2:33 QUETZALCOATLUS!!! 😮 rivalling a 🦒 in height and a Cessna Plane in wingspan ... plus the fact it did not eat fish exclusively and with a skull easily the height of a giant human well basketball player ... it potentially could have had humans on the menu?!
Thank you and the Doctor , as well:} Why no Giant Ground Sloths? The Smilodon, the Mastodon, the Woolly Mammoth were around with early man, so why no Sloths? Some were 2000 pounds and twenty six feet??? Cheers, Rik Spector
You mention the giant flying one was a flying lizard. As my knowledge on this subject is very limited... What is the difference between a lizard and a dinosaur?
It is a flying reptile. Pterosaurs were not dinosaurs. Either were the large aquatic reptiles like mosasaurs or ichyosaurs. They had a common ancestor but the dinos evolved with distinct differences. The most common an anatomical feature for dinos are the hips. Those really separate them from the other reptiles. Maybe I need to do an episode about that at some point.
So glad you are up and running!
Thank you! Me also. Glad to be back.
Dinosaurs are cool, but the prehistoric mammals fascinate me!
And so does Dr. Hammond...
I always say Dinos have great publicists. I am fascinated y ancient mammals and the “terror” birds as well. Thanks for the comment.
5:50 .... when will Eotriceratops aka Eotrike get its due 😅😅😅
Ha. I agree.
2:33 QUETZALCOATLUS!!! 😮 rivalling a 🦒 in height and a Cessna Plane in wingspan ... plus the fact it did not eat fish exclusively and with a skull easily the height of a giant human well basketball player ... it potentially could have had humans on the menu?!
It is amazing to me that they could fly. Amazing.
@earthandtime5817 ah but Quetzalcoatlus was fairly lightweight vs. A multon airplane
12:04 got a joke for you ... why is it bad to hire killer raptors to work for you? The moment they ask WHENS LUNCH ?! 😂😮😅😊
Ha. I will use that one next time I present at an elementary school. Thank you. Hope all is well.
14:29 didn't know that stegosaurus were found here in my home state of Oklahoma. That's pretty cool!
Thanks for the comment and I learned something new as well. One of the reasons I love exploring new places.
Thank you and the Doctor , as well:}
Why no Giant Ground Sloths?
The Smilodon, the Mastodon, the Woolly Mammoth were around with early man,
so why no Sloths?
Some were 2000 pounds and twenty six feet???
Cheers,
Rik Spector
That is a great question. I love the giant sloths. I will have to make that suggestion next time I am there. Thanks so much for leaving the comment.
@@earthandtime5817 Thank You Your always fun and knowledgeable
I am glad to have been able to
Help you,
Rik Spector
You mention the giant flying one was a flying lizard. As my knowledge on this subject is very limited... What is the difference between a lizard and a dinosaur?
It is a flying reptile. Pterosaurs were not dinosaurs. Either were the large aquatic reptiles like mosasaurs or ichyosaurs. They had a common ancestor but the dinos evolved with distinct differences. The most common an anatomical feature for dinos are the hips. Those really separate them from the other reptiles. Maybe I need to do an episode about that at some point.
Thank you for asking.
@@earthandtime5817 Doh! I meant reptile! OK, so it is skeletal structure, the hips are distinctly different.