Real T-rex sounds (credit to StudioMod)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Credit to / @studiomod for the sounds used in this video. I do not intend to claim ownership to their work, only to pair studio’s amazing sounds with realistic, unnerving artwork.
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Due to the low frequencies not only would you hear this loudly but you'd also feel it throughout your whole body.
If it was close enough, it’d probably pack enough bass to stun you like a flashbang going off right next to you.
Tigers can use infrasound to temporarily paralyze their prey, i bet the t-rex could do the same
Your lungs and heart would probably explode
Oooh mr t-rex how kinky. Making my whole body viborate. Now do me a favor. AND LET ME PET YOU. You can eat after i'm done
@@SidVacant69that is possible with things as large as whales, don’t know about the trex unfortunately
These sounds are actually a LOT scarier to me than the movie roars. Imagine yourself in a dense forest and you hear these ominous noises, knowing something has caught your scent and is tracking you down
If it's tracking you, you wouldn't hear it. It's not to the benefit of a predator to give away it's position when hunting.
@@ItsTheBibby i have a feeling i'd hear the massive fucking dinosaur
@@Vespasiaantigers are pretty large and they're very good at being silent
@@Vespasiaan If herbivores built to survive against a T-rex didn't, you wouldn't.
Especially as high as youd be with the oxygen level at 30%
T-rex's in movies always sounded really cool and scary, but this interpretation of a real life one sounds like an unholy nightmare
Reminds me of the mutos
Put reverb into your own toilet noises and it becomes terrifying.
@@RandomCommenter-qu2oc mutos sounded so real.
@@alucardnolifeking789one of the most amazing movie sound designs I've heard. I saw it on iMax and I was floored by their sounds. Terrifying.
a real life one? i'm not quite sure but i believe they're extinct, for MILLIONS of years dude
I tried playing this over a set of speakers with decent bass, and my cat sat up straight and looked around with pure fear, pupils dilated and everything, and then hid under the couch. Not exactly normal behavior for her. I think some kind of primal fear response was unlocked there.
My cat just sniffed the screen but I just used my phones regular volume
Yeah everything has a primal fear for shit like this, evolution is definitely how we all came into being because there wouldn't be any other way for us to have a fear for something we weren't even alive to hear
may be the ancestral memories came back to him
Why would you scare your cat like that?
That is crazy. Almost supernatural how animals have these primal pre-historic instincts.
Respect to the man who went back in time to record these beautiful yet terrifying sounds of a t-Rex.
Love your comment! Respect indeed! 😲
Unfortunately, only the recording was sent back to our time; the man didn't make it.
Oh dear, I'm so sorry to hear that news, regarding that brave recordist 😞@@scullyxenagg ... nevertheless his work lives on ! 😀
@@scullyxenaggI was gonna report the same news I saw as you! Lol
@@scullyxenagghe should have been a cameraman
Imagine how freaking terrifying this would be in real life. You're walking one day and hear what sound like a goose from hell. And suddenly you just see this 15-foot tall lizard standing in front of you and staring into your soul.
Well not exactly a lizard
Dinosaurs are birds, or viceversa
😹
More bird with teeth try super cassowary with kitchen knifes in there mouths
@@Strayavenator7460🤓☝️
We seriously need a horror game with these sounds.
Would be cool if a game like ARK II will incorporate these sounds.
There already is one.
Its called Subnautica
@@march8482Except ARK is complete shite
@@Pauly421 True
Fnaf 4 Nightmare Fredbear makes them
It's way more terrifying. It sounds like it's mocking you by laughing. Like a villain in an old school anime or videogame.
yeah that second vocalisation is defibitely a majorly slowed down kookabara mixed with something else
Real
old school anime😭matey this sounds like a war alarm from world war 2
That's not even what makes it scary
Right like jeez that's terrifying
0:17 somehow that noise is even more terrifying than a roar
Terror goose
Because it is a laugh.
sound like someone snoring during dream
I wonder, if we figured out exactly what it sounded like, would we instinctively know it, and fear it? Evolutionary memory…
it sounds like it just hit its toe on a table
We know that T Rex had a lot in common with chickens in DNA structure... Imagine hearing one crow like a rooster in the morning with these low frequencies
Or a cassowary
Or chicken's "pok-pok-pok"
The chicken from hell
@@Иная о, наш человек
@@TadpoleHappy ехе, на английском курицы по-другому говорят, да?
@@Иная неа
Amazing how even with a 65-million year gap, the human ear instinctively fears the sounds of the ancient lizard kings.
Think they were more like chicken kings or something
I love how everyone has bought into the completely phony “65 million years ago” belief. They can’t properly date 100 years back, let alone 65 million years. And, even if they could, how could anyone prove it? It’s so silly
@@michaelquire7940 Let me guess, you think in reality they lived only a few thousands of years ago, as the whole planet is only 6000 years old. Also they lived alongside humans. Oh and they got on a boat with all the other animals and a human family, when there was a giant flood. Is this what you think?
@@kosztaz87You can mock the bible all you want, in the end you will bow before Jesus too
@@LeumazDnazornot really, not everyone believes in fantasies or if there is a sky daddy…
jesus, that image at 0:33 is terrifying, imagine coming out of the brush following the sounds of a running creek to find water, only to see that waiting for you, having known you were there since you were hundreds of yards away
I would literally have a heart attack and DIE😭
@@TeaTheguineapig-i5d oh you would die for sure, just depends if it or the heart attack puts you down first
@@brendansoucy2220I'd just be like "GG no re"
you'd be snookered. kerplunked, even.
I'd run
"i hope my laugh doesn't sound weird"
0:16
dude fuck😭😭im dying.. this one is underrated
😂😂😂
dude 😂
I've heard people laugh like that before (less deep of course)
bro became a motorcycle
Bros Freddy fazbear 😭🙏
The thing people don’t realize is due to the sheer SIZE of these creatures… You would feel it too. You would literally feel the vocalizations in your body meaning it’s voice would invoke fear whether you liked it or not, sort of like how tiger roars “paralyze” their prey. The closer they got the more you would feel it meaning it would probably disorient you as well. Magnificent creatures.
I was thinking more like a sperm whale "clicking" you from the inside out, but that's merely a hypothetical
It all depends on how many dBs they could produce lol
And that's just T.rex. Now imagine how bass boosted would the sounds of sauropods and hadrosaurs be.
Along with the shaking of the earth when they walk....didn't call em thunder lizards for nothing
It’s unlikely they made the higher pitched sounds, but surprisingly the quick rhythmic sounds could be possible due to the discovery of a larynx. But most sounds would be infrasonic and so you wouldn’t hear it, you’d feel it! Well you would hear some, the vibrations through your body would make it sound like you put your head on a speaker.
Probably not enough to rupture my organs like my brother's car speakers, though.
I want this premise turned into a movie. Would be absolutely terrifying.
The T-Rex sounds could basically be the soundtrack.
sounds like a moose doesn't it ? Is it really that scary ?
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924yeah. If you’ve ever read Jurassic Park it’s basically a horror book. The scene before the Rex breaks out of the cage and they can’t see where it’s at and then they see it staring at the car their in, now imagine they hear a low and deep rumbling in the pitch black and the other sounds it makes while it just stares you down deep in the forest. It’s be terrifying. Much more than just hearing a roar and knowing exactly what it is.
@@brandonlarson523 If I was corned by a T-Rex like a rat in the Jurassic park movie or book and I didn't have a weapon and my car was out of Gas , I would try to break into a warehouse and find a chainsaw than I would fight it with a chainsaw , it would probably run away from the sound alone , and if that didn't work than I guess the T-Rex would fuc*k me
I saw the first movie when I was a kid but I never read the book , dude great movie , I should watch it again
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 you wouldn’t ever get close to scaring it away. They hunted and killed larger and louder dinosaurs.
@@sinabagherisarvestani8924 bruh wants to fight a T. rex with a chainsaw lmao you ain’t Doomguy homie!
0:35 that picture is eerie as hell.
Yeah lol. Honestly makes me tempted to make demon like versions of those, for my story.
And just using sounds like these for them, cause honestly the Jurassic park movies do a good job, but this is scarier imo, especially if they were presumably more versatile like that image seems to be 😅
@@jesseroberts1041 yeah that sounds awesome!
Tbh I just couldn’t imagine looking up at the watering hole and seeing that image.
@@afropunkx Thanks, and yeah, it’d be beyond unnerving
@jesseroberts1041 leave bro alone he just wants water 😂
The previous one would fit with the terrifying hell goose sound, like, u can imagine
Considering how much geese terrify me, I think this is actually far more terrifying than the sounds in Jurassic Park.
This sound makes T Rex sound much more menacing than the Jurassic park roar. It just sounds so demonic and foreboding.
@@fanso76 agree!
@@GhostsRustyKneeyou don't have to be afraid of geese just because they are fearless
@@Uberpod3 they aren't just fearless, they're out for blood.
You should read the novel it’s even darker
0:32 The fact that this image triggered my fight or flight response at least gives me a good reminder that humans still have instinctual reactions to predators.
He's LOOKING at us 😭😭
legit had the urge to start backing away even though im sitting down
yall soft as fuck
@@yeeteater51same lol
I had the same reaction, it's pretty cool isn't it?
0:43 absolutely haunting how close it sounds to an emergency siren, like even the creature itself is telling you to get out of there NOW
Imagine hearing that shit in a forest in the dark, fucking unsettling.
@@evanmaldonado9799 literally what came to my mind when i heard that part.
look up loudest bird in the world
Why are people acting like these are recordings of actual T-rexes?
@@EngelbertEdelholzbecause imagination is still a thing that exists
Can you also feel that low sense of anxiety that comes when you listen to these sounds? It's the most primitive parts of our brains that once kept our ancestors alive that are telling us that we should get the hell out of here. I find it pretty fascinating.
Homosapiens was a couple million years later after dinosaurs (Cretaceous period)
I do not. I think it is a simple matter of upbringing. Do you happen to live near the woods?
@@i_dont_knowzzzzdoes not matter. Dangerous wild animals have similar vibes when it comes to roars and growls. These sounds were sampled from current day animals and mixed together
Somewhere along the way, our ancestors decided to make pointy out of hard shiny stone, and become the danger instead.
What’s morr fascinating is the nonsense of this comment
That picture of that T rex looking at me in that pond actually gave me chills
Like when you're on a walk and you spot a random huge dog wandering towards you 😮😢😂
Me to i feel thats is loking at me to eat me 😢
Mhm
Its our fight or flight instinct coming in
if i were in that scenario, i think a heart attack would be the one to kill me first instead of that t rex
0:03 This is absolutely terrifying imagine you are in the woods alone during the time of the dinosaurs and you hear this this to me is more scarier than the actual sound they use in Jurassic World and Jurassic Park
BLUD,ITS 1 AM FOR ME AND IM IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FOREST AND IM ALONE IN THE ROOM,NO,IM ALONE IN THE HOUSE BRO
It's crazy that they actually had audio recording technology back then.
It's actually pretty simple. You first have to rip out a dead person's ear and brain then it acts like a microphone and computer.
It's actually simple, they make shit up and gullible people fall for it
I’m 90% sure this noise clip was on another video and from I remember reading in the comments these are just downtuned bird noises, so it’s really just speculation.
If you really think that, you aren't very bright. They had to send a guy back in time to record it.
@@noeditbookreviewsExactly! This comment makes more sense.
You know you're screwed when an animal can make its own boss music.
Its crazy that we have an instinctual fear of these animals and yet we never coexisted with the bigger ones.
that isnt "crazy"
@@MarkQub I thought it was interesting :/
That’s not crazy
@@MarkQub it is why do you have to ruin the mood
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The cackle from 0:17 to 0:27 is really unnerving.imagine urself in a pitch black forest and u hear that
Put this video on 2x speed and some of it sounds almost like laughing
@@sockthustra8749made it a bit easier to handle this lol, thanks
It vaguely reminded me of Freddy’s laugh from FNAF. I haven’t played FNAF in a few years so someone feel free to correct me if I’m mistaking it with another character
@@kaleycooper9111 probably nightmare Fredbear or nightmare from fnaf 4
0:44 sounds even more terrifying
0:32 I can't get over this image. It gives me a sort of primordial terror I don't think I've ever felt before. It's paralyzing.
By the way their vision is not movement based in fact they have some of the best eyes of any creatures on earth
@@blake_the_dreadnought I have never found T-Rex all that terrifying... until I learned about the recent discoveries: that indicates they have one of the best eye sight ever. Suddenly T-Rex has become the stuff of nightmares for me.
@@dignes3446Eyesight 2-3x as sharp as a hawk, and they could also smell insanely far away
not to mention that long breath
Just me in a nice forest.
0:59 i can't imagine minding my business and then gaslighting myself about whether or not i actually heard it before it kills me
That snarling, long breath of air it took like it was sniffing for a target literally sent shivers up my spine. This needs to be depicted in a movie! It really does summon forth a primal fear within me
Hate to break this to you, but.... Dinosaurs never existed.
@@auditingbelfast What would be the benefit of scientists lying about their existence?
@@auditingbelfastbruh ur literally crazy😭
@@auditingbelfast hate to break it to ya, but u wrong
@@auditingbelfast Alright little bro
And people say making dinosaurs more paleo-accurate would make them less scary. Ha!
If anything, making them more real to how they would be is more scary!! People going down the "Hehe make it more scary for the movies" actually makes them more cliché and less scary, legit you try to make something spooky and it loses its appeal on me, but when it looks real and like something that can genuinely get you in person, even sounds alone would get me going cause it causes the primitive part of my brain to jump more than a artificial sound, maybe its cause of gene memory if that is such a thing!
The person who said that:👶
@@IAkaksjdjtjeidi baseless
Depends on a 'saur. Bigger ones probably would be quite scary anyway (even though still not even more so), while smaller ones would just look like chickens with teeth. Definitely far less scary than old, outdated, featherless depiction.
as time has gone on, the t rex has been studied and we are starting to learn so much more about how they would ACTUALLY look and sound. And these low end guttural goose and alligator sounds are far more accurate than the godzilla roars, the way the t rexs facial structure combined makes it a far more terrifying animal than I ever thought before
Man that stare at 00:35 gets me every time. If you we're 10 meters from him at that moment, you probably had 5 seconds left to live.
Looks like a very fast animal indeed
Me too bro. I'm glad we didn't lived in that era.
Supposedly the were very slow due to their size, which is why its predicted they communicated with these low vibrational hums and merged in with the scenery much like predators of today hunting in packs and locking in prey. Kinda cool and crazy scary
That picture is like the trex heard a twig snapped.
It's gets to me too, it's scary.
Lexi in Jurassic Park .." Dr Grant"?
they need to make a movie with these realistic sounds of dinosaurs...
I would honestly Watch It and shit myself👍
Alright just give me a few months.
Dude, this is literally activating some deep, primal fear within me that I’ve never felt before. Like an intense feeling of dread.
My Saiyan pride is shaking.
I've gotten the same feeling when locking eyes with a tiger and a lion in the zoo. I learned that day how a "paralyzing gaze" really is
You didn’t live during the time of the dinosaurs, but your mammalian ancestors did.
What a pansy 😂😂😂
Soft as baby shit
Ive never found dinosaurs scary but after hearing this I can just imagine what other dinosaurs had to go through knowing that they would have to live with a Tyrannosaurus Rex
And T-Rexs weren't the apex predator either. There were bigger meat eaters. **Much bigger.**
@@Hossman01Another point to aliens throwing a rock at the planet. To kill these things.
@@Hossman01actually, T.Rex was the Apex predator in its environment, infact, it was so dominant in its environment that the only direct competition from other carnivores were other t.rexes, we know because we discovered tyrannosaurus fossils with healed bite marks.
And it was the largest terrestrial predator ever to walked the earth, t.rex were also more advanced in intelligence than what you might expect for a dinosaur, ranking as one of the most intelligent. The t.rex IQ ranged from a little higher than crocodiles which can form bonds with humans to as smart as primates, able to use tools though it is not very percise since brain to body size ratio is not very accurate for measuring intelligence (Example seen in whales, we have smaller brains than whales but we’re still smarter than them.) . But the one, or two, or three? Or alot more that makes it superior to other theropods is its bite force, its vision, its sense of smell, and its sense of hearing, they were all good, with vision that exceeds those of hawks and eagles and hearing that can hear low frequencies sounds.
Fun fact! : a tyrannosaurus can’t hear you scream, and you could barely hear a t.rex making a sound, you would feel it.
Hahaha, I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this is actually fake! A post went viral saying a laboratory reconstructed the sounds of a t-Rex, but it turned out it was a lie as the only study on dinosaur sounds they did was on a para back in the 90s
@@Envixie it's not tho scientists structured a trex vocal cord to see what they actually would of sounded like
This makes me seriously wonder about the human primordial fear response to deep subsonic audio vibrations.
This could be a holdover from when we were much smaller and more bite sized, and had to know when things that made those sorts of sounds were coming.
Those vibrations sent me back to jungles for a sec no lie
A lot of it also has to do with mystery. We as a species hate the unknown, because how are we supposed to prepare for something that we don’t know what it is? It could be an animal, a boat, an earthquake. This why we are also commonly afraid of the dark.
@dreamingofvenus
We're scared of the dark because we can't see in it but big predators like lions, tigers, leopards and wolves can see us very well and used to hunt our ancestors at night.
Lots of modern predators like tigers produce infrasound, so it’s no stretch to say that we’ve developed an instinctive fear of those frequencies. They often come with teeth.
I dont think we coexisted.
The sounds coming from this would accommodate the best horror movie dealing with strange animals or legit dinosaurs. The sounds are more terrifying than any movie production.
And the worst part...you would feel it...long before you hear it. Feel your entire body shake as the subsonic frequencies go through your body and being unable to find where its coming from
Edit: I said subsonic frequency when I meant Infrasound
yup, we cant properly locate bass sounds
@geort45 funny enough some people can through breathing techniques. They can feel their breath vibrating in one way.
Oh yeah? Did you go back in time to experience this for yourself to be able to definitively say that?
@@jnorman975do you have to be so rude?
@@jnorman975 well we actually have pretty good information thanks to a fossilized vocal cord area so comparing with modern animals that use infrasound and with crocodilians and birds as a base we can figure out how loud a Rex could be, but infrasound doesnt need to be loud in a sense, it travels further than normal and its below human hearing. It's why when a tiger roars you will feel it a lot more than other animals, the sound can also paralyze and disorient other animals.
0:32 good god, this one is just terrifying. From the context of the picture you can tell that it’s looking up from the lake directly at you. It gives off this feeling of urgency and your heart dropping at the fact that it ‘notices’ you, which makes the picture so much scarier. And don’t even get me started on those small eyes that still manage to be so prominent throughout the head. It’s insane how instinctual fear of these creatures are programmed into humans to this day.
for real
Yea this is honestly triggering my cave man brain.
The best course of action would be to sprint back. Ofc he'd catch up failry quick but you might find a tree to climb.
First of all there is absolutely no way that instinctual fear of a T Rex would be programmed into a human because Rexes were long extinct by the time human's ancestor even started looking approximately human.
Second... I find the sound more funny than scary. It legit sounds like someone laughing with the sound slowed.
@@SquirrelGamez Wow your so cool, man. Good to know your immune to imagination.
Imagine you time travel to see the dinosaurs but your Time Machine breaks and you hear this while it’s dark out.
I'd accept my fate
im hoping aliens are real and they come here and we tell them about dinosaurs and they casually go like 'oh we have those niggas well documented' and they share a fucking metric ass ton of videos and photos from the past with their alien technology.
The best possible outcome
i got a better one... you land in the middle of the ocean.
@@Kasperx138 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
0:33 This photo of t-rex just gives me feral fear. Imagine, u try to drink some water, move ur head up and see this 💀
It sounds like a mix of crocodiles, geese, and sirens. Its a sound that as you hear it more, it rubs off of you. It makes them look more like looming giants and less massive carnivores, which in a mixed sense is haunting but beautiful.
I feel like it sounds a bit like a deep version of an emperor penguin
@@Doors4299Agree with you. But still hauntingly beautiful.
It sounds reptilian to me. Listen to an alligator they hiss and make some of the same noises. Either way glad they are not in my backyard
actually.. crocos is strangely surprising ,yet also very logical as they are like sharks a very ''dam this configuration is effective..even with extreme changes in environment aslong there is carbon based meat around ,you survive'' ..in a way they are closer to dinos then most things alive today so its sort of fitting there be reminiscent noise capabilities
also sounds like nightmare fredbear
The idea of a T-Rex angrily hissing at you is even scarier than I realized
I'd shit my pants the moment I heard this
It is mind boggling we will never know what they really looked like and sounded like.
the only smart comment on this video thank you. this was made by a human after all
@@amandaburleson2035oh really I thought an Alligator made this.
Just wait until the real life Jurassic Park is a thing
@@amandaburleson2035well yes but no there are people who pour their lives to try to scientifically research what it would sound like. It’s amazing for that reason. So what is smart? Do we error on the side of caution and say we will never know or do we make a make a scientific choice to study and find out?
It's probably for the best. 😖
Imagine putting stereo's all around a well packed campsite and playing this on full blast with a slight delay as if they were communicating with each other in opposite directions at night ❤
A heck of a prank.
I find it fascinating that these creatures all lived and died millions of years before humanity even existed, and yet here we are, studying them, talking about them, writing about them, and admiring them from eons into the future
Our very ancient ancestor did looks like a little Damn rat creature
it's unsettling for me to think that these EXTREMELY horrifying creatures actually existed an unfathomably long time ago
Some other species yet to be born might do the same thing to us someday
the world is about 6k years old buddy
@@DerKnusperhase A tad older than that 😄
the fact that this is terrifying in a such natural way, says a lot about our "genetic memory"
A reminder that humans have just as strong instincts as creatures we determine to be purely instinctual. At the end of the day, we will react the same way
@@goobi3780humans are as instinctual as any other species, but the difference is that humans have an extra instinct that make them unsatisfied almost ever thus seeking improvement.
crows could have been the dominant specie because they can communicate, they have their kind of language, tradition and cultures. but crows doesnt feel unsatisfied overall but they also like having extra, so their development is slower.
but tell me, all the things you do is what you think theres a benefit on doing right? maybe you do a bad to a worse dont happen, all these motivations are linked to instincts because they are what motivates all living beings.
humans are unsatisfied just monkeys seeking ever improving, but sadly this often turns into greed...
"A reminder that humans have just as strong instincts as creatures we determine to be purely instinctual." WAT? F the sentence you make!@@goobi3780
Thanks for the encyclopedia that nobody asked for!!!@@jktech2117
lol is this unironically a "humans and dinosaurs coexisted" comment?
Biblically accurate dinosaurs are scary af
real, also love that u described it as biblically accurate lol
Yeah, odd choice of words considering the Bible is what some Christians use to disqualify evidence of dinosaurs.
That’s effin funny though
The little arms always make me smile tho
Its more scientific than biblically accurate but i get what mean and imagine hearing than at night.
How was it determined that this is what they would have sounded like? Absolutely terrifying sounds yet so eerily beautiful!
DNA extract provided almost a blueprint of the frequency produced in the dinosaurs head. Modern birds and their DNA decedended from dinosaurs so they would have a more bird like resemblance instead of Hollywood portrayal of dinosaurs being giant lizard like creatures. They were basically oversized alpha birds you wouldn't want to mess with
I have no idea what were the factors going into this but I fully believe it to be 99% accurate because having been face to face with a cassowary before, the sounds that they can make with their small body(in comparison to the trex)!!!
Reptiles cannot roar like mammals do so scientist speculate that they make bellowing sounds like cassowaries and crocodiles. Also based on the shape of its thorax and skull probably help
Yea the shape of the skull, thorax and cervical structures were definitely the major factor. Especially with using today’s tech!
@@quakethedoombringer Remember reptiles are not dinosaurs, dinosaur are more connected with avians.
ps:Birds evolved from a group of meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods.
I seriously can’t imagine what life would be like around 65 million years ago.
Stuff like that gives me the chills.
More simple, like today. T-Rex so big and terrible, but it also slow and clumsy, it didn't hunts humans, only then starwing
dinosaurs are not real and never were
It’s almost unfathomable which is why I think so many people don’t even try and instead stick with religion, even going so far as to make stupid claims about evolution like “if we came from monkeys how are there still monkeys” that shows they really don’t have the capacity nor will to try to wrap their brains around such immense concepts…all knowing all seeing sky man is much simpler.
@PeelyMcPeel modern humans easily exterminate them
@@TadpoleHappyYeah because there were no humans around to hunt lmao
0:32 has gotta be the scariest picture of a Rex I’ve ever seen. Almost a whole jumpscare. Nah imagine taking a walk, ur looking at the ground just kicking rocks, then u look up and all u see is that Rex seemingly about to charge at u…..hell nah u would think I was Barry Allen with how fast I’d dip
Ikr it sends chills up my spine
Yeah and with the sounds of an evil laugh, I would be freaking scared as hell
Funny enough most people unless you were severely out of shape could outrun a t-rex so you wouldn't actually be in much danger because the rex would stop chasing you for easier food, they were mostly thought to be scavengers.
@@Cristian-v1q those laugh-like sounds would prolly traumatize me ngl
@@davidmaitland3238 The scavenger theory was debunked long ago. We found a healed bite mark on an edmontosaurus tail that was made by tyrannosaurus, meaning it was a hunter.
Every time i think about dinosaurs i think of that quote from adventure time that goes "before there was time, there was nothing. And before there was nothing, there were monsters"
Before time began, there was... the Cube
@@Lord_Megatron_TFP "we know not where it comes from, only that it holds the power to create worlds, and fill them with life..."
@@ProbablyUltraman AHA FELLOW TRANSFORMERS FAN
That is how our race was born. For a time, we lived in harmony, but like all great power, some wanted it for good, others for evil.
@@Lord_Megatron_TFP WOOOOOOOOOH!!!
Basically if birds became bigger than us. We go down the food chain.
Nope, they would become extinct again.
We got .50 cals mounted on trucks. We're good broski
So we finally have a challenge? Sign me up.
@@Seneschal914 I don't think we would let that happen unless they were destroying local populations. I imagine if rexes were around their populations would be very small and controlled to specific environments away from people, I also imagine they would eventually get an evolutionary fear of us since we could kill them with a gun so they'd avoid human cities. there is no reason to hunt anything but invasive species to extinction.
Meet the cassowary ! Also meet the emu which apparently won a war against Australia...
Ancient humans would be much shorter and some human species were three feet tall and well just like monkies today were preyed on alot by birds
0:58 i usually never get freaked out by a picture, but for some reason, this one is difficult for me to look at. It’s only because of the closest rex, i find it so damn eerie…the way the head is formed, the way it’s just staring and how it looks so surreal. When I have dreams/nightmares, my mind always deforms the creatures in them and this is what that picture reminds me of
Excellent description.. I couldn’t put a finger on the feeling I had about this picture.. you pretty much summed it up, incredibly horrifying but in a subtle way… like a subconscious feeling of despair.
@@MAX_Wilde_420 Yeah, i think it’s because of some sort of primal fear that stems from when we were in danger of being hunted by predators such as big cats. I only find the image eerie because of the way the rex is staring while its head faces the camera. If it had its head angled in way so that we would see its side profile, i wouldn’t be nearly as freaked out by it. It’s also like that with other creatures (even people), i get the shivers if the head is facing towards the camera while the eyes are absurdly wide, but at the same time is expressionless. To me, it’s the sensation that something looks almost completely normal, but something just seems to be off, something that’s nearly unnoticable. Like in a dream where the mind bends and twists stuff into surreal horrors. While i searched “scary tiger pictures” i found one that had the same effect on me. The tiger had its eyes super wide open. Also when i see images of jaguars catching prey under water…god damn, that’s a freaky kitty
Hell nah bruv it looks goofy as fck especially the literal red neck it has 😂
Brother have you seen 0:38??? What's that? It terrifies me so much!
@@elianmaxzzzyup, it also terrified me, but for some reason the other one terrifies me even more
0:34 The density of the forest behind the T-Rex beaming you from across the lake adds so much to the terror! The fact the T-Rex were strategic hunters, and a forest that big could hide one, it is haunting to imagine something that big stalking you without even knowing!
I wonder if they would normally consider such small and bony prey as a human though
@@ExecutionSommaire We'd be considered an easy to catch snack unless we climbed trees considering they were as fast as an athletic adult man.
0:38 T-Rex's face is so scary... scarier than any horror movie
Hits right in that ancient part of your brain you didn't know you had.
i'm a grown man and that's a freaky image, lol. Imagine a child seeing it.
@@wackey2k10 As a child, I confirm I'm traumatized.
Because of the eye placement. Same reason Jef the killer is a creepy photo
Agreed. It’s very unsettling.
More terrifying than any sound Jurassic Park/World has ever created.
God damn, that Rex staring gave me the same feeling like when a Tiger stares at me.
Much worse than a tiger staring at you man
@@idfkifitsacamelorallama it's the same feeling. It's that part of our monkey brain telling us a predator is looking.
When I see that I'll actually be FAST ASF BOY
T Rexes where basically giant tigers because they just snuck on their prey instead of charging at it
@@thababythug2952 they didn't just snuck at a prey, sometimes they charge at it
Being a creature of that size, supposedly silent, a pack hunter, and having eagle eyed vision really goes to show the untapped potential of making a dinosaur horror movie.
You need to see what the source material of Jurassic Park is, if that shit gets adapted with high regard for the books the movie is gonna be 18+ and banned on some countrys for sure
@@rt10hammer63
Believe me. I know what the source material is for that movie. A shame it wasn't adapted faithfully. I like what we got, but I can only imagine how good it would be if it stayed true to the book.
@@JustaLamborghiniCountachWhoCom I mean, Spielberg movies we're a product of it time, adventure/family type of movies were peaking and so was the entertainment industry focus, something that the whole family could watch, today filmmakers can make movies for a more niche/narrow audience and still find success, I hope that one day we see something adapting the books as the Sci Fi horror that they are
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0:33 imagine that being the last thing you see and hear, literal chills man.
Oh hell nah
Life passes in 60~30 FPS to an average person. If you could outrun the T-Rex for at least 10 seconds, Thats about 300~3000(/600~6000) frames. So you would see at least, 300~3000(/600~6000) frames before you actually died, And maybe even more if you werent caught in 10 seconds.
Just before the thumping sound of it running towards your helpless, panic-stricken self 😊
I wouldn’t be scared. Cuz I’m not a fucking pussy.
0:32 That one neighbor revving his dirtbike at 6am on a Saturday.
AND ITS ALWAYS WHEN YOUR ABOUT TO GO TO SLEEP/WAKING UP-
You know its freaking terrifying when your getting goosebumps like that sound spells danger and is programmed in your genes.
Fr
so true
mf said programmed in your genes when our ancestors looked like rats back then
Mammals weren't hunted by Tyrannosaurs. It's not programmed in your genes it's just a creepy noise. Mammals during the cretaceous were tiny, the biggest one was about as big as a badger and lived in China, which is nowhere near where T-Rex lived. Yutyrannus was a Chinese tyrannosaur and was still much too large to hunt such small animals. Have you ever seen a lion hunt a mouse? They hunt prey that is going to be able to feed them.
Most mammals were about rat size and lived in trees and underground, and came out at night.
Mammals were hunted by Microraptoria and Dromeosaurids and similar small theropods. Even a juvenile Tyrannosaurus Rex wouldn't hunt something the size of a rat. Mammals of the cretaceous were more likely to eat a hatchling t-rex than the other way around.
Sorry, I know you thought it was pretty deep and you wanted likes but "programmed in your genes" is just really silly.
@@riks081 thank you for this, all the autists here are like parrots wanting to sound like this had a primal effect on them
can we talk how scary that 0:32 is?
while yes, we know it's a t-rex, the pose, the comically small eyes size, and the feather makes it looks like an alien from different planet.
scared the shit out of me too when i first saw this with those uncanny ass noises too, imagine going up a hill and seeing that just staring at you. well basically thats what happens in the jurassic park book, alan and the kids are going to find the boat for the river and they run right into the t rex looking exactly like that, sitting with its legs out in front of it, asleep but eyes wide open, its fucking horrifying.
Small eyes are far from comical to me
This image made me shit my pants in a dark room
@@bearzdlc2172
There was another scene, when they are going through the lake on the boat. And the T-Rex is just...chilling in the water. Sleeping. Right in front of them. And Lexy can't help but to caugh. Alan and Tim are trying to shut her up, but she just can't help it. Leads to T-Rex casually chasing them, despite being mostly submerged underwater, and then, they hide in the waterfall, just like in the second movie. Thankfully, nobody died.
Not gonna lie, after seeing so many people making their iteration of an accurate rex sound being from unhearable to goose sounds, its making me think Jurassic Park roar and Prehistoric Planet's growls, snarls, are more accurate for a big meat eater 😂😂😂
Idk why but that just made the concept of dinosaurs and the fact that they walked upon earth way more reallistic, grounded and logical to me than the stereotypical roars you hear everywhere else.
Dinos can’t handle the human spirit
The only sound that would make me start praying non-stop
This is genuinely more terrifying than what people usually think a T-Rex sounds like
This is bs right? How could anyone know what a real t rex sounds like?
@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime There is a science behind it! I forget exactly how it is done though... Something about examining the shape of bones and fossils? Would be a neat research project!
@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime This is most likely what a real T-Rex would have sounded like. It wouldn't be the roars you hear in movies, but more so bellowing like crocodiles do
We don't know for sure, but they are reasonable estimations based on the measurements of the dinosaurs nasal cavities, skull and chest shape and size, and the types of sounds made by their closest living relatives, the large flightless ratite birds. The stereotypical t rex sound created for jurassic park was based on mixing together sounds from different animals I think, like elephants, lions and crocodiles.
@@OnlySingularOfThem Sounds like a myth based on jurassic park 3. Animals dont make sound by blowing air through their skull like its a fucked up whistle. There are different ways depending on the animal but what most of them hav in common its that the thing that creates sound is soft and fleshy. Not bone.
0:43 bro imagine walking in the remote wildernessand just hearing that this is nightmare fuel
Or that 1 0:18
@@3_s783 dude imagine hearing that at night 😭
@@Theflaminggunslinger start crying maybe xD
@@3_s783 😂
It sounds like an alarm like imagine hearing that and then a notification on your phone appears and says that a t-rex is near your area,goddam horror
This video has single handily changed my whole opinion on bringing dinosaurs back to life.
naaaahhh why not revive these sweet cuddly bois? its not like a single one could do a massacre, right?
THERE ARE LEGITIMATELY SIX MOVIES ABOUT WHY ITS A BAD IDEA
To be fair. If humans domesticate the shit out of a lot of animals there's probably bound to be at least one that turns out to be a good boi.
Then again I'm speaking with the idea that they actually stayed alive for humans to coexist with them so in this case where we revive them? Yeaah, probably really NOT a good idea.
Watching the original trilogy was enough for me 😂
@@markandrew287bruh.. there's a reason nobody domesticated Cassowaries. Some birds are extremely aggressive and can't be domesticated, especially if we're talking about a 66 million year old peak predator bird. The closet things our ancestors saw to dinosaurs was the terror birds. While small compared to the T-Rex, they were much bigger than humans and ran way faster, and were also peak predators.
1:00 Sounds kinda like Godzilla charging his nuclear laser blast
My thoughts exactly 😂
You have read my mind
If Jurassic Park used these sounds instead, it would be rated R!
It would be rated R if it was true to the source material.
Dennis Nedry's death in the film was played off as karmic and is nothing compared to his demise in the original novel. And then there's the bit with the Compys and a newborn infant...
@@E-102GammaMKII Yeah, I actually just read a little about that a day ago. Would be so cool and yet terrifying if they did an actual horror movie that goes along with the source material and maybe even combine the scientifically correct dino sounds too!
If jurassic park used these sounds, it would be the saving private ryan of dinosaur movies
0:33 showing this picture and hearing this alone in my room with my lights off literally scared me
Me to,damm 😂
The sound at 0:45 is the scariest to me. Like a primal yell of sorts
Fnaf 4 players are even more scared
Lol for real. I don't care what it sounds like, ANY noise coming from that thing looking at me would freeze me with fear!!!
Fr fr@@cyklonus1
It sounds like actual LAUGHTER at points. Ghidorah vibes.
I had a hunch they might have used dino voices for ghidorah after all both are big lizards.
the sound @01:10 sounds like when Godzilla is powering up his atomic breath
@@SweetAkornwe don't know if ghidorah is a lizard or a reptile tho
He's an alien
Kevin's Revenge: The Prequel
This is more terrifying than what I originally thought it sounded like
It's crazy how all of us had the same reaction of fight or flight. And also this is a million times scarier than a roar.
Us who?
@@mvmsma a lot of people in the comments
Flight only , dont think we are brave/dumb enough to fight those things.
@@aezakmi3766 i wouldn't be so sure of that in this day and age
@@aezakmi3766 I won't be surprised if people actually tried to fight these in today's world lol
Fear.
Raw, unadulterated *fear.*
That's the only emotion I can feel listening to these sounds.
Literally. It feels like deep rooted fear. Like I’ve heard this before 😅
,,Fear is the oldest and strongest emotion of mankind,and the oldest and strongest fear is fear of the unknown"
-H.P Lovecraft
g o o d
Fuck.
I don't know if this exactly how the trex actually sounded. But something about it gives me a deep sense of dread. Something in our genetic makeup remembers that type of noise as something to fear.
I played this last night while I was outside with my dogs, and they immediately came and hid under my chair, looking around all nervous. They remember too.
We'll never truly know, but that sound really does invoke a familiar, primal sense of dread.
you do know humans didn’t coexist w dinosaurs right
@@spidrkido I know that
@@spidrkidothat is NOT what they're saying
I played this on the TV before I saw your comment and all four of my dogs stopped playing and just stared at it. Very interesting
*They know...*
It's so cool that someone was able to go back in time and record these magnificent creatures and bring it back to upload onto youtube!
Indeed. Technology has come a lot further than I ever imagined.
These recreations remind me of the way Michael Crichton described the dinosaur sounds in his book: screams and moans from "another world." He had a way of describing things so that you could hear them or feel them or smell them or whatever it may be. Jurassic Park and the Lost World are what led to my love of REAL dinosaurs. They truly were animals unlike anything we see today.
Those books are excellent sci horrors, so much better than the Hollywood films which were aimed at children.
Reptiles.
Reptiles are animals dingus
Reptiles are animals dingus lil kid
This is why 12 year old shouldn't have internet acces because their brain still not smart enough
@@humanperson3779bruh hes saying that they are animals - animals that are unlike anything we've seen today.
I've always stated that, ever since we found the voicebox of an ANKYLOSAUR that was stunningly similar to a modern bird in shape, that if we simply pitched down modern bird sounds and calls, we'd have a very accurate depiction of the large theropods who were much closer to avians.
This is the hard proof of how terrifying and natural it sounds.
Unrelated but BIONICLE PFP SPOTTED
Nice profile picture.
@@mastershake2473 My duty is to the mask of shadows.
@@legionbeast You cannot destroy me, for I am nothing.
@@mastershake2473 "Defeat me? You cannot defeat me anymore than you can defeat the ground you walk on or the air you breathe. I am the Universe."
If I remember right, the scariest thing is when they did that low “bellow” you didn’t hear it you FELT it. So you’d suddenly feel this pressure and not see or hear anything, giving you that sense of impending doom. And once you “felt” that sensation it meant it had found you, even though you can’t see it.
Hunters dont shout to announce theyre there. It would just kill you without making a noise
why are you talking about this like it's from some sort of experience? Dinos and humans are far apart in evolution
@@Marverousry - You know, I’m really glad you were here to help me figure that out. How on Earth would I have ever known that giant reptilian creatures and small mammals would have different evolutionary paths. You’re a Godsend.
@@Marverousry That's like sayin' scientists need to have some experience of conductin' these facts for you, yet you believe them but not a basic summary from some comment on youtube
@@stephenhill1716 im sorry, so who is the "you" that would "feel" ? Your whole comment is worded so ridiculously, it sounds like you're talking from some past experience.
Nah 0:45 - 1:00 is terrifying. Its like an alarm of your impending death
Thats waaay more terrifying then Hollywood T-rexes
*than
Not as iconic though. Hollywood is Hollywood and they did a fantastic job with all the dinosaur sounds.
@@UlyssesMa terrible one more like idk how you look at a reptile and think "it must sound like a mammal"
@@idkmyname-w8w the sound is made up of different animals. So yeee
Damn! That sounds waaaaay more menacing, unnerving, terrifying and bloodcurdling than what they portray a T-Rex sounding like in the movies and most of the documentaries. If heard this in the real world I would definitely need a new change of underwear knowing that it was coming from something that was looking for it's next meal.
When in prehistoric world, it's better to wear a protection.
It sounds like a hippo ruclips.net/video/fLnXOmGRTIM/видео.htmlsi=0reBhVAE86OHdQ1C
0:16 imagine hearing this in the jungle, it sounds almost like a taunt, panting audibly with excitement for food, as it out-stomps your fastest sprint...
Eh it's been proven actually that a well-average in shape human can outsprint a real historical t-rex by like a couple mph, as well as most massive dinosaurs except for Allosaurus and Carnotaurus.
T-rex weren't great runners for combat, but prowlers. They relied on sneak attacks to kill their prey, they would only chase for maybe a minute if their initial strike missed. But if something as small as us got a head start with hauling ass away from a t-rex, they won't even bother after like 10 seconds, they'll just turn the other way. We're too small a meal for them to actually commit to chasing for, their size and bulk will hold them back while we can free-run for as long as 5 minutes average. So. Basically just have good cardio.
@@plague6174 thank god we aren't on the plump-er side too lmao, that would make a great meal for a rex
This one specifically sounds so familiar.
By me it qlmost sounds like the laugh from five nights at freddy's
@@Theboiledone2654 haha I got told that in another comment about this sound too but I haven’t played that game to know it
I need an 8 hour loop of this to fall asleep to!
Sweet dreams!
0:32 lowkey sounds like an evil laugh
Imagine walking in the forest and hearing that
@@Strayavenator7460 so much nope
@@Strayavenator7460 I would accept my destiny
@@Strayavenator7460me hearing that? OH HELL FUCKING NO, HELL FUCKING NO NO FUCKING NO
@@idfkifitsacamelorallamaI’m dying on the spot
1:07 Atomic Breath!
Godzilla reference 🗣️💥‼️‼️🐉🦖
I was legit thinking that as well that is why I clicked timed 🤣😂
I think we can all agree that this is way more terrifying than any video game or movie sound ever existed!
Man didn't heard the tripod sound from war of the worlds
that shit scaried me as kid and still @@dev4159
@@dev4159
Ah fuck
No, they just sound like animals. Which is still cool, because well that's what they are.
@@ToddCalico
This is the closest thing we'll ever get to actually hearing a t Rex, this is because of a scientific process that scans the bones or fossils to give us an idea and a close representation of what an actual t Rex sounded like.
Hearing something like this would instantly trigger your survival instincts
0:16 that is without doubt the most terrifying sound that would come out of this behemoth of a predator. We physically can’t comprehend what these sounds would do to us. We are so lucky humans didn’t walk the same ground as these amazing yet monstrous animals. That being said, I love my Dinosaurs 🫶🏻
Oh our very early ancestors walked earth among these beasts, they just couldn't evolve into the humans we are today with all those titanic giants around
They're not yours.
cry more@@prehistoriccreature1800
@@derel5880No they didn’t…
@@jduka1216 my brother in Christ what do you think we evolved from
This is a lot scarier than what I hear in the movies. The low ripples with that spine chilling vibrations give you a whole new sense of fear.
The scariest part is that you wouldn't even know you're being stalked, until the animal goes for the attack.
This actually made me feel genuine fear. I had the immediate urge to hide once I heard the long sniff. Paired with some of the T-Rex images looking dead at me. This sent that instinctual type of fear through my body.
Crocodiles make a similar sound
@@imperatorscotorum6334Idk why they don't hit nearly as hard as this.
@@imperatorscotorum6334so do fnaf animatronics
You'd suck as a caveman.
Probably something encoded in our dna. I felt it too.
Sound 0:17 and picture 0:35 would be more than enough to make any adult crap out of fear and horror. This thing sent shivers down my spine
0:36 There are no words to describe this picture
Other than RUN!
@@Strayavenator7460 Yeah i would be fucking scared as hell
If you isn't doing in there and do the JP method not to move, you'd likely to be dead right now
@@idfkifitsacamelorallama what’s funny is that if you run he likely wouldn’t bother with you and ignore you, but if you stand still then he might take a bite out of curiosity.
@@Strayavenator7460 so he be like: HELLO 😈😈
*Runs away*
Oh uhh
I know it sounds scary and all but let's take a moment to thank the Trex that was humble enough to drop by the studio and provide us with these sounds 🙏🙏✌️
I would love to hear more of these about different dinosaurs. This was truly scary and fear provoking!
A channel creatively named studio made a whole series on prehistoric animal sounds,including the T.rex noises in this vid,go check them out if you're interested@@ForeverKana1
GOD, these comments...
Imagine how incredible yet terrifying it would be to live during the cretaceous period
Ark survival evolved in real life
Watch Fred Flintstone
It was an alien world
Did you know that during the Cretaceous period texas was covered in a warm shallow sea? As sea critters died and sunk to the bottom and sediment disposed the combined to form limestone. Because of this all limestone is created under the surface of the ocean.
@@KronosThantosthat is actually a interesting fact.
So either it sounds like a demonic deer or like Satan laughing at me
1:04 This picture is horrifying. Imagine how strong the bite force is to easily tear off another dinosaur's face.
seriously nature freaks, i want experience having atleast 10% of their strength would be so cool
@@brute4236You're masochistic?
@@vicenter.burboa7629 wtf is tht?
sounds like godzilla charging up
@@brute4236 Someone who enjoys physical or spiritual suffering, even if they don't like it.
0:27 I'm glad I don't have to live the same time that face and sound lived...
this literaly engages my fight or flight.
You ain’t fighting no trex
@@picklesandwich-gd3ru 😂😂 bro no one is that dumb to fight a t rex
@@aimanimtiaz7893 exactly!
It would also engage my pantaloon plopping reflex 😭
@@picklesandwich-gd3ru It's called a fight or flight response. Of course, though, in this situation, only the person with the most undeveloped brain (Skibidi Toilet Kids) will actually try and fight this. Anyone else will immediately run away.
That image of the T-Rex stating at you from across the pond is somehow scarier than any other piece of Dinosaur media I've seen.