We've uncovered Cretaceous Stegosaurs, Allosaurs, Diplodocids, Megalosaurs, and Brachiosaurs. It's hard understanding why people give any successful organism(s) little credit.
In my opinion the pliosaurs represent the ultimate predator With their strong bodies propelled through the water with their four huge flippers and of course their jaws which to me are the definition of what macropredatory's jaws should look like
@@evodolka I'm also quite fascinated by mosasaurs, imo they're are quite different from pliosaurs in the sense that they embody this sea serpents form that we can find in old tails about the sea However I would rlly like if we had an update for pliosaurs representation like mosasaurs had with prehistoric planet
@@vectil6055 true, Mosasaurs ARE super interesting too, they did just sort of show up and become the rulers of the seas out of the blue, bit funny when you think of it, I just feel like Pliosaurs have been ignored a bit is all
I would love to hear a breakdown video on a Pterosaur that I believe is very poorly represented; the American Anurognathid, Mesadactylus ( May-Suh-Dak-Til-Us) Or maybe even a break down on the rare Australian Pterosaurs! Seeing as a brand new one was just announced not too long ago!
I think one reason why mosasaurs replaced pliosaurs is that they are superior swimmers. The use of four flippers isn't very efficient and if one of the flippers is injured it can compromise the animal's ability to hunt. Mosasaurs swim in a way closer to other reptiles and fish.
If you don't mind in answering--what exactly is so special about _Megacephalosaurus_ that is worth discussing? A quick check on Wikipedia will tell you that it wasn't even the last Brachauchenine pliosaur to live in the Late Cretaceous, _Brachauchenius_ was. It's fossils date 2 MYA after the former genus died off.
Maybe you could do a video on lokiceratops the new ceratopsian dinosaur. Although new to the scene it probably wasn't that much different from the other horned dinosaurs you did a video one. Four legs, robust body, horns and frill. Ate plants competed with rivals, fought off predators like dromaeosaurs and tyrannosaurs.
FYI I'm not referring to the specific name of medusaceratops which is lokii with two I's. I'm referring to the creature with a scientific species name based the bilateral asymmetry I heard that it shares with reindeer.
Didn’t know a pliosaur survived till the late Cretaceous
We've uncovered Cretaceous Stegosaurs, Allosaurs, Diplodocids, Megalosaurs, and Brachiosaurs. It's hard understanding why people give any successful organism(s) little credit.
@@TheMightyNwhat allosaurs
In my opinion the pliosaurs represent the ultimate predator
With their strong bodies propelled through the water with their four huge flippers and of course their jaws which to me are the definition of what macropredatory's jaws should look like
Pliosaurs are cooler than Mosasaurs, it's a shame people hardly talk about them anymore
@@evodolka I'm also quite fascinated by mosasaurs, imo they're are quite different from pliosaurs in the sense that they embody this sea serpents form that we can find in old tails about the sea
However I would rlly like if we had an update for pliosaurs representation like mosasaurs had with prehistoric planet
@@vectil6055 true, Mosasaurs ARE super interesting too, they did just sort of show up and become the rulers of the seas out of the blue, bit funny when you think of it, I just feel like Pliosaurs have been ignored a bit is all
I would love to hear a breakdown video on a Pterosaur that I believe is very poorly represented; the American Anurognathid, Mesadactylus ( May-Suh-Dak-Til-Us)
Or maybe even a break down on the rare Australian Pterosaurs! Seeing as a brand new one was just announced not too long ago!
This was a great video about an underrated pliosaur! Thank you for making it.
Please start a series for Kem Kem formation with a Carcharodontosaurus as the main dinosaur
i’ve never heard of this pliosaur, it’s great to know more marine reptiles, especially pliosaurs
I think one reason why mosasaurs replaced pliosaurs is that they are superior swimmers. The use of four flippers isn't very efficient and if one of the flippers is injured it can compromise the animal's ability to hunt. Mosasaurs swim in a way closer to other reptiles and fish.
i didn't know i could root so much for a giant pliosaur of all things. i want an entire story with this thing
I would like to see more on the shell crushing sharks and rays of the Western Interior Seaway. I really like your style. Thanks.
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"You dare challenge ME"
Wow, Big-headed Lizard. So self-explanatory any member of this group you never would've expected it. *eye roll*
As always, a very good video :D, thanks.
It lived around 94 - 93 million years ago, for those who were going to look it up
Can you also make up a video of Platypterygius is also the Last of the Ichthyosaurs?
Correct me if I'm wrong but dosnt the name mean "Huge head lizard"?
The "Megalo"part can mean great, giant, big or large, it's basically just a way to say a thing is massive
Can you do cladoselache or Dunkleosteus or the largest eagle that ever lived cave hyenas
If you don't mind in answering--what exactly is so special about _Megacephalosaurus_ that is worth discussing? A quick check on Wikipedia will tell you that it wasn't even the last Brachauchenine pliosaur to live in the Late Cretaceous, _Brachauchenius_ was. It's fossils date 2 MYA after the former genus died off.
Maybe you could do a video on lokiceratops the new ceratopsian dinosaur. Although new to the scene it probably wasn't that much different from the other horned dinosaurs you did a video one. Four legs, robust body, horns and frill. Ate plants competed with rivals, fought off predators like dromaeosaurs and tyrannosaurs.
FYI I'm not referring to the specific name of medusaceratops which is lokii with two I's. I'm referring to the creature with a scientific species name based the bilateral asymmetry I heard that it shares with reindeer.
make a video about athropleura and australopithecus
Tyrannosaurua Rex
Dat dere one of em gator sharks or croc sharks.
Крутое видео но твой однотонный голос слишком нудный. По пробуй говорить немного с интонацией.
И ещё мне понравилась фауна которую ты тут описал 3:50 - 5:10 👍
Pliosaurs >>> mosasaurs