[@UnwantedGhost1]

This is geographically the same area where the largest land mammals to have ever exist are discovered. Hope to see the team do the Cenozoic.

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

You’re focusing on the Mongolian Titans, not the Nemegtosaurus. The Nemegtosaurs are the much smaller sauropods that are found within those scenes.

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

Those are Mongolian titanosaurs. Nemegtosaurs were looking more reddish and far, far smaller.

[@trebzW]

no those are the nemegtosaurs

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

@@trebzW Do you see nemegtosaurs being as big as alamosaurs? No. No you don't.

[@trebzW]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 either way thats the nemegtosaurs as far as im aware, they were shown in the rocks and they were clearly red

[@trebzW]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 pretty sure the ones at the start are the generic titanosaurs and the ones in the rocks are nemegtosaurs

[@unaizilla]

​@@trebzW if you actually payed attention to the narration you'll know that attenborough refers to the large orange sauropods as the mongolian titans/titanosaurs, while the smaller reddish ones are nemegtosaurus

[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

Big boi

[@mariamarroquin1663]

Awesome video ShinGoji

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@jeffreygao3956]

I'm gonna nickname it Subutitan.

[@xavierchaves7090]

You should switch the name to Mongolian Titan since nemegtosaurus is the smaller sauropod

[@user-pb5ph7gw2h]

Super da giret Indian

[@myself5812]

Those titanosaurs could finish all the water😅

[@pbh9195]

Has anyone figured out exactly what sorupod species the Mongolian titan is supposed to be?

[@kade-qt1zu]

Nope. Mongolian Titan is an ichnogenus, so it's only known from footprints. It could be a Nemegtosaurus, it could be a new species, we don't know yet.

[@yankieenarvel2935]

Is that a Cedarosaurus? because it looks like it

[@unaizilla]

this is a titanosaur based on footprints that suggest there was a giant sauropod roaming Asia during the late Cretaceous. Cedarosaurus was a brachiosaur from early cretaceous North America, so it's impossible that the Mongolian Titan is meant to be Cedarosaurus

[@willsylvester4370]

I wonder what the Mongolian titanosaurs are named.

[@Blablabla-ol2tr]

Mongolian titan is based only on footprints, so this species isn't named

[@mamakkami926]

Maybe the mongolian Titan was a male nemegtosurus ?

[@user-rw4yi2xw5i]

No,because this sauropods too big for nemegtosaurus standards