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Oops, sorry about all the weird dog grooming and maintenance tools. We were moving and I guess someone thought that box was I tended for the move. I guess they’ll be useful if you either get a dog or any of the toys come to life and you need to walk them or otherwise keep their claws or feathers in shape.
I suspected the dog stuff were shoved in by mistake, but they do have a dog as well so it's all ends well hehe. Was thinking you probably been looking for it for months, saw a new YDAW episode came on, you tune in then went "awwww that where the dog stuff went to! Darn it"
The fact that you took a few seconds to explain the anatomical mistakes in a pterosaur made of pizza just soared to the top of my list of reasons to love this channel.
@@XxTheCupidKidxX What’s cooler is that he’s a close friend to Adam Savage, the other half of Mythbusters, who in turn is a close friend to Michael Giacchino; the guy who scored all three Jurassic World films. It’s a neat circle of friends.
I'm pretty sure the windup Tyrannosaurus skeleton was a McDonald's toy for one of the Night at the Museum films. That is a lot of nostalgia I wasn't expecting.
It was for the second film. All the toys in collection also had a gimmick where one had to insert a card with the tablet of ra on it to make it “come to life.”
Absolutely thrilled that our dinosaur made it safely and gave you a laugh. In fact, they were all pretty good for laugh this time, my kids were howling at the head-popping ankylosaur.
I hope you take this the right way as it’s meant to be very complementary I suffer from extreme anxiety and struggle to sleep at night. I love listening to your videos they keep my attention and allow me to relax and sleep!
You are not the only one. So now that I went to sleep while Stephen was talking last night, I actually watched the unboxing tonight. It was a lot of fun, wasn't it?
New Zealand is pretty old. It’s not a volcanic island like Iceland, but it’s a vestige of a much larger landmass that broke away from Gondwana around 80 million years ago. During the last glacial maximum this landmass we call Zealandia was fairly large. Today there’s a remnant of it in the fact there’s a ton of continental shelf surrounding New Zealand.
That set of three sauropod toys where they grow in size and detail like matryoshka dolls gave me so much nostalgia since as a child i compulsively collected dinosaur toys and i had a small-medium-large set of Theropods in the exact same fashion (allosaurus i think). i believe the company which produced the moulds for these toy companies offered three sizes, but different companies bought the different sizes, leading to the color and texture differences in the plastics.
Because no one else seems to be helping and now I can FINALLY put all this research I've amassed to good use, New Zealand has existed since at least the Cambrian, when it had presumably unnamed trilobites and a shelled animal called Tuarangia. They also have many animals from the Devonian and Cretaceous, and the possible largest ichthyosaur, Hector's ichthyosaur, from I believe the Triassic.
I think the trilobites are of previously named genera, and yes, there is a fair amount of Devonian fauna such as crinoids, Reeftonella, Mauispirifer and Lunaspis, which I appreciate as a Devonian fan. Didn't know about Tuarangia though.
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has one of the most complete Stegosaurus specimens on display that was discovered by a teacher and a group of students in Cañon City, CO 🙌 you should definitely come visit and check it out! In addition, you should go to Fruita and see their dinosaur museum, and Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison where you can walk along a trail next to footprints and they have a little science center. Also fun fact, the Stegosaurus is Colorado's state dinosaur :3 As a kid I was obsessed with dinosaurs so Colorado was a perfect place to grow up
22:42 At this point I was expecting him to discover they were all from Michael and then for Michael himself to slowly emerge in the background holding a hatchet.
Pence = cents. It's short for "pennies" instead of "percent of one unit of currency", because Britain used to use that system where a penny was 1/12 of a shilling and there were 20 shillings to the pound (until they went decimal in 1971.)
That washi tape is from Cognitive Surplus. It's their Retro Dinosaur pattern. They have all sorts of goodies for the STEM major or lover in your life. I myself have an astronomy pencil case that was used throughout undergrad.
Joan Wiffen is our hero palaeontologist in New Zealand because she found fragments of Mesazoic animals. after visiting the National Aquarium of New Zealand and handing out in the Wiffen part of it, I tried to convince my dad that I should have a hypsilophodont as a pet. He wouldn't get me one. I was in my forties and it was the year before his death, so the timing may have been wrong but the photo of me hugging the life-sized model gave him a giggle.
I have one of these Acrocanthosaurus (15:06), seeing it being sold made me restart collecting dinosaur models as an adult. Having a 4 years old son to use as an excuse kinda helps :P
I always like first thing your video turny up ^^ And that Dreadnougtus is HUGE, my god! I would've loved this one as a kid, given I was obsessed with my 30-cm Brachiosaurus Toy. And I send you pretty similar stone dinosaurs a while ago, at least the sauropod one. THey should look good together side by side on the shelf ;-p
About Jurassic World toys(from Mattel): Many of genera were never present in either movies, TV show Camp Cretaceous, nor in the games; It's just a franchise that seems to love making toys of obscure prehistoric reptiles (examples I know of: Shringasaurus, Skorpiovenator, Eocarcharia, Dsungaripterus)
Not gonna lie. I’ve been really tempted to get that Dreadnaughtus. And yeah it does actually show up in the movie, albeit as a fairly small part. Because Science is a fairly popular channel on RUclips, could Kyle be a fan of yours? Most of his videos are under The Facility.
New Zealand is part of a sunken continent that would have been above sea level in the age of dinosaurs. It sank completely beneath the waves except for a few small islands in the intervening millennia but is actually in the process of rising again due to it's direction of drift reversing. There is actually some minor and controversial evidence that dinosaurs actually survived the KP extinction on this continent for a while.
Pence is just a way of saying pennies. 5 pennies can be said as 5 pence. 50 pence is the equivalent of 50 pennies. There are 100 pennies in a pound, so a pound is the same as 100 pence (nobody says that though, because there's already a name for that coin)
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurus did a thing on George Solonevich, the illustrator of Dinosaurs and More Dinosaurs. He had a very interesting life and I heartily recommend it.
Oh, shoot. I forgot to comment.. I don't think the Tanystropheus was in any of the movies, unless it was a background thing.. It DID apear in one of the videogames.. I think Playstation 2
The ‘official’ pronunciation for Tsintaosaurus is so weird to me since Qingdao (the pinyin romanization of the dinosaur’s namesake Tsintao) is pronounced more like Ching-dow.
Dreadnoughtus was on Jurassic World Dominion. It's in the prologue and in a couple short scenes, and the creature in Camp Cretaceous isn't a Tanystropheus. That was a Nothosaurus
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Ok I shall
Oops, sorry about all the weird dog grooming and maintenance tools. We were moving and I guess someone thought that box was I tended for the move. I guess they’ll be useful if you either get a dog or any of the toys come to life and you need to walk them or otherwise keep their claws or feathers in shape.
I suspected the dog stuff were shoved in by mistake, but they do have a dog as well so it's all ends well hehe.
Was thinking you probably been looking for it for months, saw a new YDAW episode came on, you tune in then went "awwww that where the dog stuff went to! Darn it"
@@LillyP-xs5qe lol
"Okay, I'll participate in your blood feud" is one of the best things ever uttered on this channel.
I've just been watching this in the background while feeling a bit grotty, and hearing that line made me near choke on my cup of tea. Love it.
The fact that you took a few seconds to explain the anatomical mistakes in a pterosaur made of pizza just soared to the top of my list of reasons to love this channel.
I didn't even know I needed to hear someone start a sentence with "A pterosaur made out pizza bread..."
The onion as tendons/muscles is an interesting idea
"The bread is wrong" is such an intense thing to say with complete confidence
That you for joining our blood feud. I'm glad you liked the books. You are correct the illustrations were done as oil paintings.
I love how he says “correspondence” like he lives in the Victorian era
I would like to point out that the person who designed the Dreadnoughtus for Jurassic World, including this toy, was the one who discovered it.
That’s actually really cool
@@XxTheCupidKidxX What’s cooler is that he’s a close friend to Adam Savage, the other half of Mythbusters, who in turn is a close friend to Michael Giacchino; the guy who scored all three Jurassic World films.
It’s a neat circle of friends.
Wow!!
@@minder01imagine the blunt rotation more epic than this
Liz : *gets the focus on the little DNA thing*
Steven : *immediatly slams it*
So I'm not the only one who says "The latest Jurassic Pa-World", that's comforting.
“Made by Schleich… I should have known.” As a dinosaur toy collector that line gave me the giggles.
I'm pretty sure the windup Tyrannosaurus skeleton was a McDonald's toy for one of the Night at the Museum films. That is a lot of nostalgia I wasn't expecting.
It was for the second film. All the toys in collection also had a gimmick where one had to insert a card with the tablet of ra on it to make it “come to life.”
Wow! I'm not alone here
I still have one of those! The Amelia Earheart one specifically. Iirc there was also one of the "giant" squirrel. So much nostalgia.
I have one it will start walking if you put a card in it's back the original card is the tablet from the movie
I also had that thing, only mine had a rib pulley in its mouth to wind it up.
Absolutely thrilled that our dinosaur made it safely and gave you a laugh. In fact, they were all pretty good for laugh this time, my kids were howling at the head-popping ankylosaur.
It's amazing how well your show is run when all the staff is all dinosaurs with no thumbs
Pretty sure the "worst depection" from the museum guy was the dinoattacking the gnomes since it's tail is dragging on the ground and stuff.
Also everyone knows that gnomes and dinosaurs are separated by millions of years and never coexisted.
@@nefariousyawn Exactly. Gnomes didn't appear until the late Eocene.
Exactly. If gnomes coexisted with dinosaurs, dinosaurs would be gone in a matter of seconds.
@@MWSin1 I hear there is an unpublished specimen that pushes gnomes back to end of the Maastrichtian, but it’s just a tooth.
@@robinator789 the meteor was framed, it was the gnomes
Finneas' duck pigeon is AWESOME.
Of course it is, it's a DUCK PIGEON
*_ducc pigeonn_*
@@LillyP-xs5qe you know there are some wrong dinosaurs that I just don't want to be right.
Happy Mailbag Steven is my favorite! He's just a big ol' kid, and I'm here for it. I have that same Diplodocus, too!
That's a nice toy, but I tend to picture them with a bloated cow belly. Dunno if there's any basis to this assumption.
i love how adorably bashful steven gets in the face of literally any praise
I hope you take this the right way as it’s meant to be very complementary I suffer from extreme anxiety and struggle to sleep at night. I love listening to your videos they keep my attention and allow me to relax and sleep!
You are not the only one. So now that I went to sleep while Stephen was talking last night, I actually watched the unboxing tonight. It was a lot of fun, wasn't it?
"and grandpa" about the Tiktaalik is definitely the highlight of this video
Steven is adorable, we need more dino nerds like him ❤
New Zealand is pretty old. It’s not a volcanic island like Iceland, but it’s a vestige of a much larger landmass that broke away from Gondwana around 80 million years ago. During the last glacial maximum this landmass we call Zealandia was fairly large. Today there’s a remnant of it in the fact there’s a ton of continental shelf surrounding New Zealand.
New Zealand and New Caledonia are part of a mostly submerged subcontinent on a tectonic plate that was part of Gondwana and by extension Pangea.
You can never have too many Acrocanthasauruses!
I’m always saying this
That set of three sauropod toys where they grow in size and detail like matryoshka dolls gave me so much nostalgia since as a child i compulsively collected dinosaur toys and i had a small-medium-large set of Theropods in the exact same fashion (allosaurus i think). i believe the company which produced the moulds for these toy companies offered three sizes, but different companies bought the different sizes, leading to the color and texture differences in the plastics.
LOL, I had *Dinosaurs & More Dinosaurs* as a kid! That moustachioed camarasaurus is a hoot. Love seeing all the stuff sent in to Steve & Liz.
i am commenting while watching so you might have already figured it out but the small green schleich toy is a velociraptor from their mini series
i like watching my back yard dinosaurs trot around scavenging and wonder how "friendly" a chicken would be if it was 20ft tall
Because no one else seems to be helping and now I can FINALLY put all this research I've amassed to good use, New Zealand has existed since at least the Cambrian, when it had presumably unnamed trilobites and a shelled animal called Tuarangia. They also have many animals from the Devonian and Cretaceous, and the possible largest ichthyosaur, Hector's ichthyosaur, from I believe the Triassic.
I think the trilobites are of previously named genera, and yes, there is a fair amount of Devonian fauna such as crinoids, Reeftonella, Mauispirifer and Lunaspis, which I appreciate as a Devonian fan. Didn't know about Tuarangia though.
Awesome! Go, New Zealand!
Love those first books! Had them as a kid. I also, even super young, thought the drawings were rather wrong.
I love the way you say "Which is a choice..." Such a subtle burn!
20:55 blue is actually one of the rarest colors to appear on animals! It actually appears in alot of venomous creatures such as blue dart frogs etc.
1:25 with a Dreadnoughtosaurus and a brachiosaurus now we need a giant sauropod episode with giant toys
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science has one of the most complete Stegosaurus specimens on display that was discovered by a teacher and a group of students in Cañon City, CO 🙌 you should definitely come visit and check it out! In addition, you should go to Fruita and see their dinosaur museum, and Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison where you can walk along a trail next to footprints and they have a little science center. Also fun fact, the Stegosaurus is Colorado's state dinosaur :3
As a kid I was obsessed with dinosaurs so Colorado was a perfect place to grow up
22:42 At this point I was expecting him to discover they were all from Michael and then for Michael himself to slowly emerge in the background holding a hatchet.
Pence = cents. It's short for "pennies" instead of "percent of one unit of currency", because Britain used to use that system where a penny was 1/12 of a shilling and there were 20 shillings to the pound (until they went decimal in 1971.)
Hey I don't know if I missed it on previous episodes, but that evolving animated depiction during Patreon credits was excellent.
You have been missing it, but now we all welcome you into the light. :D
I had so much fun watching this. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Imagine being a grown man and playing with dinosaur toys all day (God I wish that was me)
Be the change you want to see! Get a toy and start playing, right now!
Matel doing AMAZING WORK on their Dinos.
Definition of a loyal fan base
About the dreadnoughtus, yes, it’d have the flesh hoof, tho I don’t think titanosaurs had the signature thumb claw
That washi tape is from Cognitive Surplus. It's their Retro Dinosaur pattern. They have all sorts of goodies for the STEM major or lover in your life. I myself have an astronomy pencil case that was used throughout undergrad.
Whenever Steven unpacks a box of mail I imagine this is also how he react when uncovering a pile of fossils.
Joan Wiffen is our hero palaeontologist in New Zealand because she found fragments of Mesazoic animals. after visiting the National Aquarium of New Zealand and handing out in the Wiffen part of it, I tried to convince my dad that I should have a hypsilophodont as a pet. He wouldn't get me one. I was in my forties and it was the year before his death, so the timing may have been wrong but the photo of me hugging the life-sized model gave him a giggle.
Always a good day when you get a surprise visit from Triceraclaus!
18:29 I think that ankylosaur is from the toyline of the first jurassic world movie
This is such a wholesome channel i cant help but to smile the whole way trough
Pence is Plural, Penny is Single (there's 100 in a pound £), It's the equivalent of the American cent.
I have one of these Acrocanthosaurus (15:06), seeing it being sold made me restart collecting dinosaur models as an adult. Having a 4 years old son to use as an excuse kinda helps :P
Yay! So glad you're back. Love your videos.
Glad to see a representation of a Baryonyx, my favorite dinosaur.
There needs to be a dinosaur toy museum.
3:57 that's where you insert your sim card
Are you serious?? Why?
Steven. The oldest Dinosaur we have in New Zealand is from the late Jurassic. Zealandia split off from Gondwanaland 83mya
So excited for this!!!! Cannot get enough of listening to you chat dinos :)
I always like first thing your video turny up ^^
And that Dreadnougtus is HUGE, my god! I would've loved this one as a kid, given I was obsessed with my 30-cm Brachiosaurus Toy. And I send you pretty similar stone dinosaurs a while ago, at least the sauropod one. THey should look good together side by side on the shelf ;-p
Would love an episode where you weigh in on the whole Allosaurus/Saurophaganax thing.
4:01 that dna is something for an app I think you scan it and it does something
Thanks. This was fun.
Your ment to scan the DNA code with a app
About Jurassic World toys(from Mattel):
Many of genera were never present in either movies, TV show Camp Cretaceous, nor in the games;
It's just a franchise that seems to love making toys of obscure prehistoric reptiles
(examples I know of: Shringasaurus, Skorpiovenator, Eocarcharia, Dsungaripterus)
Not gonna lie. I’ve been really tempted to get that Dreadnaughtus. And yeah it does actually show up in the movie, albeit as a fairly small part.
Because Science is a fairly popular channel on RUclips, could Kyle be a fan of yours? Most of his videos are under The Facility.
New Zealand is part of a sunken continent that would have been above sea level in the age of dinosaurs. It sank completely beneath the waves except for a few small islands in the intervening millennia but is actually in the process of rising again due to it's direction of drift reversing. There is actually some minor and controversial evidence that dinosaurs actually survived the KP extinction on this continent for a while.
I would like YDAW to contribute to my blood fueds as well.
The kangaroo crocodile might be a Dryptasaurus/laelaps. Some of the really early paleoart of it looks like that.
38:27 doesn’t the Sue TRex skeleton show some good examples or arthritis and other bone related diseases?
If I remember, yeah?
And a jaw infection that bore through the jaw bone iirc (yikes)
Yes. Yes, they do.
Yup, and broken and healed ribs! She was a bruiser!
18:56 Liz solves the mystery :D
I am glad you reminded me to like and comment towards the end of the video, otherwise I would have forgotten.
This must feel like Christmas every time
I love this channel so much.
I like how all the Jurassic Park toys are super realistic and high-quality, except for velociraptor and dilophosaurus
Lovely video
3:03 - Yeah, thanks Michael. :P
I had that that book Dinosaurs And More Dinosaurs when I was little. Fortunately I didn't remember the catfish whiskers on the sauropod.
Epic content my guys
31:40 - he had to be contained.
The discoverer of Dreadnoughtus actually received the JW toy and reviewed it
19:47 Delonius Delmonius the 15th!
Pence is just a way of saying pennies. 5 pennies can be said as 5 pence. 50 pence is the equivalent of 50 pennies. There are 100 pennies in a pound, so a pound is the same as 100 pence (nobody says that though, because there's already a name for that coin)
Also, the oldest rock is from the Precambrian.
New Zealand?
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurus did a thing on George Solonevich, the illustrator of Dinosaurs and More Dinosaurs. He had a very interesting life and I heartily recommend it.
Soon the Cryolophosaurus army will rise and conquer the earth!
This is definitely the first time I've seen a *five fingered* theropod
I swear to god it sounds like you guys use spore ost
It's called "Bug Catching" from the YT Audio Library. :)
I sent the brat craft stickers. She is a close friend and i thought you will have fun with her pun dino concepts
I had that same walking trex toy, its from mcdonalds during the night of the museum promotion
Perfect. I’m drawing rn
Oh, shoot.
I forgot to comment..
I don't think the Tanystropheus was in any of the movies, unless it was a background thing..
It DID apear in one of the videogames.. I think Playstation 2
I think that Anklysaurus (sp?) is supposed to be from a Jurassic Park set, i think i recognize it and its 'injuries'
I liked the Pizzadon criticism, so inaccurate. Of course the wing supports would have to be onions!
OOOHH I GOT THAT THERIZINOSAURUS TOY
AANyone knows what Therizino is that:? It looks so cool!
The blue and orange one is schliech, it has 2 colour schemes
1 Pence is 1/100th of a Pound Sterling (the UK's currency).
The ‘official’ pronunciation for Tsintaosaurus is so weird to me since Qingdao (the pinyin romanization of the dinosaur’s namesake Tsintao) is pronounced more like Ching-dow.
Someone give this man a botm figurine
I remember the dinosaurs Sinclair Oil used to give out as free premiums.
Why shouldn't the Camarasaurus have a mustache, he looks dashing!
They weren't in the movies but I think there were Tanystrophaeus in the Camp Cretaceous netflix show
Dreadnoughtus was on Jurassic World Dominion. It's in the prologue and in a couple short scenes, and the creature in Camp Cretaceous isn't a Tanystropheus. That was a Nothosaurus
Though Tanystropheus would've been cooler, a neck longer than it's body
I made Tie-Rexes and Tee-rexes before, puns are great
I wonder what you’ll do with the dimetrodon reupload.
How long is there between shooting these vieeos and posting?
In the case of this one, less than a week.
@@YourDinosaursAreWrongcool, I should send something.
Saint Nychus?