Oh my God this is a masterpiece again. You have done it. I knew you could keep going again that’s the second time I said it that just shows how much of a masterpiece this is keep going. I said it again. I have to stop when I see good stuff like this but seriously I can’t wait to see what creations and animals you have in store and what they do in the environment and what niches they have, I would even recommend seeing if you could publish it as a book and it would probably be a best seller. I would 100% read it and buy it because it’s just a masterpiece but seriously keep on going man.
You know I can see many paleontologists studying the animals Cryptadia get right idea most like still got lots thing wrong. Like the Mbielu-mbielu-mbielu making them think that all stegosaurus semi-aquatic and eat fish.
Ah you're not spoiling anything Cryptadia is infact not safe from poachers *theoretically speaking*,it was discovered during the first world war by British forces,the island was considered too dangerous to use as a FOB due to the storms that were surrounding the island at the time After it's discovery tho,the island was considered protected and no one is legally allowed to hunt there,tourists are popular on the island but overall most of the island is untouched by human hands
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo Nice to for once a Spec Evo Project univers set in our typical Earth and society minus everything linked to Cryptadia Island, in which in this universe humans did the rights actions/moves at the very beginning after having discovered this isolated place and more than peculiar fauna. Usually in others spec evo or stories set in duchesse universe, the isolated place and its fauna are injured a lot with a fair bit of losses, see often just entirely annihilated at the end in complete disregard of the unique and innocent nature of the targeted subjects. So, it's refreshing to see/have for once a lost world-type isolated setting and prehistoric surviving fauna which have been discovered during the 20th century and survived well into our modern days in the 21th century without none true or at all loss or extinction from humans. While some poaching activities must occur, the level isn't too high or significant to pose a true threat to local wildlife. As in the same time to be very difficult as it a restricted, protected and managed/watched in permanence area, and most animals being not easy target and quite dangerous. Even, given their unique nature, selling their biological materials must be hard given its obviousely easily reconizable as being dinosaurs materials, so easy to guess their place of origines. Rules for tourists must be also adjusted rightly in order than they too aren't a embarassement for local fauna in none sort of ways.
"It's primary fauna being non-avian dinosaurs" Theropods: Ehhhmm, Am I look like an standing savage crocodiles to you because I am closely related to Birds than these motherfuckers.
@@pierre-samuelroux9364, Not quite, Birbs are more different from Theropods because they're tail is not present anymore, making a new family of reptiles and some of them are closely related to giant theropods and they are from different theropod lineage. I mean, Birbs are not Theropods anymore, making the Family Theropods dead, but they're descendants still live with us even some of them have no related ancestors and some of them are related to giant theropods and birbs are maybe the answer of Theropods ressuriction and maybe Chicken will be the first test subject if our technology is ready because they have a capacity to became a Tyrannosaur, because people right now love the Tyrannosaur than other forms of theropods.
I was just thinking about the existence of island gigantism Microraptoria which chases its prey like the Philippine eagle, and that prey is island gigantism Thescelosauridae (think of its size as Camptosaurus).
I was wondering but are there ceratopsians and Pachycephalosaurs on cryptadia and I also can’t wait to see what massive marine creatures rule the seas.
@@chasechristophermurraydola9314 nope, no cerotopsians or pachycephalosaurs on this island but on the island somewhere around Asia there are pachycephalosaurs!
Great video but I wounder on two things 1. how big is the island ? 2. Are there any or were there natives on the island and if so what their culture like or were there be a video about it ?
1. The island is roughly 75% the size of Madagascar ( I haven't made a proper estimation on it yet ) 2. There did used to be humans on there, specifically homo Cryptadiansis ( related to Homo Erectus ),a decent number of them lived on the island and there were tribes which had the ability to make cave paintings however,they later went extinct due to the many droughts the island faced AND a disease outbreak wiped out the rest,any who survived couldn't reproduce enough to save the species on the island but some of their art and culture is still there to be discovered! But that's a topic for another video
@@alexroy9912 yes a few but most of the island is left untouched There's 3 main outposts on the island used for observation and sometimes tourists but again the island is best left alone
Just found your channel and have been binge watching it. Also just watched your da. I have some questions. 1. What part of Africa is the island 75 miles away from? 2. Are there natives people on the island and will we get to see their cultures eventually? 3. How big are the islands? 4. What haven't dinosaurs recolonize the mainland despite having the oppturnity to do so with the land bridges that brought deinotherium? Same with pterosaurs because of their flight.
woo that's a lot of questions alright 1. Cryptadia and her 2 sister islands are located west of the nations of the Congo,Gabon and other nations within that rough area. 2. There used be a native population of humans that existed on the island a couple million years ago called Homo Cryptadiansis but sadly became extinct,due to the massive drought extinctions that hit Cryptadia and the surge of plagues that followed, the very few who survived wouldn't even be considered lucky as their home island was too devastated by the event, they eventually went extinct, along side many other species 3. the islands are roughly 75% the size of the island of Madagascar, ( this may change as I have not fully made an official size scale of the island just yet ) 4. dinosaurs, pterosaurs and marine reptiles have moved out of Cryptadia,numerous times, as mentioned in the video, small populations of Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu and along side many other animal species ( which led to Cryptic sightings )made their way to mainland Africa a few million years ago when land bridges formed but as mentioned the main reason behind their extinction on the mainland was due to habitat loss, pollution and the numerous wars that raged the area they lived in.
@@CryptadiaSpecEvoQuite ironic and convenient that each time Mesozoic species have moved out of the island and re-established on the mainland, they all and each time ended up going locally extinct there. But are there at least some Cryptadia's species population on the mainland which haven't gone extinct and have survived into the Holocene in Africa ? As just small animals that have remained just discreet, hidden and elusive ? Aside, the last interchange Cryptadia had with the Africa mainland must have been during the Pleistocene, in order to have the exact same species both on the mainland and island. Right ?
This is sick! I love the unique twist you put on such iconic cryptids. I must ask though is there an animal on the islands that inspired the kasai rex and if so is it still alive on the islands.
The Kasai rex does exist but not on the island,instead it's on the mainland however it is also sadly extinct It does have related cousins still alive and kicking however!
I don't understand, Vallumasaurs are Stegosaurid (an unknown/fictive lineage of it) or Non-Stegosaurid out(side) of the Stegosauridae family. You said that in the video that their closest relatives were Dacentrines stegosaurs (subfamily of Stegosauridae) than to Stehosaurines Stegosaurs (the second subfamily of Stegosauridae). Yet, the oldest and most primitive member look much more like the iconic Jakapil, as an armored bipedal burrowing thyreophoran, than to any others type of this order, whatever Stegosauridae or Ankylosauridae. As Jakapil wasn't either a Stegosauridae or Ankylosauridae. Yet, most of the species in this video look like Stegosaurs. So, that there convergent evolution involved there no problems, if it such the case, but so there a little a mistake in what is said during the video (somewhat...) Anyway, despite this, this was a good video like the first one.
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo Don't worry, that nothing,everybody can made mistake. Myself with this comment I made ones, I made typos and write Dacentrurines as Dacentrines, and Stegosaurines as Stehosaurines XD
Sorry bro I just can’t stop sending messages but just by seeing how creative you are if you can look at my speculative creatures because I’m working on a seed pot planet where bees, dragonflies, grasshoppers spiders deer crocodiles and bass and Gar so if you can tell me fair fine or should be upgraded, I will try my best because by this point you’re one of the people that will inspire me to make more stuff like this so thank you
Nope,as said in the video it is the name sake of it's own group called the Vallumsaurs This one in particular is the oldest member alive today and evolves convergently with early thyreophorans
So if you want to make ur stegos species you can make them a little bit less spikey ass many spikes are more known for spikes on the back it is a hard but it still has a thin little skin means due to that it will bleed and also can you make a video about females bieng smaller so all genders are equal and can you teach us how to name a spec evo dino so us youlings can make are own❤
please criait the speculative evolution of the modern animols the neo sabertooh neo mamoth pinnepcat marinebat the live island descend of the blue whael and the neo cetus the earft dolphin giraphant the lorge graund animal and neo megatherium an and another criatures
i really like how you’ve designed the mimbelu its very well thought out in how its traits help it in its environment
I'm loving it! The stegosaur appreciation goes hard, and that's something i can always enjoy
Oh my God this is a masterpiece again. You have done it. I knew you could keep going again that’s the second time I said it that just shows how much of a masterpiece this is keep going. I said it again. I have to stop when I see good stuff like this but seriously I can’t wait to see what creations and animals you have in store and what they do in the environment and what niches they have, I would even recommend seeing if you could publish it as a book and it would probably be a best seller. I would 100% read it and buy it because it’s just a masterpiece but seriously keep on going man.
You know I can see many paleontologists studying the animals Cryptadia get right idea most like still got lots thing wrong. Like the Mbielu-mbielu-mbielu making them think that all stegosaurus semi-aquatic and eat fish.
OOOOOH that is such a cool idea
da stegosaurus who wanted to be a spinosaurus:
This is druee...
There are only 3 videos, and I'm already hooked! You and your inspiration are an inspiration to me.
(If only i had a mic.)
wait is cryptadia a protected palce from porchaers and what time period woudl humanity spot crytadia island unless im spoling anything
Ah you're not spoiling anything
Cryptadia is infact not safe from poachers *theoretically speaking*,it was discovered during the first world war by British forces,the island was considered too dangerous to use as a FOB due to the storms that were surrounding the island at the time
After it's discovery tho,the island was considered protected and no one is legally allowed to hunt there,tourists are popular on the island but overall most of the island is untouched by human hands
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo Nice to for once a Spec Evo Project univers set in our typical Earth and society minus everything linked to Cryptadia Island, in which in this universe humans did the rights actions/moves at the very beginning after having discovered this isolated place and more than peculiar fauna.
Usually in others spec evo or stories set in duchesse universe, the isolated place and its fauna are injured a lot with a fair bit of losses, see often just entirely annihilated at the end in complete disregard of the unique and innocent nature of the targeted subjects.
So, it's refreshing to see/have for once a lost world-type isolated setting and prehistoric surviving fauna which have been discovered during the 20th century and survived well into our modern days in the 21th century without none true or at all loss or extinction from humans.
While some poaching activities must occur, the level isn't too high or significant to pose a true threat to local wildlife.
As in the same time to be very difficult as it a restricted, protected and managed/watched in permanence area, and most animals being not easy target and quite dangerous.
Even, given their unique nature, selling their biological materials must be hard given its obviousely easily reconizable as being dinosaurs materials, so easy to guess their place of origines.
Rules for tourists must be also adjusted rightly in order than they too aren't a embarassement for local fauna in none sort of ways.
"It's primary fauna being non-avian dinosaurs"
Theropods: Ehhhmm, Am I look like an standing savage crocodiles to you because I am closely related to Birds than these motherfuckers.
- has legs
Close enough I think
Birds are indeed theropods
@@pierre-samuelroux9364, Not quite, Birbs are more different from Theropods because they're tail is not present anymore, making a new family of reptiles and some of them are closely related to giant theropods and they are from different theropod lineage.
I mean, Birbs are not Theropods anymore, making the Family Theropods dead, but they're descendants still live with us even some of them have no related ancestors and some of them are related to giant theropods and birbs are maybe the answer of Theropods ressuriction and maybe Chicken will be the first test subject if our technology is ready because they have a capacity to became a Tyrannosaur, because people right now love the Tyrannosaur than other forms of theropods.
@@ArmandoEnfectana-bp6jo birds are theropods
Love the video i love cryptids and dinosaurs
Keep up the good work. I can't wait to see the pterodactyls.
Wich aren't dinosaurs
I just found this channel and already love this you have to little subs
this makes me want to get back to my king kong spec evolution art
I was just thinking about the existence of island gigantism Microraptoria which chases its prey like the Philippine eagle, and that prey is island gigantism Thescelosauridae (think of its size as Camptosaurus).
SHHH that's for the other island else where
Well get there soon enough
Ahh yes, Chunky Spinosaurus
He chonk
i knew mokela mbema was some spinsoaurid becuse of the head
The hadrosaurs seen 1:45 are very unique take. Are they closer to Lambeosaurinae or saurolophinae?
They're closer to lambeosaurines
....How did the Mbielus get to Africa?
land bridges formed in the past!
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo ....Across ocean plates?
There were already stegosaurs in Africa (Kentrosaurus)
@@thegreatgoldfilms6311 ....What does that have to do with this?
I was wondering but are there ceratopsians and Pachycephalosaurs on cryptadia and I also can’t wait to see what massive marine creatures rule the seas.
@@chasechristophermurraydola9314 nope, no cerotopsians or pachycephalosaurs on this island but on the island somewhere around Asia there are pachycephalosaurs!
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo oh okay.
do hope wee see suropds and on devainart oage saw one waldwatcher
Great video but I wounder on two things 1. how big is the island ? 2. Are there any or were there natives on the island and if so what their culture like or were there be a video about it ?
1. The island is roughly 75% the size of Madagascar ( I haven't made a proper estimation on it yet )
2. There did used to be humans on there, specifically homo Cryptadiansis ( related to Homo Erectus ),a decent number of them lived on the island and there were tribes which had the ability to make cave paintings however,they later went extinct due to the many droughts the island faced AND a disease outbreak wiped out the rest,any who survived couldn't reproduce enough to save the species on the island but some of their art and culture is still there to be discovered! But that's a topic for another video
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo OK but are there things like research outpost to study the island and it's inhabitants?
@@alexroy9912 yes a few but most of the island is left untouched
There's 3 main outposts on the island used for observation and sometimes tourists but again the island is best left alone
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo ok can't wait to see more 😊
mabye african mamals like quagga a horse species possbile manged to traveld to crytadia
so did any kentsaoruid or stesgaour wear on cryptadia cuz setsgaours was also in norht amercia and africa
nope, only decentrurine decedents,these guys in the video
Just found your channel and have been binge watching it. Also just watched your da. I have some questions.
1. What part of Africa is the island 75 miles away from?
2. Are there natives people on the island and will we get to see their cultures eventually?
3. How big are the islands?
4. What haven't dinosaurs recolonize the mainland despite having the oppturnity to do so with the land bridges that brought deinotherium? Same with pterosaurs because of their flight.
woo that's a lot of questions alright
1. Cryptadia and her 2 sister islands are located west of the nations of the Congo,Gabon and other nations within that rough area.
2. There used be a native population of humans that existed on the island a couple million years ago called Homo Cryptadiansis but sadly became extinct,due to the massive drought extinctions that hit Cryptadia and the surge of plagues that followed, the very few who survived wouldn't even be considered lucky as their home island was too devastated by the event, they eventually went extinct, along side many other species
3. the islands are roughly 75% the size of the island of Madagascar, ( this may change as I have not fully made an official size scale of the island just yet )
4. dinosaurs, pterosaurs and marine reptiles have moved out of Cryptadia,numerous times, as mentioned in the video, small populations of Mbielu-Mbielu-Mbielu and along side many other animal species ( which led to Cryptic sightings )made their way to mainland Africa a few million years ago when land bridges formed but as mentioned the main reason behind their extinction on the mainland was due to habitat loss, pollution and the numerous wars that raged the area they lived in.
a more detailed explanation video will come out in the future sometime too!
@@CryptadiaSpecEvoQuite ironic and convenient that each time Mesozoic species have moved out of the island and re-established on the mainland, they all and each time ended up going locally extinct there.
But are there at least some Cryptadia's species population on the mainland which haven't gone extinct and have survived into the Holocene in Africa ?
As just small animals that have remained just discreet, hidden and elusive ?
Aside, the last interchange Cryptadia had with the Africa mainland must have been during the Pleistocene, in order to have the exact same species both on the mainland and island. Right ?
This is sick! I love the unique twist you put on such iconic cryptids.
I must ask though is there an animal on the islands that inspired the kasai rex and if so is it still alive on the islands.
The Kasai rex does exist but not on the island,instead it's on the mainland however it is also sadly extinct
It does have related cousins still alive and kicking however!
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo oh ok that’s pretty neat.
Some of them look kinda scary
I don't understand, Vallumasaurs are Stegosaurid (an unknown/fictive lineage of it) or Non-Stegosaurid out(side) of the Stegosauridae family.
You said that in the video that their closest relatives were Dacentrines stegosaurs (subfamily of Stegosauridae) than to Stehosaurines Stegosaurs (the second subfamily of Stegosauridae).
Yet, the oldest and most primitive member look much more like the iconic Jakapil, as an armored bipedal burrowing thyreophoran, than to any others type of this order, whatever Stegosauridae or Ankylosauridae.
As Jakapil wasn't either a Stegosauridae or Ankylosauridae.
Yet, most of the species in this video look like Stegosaurs.
So, that there convergent evolution involved there no problems, if it such the case, but so there a little a mistake in what is said during the video (somewhat...)
Anyway, despite this, this was a good video like the first one.
Yeah when designing the Vallumsaurus I forgot to mention the convergent evolution bit
My apologies
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo Don't worry, that nothing,everybody can made mistake.
Myself with this comment I made ones, I made typos and write Dacentrurines as Dacentrines, and Stegosaurines as Stehosaurines XD
@@dudotolivier6363 lolll
Me again, just want to ask what species and mammal herbivorous or carnivorous made it to this island
So this is your idea of the evolved Stegosaurus Mbielu Mbielu Mbielu huh?
*Your Country??? This is very Amazing!!*
Thank you for the comment but I'd rather keep my personal information secret :)
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo *youre welcome*
Sorry bro I just can’t stop sending messages but just by seeing how creative you are if you can look at my speculative creatures because I’m working on a seed pot planet where bees, dragonflies, grasshoppers spiders deer crocodiles and bass and Gar so if you can tell me fair fine or should be upgraded, I will try my best because by this point you’re one of the people that will inspire me to make more stuff like this so thank you
nice
ok qeasten whats your favrite non prehsotric animal im cruios
Hmm for me it's most definitely either elephants or rhinos
No particular reason,I just like them
1:37 Is it a Scuttellosaur?
Nope,as said in the video it is the name sake of it's own group called the Vallumsaurs
This one in particular is the oldest member alive today and evolves convergently with early thyreophorans
i heard taht theirs a africa crptid called kasi rex im cruiso how your version be liek
ah the kasai rex, yes I do have it BUT it's extinct
@@CryptadiaSpecEvo on cryptadia or on africa
@@samanthabronder9861 in africa,a separate video about that will come later
So if you want to make ur stegos species you can make them a little bit less spikey ass many spikes are more known for spikes on the back it is a hard but it still has a thin little skin means due to that it will bleed and also can you make a video about females bieng smaller so all genders are equal and can you teach us how to name a spec evo dino so us youlings can make are own❤
I actually ment females being bigger❤
А почему бы и нет
please criait the speculative evolution of the modern animols the neo sabertooh neo mamoth pinnepcat marinebat the live island
descend of the blue whael and the neo cetus the earft dolphin giraphant the lorge graund animal and neo megatherium an
and another criatures
Amazing!! 🤩