PREHISTORIC PLANET 2 | Animated Size Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Prehistoric Planet 2, when nature put on it's greatest show!
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I'm sorry
In first video to prehistoric planet size comprasion some dinosaurs had a shorter tail (hadrosaurs)
Small mistake
I only noticed while looking
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2:13 seeing the comparison between Edmontosaurus annectens and Nanqusaurus is really surprising to me. Keep up the good work.
Yeah, Edmonto is huge. But then again, Nanuq was a bit bigger than shown in Prehistoric Planet
Edmontosaurus is largely oversized
We saw the T-Rexes took it out, and here the edmontosaurus is twice as tall as a T-rex which is an absolute error - T-Rex should be slightly taller actually
@@suricata1993 Um no that's not twice as tall, it just looks to be around 0.7 metres taller than the T-rex here and notice the edmontosaurus isn't even touching the ground here. I think the guy that made this vid accidentally made it float off the ground lol
@@suricata1993 nah annectens was really big, and here he was floating a lil bit.
@@suricata1993 Bruh edmontosaurus Annectens was even bigger than tyrannosaurus
*_PLEASE_* do one for Netflix’s Life on our Planet when it comes out! 🥺
It would be the same size if it's accurate
When does it come out
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They've only said it'll come out this year, so I'm assuming it'll be anywhere between August and December.
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Really puts the size of the creatures in perspective!
I made a video and it was called dinomation which the video was made back in 2010 when stop motion was first released and I was the first user! I ended up uploading it in 2020 on my old channel! Btw I was 8 turning nine when I made it and I’m 22 now!
@@Drpolandball very cool!
Both Morrosaurus and Imperobator were bigger than shown in this video im pretty sure, look it up on wiki
Dane that’s incredible animation and designs too your awesome and btw thank you so much for raising me back then
This is absolutely beautiful. It's clear how much you've improved since the season 1 size comparison.
dis is well done mate the colors and the body is PERFRCTION!
I would KILL to see a Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal size comparison on this channel in this style
That would be a living hell to make. The sizes are so inconsistent.
@@BlueoftheSilkWings yea fr, they changed sizes alot in that show
At the start i was suprised at the baby nostoceras size, turns out it was magnified (the adult is goofy ah)
Let’s go baby
I enjoyed the episodes
*Welcome to cretaceous period
nicely put together
THE KING RETURNED!!!!
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호비랑 함께하는 놀이극장 바다 동물 친구들
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가오리
혹등고래
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@@서선종-u3wYOU MADE IT
The Walking With series would be a good one to do this with
The bigass Liopleurodon
This animation-comparison is incredible, Prehistoric Planet 2 was epic just like the previous season, I like how many of the dinosaurs apart from the sauropods have sizes that rival current animals very well, that shows how realistic these creatures look from the past with their commensurate sizes, not like the huge beasts from the JP/W franchise...A Grizzly Bear or an African Elephant don't look small at all with most of the animals seen in the video, we can see how an African Elephant gets It would look quite big next to a T-rex, although I have an observation, the Tyrannosaurus in comparison looks small, it is about 3-3.5 meters high when in reality it should be 4 or 4.5 at most, meters high height, anyway, it is incredible to see how a group of current African Elephants could scare away all the terrestrial predators in Prehistoric Planet 2 thanks to their size and social capacity, if a T-rex measures 4m in height, 13m in long, weighs 8 tons and a current African Elephant reaches 3.5 m in height, 6 m in length and 6 tons in weight we can see how the difference in size is not very high and how 3 African Elephants would surpass the Tyrannosaurus in brute force numeric.
Considering how smart elephants are, i'll bet a two or three adult could fend off one hungry T-Rex very easily.
In term of the comparison of the body ratio between prehistoric vs modern animals tho, i think the tails of these dinosaurs would make them win the day. Because it's simply help them looks a lot bigger and more intimidating in the eyes of our modern large land mammals.
That's obvious bro, the tail in dinosaurs is what gives them that great length in many species, that's why very few current animals (and those very few can be marine) exceed in length or size in general the most famous dinosaurs That is why dinosaurs are the most incredible creatures that have ever walked the Earth, not only because of their large size in some species but also because they are reptiles, and reptiles are creatures that fascinate because of their anatomy.
Awesome work on this
I cant wait for it
This was absolutely amazing size comparison
Is the amazing animation!!!
Good work 👍
Referencia
@@Titano_g Sis
Plz make a video like this of prehistoric big cats,,,
Sauropod
Young isisaurus 0:40
Nemegtosaur 2:34
Rapetosaur 2:35
isisaur 2:40
Monglian titanosaur 2:47
Alamosaur 2:50
Alamo is the largest over here
forget baby yoda. I'm here for baby velociraptor
0:11 I had no idea pyroraptor lived in the maastrictan!
It lived from 70.6 to 66 million years ago
where is my goddamn breviparopus
Edmontosaurus appeared in EP 3 in Second season
Amazing 👍
Most dinos rnt that big. But the big ones are massive!
Ok i love it thank you
Prehistoric Park (2006)
Will you please take a look at the monsters I drew?
Prehistoric Planet 3
Why are so many every creatures in this video so blurry?
WERE GOING THIS TIME 🔥🔥🔥
I watched the oceans episode, and if the nostoceras have a curved shells, why do there babies look like the sphenodiscus ammonites
I guess the shells become weirder as they mature.
I love this!!!! Infinite/10 pp1 infinite/10 also
Why were most of the things kinda small?
Majunga and the T. Rex being huge standouts
Maybe I’m dumb but the rex should not look shorter than the tarbosaurus and should rival the size of the edmonto
It’s probably an average sized Rex
@@TheRandomWolf no Cos I’m the scene where the Rexes are hunting and edmontosaurus they were nearly the same size but they’re dwarfed by the edmonto here
T rex is also much larger than tarbosaurus but here the rex is almost shorter than the tarbo
From the largest known T-rex skeletons scales I've seen, an 1.8 meter tall person would either not reach or barely reach the lowest point of Rex's torso.
@@greendoor4039 T Rex is not much larger than tarbosaurus, we have only 2 oversized T. Rex specimens, Sue and Scotty, all the other ones are pretty much the same size as most Tarbosaurus specimens. Also, this video is using other info for the sizes, not the show, Edmontosaurus could grow much larger than most T. Rex, just like the X-rex specimen
@@adamtruong1759 T. Rex had a set of lower bones called gastralia, making his belly much lower than most people think, also, using the biggest specimens is not a good way to compare sizes, the average T. Rex would not be much bigger than 12 meters
Love it
Phosphorosaurus is perfectly dolphin sized
I wish a new jurassic documentary
A new doc called life on our planet only on Netflix is coming this year
@@RajasaurusNarmadensis
I would prefer from Jon Favreau or from WWD team
The man is very brave
Those creatures are very well behaved!
Those aquatic creatures certainly know how to fly!
and the nautolid youngling shrunk for some reason.
and the pterosaurs can’t fly for some reason lol
@@chingyik123 "Um they actually can they're just shown walking" -🤓
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cool video
Oh good
tarchia and pacychephalosaurus with human expressions
REPTAR!!!!
KURU KULLA 0:48
VELOCIRAPTOR 1:00
AUSTRORAPTOR 1:38
IMPEROBATOR 1:43
PLEASE MIX THIS WITH THE FIRST ONE
Nostoceras look like floating item who can be called alladin
CERATOPSIDS PT 3
PRENOCEPHALE 1:08
PACYCEPHALOSAURUS 1:26
TRICERATOPS 1:49
Triceratops is the only ceratopsian from the animals you named. Both Prenocephale and Pachycephalosaurus are Pachycephalosaurids. I think you're confusing ceratopsian with marginocephalian...
Lol TRex looks alittle small dont you think? The dude is almost face to face with the animal ! IT looks like a mid sized theropod
Uhh... actually Hatzegopteryx and Tyrannosaurus appeared together in episode 3
(Correct me if i'm wrong)
No, it was Quetzalcoatlus and T.rex (in episode 5).
No, that was in episode 5
BRUH WHY ARE THEY SO FAST SLOW IT DOWN
Their speed is fine, it's just that the motion blur is a little too strong
@@robinator789 Yeah that's my only nitpick. The animations are fantastic, don't get me wrong, but my eyes hurt a bit when the Madtsoia, Shamosuchus and Trike appeared.
@@cintronproductions9430 yep. Everything is perfect, the designs, the animation. The motion blur just needs to be reduced a little bit, then it would be truly perfect. But it is still an awesome video.
The first one took 5 mins this one took 3 mins because the animals are FAST plus they look like they are sliding faster than usual
Yes
OMG triceratops V2
Not
Tuarangisaurus do think about it 2:21
Hey Dane. About the Edmontosaurus, the size was wrong. Edmontosaurus was not as big as Shantungosaurus, it was only shorter and lighter than an adult T. rex with adults measuring twelve meters long and weighing six tons the most.
The edmonto reaches 10-12 tons and rex reaches 9-10 tons at max
@@zackswaggin1876 No, Edmontosaurus was never as big as Shantungosaurus nor bigger than T. rex
@@samneugebaur2064 i didnt say that i said that Edmonto reaches 10-12 tons when adult max is 15 while the biggest shant was 18-20 understand what I'm saying before u comment mate. Wait science measures size by weigh so edmonto is bigger than the rex.
There are two giant specimens of Edmontosaurus annectens in the Museum of the Rockies collections = an isolated maxilla with a 57 cm long tooth row (MOR 1609) and a partial skeleton (MOR 1142) comprising pelvis, hindlimbs and a complete 7.5 m long tail. Both represent animals well over 14 m long and in the 12-14 ton range, and are substantially larger than the largest known individuals of Tyrannosaurus.
@@samneugebaur2064 bruh shantungasaurus is just 15m and the edmontosarus is same size as trex in the comparison
Young nostoceras
The rex and Quetz are waaaay bigger than shown here
Why? show proof
@@wonnijohn2765 T. rex is 2x the size or tarbo
@@AluminumConsumer ok
@@AluminumConsumer It is not, stop using the biggest specimens to compare size, they are exceptions, the video is showing the average size of each dinosaur, not the size of the biggest specimen found
@@phaex2288 still trex is a lot larger on average it’s like 7-8 tonnes and tarbo on average is like 5 tonnes
Did ornithomimus shrink from the first season?
2:08 Hey! Edmontosaurus was in ep 3 not ep 4!!!
Oh no! It's the end of the world!
Is it me or the male tyranosaur rex in the documentary have double chins equal to the males in the Jurassic Park saga like Buck, Freddy and Junior
bruh edmonto in oceans episode what
i wish this was on netflix whys it only on apple tv+?
Velociraptor in PP1
Cute
All so cute 💖
I can’t really find this “Coastal Troodont» anywhere in the series
It's in the opening scene of the fifth episode. Three of them attempt to scavenge an Alamosaur before being driven off by a T rex
@@DanePavitt thanks 😁
Nestoceras or teapot
"Coastal Troodont" is Pectinodon.
The Coastal Troodonts that scavenge the Alamosaurus don't have the white stripes that Pectinodon has
@@DanePavitt Maybe they're female? The one with the juveniles is referred to as the father.
@@DanePavitt Pectinodon is the only Hell Creek Troodontid
Alamosaurus isn't present in Hell Creek, which means that segment probably takes place much further south along the interior seaway coast.
Plus, animals aren't limited in their range to the fossil localities we know them from
@@DanePavitt oh
Babe triceratops 🥺
Baby triceratops 🥺
Alamosaurus is the biggest sauropod on the planet
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Green tertosaurus
7m
SMALL PACYCEPLOSAURUS
3m
Mongolian titan is the same size as argentinosaurs
500 million years ago the alamosaurus
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Who is this Mongolian Titan?
Scout
Big pteradon
Kill edmotosaurus
Snake 🐍🐍
Ah yess
Ankylosaurus
Seeeeeeee
Where’s young alcione and dreadnothus
They aren't in season 2
Tyrannosaurus is far too small compared to Tarbosaurus.
Some of these sizes are inaccurate, tarbosaurus should not be larger than T. rex and edmonto felt oversized.
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Adalatherium is the mamle
OMG
I am that big 😮
How are you typing this?? With your little baby Hands?
@@BeegRanho Lol
@@BeegRanho using horns
Wher is the baby pacyrinosaurus
Nooooo
Kind of too bad for me that making documentaries and shows' too difficult, complicated and 'time-wasting for me. I got my own idea of which genera and species of creatures for my own set.
OWO
So small
T rex is too small
WTF IS A PREHISTORIC DUCK 0:46
Mosasaurs
JW
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A lot of these sizes are way off
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Where are daspletosaurus?
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@@DanePavitt Not!
Evolved into Tyrannosaurus and Tarbosaurus.
@@Ozraptor4 But lived at maastriction
@@UnofficialJurassicWorldYT No it didn't. Most recent Daspletosaurus are c.75 million years old. Purported early Maastrichtian daspletosaur from the Horseshoe Canyon Fm turned out to be a juvenile Albertosaurus (Mallon et al. 2020).
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