@DJ Howard Literally every dinosaur I mentioned before specializes in hunting fish. Spinosaurids weren't the only animals to hunt turtles. Every opportunistic predator hunted turtles at some point. Except maybe the massive dinosaurs. I don't see how a massive 17 meter Spinosaurus, or even a 6 meter Irritator would spend energy to hunting a turtle. It's just not worth it. Now onto pterosaurs. Again, opportunistic predators would only hunt Pterosaurs when the opportunity presents itself and is just in the right circumstances. Again, I don't see how any animal would actively hunt a Pterosaur. It's like a lion trying to hunt an eagle. It's just not worth spending energy on that. Hadrosaurs lived where Spinosaurus was? I can understand if you meant Baryonyx, Siamosaurus, etc. But Hadrosaurs? Hadrosaurs lived at the same time and area as Spinosaurus? Spinosaurus actively hunted (which is what "eating" would imply due to all of the other groups of organisms you listed) Carcharodontosaurus? How? It's literally not worth it. It's an animal that is very dangerous to kill and is only a little bit smaller, but more lethal than Spinosaurus. It's like a lion hunting a hyena. It's not worth the energy t spend trying to hunt an animal that can potentially kill you. They may have had competitions over carcasses, but that never meant they hunted each other. Sorry to burst your bubble, but Spinosaurus might never win a fight against Tyrannosaurus. It's jaw muscles are weak (compared to Tyrannosaurus), has short legs (which means it's less agile). Yes Spinosaurus is bigger, but Tyrannosaurus is more lethal and agile.
@cool person Ummm..okay. So what if I did that? Are you salty just because you realized you aren't as smart as me? You really are honestly pathetic. We can determine the anatomy of each genera by comparing with more complete more closely related individuals, and they look practically the same, yes they do have some characteristics that make them different, but overall, they're the same. Also, what ways do the other genera fall uniqueness when compared to Spinosaurus? They are all piscivorous, they all have crocodilian snouts, they all have conical teeth, they all have relatively short legs and long arms, they all have hook like claws. Where are the differences between all of them again. Is it size? Is Spinosaurus only different because of its size? You do realize the second largest carnivorous dinosaur is also a Spinosaurid (well if it was compared with the size of Spinosaurus). Is it the sail? Some we actually had a sail, like Ichthyovenator (plus, unrelated dinosaurs also had sails like Acrocanthosaurus and Concavenator). So, how is Spinosaurus unique again?
@cool person Spinosaurus' lifestyle is literally present in every Spinosaurid. Why straight and conical teeth? Why crocodilian-like snouts? Why the pressure sensors in their snouts. Every single thing about the skull of every Spinosaurid tells us that they are specialized fish eaters. Not one is specialized to a different ecological niche and the rest have different ones. What do you mean by the features are more defined? The crocodile-like skull is the same on every genera. The only thing I can think about is the sail. Yes, the sail is very much defined in both Oxalaia and Spinosaurus, but that just makes Spinosaurus lose its uniqueness. Coupled with the fact that many non-dinosaur prehistoric animals such as Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, and Platyhistrix all have sails that make their height twice as high if not more than that. Yes, the snout of Spinosaurus may be more narrow (the only reason why the jaws are more narrow is because the snout is bigger, and it would have proportionally longer and more narrow jaws), have efficient alignment at the teeth, and a defined notch. Those little characteristics do make Spinosaurus unique, but I'm talking about the major "unique" traits of Spinosaurus most people talk about. Like it being Ichthyophagous/piscivorous, the sail, and the crocodile-like snout. Little characteristics do make each genera unique, but major characteristics, not so much. The sail on Ichthyovenator is not a hump but a sail, although it has a steep depression right at the illium/ischia (don't remember which one it is) and has a gradual impression and the sail goes down to the tip of the tail (I think). If the sail was for storing every, then it would probably not be that big. It could be for intimidation/attraction or regulating body temperature. I don't know if you understand this, but if the sail was to be there just for the sake of making the animal look big, then that wouldn't make sense. It's not a prey item, so that rules it out. There are no other predators bigger than it, actually it dwarfs most carnivores in its area, so that rules it out. If it's big, just for the sake of being big, then natural selection would take that trait out quickly. It has to be worth the energy to keep up with. Like I stated before, it might be there for intimidation/attraction or regulating body temperature. Yes, you're right, aside from Oxalaia, Spinosaurus is the only dinosaur that has a sail that doubles its height. Notice I said dinosaur. Have you forgotten about Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, or Platyhistrix yet?
@@joelmendes2321 yes im stupid, mr smart man My school never taught me about jurrasic & i only knew about this on jurrasic park where they're fight each other with T-rex So can you teach me? Mr smart man
It was only a big animal, not a monster like jurassic park (The same word for tirannosaurus, velociraptor, oviraptor, timurlengia, hulsanpes, beipiasaurus and all the poor theropods with the reputation of "monsters")
And Spinosaurus _eats them for lunch!_ In the same area, there was a fish called Mawsonia (it was related to the coelacanth) and it was not only quite big itself (roughly 3 to 6 meters--11 to _20_ feet) but may have made up the _basis_ for Spinosaurus' diet!
@@nathanlittlefield1099 yes. Last month on the 29th, a team discovered Spinosaurus' tail. It's long and flattened at the sides. Look it up and see what i mean (specifically, "Spinosaurus 2020")
T.rex: *gets fatally wounded, loses tip of tail & heavily scarred from hunting triceratops* Spinoboy: *happily scoops out fish and shares with his rugops neighbour*
Me MeS I wouldn’t say it was a water dinosaur considering it lived on land, but it’s long billed snout shows it mainly hunted fish, which it did, it was also bigger than the tyrannosaurus because of that huge spinal sail on its back.
It really is a shame Spino's south american cousin, Oxalaia has faded into fossil obscurity (what little remains it had were accidentally destroyed). And its common knowledge that high quality fossils of Spinosaurus were destroyed in WWII moreover it's much smaller relative the Irritator had its skull vandalized when it was first discovered (to make it look bigger). The Spino family has had some terrible luck with getting intact specimens... :(
As of new, recent evidence found in 2024, this video actually shows the best and most accurate representation of the hunting lifestyle of Spinosaurus, excluding the newly discovered parts of its physical anatomy. With the technique of a typical heron or stork; not a highly specialized, aquatic hunter, but actually a shoreline, wading predator.
I was surprised when I first watched this series. I was also amazed to learn that Spinosaurus was a fish-eater like Baryonyx and could swim. That crest impresses me.
Spinosaurus is an awesome dinosaur, perfectly suited to it's lifestyle of eating aquatic creatures in it's aquatic/swampy environment. With that said, anyone still holds to the JP3 mentality of it being the ultimate predator is either unbelievably stubborn in their ignorance, or...no that's pretty much it.
Tyson Sorvig You really need to get common sense. So an animal that eats 3 ton prey (Onchopristis) that's an apex predator itself (btw T. rex also couldn't kill anything larger than itself) is pathetic and weak?
Ain’t it ironic how the behavior of spinosaurus in this 2011 documentary is accurate in 2021 being that the new hone and holtz paper suggests spinosaurus was a wader instead of an aquatic pursuit predator.
Oh hi rex, did not expect to see you here in north africa, anyways yes, I was a wader and sometimes I just swam and ambushed Other dinosaurs, I also once got into a fight with a Charcaradontosaurs and yes, I won but I lost one of my tooth, its inside its neck www.quora.com/q/lzcuflsmugrezuex/Ive-heard-about-a-Spinosaurus-tooth-being-embedded-in-a-Carcharodontosaurus-vertebra-is-it-true-If-it-is-can-I-see-a
Reminds me of getting up early with the sun, waiting for the fog to lift on a calm lake while the light pours in. Getting out the tackle and bait, setting up on your favorite spot and just patiently waiting for a bite in peace. I got a feeling spinosaurus had those same vibes, just in a spinosaurus kinda way.
Just a few weeks ago, a study was released about a new, more complete Spinosaurus fossil they just found. The neural spines on the caudal vertebrae (the bit that sticks upward out of the tail bones) are really tall, so we now think it had a finned, eel-like tail that it used for swimming.
+Fie And they weren't anything alike. Spinosaurus walked on four (perhaps even being a knuckle-walker on its front hands) and lived a more aquatic life. This BBC representation is old, but accurate for its time. Comparing tyrannosaurus with spinosaurus is like comparing a lion to a crocodile: are they on land or in the water?
and complete fiction. We know how much more powerful a T. rex is than a spinosaurus and how big a spinosaurus is. Both would have their hands full but break away from the fight.
@@AceofDlamonds Lemme rephrase it for you, "No dinosaur in Jurassic world is natural, their DNA was edited by adding the DNA of other animals." ~ Henry Wu. It's a movie man, anything can happen in it, the spino was probably genetically modified to be stronger.
@@ansh6370 That's a convenient trick. But actually is a cover for artistic license they've taken for their movie. But it's difficult to claim artistic license for something that has factual grounds. T. rex and the "Velociraptor" (Deinonychus) are more or less life sized, but for some reason Spinosaurus was beefed up? No, they were promoting the movie and had spinosaurs in around the ballpark size compared to a T. rex actually in that scene. The genetic modification excuse is just a cover.
@@AceofDlamonds When the movie was made it was believed spinosaurus was bipedal which would definitely make him taller than T.rex, that is why they made it like that. Spino is still half bipedal half quadruped like a bear so I don't have any problem with it's size.
@@nanuqo2006 I thought that increased oxygen levels applied (granted to a lesser extent) to all life on earth and when paired with other factors, such as competitive growth and an abundance of food, could yield the same result.
+El todo poderoso Arceus Scientists believe even the simplest predators MUST have more advanced brains than those of herbivorous animals, it takes more brainpower to fish out or overpower prey then to eat a leaf.
No one should be fighting because t-Rex and spinosaur both dominated no matter what. They lived in different times and they both lived in different environments and JP3 was only a movie but anyway I love both of these dinosaurs no matter how big or small they are
I like to compare T. Rex and Spinosaurus to modern lions and crocodiles. It doesn't matter much who would win, they're both the masters and rulers of their ecosystems; dry land for T. Rex and lions and fish-filled rivers for Spinosaurus and crocodiles.
Guys...GUYS...let's think about this: That fish is 8-meters-long. I looked it up, and 8 meters is equal to *26-feet*. The fish is also a sawfish, which is a type of shark. The Spinosaurus managed to eat a 26-foot-long shark like it was just a California roll!
Which only show it had short legs. Does not mean it can walk on all fours or smaller than we thought (in fact it is still agreed this is the largest theropod ever)
River: Welcome to McRiver's! What would you like to order? Spinosaurus: I'd like to order some of these sword fish thingy... fish... River: Do you mean Onchopristis... Spinosaurus: I just need my order. River: Here you go! Spinosaurs: Thanks! River: That'll cost $100! Spinosaurus: Nope.. I'm out.... *Grabs Onchopristis and eats on land.*
@@opheebop8317 thats why im mad at what she said also u piss me off when u said pc camera it shows you defending her also trying to act tough/ chill thats why I want to phone talk with u since you want to play the hero role or the knight role
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In JP3 The Spinosaurus was not really intended to be in the park. Dr Wu was trying to create a suchomimus but then something happened and it created the spinosaurus, thats probably why it looks messed up.
It's actually explained Spinosaurus was experimented on for 9 months with other genes (hinting at it being a hybrid) in the new Dinosaur Protection Group site!
Just imagine how much could have weighed an 8 meters long sawfish. In order to lift a fish like that, Spinosaur's bite ought to have been extremely strong, regardless of its hunting abits.
that fish was 500 kg. and spinosaurus bite was 2 to 3 tons~2,5 tons, that is indeed a stronge bite but quite poor compared to other carnivirous therapods, especially to tyrannosaridea, and also for its size it was quite weak.
@@svenheuseveldt7188 well yeah. Unlike T Rex whos jaws were designed to crush bone. Spinosaurs jaws were designed for fishing and not really fighting tho im sure it could have fought if it needed to tho no idea what dinosaur whould even fight it considering spinosaurus was the biggest and longest Carnivore to ever walk the earth so its size alone probably whould have made anything up to a size of a Carnotaur run away in fear and anything up to a Allosaurus only consider attacking it if it was desperate.
actually it wasent strong a nile crocodile has a stronger bite than spino sorry for disapoint ment but you mean strong neck muscle wich dont hear from the descretion of spino see this show is outdated real spino had croc tail for swiming wich it can hunt this fish
I missed this show. I loved these. This episode is revolved round Spinosaurus. I learned so much about Spinosaurus. And this is why I love this dinosaur so much! That design was awesome! If only it was used in JP III
The current material on Spinosaurus renders this depiction inaccurate (at least the size of the legs and the shape of the sail, the behavior and the rest of the anatomy is still probably spot on). But I want to clarify several things since some of the people in these comments seem quite confused. The pressure sensors in its snout are comprised of a neurovascular system of veins and sensors continuing towards the tip of the premaxilla. As the narrator said, they are similar to those seen in Crocodyliforms and are exploited as a means of detecting movement in the water. The function of the dorsal sail is not thermoregulation. For a structure on an animal to be able to control its body temperature, there must be traces of blood vessels within that structure. There is absolutely no trace of blood vessel masses within the dorsal sail of Spinosaurus. So the thermoregulation hypothesis is unlikely. Andrea Cau has proposed that the dorsal neural spines of theropod dinosaurs contain nuche ligaments that would control the craniocervical section and allow the animal to position its neck in specific ways. This function may correlate to the ichthyophagous lifestyles of theropod dinosaurs (this is why most members of spinosauridae possess dorsal sails.). This feature is also present in Deinocheirus as indicated by the new material. Source : theropoda.blogspot.com/2014/10/deinocheirus-revolution-episodio-5.html?m=1 (Make sure your browser has a "translate page" option, as Andrea Cau blogs in Italian.)
Is it true that there might be an error in the scaling of the legs? At paleontologist Mark Witton's blog, I read that the legs could have been longer (not long enough to make Spino a biped though, at least not fully) and that National Geographic may have used the lower estimate to make the discovery more sensational. By the way, thanks for pointing out the muscle attachment thing! Too many people still believe the sail was used for thermoregulation. Your comments on these vids are highly appreciated!
P.S: Is it already proven that Deinocheirus' sail was used for muscle attachment? If so, damn was that fast! XD. I just wish the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology would publish a paper on the 'new' Deinocheirus, but I'm still waiting.
Paco Martos As far as the reduced hind limb length is concerned, Nizar Ibrahim and Simone Maganuco have been quite professional in responding to Scott Hartman and Mark Witton's posts. Their responses are quite convincing and they seem to confirm the hind limb length. Even if a slight scaling error is discovered, it probably won't make the legs that much longer (a few extra centimeters, if any). Surprisingly, Spinosaurus may still be capable of waking as a biped. Andrea Cau has proposed that the dorsal neural spines contain nuche ligaments that control the craniocervical section (head an neck) of the body, and the animal would be able to raise its neck upright. This in turn would shift the center of gravity towards the posterior by a good margin and the animal could function as a biped despite the disproportionately short legs. In fact, a short legged Spinosaurus walking as a biped with its neck held upright would actually be reminiscent of a duck or a pelican. I'll post a source in my next comment.
And concerning Deinocheirus, it hasn't been confirmed that the dorsal neural spines function as muscle attachment. The idea was just proposed by Andrea Cau (and I'll admit, it makes a hell lot of sense).
The thing that amazes me about the spinosaurus is that it's species was in the grand scheme of things so close to avoiding the extinction of dinosaurs. It's evolution as a species had clearly been travelling in a more aquatic direction and given time it could if fully converted just like the ancestors of mosasaurus. But due to natural global warming its naturally swamp environment became desert and it unfortunately couldn't adapt to the change I environment fast enough
No it's just that the spino wasn't actually going in that direction it wasn't becoming aquatic it was a fish hunter, that tail didn't evolve for swimming it was for display
With all the comments on how T-Rex shouldn't lose to Spinosaurus has anyone ever thought about the environment in where they fought I mean on solid land the T-Rex may be dominant but near water the tide may change (no pun intended). I mean if the Spinosaurus is any thing like the crocodiles they relate to I'm sure he would use similar tactics such as drowning prey that had more of an advantage on land. I mean looking at his teeth they are more built for holding onto prey while ripping at them with his claws it makes sense that he would use this tactic to drown his prey faster.
Bro, Spinosaurus would literally DESTROY T-Rex, everyone that says "T-rEx cOuLd eAsiLY dEfEaT a SpInoSaUrUs" is bullshit, those people Literally underestimate the size and strength of Spinosaurus. People who say that are absolute retards and know nothing about Spinosaurus.
Great documentary, pity it came out before a lot of the great scientific revelations about Spinosaurus. The newer reconstructions show a much more unique and interesting animal. Hopefully a new, big budget one will be made soon.
actually this is more optimal because spinosaurus would only eat the most nutrient rich parts of the fish such as the liver and eggs to get the most out of the feeding season just like grizzly bears during salmon runs.
Justin Ruim Thats true, but there's also another thing, grabbing fish is also probably fun for Spinosaurus, which is why I can see it repeating it over and over if it could. Hunting was probably one of all predator dinosaurs favorite activity, after mating and resting perhaps, though a T Rex hunting a Triceratops swinging its horns might be more focused than enjoying the hunt.
micronesia2 Agreed, on the last part at least. Spinosaurus isn't in any real danger from an Onchopristis, they'd likely run rather than fight. Spinosaurus is almost twice their length and triple their weight. Triceratops however, is a much different matter. Triceratops may have been shorter than T. rex in length and height, but it was still able to do damage, not to mention it weighed more or less the same (8-12 tons vs 9 tons for T. rex). It also had a nasty defence and offence. On the other hand however, in the dry season where it _may_ have to scavenge and fight for it's food, then I can see Spinosaurus not enjoying it as much as it should.
R.I.P. John Hurt, thank you for your excellent narration before leaving us.
John hurt himself?
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When you realise spinos live in Africa
@@meghanachauhan9380 why
@@meghanachauhan9380 he passed away.
I used to watch this as a kid... the good old days!
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Yeah me too. Even today,still very very impressive.
I used to love these kinds of things, spending hours watching these, Blue Planet, and Nigel Marvin’s oceanic documentaries
Spinosaurus is my favourite dinosaur. It's just so...unique
Baryonyx, Irritator, Suchomimus, Suchosaurus, Ostafrikasaurus, Siamosaurus, Cristatusaurus, Oxalaia, and Ichthyovenator say otherwise.
Spino = best
@DJ Howard Literally every dinosaur I mentioned before specializes in hunting fish.
Spinosaurids weren't the only animals to hunt turtles. Every opportunistic predator hunted turtles at some point. Except maybe the massive dinosaurs. I don't see how a massive 17 meter Spinosaurus, or even a 6 meter Irritator would spend energy to hunting a turtle. It's just not worth it.
Now onto pterosaurs. Again, opportunistic predators would only hunt Pterosaurs when the opportunity presents itself and is just in the right circumstances. Again, I don't see how any animal would actively hunt a Pterosaur. It's like a lion trying to hunt an eagle. It's just not worth spending energy on that.
Hadrosaurs lived where Spinosaurus was? I can understand if you meant Baryonyx, Siamosaurus, etc. But Hadrosaurs? Hadrosaurs lived at the same time and area as Spinosaurus?
Spinosaurus actively hunted (which is what "eating" would imply due to all of the other groups of organisms you listed) Carcharodontosaurus? How? It's literally not worth it. It's an animal that is very dangerous to kill and is only a little bit smaller, but more lethal than Spinosaurus. It's like a lion hunting a hyena. It's not worth the energy t spend trying to hunt an animal that can potentially kill you. They may have had competitions over carcasses, but that never meant they hunted each other.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Spinosaurus might never win a fight against Tyrannosaurus. It's jaw muscles are weak (compared to Tyrannosaurus), has short legs (which means it's less agile). Yes Spinosaurus is bigger, but Tyrannosaurus is more lethal and agile.
@cool person Ummm..okay. So what if I did that? Are you salty just because you realized you aren't as smart as me? You really are honestly pathetic. We can determine the anatomy of each genera by comparing with more complete more closely related individuals, and they look practically the same, yes they do have some characteristics that make them different, but overall, they're the same. Also, what ways do the other genera fall uniqueness when compared to Spinosaurus? They are all piscivorous, they all have crocodilian snouts, they all have conical teeth, they all have relatively short legs and long arms, they all have hook like claws. Where are the differences between all of them again. Is it size? Is Spinosaurus only different because of its size? You do realize the second largest carnivorous dinosaur is also a Spinosaurid (well if it was compared with the size of Spinosaurus). Is it the sail? Some we actually had a sail, like Ichthyovenator (plus, unrelated dinosaurs also had sails like Acrocanthosaurus and Concavenator). So, how is Spinosaurus unique again?
@cool person Spinosaurus' lifestyle is literally present in every Spinosaurid. Why straight and conical teeth? Why crocodilian-like snouts? Why the pressure sensors in their snouts. Every single thing about the skull of every Spinosaurid tells us that they are specialized fish eaters. Not one is specialized to a different ecological niche and the rest have different ones. What do you mean by the features are more defined? The crocodile-like skull is the same on every genera. The only thing I can think about is the sail. Yes, the sail is very much defined in both Oxalaia and Spinosaurus, but that just makes Spinosaurus lose its uniqueness. Coupled with the fact that many non-dinosaur prehistoric animals such as Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, and Platyhistrix all have sails that make their height twice as high if not more than that. Yes, the snout of Spinosaurus may be more narrow (the only reason why the jaws are more narrow is because the snout is bigger, and it would have proportionally longer and more narrow jaws), have efficient alignment at the teeth, and a defined notch. Those little characteristics do make Spinosaurus unique, but I'm talking about the major "unique" traits of Spinosaurus most people talk about. Like it being Ichthyophagous/piscivorous, the sail, and the crocodile-like snout. Little characteristics do make each genera unique, but major characteristics, not so much. The sail on Ichthyovenator is not a hump but a sail, although it has a steep depression right at the illium/ischia (don't remember which one it is) and has a gradual impression and the sail goes down to the tip of the tail (I think). If the sail was for storing every, then it would probably not be that big. It could be for intimidation/attraction or regulating body temperature. I don't know if you understand this, but if the sail was to be there just for the sake of making the animal look big, then that wouldn't make sense. It's not a prey item, so that rules it out. There are no other predators bigger than it, actually it dwarfs most carnivores in its area, so that rules it out. If it's big, just for the sake of being big, then natural selection would take that trait out quickly. It has to be worth the energy to keep up with. Like I stated before, it might be there for intimidation/attraction or regulating body temperature. Yes, you're right, aside from Oxalaia, Spinosaurus is the only dinosaur that has a sail that doubles its height. Notice I said dinosaur. Have you forgotten about Dimetrodon, Edaphosaurus, or Platyhistrix yet?
2:00- I love how you can see Rugops in the background waiting for the leftovers.
Holy sh*t
Bro fucking his mother😊
That's one hell of a catch that I never seen up until now.
It's amazing how much we learned about Spinosaurus since this came out.
True
I 100% agree.
I never thought this would eat fish
@@kuroalicia9240 well then your acutlly stupid
@@joelmendes2321 yes im stupid, mr smart man
My school never taught me about jurrasic & i only knew about this on jurrasic park where they're fight each other with T-rex
So can you teach me? Mr smart man
Anything that feeds on a fish that size is a truly terrifying creature indeed. That sawfish is over four times my height!
I know right! The Spinosaurus is truly fascinating. One of my favourites!
Spinosaurus was the Mesozoic Monster! :P
It was only a big animal, not a monster like jurassic park (The same word for tirannosaurus, velociraptor, oviraptor, timurlengia, hulsanpes, beipiasaurus and all the poor theropods with the reputation of "monsters")
+andrea pontalti well,hello there.
Here i bump into you again,
Love them agyptiacus animals
+andrea pontalti yeah,
Tyranno wasn't far from behaving like a chicken.
(Taking care if it's young and not so monster-ish)
0:13: Those look small
0:27: OH SHIT 😳
And Spinosaurus _eats them for lunch!_
In the same area, there was a fish called Mawsonia (it was related to the coelacanth) and it was not only quite big itself (roughly 3 to 6 meters--11 to _20_ feet) but may have made up the _basis_ for Spinosaurus' diet!
@Anti Rex 3000 The Legendary Dinosaur Shark YT naah, it's just the Mesozoic in particular.
Lol
Well spinosaurus is 58 feet big lol
IKR
Certainly a fascinating dinosaur. Can't believe how much majestic this thing is especially with its recently discovered tail for aquatic purposes
I find it so fascinating that these animals lived on the same planet as we do years before us and how life has changed so much.
Agreed
Yeah now we have to deal with finding a house without being in debt due to inflation
And more fascinating to know this is not how spino actually looked like
Rugops: "Thanks for the leftovers Spino."
Spinosaurus: "Glad you like them Rugops. Help yourself. There's plenty more where that came from."
Rugops: Kinda sharp tho.
Spino: Well, I'm not gonna eat THAT bit.
Spinosaurus: So long and thanks for all the fish!
Spinosaurus: yeets his food
Rugops: bippity boppity this is now my property
XD
I was wondering what the name of the second dinosaur thanks for the spelling I got it so many times wrong....
too much shit
Haha
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Rugops: Hey Spino, won't you finish this?
Spinosaurus: Nope!
Rugops: So can I eat it?
Spinosaurus: Eat and not disturbing me while I'm fishing
Wow! Cool! That's amazing! I like dinosaurs
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Thank you! 🙂
People have to understand that dinosaurs were living creatures, not movie monsters.
+Dominic Butters Even animals alive today get made into movie monsters that act in ways they never do.
+THE GAMING BROS so you mean that dinosaur is less agressive on humans?
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ikr im glad u understand
guess I'm not the only one :D
The tail of Spinosaurus has been discovered. You'll never see Spinosaurus as a (purely) land based predator ever again.
Really?
@@nathanlittlefield1099 yes. Last month on the 29th, a team discovered Spinosaurus' tail. It's long and flattened at the sides. Look it up and see what i mean (specifically, "Spinosaurus 2020")
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I hate the new spino I loved this one but know I don’t like spino.
But I don’t understand how did spino walked on four legs and he’s arm didn’t break
3:53 Oh,Thank you Mr. Spinosaurus for that delicious meal.
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T.rex: *gets fatally wounded, loses tip of tail & heavily scarred from hunting triceratops*
Spinoboy: *happily scoops out fish and shares with his rugops neighbour*
Spino>T-rex
@@undeadking420💀 trex would murder a spino
@@Xqvn T rex overrated
@@Just_Pradyun trex biteforce and smelling sense is much potent, spino is better hunter
Not fatally.
This must look like a horror slasher movie for fish
Yep
To ants an aardvark feeding would basically be a kaiju movie
Piggy Oink Oink oh shit ur right lmao
I wonder if ants co-existed with Dinosaurs
They probably did
Couldn't imagine seeing the dinosaur pick a 25 foot long fish up out of the river!!
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Kobie the Compy , he is a kid
Kobie the Compy no he died on his keyboard
Those jaws must have a lot of strength
Spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur
It is a water dinosaur
And I like water
Water is too wet tbh
Me MeS I wouldn’t say it was a water dinosaur considering it lived on land, but it’s long billed snout shows it mainly hunted fish, which it did, it was also bigger than the tyrannosaurus because of that huge spinal sail on its back.
Me MeS and land
Yeah everyone like water
Is it weak against grass type dinos
Huge respect to the cameraman the guy had to stand there 65 million years to get us this amazing footage
nice joke....
This is video footage from a time traveler
Cringe
Old joke, again and again..
Spinosaurus is actully from 100 million years ago
I like the animation for spinosaurs, a very cool looking animal.
TheJamesrocket sadly he doesnt walk like that
^ thats true :)
TheJamesrocket he looks cool but incredibly deadly
TheJamesrocket bom
@@svenheuseveldt7188 yes. I wish it did
The dinosaur's surroundings make it seem smaller, it's quite impressive how big spinosaurus really was
It really is a shame Spino's south american cousin, Oxalaia has faded into fossil obscurity (what little remains it had were accidentally destroyed).
And its common knowledge that high quality fossils of Spinosaurus were destroyed in WWII moreover it's much smaller relative the Irritator had its skull vandalized when it was first discovered (to make it look bigger).
The Spino family has had some terrible luck with getting intact specimens... :(
Press F for the Spinosaur family, hopefully paleontologists will be able to find more intact Spinosaurs.
Zach Pissios F
That's the only reason T rex is so famous
@@adibabrar1702 Agreed
I’ve read just today that paleontologists in Morocco found a nearly complete tail of Spinosaurus,, there’s still hope.
As of new, recent evidence found in 2024, this video actually shows the best and most accurate representation of the hunting lifestyle of Spinosaurus, excluding the newly discovered parts of its physical anatomy.
With the technique of a typical heron or stork; not a highly specialized, aquatic hunter, but actually a shoreline, wading predator.
1:25 when the microwave dinner is almost ready
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@@donareisya2286 you beat me to it by a few months
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@@lu1sfps327 why
The fact that all those creatures lived on Earth, day by day, doing their thing, is awesome,!
Spinos: like to waste food
Spinomother: Stop wasting spinos in africa have no fish cause there is no water. They would love this food!
Shelly tough
Shelly this would be funny if spinosaurus didn't live in Africa
@@simonegardener7740 think its better cause its from north africa
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Maybe they could eat most portions of an Onchopristis at certain times of the year.
I used to think all of this was real because it looked so realistic
Facts
me too
@@DaHeavenlyFlamingo lie when you were younger you thought this was real ,right?
@The BiteJaw Dino it has been debunked
@The BiteJaw Dino liar, lol
I love spino 😍
I love spino too
Btw for people who didnt know that a spinosaurus skeleton is found they had long legs.
+DKW V.L.P you spino fan :)
Zach Lichter i actually did research and i found out that a t.rex whas better in everything
Zach Lichter and btw yes they found one
I was surprised when I first watched this series. I was also amazed to learn that Spinosaurus was a fish-eater like Baryonyx and could swim. That crest impresses me.
Spinosaurus is an awesome dinosaur, perfectly suited to it's lifestyle of eating aquatic creatures in it's aquatic/swampy environment. With that said, anyone still holds to the JP3 mentality of it being the ultimate predator is either unbelievably stubborn in their ignorance, or...no that's pretty much it.
Tyson Sorvig Oh yeah, a T-Rex would have killed Spinosaur with one or two bites based of bite pressure per square inch and overall weight.
rgbsax I doubt spinosaurus even had a bite pressure remotely similar to trex.
Now that it's been agreed upon that Spino was a quadruped, I think this debate is becoming less and less supportive for Spino.
Tyson Sorvig You really need to get common sense. So an animal that eats 3 ton prey (Onchopristis) that's an apex predator itself (btw T. rex also couldn't kill anything larger than itself) is pathetic and weak?
Bk Jeong Spino was suited to it's niche, nothing more.
Ain’t it ironic how the behavior of spinosaurus in this 2011 documentary is accurate in 2021 being that the new hone and holtz paper suggests spinosaurus was a wader instead of an aquatic pursuit predator.
Oh hi rex, did not expect to see you here in north africa, anyways yes, I was a wader and sometimes I just swam and ambushed Other dinosaurs, I also once got into a fight with a Charcaradontosaurs and yes, I won but I lost one of my tooth, its inside its neck
www.quora.com/q/lzcuflsmugrezuex/Ive-heard-about-a-Spinosaurus-tooth-being-embedded-in-a-Carcharodontosaurus-vertebra-is-it-true-If-it-is-can-I-see-a
My two favourite Dinos
Lol yeah. I came back to watch this after seeing animations of the "aquatic pursuit predator" spino. The wading spino just makes a lot more sense
t rex and spino ... i thought you guy were enemys
btw you guys are my favourite dinos .
Reminds me of getting up early with the sun, waiting for the fog to lift on a calm lake while the light pours in. Getting out the tackle and bait, setting up on your favorite spot and just patiently waiting for a bite in peace.
I got a feeling spinosaurus had those same vibes, just in a spinosaurus kinda way.
1:15 when your mom comes home with KFC
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Got an ad on pregnancy when I clicked on the time stamp
@@natsucrazy7200 lol
Taco bell 🌮
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The CGI on this is truly amazing. Everything looks natural and real
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Can’t give points to sound design tho
I remember the good ol’ dinosaur era, 2012-2015 😌
Just a few weeks ago, a study was released about a new, more complete Spinosaurus fossil they just found. The neural spines on the caudal vertebrae (the bit that sticks upward out of the tail bones) are really tall, so we now think it had a finned, eel-like tail that it used for swimming.
I bet it would have been a beautiful animal in its time...
Yes but this guy is BIPEDAL still well we think it had a leaning like posture
@@vijaysecurity a bendy neck has been proposed meaning it might have hold its head like a Stork or a Pelican.
@@draw2death421 exactly
Here's a good video giving some proof that the spino was not semi aquatic it just hunted fish. ruclips.net/video/TkBdxRkXbYM/видео.html
Why do people argue wheter a t-rex or spinosaurus would win in a fight??? THEY DIDN'T EVEN LIVE AT THE SAME TIME!!!!!!!!!
Because people love to fight
+Fie Because people are idiots
+Fie And they weren't anything alike. Spinosaurus walked on four (perhaps even being a knuckle-walker on its front hands) and lived a more aquatic life. This BBC representation is old, but accurate for its time. Comparing tyrannosaurus with spinosaurus is like comparing a lion to a crocodile: are they on land or in the water?
Jupiter This spinosaurus is weird, it looks like the 2001 one but acts like the 2014 reconstruction
I am agreed
2:10 wasteful? No
He’s just Gordan Spino
He thinks food will be unfresh in seconds
“My God, this is bland. Absolutely fuckin’ hideous.”
Where's the hadrosaur sauce?!
@@christopherdinoguy8346 hadrosauce
Gordon Spino XD
Who’s watching this in 2024
Here
Spinosaur and I are fishers.
here brev
@ At least someone replied
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Jurassic Park 3. Steven Spielberg's fav dinosaur . Still remember the fight scene between T Rex and Spinosaurus. Epic !!
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and complete fiction. We know how much more powerful a T. rex is than a spinosaurus and how big a spinosaurus is. Both would have their hands full but break away from the fight.
@@AceofDlamonds
Lemme rephrase it for you, "No dinosaur in Jurassic world is natural, their DNA was edited by adding the DNA of other animals." ~ Henry Wu.
It's a movie man, anything can happen in it, the spino was probably genetically modified to be stronger.
@@ansh6370
That's a convenient trick. But actually is a cover for artistic license they've taken for their movie. But it's difficult to claim artistic license for something that has factual grounds. T. rex and the "Velociraptor" (Deinonychus) are more or less life sized, but for some reason Spinosaurus was beefed up? No, they were promoting the movie and had spinosaurs in around the ballpark size compared to a T. rex actually in that scene. The genetic modification excuse is just a cover.
@@AceofDlamonds
When the movie was made it was believed spinosaurus was bipedal which would definitely make him taller than T.rex, that is why they made it like that. Spino is still half bipedal half quadruped like a bear so I don't have any problem with it's size.
I love both T-Rex and Spinosaurus....so....whatcha going to do!
I love GMK
***** WHAT YOU GOIN' TO DO BOUT' IT BRUH!!!!
+tawog11 the spinosaurus is so much more cool and dangerous
+Tyrannosaurus Rex spino gonna hunt you down bruub
Thug life.
That's a. Big. Fish
I've seen bigger
That’s life before humans for ya.
One word. Oxygen
@@ericapagaduan5143 That only applies to insects.
@@nanuqo2006 I thought that increased oxygen levels applied (granted to a lesser extent) to all life on earth and when paired with other factors, such as competitive growth and an abundance of food, could yield the same result.
when i watched this when i was younger I thought the onchopristis would of tasted good lol
It does *cooked*
😂😂
Then you must be a spino
What a smart dinosaur, kills the fish by holding it down and clawing it.
All dinasaurs are smart
If dinasaurs were dumb
They wouldnt know how yo kill anything
+dhcuae888 They arent smart, they are actually pretty stupid, its just instinct
+dhcuae888 if dinosaurs were smart they'd still be alive jk jk...
+El todo poderoso Arceus Scientists believe even the simplest predators MUST have more advanced brains than those of herbivorous animals, it takes more brainpower to fish out or overpower prey then to eat a leaf.
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It’s really crazy how big animals use to be.
Onchopristis looks like it's always happy. No seriously, when the video shows its underside, it's mouth is smiling!
I died laughing.
Basically it died looking happy😂😂😂
lol I noticed to .😄
Sawfish are like that in modern times too. They're bottom feeders, so their mouths are pretty much built for that XD
Spinosaurus: killing the shit out of it
Onchopristis: *is happy*
Great idea, Great video, Please continue to make more videos !!!
No one should be fighting because t-Rex and spinosaur both dominated no matter what. They lived in different times and they both lived in different environments and JP3 was only a movie but anyway I love both of these dinosaurs no matter how big or small they are
I like to compare T. Rex and Spinosaurus to modern lions and crocodiles. It doesn't matter much who would win, they're both the masters and rulers of their ecosystems; dry land for T. Rex and lions and fish-filled rivers for Spinosaurus and crocodiles.
Yes
Once I found spinosaurs I fell in love with this semi aquatic giant Dino.
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2:03 BOI HES THICCC
DAMN BOI THATS A T H I C C ASS BOI
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OG design of Spinosaurus never die
The spino was just amazing!
Guys...GUYS...let's think about this:
That fish is 8-meters-long. I looked it up, and 8 meters is equal to *26-feet*.
The fish is also a sawfish, which is a type of shark.
The Spinosaurus managed to eat a 26-foot-long shark like it was just a California roll!
So it took 2 bites.
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So ıts pretty clear other Predators runnig to hills when see this Guy
We have skulls and there are A LOT of vertebrae....
No doubt this is the largest theropod.
and theres the recent discovery of most of the ribs and even parts of the back legs tail and toes
Which only show it had short legs. Does not mean it can walk on all fours or smaller than we thought (in fact it is still agreed this is the largest theropod ever)
Welcome to the comment section of a Spinosaurus video. 50% T-Rex vs Spino/Spino is strong. 25% Ark Survival. 25% Smart people.
RielTheDinosaurMan // Spirit69 nope you mean 50% t,Rex versus spino 75% of them salty t.rex fanboys the rest either lost people or smart people.
Noah St Hill 75% and 50%? XD
Which one are you?
@@chinky111169 I think he means 75 out of the fifty. If there are 200 comments, 50 would be 100 and 75 OF THE 50 is 75
Well in ark the spino would win in the battle against the trex and did you know the trex might have actually heals feathers?
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Rugops:is for me?.
Ah a man of culture.
Spinosaurus:sure take bite.
i love dinos
I bet they would love you too... to eat you, that is. HUE HUE
Thorvandal hu3hu3 sempre deixando as marcas hues
Hmmm.......
.many ill táste like a hamburger
Chris Jagielka lol you see a small feathered tail in the big grass:
Awwwww how cute a weird bird!
It comes out:
AAAAAAAA A RAPTOR HELP!!!!!
I remember when I used to watch these videos as a little kid.memories😭😭😭
I watched dinosaur videos since I was like 4
River: Welcome to McRiver's! What would you like to order?
Spinosaurus: I'd like to order some of these sword fish thingy... fish...
River: Do you mean Onchopristis...
Spinosaurus: I just need my order.
River: Here you go!
Spinosaurs: Thanks!
River: That'll cost $100!
Spinosaurus: Nope.. I'm out.... *Grabs Onchopristis and eats on land.*
I watched this when I was younger so the nostalgia is real for me.
The thought of seeing this animal in person is awe-inspiring.. too bad they're long gone though.
If the bones could contain enough DNA we could resurrect this beast.
Cadyn Taylor Not really.
Cadyn Taylor I know this comment was just about 3 years ago but I just want to say we have no usable DNA from dinosaurs and probably never will
Ducks are pretty similar and they are still around.
Cadyn Taylor
The fossils don't contain even the original carbon. Not to speak of DNA.
I hope the dislikes don't all just come from T-Rex fanboys. Who says you have to like one dino or the other?
IKR! I love T-Rex but i love Spino the same! I think the only reason the war started was when J.P.3. Came out and the T-Rex died :/
Nayr Landis You can blame Jack Horner for that one.
cryoflare Lets hope J.W. will back it up!
cryoflare oh my god. Best. Comment. Ever.
Tom H YEAH I KNOW RIGHT! (Even though I am a Tyrannosaurus! fan i'm not like the other fans I like most dinos.)
Better than PS4 graphics.
Spinosaurus was such an amazing dinosaur.
Dat be a BIG alligator... we're gonna need a bigger boat...
U know, That guy a LOT bigger
thuan dam we need a cruise ship.
U know, That guy not a cruise ship.... we need a cruise ship the size of florida
*freedom ship arrives*
Spinosaurus:dafuk
xd
1:27 MOTHER OF GOD!! MY HEARTH!!
Stfu garbag
@pc camera what did she/he ever did to you huh?
@@opheebop8317 thats why im mad at what she said also u piss me off when u said pc camera it shows you defending her also trying to act tough/ chill thats why I want to phone talk with u since you want to play the hero role or the knight role
@@opheebop8317 If u check replies u can see I insNTLTantly reply with send location because I was like is he rly defending over that no comment just send xd
PC Gamer that guy is such a pussio😂
These animator creates an awesome 3D of the landscape and dinosaurs ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This Spinosaurus looks more realistic than the cartoon in JP3.
tbf Jurassic Park didn't have much to go on in terms of how spinosaurus looked
Justinian Details they probably didn't use cgi
In JP3 they dont show how the Spino Realy is .. Just a killer nothing more ...
In JP3 The Spinosaurus was not really intended to be in the park. Dr Wu was trying to create a suchomimus but then something happened and it created the spinosaurus, thats probably why it looks messed up.
It's actually explained Spinosaurus was experimented on for 9 months with other genes (hinting at it being a hybrid) in the new Dinosaur Protection Group site!
Spinisaurus is my favourite dinosaur. Who is like me?
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Nobody biacht
@@aniqkhairul8519 what is a biacht?
me too
In my fossil collection I have 3 Spinosaurus teeth and 1 barb from Onchopristis. :)
ThePrehistoricMaster I have a spino tooth to
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ThePrehistoricMaster where did you get these
I have 2 spino teeth.5 Allo Teath.And a Whole skeleton of a Mosasaur(Just kidding on the last one)
I have a mosasaur Tooth and gum
i remember watching this when i was little.. i used to be obsessed with dinosaurs :)
Just imagine how much could have weighed an 8 meters long sawfish. In order to lift a fish like that, Spinosaur's bite ought to have been extremely strong, regardless of its hunting abits.
The Judge of the Dead a.k.a King Minos Yep. Those are fish that we need to lift with steel aircraft cable.
that fish was 500 kg. and spinosaurus bite was 2 to 3 tons~2,5 tons, that is indeed a stronge bite
but quite poor compared to other carnivirous therapods, especially to tyrannosaridea, and also for its size it was quite weak.
@@svenheuseveldt7188 well yeah. Unlike T Rex whos jaws were designed to crush bone. Spinosaurs jaws were designed for fishing and not really fighting tho im sure it could have fought if it needed to tho no idea what dinosaur whould even fight it considering spinosaurus was the biggest and longest Carnivore to ever walk the earth so its size alone probably whould have made anything up to a size of a Carnotaur run away in fear and anything up to a Allosaurus only consider attacking it if it was desperate.
actually it wasent strong a nile crocodile has a stronger bite than spino sorry for disapoint ment but you mean strong neck muscle wich dont hear from the descretion of spino see this show is outdated real spino had croc tail for swiming wich it can hunt this fish
@@chadcarrots5390 That's a lowball
SPINY IS AWESOME
yay
SPINOSAURUS IS MY FAVORITE DINO!!! :D
Jeremy Lewis irk :D
Better than t-rex since spinosaurus can nae nae
Spino is the king of the river but they are extinct but in now version they are bears or crocodiles
I missed this show. I loved these. This episode is revolved round Spinosaurus. I learned so much about Spinosaurus. And this is why I love this dinosaur so much! That design was awesome! If only it was used in JP III
It also revolves around Carcharodontosaurus too. Both great predators, but I like Carcharodontosaurus more than Spinosaurus.
The fact that dino doc released 9 years ago and the behaviour shown here is still considered accurate is crazy.
2:03 when you leave your lunch to play a game and your brother takes a piece of the meal
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after watching this i felt hungry
Dude I completely agree because it made me want to eat tons of meat
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The current material on Spinosaurus renders this depiction inaccurate (at least the size of the legs and the shape of the sail, the behavior and the rest of the anatomy is still probably spot on). But I want to clarify several things since some of the people in these comments seem quite confused. The pressure sensors in its snout are comprised of a neurovascular system of veins and sensors continuing towards the tip of the premaxilla. As the narrator said, they are similar to those seen in Crocodyliforms and are exploited as a means of detecting movement in the water. The function of the dorsal sail is not thermoregulation. For a structure on an animal to be able to control its body temperature, there must be traces of blood vessels within that structure. There is absolutely no trace of blood vessel masses within the dorsal sail of Spinosaurus. So the thermoregulation hypothesis is unlikely. Andrea Cau has proposed that the dorsal neural spines of theropod dinosaurs contain nuche ligaments that would control the craniocervical section and allow the animal to position its neck in specific ways. This function may correlate to the ichthyophagous lifestyles of theropod dinosaurs (this is why most members of spinosauridae possess dorsal sails.). This feature is also present in Deinocheirus as indicated by the new material.
Source : theropoda.blogspot.com/2014/10/deinocheirus-revolution-episodio-5.html?m=1
(Make sure your browser has a "translate page" option, as Andrea Cau blogs in Italian.)
Spino was actually a manlet. JP3 had us fooled.
Is it true that there might be an error in the scaling of the legs? At paleontologist Mark Witton's blog, I read that the legs could have been longer (not long enough to make Spino a biped though, at least not fully) and that National Geographic may have used the lower estimate to make the discovery more sensational. By the way, thanks for pointing out the muscle attachment thing! Too many people still believe the sail was used for thermoregulation. Your comments on these vids are highly appreciated!
P.S: Is it already proven that Deinocheirus' sail was used for muscle attachment? If so, damn was that fast! XD. I just wish the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology would publish a paper on the 'new' Deinocheirus, but I'm still waiting.
Paco Martos As far as the reduced hind limb length is concerned, Nizar Ibrahim and Simone Maganuco have been quite professional in responding to Scott Hartman and Mark Witton's posts. Their responses are quite convincing and they seem to confirm the hind limb length. Even if a slight scaling error is discovered, it probably won't make the legs that much longer (a few extra centimeters, if any).
Surprisingly, Spinosaurus may still be capable of waking as a biped. Andrea Cau has proposed that the dorsal neural spines contain nuche ligaments that control the craniocervical section (head an neck) of the body, and the animal would be able to raise its neck upright. This in turn would shift the center of gravity towards the posterior by a good margin and the animal could function as a biped despite the disproportionately short legs. In fact, a short legged Spinosaurus walking as a biped with its neck held upright would actually be reminiscent of a duck or a pelican.
I'll post a source in my next comment.
And concerning Deinocheirus, it hasn't been confirmed that the dorsal neural spines function as muscle attachment. The idea was just proposed by Andrea Cau (and I'll admit, it makes a hell lot of sense).
This brings back so many memories
I can't believe the camera man's skill the dinasaurs didint even notice him!
Edit: holy moly! i have never got this many likes
Football is life It is not a camera they just made by computer.
@@zamane1234 you ruined the joke
@@zamane1234 r/ whooooosh
zamane1234 fucks sake WHY
@@footballislife2226 r/whoooooooosh
Damn I remember watching this at my grandparents house in around November 2014, good times man
When the Spinosaurus caught the shark, it was like "Caught you, you wriggling thing."
Its not a shark
Neo Walzee Quidet Oh really? Sorry, I'm kind of a shark addict.
I don't think that was a shark...
Indominus Studios Sawfish are rays which are elasmobranches.
Kagaya Yuyake The sawfish was like: Let go of my mojo you perv!
Honestly these graphics are so good for a news channel
And it’s quite old
Cgi**
Huge respect to camara man who gives us this footage
I've always LOVED the Spinosaurus, man. Ever since I've seen it kill a T-Rex in Jurassic Park 3. 😊😊😊😊😊
The thing that amazes me about the spinosaurus is that it's species was in the grand scheme of things so close to avoiding the extinction of dinosaurs. It's evolution as a species had clearly been travelling in a more aquatic direction and given time it could if fully converted just like the ancestors of mosasaurus. But due to natural global warming its naturally swamp environment became desert and it unfortunately couldn't adapt to the change I environment fast enough
Actually did would not become like the mosasaur , it was just not aquatic and probably was not a good swimmer at all
@@Antonov-225 I'm saying it was moving in that direction. They went extinct before they got there
No it's just that the spino wasn't actually going in that direction it wasn't becoming aquatic it was a fish hunter, that tail didn't evolve for swimming it was for display
@@Antonov-225 just like whales
No like I mean it hunts fish like herons but a heron is not evolving to become a swimming creature
Who else wishes this series continued. I'm 15 and if it was still going I would definitely watch it
With all the comments on how T-Rex shouldn't lose to Spinosaurus has anyone ever thought about the environment in where they fought I mean on solid land the T-Rex may be dominant but near water the tide may change (no pun intended). I mean if the Spinosaurus is any thing like the crocodiles they relate to I'm sure he would use similar tactics such as drowning prey that had more of an advantage on land. I mean looking at his teeth they are more built for holding onto prey while ripping at them with his claws it makes sense that he would use this tactic to drown his prey faster.
Bro, Spinosaurus would literally DESTROY T-Rex, everyone that says "T-rEx cOuLd eAsiLY dEfEaT a SpInoSaUrUs" is bullshit, those people Literally underestimate the size and strength of Spinosaurus. People who say that are absolute retards and know nothing about Spinosaurus.
Vegans: ah people are so cruel
Litarally every animal: eats things alive...
Not every animal dude...
@@MayankSharma-fq7by almost every carnivore
Humans cause severe suffering ro their farm animals, animals arn't like that.
@@MayankSharma-fq7by well almost every modern animal does
At least its a fairly quick death
Great documentary, pity it came out before a lot of the great scientific revelations about Spinosaurus. The newer reconstructions show a much more unique and interesting animal. Hopefully a new, big budget one will be made soon.
Huge respect to the camrea man
Ikr right
when i first watched this documentary, i thought "if Spinosaurus is aquatic dinosaur, its legs should be shorter"
0:48 that looks like a chicken
true
Hmm
Looks nothing like a chicken 🐔. Maybe you mean the flap on its nose is like that of a 🐓 rooster? 😂
Forbidden chicken
Chickens are dinosaurs but modern
so that's why spinosaurus hunt in the water
sayeda Zain I'm Lebanese too
sayeda Zain yes they have jaws as long as a bathtub and they are the closest dinosaur related to today's crocidiles and alligators
Didn't have short legs
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BBC should make these again. Imagine how good they’d look with 2021 cgi
I love how the Onchopristis just don't notice the Spino's legs until it's too late.
It's called the Jack Sparrow or The Drax.
Man, the camera man is so talented that he took these videos without getting eaten, I'm impressed!
R/bonehurtingjuicebutbad
"With prey plentiful, spinosaurus could afford to be wasteful"......................I can totally see why they eventually went extinct.
actually this is more optimal because spinosaurus would only eat the most nutrient rich parts of the fish such as the liver and eggs to get the most out of the feeding season just like grizzly bears during salmon runs.
Justin Ruim Thats true, but there's also another thing, grabbing fish is also probably fun for Spinosaurus, which is why I can see it repeating it over and over if it could. Hunting was probably one of all predator dinosaurs favorite activity, after mating and resting perhaps, though a T Rex hunting a Triceratops swinging its horns might be more focused than enjoying the hunt.
micronesia2 That is simply a wild guess of yours
micronesia2 Agreed, on the last part at least. Spinosaurus isn't in any real danger from an Onchopristis, they'd likely run rather than fight. Spinosaurus is almost twice their length and triple their weight. Triceratops however, is a much different matter. Triceratops may have been shorter than T. rex in length and height, but it was still able to do damage, not to mention it weighed more or less the same (8-12 tons vs 9 tons for T. rex). It also had a nasty defence and offence.
On the other hand however, in the dry season where it _may_ have to scavenge and fight for it's food, then I can see Spinosaurus not enjoying it as much as it should.
This video is so nostalgic.
Favorite dinosaur it looks like a bodybuilder lol