The Rise and Fall of the Tallest Mammal to Walk the Earth
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
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It arose from rhino ancestors that were a lot smaller, but Paraceratherium would take a different evolutionary path. Believe it or not, it actually became so big that it probably got close to what scientists think might be the actual upper limit for a land mammal.
The illustration of Paraceratherium used in the thumbnail is by Dmitry Bogdanov!
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"It's not the horn that makes rhino a rhino"
My whole life was a lie and my day is ruined
kinda is rhino means nose, like in rhinoplasty. he just means the nose isnt prevelent in the rest of the rhino fam - which took its name from modern times
In Dutch rhino's are called nosehorns so i got scamed my whole life to
Don't be ashamed or anything on the other hand you have upgraded the brain you know more your brain is a muscle so the more you know the better, and each time you make a mistake you improve. *the more you know*
A lot of the naming and what we commonly know about animals predates much of the biological knowledge we have of them as we've only really seriously been studying animals scientifically for the past couple of centuries and we're still learning new things all the time, so there's tons of surprising stuff like this we're finding out all the time that changes what we previously thought we knew
wooly rhinos looking straight disrespected after seeing this
I've seen images of this animal before but never knew it was *that* big.
@@BestOfAnimalss theory is it has to do with oxygen levels. More oxygen means bigger animals
@@BestOfAnimalss i think its because earth environment at that time was a little bit more 'different' compared to today, since evolution is basically the environment changing how our body works
@@BestOfAnimalss that’s only for Arthropoda. But it can still be true
More oxygen=more plants =more food=more size
that's what she said.
@@ninetoedlizard6650 I think insects is the only living thing that will get bigger in size if the level of oxygen is increasing, not quite sure tho
This is so nostalgic. I remember having one of these as a pet back in the BCEs.
Ikr, i miss my paracentherium
underrated comment
this is something my nana would say at a family dinner, I mean she had a triceratops as a girl
how did you ride your paracentherium around? I made mine a saddle but couldn't manage to get onto it since my ladder wasn't tall enough :/
@@liliesstarlight i personally used to have a rope around his neck i would use to climb him
There has been so much attention paid to dinosaurs but I find the animals that lived before and after the dinosaurs equally fascinating and they should receive more attention.
Yep there needs to be movies about that, both before and after
Definitely, as should the animals we have around today, we don't want future generations to be wondering what it would have been like to live with them.
@@Tenchi707 there have been a couple documentaries but they are quite old
They'll only get attention when they demise 😂
And there were at most a small hand full of non-sauropod dinosaurs that were typically more massive than these beasts. Maybe 3 species. Maybe none.
Ark players: Y'know, I'm something of a paleontologist myself.
I'm glad that were here in force
I have seen you in the argentavis video.
@@liquidfire21 OH DO YOU MEAN METAL BIRB?
Right right yk it
Ark players rise
Ancient, tall rhinos: peacefully striding around looking for high leaves to eat
Ancient elephant: *YO DAWG*
Ancient elephant: "who needs long necc to reach high leaves when you can bring it down instead? Long necc is lame"
Tall Rhinos: *got OOOFFed from the evolutionary race*
Yea...but Palaeoloxodon namadicus was as still the biggest...
@@VeganSanatani quick thing but the ARK Titanosaur is over 300 feet tall and looks like an oversized brachiosaur and has rocks jutting out of its body. If you still don't get what I mean. Look up "ARK: Survival Evolved Titanosaur"
*Titanosaur strides in* Titanosaur: hey I just got here from ARK: Survival Evolved... I'm in the wrong place, aren't I? Well you uhh... do whatever it is you do... *Titanosaur stomps away*
*Titanosaur comes back* Titanosaur: Uhhh, sorry to ask buuuuttt..... uhm..... can I have some trees?... just rip them out of the ground and... give it here... just... put the tree on my back.... no, put it.... there..... give me a few more, there we go.... no, I can get them off my back myself.... Oh... I'm going to use the trees to eat the tree leaves and ill use the trees to build a Platform Saddle so I can help the others in my herd transport things..... actually..... do you wanna maybe come along or something?.... you guys could help me get stuff on the Platform.... like a crane or something.... well... do you guys wanna come or not?
Edit: Spelling and Grammar.
@@gargantuanleviathan9642 lol I play ark my self..😅..the mobile version that is...and yea..i know my neighbour titan...it's a pve server so no one bothers it...
Yah never know though. A moose just minds its own business grazing, until it's horny, and then it kills anything within seeing distance in a fit of horny unbridled rage.
“We call this animal (sciencey name)”
I call this animal horseapotamus
Elegiraceros
Hippopotamus means water horse (in some translation I don't know which), and it (according to Google translate) means zoology. So would that mean zoologyhorse, or horsehorse.
Penisaur
@@computertable3746 lived in 300 B.B.C
@@zainwayne 300 bbc?
I’ve loved prehistoric creatures before I can even remember and, until this day, I still find it amazing and shocking that such creatures roamed the world we live in now. Nature is awesome.
Yy
The prehistoric creatures also roamed the world we live in now
Can't even begin to imagine the millions of worlds out there in the universe with stories just as rich as ours!
@@danielrodrigues4903 Apparently, there's a lack of phosphorus which would result in a paucity of worlds with life.
However, given the billions of planets (and moons) in our galaxy, even if only a small percentage have a decent amount of phosphorus, that still means that, as you said, there could be millions of worlds with complex life on them.
Also, it might be in the future that either our descendants, or another advanced species, finds a way to spread useful chemicals around the galaxy.
Paraceratherium: "Can i have a more efficient digestive system?"
Evolution: "6 meters tall take it or leave it."
Lol
Underrated comment
Needs a buff. Its too awful
@@Yamn_ yeah since evolution nerfed him he kinda became bad in competitive
Cudoz for spelling that
Paraceratherium: the tallest mammal to ever walk the earth.
This guy: the buffest natural history dude to ever walk the earth.
@Daniel Leca How is calling him Buff an insult?
Bill nye
@Daniel Leca Sounds like you're jealous of this man's sense of humor
Daaaaammmmmmnnnn he deleted his comment lol
I want to reply but Idk what to reply
You can actually see him getting more buff as time goes on. He was way less fit in the earlier episodes!
Remembering how tall a giraffe is and understanding this was even taller and much larger overall is mind-boggling.... and then you remember it wouldn't be a very big dinosaur 😂
Excluding the largest sauropods, this rhino would have been one of the biggest animals in the Mesozoic.
Maybe if in the Cenozoic predators had become as large as the big theropods (at least over 2 tons), then some herbivore mammals would have become even larger than Paraceratherium despite mammalian biological disavantages.
Really nicely made, thank you! Loved the presentation too :)
“It was about the size of a dog”
*do u have any idea how little that narrows it down*
I'd reckon whenever an animal is described as dog size, they are talking wolf or coyote size dogs, not tea cup chihuahua's.
Horses also vary in size...
nice batman reference haha
Yeah I hate when dogs are used as vague measurements. I immediately think of everything from chihuahua to mastiff sized
@@Altakita a chihuahua sized rhino is something I wanna see
I can't be the only one who wishes dog-sized rhinos still existed.
Ur not my guy... That would be one of the best things on earth
U mean piggys? XD (jk)
Personally I wish those micro-elephants were still around. They’d be such cool pets!
My 70lb pitty might as well be a dog sized rhino for how dense he is
Check out tapirs.
i knew about this animal, but i didn’t know it was THAT BIG! this is super interesting
Earlier mammals looked more freaky.
Idk you can’t get more freaky than a giraffe
Thanks to Ark: Survival Evolved for giving me a heads up that this thing existed before I saw this video.
Finally first comment i see talking about ark
Yes us Ark players know
Nooooo it was ice age
And ark is cool
Bruh ark taught me that these dinos suck
A paraceratherium walks into a bar. The bartender says: You're gonna pay for the ceiling.
And the award for best comment goes to...
A nearby man comes up and says: "It's okay it's on me." He turns to the paraceratherium and says: "I don't mind putting my neck out for ya."
The paraceratherium says, "What? I can't hear you up here!"
that joke went thru the roof
an argentinosaurus walks into a bar. the bartender says: you're gonna pay for the entire building.
I don’t know why I watched this but it gives me a nostalgic feeling like I’m in elementary school again. I like it
Imagine that thing running at you. Probably feels like an earthquake with every step it takes!🤣
Growing big can save you from predators
Humans: Ahhh, we can feed the whole tribe with that one
Funny thing it is
@okapi-002 how about primates with sorcery weapons(50 cal hand guns)
@okapi-002 well, the answer is history, literally.
Answer
Bro we are more powerful than them
If teachers taught like this school wouldn't be so stressful
It’s not always the teachers fault. Sometimes the students won’t listen and disrupt the class
@@liamthecrusader5056 but that's not what I'm talking about I'm talking about teachers who just hand you a 6 page packet and tell you to finish before the end of class
@@benjaminvanscyoc3561 There's a reason for that. Read my reply to @Awesome Sauce. That's the easiest way for a teacher to keep kids busy (by giving them packets). You don't understand how hard it is to teach. I think parents should accompany their kids into the class every day from k-5 until middle school, to keep their kids focused and well-behaved so that the teacher can actually put together this kind of presentation. It's crazy that in America people just drop off kids with all kinds of behavioral problems 20-30 in one tiny classroom with one underpaid teacher and expect quality education. What if we fill your house with 20+ four to nine year-olds? And with technology, especially since the pandemic, it's even worse. Kids have zero patience and attention span, they would have interrupted this video before it started playing. Why is it taking long? What are we watching? How long is this going to be? My computer don't work! I need help! All of this is yelled constantly at the same time, everyday for one adult to handle.
@@liamthecrusader5056 As a first-year teacher, I agree 100%. Kids are kids; they just are not ready for this kind of learning. They would have interrupted this video several times. Only an adult will appreciate this kind of content. We need to completely restructure the U.S. k-12 education system. Kids are so bad that they really should not be pushed onto underpaid school teachers, where they disturb everyone else's learning all day. All it takes is one problematic kid, and there are always several in most classrooms. If you have just one discipline problem in your class, then that means that you will spend half the time yelling and this takes valuable time away from the other kids who did nothing wrong and wanted to learn something.
People that aren't teachers do not understand the stamina that kids have. You can tell them to stop and they immediately start something else that is disruptive, and they will push you until you are mad just to see if they can get away with things. It's hard to focus 20+ kids on the same thing. One of them is bound to be disinterested. Under 15 years needs to be one-on-one learning to avoid disturbances that happen when you throw 30 kids in one classroom with one underpaid teacher for 8 hours. But parents will never accept that - they want the kids out of their house most of the day. School in the U.S. is more a babysitting institution than a place of learning. That's why homeschooled children tend to perform well and excel into college/university. There aren't 20 other screaming kids interrupting their learning, they work one-on-one which means they can go at their own pace (faster or slower if necessary), and the parents are in a position to give their own kids the best education available to them because they care more than a stranger. I think homeschooling is the way to go if you care about your child's education. Don't believe me, walk into any public classroom (with the principal's permission of course) and see for yourself. You will be mad at how far behind your kid will fall in public school.
But I also agree that this is how teaching ought to be. This is exactly how college/university education goes, back-to-back-to-back interesting lectures for an entire semester, while encouraging critical thinking using essay assignments rather than the k-12 packets or multiple choice instruments, which teach almost nothing other than selecting the correct choice is all you need to do. You might as well prepare every k-12 student for a life of being a cashier with that teaching style. The problem is that we have the best higher education system in the world but we do not make it the easiest path for everyone to take (massive student loan debt, rising tuition costs, etc.), while having one of the worst k-12 education systems in the world, which is what everyone has to work with. So, anyone that makes it to college/university will receive this quality of education, if not better (these videos are for a general audience), but most people never make it there and only finish high school, which amounts to nothing intellectually significant.
@@En_Gho that's because kids don't have any respect for a teacher who doesn't make them want to learn. I had a teacher in 8th grade he made us want to learn because he made things interesting we had projects and videos and no one complained about it because he earned everyones respect because he wasn't so up-tight and grumpy
when i was very little they had a model of this animal at my history museum- my dad wanted to take a picture of me standing next to it but i was so terrified by how big it was that i wouldn’t go near it hahaha
When conditions are stable, giant specialist reigns supreme. When conditions change, giant specialist dies first.
"it looks like getting big is a strategy that will never go out of style" you can say that again bro
*America has entered the chat* :P
@@egregius9314 haha cheese burgers go brrrr
Since evolution has no foresight, getting big (which provides a number of advantages to the individual but has some nasty costs to the species) is a common thing in evolution. Hence why most lineages of animals start off small but gradually include bigger animals.
@@bkjeong4302 he is talking about his pp
Until something in the environment changes. Then you go extinct just like the big dinosaurs.
am i the only one who wishes they could go back 30 million years ago and see what it was like to live amongst monsters? as long as i can return to present time 😭
don't worry. you're not alone
after i played ark i wouldn’t want to, either you would get mauled by a raptor or someone else would eviscerate you with a different dino
I do too
Real time shares would be great
Noodlez dinosaurs weren’t alive 3 million years ago...
@@thegreatgamingkid8252 🤕🤞 this about mammals bestie EDIT: Jesus im dumb i thought you were replying to the original commenter
Thank you Walking With Beasts for introducing me to all kinds of cenozoic animals like the indricotherium.
Amazing! Super and refreshing content and presentation!
"It was actually a kind of Rhinoceros, though you probably couldn't tell by looking at it"
All the drawings of it up to this point look exactly like a Rhino if it had the proportions of a Giraffe.
to be fair, he did say he didn't know a rhino could be a rhino without a horn
Granted those drawings are likely based off the discovery that it was a rhino, i.e. they made it look like a rhino, it may not have even looked like one when they lived
Blake is really just bragging when he says "getting big is a strategy that will never go out of style"
lmao
U know he's packin
i’ve seen this dood drop so many towers
I just read this comment when he said that.
"Getting big is a strategy that'll never go out of style''
bodybuilders joined the chat..
The amount of oxygen in the atmosphere may also play a significant role in ultimate size potential.
Unlikely: atmospheric oxygen has varied relatively little in the interval, and the largest organisms to ever exist are alive today, and mammals.
How about a higher CO2 level than today as well as higher temperatures, to enable vigorous growth of plants and rapid regeneration once herds of herbivores had demolished them, like herds of elephant do today. After all, commercial growers pumps extra CO2 into their hothouses to promote growth.
the largest organisms to ever exist are alive today? Orgaanisms? Most dinosaurs and even mammals back when the oxyghen concentration and insects were way larger
@@trl2151the blue whale is the largest organism to ever exist (as far as we know)
I literally only saw this video just now and I learnt a new animal and its significance through just it. Incredible. Regards. Samuel.
imagine how impressive it would be to see paraceratherium stand on its hind legs.
Insert Jurassic Park theme here.
They do move in herds
I doubt it would be able to
Pls no. I'm already scared of imagining one near me.
Maybe it could easy face to face Brachiosaurus
The one dislike on this video came from a Gomphothere.
You mean 4 dislikes by 4 Gomphotheres
They did nothin' wrong!
It’s 18 gompotheres now 😭😭
Something tells me gompotheres either rapidly dislike this video or troll the comment section
39 now
It can also soak bullets quite efficent and you can build different builds on its platform saddle to drop towers, chandeliers and deathwalls
My favorite ancient mammal, with my favorite eons narrator (but all are great) this might be my favorite video of all time
ARK players: Just like the simulations
Not enough soaking bases
@Vini Yellow I was too, but when I couldn't find one, I did it myself
Racer hatch frame baby
These are the ultimate source of early game prime meat
@@jeffbrownstain lmfao
Paraceratherium's gestation period on Ark: Only 8 hours
Don't give any ideas to wildcard
8 hours was more than long enough for me back when I played that game lol
That feels like years at least for me while playing
are we not gonna talk about his little "ah! I didn't know he was there"? XD that was adorable!
It actually looks a lot like a modern rhino from the illustrations you shared, it just doesn’t have a horn. I can definitely see how they’re related.
0:54 Holy S**t, that scale!
If your scared of that, youd be scared being next to sauroposeidon
@@goatrex9195 well, that would make sense
Wait till u see the wyverns lmao or the giant argis😅
@Jacob Kimber sauroposeidon is the tallest dinosaur, it is 60 feet tall, so it's still scarier than barosaurus
@@goatrex9195 I don't know if you watched attack on titan but *Colossal titan*
Y'know I'm pretty positive that animals such as Giraffes, Elephants, Zebras, and other african animals evolved to have longer gestation periods so their babies are born more developed than most and can walk and run very soon after being born. This is because of the large predators that roam their habitats.
That's literally what the video said
@@tfthief4931 oh, did it? I must've missed it.
@@tfthief4931 not really, it mentioned that the babies need to grow faster, but it directly suggested that the gestation period is long due to the larger placenta, and the rapid growth seems like it is after birth
That’s exactly why. Most of the months are also for the brain development
This is my first random UwU comment:)
I’ve been waiting on this particular video from you guys. Such a cool animal and time in earth’s history. The order that evolved after the dinos went extinct were also going extinct due to the cooling earth. A new order was incoming, one that was more adapted to cooler conditions and that mostly survives to today.
the idea of this being built for speed is actual nightmare fuel
I remember seeing Paraceratherium in the Walking with Beasts documentaries. Always liked this creature. Got to see an exhibit in Utah where their was a model of Prehistoric Mammals and got a cool picture of it. Reminded me of the walkers in Empire Strikes Back.
God, I loved walking with the beasts
i remember watching that documentary when i was little and it was so good.that’s what got me into palaeontology and i wanted to re watch it for the nostalgia but they took it off netflix :(
That documentary was honestly amazing, been my favorite for years!
i am fairly sure that was an indricothere. however i am also fairly sure they were related.
@@user-cx9nc4pj8w Same animal different name
Paraceratherium is an underrated giant.
They are great for prime meat in ark
Like Ezio Auditore da Fireneze 😉
Anything that is not a dinosaur is kind of underrated when it comes to palaeontology, the Triassic and the whole Cenozoic are very overlooked
@@peixearrombado lmao
@@Shenron557 no books no wisdom, just you fratello mio.
There is a reason the algorithm showed you this video, we are all dorks for this stuff, and that makes us pretty awesome.
idk why but this video really got my attention nice work
So looks like an Elephant, Rhino, and Giraffe mixed together
In other words... A Elephinoaffe?!?!
@Jesus Christ Now you're just being silly 🙄😂😂
@Jesus Christ A Girhinophant?
giraphino
More like big shnooz boi
"Growing big allows you to be safe from predators"
Humans with throwing spears and group coordination: allow us to introduce ourselves
😂😂
Spears were invented LONG before our ancestors could take out all predators.
We're like the ants of the mammal world. Doesnt matter if you're 20 times our size, there's a bunch of us and only one of you.
Size is irelevant compared to the power of the force and by force I mean 200 guys with ak47.
Brandon Davidson- conquering*
Well done, Blake. 👍
Thanks!
Imagine THAT getting out of it’s enclosure in a zoo 😅
Least it won't eat people on the toilet
How would they get it in the zoo is what I want to know lol
Imagine building an explosure for one of those. It's hard enough providing sufficient exercise to an elephant.
@@BonaparteBardithionyou probably need an area of like 900 yards+ for something that big
Something like a football field
der der der der de der der dder der derrr......
Imagine humans being pregnant for 2 years..
*Birth rate 1%*
*divorce rate 100%*
growing up with no father rate 100%
Lmaoo these comments
Abortion rate... you know what I'm gonna say.
Im so glad you use the metric system
the picture with the paraceratherium in front and the megalocerus in the background. which museum is that?
Imagine instead of riding an elephant into battle riding paraceratherium into battle....... I’d be scared on either side of the battle
not ideal the neck will block vision
@@adroitws1367 oh yeah forgot to think of that
@@adroitws1367 its okay just use third person POV
Ark players be like
You'd have to have one hell of a stretch.
Video: *talks about the ancestors of rhinos*
Me: haha big boi giraffe rhino go stomp stomp
Ay ay ay, dont let wildcard see this one, they’re gonna raise the gestation time from 8 hours to 4 1/2 years
Virgin ARK player vs Chad binge watching paleontology documentaries as a kid
You forgot to mention that it also has a platform saddle, which can be crafted at level 50 and can hold up to 32 structures.
Yoooo
Welcome to ark survival evolved
🤣🤣🤣
Hello fellow ark player
Was looking for a comment like this in here haha
A mammal with an identity crisis:
Paraceratherium
Indrocotherium
Balucitherium
*NO RULES*
Platypus
The compy
I was so confused when the video started, as I always knew it as indricotherium. Had to google it to be sure.
Due to childhood reading, long long ago, I still think of it as Baluchitherium.
I usually see indrocotherium, but I know it more as paraceratherium. Paraceratherium sounds way cooler.
I’ve been stomped out by these things many times in ARK
make sure you equip it with a platform saddle and use a metal foundation/vault on top of the rider to stop turrets from hitting the player instead of the racer.
Everyone else: Dies of predation.
This mofo: I’m sick of predators, imma just get jacked
I still don't get why nobody has ever thought of having a race of giants that use these animals as mounts in a fantasy environment.
Waiting on your tabletop supplemental module! 😉
Thank you my comrade
Use the giant mod in ark and they’re you go
Deal
Getting ARK vibes from this comment
5:12 -ish
I heard that big land animals retain heat alot more when they're by themselves rather than in a group like with penguins who share their heat. That might be something to do with their size
Very cool!
Imagine seeing one of these things alive while wandering the woods 😳
that would be both terrifying and beautiful
The woods eh. You mean, what's left of them after the giant rhinos and elephants get through with them.
@@davidanderson_surrey_bc Lions, tigers, and bears! And giant elephants and rhinos OH MY!
play ARK and that will come true quite quickly
@@PanickingPatchRat exept if you survive long in swamp to see one
It looks like an AT-AT walker.
Edit: Paraceratherium was actually the inspiration for the AT-AT design!
The creators probably took some inspiration off of this creature.
Well in ark... it can be one lol
Meanwhile in ark: MORE TURRETS ON THE RACER
@@ravageone7794 yes😂
I read that as AT&T walker......
"the biggest terrestrial mammals could get"
Palaeoloxodon namadicus: hi so um. Yeah uh. So yeah hi.
Imagine walking up on a herd of those
fun fact if you get a saddle you can build on its back its also rather tanky and on the island is mostly found near swamps
"Getting big is a strategy that'll never go out of style"
*bodybuilders joined the chat..*
You like bodybuilders, don't you?
El Hombre de oro YEAH BUDDY! LIGHTWEIGHT BABY!
he joined the chat
R.I.P Zyzz
@@elhombredeoro955 nah she is a kpop stan
Paraceratherium still wasn't as big as Blake's muscles.
Seriously, how did daddy Blake get so ripped
Lookin joocy for sure
ripped and smart man with glasses=perfect
And that gray hair? 🥺👉👈 daddy?
Wtf
It's a giant rhinoraffephant.
Suggestion: An episode covering the history of Pronghorn. Very unique artiodactyls with a surprisingly diverse family history, of which Antilocapra americana is the only extant member left.
Great idea!
The pronghorns are fascinating. Had to become the 2nd fastest land mammal due to the american cheetah. And i think i read somewhere that the pronghorns closest living relative is the girraffe.
@@gorlaxss you’re correct, they’re in the same superfamily Girrafoidea.
@@eons hopefully this counts as foreshadowing because I would love this as an episode!
Thanks for making a stoner cry2:48 💞 😋
Me at first "hm difficult name, I'm not gonna remember it"
Me after some minutes "I may name my kid Paraceratherium"
"I shall become one with the Paraceratherium."
bully fuel
Protip: when naming a baby, call it Paramecium. When it reaches teenage state and plays football, you may graduate their name to Paraceratherium. ^;...…;^
your kid's nick name at school: Paracetamol
"Walking with Beasts" is very nice way to learn more about them. its very good
Great video, but why is not one talking about how cute it is that the baby elephant is rubbing his eye with his trunk is at 6:41
On today’s episode of “where quarantine had taken me today”-old large rhinos
What you should of put is “where has my slavery had taken me today”
@@chrisrobbins9058 bruv
Anybody else ever just wonder what it would be like to go back and see the animals in person. Think of all the fascinating creatures that existed that we know nothing about.
Probably end up dead before you have time to look
To answer the question about going back in time I am one of those who really wants to go back in time and live with all of the dinosaurs 🦕, and I do not care about myself, just leave me with all of them and I would have loved to be with them. This is my dream 😮
Not to crush your dream or anything but you'll probably die in a few minutes. Got stepped on by a dinosaur or smth @@ronaldmessina4229
If I didn't play ark survival evolved I never knew these existed
I wanna know what museum that photo was taken in
Hey have y’all ever thought of doing an episode on the transition from scales to fur?
I second this
@mike sprigg actually they were proto feathered first
Or how mutations create more features ?
@@zimbabwe_twinnedwithanfield mutations are random and rewrite genetic coding so an animal can show a different characteristic
Guys....
Let’s not forget Steve here. We need to pay respect for all he does at this channel. We kinda forgot to shout him out in this vid but we can still say #thankssteve .
And Steve!
I've been missing Steve
Who's steve?
No
i've never heard of this animal before, crazy!
That was awesome. Yes I’d like more videos especially about beautiful large extinct mammals….. and you in more T-shirts 🔥😉
By the end of this video, every time an African elephant popped up on screen, I was thinking "aw, cute little guy!"
Ark players: Ooh I’ve seen this one before!
Non-Ark Players: What Are You Talking About? Is Brand New
@@yee3335 Actual men of culture know every creature on Ark without even playing the game, lol.
Such a fascinating animal.
This is what is keeping me up at night
You too? It’s 1 am for me rn
I stopped everything I was doing once I saw the notification just to watch this. Oh my gosh, I breathe eons.
*gets notification during meeting* ...My apologies... I... have ...err...diarrhea? and will be back in 9 minutes...
@@TragoudistrosMPH that sounds about right.
me: always thought that elephants are neutral
elephants: peace was never an option
I mean in comparison to other animals in there environment yeah. Rhinos partially blind stampede to whatever noise there is, Hippos attack unwarranted. Crocodiles fight hippos so they’re vicious too. Elephants don’t attack unprovoked and are very gentle to humans if they think they’re injured.
The title reminded me of the saying "the taller they are, the harder they fall".
this man would make a great teacher
Dentist said that judging from micro-wear on my teeth I mostly eat nachos.
That and the build up of microscopic deposits of lime (calcium hydroxide) on top of the enamel of your teeth as well.
@@23Khameo Well someone certainly likes Organic Chemistry
I can tell from your comment that you’re obese.
1:41 That smile, that damned smile...
Should add that to Roblox for more cursed :Ds
The paraceratherium saddle is unlocked at level 41 it is a knock out tame there is a platform saddle and a normal saddle platform saddle is used to place structures on such as smithy's forges fabricators and more.
its not the tallest, its the largest. giraffes are literally the same height.
Largest goes to mammoth and elephants
As an Ark player, I say "Eeeeh! My boy!"
*My prime
I only see a base
We should play ark
*my meat
I see meat