Thinking about something... The reason why those Anurognathids are attracted by blood and live in swarms could be because of the influences of David Peters' not-so-good and completely wacky studies*. He proposed that one species of Anurognathid, namely Jeholopterus, was a blood sucker because he thought they had huge fangs. I see it sadly pop up from time to time in RUclips vids that think it's a fact (which it absolutely isn't) and I'm pretty sure that the producers of Primeval stumbled upon such vids or Peters' website which gave the inspiration for this. After all the taste for blood is already proposed and vampire bats live in colonies. *If you don't know about David Peters: he comes to his conclusions by basicaly editing pictures of fossils on photoshop untill he sees weird things surrounding them that he then interprets as preserved (soft) tissues. Yes, photoshop.
Robin Liesens that's quite possible, but I have some reservations. I'm not quite sure how prevalent Peters was in 2006, as while he had suggested vampirism in 2003 I only recall it being regurgitated as fact towards the end of the decade. Perhaps a researcher did stumble across his blog, and the Impossible pictures lot are notorious for taking unconventional hypotheses and running with them (25 metre Liopleurodons cough cough). Then again, the Pterosaurs in this didn't suck blood so much as tearing people apart like piranhas. I guess we may never know what caused them to come up with the Anurognathids in this episode, perhaps is was Peters, perhaps they came up with it independently. Still, an interesting possibility.
Oh okay, didn't know it wasn't that famous already back then. It could indeed have been something different that made them design these. Anyway, keep these kinds of reviews coming if you're planning to. I stumbled upon your channel yesterday and binge-watched them all, it was a funny evening.
so concerned about accuracy, yet you can't tell what Oblivion is, i'll tell you, it's the game where strange portals open across the land linking the world to a mysterious unrecognizable landscape and also letting monstrous creatures into the world, but with MAGIC EDIT: spelling mistakes fixed
@@kuradamax I think I am just too busy procrastinating in the coments section of long dead videos. Reliving Nostalgia & really just reliving memories. I have no clue why I said mee's either but me stupid. Anyway language is made by the speaker not the writer so I guess if enough people said me mistake it'd be right but hey these videos haven't aged the best I just wish I knew where the good review has gone. someone made it & thats what I'll be doing as i procratinate at almost 9 over a thing I was meant to do by 7.
Wait, wasn't the Pteranodon a female in this episode? Cos if so, the crest is too big for a female. Nonetheless, this is a magnificent Pteranodon and I'm glad it became a recurring creature in the show. Also, you made up for the lack of a Nigel Marven cameo in the last review with three in this one? You spoil us XD Guess you could say the future is bright for next week ;) (yes, that pun was terrible. I'm not apologising)
Yes but the OBLIVION part was really a flow after calling himself as an expert in modern pop cuture. OBLIVION was in the year the episode was done a real HYPE.
I liked the juxtaposition of episode 2 and 5 at the end, never thought about how many common things there were. Once again (I am not sure if you read my comments in the order of the episodes, probably not), you are a little bit too condenscending of the creatures. The quadrupedal launch theory DID NOT EVEN EXIST in 2006/2007. It would be like complaining that they have a Dracorex when it should just be a juvenile Pachycephalosaurus. It's acceptable to call out the oversized arachnids because the Megarachne thing was resolved years prior. But you're getting into the worst kind of nitpicks, the ones that only work now in hindsight.
WHAT IS A JUXTAPOSITION EXACTLY In Latin it means SLIGHTLY OF THE AIM. Originally the expression had meant as a joke in Medicine and in common Science , meaning the developed concept came from wrong assumptions about a situation Having had an interest in Medieval Latin really has advantages :)
2:39 Wait a minute. If Pteranodons eat fish and smaller animals, then why would they it attacked a man that was too big for its diet? In reality, pterosaurs are not highly aggressive creatures and their natural habitat is a rocky shoreline which is a good place to feed on fish.
Creatures in this episode are cealosaurs lived in South East Asia pteranodon lived in North America and South America Europe anurthnathous lived in Europe
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I adore that mini-meltdown you had over the pterosaur launching problem XD
CJCroen1393 And I adore the flufy thing at 5:54.
You should’ve used the seagull “MINE MINE MINE MINE!” From finding Nemo during the anguronathus attack...
1:22 actually it's oblivion xD
It would have to be, wouldn't it... unless... the anomalies brought Skyrim back into the past! :P
You took the words right out of my mouth
@@JakubMMajewski Dear god...glad the anomalies chose a good game to bring into the past.
3:36 and that part about the Pyrenean Ibex were beautiful. This may sound dumb, but those both actually had me rolling.
I just found your channel. I gotta say, I'm loving your content.
"Surely duncan has a spare room now" u just earned urself another subscriber from that joke xD
I'm glad someone is finally reviewing this series in detail. Thanks! This was the first episode I ever watched.
3:36 Should've use the Jurassic/Prehistoric Park intro
I just realized that at the time, Rex would have been the first to be extinct twice since the ibex did that in 2009 rather than 2007..
Thinking about something... The reason why those Anurognathids are attracted by blood and live in swarms could be because of the influences of David Peters' not-so-good and completely wacky studies*. He proposed that one species of Anurognathid, namely Jeholopterus, was a blood sucker because he thought they had huge fangs. I see it sadly pop up from time to time in RUclips vids that think it's a fact (which it absolutely isn't) and I'm pretty sure that the producers of Primeval stumbled upon such vids or Peters' website which gave the inspiration for this. After all the taste for blood is already proposed and vampire bats live in colonies.
*If you don't know about David Peters: he comes to his conclusions by basicaly editing pictures of fossils on photoshop untill he sees weird things surrounding them that he then interprets as preserved (soft) tissues. Yes, photoshop.
Robin Liesens that's quite possible, but I have some reservations. I'm not quite sure how prevalent Peters was in 2006, as while he had suggested vampirism in 2003 I only recall it being regurgitated as fact towards the end of the decade. Perhaps a researcher did stumble across his blog, and the Impossible pictures lot are notorious for taking unconventional hypotheses and running with them (25 metre Liopleurodons cough cough). Then again, the Pterosaurs in this didn't suck blood so much as tearing people apart like piranhas. I guess we may never know what caused them to come up with the Anurognathids in this episode, perhaps is was Peters, perhaps they came up with it independently. Still, an interesting possibility.
Oh okay, didn't know it wasn't that famous already back then. It could indeed have been something different that made them design these.
Anyway, keep these kinds of reviews coming if you're planning to. I stumbled upon your channel yesterday and binge-watched them all, it was a funny evening.
This episode was actually quite dark
Basically, these "Anurognathus" were the base idea for the Jurassic World "Dimorphodon".
1:20 UM ITS OBLIVION god dont you know anything?
I like how the Pteranodon was the Red Hairing! :)
so concerned about accuracy, yet you can't tell what Oblivion is, i'll tell you, it's the game where strange portals open across the land linking the world to a mysterious unrecognizable landscape and also letting monstrous creatures into the world, but with MAGIC
EDIT: spelling mistakes fixed
Aww I returned to a video like you & fixed younger mee's spelling mistakes.
@@cillianennis9921 "I have no argument and I must speak" also 'mee's' isn't a word, feel free to edit it though 😂😂😂
@@kuradamax I think I am just too busy procrastinating in the coments section of long dead videos. Reliving Nostalgia & really just reliving memories. I have no clue why I said mee's either but me stupid. Anyway language is made by the speaker not the writer so I guess if enough people said me mistake it'd be right but hey these videos haven't aged the best I just wish I knew where the good review has gone. someone made it & thats what I'll be doing as i procratinate at almost 9 over a thing I was meant to do by 7.
Wait, wasn't the Pteranodon a female in this episode? Cos if so, the crest is too big for a female. Nonetheless, this is a magnificent Pteranodon and I'm glad it became a recurring creature in the show.
Also, you made up for the lack of a Nigel Marven cameo in the last review with three in this one? You spoil us XD
Guess you could say the future is bright for next week ;) (yes, that pun was terrible. I'm not apologising)
5:53 can I have a small group of the and just hug the evry day.they are adorabul ok!!!!!!!
So next week is the review of the first episode in the series that features future animals instead of prehistoric animals.
Good review, and loved the jab at Fremantle. I look forward to your review of the next episode
Yes but the OBLIVION part was really a flow after calling himself as an expert in modern pop cuture. OBLIVION was in the year the episode was done a real HYPE.
I liked the juxtaposition of episode 2 and 5 at the end, never thought about how many common things there were.
Once again (I am not sure if you read my comments in the order of the episodes, probably not), you are a little bit too condenscending of the creatures. The quadrupedal launch theory DID NOT EVEN EXIST in 2006/2007. It would be like complaining that they have a Dracorex when it should just be a juvenile Pachycephalosaurus.
It's acceptable to call out the oversized arachnids because the Megarachne thing was resolved years prior. But you're getting into the worst kind of nitpicks, the ones that only work now in hindsight.
I really wonder why
It feels like you should've made a review. if so whats it?
WHAT IS A JUXTAPOSITION EXACTLY In Latin it means SLIGHTLY OF THE AIM.
Originally the expression had meant as a joke in Medicine and in common Science , meaning the developed concept came from wrong assumptions about a situation
Having had an interest in Medieval Latin really has advantages :)
Episode 6 is going to be GREAT!
At least they updated it in the spinoff Primeval series
Eric Bower they went one step forward with the Pycnofibres, and then about ten steps back by turning it into a human predator
And raptor killer
i have a question, are you gonna review new world as well?
Spino Fel not sure, it would only be after I reviewed all the others so in quite a few years time
2:39 Wait a minute. If Pteranodons eat fish and smaller animals, then why would they it attacked a man that was too big for its diet? In reality, pterosaurs are not highly aggressive creatures and their natural habitat is a rocky shoreline which is a good place to feed on fish.
In fact he did not the animal had been wrongly accursed. That was a twist in that episode
My personal explanation for those small mammel birds coming from the creataious is that the anomalies open from one time to another
Those aren’t Mammals. There innacurate depictions of Anurognathus, a bat like Pterosaur that actually would’ve looked very cute
PLEASE DO MORE
Abby should work at prehistoric park
Creatures in episode 2 of this are aurthplaura and giant spider rats
Gorganops
Scutasaurs
Colasaurs
Pteranodon
Anurognathus
Colasaurs
Duncan does not have a spare room he lived in a place full of 40 homeless people
How did your past self get through the anomley oh yeah anomleys open randomly
Does anyone know the name of the song. When cutter sends the flyer home
Heartfelt comment about housemates?
Arthreapulr
Giant spiders
Rats
Today i watched Primeval S1E1
Lemme get this straight, they canceled Prehistoric Park in FAVOR of this?
Creatures in this episode are cealosaurs lived in South East Asia pteranodon lived in North America and South America Europe anurthnathous lived in Europe