I realy enjoy your channel, it's such a great source for learning and understanding the evolution of species, extinct as non-extinct. I love the real naratian voice too, much better than the computer voice from earlier on. Keep up the good work and a big thumbs up! 👍
1:25 - Feathers and feathers like plumage evolved on Synapsids, Pterosaurs, and even determined on some archosaurid species I think, TREY the explainer, explained it one of his latest videos
Each of these were also warm-blooded, and we know that birds and mammals today watch over their offspring, and have four-chambered hearts. Was it possible they had a common ancestor with those features, and that crocodiles reverted back to their reptilian features because of taking up an "ambusher" niche? They also have four-chambered hearts and care for their young.
Bird and protobird, and feathered dinosaur fossils are so rare and so confined to Asia and Europe, that I don't think we know even half of the real story.
i dont believe there is a known link between bats and it's ancestors, though we do think the link was a gliding shrew like animal. ruclips.net/video/zWeYCULC0UQ/видео.html
I like these videos a lot, but sometimes I want to show them to other people and the lack of sources in the description affects their credibility, could you please add the references of what is being say in the videos? Thank you very much for the good content.
Normally I would agree with a comment like this. But he lists all the scientific names. You can google each one and find the corresponding research. Besisdes him litterally handing you the information, asking for sources on this is just lazy and proof you wouldnt use the sources if he gave them
*googles Rhea colony in German* O__O That would be so cool! I hope they wont mess up the ecosystem tho... but considering what sorts of shit humans do everywhere, it shouldnt be too bad.
Protapteryx looks exactly like a finch or canary but with longer tail feathers if it was still alive we probably would’ve called it something like the toothed and clawed finch or something, man now I wish it was still alive
It's impossible, same about amphibians to reptiles, or synapsids to mammals. Nature and the Evolution are more complex than the words we're using. For example in nature the "species" doesn't exist, every living things are changing every time they born, it takes a long time to be visible and there is no clearly one point were a species became another one. We can say "transitional animals" btw
I reject the theory: “bird evolved from dinosaur”, instead it’s vice versa I believe. Why? It’s natural for birds’ to get grounded from a calamity than dinosaur to grow wings n beak or plan to twitch it’s physical proportion for a far fetched idea of flying, and why? What needed to fly for? Nothing! I see bird design in more creatures than backward. Also, I t’s possible for birds to forget flying or get too fat due to some disease and lost the basic requirements for flying. Do a hypothesis on this and you’ll be shocked!
No, for a bird to derive from more basal flightless dinosaurs would be far more parsimonious than birds losing their carpometacarpus, tarsometatarsus, tibiotarsus, pygostylia, etc. it is so unparsimonious it is essentially impossible. And what was the reason for evolving flight? To take advantage of niches not taken by any other organisms. Do your research on this, and you’ll realize you have no idea what you are talking about.
@@richardblazer8070 I know my idea is just based on assumption because I’m not a biologist. But from basic animal instincts it don’t fit well, why most animals have bird like instincts and why heavy built animals want to fly? I mean what did they see or fear that they thought, “hey if we get this and that” our grandchildren could fly and see the jungle from above! I meant: it wasn’t their need for survival if that’s what help their evolution.
So you think its more plausible that birds grew tails, teeth and arms than the thought that dinosaurs got smaller and lighter. If so why didnt the terror birds evolve back into dinosaurs?
Kiwis are underrated dinosaurs.
Funi kiwi go brrrrrrr
I find them useless to be honest compared to pegion and crow
This will be the most awesome video. Love learning the avian dinosaurs.
I'm watching this with my parrot 🦜 😆
Trying to teach him about his ancestry lol
*The master Paleo* uploads once again!
a tip: watch series on KaldroStream. Been using them for watching a lot of movies recently.
@Kade Dane yea, been using kaldrostream for since december myself :D
I realy enjoy your channel, it's such a great source for learning and understanding the evolution of species, extinct as non-extinct. I love the real naratian voice too, much better than the computer voice from earlier on. Keep up the good work and a big thumbs up! 👍
Are u stupid?
Can’t wait to see the rest of this series man
Absolutely amazing video
very good video, I hope the second part.
as always, your content is excellent
1:25 - Feathers and feathers like plumage evolved on Synapsids, Pterosaurs, and even determined on some archosaurid species I think, TREY the explainer, explained it one of his latest videos
The DORUK Synapsids had fur. Why else do mammals have fur or hair?
@@thepikamence1250 I know. Listen the video
Each of these were also warm-blooded, and we know that birds and mammals today watch over their offspring, and have four-chambered hearts. Was it possible they had a common ancestor with those features, and that crocodiles reverted back to their reptilian features because of taking up an "ambusher" niche? They also have four-chambered hearts and care for their young.
@@COVID-19_Crab Agreed.
@Dieter Gaudlitz Dinosaurs were exclusively not reptilian/cold blooded, that's really not possible
Great video!
Truly fascinating ❤️💯
so cool. it's amazing to see in more detail how dinosaurs turned into birds
19.Ostrich😀
20.Greater Rhea
21.Emu
22.Southern Cassowary 😍
I like how the Appalachiosaurus uses footage of Yutyrannus from Ancient Earth
That’s a big oopsie right there
I want to write this, thanks 😉
I pointed this out in other videos if your gonna use footage use the right footage
@@mitchellneuhoff9946 what do you name it when allosaurus and t-rex are combined
1.Lythronax
2.Appalachiosaurus
3.Luanchuanraptor
4.Zhongjianosaurus
5.Scipionyx
6.Similicaudipteryx
7. Archaeopteryx
8.Conguciusornis
9.Protopteryx
10.Iberomesornis
11.Sinornis
12.Patagopteryx
13.Ichthyornis
14.Baptornis
15.Hesperornis
16.Southern Brown Kiwi
17.Giant Elephant Bird
18.North Island Giant Moa
I used to think Troodon was the ancestor of all birds but then I found out it's not true. The bird evolution started even since early Jurassic.
Yes they were already birds alongside Troodons
Sick looking bird......wouldnt survive
I really like these videos
Flapping came before gliding in birds. A long locked down coracoid is a signal of flapping, as in pterosaurs.
It's too good to understand the evolutionary history of birds
Bird and protobird, and feathered dinosaur fossils are so rare and so confined to Asia and Europe, that I don't think we know even half of the real story.
prornis
모든 새들의 똑같은 진화 파트 01: 초기 새들과 고생물들
Feathers were a form of protection against the visiting rogue star at the P-T extinction.
Can you do a speculative evolutio video on Bats? And possibly how did they evolve.
i dont believe there is a known link between bats and it's ancestors, though we do think the link was a gliding shrew like animal. ruclips.net/video/zWeYCULC0UQ/видео.html
I like these videos a lot, but sometimes I want to show them to other people and the lack of sources in the description affects their credibility, could you please add the references of what is being say in the videos?
Thank you very much for the good content.
Normally I would agree with a comment like this. But he lists all the scientific names. You can google each one and find the corresponding research. Besisdes him litterally handing you the information, asking for sources on this is just lazy and proof you wouldnt use the sources if he gave them
How did they bones go hollow. Recuired to be able to fly
I was just watching the evolution of flying fish, who are spending more and more time in the air: we may be watching the reinvention of birds.
no
@@Dr.IanPlect You’re probably so fun at parties!!! Wow
Great video. Can anyone versed in Latin tell me if the 'p' in Archaeopteryx is silent, like as in pterosaur or not?
No, the P in Archaeopteryx is not silent , you say it but fast
That is ancient greek, not latin. And is not silent but English speakers can't pronounce consonant clusters like pt and kt.
Evolution of theriums
How does the mechanism of wing development work?
Was this animation you!?
*googles Rhea colony in German*
O__O That would be so cool! I hope they wont mess up the ecosystem tho... but considering what sorts of shit humans do everywhere, it shouldnt be too bad.
Ichthyosaurs?
8:22, where did this scene came from
ruclips.net/video/VFAXh7nY09I/видео.html
where is damantinus rex
How about sinornithosaurus?
Geese are the only Dinosaur that's dominating mankind
I need the essential note
Recuerden todos los días miramos dinosaurios
put allirex 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I spy emu vocals
Its so good qiupa formation in Mongolia im also mongolian
Please do chicken evolution
Chickanosaur ---> Chickenus Neandertalensis ---> Chickenus Nugetsis
Here you go:
Tyrannosaurs Chickens
😁
Dave Smith
Are you stupid?
Thats not how chickens evolved. Lmao even a 5 year old would know that. Its:
Homo sapien = chicken.
@@AtheosAtheos chimpanornis
this what I imagine what early harpies looked like
Protapteryx looks exactly like a finch or canary but with longer tail feathers if it was still alive we probably would’ve called it something like the toothed and clawed finch or something, man now I wish it was still alive
birds that give birth
pls
I just love early birds and these guys....
👯🍹partysaurus🍹👯
I want giant bird declared rediscovered
Birds can be turned back into dinosaurs
They already are!
Where is the source for the dromeasaur animation?
I think is the video: How birds evolved
@@DholeCC17 you furry
From wich point on can we speak from "real" bird? Where is the line when it stops being a Dino and starts to be a bird?
It's impossible, same about amphibians to reptiles, or synapsids to mammals. Nature and the Evolution are more complex than the words we're using. For example in nature the "species" doesn't exist, every living things are changing every time they born, it takes a long time to be visible and there is no clearly one point were a species became another one.
We can say "transitional animals" btw
@@Anthönypain you forgot partysaurus
Wrong concept. "Birds" are just Maniraptoran Dinosaurs, not a uniquely different type of animal.
What are the sources of the animated clips? I have to know it before it becomes my problem
In the introduction? It's from American Museum of Natural History, from Dinosaurs to Birds
Tinamidae family?
theres no tinamidae
So are birds dinosaurs?
yes
Feather family birds
1:31 what the hell there is green birds are you going censored HAHAHHAH
1:53 FNAF be like:
5:43 bird vs pterosaurs
birdlike bats
@@cadycesaraquino3718 no
sure,suddenly the arm bones became hallowto be light enough,plob there were feathers,and pling the big breast muscles appeared,sure
Therapods already had hollow bones and feathers before evolving into birds.
Yep your voice better than that robotic one
where is Dodo?
Related to pigeons, it is in another part of this series
@@Anthönypain ok
@@Anthönypain where part?
They came from theropods
True
I really liked your channel but should get rid of this text bot
There were birds in the Jurassic
Depends how you define bird
@@richardblazer8070 Birds have feathers
@@SepiaChild So does Kulindodromeus but that's clearly not a bird.
@@richardblazer8070 how do you know did you travel back in time and investigate?
@@SepiaChild No, because we have fossils of them with feathers, and it’s an ornithopod dinosaur, very much not a bird.
YOU FORGOT MALE TYRANNOSAURUS
IT HAS FEATHERS DUH
richards ouk you know that baby t-rex do NOT have feathers
@@cadycesaraquino3718 OF COURSE I DO IM SMARTER THAN ALBERT EINSTEIN
No, it didn't. In 2017 a team of researchers analyzed a specimen with mosaic scales named “Wyrex” and they found no evidence of feathers.
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I reject the theory: “bird evolved from dinosaur”, instead it’s vice versa I believe. Why? It’s natural for birds’ to get grounded from a calamity than dinosaur to grow wings n beak or plan to twitch it’s physical proportion for a far fetched idea of flying, and why? What needed to fly for? Nothing! I see bird design in more creatures than backward. Also, I t’s possible for birds to forget flying or get too fat due to some disease and lost the basic requirements for flying. Do a hypothesis on this and you’ll be shocked!
No, for a bird to derive from more basal flightless dinosaurs would be far more parsimonious than birds losing their carpometacarpus, tarsometatarsus, tibiotarsus, pygostylia, etc. it is so unparsimonious it is essentially impossible. And what was the reason for evolving flight? To take advantage of niches not taken by any other organisms. Do your research on this, and you’ll realize you have no idea what you are talking about.
@@richardblazer8070 I know my idea is just based on assumption because I’m not a biologist. But from basic animal instincts it don’t fit well, why most animals have bird like instincts and why heavy built animals want to fly? I mean what did they see or fear that they thought, “hey if we get this and that” our grandchildren could fly and see the jungle from above! I meant: it wasn’t their need for survival if that’s what help their evolution.
@@gnk6403 peafrog
Well just like some religious believers rejected the fact that man evolved from apes.
So you think its more plausible that birds grew tails, teeth and arms than the thought that dinosaurs got smaller and lighter. If so why didnt the terror birds evolve back into dinosaurs?
Ichthyosaurs?
cimerops? yakuornis? what?