D
Same here.
Ayo dude, thanks for making content like this, even with the low views you still make quality content which is just dedication you won't even get from RUclipsrs with millions of subs.
Thanks dude.
I think they call it the "african t rex" because of it's ecological niche
I believe that primarily it's because of superficial similarities in size and because both are theropods, yet in reality, it was much different. The ecological niche might also be another possibility. :-D
@@EnchiridionYT i also have a carcharodontosaurus tooth
@@edwardjennings6021 Nice! It must be rather sharp right?
@@EnchiridionYT yep
And you happened to upload this video the day after it arrived in the mail
Congratulations on 1k subs buddy! I am proud of you!
Thank you so much for watching and for your support! :-D
@@EnchiridionYT No problem, your videos are worth the attention of thousands to millions of people!
@@scrumptiousbeef1834 :-D
@@EnchiridionYT :-D
great informative video ,hope you will do a video someday about Giganotosaurus carolinii !
One day I would love to cover more obscure members of Carcharodontosauridae.
The North African steak cutter
Hahahahaha! :-D
hi
More videos on lesser known dinos please! Great info and excellent job. Just subbed!
Enchidirion deserves more subs and likes.., tell family and friends.., great content does excist.., right here ;-)
greetings bibia.
Good show
Thank you for watching!
I still remember years ago when I found a picture of Paul sereno holding the huge skull
Lovely photograph. Really shows the scale of the theropod. I would recommend the image of Purussaurus's skull. It is such a dense, massive cranium! Or the jaws of Otodus megalodon.
Thoughly enjoyable and educational video. Thank you so much for sharing it with us! 😊
Ahhh the 🦈🦷🦎 another one of, my personal favorite theropod, so much sometimes. It take 1st place from the Savage-Lizard. Also congratulations on some of, your videos reaching 1k views.
Thank you! :-D
@@EnchiridionYT
NP for a fellow paleo-nerd and keep up the great work 👍my good sir and, I can’t wait to see. What prehistoric animal video, you will make next. Maybe a video on, your personal favorite dinosaur/ prehistoric animal?
@@carmelosaurus7480 Thanks! ^_^
A little more then a year in any you"re already over 4k subs and you turn out quality content. Amazing work sir.
Finally I found a video of my fav dino there are not many xD
Great! Thank you so much for watching! Which other dinosaurs would you like to see?
@@EnchiridionYT one of my fav dinos is troodon but it don't exist I don't really understand why it don't exist and there a troodontis or something that would be a great video or an other fav from me is albertosaurus that would be great to or mapusaurus is an interesting dinosaur thx for asking thats really nice :)
@@dayiso7712 No problem! Thank you so much for watching! :-)
@@EnchiridionYT np was a great video :D
Carcharodontosaurus is underrated compared to Gigantosaurus and Tyrannosaurus.
I agree. I would recommend you research Masiakasaurus.
@@EnchiridionYT I think I will
Good video
Thank you! :-D
bro why are you not more popular your vids are great like top their stuff
Great stuff! 👍🏼
You explanation is amazing👍.
Thank you for pointing out the difference between Carcharodontosaurus and Tyrannosaurus.
The idea Carcharodontosaurus and its kin were less intelligent than more bird-like theropods due to having “more primitive” brains is likely false, as non-avian reptiles, especially crocodilians, are MUCH smarter than previously expected.
Thus it is no longer reasonable to assume that coelurosaurian theropods were any smarter than other theropods (or even other archosaurs) due to having more bird-like brains, because it turns out you don’t need such brains for that level of cognition anyways. This misperception needs to go.
Furthermore, you heavily imply that coelurosaurian theropods like tyrannosaurids outcompeted carcharodontosaurs due to being more intelligent; even disregarding the whole issue of intelligence, this hypothesis was always poorly supported. Carcharodontosaurs went extinct at the end of the Cenomanian along with a large array of other terrestrial and marine animals (most pterosaurs with teeth, all non-titanosaurid sauropods, all ichthyosaurs, etc), indicating their extinction was caused by environmental factors, and NOT by being outcompeted. Furthermore, tyrannosaurids did not become megafaunal until around 10 million years after carcharodontosaurs were extinct: unless tyrannosaurids were capable of time travel they would never have had the opportunity to outcompete carcharodontosaurs.
Bro that’s a lot…
Did C.saharicus and C.iguidensis coexisted?
Another one of my faves...on the. Dinosaur. Predator. Hall of. Fame list
Slightly longer not larger because if we go off of weight Tyrannosaurus Rex is still the King of the theropod dinosaurs
the longest T-Rex is Scotty whose 43 feet long roughly or 42.6 feet long
So definitely not longer than T-Rex but probably similar in length
I don't get how he could be under rated.
Awesome videos, you deserve many more subs !!!!
Thank you so much! :-D
One cool badass dinosaur i even have a fossilised tooth from one 😁
Me too 😊👍
Plz Make A Video About Giganotosaurus Or Gorgosaurus
Giganotosaurus is planned yet I have a few other big projects I'm working on that are coming out first.
@@EnchiridionYT All Right
@@luukzilla1519 isnt gorgosaurus just a nanqusaurus?
Can you make a vido about Tyrannotitan??
I don't really have a favorite dino, I was always liked the Allosaurus as a kid and the Triceratops, but to me as I watch these videos and people compare and contrast, argue in the comments, I don't think(just my opinion) that any theropod dino really would stand much of a chance against a TRex. Their senses were off the charts, they were as big or bigger than any competitor, even if just big enough they were superior in every way that matters. Still, I'm just a fan of cool dinos so, nice.
Thank you! T. Rex also seems more remarkable given how much study has been made for this singular species, with other really cool dinosaurs simply not being studied as much. I love dinosaurs! :-D
@@EnchiridionYT Same. I love them all. I just came to the TRex conclusion based on their senses. Binocular visions greater that a hawk, outstanding sense of smell, their hearing, the crushing bite. It just seems like as they were living at the end as the astroid struck, they'd reached the apex of what was possible for Dinosaurs. Just my opinion and I'd be glad to have it changed, and it might be as more research is done. I just don't see dinos like Giganotosaurus, or the Spino being a real "game breaker" given what I said previously. With the TRex senses I think it'd get the jump and once those teeth sank in, I don't see anything really escaping, given it's a good bite. But I love the trikes. I think of any dino they had the best shot. The ball and socket neck, the power, that beak and those horns. One thing that think could set the TRex apart is if the truly hunted in packs with adolescents acting as the quick stick and move attackers and the adults delivering the kill bite.
Honestly, everything archosaur, pterosaur, dinosaur, I’m in
Unless it has some tyrannosauruses. But it’s nature
;-D
Gotta change that's title at the beginning Scotty "rex" was 43 feet long so not just 40 I
He hates being wrong and hasn't responded to my corrections on T-Rex either
My favorite therapod that head is even more iconic than the tyrannosaur to me.
I'll bet if that German Paleontologist that first discovered these dinosaurs before they were blown to bits during WW2 was still alive today and learned his discoveries were being rediscovered with more complete specimens then what he had he would be ecstatic to see them especially the Spinosaurus that he had only fragmentary fossils of like parts of the skull,leg bones,parts of the tail,rib bones and the characteristic spines that gave Spinosaurus it's name and I'm also sure he most likely would have fainted at seeing that complete reconstruction of the Spinosaurus that is on display and seeing how different it was to what he first thought when he first found it's fossils nearly a full century ago in the deserts of Africa.
Indeed, the public would also consider Spinosaurus the most popular dinosaur, even above T. Rex in this alternate universe.
Take a shot every time he says Carcharodontosaurus
Ok.
Carcharodontosaurus also appeared in Jurassic World Evolution 2 & Dinosaur King.
That's true! Thank you so much for watching :-)
carcharo wasnt 16tons it was 7.3tons (sorry if this sounded rude)
When people say the "Africa T-rex" they dont mean it in a literal sense.
Have you heard the expression: " Its the Cadillac of *blank* "? People use T-rex because it's so iconic, and most known in the dinosaurs world.
Is just a way of comparing something less know, but equally as good, or close to, somewhere else.
Last example: If I had a friend that lived in France; a friend that was a really talented dancer, and singer, I could say he is the *"Michael Jackson* of France".
No one would actually think that Michael Jackson had an evil clone in France, but they would understand that they have similar skills.
0:10 Charcardontosaurus, Car-Keh-Roh-Dont-o-saur-us, not Geega, its Giga like Gigabytes, Giganotosaurus.
Never heard any legitimate paleontologists pronouncing it as anything but "Geega-notosaurus", source? Used to pronounce it "Giga" and was reprimanded for it.
Would be soo cool in Ark survival evolved
scotty is 43 feet long
My favorite theropod biggie. Your videos are very informative and I've learned alot. Earned a sub from me! And frustrated that in media like JP/W its portrayed oddly. Also excuses like: "why have the Charcaro included, its just too similiar too Giganoto?"... No kidding, they are relatives on that I agree. Just take a look at their portrayal in Jurassic world evolution.. its hilarious.
Carcharodontosaurus saharicus is 12.3-13 meters long & weights 8.2-9.5 tonnes
I believe it might be interesting to research Tyrannotitan.
Interested to hear your opinion on the Carcanodontosaurour and the spinosaurus conflict for in land food. Fossils who injures conflicted in Spinosaurus and Carcanodontosaurour from each other. Do you think this might have occurred often between these two giants and might have been one of the factors with Carcanodontosaurour more adapted to land hunting than spinosaurus to the extinction of spinosaurus. Would have been a great rivalry perhaps underrated
I see a lot of graphs of the size of cacharodanosuarus that have different sizes and there doesn’t seem to be a consistency so is if bigger or smaller than the giga because I thought it was bigger
Top 10 largest carnivorous dinosaurs
Accurate in February 2024
Weight/Mass= size
1. Tyrannosaurus rex:
Length- 12.4 meters ( 41 ft)
Weight- 10.4 tonnes
2. Giganotosaurus carolini:
Length- 13.5 meters ( 45 ft)
Weight- 10.2 tonnes
3. Tyrannosaurus mcraeencis:
Length- 12 meters ( 40 ft)
Weight- 8.8 tonnes
4. Saurophaganax maximus:
Length- 12.9 meters ( 43 ft)
Weight- 8.5 tonnes
5. Mapusaurus rosae:
Length- 12.7 meters ( 42 ft)
Weight- 8.4 tonnes
6. Deinocheirus mirificus:
Length- 11.7 meters ( 39 ft)
Weigh- 8.4 tonnes
7. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus:
Length- 14.7 meters ( 49 ft)
Weight- 8.3 tonnes
8. Carcharodontosaurus saharicus:
Length- 12.3 meters ( 41 ft)
Weight- 8.2 tonnes
9. Sauroniops pachytholus:
Length- 12.6 meters ( 42 ft)
Weight- 7.5 tonnes
10. Tyrannotitan chubutensis:
Length- 11.72 meters ( 39 ft)
Weight- 7.4 tonnes
Lovely list. :-)
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Can you make a fim about Gigantosaurus
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Also do acrocathosaurus
Sarcosuchus lived with suchomimus, not spinosaurus.
I think carcharodontosaurus was a modest too in terms of intelligence (5/10) but I do think that it was not as intelligent as T. rex
Why so? Due to comparisons of the endocranium between the two?
Yes I think
Yeah, carcharodontosaurus was closely related to giganotosaurus, which does have a small brain iirc
But it did have a large cerebrum and lots of brain neurons
I tend to agree due to the facts discovered
its Sauroniops is the same Carcharodontosaurus?
It looks like a Giganotosaurus.
Well some similarities, they are relatives after all, afaik older than the giga in who came first. Though more than enough to make its own unique mark. Also if Im not mistaken. The Allosaurus is the precursor to the Charcarodontosaurus family tree... branch
@@odinulveson9101 I don’t think the allo and the giga are related. Though I can be mistaken. I just find prehistoric life like dinos, marine reptiles etc to be so fascinating. I learn more everyday. Anyway have a good day sir
@@c-moon8789 They are kinda.. Same lineage path, then several evolutionary paths branched of. One went Allosaurus, one went Carcharodontosaurus.. just check a JP/W wikia, related youtube videos or Wikipedia in general. The show and explain it better than me
This is extremely outdated,Carcharodontosaurus currently is smaller than Tyrannosaurus rex and has an updated skull and full-body skeletal reconstruction
I see estimates from 39 to 49 feet
@@TonyJack7449 ft is the length of frickin Spinosaurus
Too bad that the Carcharodontosaurus is very underrated. It was big bad and merciless predator, it should be represented in movies.
I agree, its serrated, slicing teeth could make some bloody scenes and its size would also be advantageous. :-D
dont wish for, it it will end up like giganotosaurus in Dominion !
@@19megamustaine85 You mean that the Carcha will knock out the Tyranno momentarily and then will be killed by a Therizinosaurus just how it happened to the Giga? If I was a movie producer, I would portray the Carcha in a way that it would get the respect it deserves as a large apex predator, I would even make it fight the Giga.
I wish we could find a complete skeleton. I know it's not like we just scour the African desserts and be back before dinner, but I wish there was something we could do to help.
Starting with taking a picture of fossils at a museum gets your brain's pattern recognition system to slowly understand the amalgamation of science and art.
Your pronunciations may be incorrect, but good video.
I like how the thumbnail pic does away with the common error of pronated wrists on therapod dinosaurs...but boy do the skulls look shrink-wrapped! I mean, I can see the fenestrae!
Tyrannosaurus did not have feathers.
You would be surprised at how many feather retards are out there
So the classifcation of Dionsaurs is always a little confusing to me. So like Dinosaurs as a whole, the entire family, is akin to mammals. All Dinosaurs are closely related and shrae some braod traits, the long necks and the meat eaters and all inbetween. Like mammals, cats, dogs, bears, pigs, whatever. But when you mention like therapod, what does that corralate to? I think if you say the trynasuras family, that's comparable to the felines or canines? But even that much I'm not sure of.
A few days back I saw a fellow netizen claiming that trex was as smart as a chimp. I wanted to jump off a cliff after reading that comment.
Me too, clearly the Trex is smarter than a chimp. 😝
Well, technically T. rex has almost the same EQ as crow, and crow has almost the same EQ as chimp so it isn't completely impossible, I mean T. Rex was extremely advanced theropod compared to others, but EQ doesn't really show the IQ of an animal, I wanted to point that this "fanboy" might be right.
@@jacekkkkk1740 no just no..we don't know anything about soft tissues, so let's not fall for it...a crow has a mass of about 1 to 2 kg, and has a brain of about 20gms ..and a trex is about 6 to 7 tons and probably had a 800gms brain...I don't get where we get this stupid claims.
@@jacekkkkk1740 if you read any one saying that a Rex has a super high IQ or EQ just know that ita a fan boy. if someone, no matter who says a Rex and crow has similar EQ I don't think they are being truthful.
@@VeganSanatani T. Rex has high EQ actually the same as crow, Benton explains how they know it in his book
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0:25 why didn’t you mention mapusaurus, the heaviest carcharodontosaurid?
trex is heavier
@@2011XREAL sorry yeah I meant he’s the third heaviest to Spinosaurus and then T. rex
@@AusEditz248 yye
@@2011XREAL the t rex is not a carcharodontosaurid
@@diegoquezada3193 do you think im dumb of course i know
Land shark
An enlarged and modified allosaurus.
With sharp, serrated teeth to slice prey, it would have been a nightmare. I will eventually make a video on Allosaurus! ;-)
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T- Rex would still fuck that thing up
t-rex fanboy spotted 😊
@@whatsappvids8715 maybe he is but tyrannosaurus rex has another advantage over carcharodontosaurus saharicus check out trey the explainers video on tyranosaurus vision.
His kin (which includes the allosaurus of north America) were like sharks, they bite chunks out of sauropods like todays sharks bite chunks out of whales
T.Rex: The Tyrant
Spino: The Pharaoh
Giga: The Giant
Carchar: The Predator
Raja: The Sultan
Carchorodontosaurus was destroyed with. Spinosaurus in the bombing? Didn't know this interesting🤔 Ernst. Strommer was a brilliant. German paleontologist but because of those. Natzi bastards antagonistic efforts and retaliatory bombings by the allied forces all his hard work got destroyed due to collateral damage ...how sad. They had to set up. Natzi headquarters right near the museum ?
I agree with all your thinking, ernst strommer was a brilliant palaeontologist, but unfortunately it was mostly the allies fault for destroying the fossils, despite what some sources may say the allies targeted the civilians much like the Germans did to the brits, it just so happens that the museum got caught up in those bombing runs.
of course it’s still Germany’s fault in some capacity but it’s mostly the allies fault since they did the action
I have a nice tooth from one of these. Ever since I obtained it I think I've noticed that women like me more.
Haha funny! How big is the tooth? That would be an interesting thing to know, because I recall that some of those teeth can be pretty large, almost 8 inches long. And is it serrated?
@@EnchiridionYT it's 3.08". It does have some serration though it's pretty smooth. It might have been used during its lifetime.
@@Michael-ih2hl Interesting! Thank you so much for watching! :-)
Why are you using datas from wikipedia and other outdated sources? You could have used better and more reliable sources.
It’s actually not bigger than T. rex. Equal at best.
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Tyrannosaurus are thick AF, profile views are deceptive. They have thicker head, neck, body, legs, etc…. and their tails are relatively short compared to allosaurs.
Carcharodontosaurus is still awesome, just not bigger.
And the “african T. rex” thing is probably just fossil sellers trying to hype up and fool unsuspecting buyers IMO. Kind of a lame move IMO.
Can we please stop comparing anything bigger than a raptor to Trex please ? This is so annoying to hear “BIGGER THAN TREX” or “THE TREX OF ______”
What do you suggest might be an alternative means of comparison? I established it at the time I made the video mainly because it is a reference made in the research papers comparing carcharodontosaurids to tyrannosaurids, given a few of their similarities (top predators, theropods, ecological niche).
I agree that it's a common trope.
It appears to be related to the fact that T. rex is among the or if not the most studied dinosaur ever, so any paleontologist in the field naturally seeks to create a connection. I also believe those reporting on the findings always use it to exaggerate the titles and gain more attention. Important that you called this out.
Your pronunciation is funny, maybe we americans pronounce it wrong,lol. They had bigger skulls than T-Rex, idk about that, the flesh ripping teeth are impressive , they get there name from great whites I assume because of that, but the bone crushing size of the rex I believe is much more than that of this dinosaur, even though their amazing predator, I don't think they had as much muscle power in the jaw as rex, maybe I'm wrong.
It's closer to an. Allosaurus another. Predator. Hall of. Fame.dino
I'm having seizure reading it's name alone
Shark tooth
Slicing.
Allosaur
Ok.
CharChar
The comparison to trex is not morphological, but instead describes its niche in the African environment.
Also, your brain argument isn't very good, and in fact, only affirms the theory you're trying to counter. As the point of such comparison is the SIZE to brain ratio (not the simply comparison of brain mass). Other than that, pretty informative.
Trex didn't have feathers.
Who watch this 10 times a day
Update: how many time he say charcarodontosaurus
The pronunciation of foreign names could use some training
&& characteristics.. lol
2:40
Aka the. African ginsu
Not as heavy as T-Rex and with weaker jaws.
I agree. T-Rex is still on top of the bad boy list in overall badass.
@West West No really large land animal is as big as a really large sea creature because sea creatures are buoyant.
@West West I am talking about land based predators ding dong, not oversized fish but if T-Rex ran into your megalodon on land than T-Rex is going to have a fish fry. A fish is nothing out of water.
@West West I have some tiny lizards as pets and they swim just fine in their water bowl when they take a mind to but mega fish can't walk.
Until I receive evidence that says otherwise, I am depicting Carcharodontosaurus with a Concavenator sail
Carchar is cringe dislike >:(