I don't know what Interests me most about dinos but the only reason is I want to know more about them ... The name itself is interesting. ...Dinosaurs. ..don't need any particular reason to show interests. .. It's my fav topic to study on ......💁
I have always liked to search about the history of dinosaurs, I think they were incredible and fantastic creatures that inhabited the earth. It is very interesting to keep finding videos that show how they lived and how they became extinct.
I think the extinction was bound to happen as the climate and landscape started to shift. The asteroid strike could probably be just the finisher. But... I'm no expert. Just an opinion. Good thing they don't exist anymore though. Would be challenging to co-exist without some sort of barrier. Thanks for sharing National Geographic.
Azliana Lyana it sure would be tough to coexist with them today. i think they may have ate themselves out of homealso. as big as they were they would have required a lot of food every day. They would also devastate our crops and there would practically be no way to keep them out.
Extremelly unlikely. Dinosaurs have went through many massive ecological shifts, not even a freaking 10 Km asteroid could stop them as modern birds show. In all likelyhood many groups of Dinosaurs found in the Late Cretaceous may had become extinct, the likelyhood of all of them becoming extinct in anything sort of a cataclismic extinction event is very low. The K-T extinction just happened to be much more severe for large endothermic animals with long maturation times (like Plesiosaurs, Mosasaurs, Pterosaurus and all non-proper Avian Dinosaurs) than for ectothermic species with a long lifespan (crocodilians and turtles among others) and tiny sized very fast growing endotherms like the contemporary birds and mammals.
I don't bro you haven't seen the fat guy in my local comicbook store. He's very close to earn that title so dinosaurs will only be the biggest creatures to ever WALK earth
Oyy dhakn,,,angrezo ko bta,,k ,,highfly pigeon,itni opr ki uran deta h,,, wo itna chota hony k bawjud hight m ghus jata,,,thak bhi jata h,, photos bhi dunia sy bahir wapis kahe apny planet m jana chahta,,,,,,story mzy ki h buht,,,,,,acha agy suno,,jis dinosaur k par hoty thy,,wo kitna opr jata hoga hyna interesting or danger,,,,dusry planit m ki pata kis typ ki jung hoti janwro m,,,,,,,mars py jaa k dekhny pr zamin ak star ki trah dekhti,, ,,is star mean earth py zindagi h, kahe or bhi hogi,,,pka soch k rakho,,koi dunia or makhloq,,khtarnak or achi wli donu milny wali h,,,,,mil jygi,,,,,ok ,,gudnight
Make more videos about dinosaurs, peoples in general only knows a few things like they were extinguished 65 million years ago, carnivore and herbivore and other but you ( national geographic team) need to go further than those well-known facts. By the way, I think you're the best magazine on the planet and maybe the most trailblazing society which ever existed thank you to give us knowledge and make us a little smarter every day :)
There are a number of dinosaurs that have now been found to be much bigger that dreadnoughtus, in length and weight; Argentinosaurus, Puertasaurus and Patagotitan are three dinosaurs that have been found in South America. Paleontologists believe they were still growing at the time of their deaths.
People: Dinosaurs can't swim or fly True Paleontologist: Penguins swim, and birds fly. BTW they are Dinosaurs and also Spinosaurus was able to swim and Archaeopteryx could glide
A ton equals 907 kg, the label reflects that fairly obviously. Replace the 't' with 907 and the product is the total weight in kg for those unfamiliar with tons.
Dude, no need to be a smartass. If they went by that logic why didn't they write the conversion from feet to meters the same way, but they wrote it correctly 85 feet (26 meters)? They clearly made a mistake!
My granddaughter is a 9 year old Dinosaur obsessed genius! Seriously she is amazing. I’d love to know how to encourage her. None of the adults in her life feel adequately prepared for the task, but, we’re trying.
You don't need to feel overwhelmed. May I suggest start by taking your granddaughter to educational institutions; the Field Museum in Chicago, the American Museum of Natural History in New York, and the Smithsonian in Washington, DC are excellent places for any budding scientist to begin. You may also want to look up ways to take your granddaughter on an actual paleontology excursion. And, of course, there are always libraries and book stores. In general, try to connect her with as many experienced researchers as possible; this should give her a solid foundation for success. And, help her stay focused in her journey. Your desire to support your granddaughter in her educational endeavors is commendable. I hope you find my thoughts useful. All the best!
Nat Geo: Dinosaurs are split into 2 groups, Saurischia and Ornithischia, based on their pelvis. Ornithoscelida: I’m about to end this guy’s whole career.
You know what I find odd? Dinosaurs were divided into two categories: bird-hipped, and lizard-hipped. Yet everyone says that birds evolved from the lizard-hipped dinosaurs. Shouldn't they have evolved from the bird-hipped ones?
I was raised religious and never went to school. I just learned this week that dinosaurs were real. I have so many questions and am actually dumbfounded
Seriously i don't get The people who have disliked this .. they either don't understand science or they hate the animation used for dinosaurs ..i am guessing the first one😉😉😉😅😅😅
Thinking about a living thing that weighed 65 ton breaks my brain. The amount of food required to power something that large...How big vegetation must have been to allow an animal to grow that big...my brain snowballs thinking of all the spin off information
Not all dinosaurs were feathered, but dinosaurs such as Yutyrannus, all dromaeosaurids, Compsognathus, and Tyrannosaurus Rex, but also the Microraptor and Archaeopteryx, were feathered!
Why do I feel like the title of heaviest dinosaur changes every time I look it up? I've seen like 6 different species claiming it, at least what stays consistent is that it's always a sauropod from Argentina. So it's Dreadnoughtus now?
The Dinosaur Song Lyrics: Here's Triceratops a-crunching Tyrannosaurus munching Stegosaurus lunching And the Muttaburrasaurus But you'll never see, oh you'll never see, no you'll never see, a dinosaur alive There's Diplodocus a-bumping And Brachiosaurus stomping. Velociraptor jumping And a tiny, little Minmi But you'll never see, oh you'll never see, no you'll never see, a dinosaur alive.
I loved to know about these types of creatures like phytons, mostly dinosaur's, whales and so on... National geographic you are the only my admired channel on RUclips.
This video has accurate subtitles, and probably the channel's other videos do too, and same with other large educational channels. It's tricky learning English. Good luck!
Is it me or something weird here is happening? Every time I go to the comment section about dinosaurs. I always see alot of people talking about dinosaurs existence and fossils as if it is a controversial thing? Like bruh I don't understand why make a big deal out of dinosaurs and archeologists?
Mostly because it is associated with their preexisting beliefs that are contradictory or they relate dinosaurs to the cryptic creatures. It is always about ignorance.
@@archive2500 I mean yeah your kinda right. I mean in conservatives belief, animals are created by God but, what we find under dirt are not what it seems to be. We find fossils of a dead animal that's been alive millions of years. Meaning they exist. It seems the discovery of this ancient animals, contradicts with their beliefs because it wasn't mentioned so. But who knows, maybe there are books or chapters that this describes this species, but didn't made it to their book. Personally I would believe that this species and fossils are real. We wouldn't have museums and archeologists if we didn't find this fossils.
907 kg equals a ton, not so tough, really. A perspective on how much a ton is for those not familiar with ancient weights. 65 times 907 gives an idea of the immensity.
Is there a Dinosaurs 201? This is an accessible video that provides the dinosaur basics that almost nobody who isn’t in the field or a hobbyist knows. It’s a great video.
Although dinosaurs have been gone for many years, their legacy lives on. What interests you the most about these fascinating creatures?
The dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets are better than regular shaped chicken nuggets.
I don't know what Interests me most about dinos but the only reason is I want to know more about them ...
The name itself is interesting. ...Dinosaurs. ..don't need any particular reason to show interests. ..
It's my fav topic to study on ......💁
Nice
suc my dino dic natgeo
this is awsome, thank you for making such great content always been a fan.
Mad respect to the cameraman who had to travel back in time to film all of this
Still glad this joke is still going.
Haha that made me laugh respect
And even so close!
What a joke 😜so funny
@@narayansaharoy8169 z
National Geographic needs to do more dinosaur videos like this. This was a great video.
We love your passion for dinosaurs, and we're glad you enjoyed watching!
@JPLover764 You are right
True
Afermative
@@NatGeo Great video, nice information
You know you've watched too many dinosaur documentaries when you've recognized every clip featured! 😂😅
😂
@@religxion9769 bcz.
Lol same
Yup
Yes
Dinosaurs are without a doubt the coolest things to have ever lived.
Yea imagine you could go in like a spectator mode and see then
You won’t think so after watching Jurassic Park
@@丁丁-x8j yes I would just dont die or time travel
True
Say that to frozen animals
I love Angeli Gabriel (producer and narrator of 101 series), her voice is so soothing and speaks eloquently.
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Angeli Gabriel??? Who's that???
I have always liked to search about the history of dinosaurs, I think they were incredible and fantastic creatures that inhabited the earth. It is very interesting to keep finding videos that show how they lived and how they became extinct.
तेज मर रथथथझझझथथथझोऐओओ
@@vijaypurohit1669 hindi to mujhe bhi ati h lekin akhir m jo kha vo samajh nahi aya
I think the extinction was bound to happen as the climate and landscape started to shift. The asteroid strike could probably be just the finisher. But... I'm no expert. Just an opinion. Good thing they don't exist anymore though. Would be challenging to co-exist without some sort of barrier. Thanks for sharing National Geographic.
Azliana Lyana it sure would be tough to coexist with them today. i think they may have ate themselves out of homealso. as big as they were they would have required a lot of food every day. They would also devastate our crops and there would practically be no way to keep them out.
If the dinosaurs never went extinct, then humans wouldn’t even exist. The mammals grew in size and varieties after the dinosaurs went extinct.
Azliana Lyana yeah i totally agree with that theory..👍👍👍👍
KRATOS 805 i have a theory
Extremelly unlikely.
Dinosaurs have went through many massive ecological shifts, not even a freaking 10 Km asteroid could stop them as modern birds show. In all likelyhood many groups of Dinosaurs found in the Late Cretaceous may had become extinct, the likelyhood of all of them becoming extinct in anything sort of a cataclismic extinction event is very low.
The K-T extinction just happened to be much more severe for large endothermic animals with long maturation times (like Plesiosaurs, Mosasaurs, Pterosaurus and all non-proper Avian Dinosaurs) than for ectothermic species with a long lifespan (crocodilians and turtles among others) and tiny sized very fast growing endotherms like the contemporary birds and mammals.
i'm just an 8 year old kid, but i read every single national geographic kids book!!!!!!!!
Hey thats nice..recently I started liking this dino thingy lmao..and wanna know more about it..wanna teach?
nice
Dinosaurs ruled the world❕
AnimalsAndReports then the birds
@@AetherealGirl humans will find a way to deal with them
Provenia Evermi its call fossils
@Provenia Evermi What are you doing here If you don't believe in dinosaurs
Provenia Evermi Yes,
Earth's greatest creatures that have ever lived🦖🦕🌴🌴🌿🌿🌳🌳🌿🌿🌿🍃🪨🌋
I don't bro you haven't seen the fat guy in my local comicbook store. He's very close to earn that title
so dinosaurs will only be the biggest creatures to ever WALK earth
@@scottpilgrim8017 bruh
Nah, cats are greatest.
Oyy dhakn,,,angrezo ko bta,,k ,,highfly pigeon,itni opr ki uran deta h,,, wo itna chota hony k bawjud hight m ghus jata,,,thak bhi jata h,, photos bhi dunia sy bahir wapis kahe apny planet m jana chahta,,,,,,story mzy ki h buht,,,,,,acha agy suno,,jis dinosaur k par hoty thy,,wo kitna opr jata hoga hyna interesting or danger,,,,dusry planit m ki pata kis typ ki jung hoti janwro m,,,,,,,mars py jaa k dekhny pr zamin ak star ki trah dekhti,, ,,is star mean earth py zindagi h, kahe or bhi hogi,,,pka soch k rakho,,koi dunia or makhloq,,khtarnak or achi wli donu milny wali h,,,,,mil jygi,,,,,ok ,,gudnight
Komodo dragon : I'm still alive, bichesss....
Crocodile: Amateur
@@Antuan444 I was going to say that too, but doing si seem to be too obvious for me
@@alejandroelluxray5298birds:🗿
*Hears Jurassic Park Theme Song*
_"Welcome, to Jurassic Park."_
First rate video, Nat Geo!! Great content as always!! As a dinosaur enthusiast I approve of this video!
This is amazing. Make this three hours longer please :)
Right
Bird lovers welcome you
@@arolemaprarath6615 not everyone who’s an arab is muslim smartass
@@arolemaprarath6615 also who cares what religion is yours
@@arolemaprarath6615 11* and he never killed anyone except for people who wanted a war
@@arolemaprarath6615 who even likes their own comment
@@arolemaprarath6615 your profile picture is a cult
Great job, Nat Geo👍
Make more videos about dinosaurs, peoples in general only knows a few things like they were extinguished 65 million years ago, carnivore and herbivore and other but you ( national geographic team) need to go further than those well-known facts. By the way, I think you're the best magazine on the planet and maybe the most trailblazing society which ever existed thank you to give us knowledge and make us a little smarter every day :)
There are a number of dinosaurs that have now been found to be much bigger that dreadnoughtus, in length and weight; Argentinosaurus, Puertasaurus and Patagotitan are three dinosaurs that have been found in South America. Paleontologists believe they were still growing at the time of their deaths.
Not to mention bruhathkayosaurus but I guess all the fossils were either missing
@@tamannabanu9722 bruhathkayosaurus was most likely just a fossilized tree trunk
@@s_meekerorum oh I didn't know
Great job nat geo!
People: Dinosaurs can't swim or fly
True Paleontologist: Penguins swim, and birds fly. BTW they are Dinosaurs and also Spinosaurus was able to swim and Archaeopteryx could glide
Its amazing how these creatures actually lived
How are 65 tons 907kg?
Mr. 8I that confused me as well
Mr. 8
That's 65000 kg.
A ton equals 907 kg, the label reflects that fairly obviously. Replace the 't' with 907 and the product is the total weight in kg for those unfamiliar with tons.
Dude, no need to be a smartass. If they went by that logic why didn't they write the conversion from feet to meters the same way, but they wrote it correctly 85 feet (26 meters)? They clearly made a mistake!
Exactly!
0:01 Did I just hear the Triceratops with the JP1 T Rex roar???
My granddaughter is a 9 year old Dinosaur obsessed genius! Seriously she is amazing.
I’d love to know how to encourage her. None of the adults in her life feel adequately prepared for the task, but, we’re trying.
You don't need to feel overwhelmed. May I suggest start by taking your granddaughter to educational institutions; the Field Museum in Chicago, the American Museum of Natural History in New York, and the Smithsonian in Washington, DC are excellent places for any budding scientist to begin. You may also want to look up ways to take your granddaughter on an actual paleontology excursion. And, of course, there are always libraries and book stores. In general, try to connect her with as many experienced researchers as possible; this should give her a solid foundation for success. And, help her stay focused in her journey. Your desire to support your granddaughter in her educational endeavors is commendable. I hope you find my thoughts useful. All the best!
✨🦖🦕HAPPY DINOVEMBER EVERYONE !!!🦕🦖✨
You too
Worms struck more fear in my hearts than dinosaurs
LOL :)
Adoro esse canal da National Geographic!❤
For a 250 million year old video the camera quality is very good!
I know right?
It is not 250 million years old
It is only 2 years old
A really great video, thank you.
Nat Geo: Dinosaurs are split into 2 groups, Saurischia and Ornithischia, based on their pelvis.
Ornithoscelida: I’m about to end this guy’s whole career.
Best channel in the universe is was and will Be NatGeo.Thanks for giving us so much knowledge......
*NOT*
*ENOUGH*
*FEATHERS*
They also seem to have pronated wrists and a lack of wing-feathers.
Nonsense.
@@filippaustralovenator2.033 he means not enough Dino feathers
@@prabathhemachandra ,
Fossils say it's still nonsense.
We need even more
my eternal love to this channel
I love the dinosaurs I have living at my house.
Chickens! :)
Look at the profile pic its a macaw!
thanks for sharing natgeo 😃
Nat Geo is my dream job.😊
I just want this, I will be more happy if national geographic can give us more about dinosaurs.
Lets appreciate the first rulers of the Earth!!
this is a go video and a go discovery i like
If a tiny dinosaur can hunt a giant one i can hunt a cheeseburger 😂
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
I like dinosaur 🦕
Z😆😆😆😆😆
I LIVE NEAR THAT MUSEUM.AND I GET TOURS THERE ALL THE TIME.
This helped me with homework 📚 thanks
I love to look at birds and pick out the dinosaur like features.
Cameraman never dies
So well done, thanks nat geo
This is so cool I want to travel back in time
You know what I find odd? Dinosaurs were divided into two categories: bird-hipped, and lizard-hipped. Yet everyone says that birds evolved from the lizard-hipped dinosaurs. Shouldn't they have evolved from the bird-hipped ones?
Yeah your right...
Is lizard hipped suaricicia
Bc you eat lizard hipped dino
Actually it's just convergent evolution
I love this channel it gives me lots of information
Just give me a time travel machine and let me live there already :(
You can not time travel, you would cause a paradox
I like the fact that the tendon in one t-rex ankle to foot is more than all the tendons in the body of a rinoserus put together.
2:12 they didn’t hunt in packs.
Amazing!
My most loved creatures❤️
I’m a big fan of dinosaurs tans a big fan of National Geographic too this is the best channel of information in the whole wide world
Please make more😊 I’ve seen all the dinosaur documentaries available😭🙏🏿
Amazing!!
National Geographic... uh... finds a way.
New Message *slow clap
great video!
Hey I'm a simple woman, I see dinosaurs, I click
Good job 🙂
Just remember
There are no proofs that dinosaurs actually roared. Hope I didn't ruin your childhood👍😂👍
@@propanonator9800 Roaring is actually a mammal thing. I don't think I've heard any bird or reptile do it.
Ok, dumb creationist
@@prabathhemachandra he didn't say that dinosaurs didn't exist, he just said that there is no proof that dinosaurs raor lol.
Awesome!! 🐊🐊
"Fascinating!"
They're so cute.
Not until you see one alive
You do probably everyday.(birds)
Luv this sort of videos!!
I was raised religious and never went to school. I just learned this week that dinosaurs were real. I have so many questions and am actually dumbfounded
There are some good books and documentaries on the subject if you want to do further research.
I love the history of dinosaurs
Seriously i don't get The people who have disliked this .. they either don't understand science or they hate the animation used for dinosaurs ..i am guessing the first one😉😉😉😅😅😅
the science i think is just not accurate
Thanks nat Geo thanku so much for all the informations ....facts....Nd much more.......
Great. ....
My fav channel
👍👍👍
Imagine being a 26m long giant to turn into a pigeon
It so amazing
Thinking about a living thing that weighed 65 ton breaks my brain. The amount of food required to power something that large...How big vegetation must have been to allow an animal to grow that big...my brain snowballs thinking of all the spin off information
Omg the only accurate Dino video on all of youtube
Nathan 1234 it's inaccurate though.
This is so interesting, I wish I could learn more... ^^
I really loved this short clip. Really really loved it
Not Enough Feathers!!!!
GameSquid yeah that annoyed me
Not all dinosaurs were feathered, but dinosaurs such as Yutyrannus, all dromaeosaurids, Compsognathus, and Tyrannosaurus Rex, but also the Microraptor and Archaeopteryx, were feathered!
Wow I love dinosaurs
Why do I feel like the title of heaviest dinosaur changes every time I look it up? I've seen like 6 different species claiming it, at least what stays consistent is that it's always a sauropod from Argentina. So it's Dreadnoughtus now?
National geographic is a great wabsite for history, Time, space, and life with sample details
Some dinosaurs eat plants and some dinosaurs eat meat.
Thanks
doing great til "Dreadnaughtus was the largest dinosaur ever" big oof
@@incognitodon5779 patagotitan and dreadnaughtus was far greater than the argentinosaurus
And they were vegan
3:10 "The world has never again seen land creatures as great as the dinosaurs."
Humans: "Am I a joke to you?"
2:10
“Die-Non-Ih-Kuss”
yes dude! Also did you look at the hands when they were running? it seems to that they're facing down which
wouldn't be possible as far as I know.
Next Video Idea: Restoring the dinosaur family
i love dinosaur so much but its hard to memorize their species name men the only thing i know is t-rex
The Dinosaur Song Lyrics:
Here's Triceratops a-crunching
Tyrannosaurus munching
Stegosaurus lunching
And the Muttaburrasaurus
But you'll never see, oh you'll never see, no you'll never see, a dinosaur alive
There's Diplodocus a-bumping
And Brachiosaurus stomping.
Velociraptor jumping
And a tiny, little Minmi
But you'll never see, oh you'll never see, no you'll never see, a dinosaur alive.
I love Dino's but the space stone kills him
The tiny ones with feathers survived.
I loved to know about these types of creatures like phytons, mostly dinosaur's, whales and so on... National geographic you are the only my admired channel on RUclips.
watched it for 11111111 times bc my first language is not English 😙
This video has accurate subtitles, and probably the channel's other videos do too, and same with other large educational channels. It's tricky learning English. Good luck!
Is it me or something weird here is happening? Every time I go to the comment section about dinosaurs. I always see alot of people talking about dinosaurs existence and fossils as if it is a controversial thing? Like bruh I don't understand why make a big deal out of dinosaurs and archeologists?
Mostly because it is associated with their preexisting beliefs that are contradictory or they relate dinosaurs to the cryptic creatures. It is always about ignorance.
@@archive2500 I mean yeah your kinda right. I mean in conservatives belief, animals are created by God but, what we find under dirt are not what it seems to be. We find fossils of a dead animal that's been alive millions of years. Meaning they exist. It seems the discovery of this ancient animals, contradicts with their beliefs because it wasn't mentioned so. But who knows, maybe there are books or chapters that this describes this species, but didn't made it to their book. Personally I would believe that this species and fossils are real. We wouldn't have museums and archeologists if we didn't find this fossils.
65t = 907 kg? seems the metric system is way more difficult than i thought
907 kg equals a ton, not so tough, really. A perspective on how much a ton is for those not familiar with ancient weights. 65 times 907 gives an idea of the immensity.
short ton, long ton......thankfully i'm from a metric country, i'm way too lazy to memorize all these different weights.
1ton=used in imperial system of units
Is there a Dinosaurs 201? This is an accessible video that provides the dinosaur basics that almost nobody who isn’t in the field or a hobbyist knows. It’s a great video.
3:02 you're telling me i live with a dinosaur
Thank you nat Geo for all this precious information
* hunts for prey *
**roars at it**
Excellent
“...this let the reptiles deversify”
*cringes*