Here in Brazil we have many unnamed dinosaurs, since most of them are either known only from a single fossil or from footprint tracks. And Austroposeidon is my main favorite dinosaur, it makes me so happy to know such *magnificent* animal did exist in Brazil.
@@eudyptes5046 As a future biologist, I'm well aware of that, I do what I can to help them, and the "magnificent" that I used is both a pun to Austroposeidon scientific name (Austroposeidon magnificus) and what I do really think of the animal.
@@eudyptes5046This is not the people's fault, in fact, if it weren't for the people, the situation would probably be even worse. Outsiders like to give very wrong opinions about the problems of deforestation in the Amazon. And also, the Amazon is not the only biome in Brazil, caatinga, serrado, pantanal, pampas... places where there is beautiful environmental preservation work.
if only you can dig in urbans areas or at the very least convince the people who live there to go fossil hunting beneath their homes. this pee's me off more than deforestation because it shows that many places could have been fossil sights.
@@lordcrusheryt nope, the German journal “Naturwissenschaften” has an article from 2012 which reported an incomplete titanosaur from the late Cretaceous of Antarctica. It was found in the Gama member of the Snow Hill Island formation on James Ross Island on the the Antarctic peninsula.
@@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640 I assumed you meant antarctosaurus because of its name, and you said we have confirmed sauropods in Antarctica. If there are confirmed sauropods (not sauropodomorphs like glacialasaurus) then please do inform me.
@@emperorofgondar I know right like we have very good remain from multiple specimen of it to properly describe it as a valid species yet has been described for ten years went other abelisaurid like Thanos were described by one axial intercentrum
@@emperorofgondar it a shame too because it would give us insight on Cretaceous Africa maastrichtian since maastrichtian is little known about and with a large abelisaurid like titanovenator give us the idea that after the extinction of carchardontosaurid and spinosaurid abelisaurid took over as the apex predator of africa giving us giant like titanovenator which rivil the size of trex and giga either in height or mass
Exactly,after the Cenomanian not much is known about the dinosaur fauna of Africa,I bet there's some true giants hiding there in the few rocks we have of that time there@@Mefilas._intrepidus7
i find it super funny u reading all of those words with a Spanish accent, i guess if u speak Spanish it will be a better strategy than to use English phonetics but still funny to go out of your way and end up with the wrong phonemes anyway XD.
"Based on the sizes of relatives with more complete remains." That has to be something of an inside joke when referring to Titanosaurs.
Here in Brazil we have many unnamed dinosaurs, since most of them are either known only from a single fossil or from footprint tracks. And Austroposeidon is my main favorite dinosaur, it makes me so happy to know such *magnificent* animal did exist in Brazil.
Yes, but take care of the magnificent animals that still exist in Brazil and stop the deforestation.
@@eudyptes5046 As a future biologist, I'm well aware of that, I do what I can to help them, and the "magnificent" that I used is both a pun to Austroposeidon scientific name (Austroposeidon magnificus) and what I do really think of the animal.
@@eudyptes5046This is not the people's fault, in fact, if it weren't for the people, the situation would probably be even worse. Outsiders like to give very wrong opinions about the problems of deforestation in the Amazon. And also, the Amazon is not the only biome in Brazil, caatinga, serrado, pantanal, pampas... places where there is beautiful environmental preservation work.
South America try to not have any news involving sauropods for 2 seconds (impossible)
Brazil mentioned 🎉
Who dares to invoke the people of the land of Pindorama?
Brazil mentioned
Brazil and Argentina do have many giant dinos
Brasil mentioned
BRASIL MENCIONADO
if only you can dig in urbans areas or at the very least convince the people who live there to go fossil hunting beneath their homes. this pee's me off more than deforestation because it shows that many places could have been fossil sights.
*Brazil mentioned*
EU INVOCO OS BRASILEIROS
HUE HUE HUE HUE HUE HUE
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Vai Brasil 🎉
Really cool new Dino from Brazil
BORA CARALHOOOOOOOO UHUUUUUUUU LANÇOU UM NOVO SAURÓPODE!!!!!!!!
Actually we have confirmed sauropods in Antarctica
antarctosaurus doesn’t live in Antarctica.
Hadrosaurs, paravians, and possibly even ankylosaurs do, but no confirmed sauropods to my knowledge.
@@lordcrusheryt I never said anything about antarctosaurus?
@@lordcrusheryt nope, the German journal “Naturwissenschaften” has an article from 2012 which reported an incomplete titanosaur from the late Cretaceous of Antarctica. It was found in the Gama member of the Snow Hill Island formation on James Ross Island on the the Antarctic peninsula.
@@greyideasthetheliopurodon4640 I assumed you meant antarctosaurus because of its name, and you said we have confirmed sauropods in Antarctica. If there are confirmed sauropods (not sauropodomorphs like glacialasaurus) then please do inform me.
Brazil????????
brazil mentioned, once again with a spanish accent for some reason
That's what we speak here.
Just like the largest abelisaurid “ titanovenator “
Still undescribed...
@@emperorofgondar I know right like we have very good remain from multiple specimen of it to properly describe it as a valid species yet has been described for ten years went other abelisaurid like Thanos were described by one axial intercentrum
@@Mefilas._intrepidus7 Exactly,the Turkana Grits fauna in general is just rotting in drawers waiting to get described by someone
@@emperorofgondar it a shame too because it would give us insight on Cretaceous Africa maastrichtian since maastrichtian is little known about and with a large abelisaurid like titanovenator give us the idea that after the extinction of carchardontosaurid and spinosaurid abelisaurid took over as the apex predator of africa giving us giant like titanovenator which rivil the size of trex and giga either in height or mass
Exactly,after the Cenomanian not much is known about the dinosaur fauna of Africa,I bet there's some true giants hiding there in the few rocks we have of that time there@@Mefilas._intrepidus7
What organs and body parts did it cost to buy the rights to TFIW music?
How does South America get so many big ones?
Still waiting for a video about miedary beds
Destin is often so good at names but 0:44 is *not* how to pronounce Llewellyn.
i find it super funny u reading all of those words with a Spanish accent, i guess if u speak Spanish it will be a better strategy than to use English phonetics but still funny to go out of your way and end up with the wrong phonemes anyway XD.
There's so unnamed Dinosaurs in Brazil
Anything but the metric system
Anything but Imperial,not only is it the minority of the world that uses it,but it was literally created by the British you rebelled against😂
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