I used to think of both T. rex and Parasaurolophus as "late Cretaceous dinosaurs" from the same period. Now I know that by the time T. rex evolved (possibly from Albertosaurus), Parasaurolophus was extinct for nearly 5 million years.
@@ernovincze2900 No Tyrannosaurus didn't evolve from Albertosaurus. Tyrannosaurus was in the Subfamily Tyrannosaurinae meanwhile Albertosaurus (and Gorgosaurus) were in the Subfamily Albertosaurinae. Tyrannosaurus evolved from the later asian Tarbosaurus and Zhuchengtyrannus
@@ernovincze2900 Actually The Parasaurolophus certainly did coexisted with Tyrannosaurus Rex And Parasaurolophus Did Vanished To extinction Along With The Other Dinosaurs 65 Million Years Ago
The Species Of Parasaurolophus That I’m Mentioning Is Called Parasaurolophus Tubicen Which Lives On The Same Continent With Alamosaurus And Other Late Cretaceous North American Dinosaurs Which Including Tyrannosaurus rex!!!!
Very nice. But, plant eating animals are among the more dangerous, so it wouldn't at all be safe to approach them like in this show. You'd keep out of their way just as you do with elephants and so on.
![Prehistoric Park [2006] - Albertosaurus Screen Time](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pWWye1pyylE/mqdefault.jpg)
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Absolutely beautiful. Easily my favourite creature in the show.
I wish Nigel brought these back to Prehistoric Park
I wish toooooooo
I think he did.
Nigel can't save every creature
@@christopherjordan6235 i saw the Wikipedia and it said he did.
One of my favorite herbivores
Parasaurolophus is my favourite dinosaur
The Parasaurolophus Is Also My Favorite Duck-Billed Dinosaur Too!!!!
Parasaurolophus is the Horse of the Cretaceous.
totally brilliant dinosaur
Who else use to think this Dinosaur coexist with Tyrannosaurus?
Not just a Tyrannosaurus, a Albertosaurus.
I used to think of both T. rex and Parasaurolophus as "late Cretaceous dinosaurs" from the same period. Now I know that by the time T. rex evolved (possibly from Albertosaurus), Parasaurolophus was extinct for nearly 5 million years.
@@ernovincze2900 No Tyrannosaurus didn't evolve from Albertosaurus. Tyrannosaurus was in the Subfamily Tyrannosaurinae meanwhile Albertosaurus (and Gorgosaurus) were in the Subfamily Albertosaurinae. Tyrannosaurus evolved from the later asian Tarbosaurus and Zhuchengtyrannus
@@ernovincze2900 Actually The Parasaurolophus certainly did coexisted with Tyrannosaurus Rex And Parasaurolophus Did Vanished To extinction Along With The Other Dinosaurs 65 Million Years Ago
The Species Of Parasaurolophus That I’m Mentioning Is Called Parasaurolophus Tubicen Which Lives On The Same Continent With Alamosaurus And Other Late Cretaceous North American Dinosaurs Which Including Tyrannosaurus rex!!!!
When the Brass band is starting to reharse: 1:03
When the Brass band is warming up: 1:30
When the Brass band is performing: 1:43
Certified parasaur meme.
Very nice. But, plant eating animals are among the more dangerous, so it wouldn't at all be safe to approach them like in this show. You'd keep out of their way just as you do with elephants and so on.
2:44 "OH, @#$&! THEY GOT JACK!"
And To Think This Is The Same CGI Effects That Were Used For The Original Walking With Series And Primeval.
Primeval was better in terms of cgi
HOLY CRAP! That was the most violent death Parasaurolophus would experience! Get ripped apart by Deinosuchus!
How many parasaurolophus are in all together in prehistoric park?
None 💀
@@Ovskyizrod I seen them in opening.
a herd parasaurolophus that nigel has encounter
Ooooookkkkaaay.
Prehistoric park 2006 pinhoso