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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • How did birds evolve? How did feathers and flight appear? After a century of silence, these questions were raised again at the beginning of the 21st century when numerous species of beautifully preserved feathered dinosaur fossils were discovered in Liaoning, China.
    By mixing images of fossils at the dig sites, ultra-realistic computer graphic reconstructions and interviews with paleontologists, The Mystery of the Feathered Dragons offers the viewer the opportunity to plunge into a modern scientific adventure. During this paleontological investigation, each new fossil helps to complete the puzzle of the transition from dinosaurs to birds and raises fresh questions. How did flight evolve in dinosaurs? Did they run along the ground to take off? Or did they glide from trees to land on their prey? Numerous parallel debates raged in the paleontological community until the discovery of Anchiornis huxleyi in 2009 - the missing link between dinosaurs and birds. More recently, in 2014, a completely new herbivorous dinosaur was dug up in Siberia showing that the presence of feathers went even further back in the dinosaur family tree. In fact, it’s possible that dinosaurs were feathered from the start of their appearance on Earth!
    Documentary: A New Prehistory EP2: The Mystery of the Feathered Dragons
    Directed by: Emma Baus & Bertrand Loyer
    Production: Saint Thomas Productions for ARTE France
    #freedocumentary #documentary #sciencedocumentary #science #birds #dinosaurs #dragons #pangia #species #evolution #fossil

Комментарии • 446

  • @georgecarberry9222
    @georgecarberry9222 3 месяца назад +88

    Just study a chicken. The rooster specifically. It's very easy to visualize a small raptor standing before you. If a rooster was as large as one of the medium sized carnivorous dinosaurs, there would be no doubt it descended from dinosaurs. In fact, roosters represent really ferocious raptors. They attack with their claws forward then, their beak goes in for the kill. Roosters can be exceptionally viscious & relentless. They can inflict serious injuries very quickly. Just imagine if they had teeth instead of a beak & a large sickle claw on each 3 toed foot, along with a long tail. Chickens are omnivorous & exactly like truly terrifying little pack hunting raptors!!!

    • @BudgetFilmmaking
      @BudgetFilmmaking 2 месяца назад +7

      A lot of the relationships become more obvious when you compare two things. I often wonder if non avian dinosaurs di the head bob thing when they walked, or if they had a bassy chirp or cluck. Take a close look at German cockroaches and praying mantises some time. You'll realize mantids are just roaches sitting up on their fat asses.

    • @kinglyzard
      @kinglyzard 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@BudgetFilmmaking
      Indeed, roaches/termites and Mantis do make the superorder Dictyoptera

    • @DelfinoGarza77
      @DelfinoGarza77 2 месяца назад +5

      Birds aren't real

    • @BudgetFilmmaking
      @BudgetFilmmaking 2 месяца назад +8

      @@DelfinoGarza77 You aren't real.

    • @andrewclimovech9967
      @andrewclimovech9967 2 месяца назад +2

      I guess that is why chicken fighting is common in certain countries

  • @scoopydaniels8908
    @scoopydaniels8908 2 месяца назад +22

    If you consider the bite force of a macaw or a cockatoo, you can begin to imagine what a Dino could do.. either one of those birds can LITERALLY bite your finger through bone.. now imagine a gigantic, angry(or rather hungry) cockatoo staring you down.. I don't doubt for a minute that dinosaurs are equally as smart as modern birds.. imagine that little Bacon Pancake bird.. now imagine it's 12 ft tall and carnivorous with 4 inch teeth.. I guess you could be thankful that your death would be quick although I think they may just bite you once and swallow you whole, play the possibility of being conscious for some phase of being eaten alive is horrifying

  • @genxmum5569
    @genxmum5569 Месяц назад +26

    Cassowary is def a dinosaur

    • @greenguitarfish
      @greenguitarfish 7 дней назад

      @@genxmum5569 😂. The power of the media can convince people that dumb luck caused scales to turn into feathers, and reptiles in to birds. Amazing.

    • @TeaSpiracy
      @TeaSpiracy 2 дня назад

      Shoebill reminds me of a Dino too

  • @libertyblueskyes2564
    @libertyblueskyes2564 Месяц назад +22

    The animation and narration is excellent as well as the information.

    • @SLICE_Science
      @SLICE_Science  Месяц назад +5

      Thank you very much !

    • @dietrichess9997
      @dietrichess9997 Месяц назад +1

      @@SLICE_Science I agree! I really enjoyed this, and look forward to more. Subscribed!

    • @davidgardner863
      @davidgardner863 Месяц назад

      But the background music is way too loud.

  • @VaughanMcCue
    @VaughanMcCue 19 дней назад +1

    Imagine working in their lab with clear bluebirds flapping around all day. If you spill ink, you can tell the boss it was bluebird droppings.
    Excellent show, and thanks for your work.

  • @AndiFromOly
    @AndiFromOly Месяц назад +9

    There are modern birds with feathers on their legs and feet. I have some in the chicken coop right now.

    • @VaughanMcCue
      @VaughanMcCue 19 дней назад

      I am sure you are right. If not for Gillette, the pretty models' platform would be covered in feathers.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      They are bred by humans to have those attributes.

    • @VaughanMcCue
      @VaughanMcCue 7 дней назад

      @@jaysons6101
      I think our beautiful fashion models would prefer not to have feathered legs.
      I think even Spiderwoman would rather not have hairy legs.
      Oh, I just noticed your comment was for @AndiFromOly.
      Like in Orwell's Animal Farm, the chickens may be fooling the breeders into thinking they are in charge.
      As you know, wolves taught humans how to look after them.
      Cats are a whole new world. They OWN people.😀

  • @helenewalsh1750
    @helenewalsh1750 2 месяца назад +9

    Thanks so much for covering this topic which most media is ignoring i greatly fear for the future of life on our precious planet which we are destroying due to greed

    • @JMDinOKC
      @JMDinOKC 6 дней назад

      @@helenewalsh1750 Don’t be ignorant and naive. We are NOT destroying the Earth. Life on Earth will do just fine. If 5 major mass extinctions couldn’t “destroy the Earth,” then neither will human activity. If a rock the size of Mt. Everest slamming into the Yucatan Peninsula at 35,000 miles per hour 66 million years ago didn’t “destroy the Earth,” then neither will we. The Earth is not in a state of changeless ideal perfection. It is constantly changing. In the last million years alone there have been thousands of Ice Ages. 99% of all species that have ever existed are extinct. Which means that 99% of all species extant today will someday be extinct. Don’t worry about the Earth. The Earth will do just fine. There has been life on Earth for 3.8 billion years. There will probably be life on Earth for ANOTHER 3 billion or so years. So what is the danger? Is it that we’ll “destroy the Earth”? Nope. The danger is that too-rapid environmental change may render our modern globally interlinked civilization unsustainable. If civilization collapses, there will be a population catastrophe beyond anything anyone can imagine. But life on Earth will go on without too much change. And if mass extinctions can teach us anything, it’s that every end is a new beginning. Without the Permian extinction, the human species wouldn’t exist.

    • @cliftongaither6642
      @cliftongaither6642 День назад

      greed and religion

  • @dietrichess9997
    @dietrichess9997 Месяц назад +7

    This was a great documentary! Very well done! The narrator was actually human, nice touch in a lazy "AI" period. Xu Xing is awesome too! I bet he is the celebrity paleontologist of China! Very cool guy, I think. 🙂

  • @cobberpete1
    @cobberpete1 25 дней назад

    This Doco, has changed my whole understanding of the Dinosaurs. I love the animations, and smile at the Scientists who are looking around and following them as if they are really there.

  • @ChimeraActual
    @ChimeraActual Месяц назад +5

    Not bad, and the animations are hilarious!

  • @cathymora9106
    @cathymora9106 2 месяца назад +11

    This is fascinating.

    • @klokangeorge4005
      @klokangeorge4005 Месяц назад

      Between 1000 of this sort of bird Is ONE like Y&M hidden

  • @carriekelly4186
    @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад +7

    I will listen to Jeremy Irons narrating ANYTHING❤❤❤that smoky soothing tone and charming accent😉❤️🙏🏼great programming...love the Paleontologists from International disciplines.China has captured such evolutionary lines of plummage...can just imagine some species trying to fly in their test phase plums lol...plumes..yes❤i see bat and flying fox in taradactyl,chickens in the herd of herbivores,Emus in others...crazy😅😊❤

  • @barriewilliams4526
    @barriewilliams4526 Месяц назад +7

    Very interesting, but. Background music should be just that, in the background. At times the music was to the fore, making it difficult for older (87 in this case) people to always make out what is being said, spoiling a very interesting subject.

    • @Paul_Marek
      @Paul_Marek Месяц назад

      I find hearing difficult as well, but. I use headphones instead of telling obvious professional filmmakers how to produce their content.

  • @JessicaLynch-pb2lv
    @JessicaLynch-pb2lv Месяц назад +3

    I bet feathers made those little dinosoaurs just adorable!

  • @TeaSpiracy
    @TeaSpiracy 2 дня назад

    Those emerging fossil-ghosts were so cool!

  • @hetschhog
    @hetschhog 4 месяца назад +16

    Great documentary!

  • @LemonLadyRecords
    @LemonLadyRecords 2 месяца назад +10

    "Feathers on legs did not become a useful adaptation or survive into modern birds." Uh, pretty much all modern birds of prey (raptors, although not sn exact term) have feathered legs, even feet (owls!). Some more than others. Bald Eagles have capri "pants" of long feathers, but scaled lower legs and feet, as do falcons. Golden Eagles have fully, thickly feathered legs all the way to its scaled toes. They provide warmth, muffle sound for better hunting (esp silent owls), cushion and warm eggs and chicks when incubated and brooded, for protection, and probably other uses. I think there might be other species that have leg feathers of some kind, just can't think of any atm. I know more about raptors. I can't believe the writers made this huge mistake! Although it seems like a pretty good doc. But does make you wonder what else the writers left out, or why it wasn't reviewed by a scientist or at least someone familiar with birds.

    • @oftin_wong
      @oftin_wong 2 месяца назад

      Almost all birds legs are covered in scales
      It's thighs are feathered, the upper part of the leg ...but not the leg or feet ...that's the difference
      Sure there's going to be some outliers ...I think you'll find that scales predominately cover the eggs and feet of the majority of bird species
      Almost without exception birds have scaled legs it's a byproduct of evolving from reptiles

    • @salamander554
      @salamander554 2 месяца назад +3

      I believe the feathers that they're talking about were actual flight feathers that proved useless

    • @oftin_wong
      @oftin_wong 2 месяца назад +2

      @@LemonLadyRecords the vast majority of modern birds have scaled legs ...the upper leg is called a thigh
      And it's not the leg

    • @carriekelly4186
      @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад

      Just picture the test flight in their evolutionary plums...lol

    • @carriekelly4186
      @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад

      ​@@oftin_wong Oh darn it my thigh bone is part of my leg 🦵🏼 walking apparatus. I feel so dumb now🙄😉🦋🦋🦋

  • @MyGratian
    @MyGratian Месяц назад +1

    Chickens and Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) are linked through evolutionary history. Birds, including chickens, are modern descendants of theropod dinosaurs, a group that includes T. rex. This connection means that, despite their significant differences in size and form, chickens share a common ancestor with T. rex. Key features like feathers, certain bone structures, and even some behavioral traits can be traced back to this ancient lineage.

  • @paulford9120
    @paulford9120 2 месяца назад +9

    Excellent video. Subscribed. 👍

  • @victorioify
    @victorioify 2 месяца назад +2

    Appreciate the explanation, Robert!

  • @stephenbaker9475
    @stephenbaker9475 Месяц назад +3

    I love watching science fiction

  • @wallrider4194
    @wallrider4194 Месяц назад +1

    20:03 bro went like “NOOOOOO! >:[“

  • @GeneralSulla
    @GeneralSulla 2 месяца назад +2

    How come CGI never shows theropod dinosaurs walking like chickens?

  • @rodneymiller4437
    @rodneymiller4437 Месяц назад +2

    Why would the leg feathers evolve if they were non-functional?
    Trial and error?
    So, what now?

    • @davidrosen5137
      @davidrosen5137 Месяц назад

      Some traits (e.g., leg feathers) are neutral; that is if there is no selections against them, they persist. Or, perhaps their advantage has yet to be determined.

    • @bimfred
      @bimfred Месяц назад

      why do you have whiskers? warmth? sensation? display?

  • @LanceHall
    @LanceHall Месяц назад +1

    The winners were the clades that lost the bony tails because that made them light enough to fully overcome gravity and not restricted to gliding between trees.

  • @acoustickittykat
    @acoustickittykat 2 дня назад

    I like how they show the birds humping as mortal danger walks closely by.
    I know that’s true because it’s what I’d want to be doing.

  • @frhernandezc
    @frhernandezc Месяц назад +1

    At minute 26:29, the carnivore sees its prey and lets out a scream... That doesn't happen nowadays. As far as I know, all hunters are silent and don't alert their prey that they are coming for it. Where do they get the idea to do this in every dinosaur chase reconstruction? From the idea that they were stupid?

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      It was originally made for cinema, so its more thrilling and action-y

  • @WildBillCox13
    @WildBillCox13 2 месяца назад +3

    Liked and shared.

  • @gonzalo11102
    @gonzalo11102 Месяц назад +1

    When i look and learn about birds i see reptiles with wings, i learn how dinosaurs were and behave.

  • @sandrocavali9810
    @sandrocavali9810 Месяц назад +4

    How did politicians evolve into dinosaurs??

  • @thinkfloyd2594
    @thinkfloyd2594 Месяц назад

    The graphics are some serious Birdemic 3 creatures in the making.

  • @philmcdonald6088
    @philmcdonald6088 2 месяца назад +5

    ⭐️awesome beautiful vid.

  • @user-mc9om5di1f
    @user-mc9om5di1f 16 дней назад

    Birds were already there. They survived the event that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs and flourished just like all of the other species that survived and continued to evolve.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +2

      Birds are a type of Dinosaur.

  • @curiousuranus810
    @curiousuranus810 Месяц назад +1

    Got the vocalisations wrong: again.

  • @bearmerica6668
    @bearmerica6668 Месяц назад +1

    My little Yorkie turns into a lion if I don’t give him his snack so I believe it😂

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад

      "My little Yorkie turns into a lion."
      *Not gonna lie, when I read this my mind immediately thought of chocolate.*

  • @jeffreyschweitzer8289
    @jeffreyschweitzer8289 2 месяца назад +1

    Was it really necessary to end it with the babies drowning? Sure, such things no doubt happened all the time, but what was the point? Did that add anything worthwhile or informative? Minor point but it soured my impression of the documentary.

    • @carriekelly4186
      @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад

      Ikr so very sad and dramatic scene...poor lil buggers🧜🏼

  • @1stHuemanAmerican
    @1stHuemanAmerican 3 месяца назад +7

    Birds are Dinosaurs there are many types 🎉

    • @oftin_wong
      @oftin_wong 2 месяца назад +2

      They shared a common ancestor
      But today ..we have modern birds with roughly 6500 significant physiological differences to their dinosaur ancestors

  • @Scion-cy6wj
    @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад +5

    Archie was primarily a ground-dweller in an arid environment with few trees - documentary has problems in this respect - and their feet probably were not suited for sitting on tree branches - it is more likely they were very poor flyers as their anatomy strongly suggests, and basically ran along the ground while making short spurts of powered flight (to escape predators, for example)

    • @posticusmaximus1739
      @posticusmaximus1739 3 месяца назад +3

      Acheopteryx is no longer considered a true bird and is classed as Paraves instead. The first true birds evolved some 10 - 15 million years later.

    • @Scion-cy6wj
      @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад +6

      @@posticusmaximus1739 that's only observed by those paleontologists who subscribe to that view - many others - the majority, actually - consider it a bird - not the 'first' bird - we will never know that

  • @tylermcnally8232
    @tylermcnally8232 Месяц назад +3

    Sounds fake.

    • @VaughanMcCue
      @VaughanMcCue 19 дней назад

      The microphones from a zillion years ago were low-grade compared to the latest ones. Besides, the birds chewed the wires.
      As soon as wireless technology was invented, birds fell from high onto the ground in a sudden state of shock, having nothing to perch on.
      Many suffered *Bluetooth decay, so they no longer have teeth.
      *From chewing an invisible cat5 cable.

  • @pencilpauli9442
    @pencilpauli9442 2 месяца назад +2

    Why do film makers insist on making dinosaurs roar like big cats?
    If birds are descended from dinosaurs, wouldn't they roar, too?
    SMH

    • @shanemiller6982
      @shanemiller6982 2 месяца назад +2

      If birds had lungs the size of a T Rex , I doubt they'd be chirping.

    • @pencilpauli9442
      @pencilpauli9442 2 месяца назад +1

      @@shanemiller6982 Birds and reptiles do not vocalise in the same way as mammals.
      While T Rex might have bigger lungs and may have vocalised at a deeper pitch, they still wouldn't sound like a lion.

    • @carriekelly4186
      @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад

      Some dinosaurs evolved into birds that are around today. A diverse group birds and flying mammals too...bats/fly fox..chickens,pheasant,african grey,Emu,Ostrich,ravens...etc etc etc....Jeremy Irons❤❤❤

    • @carriekelly4186
      @carriekelly4186 2 месяца назад +2

      ​@@pencilpauli9442probably hiss...large reptiles hiss...😅

    • @shanemiller6982
      @shanemiller6982 Месяц назад

      ​@pencilpauli9442 How is it that you say that? While it might no sound like lion , I imagine the giant lungs of a T Rex would bmore a roar than a hiss or chirp.

  • @Momcat_maggiefelinefan
    @Momcat_maggiefelinefan Месяц назад

    Love the small hawk dangling from what nylon fishing line. Maybe a bit more of the budget should have gone into double checking before finalizing the work. At least the actual content is well done … 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

  • @katayamamakoto
    @katayamamakoto Месяц назад

    現生鳥類の生態から類推するに、二脚歩行の小型で軽快な恐竜が闘争する過程で後脚で蹴り合い、戦いを有利に進めるために相手より高い位置を占める事を競い合って、ジャンプ、滞空、飛翔に至ったと思います。もともと体表が傷つかない様にプロテクターとして機能して発達した羽毛だったのですが、飛翔に際しても空気を掴む際に有効に機能したのでしょう。

  • @Shaden0040
    @Shaden0040 Месяц назад

    I find it interesting that the theropods that became the most like young birds early birds evolutionary speaking were the Raptors those with the sickle claw on the on the back legs which if you compare it to a lumberjack with the Jack Spikes on their boots to climb trees or tree surgeons to climb the trees it seems that it's possible that there are early Raptors use that killer claw the sickle claw not to kill not just to kill but to climb trees or they literally run up the tree holding on with their front legs and slamming those claws into the tree trunks to gain purchase into the bark Get up and to get in the branches one to hunt snakes or other mammals that are up in the trees or to ambush attack from above in the trees down below on small animals medium sizing a little smaller than the Raptors It isn't pretty big Raptors I mean Utah Raptors huge dynamic kiss is huge even velociraptors huge compared to other animals lizards and such small pterosaurs that kind of thing now do we know that pterosaurs never made nested in trees? I don't know Who knows maybe that's what they were looking for is baby terrorist to eat or young terror sources are still learning to fly and we're doing small lives between trees

  • @KarolebA
    @KarolebA Месяц назад

    they were yet birds... the bones were caves, and the females brooded their eggs... even if they didn't fly they were birds, giants birds

  • @libertyblueskyes2564
    @libertyblueskyes2564 Месяц назад +1

    I often wonder in ancient tales in India, South America, China of feathered dragons or serpents that teach humankind new skills such as architecture, agriculture etc. Is there some kind of connection?

  • @jamesanonymous2343
    @jamesanonymous2343 Месяц назад

    WHEN WATCHING SCIENCE ON RUclips, BE READY FOR A ""COMPUTER ANIMATION
    GRAPHIICS"" ""HANGOVER ""

  • @mikeyd946
    @mikeyd946 Месяц назад

    What people fail to realize that Pangea was not as today. Well done

  • @OmegaWolf747
    @OmegaWolf747 Месяц назад

    Those poor kulundadromeus.

  • @donaldlewis2506
    @donaldlewis2506 Месяц назад

    the fascinating bird to me is the Hoatzin. It is a toothed clawed bird from South America. Supposedly tastes terrible. Definitely NOT chicken.

  • @tommyrjensen
    @tommyrjensen Месяц назад

    The mystery here is why chickens no longer have ability to growl like a lion, and chase away any weasel or wolf in that way.

    • @Annamae__
      @Annamae__ Месяц назад

      Theve been bred for many years now

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      There were small and big dinosaurs. A species of small dinosaurs(birds) survived the extinction. Also, Dinosaurs weren't able to roar.

  • @DaveVelo1
    @DaveVelo1 Месяц назад +4

    At this point, I think it's prudent to conclude the following:
    1) Warm blooded and cold blooded dinosaurs roamed on the surface alongside the mammals.
    2) The cold blooded ones evolved into reptiles, the warm blooded evolved into birds.

    • @oftin_wong
      @oftin_wong Месяц назад +7

      Reptiles came first ...dinosaurs evolved from reptiles

    • @wafikiri_
      @wafikiri_ Месяц назад

      Birds and other dinosaurs always are or were reptiles, like us. You cannot evolve out of your clades.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +1

      Thats factually wrong.

  • @JohnKSedor
    @JohnKSedor Месяц назад +5

    Enjoy this cartoon.....it's about as close as you're going to get to a process that is mathematically impossible. Anything requiring a chance of occurrence greater than 1 x 10 to the 40th power is disregarded as never going to happen. (The similarities observed is because they are an optimum design for that particular creature and come from the same Designer).

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад +4

      The only evidence we have of any God is that they are completely imaginary.

    • @davidrosen5137
      @davidrosen5137 Месяц назад +2

      Perpetuating the "mathematically impossible" fallacy.

    • @JohnKSedor
      @JohnKSedor Месяц назад +4

      Please spend more than 12 seconds on this point. Simply type that title into Google and see what you get (and read it).

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад +5

      @@JohnKSedor
      Your argument only means you have no understanding of science, biology, and evolution.
      Even the math is something you’re just parroting and don’t have the capacity to conclude on your own.
      What is mathematically impossible is consciousness existing prior to physical brains. And we know brains came after physics, chemistry, and biology.

    • @JohnKSedor
      @JohnKSedor Месяц назад +2

      @@moonshoes11 You sir (or boy) are an idiot. I hold 2 Engineering Degrees & am going for my 3rd. I also hold a LSSBB (Lean Six Sigma Black Belt) which is extremely heavy on DOE's (Designs of Experiments) and I can tell you that Evolution fails completely in those fields. Honestly, rather than be embarrassed, spend some time investigating the preposterous odds that Evolution requires time after time after time. It's impossible.

  • @dorothygrube5314
    @dorothygrube5314 Месяц назад

    There is a chicken breed with feathered legs

  • @bassbustingman
    @bassbustingman Месяц назад +1

    @12:56 HOW do they know they nested in tree's?

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад +1

      “allowing it to hunt, and nest in trees”

    • @bassbustingman
      @bassbustingman Месяц назад

      @@moonshoes11 come again? ok it hunted , but how do they know it nested in trees?

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад

      @@bassbustingman
      They didn’t go so far as claim knowledge that it nested in trees. They indicated that with its ability to flight, that would allow it to nest in trees.
      Though we can use induction to conclude it is likely they nested in trees, as it being able to get to a higher location provided safety.
      How do you know it hunted?

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад

      @@bassbustingman What is it with people like you? You see or hear about something to do with science, and instead of accepting it, you immediately ask the dumbest question possible, "but how do they know!?" They know because they've spent centuries figuring this stuff out, so please, stop asking stupid questions and show some damn respect.

  • @craigjohnson2498
    @craigjohnson2498 Месяц назад

    I just saw another jump in evolution. I saw a bird turned into another kind of creature in 22. I believe this is the century for all of us to tranform

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      Not how evolution works.

  • @andreac.6164
    @andreac.6164 Месяц назад

    What about bats, flying squirrels and platypus?

    • @asthemoonturns
      @asthemoonturns Месяц назад +2

      What is your question about them? They don't have anything to do with bird evolution, if that is what you are wondering. They are all mammals, and their ancestors (Synapsids) and reptiles diverged long before the first Dinosaurs evolved. Bats evolved their own way of flying around 60 million years ago, with a flight skin between their fingers. Flying squirrels are rodents and can't fly, they glide with a skinflap. Platypus developed a beak which it why it resembles a bird. But it stems from ancient egg laying mammals just like the Echidnas.

  • @tomasneel1980
    @tomasneel1980 2 месяца назад +3

    And entropy-says most of these silly guesses are false

    • @paulford9120
      @paulford9120 2 месяца назад +8

      Creationists need to learn something about science.

    • @dietrichess9997
      @dietrichess9997 Месяц назад

      Please support your statement with evidence, such as fossils. Religious beliefs don't count.

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад +2

      Every example,we have of consciousness results from a physical brain. Physical brains came about after physics, chemistry, and biology.
      Do you hold a position where consciousness could occur without a physical brain? And what evidence could you offer to make such a conclusion?

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад +1

      Entropy has nothing to do with this, or what you consider to be "silly guesses". Try again later when you know what entropy is.

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад

      @@paulford9120 If creationists learned anything about science, creationism would no longer exist.

  • @jonhohensee3258
    @jonhohensee3258 Месяц назад +2

    Birds ARE dinosaurs.

  • @playingindies6730
    @playingindies6730 Месяц назад

  • @TruthSayer.FreeSpeech
    @TruthSayer.FreeSpeech 28 дней назад +1

    Creepy looking birds. Looks like something straight out of hell. Imagine if these birds still exists.

  • @JMDinOKC
    @JMDinOKC Месяц назад +1

    It always irks me when someone talks about the "strange creatures" of the distant past. The world is FULL of strange creatures that are alive right now. You think giraffes and kangaroos and Venus fly traps and cuttlefish aren't strange? And all those weird fish that live in the ocean deeps?

  • @Byepolarchaos
    @Byepolarchaos 9 дней назад

    The trouble is, who’s gonna believe the Chinese

  • @hoseabuckley5911
    @hoseabuckley5911 Месяц назад +6

    😂😂 man just be making stuff up.😅😅

  • @vikingskuld
    @vikingskuld 3 месяца назад +1

    Someone who actually has a brain and uses it... wow I am very impressed, you don't see many people questioning all their lies propaganda and stupid assumptions. Great job

    • @A.D.540
      @A.D.540 2 месяца назад +6

      What propaganda

    • @vikingskuld
      @vikingskuld 2 месяца назад

      @@A.D.540 most of your stuff about Dinosaurs Is propaganda. We don't know much from back then and can only figure out so much from bones. Arc was a bird not a transition. Even the brain scan they did of it shows it had a birds brain.

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад

      What is your field of study?

    • @vikingskuld
      @vikingskuld Месяц назад

      @@moonshoes11 poking holes in evolution lol. Yeah seriously I have been looking into evolution for years now. It's a right mess more imagination then actual science. What science the can claim is usually full of flawed assumptions and arrogance.

    • @moonshoes11
      @moonshoes11 Месяц назад +3

      @@vikingskuld
      Oh, you’ve been “looking into evolution” for years? And *still* don’t understand it?
      How do you counter Fossils, DNA, Biogeography, Anatomy, Analogous structures?
      And let me guess, you’re convinced consciousness doesn’t require a physical brain, based on your “looking into” science?
      Flawed assumptions and arrogance? How do you explain away novel, testable predictions?
      Flawed assumptions and arrogance is more like believing there is a master of the universe who wants a personal relationship with you.
      In other words, you have no formal education, but think you understand it better than those in the field of study who do.

  • @harrycebex6264
    @harrycebex6264 Месяц назад +7

    Over dramatized, low on facts.

  • @IronMatt
    @IronMatt 3 месяца назад +5

    They didn't. Great fairy tale! 🧚‍♀️

    • @Scion-cy6wj
      @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад +11

      Great mass of ignorance between your ears.

  • @tarjei99
    @tarjei99 Месяц назад

    Most likely, it was small swimming dinosaurs. Swimming uses the wings the same as flying.

  • @mickshaw555
    @mickshaw555 Месяц назад +4

    " ultra-realistic computer graphic reconstructions " This is the issue with Darwinism. They try to use subjective reconstructions to suit the idea of Darwin.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +1

      Close mindset detected

    • @mickshaw555
      @mickshaw555 7 дней назад +1

      @@jaysons6101 Yes, dead right. There's nothing to topple Darwinism, it's a given.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +1

      @@mickshaw555 Pretty sure the reconstructions are of animals themselves... which are actually a great innovation of technology.

  • @genxmum5569
    @genxmum5569 Месяц назад

    I call my chookies "tiny T-Rex"

  • @camramaster
    @camramaster Месяц назад

    Birds remember, somewhere in their DNA, that they were titans once. With teeth and claws, where the mammal ancestors fled and hid before them.
    And they desire a return to such a time again.

  • @philippinestroppoholic7996
    @philippinestroppoholic7996 12 дней назад

    Huh? Nothing evolved into birds. Birds are birds and they were created as birds. Same as people.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      People arent mammals then

    • @18dot7
      @18dot7 3 дня назад +1

      In which century do you live? In those dark ages when people believed in magical beings aka gods? Dude, we have left that infantile rubbish behind ages ago!

  • @FransenGerda
    @FransenGerda 13 дней назад

    Bad music pfffffffff

  • @oldschool1993
    @oldschool1993 Месяц назад

    Not about birds, but the Pangea continent does not make sense to me. It indicates that the earth was somehow formed out of balance with this large continental high spot in one place- that would make the earth wobble and shake. The current accepted theory of planet formation is that dust particles slowly combine together and gravity condenses them into a circular rotating cloud which eventually condenses into a solid with heavier elements toward the center . Under this theory the earth would have been a very consistent and round object balanced by nature.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      It still happens today. They are constantly changing.

  • @churchmythbusters1863
    @churchmythbusters1863 Месяц назад +4

    SLICE Imagination. Kindergarten science. Not the slightest clue about the complexity of even the simplest life. Just ignorant.

    • @dietrichess9997
      @dietrichess9997 Месяц назад +6

      Please explain your statement and back it up, unless it has to do with religious belief/ancient mythology.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      Lil bro has nothing to back up, only a mind full of saltiness and stupidity.

  • @myhksm3025
    @myhksm3025 20 дней назад

    Darwin have said a lot in his book that were later proved wrong, but hey....we can celebrate that him and alike were the ones who opened the portals of further discovery of every species.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +1

      Such as?

    • @myhksm3025
      @myhksm3025 7 дней назад

      @@jaysons6101 Such as the color variations of male and female in birds and pangenesis.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      @@myhksm3025 Please give me a source of this, and how it disproves that birds are dinosaurs.

    • @18dot7
      @18dot7 3 дня назад

      The bible says a lot that has later been proven wrong.

  • @danieldeanmasterfinisher4715
    @danieldeanmasterfinisher4715 Месяц назад

    I still find it odd that ever so called dinosaur bird devolved from having teeth to a beak , and not 1 species of birds today have teeth 🧐🪶🦖🪽🦜🤔

  • @klokangeorge4005
    @klokangeorge4005 Месяц назад

    Probably men Is thé descendent of THE Birds "branch"Revolution.
    Fish-reptile-birds-mamals like you&me

  • @cavemancaveman5190
    @cavemancaveman5190 23 дня назад

    DUCK DUCK DUCK DUCK

  • @al20o33
    @al20o33 Месяц назад

    why are all the recent feathered dinos only found in China and nowhere else??

    • @asthemoonturns
      @asthemoonturns Месяц назад +1

      Luck I guess. It´s rare for soft tissues like feathers to fossilize, and then survive for millions of years. But when conditions for such fossils are right, you tend to get many of them from the same place and time. That's why the Archaeopteryx fossils (from Germany) were found in the same fossil beds as many species of small Pterosaurs (which due to their thin bones didn't fossilize very easy either).

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад +1

      Dakotaraptor, Utahraptor, and many more were found in the US.

  • @steve17bf2
    @steve17bf2 Месяц назад +2

    Short honest answer, they didn't.

  • @annesummers09
    @annesummers09 2 месяца назад +4

    Dinos did not evolve into birds! What a bunch of hooey.

    • @Dr.Ian-Plect
      @Dr.Ian-Plect Месяц назад +3

      Substantiate your claim.

    • @dietrichess9997
      @dietrichess9997 Месяц назад

      Yes, please substantiate your "Hooey Theory" with physical evidence (not religion/mythology).

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      Dinos did evolve into birds!

  • @user-qe1tv1bu2f
    @user-qe1tv1bu2f Месяц назад +3

    Just because these people say all this diatribe and sounds cool, doesn't mean their even on the right track.

  • @grandcrowdadforde6127
    @grandcrowdadforde6127 Месяц назад

    Did feathers come first? Or an evolutionary feature, not necessarily on ALL dinos; think of to days hippos//rhino s, with thick skin leather vs fur... or feathers!

  • @tonypolito6320
    @tonypolito6320 2 дня назад

    This stuff is probably the only good use CGI out there

  • @Gfthce3426
    @Gfthce3426 Месяц назад +1

    Interested in yhe cotent but don't want to listen to that droning old bull . Bye bye

  • @PeterParker-gt3xl
    @PeterParker-gt3xl Месяц назад

    So glad giant lizards become chicken, instead of being eaten by them they are now eaten by us and kept KFC in business.

    • @jaysons6101
      @jaysons6101 7 дней назад

      Dinosaurs were not lizards

  • @dentonfender6492
    @dentonfender6492 Месяц назад +1

    Furry Dinosaurs--- how quaint!

  • @Canelo77
    @Canelo77 Месяц назад +4

    BS!

  • @standingbear998
    @standingbear998 Месяц назад +3

    this theory has been debunked by science.

  • @leoborganelli
    @leoborganelli Месяц назад

    Wow this is boring... could've been done alot better. I agree that dinosaurs evolved into birds, but very bland

  • @Ruhefargin
    @Ruhefargin Месяц назад

    the fact that lizard lay eggs.. the birds lay eggs too... its a hint thant it come from reptiles

    • @davidrosen5137
      @davidrosen5137 Месяц назад

      Phylogenetically, birds are reptiles.

  • @andreaanarcora602
    @andreaanarcora602 Месяц назад

    Ahahahahs

  • @garykenworthy6608
    @garykenworthy6608 2 месяца назад +2

    Why would all dinosaurs shrink massively, lose all their teeth and grow wings?
    This is just like when they told us all dinosaurs were cold blooded 😂😂😂

    • @samanthagibson5791
      @samanthagibson5791 2 месяца назад +10

      Not all dinosaurs, one group of dinosaurs. Not all dinosaurs were large, and the group birds evolved from were smaller.
      As for cold-blooded, we thought they were at first, then we learnt more and realised that some were and some weren't. The group which evolved into birds were also one of the groups which was warm-blooded, which is why they had simple feathers to start with. Then the simple feathers became bigger as that allowed them to better incubate their eggs. Once they got big enough, they could use them to glide, then flap to prolong time in the air, then get better at flapping, and you have powered flight.

    • @brenton2561
      @brenton2561 Месяц назад +1

      Not all dinosaurs, there are still crocodiles.😊

    • @samanthagibson5791
      @samanthagibson5791 Месяц назад +4

      @@brenton2561 crocodiles are not dinosaurs, they are both archosaurs but archosaur is a bigger group than dinosaur. It's like cats and dogs, they are both in the carnivore group, but only dogs are in the canine group

    • @brenton2561
      @brenton2561 Месяц назад +1

      @@samanthagibson5791 fair enough

    • @garykenworthy6608
      @garykenworthy6608 Месяц назад

      I was told in school crocodiles were dinosaurs and they were all cold blooded im fed up with theoretical science its just someones idea and not proven why wouldn't dinosaurs be more diverse just as our animals are today?
      Heres another example, "all dogs come from wolves" try breeding wolves to get a any other type of dog it is genetically impossible ​@@samanthagibson5791

  • @DelfinoGarza77
    @DelfinoGarza77 2 месяца назад +3

    Birds arent real. The internet said so.

  • @ep9360
    @ep9360 5 дней назад

    Sorry....no evolution. Just God's creation 🙏. Ooops.

    • @VisshanVis
      @VisshanVis 15 часов назад

      And I'll wager you couldn't provide a shred of evidence for creation if your life depended on it.

  • @ShalomaruCapac
    @ShalomaruCapac 4 месяца назад +4

    Ok, done watching. But how do you explain that birds came from dinosaurs when you have the proposed feathered dinosaurs that are supposed tl be the ancestors of modern birds placed at as many as 120 million years after the fully formed and fully feathered bird Archeopteryx? How do you evolve into something that already exists?
    How come there are no documented cases of anyone finding fossils of feathered non-avian dinosaurs until after the theory of a missing link between birds & dinosaurs had already been accepted by mainstream paleontology (Sinosauropteryx, China 1996)?
    Archeopteryx has a clearly bird skeleton with a bird's tail and its balance point at the knees whereas Sinosauropteryx has a clearly dinosaur skeleton with it balanve point at the hips - if a bird like Archeopteryx (which, as all birds do, must walk from the knees which afe tucked into the body) tried to walk like a dinosaur from the hips it woulf fall over unto its beak. Seeing as how more than 30 out of 60 known "feathered dinosaur" species come from the same place in the Yixian formation in Liaoning China, with the recent case of the confirmed "feathered hoax" of the forgery behind the fraudalent Archeoraptor in mind aftrr being presented as an official "missing link" between dinosaurs & birds makes me wonder how many of these fossils are being checked for validity before their publications. A lot of the papers don't say if the fossils were excavated or simply bought - local farmers caught unto the fossil craze real quick and began selling fossils of their own to scientists eager to make a name for themselves on some article.
    "Paleontologists have tried to turn Archeopeteryx into an earth-bound, feathered dinosaur. But its not. It is a bird, a perching bird. And no amount of 'paelobable' is going to change that".
    Alan Feduccia, Paleornithologist

    • @Scion-cy6wj
      @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад +7

      you have your facts all messed up - it is completely understood now that birds are dinosaurs

    • @posticusmaximus1739
      @posticusmaximus1739 3 месяца назад +6

      Bro, feathers have been around for 240M years. Aphanosaurs which were dinosauromorphs had filament coverings as did pterosauromorphs

    • @donhillsmanii5906
      @donhillsmanii5906 2 месяца назад +2

      @@Scion-cy6wjTHIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER

  • @Robert-pg2id
    @Robert-pg2id Месяц назад +3

    Another cartoon about evolution. Geeez...

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад

      Yes, it's almost as if there is an entire group of people who fail to understand evolution, and therefore require something as simple as a cartoon to get it into their empty heads. Judging by your comment, not even a cartoon can help you learn basic facts, how disappointing.

    • @Robert-pg2id
      @Robert-pg2id Месяц назад +2

      @@Dusk.EighthLegion Sorry, I go with mathematics and statistics and am completely surprised by how many people just accept evolution when it is mathematically & statistically impossible. Any event requiring a chance of occurrence greater than 1 x 10 to the 40th power is dismissed as never going to occur. And yet, that is what evolution requires almost every step of the way. Unbelievable that intelligent people don't investigate this more thoroughly.

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад +2

      @@Robert-pg2id It is neither mathematically or statistically impossible, your math is complete bullshit that you've found on the internet and parroted because you do not understand it, and if you were intelligent, you would have investigated this yourself and found it to be true. As it stands, you have clearly never investigated it, you lack understanding of what it is and how it works, and therefore any opinion from you can be written of as the ignorant ramblings of someone who doesn't know what they're talking about. Try again later.

    • @Dusk.EighthLegion
      @Dusk.EighthLegion Месяц назад +1

      @@Robert-pg2id I don't know where my comment went, but literally everything you say in your comment is false. Try again later when you learn how to be honest.

    • @Robert-pg2id
      @Robert-pg2id Месяц назад +1

      @@Dusk.EighthLegion Everything in my comment is absolutely true. If you submitted an Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing or Product Development Program with the same odds of success as Evolution, you'd be fired!! Do you even know what a DOE is? It's a Design of Experiments, which requires mathematical and statistical proof from multiple scenarios that a proposed idea will work repeatably and reliably, not minute chances of random occurrences that are beyond the chances of success. That is ridiculous.

  • @Scion-cy6wj
    @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад +3

    technically, YES, most dino's have feathers - because since the end of the Mesozoic, there are just alone TODAY some 9,000 bird species - and over the past 64 million years there were many others, now extinct - DURING the Mesozoic, no - only the Coelurosauria developed feathers, and even among them, some did not - large tyrannosaurs, for the most part, for example - vastly outnumbered by the quantity of species of other completely-scaly dinosaurs

    • @posticusmaximus1739
      @posticusmaximus1739 3 месяца назад +1

      Dinosaurs all originate from Ancestors that had feathers. What's more is Pterosaurs also had feather like filaments. Further, Aphanosaurs that are basal to Avemetatarsalia also likely were feathery. Suggesting that earlier animals may have had feathers too. Feathers are very old.

    • @Scion-cy6wj
      @Scion-cy6wj 3 месяца назад

      @@posticusmaximus1739 NO NO NO. Who told you that? That's ridiculous - you'd be bounced out of 300 level classes very fast.

    • @vikingskuld
      @vikingskuld 2 месяца назад

      Sorry but no, most Dinosaurs DID NOT have feathers.

    • @Scion-cy6wj
      @Scion-cy6wj 2 месяца назад +2

      @@vikingskuld most non-avian dinos did not have feathers - but as far as DINOSAURS in total, yes! most do - because all birds have feathers and they are by far the most number of taxons

    • @vikingskuld
      @vikingskuld 2 месяца назад

      @@Scion-cy6wj there is a problem with what they call a feather. A filament does not count as a feather in anyone brain that uses common sense anyway. They call those filaments feathers and no they are not. So no T Rex did not have feathers. Most of the theropods I know of don't have feathers. Hair like filament found on some of the fossils may just be from decay. It's been shown to happen. The ones that we really know have feathers are birds. To say Dinosaurs evolved into birds is still just deceptive at best. There was a modern bird found that predates most of what you would call feathered Dinosaurs. Also a lot of places that make models of fossils will put feathers on them but that doesn't mean the original was found with feathers. There is so much interpretation in what a fossil would look like it can border on fraud. Look at all the Neanderthals and how for decades they were portrayed as apemen. Yet we know they were human

  • @nancybryant
    @nancybryant 14 дней назад

    I am not a believer is your evolutionary religion

    • @spatrk6634
      @spatrk6634 День назад

      evolutionary religion.
      lol
      its not a religion but at least you realize that religion is something unreasonable and not to be believed in

  • @kevinemery1177
    @kevinemery1177 Месяц назад

    O😂😮