Just gonna state that although it uses the statistics of Saurophaganax, the anatomy of Allosaurus jimmadseni, it is meant to represent Allosaurus fragilis as it is based on the Allosaurus specimens known from the Cleveland Lloyd Quarry and the Garden Park quarry where the episodes with it take place.
@@unholybeing6414 not currently it isn't. Right now it's considered to be distinct and valid from A.fragilis. it's only the amateur paleocommunity with its incessant TMDD that thinks that it's just Allosaurus. The latest phylogenetic analysis on it recovers it as a valid distinct genus, and it has two features directly differentiating it from Allosaurus, which are the shape of its Chevrons and the presence of paraspinal laminae.
@@unholybeing6414 that would probably be www.researchgate.net/publication/230892243_A_reassessment_of_the_gigantic_theropod_Saurophagus_maximus_from_the_Morrison_Formation_Upper_Jurassic_of_Oklahoma_USA Saurophaganax's validity has pretty much gone unchallenged for the most part, in the literature that is. Here's the link for the latest phylogenetic analysis that recovers it to be distinct, and valid. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.researchgate.net/publication/40661587_The_Dinosauria_second_edition&ved=2ahUKEwiw48X3iM7pAhV05-AKHeZWAvsQFjAHegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw3EVVOq_oJPmHrjtaQU646L&cshid=1590377264942 Its fate will likely be decided by the postcranial description of A.jimmadseni, so wait for that. After that, it will probably end up in a taxonomic description of Allosaurus.
Yeah, pretty awesome rendition of Allosaurus. Overall pretty good model, sweet colouration, cool sound effects *(even if they are reused for the Ceratosaurus and the Albertosaurus),* and there’s some neat examples of pack hunting on display here. Fun fact: Allosaurus is show host Dinosaur George’s favourite dinosaur. Really shows, doesn’t it?
Awesome Productions And Deinonychus is his second-favorite, Utahraptor his third. Somehow, that's my exact top 3 as well. I was mindblown when I found that out.
eh no accuracy wise it aint good, but going with the model stuff its texture looks to be fairly low resolution and the model quality is meh, I'd need to actually see its topology to make a better judgement but it feels kinda low poly and its leg jiggle makes the legs feel like jelly
Awesome Productions not really behavior wise they roar at their lungs constantly here when any predator in real life would shut up not to mention the accuracy there to slim there claws would face each other and that skull is weirdly shaped
@Dinosaur Apprentice Yep, the Allosaurus Fragilis was closer to the Ceratosaurus in size coming at about 8-9 meters long and 1-2 tons wieght. The one in JFC is most likely the Saurophaganax or Maximus.
If Mickey Mortimer is correct, the large Peterson Quarry allosaurid (NMMNH P-26083) appears to more likely to be Allosaurus than Saurophaganax (theropoddatabase.com/Carnosauria.htm ): "NMMNH P-26083 (Williamson and Chure, 1996) is a large specimen from the Tithonian Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation in New Mexico. Williamson and Chure merely referred it to Allosauridae, not a particular genus. It is assigned to Allosaurus instead of Saurophaganax because the femoral shaft is straight in anterior view, the tibial facet for the astragalar ascending process is well marked and the medial malleolus of the tibia is poorly expanded. P-26083's large size invites comparison to Epanterias, but no preserved elements are shared with the holotype. The strongly curved cnemial crest, twisted tibial shaft, and flattened medial surface of the medial tibial condyle are supposedly unique characters. However, twisted tibial shafts are almost universal among theropods and A. fragilis exemplar USNM 4734 also has a concave medial edge of its medial condyle. As the tibia is not figured in proximal view, the cnemial crest's curvature cannot be evaluated."
This is my favorite rendition of the Lion of the Jurassic. The model is generally good and I like the back stripes on the grey brown animal. Still, that was a really dumb Allosaurus in Bloodiest Battle
The constant need for the dinosaurs to roar gets really grading on the ears very quickly. I understand that, as unforgivable as it is for a documentary, it's mainly focused on entertainment, but if you took a shot every time you heard a dinosaur roar in this series, especially when it would be adventageous not to roar, you would probably be dead half-way through.
@King Ghidorah75 Where do I start? This allo is FAR better than Fallen Kingdom. First, the color scheme. Despite the red, it looks like a great white shark with legs, with the black and white. Fallen Kingdom allo looked bland with that grayish green.
Awesome, I really adore the Allosaurus model from Jurassic Fight Club and compare this one to Fallen Kingdom and Battle At Big Rock’s Version to see how awesome they were.
That's the problem with this documentary. Only showing violence is a missed opportunity and misleading for those who want to learn more about these once living animals.
@Rkaale 123 Speaking of Video Game, get a double A budget and you could make an awesome fighting game out of this. Like I know it's inaccurate, but there is just something about it that just let's me go hmm, let's not use something of this (hypothetically)
the one they used was 40 feet so the one in the show is saurophaganax. Allosaurus itself is only 30 feet but when the show was made people thought the 40 foot Saurophaganax was an Allosaur.
@@extraordinarytv5451 The notion that Allosaurus only reached 8-9 metres long is actually a myth, as while it's certainly their average size, it doesn't appear to be the maximum size of the species as Bybee et al. (2006) found that none of the A. fragilis sampled, even the largest definitive A. fragilis specimen AMNH 680 which was about 9+ metres long, had no external fundamental system/EFS (save for a large, isolated fragmentary fibula), the hallmark of full skeletal maturity in dinosaurs, and thus are still growing at the time of their deaths. Source: Bybee et al. (2006) Sizing the Jurassic theropod dinosaur Allosaurus: assessing growth strategy and evolution of ontogenetic scaling of limbs: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/jmor.10406 Also, if Mickey Mortimer is correct, the large Peterson Quarry allosaurid (NMMNH P-26083) appears to more likely to be Allosaurus than Saurophaganax (theropoddatabase.com/Carnosauria.htm ): "NMMNH P-26083 (Williamson and Chure, 1996) is a large specimen from the Tithonian Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation in New Mexico. Williamson and Chure merely referred it to Allosauridae, not a particular genus. It is assigned to Allosaurus instead of Saurophaganax because the femoral shaft is straight in anterior view, the tibial facet for the astragalar ascending process is well marked and the medial malleolus of the tibia is poorly expanded. P-26083's large size invites comparison to Epanterias, but no preserved elements are shared with the holotype. The strongly curved cnemial crest, twisted tibial shaft, and flattened medial surface of the medial tibial condyle are supposedly unique characters. However, twisted tibial shafts are almost universal among theropods and A. fragilis exemplar USNM 4734 also has a concave medial edge of its medial condyle. As the tibia is not figured in proximal view, the cnemial crest's curvature cannot be evaluated." In other words: Allosaurus fragilis likely could have reached around at least the same size as Torvosaurus and Saurophaganax, it's just that the 10+ metre long skeletally mature specimens of A. fragilis would probably be quite rare in the Morrison as well like Saurophaganax; as they are likely just rare individuals who either managed to reach old age, lucked out in the nutrients and/or genetics department, or both.
Correction: Allosaurus probably could at least reach around the same size as Torvosaurus at least, since the Peterson Quarry Allosaur is probably still smaller than Saurophaganax
The episode the Allo was featured in was...something. But the design is definetly one of my favorite Allosaurus in any media! the coloring is top notch
Ivan Zhukof Well, Torvosaurus may be bigger, but Allosaurus is FAR more common. That means it's either reproducing far more often, or it's killing off Torvosaurus when it's younger so it never reaches adult sizes, or both of those scenarios.
These allosaurus have a almost normal confrontation with the ceratosaurus, but the rest left me breathless. They always talk about allosaurus being a prehistoric Einstein, but then one walks right into the range of a deadly spiked tail that it could easily avoid if it had any kind of concentration. Okay, maybe it could be a dumb mistake, but the fact that they didn't finish the stegosaurus before it could get dangerous was dumb. Now the dumbest decision any animal (extinct or not) could make is to try and go for huge prey that is extremely strong and survives tons of attacks when there is a literal FEAST NEXT TO THEM. Why would they go for another kill, when there are 2 stuck stegosaurus (one dead), a dead allosaurus and a dead ceratosaurus that are in the freshest state they could be in and aren't even guarded.
Just to inform those who do not know, the "allosaurus had a weaker bite force than a lion" was refuted now it is believed that his bite force was around 890kg
one thing this show did well was to use the anatomy of the dinosaurs to influence the fight, and use the actions of the dinosaurs in the fight to explain the anatomy. So at least theres that
@@BoneReaperLagiallosaurus yeh, nvmd. not sure what i was thinking with that comment. probably trying to find somet good by scraping the bottom of the barrel
Says that the Ceratosaurus died instantly from the impact, however, it shows the Ceratosaurus is alright and literally has the Allosaurus crush it’s neck, also the episode is inconsistent with the Stegosaurs gender
The allosauros he was aggressive and he could Hunt big herbivores like stegosauros and no Wonder the allosauros was one of the most feared dinosaurs Of the jurassic period
@@thatkidwiththehoodie Allosaurus's bite force was weaker then a lion but they have strong neck muscles and open their jaws wide and slash their head down like a hatchet and their knife like teeth rip through their pery's skin and muscles and then wait for their pery to die from blood loss.
the one they used was 40 feet so the one in the show is saurophaganax. Allosaurus itself is only 30 feet but when the show was made people thought the 40 foot Saurophaganax was an Allosaur.
8:23 That is physically impossible if a allosaurus picked up ceratosaurus like his jaw would snap, allosaurus’s jaws pitifully pathetic and allosaurus would have used his head like a axe not like Tyrannosaurus.
All of that has been recently debunked lmao. Also, when its jaws were considered weak, they weren't considered paper thin weak lol. It's perfectly possibly for it to be able to pick that ceratosaurus up.
King Rexy well if we consider what the allosaurus is doing in this sequence and that allosaurus has a bite weaker than a lions I’m pretty sure it’s safe to assume that the allosaurus’s jaw here would be damaged or snapped and plus its lifting ceratosaurus off the ground remember its putting all of its neck and jaw strength into lifting ceratosaurus
What are some anatomical differences between A.Jimmadseni vs. A. Fragilis? I know the former was an older sub-species that lived 157-154 mya but what made it significant enough apply a different title to?
Because in this show they are not animals and just mindless monsters who kill anything that moves. Also I don't think allosaurus is stupid enough to walk right into the range of the fagomizers of the stego instead of just going for the head
It was smarter than cerato but I’d hardly call it smart, granted for a carnosaur it was fairly smart but if it ended up in a game of chess with a troodon or a tyrannosaur it would get schooled
Whether it was smart or not is unknown because there is no reliable method by which intelligence can be measured. Not even in living animals which keep surprising us with how smart they can be when not expected to be.
Yes, the purpose of the video is to be a compilation of all the footage the Allo has ever gotten in the show. Reused scenes, flipped scenes, and all that don't count. The show butchers the action so terribly injecting extra unnecessary things that it makes this video look like it's terribly cut, but I didn't miss a single frame with the allo in it ;).
So you’re calling Ceratosaurus Is dumb How fucking dare you Jurassic fight club I’m sure Ceratosaurus will know a allosaurus would be behind them this show saying they can’t hear them coming or knowing they’re coming Yes I know it’s a documentary I don’t want to hear any reply don’t even bother to reply to me
Just gonna state that although it uses the statistics of Saurophaganax, the anatomy of Allosaurus jimmadseni, it is meant to represent Allosaurus fragilis as it is based on the Allosaurus specimens known from the Cleveland Lloyd Quarry and the Garden Park quarry where the episodes with it take place.
King Rexy the allosaurus is my favorite carnivores theropod from the Jurassic Period
Pretty sure Saurophaganax is A. maximus/a very large A.fragilis
@@unholybeing6414 not currently it isn't. Right now it's considered to be distinct and valid from A.fragilis. it's only the amateur paleocommunity with its incessant TMDD that thinks that it's just Allosaurus.
The latest phylogenetic analysis on it recovers it as a valid distinct genus, and it has two features directly differentiating it from Allosaurus, which are the shape of its Chevrons and the presence of paraspinal laminae.
King Rexy May I see the paper where the differences are addressed as a being from different species?
@@unholybeing6414 that would probably be www.researchgate.net/publication/230892243_A_reassessment_of_the_gigantic_theropod_Saurophagus_maximus_from_the_Morrison_Formation_Upper_Jurassic_of_Oklahoma_USA
Saurophaganax's validity has pretty much gone unchallenged for the most part, in the literature that is.
Here's the link for the latest phylogenetic analysis that recovers it to be distinct, and valid.
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.researchgate.net/publication/40661587_The_Dinosauria_second_edition&ved=2ahUKEwiw48X3iM7pAhV05-AKHeZWAvsQFjAHegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw3EVVOq_oJPmHrjtaQU646L&cshid=1590377264942
Its fate will likely be decided by the postcranial description of A.jimmadseni, so wait for that. After that, it will probably end up in a taxonomic description of Allosaurus.
Yeah, pretty awesome rendition of Allosaurus. Overall pretty good model, sweet colouration, cool sound effects *(even if they are reused for the Ceratosaurus and the Albertosaurus),* and there’s some neat examples of pack hunting on display here.
Fun fact: Allosaurus is show host Dinosaur George’s favourite dinosaur. Really shows, doesn’t it?
Awesome Productions And Deinonychus is his second-favorite, Utahraptor his third.
Somehow, that's my exact top 3 as well. I was mindblown when I found that out.
I want the Allosaurus to but I like Stegosaurus more
It's a shame because the documentary itself is...yikes.
eh no accuracy wise it aint good, but going with the model stuff its texture looks to be fairly low resolution and the model quality is meh, I'd need to actually see its topology to make a better judgement but it feels kinda low poly and its leg jiggle makes the legs feel like jelly
Awesome Productions not really behavior wise they roar at their lungs constantly here when any predator in real life would shut up not to mention the accuracy there to slim there claws would face each other and that skull is weirdly shaped
“THINK, ALLOSAUURS, THINK”
-Camarasaurus, Jurassic Periood
Allosaurus: I'm the biggest predator of the Jurassic.
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Saurophaganax: Um excuse me?
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Allosaurus: Aren't we the same animal?
@Dinosaur Apprentice Yep, the Allosaurus Fragilis was closer to the Ceratosaurus in size coming at about 8-9 meters long and 1-2 tons wieght. The one in JFC is most likely the Saurophaganax or Maximus.
@Dinosaur Apprentice Saurophagonax and Allosaurus are seperate
What about Epanterias?
Zhentong Wang Allosaurus Ampluxus
@Dinosaur Apprentice King Rexy gives the link if the paper saying the difference between Saurophaganax and an Allosaurus sp
"Allosaur is the biggest"
saurofagunax : am l a joke to you
If Mickey Mortimer is correct, the large Peterson Quarry allosaurid (NMMNH P-26083) appears to more likely to be Allosaurus than Saurophaganax (theropoddatabase.com/Carnosauria.htm ):
"NMMNH P-26083 (Williamson and Chure, 1996) is a large specimen from the Tithonian Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation in New Mexico. Williamson and Chure merely referred it to Allosauridae, not a particular genus. It is assigned to Allosaurus instead of Saurophaganax because the femoral shaft is straight in anterior view, the tibial facet for the astragalar ascending process is well marked and the medial malleolus of the tibia is poorly expanded. P-26083's large size invites comparison to Epanterias, but no preserved elements are shared with the holotype. The strongly curved cnemial crest, twisted tibial shaft, and flattened medial surface of the medial tibial condyle are supposedly unique characters. However, twisted tibial shafts are almost universal among theropods and A. fragilis exemplar USNM 4734 also has a concave medial edge of its medial condyle. As the tibia is not figured in proximal view, the cnemial crest's curvature cannot be evaluated."
NO ONE REMEMBERS MAH BOI TORVOSAURUS!
Well, this allo has saurophaganax stats, because at the time the show was created, sauro bones were thought to belong to allosaurus
This is my favorite rendition of the Lion of the Jurassic. The model is generally good and I like the back stripes on the grey brown animal.
Still, that was a really dumb Allosaurus in Bloodiest Battle
Well it has broken wrists.
KanonenVogel i said generally. The broken wrists plagued all of the theropods within this show.
lol
Tfw you miss your own premiere....
Which Dinosaur of this Documentary will u do next?
King Rexy how do you miss your own premiere?
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King Rexy Well ain't that a bitch?
@@riamus7258 Jurassic fight club albertosaurus
The constant need for the dinosaurs to roar gets really grading on the ears very quickly. I understand that, as unforgivable as it is for a documentary, it's mainly focused on entertainment, but if you took a shot every time you heard a dinosaur roar in this series, especially when it would be adventageous not to roar, you would probably be dead half-way through.
It's officially billed as a TV show
@@riamus7258 one of the worst TV shows ever made then
King Rexy I did refer to it as such, when I called it a series.
@@mr.pseudo4300 Ahaha... you haven't seen many TV shows then, have you?
“All held is about to break lake has become a battlefield”
Another one of my favorite versions, I’m in love with its sounds and body color, I kinda wish they added spikes across the back and tail.
Am I the only one thinks the JWFK allosaurus looks suspiciously similar to this?
No,you're not a only one.
@King Ghidorah75 Where do I start? This allo is FAR better than Fallen Kingdom. First, the color scheme. Despite the red, it looks like a great white shark with legs, with the black and white. Fallen Kingdom allo looked bland with that grayish green.
@@kevinash1018
No
Awesome, I really adore the Allosaurus model from Jurassic Fight Club and compare this one to Fallen Kingdom and Battle At Big Rock’s Version to see how awesome they were.
I love how this documentary shows how dinosaurs were just killing machines and nothing else
Shrignold The Butterfly yes when in real life they acted absolutely nothing like this (and also didn’t look like this either)
That's the problem with this documentary. Only showing violence is a missed opportunity and misleading for those who want to learn more about these once living animals.
Well the documentarys point was to showcase hunting and fighting strategy.
@Rkaale 123 Speaking of Video Game, get a double A budget and you could make an awesome fighting game out of this. Like I know it's inaccurate, but there is just something about it that just let's me go hmm, let's not use something of this (hypothetically)
it’s so bad it’s good
Torvosaurus and maybe saurophaganax: Am I a joke to you?
the one they used was 40 feet so the one in the show is saurophaganax. Allosaurus itself is only 30 feet but when the show was made people thought the 40 foot Saurophaganax was an Allosaur.
@@extraordinarytv5451 The notion that Allosaurus only reached 8-9 metres long is actually a myth, as while it's certainly their average size, it doesn't appear to be the maximum size of the species as Bybee et al. (2006) found that none of the A. fragilis sampled, even the largest definitive A. fragilis specimen AMNH 680 which was about 9+ metres long, had no external fundamental system/EFS (save for a large, isolated fragmentary fibula), the hallmark of full skeletal maturity in dinosaurs, and thus are still growing at the time of their deaths.
Source: Bybee et al. (2006) Sizing the Jurassic theropod dinosaur Allosaurus: assessing growth strategy and evolution of ontogenetic scaling of limbs:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/jmor.10406
Also, if Mickey Mortimer is correct, the large Peterson Quarry allosaurid (NMMNH P-26083) appears to more likely to be Allosaurus than Saurophaganax (theropoddatabase.com/Carnosauria.htm ):
"NMMNH P-26083 (Williamson and Chure, 1996) is a large specimen from the Tithonian Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation in New Mexico. Williamson and Chure merely referred it to Allosauridae, not a particular genus. It is assigned to Allosaurus instead of Saurophaganax because the femoral shaft is straight in anterior view, the tibial facet for the astragalar ascending process is well marked and the medial malleolus of the tibia is poorly expanded. P-26083's large size invites comparison to Epanterias, but no preserved elements are shared with the holotype. The strongly curved cnemial crest, twisted tibial shaft, and flattened medial surface of the medial tibial condyle are supposedly unique characters. However, twisted tibial shafts are almost universal among theropods and A. fragilis exemplar USNM 4734 also has a concave medial edge of its medial condyle. As the tibia is not figured in proximal view, the cnemial crest's curvature cannot be evaluated."
In other words: Allosaurus fragilis likely could have reached around at least the same size as Torvosaurus and Saurophaganax, it's just that the 10+ metre long skeletally mature specimens of A. fragilis would probably be quite rare in the Morrison as well like Saurophaganax; as they are likely just rare individuals who either managed to reach old age, lucked out in the nutrients and/or genetics department, or both.
Correction: Allosaurus probably could at least reach around the same size as Torvosaurus at least, since the Peterson Quarry Allosaur is probably still smaller than Saurophaganax
ExtraordinaryTV Saurophaganax is an Allosaurus though
@@unholybeing6414 That is still under debate.
I've loved this design ever since I became obsessed with JFC at 8 years old (though, I'm not obsessed with it anymore that's for sure!)
Wait a minute
?
The episode the Allo was featured in was...something.
But the design is definetly one of my favorite Allosaurus in any media! the coloring is top notch
"allosaurus was the biggiest predator at the time"
torvosaurus: am i a joke to you?
I think they were treating Saurophaganax as a species of Allosaurus
@@OmegaPictures318 yes
Ivan Zhukof Well, Torvosaurus may be bigger, but Allosaurus is FAR more common. That means it's either reproducing far more often, or it's killing off Torvosaurus when it's younger so it never reaches adult sizes, or both of those scenarios.
@@kevinnorwood8782 you are correct though im just making a joke, that is factually accurate for the most part.
Allosaurus was bigger in America but smaller in Europa
5:07
Oh come on, the Allosaur could have just stepped back and attacked there after
Does that Allosaurus know what to shut up?! It keeps roaring at the of its lungs, even for no reason!
IKR?
How do you kill your food successfully, when you're roaring at them non-stop, alerting them to your arrival? 😔
You know this Model looks very close to the Jurassic World Allosaurus when you think about it, probably even better then that one.
These Allosauruses are the dumbest ones ever.
Fact.
@Dinosaur Apprentice yes
Inaccuracies aside this were some cool fight scenes
The alpha species of the Jurassic.
A freight train, I know that getting rammed it by a 2 Ton dinosaur at 17 Miles per hour would hurt but a runaway freight train?WHAT THE FUCK?
"ThE sOuNDs oF tHe CaMaRaSaUrUs MaKe iT mUcH mOrE iNtErEsTiNg oF a TaRgEt"
These allosaurus have a almost normal confrontation with the ceratosaurus, but the rest left me breathless. They always talk about allosaurus being a prehistoric Einstein, but then one walks right into the range of a deadly spiked tail that it could easily avoid if it had any kind of concentration. Okay, maybe it could be a dumb mistake, but the fact that they didn't finish the stegosaurus before it could get dangerous was dumb. Now the dumbest decision any animal (extinct or not) could make is to try and go for huge prey that is extremely strong and survives tons of attacks when there is a literal FEAST NEXT TO THEM. Why would they go for another kill, when there are 2 stuck stegosaurus (one dead), a dead allosaurus and a dead ceratosaurus that are in the freshest state they could be in and aren't even guarded.
The brave man that had to film this
"Allosaurus could crush bone"
*laughs in bite force of a lion*
@Rkaale 123 dang, really? where?
@Rkaale 123 fair enough, it can be hard determining this stuff
Rkaale 123 bruh it bite force was weaker than a lion they use their head like a ax to do damage
@@titanthetyrannosaurusrex5260that's debunked
Just to inform those who do not know, the "allosaurus had a weaker bite force than a lion" was refuted now it is believed that his bite force was around 890kg
also it was the king of the dinosaurus before the trex
Fragilis is right. The Allosaurus is very fragile.
I don’t mind inaccuracies as long it still has its crest on his head
Actually it’s pretty accurate
one thing this show did well was to use the anatomy of the dinosaurs to influence the fight, and use the actions of the dinosaurs in the fight to explain the anatomy. So at least theres that
And fail horribly at it by giving incorrect data and straight up lying about the anatomy.
Plus saying allosaurus has strong bite is also inaccurate considering the fact that allosaurus bite is weaker then the lions bite.
@@BoneReaperLagiallosaurus yeh, nvmd. not sure what i was thinking with that comment. probably trying to find somet good by scraping the bottom of the barrel
Says that the Ceratosaurus died instantly from the impact, however, it shows the Ceratosaurus is alright and literally has the Allosaurus crush it’s neck, also the episode is inconsistent with the Stegosaurs gender
The allosauros he was aggressive and he could Hunt big herbivores like stegosauros and no Wonder the allosauros was one of the most feared dinosaurs
Of the jurassic period
8:30 I think it's what my mum see when i'm playing with my brother 🤧
I really love allosaurus
Heard about the recent discovery of Allosaurus cannibalism?
Before it was even published.
Everything else aside, why are the dinosaurs so jiggly in this show?
5:09 oof😵☠💀
The scene abusrd 😂😂😅
5:23
"The first was a huge muscles"
*Dude, the Allo ax bite thing is not accurate*
Super Mario Logan Fan wait it isn’t?
@@thatkidwiththehoodie Allosaurus's bite force was weaker then a lion but they have strong neck muscles and open their jaws wide and slash their head down like a hatchet and their knife like teeth rip through their pery's skin and muscles and then wait for their pery to die from blood loss.
@@biospino_zge-7777 That was debunked a couple years ago, Allosaurus actually had a pretty powerful bite
@@OmegaPictures318 theres no need to tell me because I learn about that recently.
Saint Gale that was big all, a juvenile, allo probably had a bite as strong as a Siberian tiger.
Finding trash within treasure
This show in the paleo media
Despite how terrible JFC is in my opinion. This Allosaurus looks cool. Next to the Megalodon design.
This interpretation of the Allosaurus feels more like Indominus Rex in my opinion.
For all the inaccuracies...i do like allosaurus' roar. wish i could find an audio file for it though, especially at 5:15-5:17
OMG!! I finally found this documentary
A better model than the Allosaurs in Walking With Dinosaurs
*uno reverse card*
Are you on DeviantArt ?
Wrong Allosaurus wasnt the biggest predator of ITS time....FORGOT about torvosaurus and saurophaganax?
Bet that Camara is gonna cuss out its herd for leaving him behind with a bunch of hungry carnivores
Why would these allos risk their lives trying to attack a fully grown camara wheb they have 4 corpses ready to feast upon
the one they used was 40 feet so the one in the show is saurophaganax. Allosaurus itself is only 30 feet but when the show was made people thought the 40 foot Saurophaganax was an Allosaur.
The sounds of this Allossaurus is pretty similar to The Isle's one.
@Rkaale 123 Oh, I see
@Rkaale 123 look like planet dinosaur allosaurus
This is why Cama is very strong, tough, and slower against Allosaurus.
8:23
That is physically impossible if a allosaurus picked up ceratosaurus like his jaw would snap, allosaurus’s jaws pitifully pathetic and allosaurus would have used his head like a axe not like Tyrannosaurus.
All of that has been recently debunked lmao. Also, when its jaws were considered weak, they weren't considered paper thin weak lol. It's perfectly possibly for it to be able to pick that ceratosaurus up.
King Rexy well if we consider what the allosaurus is doing in this sequence and that allosaurus has a bite weaker than a lions I’m pretty sure it’s safe to assume that the allosaurus’s jaw here would be damaged or snapped and plus its lifting ceratosaurus off the ground remember its putting all of its neck and jaw strength into lifting ceratosaurus
@@dapperraptor8789 like I mentioned, the weak bite thing has been debunked.
King Rexy when?
@@dapperraptor8789 2017 I believe. I think I pinned the link in a comment on the Planet Dinosaur Allosaurus video.
Holy christ did he just say 16ft tall? That's soooo off.
Because it uses the statistics of Saurophagonax
@@OmegaPictures318 Not even Saurophaganax is that tall. Hell, not even the rex is 16 feet tall.
Allosaurus is 16.5ft tall T. rex is 12 to 20 feet tall
@@tonysanchez8269 tf you get that from?Allosaurus was up to 12 ft tall while T-Rex was 15
Could you do Monsters Resurrected next?
Allosaurus the lion of the jurassic
Allosaurus of the Jurassic
My God! The dinos constantly roaring is very annoying at least make the roars different instead of pumping out the same roar over and over again!
This is like dinosaur combat porn
Next:
Majungasaurus
Tyrannosaurus
Nanotyrannus
Tenontosaurus
Stegosaurus
Ceratosaurus
Camarasaurus
Megalodon
Brygmophyseter
Utahraptor
Gastonia
Short Faced Bear (Arctodus)
American Lion (Panthera)
Pachyrhinosaurus
Edmontosaurus
Dromaeosaurus
*Sees Tyrannosaurs*
Me: 🌚
Nothing in this show makes any sense whatsoever
Watch this when you're high.
The Lonely Weird Kid will do
How fast can the Allosaurus run?
15-17 mph
Fun fact: Allosaurus was one of the predators that lived in what is now Utah
Super Mario Logan Fan It could dehinge its jaw and used it like an axe , slamming down on victims
KSound Kaiju that hatchet jaw theory was deleted, too damaging to the predator
TheArchosaurGamer oh XD
This one is Fragilis
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jfc ia the most inaccurate dinosaur documentary ive seen
6:22
According to Paleo Nerd, they are maybe Saurophaganax
Paleonerd changed his mind. He also agrees that they are Allosaurus fragilis.
Cool video 🙂👍
16 feet tall and 15 or 13 feet is way too much that’s less than that
My childhood:)
This show is a Trip
Allosaurus is the apex predator of the jurassic
No
Have you ever heard of Torvosaurus?
Not particularly a fan of this model, despite the two top comments praising it. Though, I can say within certainty that it's just not for me.
If there was a 'How To Train Your Dinosaur', Allosaurus can be Astrid’s dinosaur.
More of Carcharodontosaurus
I dont think it’s accurate that the allosaurus go for the camarasaurus when they can just eat the stegosaurus
8:12
What are some anatomical differences between A.Jimmadseni vs. A. Fragilis? I know the former was an older sub-species that lived 157-154 mya but what made it significant enough apply a different title to?
It's a combination of many small but important details. But what you need to know is the difference in the shape of their cheek bones (jugal bone).
To tall they should have used saurophagenax sorry for my spelling
allosaurus is stupid because it hunts bigger prey so its a 50 percent hes gonna win.
My only thing about this is why go for the chimerasauras? They had bodies.
Chimerasaurus? Elaborate.
@@riamus7258meant to say torvosauraus.
Because in this show they are not animals and just mindless monsters who kill anything that moves. Also I don't think allosaurus is stupid enough to walk right into the range of the fagomizers of the stego instead of just going for the head
Don´t Allosaurus Predate T-rex by more than 80 million years?
They said that he is more smarter than ceratosaurus
The allo: 4:55
4 ton allo wtf. What is this a half sauro half allo child or epan?
Allosaurus would not jump in reality
Jurassic Ficht club allosaurus
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I always thought it was bizarre how Allosaurus had a hunchback worst than any other animal I ever seen.
......Not particularly sure if Allosaururs was intelligent, at least in comparison to Cerato. Correct me if I'm wrong.
It was smarter than cerato but I’d hardly call it smart, granted for a carnosaur it was fairly smart but if it ended up in a game of chess with a troodon or a tyrannosaur it would get schooled
Whether it was smart or not is unknown because there is no reliable method by which intelligence can be measured. Not even in living animals which keep surprising us with how smart they can be when not expected to be.
GreenVeil Gaming , although I doubt that the T-rex would even be able to move the chess pieces...
Probably not though it would be funny to see it try to
Why did you tell the ceratosaurus eat the stegosaurus that are stuck in the mud probably no Reason to kill the Ceratosaurus
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The killer
It did not hunt in packs
No one knows if it did or didn't
Well it probably lived in gangs or something like crocodiles do today since dinosaurs don’t have the brain mentality of mammals
what is it with this guy and freight trains, anyway
They said it for how powerful trains are
What's with the bad jump cuts? Are you cutting expert interview scenes?
Yes, the purpose of the video is to be a compilation of all the footage the Allo has ever gotten in the show. Reused scenes, flipped scenes, and all that don't count.
The show butchers the action so terribly injecting extra unnecessary things that it makes this video look like it's terribly cut, but I didn't miss a single frame with the allo in it ;).
So you’re calling Ceratosaurus Is dumb How fucking dare you Jurassic fight club
I’m sure Ceratosaurus will know a allosaurus would be behind them this show saying they can’t hear them coming or knowing they’re coming
Yes I know it’s a documentary I don’t want to hear any reply don’t even bother to reply to me
Boi lol
allosaurus bodied ceratosaurus
January 11, 2017 (Wednesday)
I'm i the only one that dosen't like the allosaurus design? I like allosaurus but this design looks stupid
Against the background of other creatures from this show, the Allosaurus looks pretty accurate.