This segment of Planet Dinosaur broke my heart. To think that there were animals millions of lifetimes ago, who were better parents than some of us, to the point where they would continue to protect their eggs, even if it killed them, shows that we as humans have a lot to learn from them when it comes to parenting. It's infuriatingly sad that many of us will not have parents anywhere near as protective as these Oviraptorids had.
Aww she looks like a giant parrot. Reminds me of my eclectus hen. She lays eggs all the time and sits on them ( they are infertile and never hatch), and is very protective of her nest. Eclectus hens are all like this at some point in their lives. Like chicken hens, they lay eggs and get broody.
Never once did He abandon the nest, it just shows that these poor creatures devotion towards their young was JUST if not EXACTLY as a person or mammals bond/urge to protect & defend(even if it's at the cost of your life, or from things FAR beyond your means)
It's made up. How can anyone work out all these things from a pile of dry bones? It's total speculation. Also yes, animals have a natural urge to protect their young but there is also a lot of cannibalism and infanticide in most animals and even stretches to cats and dogs at times. So they are not to be compared with humans who instinctually have a problem with such things (until the 1990s onwards).
The proportions threw me off though, the first time i saw this i thought it was the size of a turkey and that it was done for but then it started running and holy shit its huge
Yes. One of the top dig sites in the world is in the Gobi Desert, in Mongolia. That area is supposed to have been very similar to the land it was in the Late Cretaceous period. Dinosaurs like Protoceratops, the famed Velociraptor, and Oviraptors like these roamed here, just to name a few. I hope this helped. :D
@@alladeenmdfkr2255 that is not a T-Rex because T-Rex dont have a Small Horns., besides T-Rex lived in the Jungle., also T-Rex is Bigger than that Dinosaur...
@@johannjimenez2850 I said "t-rex looking dinosaur" which means looks a lot like a t-rex since i dont know the name of it,let's be honest,who actually knows all the weird dinosaur names besides the most known dinosaurs,and also i was being sarcastic about the movement of the dinosaur
I love how Mama Gigantoraptor goes all "Kung-Fu Turkey" on the predators. She's all like, "AW HECK NO! I KNOW YOU'RE NOT THINKIN' OF EATING *MY* BABIES!" and then she pretty much scares them away. And one of 'em tries to sneak up on her and she turns around like "AND WHAT ARE *YOU* LOOKING AT!?" and he's all like "Um...nothin' O_O" and leaves. And then that smaller oviraptorid is all like "While she's busy, I'll eat one of her eggs! It's fool proof!" and then the mom is all like "OH, DON'T THINK I FORGOT ABOUT YOU!" And the small one's like "I'm out!" Yeah. Oviraptors are awesome.
At the beginning I thought the oviraptor was like the size of a gallimimus and the tyrannosaurs were the size of a t. Rex. I was genuinely surprised when the oviraptor turned out to be bigger then the tyrannosaurs.
+andrea pontalti The title said Oviraptorid. I just simplified the word sorry if it meant another dinosaur. Also I thought it was a tyrannosauroid which has a lot of species, not just T. Rex. I didn't hear the name of the dinosaur and just assumed it was a tyrannosauroids (Sorry if I spelled something wrong because dinosaur names are hard to write and autocorrect doesn't like them).
Yeah, that theropod is Alectrosaurus, but you were right that it is a type of Tyrannosaur ^-^ To be fair though, Gigantoraptor was actually roughly the same size as Gallimimus, about 8m long. it's just a lot of media portray Gallis as tiny because they get used as 'fodder' in so many games and films XD
overaptor: *tries to hide by laying on the ground allosaurus: you know i can still see you right? overaptor: no you can't... allosaurus: you are literally RIGHT there overaptor: no i'm not allosaurus: i am looking at you as i am speaking overaptor: no you're not
Draxter GameZ They didn't steal eggs actually. They lived on a wide diet of plants, insects, and carrion. If hungry enough, they could hunt small animals.
I love how the evidence points to a sudden death that caught dinosaurs off guard. From fossil bones of Raptor in the middle of a fight against a triceratops to the remains of a T-rex family all together (mother, father son) and now this. You know some catastrophic event happened to make all this end in such a moments notice.
Animals dying together in herds or family groups are not as uncommon as you might think even with humans. Take a look at the news there are always articles about a family killed in flood waters, landslides, tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes and so on. If you go out to the African plains during a drought you'll see a ton of dead animals around dried-up lakes and rivers. The same thing was happening during the Age of Dinosaurs. That's why we find huge groupings of fossils now and then.
I had that movie as a kid I would always go to my parents room since they had the thingy to put it in and I would watch them I was like about 5 or 7 years old I would sit down or lay down for endless hours watch all of them and that part to me was funny idk why but I'm crying cause of those memories
Its kinda sad cuz she tried so hard to protect her babies but in the end, she can do nothing about the storm and she and her (not even hatch) babies were buried alive...so sad :(
With the exception of 2:19 the graphics on this look pretty good, better than most of those dinosaur specials. But you'd think they would have made an Oviraptor (essentially a bird) sound more like a bird.
Pheonix Fire There were birds back then too. They were small and usually descended from early evolved reptiles. It's no doubt that dinosaurs especially have bird-like traits, however they are far more closely related to reptiles. It's actually a widely accepted idea that early amphibians evolved to life on land > reptiles, and in turn evolution gave way to birds. I think it's a safer bet to say that modern birds evolved from more birdlike dinosaurs such as velociraptor, oviraptors, and other small animals such as Archaeopteryx. I don't think feathers were initially intended for flight like today's birds, but probably were a reptilian like adaptation to colder weather climates that eventually caused many birdlike dinosaurs to likely lose the coldblooded traits of reptiles, thus the idea that not all dinosaurs were cold blooded. Other possible theory's include the idea that since most heavily birdlike dinosaurs were predatory animals, increased feather content would allow them to survive in a climate in which more reptile-like herbivores needed to migrate from during winter. This is all theory of course but paleontology and the science of evolution support these ideas in many ways.
AsassinProdigyX I would also theorize that feathers slowly evolved to enhance balance and aerodynamics in bipedal reptiles. Feathers would be immensely useful both in stabilizing oneself during battle, as well as intimidating the enemy with a display that can expanded by flexing the feathers. It stands to reason that, in some species, feather and wing development for the sake of terrestrial aerodynamics eventually lent itself to flight.
0:56 That form of _hiding_(staying low) would have likely worked on more primitive carnosaurs due to their poor vision and incapability to perceive depth. Tyrannosaurs on the other hand are a very different and much more advance genus of predatory dinosaurs. Contrary to the myth of tyrannosaurs having poor eyesight by 'Jurassic Park', tyrannosaurs actually had very superb binocular vision and could perceive depth; estimated to be 10x better than humans. Tyrannosaurs could likely see in high clarity for miles, especially due to the height of the animals which meant very little could be unnoticed.
+Matt P yea definitely a giant fish eater is the scariest thing out there a lot more deadly than a predator designed to take out torosaurus and other large herbivores
+andy765gtr Hell yes! Though one really can't call them freaks, their just odd looking creatures. The bird features are one way of seeming them. I prefer the more lizard like looks.
Hermoso ejemplo de una buena madre cuidando contra todo a sus bebés Da una idea de como era la vida de estos animalitos prehistóricos en aquellas épocas Buen vídeo me hubiera gustado q durará un poco más
Birds are still dinosaurs? Birds were created birds. Dinosaurs were created as such. Same thing with all animals. Mens and womens were created as such, and is not the product of a common ancestry with some kind of monkey. Evolution by luck is impossible. Or then how did the new informations came from? It had to be the exact information, at the exact time, needed to form a new part of an animal or even a simple flower, without which it would die. If a living organism is not fit for life, it will dissapear. Simple as that. Also, can you give me the name of an animal that went from a species to another species? I can't think of a single one. But they want us to believe that it all came up, completely by luck, witout a Creator. Really? Also, since when does matter invent itself a future? Everything we look at, is full of evidences, that there was intelligence involved in all kinds of living things. Even our universe is proof of an intelligent design. No need to be a scientist.
@@Kalpesh_Patel73 no it isn't. All birds have a single common non avian dinosaurian ancestor. But it's common misconception T rex and chickens had any sort of direct ancestry but it's an honest mistake.
danny1988221 Boi! He ment protecting their young even when it means even risking their own life. Geez I won’t be surprised if you won a Darwin award (I seriously hope you know what it is.). And another thing: Its *they’re*
@@nahfam9231 yeah sadly you have to many woman these days willing like monsters to pay a doctor to rip the babies peace by peace out their bellies.. while the abortion clinic pays millions to doctors for all those dead baby part.. and then they pay the democrat woman to brain wash all these ignorant into thinking its for their own good.. while getting paid millions to pass laws to make it legal to kill babies..
@@nahfam9231 funny thing is 80% of the people in here talk about how a good mother that fake story is for protecting those eggs ..and wont even condemn these monster killing the ones inside them.. Darwin award.. please if thats the best you can come up with an insult i feel sorry for you already..
danny1988221 Thats because some dinos are canibalistic, dosen’t necessarily means all of them are for goodness sakes. You think herbivores like Gigantoraptor, Triceratops, Diplodocus etc. eats meat? Wow... just wow....go spend some less time on the internet and use that brain of yours for something usefull.
well it looks like dinosaurs were amazing parents and protected their nests no matter the danger and how difficult it is just like the evolved dinosaurs that survived until today the birds
DeathPlayz & More Alectrosaurus is a tyrannosaur. I said tyrannosaur, referring to a clade. Not Tyrannosaurus the genus. And even then, a glorious Chickenparrot like Gigantoraptor has magical powers that allow it to defeat any opponent.
🔴 In case anyone was about to take offense on the comment above me, another Planet Dinosaur documentery shows a Gigantoraptor pair, the male being grey & female being brown. Just wanted to clear that up! :) 🔴
There's no love involved. It's simply protecting the opportunity to spread their genes to the next generation. If a competing male ate all her offspring there would be no mourning period the mother would simply move on and mate with the intruder. This happens often in nature even in more intelligent animals like lions.
Useful Music Some people don't realize that and not all dinosaurs protected their nests. Plus, in context of the whole episode, it doesn't sound stupid
In watching the show you learn that they are not saying 'Oviraptor' as in the dinosaur, it is the family branch they are part of. It is like saying a diplodocus is a sauropod. At least thats what it seems to me.
![Quetzalcoatlus Challenging Tyrannosaurus [Prehistoric Planet]](/img/1.gif)
The dedication this mother had to protect her babies makes her a better parents than some of the people right now.
This segment of Planet Dinosaur broke my heart. To think that there were animals millions of lifetimes ago, who were better parents than some of us, to the point where they would continue to protect their eggs, even if it killed them, shows that we as humans have a lot to learn from them when it comes to parenting. It's infuriatingly sad that many of us will not have parents anywhere near as protective as these Oviraptorids had.
Instead many humans killed their own baby today.
Because they’re animals?
Humans are animals also
@@Crabonoe bro you dumb
Aww she looks like a giant parrot. Reminds me of my eclectus hen. She lays eggs all the time and sits on them ( they are infertile and never hatch), and is very protective of her nest. Eclectus hens are all like this at some point in their lives. Like chicken hens, they lay eggs and get broody.
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It’s the father
They are like giant cassowary. One kick can seriously injure a predator like those theropods.
No it is she,it is he.
@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 Yes they are like Giant cassowary but Their face kinda reminds me of Macaw
Who is rewatching this masterpiece in 2024?
People still make unoriginal comments like this in 2024?
@@AndyBluebear-fi9om maybe it is unoriginal but it is not rude and this show was really great for me
@@ЯрославИванов-м7ц ok lol
This is a masterpiece 👏 i remember watching this in 2015
This scene made gigantorqptor my most favourite dinosaur.
Huge respect for the camera man for taking such risk near these dinosaurs
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err actually the "camreaman" is not real. They just used CGI - 🤓🤓
@Rythorical It's been 4 years I think we all know that by now this was a animation 😳
@@ANormalRUclipsr100 its a nerd expression chill
0:41 I love when the Gigantoraptor stares at the camera when the narrator says that. Like saying: "It's gonna be one of those days, right?"
Gigantoraptor 80 million years ago was like: Oh shit, there we go again
Never once did He abandon the nest, it just shows that these poor creatures devotion towards their young was JUST if not EXACTLY as a person or mammals bond/urge to protect & defend(even if it's at the cost of your life, or from things FAR beyond your means)
It’s actually the father, but the point still stands
Don’t you mean a he? considering the mother was out foraging for for food
@@kernowpictures2002 didn't watch the actual episode, but yes meant "he"(should probably fix that)
This is not real
It's made up. How can anyone work out all these things from a pile of dry bones? It's total speculation.
Also yes, animals have a natural urge to protect their young but there is also a lot of cannibalism and infanticide in most animals and even stretches to cats and dogs at times. So they are not to be compared with humans who instinctually have a problem with such things (until the 1990s onwards).
I love how in the beggining it is not much bigger than the smaller ones and then later on it is like twice the size of every other dinosaur
It stays the same size throughout
@@KamikazeCarbine well it does, it is simply the way it is animated
its cool😅😊
The real danger comes from the most unlikely places !!
Blowed my mind
1:00 "Unwilling to leave the nest, the adult protects its nest by hiding"
The environment : Nothing but pure scrubland
She tried
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Thats Camouflage
I know right
How impressive! You made the creatures look so lifelike. And I felt a sense of awe for what mothers did then and do now for their offspring!
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@@munashdavi7585 yyy
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The proportions threw me off though, the first time i saw this i thought it was the size of a turkey and that it was done for but then it started running and holy shit its huge
@@peskwawa Yes, this is definitely a "where turkey eats you" kind of situation.
Rest In Peace dinosaurs all of you are in Heaven and you will finally have peace
Maybe you are one of these dinosaur in your previous previous life time.
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Birds?
@@user-Void-Star Realistically we were all dinosaurs in our past life.
@@GoofierClock nope, we might be in other planetary systems or other Galaxies or other Universes.
Doing everthing she can do to protect her eggs. Shes a good mom
Yes. One of the top dig sites in the world is in the Gobi Desert, in Mongolia. That area is supposed to have been very similar to the land it was in the Late Cretaceous period. Dinosaurs like Protoceratops, the famed Velociraptor, and Oviraptors like these roamed here, just to name a few. I hope this helped. :D
My big appreciation to the cameraman who managed to capture all of this.
The dinosaurs in these videos look fantastic, and their behavior very believable
And the animation looks very realistic as well.
Yeah very believable,the t rex looking dinosaur backing up,i dont know if they could move backwards like that
@@alladeenmdfkr2255 that is not a T-Rex because T-Rex dont have a Small Horns., besides T-Rex lived in the Jungle., also T-Rex is Bigger than that Dinosaur...
@@alladeenmdfkr2255besides these Place looks like a Desert in Middle East., and T-Rex lived in North America...
@@johannjimenez2850 I said "t-rex looking dinosaur" which means looks a lot like a t-rex since i dont know the name of it,let's be honest,who actually knows all the weird dinosaur names besides the most known dinosaurs,and also i was being sarcastic about the movement of the dinosaur
I love how Mama Gigantoraptor goes all "Kung-Fu Turkey" on the predators.
She's all like, "AW HECK NO! I KNOW YOU'RE NOT THINKIN' OF EATING *MY* BABIES!" and then she pretty much scares them away.
And one of 'em tries to sneak up on her and she turns around like "AND WHAT ARE *YOU* LOOKING AT!?" and he's all like "Um...nothin' O_O" and leaves.
And then that smaller oviraptorid is all like "While she's busy, I'll eat one of her eggs! It's fool proof!" and then the mom is all like "OH, DON'T THINK I FORGOT ABOUT YOU!"
And the small one's like "I'm out!"
Yeah. Oviraptors are awesome.
wow a very good mommy lol haha
just sotp
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mothers have different kind of hearts, respect ❤
This is how I picture a fight between an ostrich and a monitor lizard. lol
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1:16 ‘and if that fails, it goes on the offensive.’
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At the beginning I thought the oviraptor was like the size of a gallimimus and the tyrannosaurs were the size of a t. Rex. I was genuinely surprised when the oviraptor turned out to be bigger then the tyrannosaurs.
There are no oviraptor nor tyrannosaurus in the video.
It must have been extremely surprising since there wasn't actually a trex in this
+andrea pontalti The title said Oviraptorid. I just simplified the word sorry if it meant another dinosaur. Also I thought it was a tyrannosauroid which has a lot of species, not just T. Rex. I didn't hear the name of the dinosaur and just assumed it was a tyrannosauroids (Sorry if I spelled something wrong because dinosaur names are hard to write and autocorrect doesn't like them).
Yeah, that theropod is Alectrosaurus, but you were right that it is a type of Tyrannosaur ^-^ To be fair though, Gigantoraptor was actually roughly the same size as Gallimimus, about 8m long. it's just a lot of media portray Gallis as tiny because they get used as 'fodder' in so many games and films XD
That gigantoraptor, not oviraptor
overaptor: *tries to hide by laying on the ground
allosaurus: you know i can still see you right?
overaptor: no you can't...
allosaurus: you are literally RIGHT there
overaptor: no i'm not
allosaurus: i am looking at you as i am speaking
overaptor: no you're not
That's Alectrosaurus, a tyrannosauroid.
That's not Allosaurus, there is a video with allosaurus made by King Rexy
I love how she karate kicked that tarbosaur! I thought oviraptors were no longer said to have eaten eggs?
How ironic that an egg-defending, devoted mother was wrongly accused 65 million years later and branded 'egg-thief'!
Tata Betita You do realise "Oviraptorid" is a group named that way because the first specimen was named "oviraptor" which DID steal eggs.
Is it that hard to imagine she could steal other's eggs and keep defending hers?
Draxter GameZ They didn't steal eggs actually. They lived on a wide diet of plants, insects, and carrion. If hungry enough, they could hunt small animals.
***** If so, than not very often.
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I love how the evidence points to a sudden death that caught dinosaurs off guard. From fossil bones of Raptor in the middle of a fight against a triceratops to the remains of a T-rex family all together (mother, father son) and now this. You know some catastrophic event happened to make all this end in such a moments notice.
What are you implying?
Animals dying together in herds or family groups are not as uncommon as you might think even with humans. Take a look at the news there are always articles about a family killed in flood waters, landslides, tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes and so on. If you go out to the African plains during a drought you'll see a ton of dead animals around dried-up lakes and rivers. The same thing was happening during the Age of Dinosaurs. That's why we find huge groupings of fossils now and then.
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Great video all dinosaurs so impressive better than alot of humans , shame how they died out r.i p john hurt legend .
1:50 that was a prehistoric archeologist
Lol
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Jr Fan Yeah!! 🤣🤣🤣
No, he was a paleontologist at 80 millon years ago.
😂 lol
3:52. WHY MOTHER NATURE?!?!?!? WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BE SO CRUEL?!?!?!?!?!
2:25 Yeeey happy ending for dinobirb.
3:45 Oh, nvm.
I had that movie as a kid I would always go to my parents room since they had the thingy to put it in and I would watch them I was like about 5 or 7 years old I would sit down or lay down for endless hours watch all of them and that part to me was funny idk why but I'm crying cause of those memories
Its kinda sad cuz she tried so hard to protect her babies but in the end, she can do nothing about the storm and she and her (not even hatch) babies were buried alive...so sad :(
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When it kicked the preadetor in the face it be like ''shut up''
Man what a mother she is! Sacrificed herself for her babies. R.I.P mama chicken 😢🦖
It's not a chicken it is a Oviraptor
And she's not dead
It's most likely male but still a good comment
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@@macklynefinance7236 lmao she's buried alive at the end
1:07 Chased off by a giant turkey.Those allosaurs better not show their faces in public again.
Actually, Alectrosaurs are tyrannosaurs.
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126 996 A pair of them maybe.
+126 996 A gigantoraptor is far from a turkey. Just because it had feathers doesn't mean it was related to one.
With the exception of 2:19 the graphics on this look pretty good, better than most of those dinosaur specials. But you'd think they would have made an Oviraptor (essentially a bird) sound more like a bird.
It's not a bird... It's a reptile
Pheonix Fire Birds evolved from reptiles. It's widely accepted now that the feathered "dinosaurs" behaved more like birds than reptiles.
Pheonix Fire There were birds back then too. They were small and usually descended from early evolved reptiles. It's no doubt that dinosaurs especially have bird-like traits, however they are far more closely related to reptiles. It's actually a widely accepted idea that early amphibians evolved to life on land > reptiles, and in turn evolution gave way to birds.
I think it's a safer bet to say that modern birds evolved from more birdlike dinosaurs such as velociraptor, oviraptors, and other small animals such as Archaeopteryx. I don't think feathers were initially intended for flight like today's birds, but probably were a reptilian like adaptation to colder weather climates that eventually caused many birdlike dinosaurs to likely lose the coldblooded traits of reptiles, thus the idea that not all dinosaurs were cold blooded. Other possible theory's include the idea that since most heavily birdlike dinosaurs were predatory animals, increased feather content would allow them to survive in a climate in which more reptile-like herbivores needed to migrate from during winter. This is all theory of course but paleontology and the science of evolution support these ideas in many ways.
AsassinProdigyX I would also theorize that feathers slowly evolved to enhance balance and aerodynamics in bipedal reptiles. Feathers would be immensely useful both in stabilizing oneself during battle, as well as intimidating the enemy with a display that can expanded by flexing the feathers. It stands to reason that, in some species, feather and wing development for the sake of terrestrial aerodynamics eventually lent itself to flight.
AsassinProdigyX I scarcely need argue the evolutionary advantages of flight.
This is by far one of the most depressing thing that I've watched in some time.
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she and her babies are in heaven now, she no longer has to fight :,)
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Must get a bit boring after millions of years
[SM] Nikholas God says, you will never be bored in heaven, so she’s happy :D
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1:56 is like, “if you have any common sense, you’ll *stay* down”
Ikr
I am watching this masterpiece after almost 5 years
I suddenly remembered this video which I used to watch multiple times when I was a kid
0:56
That form of _hiding_(staying low) would have likely worked on more primitive carnosaurs due to their poor vision and incapability to perceive depth. Tyrannosaurs on the other hand are a very different and much more advance genus of predatory dinosaurs. Contrary to the myth of tyrannosaurs having poor eyesight by 'Jurassic Park', tyrannosaurs actually had very superb binocular vision and could perceive depth; estimated to be 10x better than humans.
Tyrannosaurs could likely see in high clarity for miles, especially due to the height of the animals which meant very little could be unnoticed.
Juggernaut K. Captain You're correct. Everybody goes to Jurassic park for their information now.
In the book the T rex had bad vision because its eyes were bad because of genetics or something
But that wasn’t a tyrannosaurus
Juggernaut K. Captain that wasn't a tyrannosaurus
Anthony Jamons Carnotaurus
I didn’t realize how big it was until it got up.
Brave this man is for going in history 65 million seconds ago d'Or years ago.
0:23 Either i'm going crazy or they stole this soundtrack from Spore tribal stage
1:21 turkey bird: WeRe ArE My FrOsTeD fLaKeS!?!?!?
Congratulations Mother, you have successfully protected your eggs for 65 million years.
This Animal is still alive today..... They are called Ostrich and Emu.
Ostrich and Emu are Close relatives to Gigantoraptor, since birds turned out to be dinosaurs.
+Godzilla Tyrant all birds evolved from my socks.
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+Godzilla Tyrant Godzilla evolved my my blanket.
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does anyone else find these giant bird freaks a lot more scary than t rex
+andy765gtr yes and to me the t.rex was not even close to be the scariest dinosaur out there( like the spinosaurus ).
+Matt P Spinosaurus aegypticus is the spawn of dino-satan
+Matt P yea definitely a giant fish eater is the scariest thing out there a lot more deadly than a predator designed to take out torosaurus and other large herbivores
+andy765gtr Hell yes! Though one really can't call them freaks, their just odd looking creatures. The bird features are one way of seeming them. I prefer the more lizard like looks.
+dyndo101 I see you rooting for short jaw meat eater dinosaur.
Now I understand where the terror bird gets its ideas from now!
as if the little oviraptor would just sit there and scratch in the dirt around the eggs while three massive animals fought behind it
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What a good mother!
I love oviraptorids . They are unique in their own way. So is every dinosaur
She was such a great mother
I'm pretty sure it's a male because if you watched the full Planet Dinosaur series on RUclips, the female trusts the male to look after em
@@SpecklesTeeV oh I didn’t know that. Thanks for telling me!
@@SpecklesTeeV yeah, I also think so. Males always must protect their eggs carefully
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Those popups are VERY ANNOYING!
Otherwise, it's an amazing series. The computer graphics are top notch.
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Electrosauruses: Haha! This meal is going to be so easy!
Electrosauruses after seeing Gigantoraptor's full size: OH shoot!!!!
Alectrosaurus*
1:38 flippin’ camper
Sure had a good camera crew back then and they weren't even eaten by dino. 🦖🦕🦖🦕🦖🦕
they need alot because some camera man died during there
@@aslamia6759 yes that's what I heard also.
sure like a living hell for the mother and the camera man
@@RainbowKhosyi yes,they seem to be almost like there not there.ahhh haaaa HAAAAAA haaaaa HAAAAAA haaaa haaaaa
I smell a idiot and a woooosh
1:55
Oviraptorid: kicks Gorgosaurus
Oviraptorid: *BURP*
Russian Destroyer that’s a Gorgosaurus, bro!
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@@tuanz8009 that alectosaurus it’s a tyrannosaurid and this is monoglian
Me: Hmm... that's a gigantoraptor. An oviraptorid.
Announcer: Gigantoraptor's young are more likely to survive.
Me: Yay!!! It is a gigantoraptor.
Best mom of the year award goes too....
+Gaming Bro & Sis ya mother .... uhhh
Im. A noob
Actually the males sat on the nests just as much if not more often than females
I don't think she deserved to die. She was a good mother protecting her eggs.
ALL THAT WORK... just to be buried by a sandstorm.
WHAT?!?
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it was so sad how she saw the sand but never got up😢😢😢😢
i feel bad for the mom who protected the eggs:(
Hermoso ejemplo de una buena madre cuidando contra todo a sus bebés
Da una idea de como era la vida de estos animalitos prehistóricos en aquellas épocas
Buen vídeo me hubiera gustado q durará un poco más
It’s a dad
Birds are still dinosaurs
Don't mess with their nest ..
10 reasons not to make scrabbled eggs
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The farm chicken is the closest relative of the Tyrannosaurus-Rex.
Birds are still dinosaurs? Birds were created birds. Dinosaurs were created as such. Same thing with all animals. Mens and womens were created as such, and is not the product of a common ancestry with some kind of monkey.
Evolution by luck is impossible. Or then how did the new informations came from? It had to be the exact information, at the exact time, needed to form a new part of an animal or even a simple flower, without which it would die. If a living organism is not fit for life, it will dissapear. Simple as that. Also, can you give me the name of an animal that went from a species to another species? I can't think of a single one. But they want us to believe that it all came up, completely by luck, witout a Creator. Really?
Also, since when does matter invent itself a future? Everything we look at, is full of evidences, that there was intelligence involved in all kinds of living things. Even our universe is proof of an intelligent design. No need to be a scientist.
@@Kalpesh_Patel73 no it isn't. All birds have a single common non avian dinosaurian ancestor. But it's common misconception T rex and chickens had any sort of direct ancestry but it's an honest mistake.
I cant be the only one who saw how much irony there is in that title😂
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I always feel sorry for dinosaurs. Really sad thing happened to them.😢
then we would not be here today (the mammals)
They sti exist the birds
@@prigual2901 so what?
BRUH the dedication she had
ADENTRARME MAS EN SAVER MAS TODAVIA ASERCA DE COMO VIVIERON
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@@julianzepeda2069 11¹¹¹11¹111¹111¹¹111¹
that's what every mother should be to her children same goes to the father as well
What.. sit on them till they all die together? Thats why there extinct!!
danny1988221 Boi! He ment protecting their young even when it means even risking their own life. Geez I won’t be surprised if you won a Darwin award (I seriously hope you know what it is.).
And another thing: Its *they’re*
@@nahfam9231 yeah sadly you have to many woman these days willing like monsters to pay a doctor to rip the babies peace by peace out their bellies.. while the abortion clinic pays millions to doctors for all those dead baby part.. and then they pay the democrat woman to brain wash all these ignorant into thinking its for their own good.. while getting paid millions to pass laws to make it legal to kill babies..
@@nahfam9231 funny thing is 80% of the people in here talk about how a good mother that fake story is for protecting those eggs ..and wont even condemn these monster killing the ones inside them..
Darwin award.. please if thats the best you can come up with an insult i feel sorry for you already..
danny1988221 Thats because some dinos are canibalistic, dosen’t necessarily means all of them are for goodness sakes. You think herbivores like Gigantoraptor, Triceratops, Diplodocus etc. eats meat? Wow... just wow....go spend some less time on the internet and use that brain of yours for something usefull.
for everyone hating on the predators, they needed to do that for food.
Not to mention the parent is also a predator, it eats a mother dinosaur in its own introduction.
Reuben Caldwell Oh. Did you see the full episode?
Yeah its the circle of life
This bird take care of her eggs more than my mom have taken care of me
😂😂😂😂😂😂
well it looks like dinosaurs were amazing parents and protected their nests no matter the danger and how difficult it is just like the evolved dinosaurs that survived until today the birds
OMG BBC Earth, making my heart hurt for crazy giant chickens from 10 billion years ago URGH :'(
65 billion* for this special species 75 billion
Thanks for the correction!
jimrayner100
ugh i hate that from german to enlgish billion changes the meaning always switch it up, yes million
:'(
+Fadi Seid سکس.ترکی
Spielberg should put the gigaraptor in the next jurassic park...
No lie the old documentary’s had better looking dinosaurs.
But I like the new ones as well.
Those pathetic tyrannosaurs are no match for the glorious chickenparrot master race.
Pc master race what?
I knew I'd find you here!
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DeathPlayz & More Alectrosaurus is a tyrannosaur. I said tyrannosaur, referring to a clade. Not Tyrannosaurus the genus.
And even then, a glorious Chickenparrot like Gigantoraptor has magical powers that allow it to defeat any opponent.
Luigi Gaskell
reminds me of the time I was viciously attacked by a goose as a small child
That was a bigger ostrich than what I thought 😂😂
Christ, poor dinosaurs they were never in peace.
The struggle for survival is sickly.
Honey nature isn’t nice. Death IS apart of nature. That’s what keeps them alive.
Artesanato
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@@bluesorcerer83 eih
What a good mother😢
Vince Joby Fernando Father*
🔴 In case anyone was about to take offense on the comment above me, another Planet Dinosaur documentery shows a Gigantoraptor pair, the male being grey & female being brown. Just wanted to clear that up! :) 🔴
Everybody gangsta until big bird gets mad
Oviraptorids is my favorite dinosaur species. My favorite in the species is the Oviraptor.
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@@ablayetoure2877 acrew
4 years ago e e è e è. E è e è e è e e
BEAUTIFUL SPECIALLY THAT LION WHO ACCEPTED BABY ANTELOPE AS MOTHER.
1: 25 that's me when someone takes my pen at school
LOL. 😂😂😂 Me: I go on the nice way.
Unconditional love, merely and adaptation that evolved to keep the cycle going but then again what part of us isn't merely an adaptation.
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There's no love involved. It's simply protecting the opportunity to spread their genes to the next generation. If a competing male ate all her offspring there would be no mourning period the mother would simply move on and mate with the intruder. This happens often in nature even in more intelligent animals like lions.
Thats why I love my mom :'(
I didn't know your mom Was a dinosaur
+Isaiah Mitchell ola
ToshTUBE but you dont have one ;(
you got crushed by sand along with her?
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Respect mother, she'll protect you from everything.
"Protecting the nest makes the offspring more likely to survive." Duh!
unfortunately some people don't understand this
Useful Music Some people don't realize that and not all dinosaurs protected their nests. Plus, in context of the whole episode, it doesn't sound stupid
what a great parent willing to take the risk
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Imagine protecting your young for life only for people many years later to think you were a bad parent.. 😢
i felt very sad for dying for their young ones ;-(
People, that's not an Oviraptor, it's a Gigantoraptor.
In watching the show you learn that they are not saying 'Oviraptor' as in the dinosaur, it is the family branch they are part of. It is like saying a diplodocus is a sauropod. At least thats what it seems to me.
Pretty much Oviraptora in this case
***** Exactly! thank you :)
***** but not an _oviraptor_...
Yeah but it is an Oviraptorid. Family of Oviraptors!!
If there is one thing I don't like about the show is how they use most roars are the same like majungasaur dasplatosaur and charcaradontasaur
True, but eh, it’s still good.
That’s tyrannosaurid is alectosaurus
he atac
he protec
but most importantly he sit
he also die
He also mom
Lol
But most importantly, he a she
U forgot that he a she
that is so sad it made me cry
BBC Earth is the best 🤗
The 2 predators were smaller than I expected
TheRisingJeans no the GIGANTOraptor was just bigger
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@@themanofmemes4911 5by88
well Alectrosaurus was Only 4 meters long
Очень печальная история 😢......
JOHN HURT what a voice he had RIP JOHN you are missed
Oviraptorid was a giant ``fearless`` chicken! What an animal!
Chicken?! Gigantoraptors were literally giant cassowaries.