1:37 Ever since I first watched March of the Dinosaurs, I always wondered why this Albertosaurus was so fixated on Scar (the baby Edmontosaurus and yes, his name is actually Scar), when there are much larger Edmontosaurus being killed left right and center. The Alberto literally chases Scar until it dies.
That's what I was also wondering, But I don't mind it too much. I just love how they turned him into vengeful beast, instead of leting him be just a simple hungry predator. They gave him a personality. It made the story more interesting. At least for me.
@@estaextrana8486tbh I agree we gotta remember many animal's today like Tigers and other intelligent Animals will exact revenge on their enemy and if we're gonna add the fact that Tyrannosaurs like Albertosaurus are quite intelligent having a sense of revenge is pretty unique.
@@Melanosuchusss Being large is determined by highest mass and not length, and yes Gorgo was indeed, in general, larger. But if you're using the Molina Perez and Larremedi 2016 estimate for Albertosaurus (which is 9.5 m, 4.4 tons), then Albertosaurus is larger otherwise.
0:41 might be a coincidence, but that looks like a citation of Disney Dinosaur, there is a really similiar shot with Carnotaurus in a also similiar location
Can we appreciate how durable that Albertosaurus is ? He was running for a long distance then got a branch on fire dropped on his neck and he still kept running like nothing happen. Afterward, he got carried away by the flood and still doesn’t die. If that was a T-rex then it should’ve been game over branch of fire drop on it him. The t-rex would be like “ I don’t wanna die, fine I am out “
In Earth Planet’s version, it says: “Albertosaurus is the dominant carnivore of the region. Like Gorgosaurus, they are close relatives of T-Rex. In a hunting pack, the average member is 3 tons of teeth and stealth”
I always love the over dramatic nature that narrators give these. Like seriously the way they frame this you'd think that albertosaurus was a sith Lord.
The fact that after that burning branch fell on him the albertosaurus seemed to run even faster than before, along with the fact that he doesn't give up on hunting Scar even after he was long gone, does give vibes of a sith lord looking for revenge.
3:09 All in favor of naming this particular Albertosaurus "Scorch" say aye! You're probably asking why. Well, there are already many other dinosaurs in documentaries like these that have names. I mean this one has got "Scar" and "Patch", we all know of Broken Jaw, and of course the Dinosaur Planet characters. So why not?
Rkaale 123 you sure? Last I checked it was much more streamline and was built for speed and had a powerful bite like many members of the tyrannosaur family.
Since they are thought to be able survive for months without eating, does this mean they probably did nothing but wandering, mating, occasional fighting, and sleeping? I thought my life was a waste. But hey they had different standards. What am I talking about.....
Perhaps it’s possible they could go into some form of dormant state/hibernation (especially for polar dinosaurs) to conserve energy, on the one hand they are Archosaurus so they don’t have to worry about starving as fast as mammals, but then again Dinosaurs tended to have higher metabolisms than say, turtles and Crocodilians; especially Theropods.
I remember my classmates saying “do something!” to the baby edmon and I sat there going “this isn’t a Disney movie” and what’s worse is everyone in my class was not too smart when it came to us watching the documentary they kept saying T-Rex, Triceratops, velociraptor, ankylosaurus, etc while I wanted so bad to correct them
In all honesty, how come the Predatory theropod always has to die in these types of films? It’d be refreshing to see this guy actually succeed in getting a meal and have the main character survive as these are just predators trying to survive. They’re not evil after all. They’re just animals.
"It's been months since these creatures last fead" Yea no wander theres 11large predators of this size in the area would logically have caused a small local extinction.
I mean, they didn't live at the same time so it's a good thing to see them separately. The only reason there's a Gorgosaurus in this docu is because it's based on remains that are now today called Nanuqsaurus.
I mean... is it really? I'm sure if they got on a small rock ledge or ran they could jump in the air. Allosaurus is thought to have pounced its prey. I wouldn't say this is impossible, but it probably wasn't something Albertosaurus would do, because that doesn't look very smart.
We have evidence of Tyrannosaurs biting other animals, especially hadrosaurs, but none of them show evidence of breakage. So it's unlikely that its vertebrae would be crushed.
@@somebuffoon5761 well in the March of dinosaurs albertosaurs Hunts Edmontonsaurus Bite force 42,000 or 3,413 new tons Meter 10 meters long Weight 1,300-1,900kg
Same, the story and unique characters and payoffs really make this one of the best documentaries out there, but it doesn’t really provide any scientific facts and the cgi in some scenes aren’t very good. It’s a very heartfelt and emotional story.
There really isn't much of one. Somehow they are split into different genus' because of tooth and skull differences. I've also heard Gorgo has longer legs and is slightly thinner, while Alberto was a bit more robust. Other than that they are built nearly the same.
I LOVE this narrator, Steven Fry. He voiced the Harry Potter audiobooks (as for America, the books were read by Jim Dale in an American accent, not British- I always preferred Fry’s narration). Anyway it was only now that I realized how similar Fry sounds to David Attenborough. The depth of Fry’s tone is different, but many of the idiosyncrasies in his speech are very similar to some of those in Attenborough’s speech. It’s as if they attended university together where they took the same classes on how to learn how to properly narrate audiobooks. Either this is how older British men are supposed to sound for audiobooks or one has been inspired by the other to talk in such a manner. Or neither could be true & it might just be complete a coincidence. Maybe it’s an upper class British accent.
Eh tyrannosaur that may acutally have been fluffy for once. But... weird narration, not really 'murderous', kinda sounds like Christopher Lee, and... damn... this thing has got hops.
That poor freaking Albertosaurus , everyone else got to eat while he was chasing a baby , he got set on fire by a tree branch and swept away by a mudslide. Poor dude
Skull too wide, lower jaw has a notch because gotta copy Jurassic park, the crests move like they're a part of the skin and not bone, proportions in some areas, short lips, and some other things.
Sure, when the albertosaurus looked for a prey, they proudly roared, since the prey must know that they are coming and are the kings! Elementary, my dear Watson ... ^^
This is why some documentaries irritate me. 'Ohh! Let's not show the sharp tooths actually killing something! It might hurt someone's feels who doesn't understand ecology.'
It makes sense for albertosaurus, they lived more further north at a cooler time period that t-rex. T-rex should never be depicted as fully feathered, maybe display feathers on the arms or tail.
are you still going to do more dinosaur revolution videos because so far you did two videos of it so please start doing more dinosaur revolution videos
![March of the Dinosaurs [2011] - Gorgosaurus Screen Time](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4Wb7omeCprc/mqdefault.jpg)
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imagine if you and the bois are just chilling and Pizza just started parading through your Living Room
you'd do the same thing
Absolutely
*Lunges at the pizza*
I would kick the Pizza man and take the pizza away
lol
@@Blackratsnake If this was reddit you'd have about 10 r/usernamecheaksoutd
1:37 Ever since I first watched March of the Dinosaurs, I always wondered why this Albertosaurus was so fixated on Scar (the baby Edmontosaurus and yes, his name is actually Scar), when there are much larger Edmontosaurus being killed left right and center. The Alberto literally chases Scar until it dies.
That's what I was also wondering, But I don't mind it too much. I just love how they turned him into vengeful beast, instead of leting him be just a simple hungry predator. They gave him a personality. It made the story more interesting. At least for me.
@@estaextrana8486tbh I agree we gotta remember many animal's today like Tigers and other intelligent Animals will exact revenge on their enemy and if we're gonna add the fact that Tyrannosaurs like Albertosaurus are quite intelligent having a sense of revenge is pretty unique.
1:16 “You can fly?!”
No! *Jump good!*
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
Or more like 1:16 "JOHN CENA!!!"
I love the fact that I understood that reference.
You ever just leap 40 or 50 feet in the air as a multi-ton theropod
Yes
Shit, man, all the time lmao
These things are the slowest runners yet they can jump so high? The logic...
Yes exactly what I do when I have to kill prey
To be fair, that was probably just to drama and style
"ouch this fire hurts, sure wish i had some water i could put on it"
random mudslide: *"DID YOU SAY WATER"*
"WAIT NO I DIDN'T MEAN-"
Fro octoling albertosaurus
3:25
(SCREAMING INTENSIFIES)
The mudslide: *"COM' HERE BOI!"*
yes yes i did thank u
Mope
“It’s been months since these creatures last fed”
*Presses X to doubt*
Dr Bright with dinosaurs high metabolic rate
a Rex species that large probably couldn't even go several weeks without a meal
X
X
Dr Bright
X
KSound Kaiju very true
Nice how they make them almost wolflike to add some difference to the larger tyrannosaur that lived in the forest.
Gorgosaurus was smaller actually
Actually Gorgosaurus is indeed larger, Albertosaurus sarcophagus is 9.0 meters while Gorgosaurus libartus is 9.3 meters
@@Melanosuchusss Being large is determined by highest mass and not length, and yes Gorgo was indeed, in general, larger. But if you're using the Molina Perez and Larremedi 2016 estimate for Albertosaurus (which is 9.5 m, 4.4 tons), then Albertosaurus is larger otherwise.
@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 In other words, they're basically the same size.
0:41 might be a coincidence, but that looks like a citation of Disney Dinosaur, there is a really similiar shot with Carnotaurus in a also similiar location
also the way the albertosaurus clings to the old edmontosaurus before falling off the cliff to its death
0:52 "looks like meat's back on the menu boys!"
Can we appreciate how durable that Albertosaurus is ? He was running for a long distance then got a branch on fire dropped on his neck and he still kept running like nothing happen. Afterward, he got carried away by the flood and still doesn’t die. If that was a T-rex then it should’ve been game over branch of fire drop on it him. The t-rex would be like “ I don’t wanna die, fine I am out “
Albertans just built different, there bud.
I will never be able to take that scene when it jumps into the air seriously.
Dr. Bright, how the heck did you get internet access again?
*I belive i can fly intensifies*
@@dominicthegamingnerd8650 I am pretty sure the SCP facilities have interent access.
@@shaunjimbangan1166 obviously, but i dont know if its a good idea to give Dr. Bright access to that
@@dominicthegamingnerd8650 oh sorry
In Earth Planet’s version, it says:
“Albertosaurus is the dominant carnivore of the region. Like Gorgosaurus, they are close relatives of T-Rex. In a hunting pack, the average member is 3 tons of teeth and stealth”
So it was changed! Aww. I like this more tho, because this is the version I heard first.
I always love the over dramatic nature that narrators give these. Like seriously the way they frame this you'd think that albertosaurus was a sith Lord.
The fact that after that burning branch fell on him the albertosaurus seemed to run even faster than before, along with the fact that he doesn't give up on hunting Scar even after he was long gone, does give vibes of a sith lord looking for revenge.
3:09 All in favor of naming this particular Albertosaurus "Scorch" say aye!
You're probably asking why. Well, there are already many other dinosaurs in documentaries like these that have names. I mean this one has got "Scar" and "Patch", we all know of Broken Jaw, and of course the Dinosaur Planet characters.
So why not?
Aye
AYE
No aye
AYE
2:40 It shrugged off being lit on fire like the baryonyx from fallen kingdom shrugged off lava...
Dr Bright And IT'S STILL on fire
I mean fire makes more sense then lava though
Jack Uzumaki you’d be surprised how easily lava just rolls off.
WELL THE albertosaurus was wet because He was in Rain. So maybe Fire only Caught dried feathers and not the wet ones.
**gasp*
I love this albertosaurus design actually like all the dinosaur designs in this documentary I like to see more of them
this doent look like an albertosaurus though
Ivan Zhukof wasn’t albertosaurus less bulky?
Rkaale 123 you sure? Last I checked it was much more streamline and was built for speed and had a powerful bite like many members of the tyrannosaur family.
Rkaale 123 that looks like a T. rex to me ngl
It looks like a nanukasaurus on steroids
Since they are thought to be able survive for months without eating, does this mean they probably did nothing but wandering, mating, occasional fighting, and sleeping? I thought my life was a waste. But hey they had different standards. What am I talking about.....
Perhaps it’s possible they could go into some form of dormant state/hibernation (especially for polar dinosaurs) to conserve energy, on the one hand they are Archosaurus so they don’t have to worry about starving as fast as mammals, but then again Dinosaurs tended to have higher metabolisms than say, turtles and Crocodilians; especially Theropods.
1:15 Seems legit
Tbh that part was epic
RaptorViper Z16 tbh that part was so unrealistic
Dude, a raptor with extremely long legs could jump that high. Albertosaurus can jump. Just not as high
That would break albertosauruses bone
5:00 long live the king and queen
Mesozoic Studios Reminds me of this time where these two Crackheads were fighting and they feel into a deep ditch
I love how you can see it from the carnivores perspective and the herd’s perspective
"3 tons of teeth and stealth..."
Guys, if you want to pride yourself on stealth, you probably shouldn't go around roaring all the time.
Something I call:
A more accurate Walking With Dinosaurs Movie
*Except Gorgon is replaced by an Albertan Lizard*
Good idea
Rkaale 123
You mean Tiny Arms?
And it doesn't have awful VA.
@Rkaale 123 And it has feathers. (Not too much, but not too little!)
I like how good the background and cinematography is in these shots so beautiful.
I remember my classmates saying “do something!” to the baby edmon and I sat there going “this isn’t a Disney movie” and what’s worse is everyone in my class was not too smart when it came to us watching the documentary they kept saying T-Rex, Triceratops, velociraptor, ankylosaurus, etc while I wanted so bad to correct them
In all honesty, how come the Predatory theropod always has to die in these types of films? It’d be refreshing to see this guy actually succeed in getting a meal and have the main character survive as these are just predators trying to survive. They’re not evil after all. They’re just animals.
"It's been months since these creatures last fead" Yea no wander theres 11large predators of this size in the area would logically have caused a small local extinction.
0:03 are they gonna start singing "be prepared"?
Albatross flight LOL
Albatross flight
And it’s gotta be the original, not the remake
Super Mario Logan Fan on the upside the remake didn’t have the nazi vibes to it.
I’m guessing at 1:16 the carnotaur attack should be inserted following up on your comment?
Whether or not Albertosaurus had feathers, I still like the design.
3:10 *Tyrantrum is hurt by its burn*
Goodra is awaiting your commands..
3:25
Scar the edmon: ha u nub
Let me guess after being on fire caught in a flash flood and ran across a desert it's gonna shake off that freefall off the Cliff 😂
Well, whaddaya know, the two albertosaurines both featured in the same thing for once. It’s usually one or the other.
I mean, they didn't live at the same time so it's a good thing to see them separately. The only reason there's a Gorgosaurus in this docu is because it's based on remains that are now today called Nanuqsaurus.
King Rexy
I take it that’s the case for the Gorgosaurus in the “Walking with Dinosaurs” movie too then?
@@awesomeproductions7755 indeed
Not all keen on this model, seems a bit heavy especially for an animal that hasnt fed for months
also the real thing was faster, this model can’t even run
I like the model, also for an animal like tyrannosaur, it’s cousin, it wouldn’t lose weight that quickly but it would be staving for sure
1:15 Of course this is possible!
I mean... is it really? I'm sure if they got on a small rock ledge or ran they could jump in the air. Allosaurus is thought to have pounced its prey. I wouldn't say this is impossible, but it probably wasn't something Albertosaurus would do, because that doesn't look very smart.
Catapult
@@flightlesslord2688 😂
@@flightlesslord2688 no I know the answer it's simple
The hulk helped him leap up in the air
Spinozilla Saurian
No, I’m sorry, tyrannosaurs can’t jump cause they were too heavy
3:09 hey, dude look your neck!
Albertosaurus : oh shit!
Little guy thought the Albertosaurua needed to just chill for a few in that flowing river. Then like Jason Vorhees the bastard wakes up? Bahaha
4:47
IF IM GOIN DOWN, IMA TAKIN YA WITH ME!
4:23 All seriousness though, the bite pressure should have broken it's neck vertebrae instantly.
We have evidence of Tyrannosaurs biting other animals, especially hadrosaurs, but none of them show evidence of breakage. So it's unlikely that its vertebrae would be crushed.
And albertosaurs had a weaker bite than tyrannosaurus but still strong
@@riamus7258 Could the larger ones (Like the King himself) truly crush bone?
@@somebuffoon5761 well in the March of dinosaurs albertosaurs
Hunts Edmontonsaurus
Bite force 42,000 or 3,413 new tons
Meter 10 meters long
Weight 1,300-1,900kg
@@saurianfan7102 yes.
OMG I have been waiting for you to do the this I’m so happy
1:15 they can leap high as that but their youngster prey can outrun them 😂😂
"Allosaurus had never seen such bullshit."
I really love this movie, it helped me like feathered tyrannosaurs more
Same, the story and unique characters and payoffs really make this one of the best documentaries out there, but it doesn’t really provide any scientific facts and the cgi in some scenes aren’t very good. It’s a very heartfelt and emotional story.
Hey KingRexy , tell me the detail difference between
Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus
There really isn't much of one. Somehow they are split into different genus' because of tooth and skull differences. I've also heard Gorgo has longer legs and is slightly thinner, while Alberto was a bit more robust. Other than that they are built nearly the same.
Ross Graham
Alberto was bigger than Gorgo
I think it feather color
Gorgos week smaller and thinner, good speed hunters, Alberto's are stockier, basically the Canadian version of T-rex.
I respect the camera man for travelling in time just to shoot this on camera.
This is the first time I’ve seen an accurate Albertosaurus
It’s not that accurate though
Its roar is pretty sick though
Fro the octoling
Unless you compare those of Walking With Dinosaurs’ Allosaurus
Ok I love the roar of this albertosaurus it's pretty cool
If you ask me, Walking With Dinosaurs Allosaurus is my fav
And very stealthy!
This is my favorite albertosaurus design
Karl Dunson
Jurassic World Evolution if you ask me
Mine The Jurassic World Toy
Relative of T-Rex himself.
KENNY WIN
Yes, the tyrannosauridae
Why is an I.rex here? Wu has some explaining to do.
I LOVE this narrator, Steven Fry. He voiced the Harry Potter audiobooks (as for America, the books were read by Jim Dale in an American accent, not British- I always preferred Fry’s narration). Anyway it was only now that I realized how similar Fry sounds to David Attenborough. The depth of Fry’s tone is different, but many of the idiosyncrasies in his speech are very similar to some of those in Attenborough’s speech. It’s as if they attended university together where they took the same classes on how to learn how to properly narrate audiobooks. Either this is how older British men are supposed to sound for audiobooks or one has been inspired by the other to talk in such a manner. Or neither could be true & it might just be complete a coincidence. Maybe it’s an upper class British accent.
This scene is a perfect example of Safety in Numbers
I just realized that this movie is almost actually like Disney’s dinosaur.
04:03 litteraly me when i know there is chocolate again
Eh tyrannosaur that may acutally have been fluffy for once. But... weird narration, not really 'murderous', kinda sounds like Christopher Lee, and... damn... this thing has got hops.
What he do : resting and says let's go and choking a edmo chasing a baby
Fr tho that jump was sick I ain't even gonna lie.
4:02 terrified me as a kid
Extraordinary Documentary 🔥🔥
It's Nanuqsaurus Hoglundi in March of the Dinosaurs.
I came here bc a tumblr post told me the comments were funny and they did not disappoint!
Poor mother and her baby 😭😭😭😭
1:15 POV: You said Prehistoric Planet is the worst dinosaur documentary
Lol obviously a troll.
That poor freaking Albertosaurus , everyone else got to eat while he was chasing a baby , he got set on fire by a tree branch and swept away by a mudslide. Poor dude
Once you have a target set in your sights, you won’t stop until you’ve caught it.
Yeah the dude was an idiot but he was a beautiful idiot trying to get that little guy
Я так переживал за травоядных) явно лайк 👍🏻
Hahahahhaha!
The chase music!
Omg!
So funny and goofy!
😭🤣🤣🤣
I remember watching this YEARS ago when i was really little, i was scared shitless lmao
Such a cute dinosaur, that whatever it’s called.
That albertosaurus voice like an indominus rex in jurassic world
1:14 man really dropshot lil homie😢
when my mom throws me out of the house 5:00
Looks like meat is back on the menu, Boys..
Ok so are there any inaccuracies with this model
Skull too wide, lower jaw has a notch because gotta copy Jurassic park, the crests move like they're a part of the skin and not bone, proportions in some areas, short lips, and some other things.
@@riamus7258 I agree and shouldn't it run faster than they do in this documentary
Jacob Camacho Plus, Albertosaurus was shown to be able to effortlessly jump when in reality, a simple fall could severely injure or even kill it
@@orcawithdrip827 that too
@@riamus7258 Not to mention they are obnoxiously slow.
this makes me still think 🤔 does albertosaurus live with gorgosaurus?its a huge question I have and I really like the roar on albertosaurus!
I think the reason why that one Albertosaurus continued to chase Scar even after being swept away by that mudslide was out of revenge.
2:16 lol albertosaurus is so slow
1:15 *U h m e x c u s e m e n o : D*
But it looks cool! It's just a fuching cool moment como'n!
0:56
Guys ! Come with me....we gotta catch that!! 👉👉
11:06
Got yaaa.....
Sure, when the albertosaurus looked for a prey, they proudly roared, since the prey must know that they are coming and are the kings! Elementary, my dear Watson ... ^^
girls playing ``hide and seek``:
where are you lisa!?
boys playing ``hide and seek``:
1:16
Girls playing tag:
“Tee Hee! Chloe is it!”
Boys playing tag:
4:06
WHEN WILL A DOCUMENTARY SHOW HARDROSAURS FIGHTING BACK,I WANT A PARA TO KILL AN ALBERTOSAURUS LIKE IT ACTUALLY COULD!
Good ol kick in the head
maybe not a para maybe a shantungosaurus or an iguanodon can but they dont live together
3:11 the Jurassic world the game round 1: a stock dinosaur vs Fire T. rex (if u know that game) stock dinosaur winsss!
3:39- Godzilla VS King Ghidorah reference
How did a 2 ton albertosaurus leap so high in the air like that
Scar has some serious plot armour in the first part of the video
This is why some documentaries irritate me. 'Ohh! Let's not show the sharp tooths actually killing something! It might hurt someone's feels who doesn't understand ecology.'
So Albertosaurus to a Tyrannosaurus is like what a leopard to a tiger? One is more slender, the other is more muscular?
Run my man Run!! get out of there quick 1:56
1:16 YBA scary monsters pounce
How do the cameramen get up so close lol
I’m pretty sure Albertosaurus couldn’t leap like a Wolf!
Dinner is served, Albertosaurus.
It it had been months since the albertos last fed, they would have been dead....
Flying tyrannosaurs. They fly now. Of course.
3:26
Atleast his fire turned off
WHEN DID 3 TON ANIMALS JUMP 13 METRES IN THE AIR LIKE THE RAPTORS FROM JURASSIC PARK.
1:15 How TF 🤣
Why they have feathers in this version?
(Not Yutyrannus, lived in warm place, and medium big)
Is this not the friggin North Pole?
They got winter and even the loss of sunlight for several hours more in this part of the world.
Why shouldn't they have feathers?
It makes sense for albertosaurus, they lived more further north at a cooler time period that t-rex. T-rex should never be depicted as fully feathered, maybe display feathers on the arms or tail.
Albertosaurus wasn't any bigger than Yutyrannus iirc
@@DXFrost no, Albertosaurus was indeed bigger.
At 1st glance, they appear much like Gorgosaurus. Only these Albertos Hunt in greater numbers in a pack at least a dozen or 2.
Wow the Dino is so so cool
I thought Albertosaurus doesn't have feathers
ah yes once again the big ass edmontosaurus is just portraid as a big sandwich incapable of puting any sort of fight.
are you still going to do more dinosaur revolution videos because so far you did two videos of it so please start doing more dinosaur revolution videos