Planet Dinosaur - Allosaurus fragilis
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Just to inform those who do not know, the "Allosaurus had a bite force weaker than a Lion" thing was disproven, so that part of the episode is inaccurate.
Did Allo have a bite STRONGER than a lion then?
@@mesozoicstudios242 890 kgf bite force.
For real!? YES!
It uses it's head like an axe, slamming it's Upper jaw repeatedly to the prey
1:31 Scrotum shot
I love the enormous amount of detail put into this model
Yeah the injuries etc look great. Makes it seem like a living individual in a harsh environment.
Yeah man. Probably my favorite Allosaurus design!
@@The_Dino_Edits nah big al
This has to be one of the best-looking Allosaurus models that I've seen in a dinosaur documentary. I love the spotted markings, and how they turn into marbled stripes as they reach the Allosaurus' head. I also like the warmer colors on it's head/crests, and how they become more muted and earthy when they reach the main body. Even the Stegosaurus' models look great.
Only thing I don’t like is the shrink wrapped head
@@andrewcrowley6331 i like the design much better then wwd and wdra
@@yvonne8098 that’s fair
Given the extensive air sacs of theropods I’m not really sure that Camptosaurus can outlast its predator. Not saying it was defenceless, but still.
I think there's an interesting paper regarding Ornithopods breeding aparatus in the works.
Aside from that, generally speaking the position of the fourth trochanter in the femur gives important clues about how the caudofemoralis muscle attached and the subsequent effect on animal locomotion. Generally large Theropods fourth trochanter was close to the femur head, which would allow for a quicker retraction of the muscle while Ornithopods had more distal placed trochanters which would result in a slower retraction but a more energy efficient motion. I.E. the condition in Theropods is consistent with a fast acceleration while that of Ornithopods was better suited for covering large distance more efficiently.
Well all dinosaurs had this airsack system, but allosaurus particularly is a lightly built therepod so I'd suspect it'd have the edge in endurance.
@Allosaurus Enjoyer well yeah, most therapods were much bulkier than commonly depicted, but a when compared to something like a torvosaurus of similar length they are quite pretty sporty and light weight.
@Allosaurus Enjoyer well megalasaurus itself was also more robust than allosaurus, thus seemingly this might have been a trend in megalasaurs and metriacanthosaurs seemed to be a little bit more robust as well. So I'd take back my former comment imlying it was particularly lightly built, but its lighter than some of the previous dynasties relative to body size. It seems to match ceratosaurus for weight relative to size.
@@rileyernst9086 Eh no. Only Saurischians have the Air sac system not Ornithischians.
Great design, great use of the fossils. Fine hunts just like what we know. The cloeca shot does not get old
3:46
*Was that the bite of 87?!*
WTF
lsl Oo
You know Markiplier
Also R/therewasaattempt
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The lion of the Jurassic. The top predator of them all.
Torvosaurus and Saurophaganax: Are we a joke to you
@@OmegaPictures318 Ceratosaurus:I'm joke to Allo.
Inquisitor Of TWICE Ceratosaurus : I’m smaller in size but I have stronger jaws
@@cheekslapper4024 Allo:It doesn't matter that you have stronger jaws than me.You're smaller than I am,and that decides who's king of Jurassic.
Inquisitor Of TWICE saurophaganax : shut yo asses up and bow down to me
Cute Camptosaurus....BADASS Allosaurus.
EDGY Saurophaganax
Allosaurus: hey that’s my kill
Saurophaganax : sorry little bud it’s my now
Allosaurus: no fare I work for that kill You shouldn’t take more Without a fight
Saurophaganax: um Are you sure about that i’m definitely taller than you that give me the right to Steal your kill
Allosaurus: fine I will Leave you can take it I don’t care anymore
And that my friends is how cleptoparasitism works in nature, nowadays seen in animals like bears
Bro they aren’t humans 💀
0:33 "Allosaurus, a one and a half ton ambush hunter with a LETHAL BITE"
*later shows that allosaurus had a bite force weaker than a lion*
BLEED IS LETHAL.
Who needs bite force when your entire head is a bladed weapon? They were cutting prey to death, not crushing them in a powerful grip.
You do know what LETHAL means right kid??? Look it up if not you idiot, i hope next time u wont speak outta term
Documentary Logic
It’s a lethal bite. It uses bleed to its advantage.
I love the allo model in this! It really pays justice to this brilliant predator
3:27 I wonder if Allosaurus can still at least do the headbutt thing
Probably...
That was in accurate 😂
@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 I feel like a lot of predators can use their body/weight to their advantage when hunting so yeah he could probably head butt a tiny campto.
Allosaurus fragilis
Attack: 600
Defence: 300
Power: 900
Worth buying: Yes
@@hoseamatthews849 *worth taming
Ark survival evolved
As much as I like walking with dinosaurs allosaurus, this is a better rendition.
I think so, too
the allosaurus is my one of my favorite dinosaurs its so awesome i mean i don't know whats my first favorite dinosaurs its ether the spinosaurus or the allosaurus from planet dinosaur
Gotta admit Saurophaganax is one bad ass Allosauridea 40 feet long and weighing 3-4 tons it’s basically a buffed allosaurus apart from the speed I guess but being so big means that it could hunt bigger prey as allosaurus was capable of doing it but a Saurophaganax excelled much better with its size and power and allosaurus would mostly prey on camptosaurus’s (as shown in the clip) and a dryosaurus
when allosaurus sees a mirror but come to life
Lmao no😂
BBC makes better dinosaurs than jurassic park and that stuff
That’s cuz Jurassic Park/ World isn’t a documentary.
This guy and the offspring carcharodontosaurids my favorites
such a cool dinosaur
Is it just me, or does Prehistoric Kingdom’s Allosaurus look suspiciously like this one?
You’re right-
Seems the desing was pretty popular
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My second favorite allosaurus design
What is your first favorite?
Wwd/ big al
Ryan Pendzik yesssss
@@tyrannotherium7873 Taste
@@bluesteno64 I liked BABB Allosaurus, then Big Al, then this
Allosaurus means different lizard.
Torvosaurus means Savage Lizard.
Saurophaganax means "Lizard Eating Master"
So named for its uniquely shaped vertebrae
I'm
Ceratosaurus means Horned Lizard
A Mighty And Beautyful Hunter
Imagine if allosaurus was still roaming the world today, i bet it could easily call either Africa or Australia it's new home
Allosaurus was 1.5x the weight shown here.
Wait it weighed 3 tons!?
@@e.ggamerguy5793 nah I was overestimated,it was actually 1.5x the size shown here
I love those black spots and stripes on its back and that orange crest I love it
Well sauophaganax is related to allosaurus that they are both in a family of allosaurs or you could call it allosauidae
Very very very nice
3:14 me running away from my dad with the belt be like: I AM SPEED!!!!!!
The allosaurus is big Al 2 specimen also he met Saurophaganax
Allosaurus fragilis 0:32
The allosaurus got ahead if his self with the stegos
Nice video 🙂👍
Isn't allosaurus the same dinosaur as saurophaganax
Not atm. Yet to be proven as such
@@riamus7258 okay thanks
Nice
They should have a scene where a stegosaurus stabbed it in the crouch
They did: it hit the same area, but it penetrated in a different place
Allosaurus was not an ambush hunter. The much heavier megalasaurs did this and were more suited to it, they have big heavy almost tyrannosaurian skulls ideal for crushing their prey. Allosaurus is much lighter built, and its skull is really cool it has high arches and large hollows the arches are really good at absorbing stress whilst maintaining a lightweight design. Its teeth are designed to cut rather than crush, like a shark's teeth. An individual allosaurus generally averages half the weight as a similar sized Torvosaurus.
That being said it like anything else is going to ambush when it has the chance. Also i do not like the 'hatchet attack' idea. I think a conventional bite, followed by a good old whole body reefing to get those saw teeth cutting deep.
@@rileyernst9086 not to mention there’s evidence of Allosaurus and related species being pack hunters, possibly working together to take down large sauropods since many bite marks have been found on their bones. Megalosaurs like Torvosaurus probably occupied a different niche like you said.
@@andrewcrowley6331 i think allosaurus out of all the large therapod species of the morrison is the most likely to be social. Or is most likely to be the most social of the big therapods of the morrison. Social animals may hunt as groups or as individuals depending on target prey and avaliability of prey(wolves hunt in packs to bring down large prey when smaller prey is scarce, and especially when its under snow despite being intensly social and great pack hunters). We find large numbers of allosaurus together, as we have found large numbers of sauropods and ceratopsians together. Crocodilians (which allosaurus's brain has been compared to) such as specticaled caimans, freshwater crocs and nile crocs demonstrate group hunting (corralling fish and even coordinating ambushes)and scavenging behaviour (ganging up and driving other animals like packs of hyenas from carcasses). I believe social behaviour including group hunting, or pack hunting(the difference between the 2 is never clear cut) evolves when animals are faced with harsh conditions and large seasonal variability. Do i think they were like wolves? Hell no, wolves are really really sophisticated hunters, and for good reason(they only have their bite, a lone wolf ain't bringing down a doe let alone a stag if she doesn't turn tail.) But lions basically as a pack or pride single out a prey target and use their numbers to attack it as individuals. Like nile crocs or grade 3ers playing soccer.) Now allosaurus was probably the most successful therapod of the morrison. It wasn't the biggest it wasn't the heaviest. It was outclassed by the likes of saurophaginax and torvosaurus. But unlike them it thrived in semi arid and highly seasonal parts of the morrison.. To me there is a good case for sociabilty in allosaurus. The same goes for most of the carcharodontosaurs or even other large therapods but it depends on habitat and the enviromental factors.( I also think Trex probably did not need to hunt in groups. Especially at Hell Creek(more to the north or south I'll concede, yes perhaps)as the enviroment seemed quite gentle and reliable throughout the year)If they are living in a nice lush enviroment with plenty of prey it is less likely they will be sociable.
@Allosaurus Enjoyer interesting theory, i don't buy it, i don't think that there was too many large bodied therapods for them to be contemporary. I mean tendaguru beds sorta beats the Morrison for that too. But I'll remind you that before the recent end pleisteocene extinction modern animals lived alongside a massive array of now extinct megafauna, in north america alone there was like another 5 species of large bodied carnivore. Diversity has not recovered and the modern day might be more exception than norm. Even Africa and india are missing their scimitar toothed cats and silvatheriuim.
@Allosaurus Enjoyer interesting theory based on scant remains. The waters are also muddied by Epantrius amplexus, which can be considered synonymous with Allo but never saurophaginax but is estimated to be of similar size.
My guess would be because saurophaginax has some pretty developed caudal chevrons, whilst epantrius has pretty standard allo ones.
Allosaurus has a bite force stronger than lions and tigers
I like your videos
I love allosaurus the fact that jw made so small is confusing allo is 16.5 feet tall and 30 feet long the babr is 10.4 feet tall and 34 feet long
Allosaurus vs stegosaurus: It doesn’t well for allosaurus
Allosaurus : ahhhhhhhh it Hurts My Croch Do you know How Long To heal
Stegosaurus: sorry it’s Self defense Because you’re going to attack
5 years Later
Allosaurus: Finally it healed Now I can hunt
Stegosaurus: nobody cares If you hunt me again I will Kill you this time
Allosaurus: I’m not hunting you I’m hunting more easier prey
Daryanasaraus Allosaurus : Time to die
Camptosaurus: No please
Allosaurus : To bad
Saurophaganax: Give me your food now
Allosaurus: never
Bite allosaurus
Saurophaganax: Give me your food or else I will end you
Allosaurus: fine
Saurophaganax: and don't come back
For a lion of the Jurassic not that smart
Then allosaurus met Saurophaganax the tiger its rival/cousin
Looks a lot like Big Al from Walking With Dinosaurs
@Rkaale 123 I'm pretty sure they recoloured allo for Big Al at least, but I seem to remember them always being green and red and not grey and red, and they had some decently striking camouflage-like markings for the time the show was made in.
Ah yes,That's what she looked like before
September 21, 2016 (Wednesday)
Ohh İt’s me!!
Hello, king of the Jurassic. I am the king of the Cretaceous. Now we’re waiting for Postosuchus, the king of the Triassic.
@@The_Dino_Edits yes bro king to king👍👑
He had corona
Hey look it's me
where country in jurassic is the video happening?
Oklahoma
Why is "fragilis" in it's name, and what does it mean?
Dr Bright is just a species of allosaurus name
Dr Bright Allosaurus Is the genus. Fragilis is the species. Example: Tyrannosaurus is the genus,rex is the species.
Allosaurus Fragilis is Latin for "Strange, Fragile Lizard", due to the fragmentary remains.
@Andrew Crowley Just looking at Big Al’s skeleton alone proves that.
@@DrXIII U forgot the word 'saurus' is Greek
why there are those weird rocks? how they come there?
Termite mounds
Also it's in oklahoma
hi
Is the axe theory still valid?
Αγγελος Γεωργιτσοπουλος no
The general idea of Allosaurus relying on its wide gape, powerful neck and reinforced skull to use its head as a bladed weapon is valid, but the hatchet-head hypothesis specifically isn’t.
More likely, Allosaurus would make contact with both the upper and lower jaws.
@@bkjeong4302 intresting thanks for the info
Bk Jeong is that not just biting?
TheArchosaurGamer
Well it is, except the neck is moving the head around for leverage and it’s the neck doing most of the work driving the teeth in.
George blazing even said that it’a bite force was less than A leopard it’s like Wft Seriously
Hola
Next time don't try to edit after snorting so much glue.
There is a problem with this Allosaurus IT should have had the Walking with Dinosaurs skin color What i mean it should have been big Al