Kenneth Branagh *(VHS line only):* "This is Brachiosaurus! A thirteen meter high Sauropod that specializes in grazing on the treetops. *With chisel-like teeth,* his kind could effortlessly harvest cones and fresh leaves no other Dinosaur can reach. And they have grown enormous on it. These adults weigh over seventy tons, making them the largest land animals that have ever existed."
@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 Oh yes, in the two-part VHS that I used to have in my childhood (the sound and music were also in a slightly low tone); Episode II had more lines from Kenneth Branagh that for whatever reason were not in the DVD release.
Yeah, Brachiosaurus was known to be the largest known dinosaur for decades until the discovery of certain titanosaurs. Not sure where the 70 tonne figure comes from, perhaps it’s inferred from estimates of Giraffatitan which at the time was considered the same genus and they just applied the same for the North American species, or they jacked up the weight due to the known material being subadult and this was their representation of a fully grown one. But the former seems more likely.
@@darrenrock3387 Yeah pretty much. And this reminds me, I forgot about my comment I left here. Turns out that, unsurprisingly, the Brachiosaurus featured here is heavily based on Giraffatitan and the 70 tonne figure may come from outdated estimates published by Colbert (1962), who estimated Giraffatitan as high as 78 tonnes.
(and, by knowing that these young Diplodocuses were maybe similar size with the modern Asian elephant, the second largest land animal nowadays, you can realize, how really humungous was the Brachiosaurus)
0:30 More like 15 meters so nitpick! Also, at most these giants were about 56 tonnes and would actually have been outmatched in size by Maarapunisaurus(not named in 1999.) Still, impressive! No other dinosaur is that tall.
Information was outdated in this documentary. Now we know the largest dinosaurs to live on this planet were the South American discovered titanosaurus.
I don't think you could even make a top 10 heaviest dinosaurs without someone throwing a fit. More useful to ask who deserves to be in the conversation of largest.
look at all these Giraffatitans in Northamerica lul XD (Yes i Know that they thought be Brachiosaurus a lomg time after reclassification of the two species)
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Walking with Monsters Brachiosaurus
(1999- 2005)
Brachiosaurus screen time in Ice Age and Buck Wild Adventure
Brachiosaurus's reveal will be remembered for generations. It was so impactful and it casually walking on TV always amazed me as a kid. 🦕
Since Jurassic Park (1993)
My god the music for this reveal. I love it so much
Ben Bartlett's score is indispensable to the Walking With aesthetic palette. I genuinely hope they rehire him for the proposed remake.
1877 bones of another brachiosaurus in tendaguru and what is now in the badlands of Colorado
I swear they were giving a subtle nod to Jurassic Park.
Brachiosaurus 👍
Kenneth Branagh
*(VHS line only):*
"This is Brachiosaurus! A thirteen meter high Sauropod that specializes in grazing on the treetops. *With chisel-like teeth,* his kind could effortlessly harvest cones and fresh leaves no other Dinosaur can reach. And they have grown enormous on it. These adults weigh over seventy tons, making them the largest land animals that have ever existed."
VHS line ? 🤔
@@jaisanatanrashtra7035
Oh yes, in the two-part VHS that I used to have in my childhood (the sound and music were also in a slightly low tone); Episode II had more lines from Kenneth Branagh that for whatever reason were not in the DVD release.
@@JOSH-lw2jv Full from of VHS ?
@@jaisanatanrashtra7035
Yes. The two-part VHS from
BBC Video & CBS-FOX, released in 2000.
Not since _Jurassic Park_ has a _Brachiosaurus_ reveal hit this hard.
0:45 Argentinosaurus: am I a joke to you
Perhaps the larger specemins weren’t discovered back in 1998
Yeah, Brachiosaurus was known to be the largest known dinosaur for decades until the discovery of certain titanosaurs. Not sure where the 70 tonne figure comes from, perhaps it’s inferred from estimates of Giraffatitan which at the time was considered the same genus and they just applied the same for the North American species, or they jacked up the weight due to the known material being subadult and this was their representation of a fully grown one. But the former seems more likely.
Well brachiosaurus the biggest dinosaur of the Jurassic
@@darrenrock3387 Yeah pretty much. And this reminds me, I forgot about my comment I left here. Turns out that, unsurprisingly, the Brachiosaurus featured here is heavily based on Giraffatitan and the 70 tonne figure may come from outdated estimates published by Colbert (1962), who estimated Giraffatitan as high as 78 tonnes.
@@darrenrock3387It is not
Brachiosaurus resembled gigantic giraffe
(and, by knowing that these young Diplodocuses were maybe similar size with the modern Asian elephant, the second largest land animal nowadays, you can realize, how really humungous was the Brachiosaurus)
Brachiosaurus, the lumbering sauropod, what a grace of nature! It's very special.
I like Jurassic
I'm very curious about the sounds of Brachiosaurus, what animal sounds which are used in this documentary?
Humpback whale's low calls
That brachiosaurus shown introduce a creature character also the music too
To this day i wonder why this dino wasn't included in Prehistoric Planet
I think they used humpback whale's low calls for the brachiosaurus
In the ballad of big al, the brachiosaurus wasn’t even mentioned!
I noticed
they decided to mention apatosaurs in that one
@@sondekommandoapatosaurus was so lazy they just took off the spikes of a diplodocus and made it more green
My favorite dinosaur
Walking With Series [1999 - 2005] - Brachiosaurus Screen Time
0:30 More like 15 meters so nitpick! Also, at most these giants were about 56 tonnes and would actually have been outmatched in size by Maarapunisaurus(not named in 1999.)
Still, impressive! No other dinosaur is that tall.
sauroposeidon*** argentinosaurus***
@@bombruhbro Can’t help but notice Sauroposeidon’s size is now in doubt.
@@jeffreygao3956B.altithorax probably got to 62 tonnes
Breviparopus barosaurus
@@xingxingxing100 Yeah...I'm not counting footprints or dubious outlier size estimates.
The king of the Jurassic
Information was outdated in this documentary. Now we know the largest dinosaurs to live on this planet were the South American discovered titanosaurus.
Argentinosaurus was named back in 1994 so Gilderoy Lockhart messed up his line or something.
Diplodocus = elephant
Brachiosaurus = giraffe
Equivalence
3 elephants = weight of 1 giraffe ?
@@xingxingxing100 not arguing with you there
Nah that would be stegosaurus
@@darrenrock3387nah dude
0:47 And they went straight to the Ballad of Big Al😃
what is the name of the soundtrack ?
Brachiosaurus is a incredible giant dinosaur
Impressão minha ou Você tinha feito esse Vídeo Antes???
Sim eu já fiz mas postei de novo com uma qualidade melhor
Is Brachiosaurus even top 10 nowadays?
The specimen in museums are sub adults and shouldnt be put into consideration. If barosaurus can grew to over 50m why couldnt the rest also.
I don't think you could even make a top 10 heaviest dinosaurs without someone throwing a fit. More useful to ask who deserves to be in the conversation of largest.
Narrated by Gilderoy Lockhart
The Lion King (1994) giraffe screen time 22/08/2024
El brachiosaurus siempre tiene apariciones muy buenas.
Walking With Series [1999 - 2001] - Diplodocus Screen Time
It's Littlefoot. He was this 🦕.
look at all these Giraffatitans in Northamerica lul XD (Yes i Know that they thought be Brachiosaurus a lomg time after reclassification of the two species)
Nice
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0:48. We now know that that is wrong.
There were other big dinosaurs founded too.
Teletubbies (1995) frog screen time
2014
I prefer the Prehistoric Planet version 😂👍
There is no Brachiosaurus in Prehistoric Planet.
Only Dreadnoughtus
@@Loki-animatesdc2760 And Nemegtosaurus, the unnamed mongolian titanosaurs, Isisaurus, Rapetosaurus, and Alamosaurus.
Edit: And Paludititan.
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