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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @darcmadr6500
    @darcmadr6500 9 лет назад +14

    Dr Grant: "Did you like this video?"
    Eric: "I...I don't know. I mean, it was kinda preachy. Too much chaos, everything's chaos. Seemed like the guy was kinda high on himself."

    • @naingmon
      @naingmon 7 лет назад +1

      "...Seemed like the guy was kind of high on himself."
      "Well, so is the movie we're in."

    • @snap_fit8686
      @snap_fit8686 4 года назад

      i dont think dr paul is anything like ian malcom,, dou you think ?

    • @tim3tRav3l3RR60
      @tim3tRav3l3RR60 4 года назад +1

      Chaos=creation.
      A forest destroyed in a fire always comes back greener.

  • @FionaKelleghan111
    @FionaKelleghan111 10 лет назад +3

    I'm only half-way through this show, and I am dazzled. Dr. Sereno, this is better than the subject I know most about, which is science fiction.

  • @FionaKelleghan111
    @FionaKelleghan111 10 лет назад +5

    Dr. Sereno, this was a spectacular show. I do wish that you had told us who your audience was, and I'd love to hear the Q&As.
    I'd like to know how Nigersaurus and similar creatures passed the night. Did all dinosaurs just go to sleep at the same time, as though with a quiescent non-alignment pact? That seems hard to believe.
    I was very interested in your analyses of the dentition and the hips. Thank you so much!

  • @lifesavrdwd
    @lifesavrdwd 12 лет назад

    A scientific wonder. I appreciate that there is such scientists who have the patients and interest to dedicate a large portion of their lives helping explain and show such wonder.

  • @DarkLeviathan8
    @DarkLeviathan8 11 лет назад +4

    This is incredibly interesting! Love those videos :)

  • @supermariologanfan6546
    @supermariologanfan6546 5 лет назад +1

    This looks a lot like a prequel to Bizarre Dinosaurs

  • @selmateacher7
    @selmateacher7 11 лет назад

    Very good... look around, it is .. like so clear in everything we see.

  • @christophervinci5333
    @christophervinci5333 4 года назад +1

    Great stuff. Waaaaaayyyyyy too many commercial interruptions guys.

  • @boukili
    @boukili 13 лет назад

    Thank you NAT GEO

  • @ndecker3295
    @ndecker3295 13 лет назад

    i would love school if we watched nat geo all day

  • @CoolCatG117
    @CoolCatG117 12 лет назад +1

    Dinosaurs are so cool!!!

  • @walmartpimp2
    @walmartpimp2 11 лет назад

    It's not about trying to change the other persons mind right, but planting the seeds of doubt so the person comes to the realization of being wrong themselves.

  • @DotMapFile
    @DotMapFile 13 лет назад

    @NationalGeographic i watch the whole and loved it please post more like this ThankYou

  • @nicoledecroix5363
    @nicoledecroix5363 8 лет назад +2

    awesome video .

  • @AtlanticBlvd
    @AtlanticBlvd 12 лет назад

    Kids, stop arguing. Learn to grow up! Let's just watch and listen to this video.

  • @walmartpimp2
    @walmartpimp2 11 лет назад

    I don't know why you got so many thumbs down, when you have a very valid point.

  • @JeSCTLesniowski
    @JeSCTLesniowski 13 лет назад

    Better than school... which I really should be at right now.

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад +3

    "Tail like a mighty cedar" is probably a reference to the shape of a hippo's tail, rather than it's dimensions.

  • @freetrader0000
    @freetrader0000 13 лет назад

    I should be studying for the finals tomorrow, but I REALLY wanna see dinosaurs.

  • @DarthShark99
    @DarthShark99 11 лет назад

    1. The bone in these fossils has been replaced with rock.
    2. Carbon dating has dated the fossils and the rocks they came from
    3. The bones are on or near the surface because the newer layers of rock that formed (if any had at all) have been eroded away, revealing the fossils.

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад +2

    The similarities of external form follow the same evolutionary need for a streamlined and efficient shape for swimming, a broad tail for propulsion, etc.

  • @TheRussianski
    @TheRussianski 12 лет назад

    i love the words at the bottom of the screen!

  • @christineascovill2787
    @christineascovill2787 6 лет назад

    I enjoyed this talk very much. Thank you for sharing!

  • @Cora452
    @Cora452 13 лет назад

    Wow I am this guy! Why can't anyone see us as we are? I hate it when people say I can't succeed because I didn't do well in school. I teach myself so much about history and art and writing. Grrr. damn school lol.

  • @walmartpimp2
    @walmartpimp2 11 лет назад

    There's good people and bad people, really! Thanks I didn't know that.

  • @aaronrayne
    @aaronrayne 12 лет назад

    What we know about our world is always evolving, changing, and reshaping what we thought we knew. We are always learning, and will continue to do so as long as we are inquisitive about existence on this planet. I feel sorry for creationists who are so blind, narrow-minded, and stuck in a place that never changes and remains constant. It must be true Hell to live like that.

    • @breannbubolz6583
      @breannbubolz6583 3 года назад

      Or the idiots who say that scientists and science can't change as we learn more... Those are worse than creationist folks. One is an ignorance based on belief. The other is just a willful ignorance based on fear and the refusal to chance their thought process...
      The first one is nowhere near as dangerous as the last one...

  • @Rationalific
    @Rationalific 12 лет назад

    The Creation museum, at least, has a saddle on a dinosaur and shows dinosaurs and humans interacting. They think the earth is 6,000 years old. What do you think of their opinion?

  • @cro508
    @cro508 12 лет назад

    i love how he put it 'in computer' hahaha

  • @MrKindgirl
    @MrKindgirl 11 лет назад

    couldn't agree more!

  • @JJoeisCooking
    @JJoeisCooking 11 лет назад

    Very interesting lecture.

  • @guitargod909
    @guitargod909 13 лет назад

    EXTREEEEEEME

  • @saintboudreau1545
    @saintboudreau1545 11 лет назад +5

    You know at this point you need study all birds methods of feeding and neck length and ear orientation. So do it.

  • @carlbagui101
    @carlbagui101 13 лет назад

    nice something to learn

  • @seannoble7665
    @seannoble7665 7 лет назад +3

    Butterfly Collecting Clit? huh

  • @vincentsedubun
    @vincentsedubun 11 лет назад +1

    For something that is eternal, i find it useless that an eternal being invents time. We use time to use it to relate because we don’t have forever.
    For the creator question, i could explain in a nutshell way. If i would play a strategy computer game, i could use my nerd knowledge to program a stationary builder-unit and brag that it is the best building-unit in the game. One day, people over the internet might praise that unit for being marvelous of building worlds.

  • @tredzwater
    @tredzwater 11 лет назад

    Which is the only answer you are capable of giving.
    Sad, but totally expected.

  • @blargers123
    @blargers123 11 лет назад

    I have entered into an argument with a creationist. If I don't make it, tell my family I love them.

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    Here is the theory of evolution in a nutshell.Nothing exploded and formed hydrogen and helium,which contracted into stars(against all laws of physics(not blowing apart)which blew into denser elements to form earth.Random chemicals formed life(also against all laws of physics)which grew into humans. Impossible!

  • @Superhostideas
    @Superhostideas 8 лет назад +5

    hi !
    Are there scholarships in paleontology in the United States?

    • @Balty_Burnip
      @Balty_Burnip 7 лет назад +2

      daniel de la cruz There are! While most colleges simply insist on a double major of Geology and Biology, there are a few colleges that offer courses solely on Paleontology.

    • @snap_fit8686
      @snap_fit8686 4 года назад

      Still not late to change your major,,

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад

    Perhaps you're right, but that should be only in areas of geological disruption, faults, compression features and so on.

  • @anonguy271
    @anonguy271 7 лет назад +1

    Lyrics:
    Somethin's really rockin'
    On planet number 3
    Modern man's got prehistoric company
    A colossal fossil feud, unlike anything before
    Between the reckless raptors
    And the Extreme Dinosaurs!
    EXTREME
    EXTREME
    EXTREME DINOSAURS
    Tails the snap like thunderclap
    Talkin', stalkin' raptor trap!
    EXTREME
    EXTREME
    EXTREME DINOSAURS
    The crash and smash Jurassic four
    Extreme Dinosaurs!
    Saurian stomp!
    Let's fossilise 'em!
    EXTREME
    EXTREME
    EXTREME DINOSAURS
    Veloci-tossin' to the max
    They'll fossilies em in their tracks!
    EXTREME
    EXTREME
    EXTREME DINOSAURS
    The crash and smash Jurassic four!
    EXTREME DINOSAURS!

  • @oboy7562
    @oboy7562 7 лет назад +1

    what about a vast semi aquatic grassland? or equivalent to grass,

  • @vexviper
    @vexviper 13 лет назад

    I learned something new!

  • @PrashanthSvr
    @PrashanthSvr 12 лет назад

    Awesome Intro! ♥

  • @DABS139
    @DABS139 12 лет назад

    Patients? lOl I hope I'm never a "patient" of that scientist.

  • @get2rog
    @get2rog 12 лет назад

    Here here!

  • @lauratowerhunt
    @lauratowerhunt 11 лет назад

    flamingos when they filter their food out of the water spends most of them time with it's head upside down while feeding so why is this head position so unusual or 'new'?

  • @OhNoItsJoana
    @OhNoItsJoana 12 лет назад

    Well, some dinosaurs that were arboreal before it became mainstream.

  • @mickeymousebiker1
    @mickeymousebiker1 11 лет назад

    Some of the largest sauropod foottracks known were found in Europe (in the Jura moutains, I believe).

  • @MrJonnyPepper
    @MrJonnyPepper 6 лет назад

    He kind of looks like Billy from Gremlins

  • @Appocratesthegreat
    @Appocratesthegreat 11 лет назад

    It's not ignorance in cases like this it's simply denial.

  • @BGSoccerMagic
    @BGSoccerMagic 11 лет назад

    amazing

  • @hypn0298
    @hypn0298 7 лет назад

    Theropods didn't live alongside sauropods? Walking With Dinosaurs Allosaurus model used for Mapusaurus? WTF

  • @Supermanohman
    @Supermanohman 10 лет назад +3

    wait, why do predators have fragile bones?

    • @lasero.8329
      @lasero.8329 9 лет назад +3

      Related to birds, hollow bones they sometimes break easier than bones like ours

    • @Supermanohman
      @Supermanohman 9 лет назад

      Giratina Laser I'm still a bit confused. I know dinosaurs are related to birds but why do the predator dinosaurs have hollow bones then? Do the prey have thick bones?

    • @lasero.8329
      @lasero.8329 9 лет назад +2

      Some of them, not all dinosaurs have bird descendants like sauropods (long necked ones incase u don't know) had bones like crocodiles they were thicker than the predators, and the reason predators like deinonychus and utahraptors were fast was because od they're hollow bones and the predators were related to birds which why they have a hollow bone structure

    • @Supermanohman
      @Supermanohman 9 лет назад

      Giratina Laser ah

    • @Supermanohman
      @Supermanohman 9 лет назад +1

      * Learn of the Jesuit order no

  • @dwightehowell6062
    @dwightehowell6062 10 лет назад

    He didn't fix my pet peeve with all Sauropod reconstructions. You have a huge animal with a large nasal opening and some cretin comes along and plugs the hole leaving a tiny opening that would have caused it to suffocate.

  • @walmartpimp2
    @walmartpimp2 11 лет назад

    P.S. Cowards don't start fights, they simply turn the other cheek and claim to take "the high road" and walk away.

  • @TestTheAcid
    @TestTheAcid 12 лет назад

    and i suppose crocs have fish teeth lol

  • @TheBardicDruid
    @TheBardicDruid 12 лет назад

    That scientific theory beats fairy tales any day.

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад

    I do not understand your reference to the fossil record being wrong, marine reptiles and dinosaurs existed at the same time, but in different habitats.

  • @DBSpy1
    @DBSpy1 13 лет назад

    This has always been a dog eat dog world,even when the were no dogs.

  • @kkdakat
    @kkdakat 13 лет назад

    very interesting. It's like a college lecture haha.

    • @vic-qd2ij
      @vic-qd2ij 3 года назад

      Now it’s called a ted talk

  • @AuthorityQuestion
    @AuthorityQuestion 11 лет назад

    Science really challenges the beliefs of creationists. Great video.

  • @snapsalot
    @snapsalot 11 лет назад

    You forgot to add hurrrr derrrp at the end of your tales.

  • @CodyShell
    @CodyShell 12 лет назад

    i ain't scrollin' down to these comments, its a war down there!

  • @davisjugroop3782
    @davisjugroop3782 8 лет назад +7

    could the bone be thin because of some chemical reaction that ate the calcium away

  • @PrashanthSvr
    @PrashanthSvr 13 лет назад

    Long and Awesome Intro

  • @antbonyziemiak208
    @antbonyziemiak208 2 года назад

    I DARE YOU TO MAKE A VIDEO OF THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE BEDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

  • @Tidoublemy
    @Tidoublemy 13 лет назад

    Interesting but it seems like there was a *ton* of guesswork with the dinosaur he explained in depth.

  • @TheXOoftheRO
    @TheXOoftheRO 11 лет назад

    Evolutionists believe Tortoises should have grown feathers by now... I really dont know what to say to these people anymore...

  • @NehemiahDC
    @NehemiahDC 12 лет назад

    Why are none of these "Extreme" dinosaurs wearing roller blades?

  • @ninjaisgay5657
    @ninjaisgay5657 10 лет назад

    What about Dreadnoughtasaurus? It has a shin as tall as a man!

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад

    You actually asked three questions, which I will answer directly.
    1/ Questioning established thinking is part of the scientific method and practice, but questions should be logical, backed up with evidence and that evidence must be available for scrutiny.
    2/ Are you sure that people react to questioning evolution in the way you describe? I usually apply knowledge, logic and reason, as emotion does tend to cloud ones judgement.
    3/ If a question is ridiculous, then expect a ridiculous answer.

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    Plus,why aren't there any links?They are all missing!

  • @Rationalific
    @Rationalific 12 лет назад

    You can enjoy the videos. I just hope you don't think that people rode the dinosaurs.

  • @HOMEALONE120
    @HOMEALONE120 13 лет назад

    @Vide0mak3r The only problem with grass is that is was not around till the late Cretaceous, but i do agree that if it ate water plants it would have to hold its breath every time which would not be very effective.

  • @KorradoXan
    @KorradoXan 11 лет назад

    anyone else gets the sensation this bloke gets off on hearing himself talk?

  • @Appocratesthegreat
    @Appocratesthegreat 11 лет назад

    Yes we can

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    The facts r on my side.

  • @NEWjafan12
    @NEWjafan12 13 лет назад

    46:42min? Now thats Bizarre

  • @tigrecono
    @tigrecono 13 лет назад

    I like dinosaurs.

  • @federicofumagalli5969
    @federicofumagalli5969 10 месяцев назад

    wow

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад

    Doesn't John say, "You shall be judged by your deeds, not your beliefs?" or words to that effect.

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    Birds do sink,and scientists have made fossils in the lab.

  • @allgoo19
    @allgoo19 11 лет назад

    "For every existing creation, there HAS to be creator."
    ==
    Who was the creator of the creator?

  • @Aigloblam
    @Aigloblam 11 лет назад

    I think could be referring to the areas where older striations of land have somehow ended up on newer areas. Thats really the only way it makes sense. Unless im mistaken and he just didnt understand.

  • @671LordsofGuamtown
    @671LordsofGuamtown 13 лет назад

    RAWR!

  • @greghawkins59
    @greghawkins59 11 лет назад

    nat geo LIVE! LIVE!!! IT WAS 2 FUCKING YEARS AGO

  • @vincentsedubun
    @vincentsedubun 11 лет назад

    Sure,
    Our ancestors looked at all things they could not explain clearly, and named them things or deities they could identify with. They passed on their tales, sometimes exaggerated, to their children children's and today they still perform the rituals bounded to that belief.

  • @aSkepticalman
    @aSkepticalman 11 лет назад

    How come you're here making that comment then.
    Was there a big magic man in the sky that made you from clay?

  • @ajamerlan
    @ajamerlan 12 лет назад

    as opposed to coming from a magical bearded being in the skies who got insecure and bored over the course of a week; and got furious over mankind because a talking snake got our ancestors to eat some magical apple?
    Yeah... suuuure.

  • @Aigloblam
    @Aigloblam 11 лет назад

    That is about 99% due to the fact that NatGeo is getting more and more concerned with Popularity and Entertainment, quite a bit less about reporting accurate facts. Think of them as the 1995-MTV of the scientific world. Unfortunate, but true.

  • @gemmi42
    @gemmi42 12 лет назад

    dinosaurs, no. mammoths, perhaps.

  • @Tursam
    @Tursam 12 лет назад

    >In India and in Asia.
    >India and in Asia
    >India and Asia
    That awkward moment when India isn't part of Asia anymore.

  • @Appocratesthegreat
    @Appocratesthegreat 11 лет назад

    1. Go to RUclips
    2. Search Dinosaur video
    3. Be amazed by the ignorance of creationists and their need to troll evolution videos

  • @Aigloblam
    @Aigloblam 11 лет назад

    Understand. I live in the middle of the bible belt, So i've had to have pretty much infinite patience with that type of thing. :)

  • @squirreljester2
    @squirreljester2 12 лет назад

    I work in Naperville!

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    Evolutionists"I don't want God to exist,so even though evidence is against me,I will hope He doesn't.''That's pathetic.

  • @smegmajim5675
    @smegmajim5675 11 лет назад

    I always thought Dr Seuss made up his creatures
    Are you saying that you believe they are real?

  • @griffinflyer77
    @griffinflyer77 11 лет назад

    Yep.

  • @TheFurryOat
    @TheFurryOat 11 лет назад

    And here I am, assuming science is defined by the presentation, proof, and peer evaluation of evidence. Silly me.