this might be a weird inclusion made to include japanese dinosaurs, cause while Tambatitanis is a real animal, it was 1. not native to the coasts of America, where it would meet Tyrannosaurus Rex and Mossasaurus Hoffmani, it was one of the native Japanese dinosaurs found on Sasayama group formation. and 2. it was not known from the late Maastrichtian age of dinosaurs, 66 million years ago, but from a much earlier Albian age (113-100 milion years ago). the most plausible dinosaur of this area and this era wouldve been the southern titanosaur Alamosaurus
Tambatitanis also were only till 50 feet long. Which means only 8 feet longer than T rex. These look so huge in this video. Either they called Alamosaurus as Tambatitanis or those are small Tyrannosaurids from Japan.
No. I am going to cheer because real life herbivores were not weak and docile as movies show them and even T rex and other mega theropods stood no chance in front of them.
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0:56 go to the water😂😂😂
this might be a weird inclusion made to include japanese dinosaurs, cause while Tambatitanis is a real animal, it was 1. not native to the coasts of America, where it would meet Tyrannosaurus Rex and Mossasaurus Hoffmani, it was one of the native Japanese dinosaurs found on Sasayama group formation. and 2. it was not known from the late Maastrichtian age of dinosaurs, 66 million years ago, but from a much earlier Albian age (113-100 milion years ago). the most plausible dinosaur of this area and this era wouldve been the southern titanosaur Alamosaurus
Tambatitanis also were only till 50 feet long. Which means only 8 feet longer than T rex. These look so huge in this video. Either they called Alamosaurus as Tambatitanis or those are small Tyrannosaurids from Japan.
Even This Show Is Either Japan Or American,
& Stop Fooling The Fuck Out.
Cool obscure species to appear
0:46 Hello Brachiosaur Fallen Kingdom
Never seen this
Is anyone going to cheer because a theirs a creature that can kill a spinosaurs
No. I am going to cheer because real life herbivores were not weak and docile as movies show them and even T rex and other mega theropods stood no chance in front of them.
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