Playing Pterosaurs
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Two pterodactyloid pterosaurs (maybe Mimodactylus) play along a forested clifftop during the late Cretaceous.
Sounds mostly recorded by me, but additional sound effects thanks to Pixabay.com and iNaturalist!
The best way to make prehistoric animals seem more alive is to depict them behaving like regular animals.
Right!? Instead of typical hollywood monsters.
I love the depiction of the pterosaurs having weird almost random actions and movements, like real animals just messing around for the sake of it. Great animation as always.
Lmao that sneaky peck when they were both distracted was great
The long periods of staring really sells this. My cats do this lmao
My favorite part is how the other pterasaur didnt really do anything to help himself, juat AAAAAAAA until his buddy stepped off his face haha
0:49 that pterasuar at the right really took “hey look over there” to a new meaning.
This is absolutely fantastic.
These two creature’s movements are so realistic, comical and even relaxing.
I love your prehistoric animations, they’re so charming. The pacing is just perfect for showing off these small snippets of their everyday life! Love the little snapping sounds of their bills! ♥️
crying i would die for these silly guys
I love them so much… they’re so silly… I love all their vocalizations and beak-claps
They’re birdish but still very unique in the way they move, they feel so lifelike…. aaaaaaaaaaaa
So underrated 😭😭😭
Also like the stork sounds
These pterosaurs felt so realistic. They acted like birds and not dragons.
>treat Friend as terrain.
Siblings...
Im calling it
(Also i love the little sneeze)
I love just how natural this felt! I love your paleo animations, especially the weird and wonderful pterosaurs :)
My gosh how do you make such fluid animations? They are Beautiful
This is SOO gorgeous! Extremely fluid animation, beautiful sunset art, sound design! Must have taken a lot of work, but it was absolutely worth it
As always, wonderful job, it's great to see how 2 animals do something random and it just develops a funny situation bit by bit, great job
This is fantastic! Their movements are so realistic.
Ah que hermoso 💚
This is absolutely beautiful and somewhat comedic seeing the pterosaurs messing around. Did you use slowed down Sandhill crane calls?
Thank you! Yeah, used sandhill cranes for the calls. Also the angry hissing sound I used is from an owl.
@@cenospire oh cool! I recorded some cranes near my house one time and slowed down the audio. It sounded just like a pterosaur!
This is truly incredible!!! Wow
Loved it, like dogs
Awwww these are SOO CUUUUTE
Cute! I love the concept behind this "everyday moment" video
This is so beautiful. Playful and fun.
JAJAJAJAJA SO FUNNY AND GREAT ANIMATION!!!!
Wow you should make a movie
Omg that’s so friggin cute ^^ I love it
I love them
This is quite plausible since keas tend to have play fights for no reason other than for the fun of it.
Awesome as per usual!
New sub! I love your animations!
Amazing
Alright, have to ask: How do you go about creating the pterosaur calls?
For these guys, I used sandhill crane calls, but just pitched down and slowed slightly
Oh this video made me say cute little boi
cool
How are these animations this smooth
I love this
Wonderful!
Now we need a animation of jakapil
😮
Are these baby quetzalcoatus?
No, was imagining these guys as Mimodactylus or something similar. Although I didn't have a specific species completely in mind, so maybe they could be!
Ok
@@cenospire ey is the pterosaur sitting on each other based on the wolves sibling?
@@cenospire since the Quetzalcoatlus and young trike is based on the capybara and pelican
@@Kor06. It is indeed! Cool that you recognised it lol
I think Mimodactylus had a long tail
I love their random lil silly movements, they are like two playing parrots
No because they not birds they can't be like birds because they aren't
I have two sides:
The one who wants to like the video
The one who wants to keep the likes at 69
It's no longer 69 likes, guess I'll like the video.