I love how it’s feathered and has accurate anatomy Proving that accurate dinosaurs can work in horror! Plus it’s still scary while acting like an animal! It’s just hunting but you can feel the tension and fear! Especially love the shot where you can hear a sound and the teno moves it’s head to reveal a terrifying raptor! It’s pose is so ominous
Fantastic work! Loved it! Not to be gruesome, but it would be really cool to see the Deinonychus catch it’s pray and dispose of it like a modern raptor, by pinning it to the ground with its talons, flapping his wings to keep stability as its prey tries to wiggle away, while it begins killing it biting and tearing at it with its mouth. Not pleasant to see, I know, but this likely modus operandi has yet to be visualized in animation-or at least, I haven’t seen it. And it would be a great teaching tool to have, giving contrast between the “real” way these animals would have hunted versus what is still depicted in Hollywood.
@@Blackratsnake yes indeed. Only probably there is (if we’re keeping this realistic) a Deinonychus would not attack a grown Tenontosaurus which is much bigger than itself. That’s why predators-especially solo hunters-go after the young, old, sick, and injured. It cannot risk hurting itself in a failed attack (and 9 out of 10 predator attacks fail), because one bad fall can spell doom. A broken leg, arm, tail, jaw, ribs, etc., would make it very difficult or impossible to hunt until healed-assuming it even survived that long. So I agree that visually it would be nice to see a change of pace. But realistically I don’t see that happening. Unless, perhaps, if we were to suppose parental care for Tenontosaurus, and the Deino went for one of the young and the parent stepped in unexpectedly and ended the attacker-yeah, that could work. 👍🏻
@@GojiGuru A Deinonychus might not attack an Adult Tenontosaurus, but who's to say an Adult Tenontosaurus wouldn't attack the Deinonychus, also Tenontosaurus probably was faster than Deinonychus, since Dromaeosaurs were not very fast, in contrast to their pop culture counterparts
@@mrsnake6562 very true. That’s another trope I’d like to see dismantled in the public view: the harmless herbivore. Like no joke, I’d rather be surrounded by several crocodiles than be left alone with one hippo or buffalo. It would be refreshing to see a herbivore acting as the aggressor for a change. 👍🏻
Cinematography, animation, and audio design all perfect. You’ve got a stellar vision when it comes to capturing extinct life, and you’re executing it flawlessly! Keep up the inspiring work!
Please, please do a film like this. Your work is absolutely stunning, especially with your use of Utahraptor. *Later edit* Actually more likely a Deinonychus or similar Dromaeosaurid.
I thought that was a Utahraptor at first but then saw how fast it ran and how small the tenonto was, I was like "wuh" but then I finally realized "oh its a baby and that's a nychus" this is so well made would absolutely love to seen like this but like how it got to this
Raptor: I’ve enjoyed the chase, Tenonto. But I think we’ve reached the end now, you and I. Tenonto: *runs to the herd* Raptor: You’re gonna take the cowards way out? Run back to the herd? Or are you going to fight?!
"If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise If you go down in the woods today, you'd better go in disguise For every theropod that ever there was will gather there for certain Because today's the day the Deinonychus have their picnic"
I love how menacing that Deinonychus looked while doing its thing. We need a sequel video showing a successful hunt, it'd be really cool to see an animation showing the current R.P.R (Raptor Prey Restraint) model.
@@EmmanuelMartinez-kr7cq No, it's a Deinonychus. It's too small and gracile to be Utahraptor and it's hunting a young Tenontosaurus, which is an animal that we know Deinonychus preyed on.
0:12 idk why but yeh raptor pose reminds me of the grim reaper. Probably because the feathers kinda give it a robe like look. That makes it even more terrifying tbh.
the detail is amazing, like the way the tenonto starts running on 4 legs then runs on 2 legs after picking up enough speed, and how the tenonto moves its legs quicker due to the small size and the raptor just takes long quick strides
The way they move is amazing, same with the models I love how they look, the deinonychus (which should be the carnivore since it was the main dromeaesaurid lived with tento) was really really pretty and scary at the same time.
Another incredible animation. Btw your Creature of the Night animation inspired me to create a horror short film with scientifically accurate dinosaurs!
Now we just need you to work with the channel that's been doing all of the vocalization studies (Studio) and add those into the mix. There's some fucking haunting sounds out of those videos.
Since everyone is talking about the INSANE animation (rightfully so btw), I want to compliment the sound design. THANK YOU for not putting in like 10 snarling roaring sounds while their being chased. Basically every movie/tv etc. overexaggerates the notices they make to make things more dramatic, but it's so unrealistic. Like if any predator did that in real life it would probably starve to death because every other animal in a 10 mile radius would HEAR THEM!! Also ᶜᵒᵘᵍʰ ᶜᵒᵘᵍʰ ᴴᵒˡˡʸʷᵒᵒᵈ you don't NEED intense snarling to make a good chase scene, and you proved that. Thanks for reading my rant. Freaking amazing animation ;D
I love that the deinon isn’t going for an adult based off the fact the tenonto is much smaller, as dromaeosaurids hunting things smaller than themselves, and that it didn’t pursue for long! Dromaeosaurids weren’t pursuit predators, but ambush predators, and it giving up once it realizes it can’t keep up is wonderful!
INSTANT SUBSCRIBE. Loved it! A) Nobody gives tenontosaurus any attention. B) feathered raptors are scary and you made them scary. C) Great movement, great camera work, great lighting. That reveal was blood chilling. :)
My only point of feedback would be making the sounds feel less like an attempt to be scary and more like slight physical exertion as the deinonychus moves, other than that, this is stunning!
This would be terrifying, to kind-of quote James from the skeleton crew; imagine you threw off a raptor and it just righted itself midair and just continued attacking you
I wonder if that Tenontosaurus is a juvenile? Because of 1 size example, the Raptor Dinosaur Deinonychus. Tenontosaurus are actually… BIGGER. While Deinonychus is no bigger than a Timberwolf.
I love these videos of making paleo accurate carnivorous dinosaurs scary. Here's a suggestion, make a first person POV of someone in a forest then you suddenly hear vibrations, not only could you hear them but you'd also feel them. Then by the time the vibrations stop, a tyrannosaurus is seen hovering over you opening its moth and clamping its jaws on you, the video ends. Please make this ;-;.
Like having a pack of a hundred pound turkey sized chicken blood hounds coming at you is somehow less terrifying because they have feathers and are smaller. Wolverines are small and fluffy too and we know how that goes.
If that's how dangerous a Deinonychus would be to a human if they were alive, then imagine how terrifying a Utahraptor would be. Imagine a giant, flightless eagle that had teeth, 6 more talons than a normal eagle would have, and it weighed about a ton on top of that. No one would be safe if that thing was stalking in the shadows.
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I love how your last two videos have been showing feathered raptors as scary and menacing. We need more of that.
why wouldnt they be menacing
💯
Dont forget the "microraptor" video
А ещё звуки! Как это реалистично звучит, низкие тихие тона!
@@reeddunnaganRaven Raptor
You're absolutely _nailing_ scary feathered raptor portrayal. That first reveal shot legit sent shivers down my spine.
0:10 I don't know why but that dracula like shot is just too badass
I love how it’s feathered and has accurate anatomy
Proving that accurate dinosaurs can work in horror! Plus it’s still scary while acting like an animal! It’s just hunting but you can feel the tension and fear!
Especially love the shot where you can hear a sound and the teno moves it’s head to reveal a terrifying raptor! It’s pose is so ominous
Dang, this guy NEEDS to be hired for a documentary.
Fantastic work! Loved it! Not to be gruesome, but it would be really cool to see the Deinonychus catch it’s pray and dispose of it like a modern raptor, by pinning it to the ground with its talons, flapping his wings to keep stability as its prey tries to wiggle away, while it begins killing it biting and tearing at it with its mouth. Not pleasant to see, I know, but this likely modus operandi has yet to be visualized in animation-or at least, I haven’t seen it. And it would be a great teaching tool to have, giving contrast between the “real” way these animals would have hunted versus what is still depicted in Hollywood.
Would have been cooler to see a grown Tenontosaurus pulverize the Dromaeosaur in my opinion.
@@Blackratsnake yes indeed. Only probably there is (if we’re keeping this realistic) a Deinonychus would not attack a grown Tenontosaurus which is much bigger than itself. That’s why predators-especially solo hunters-go after the young, old, sick, and injured. It cannot risk hurting itself in a failed attack (and 9 out of 10 predator attacks fail), because one bad fall can spell doom. A broken leg, arm, tail, jaw, ribs, etc., would make it very difficult or impossible to hunt until healed-assuming it even survived that long. So I agree that visually it would be nice to see a change of pace. But realistically I don’t see that happening. Unless, perhaps, if we were to suppose parental care for Tenontosaurus, and the Deino went for one of the young and the parent stepped in unexpectedly and ended the attacker-yeah, that could work. 👍🏻
@@GojiGuru Yeah what I meant was it would be cool to see the parent of the young Tenontosaurus to come in and attack the Deinonychus.
@@GojiGuru A Deinonychus might not attack an Adult Tenontosaurus, but who's to say an Adult Tenontosaurus wouldn't attack the Deinonychus, also Tenontosaurus probably was faster than Deinonychus, since Dromaeosaurs were not very fast, in contrast to their pop culture counterparts
@@mrsnake6562 very true. That’s another trope I’d like to see dismantled in the public view: the harmless herbivore. Like no joke, I’d rather be surrounded by several crocodiles than be left alone with one hippo or buffalo. It would be refreshing to see a herbivore acting as the aggressor for a change. 👍🏻
Cinematography, animation, and audio design all perfect. You’ve got a stellar vision when it comes to capturing extinct life, and you’re executing it flawlessly! Keep up the inspiring work!
Please, please do a film like this. Your work is absolutely stunning, especially with your use of Utahraptor.
*Later edit* Actually more likely a Deinonychus or similar Dromaeosaurid.
I think this is supposed to be Deinonychus. Utahraptor and Tenontosaurs were seperated millions of years.
@@nargo9734 Ok, that makes sense. I was wondering about that. Just seemed a little big for a Deino.
@@Eno_4815Probably a young Tenontosaurus.
Yeah, I think that it’s a baby
@@nargo9734 no they werent. utahraptor hunted tenonto
0:10 biggest bird jumpscare
I thought that was a Utahraptor at first but then saw how fast it ran and how small the tenonto was, I was like "wuh" but then I finally realized "oh its a baby and that's a nychus" this is so well made would absolutely love to seen like this but like how it got to this
Raptor: I’ve enjoyed the chase, Tenonto. But I think we’ve reached the end now, you and I.
Tenonto: *runs to the herd*
Raptor: You’re gonna take the cowards way out? Run back to the herd? Or are you going to fight?!
Amazing work! The hunt looked very good.
Leave it too wobbly to show feathered Dino's being scary what a amazing sight to see
"If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise
If you go down in the woods today, you'd better go in disguise
For every theropod that ever there was will gather there for certain
Because today's the day the Deinonychus have their picnic"
I love how menacing that Deinonychus looked while doing its thing. We need a sequel video showing a successful hunt, it'd be really cool to see an animation showing the current R.P.R (Raptor Prey Restraint) model.
its a utahraptor
@@EmmanuelMartinez-kr7cq No, it's a Deinonychus. It's too small and gracile to be Utahraptor and it's hunting a young Tenontosaurus, which is an animal that we know Deinonychus preyed on.
I am loving these dinosaur videos and the atmosphere and the movement is 👌.
At the end all I could hear was, "Mission failed. We'll get em next time."😂😂
Stop that!! Stop being good at this!! Animating scenes that fit the tone perfectly. Also proving that feathered dino can be menacing
Amazing work, as always
0:12 idk why but yeh raptor pose reminds me of the grim reaper. Probably because the feathers kinda give it a robe like look. That makes it even more terrifying tbh.
From the Raptor’s perspective, the Tenontosaurus is playing “Turkey in the Straw”
0:10 Oh my god the cinematography of that scene... just **Chef's kiss**
the detail is amazing, like the way the tenonto starts running on 4 legs then runs on 2 legs after picking up enough speed, and how the tenonto moves its legs quicker due to the small size and the raptor just takes long quick strides
this is how i imagine the isle to be someday, so intense and full of action/horror. great job
The beby Teno is so cute!
Yeah it’s more real for predators to attack baby’s or old,sick and injured animals then health ones
@@canonbehenna612 yes, just the law of nature
The way they move is amazing, same with the models I love how they look, the deinonychus (which should be the carnivore since it was the main dromeaesaurid lived with tento) was really really pretty and scary at the same time.
Damn, that Deinonychus and Tenontosaurus sounded, acted/behaved, was modelled and animated prefectly.
Man you make them look so real and so terrifying we need more dinosaur movies and documentaries where they’re animated in such a realistic manner
Another incredible animation. Btw your Creature of the Night animation inspired me to create a horror short film with scientifically accurate dinosaurs!
Literally 3d animated movie quality (like the ones u see at movie theaters that get good ratings)
I mean.. this was amazing. Spend all the time tweaking and adjusting you want
Speed and agility are two critical elements of Deinonychus
Genuinely got tense when the raptor appeared
Holy fuking shit. Scared the hell out of me! This is absolutely incredible
the lack of much intense or scary music, and just a low, creepy, quiet tune barely audible in the background, really adds to the atmosphere of this
Now we just need you to work with the channel that's been doing all of the vocalization studies (Studio) and add those into the mix. There's some fucking haunting sounds out of those videos.
I love tenontosaurus, easily my favorite ornithopod.
average day in the isle:
Bro the sound design is so cool and unique, i like it!
I can’t be the only one who thinks that wobbly works should make a game
You and CoolioArt are the best Dromaeosaur animators man
Since everyone is talking about the INSANE animation (rightfully so btw), I want to compliment the sound design. THANK YOU for not putting in like 10 snarling roaring sounds while their being chased. Basically every movie/tv etc. overexaggerates the notices they make to make things more dramatic, but it's so unrealistic. Like if any predator did that in real life it would probably starve to death because every other animal in a 10 mile radius would HEAR THEM!! Also ᶜᵒᵘᵍʰ ᶜᵒᵘᵍʰ ᴴᵒˡˡʸʷᵒᵒᵈ you don't NEED intense snarling to make a good chase scene, and you proved that.
Thanks for reading my rant. Freaking amazing animation ;D
Fantastic work! Love the animation for both on the Tenontosaurus and the feathered Deinonychus. ^^
This is awesome.
Wobbly knows how to make Animals Scary by not making them bland movie monsters
I love that the deinon isn’t going for an adult based off the fact the tenonto is much smaller, as dromaeosaurids hunting things smaller than themselves, and that it didn’t pursue for long! Dromaeosaurids weren’t pursuit predators, but ambush predators, and it giving up once it realizes it can’t keep up is wonderful!
Holy crap that was good!
I'm gobsmacked.
You always make great Dino videos.
the isle be like:
The deinonychus is hunting for the tenontosaurus
God damn that reveal got me, just amazing
This is visually stunning I love the work I bet this took ages one day I wanna become an animator just a lil stick right now
This is a very good short the way the hunt happens is really interesting and the fact the hunt fails is really cool
Super well animated holy shit
If this was the isle that deinonychus would've have regretted even existing in that area.
INSTANT SUBSCRIBE. Loved it! A) Nobody gives tenontosaurus any attention. B) feathered raptors are scary and you made them scary. C) Great movement, great camera work, great lighting. That reveal was blood chilling. :)
D) Tenontosaurus survives for once.
Holy CRAP that was amazing! I love your animations so freaking much!
I love your work! Its amazing! I love it when the predator is as silent as a mouse! Its so scary that most other Dino stuff never get right!
Absolutely amazing! I would love if it made some kind of chirping noise a bit similar to how birds sound!
Dang Man, Always a Master at your Craft
*WELCOME TO GODZILLASAURUS DOMINION*
The reveal of the Deinonychus was terrifying. Excellent job!
When the world needed him most… he returned.
My only point of feedback would be making the sounds feel less like an attempt to be scary and more like slight physical exertion as the deinonychus moves, other than that, this is stunning!
At night in the forest I saw the deinonychus chasing the tenontosaurus
Good animation yet again!
This is absolutely incredible! the animation is top notch and the style is amazing!
Found it pretty funny that the raptor thought the tenontosaurus was still under the log at the end. Anyways, amazing work bro
Simply incredible man
Love your dino stuff
Perfect.
Absolutely amazing!
Amazing visuals, fluid movements ,insane models this animation is amazing!
This would be terrifying, to kind-of quote James from the skeleton crew; imagine you threw off a raptor and it just righted itself midair and just continued attacking you
Once again amazing as always.
I wonder if that Tenontosaurus is a juvenile? Because of 1 size example, the Raptor Dinosaur Deinonychus. Tenontosaurus are actually… BIGGER. While Deinonychus is no bigger than a Timberwolf.
You do not want to meet this deinonychus in real life, but the juvi tenonto was cute
I love your animations! It's very interesting to see you experiment with different things! ^^
Oh that little tenonto was so cute, so glad he lived
I love these videos of making paleo accurate carnivorous dinosaurs scary. Here's a suggestion, make a first person POV of someone in a forest then you suddenly hear vibrations, not only could you hear them but you'd also feel them. Then by the time the vibrations stop, a tyrannosaurus is seen hovering over you opening its moth and clamping its jaws on you, the video ends. Please make this ;-;.
We need more dinosaur horror from this channel. The world needs it.
i love the movement a lot
This is beautiful. I like this.
I approve of this animation. 👍
This was amazing! Great job!👍👏
this is sick
ikr?
Like having a pack of a hundred pound turkey sized chicken blood hounds coming at you is somehow less terrifying because they have feathers and are smaller.
Wolverines are small and fluffy too and we know how that goes.
If that's how dangerous a Deinonychus would be to a human if they were alive, then imagine how terrifying a Utahraptor would be. Imagine a giant, flightless eagle that had teeth, 6 more talons than a normal eagle would have, and it weighed about a ton on top of that. No one would be safe if that thing was stalking in the shadows.
Nice animation 👌
Absolutely stunning work. I have been dreaming of someone capturing the terrifying essence of an anatomically accurate raptor
amazing work as always
So awesome!
Nice animation keep up the great work 👍
The Isle be like:
such a perfect loop too
Ah sweet, another menacing feathered predator hunting video. This was a beautiful chase and the design for the Tenontosaurus was nice too.
This is freaking awsome I wish I was half as good as you
“Feathered dinosaurs aren’t scary”
INCREDIBLE!
Finally your back! Btw what happened to the Rodan vs mothra animation
you can hide,but they can smell