Loved this so much! It was incredible to see the size comparison, blew my mind on some of them! If you do another similar vid it would be great to know if they were Herbivores/ Omnivores/ Carnivores etc
I have to disagree with the whole "ignore the criticism" comment. Without criticism, then the OP will never get the chance to be corrected, and I'm talking about constructive/valid criticisms. Negative criticism, on the other hand, are the ones that SHOULD be ignored; you can give critique without being insulting. Not giving criticism, then that means you're giving the OP a pass to keep on committing the same error again; not giving corrections is a disservice, simply put.
I enjoyed this....despite knowing that technically speaking sea reptiles and flying reptiles are not dinosaurs despite living at same time, and Dimetrodon wasn't either and lived before age of dinosaurs. The lot is lumped in with dinos so instead of whining, I'll sit back and see them as bonus material. Once I saw the Dunk in this I knew you're using the common grouping of Dinos (grouping of prehisotric non-mammals) instead of the scientific definition of dinos. I really enjoyed the animation. Instead of generic man walking past prehistoric creatures, they are given a hint of personality. A few of the creatures turn to look at the man and man eventually gets tired and grabs a horse to ride.
@@GsDL another thing i noticed was that several of the models are dated or innacurate, for example, diplodocus never had the frills that jurassic park depicted it to have. another is that carnotaurus’ arm structure is inaccurate. however i am also just a dino nerd and am biased as carnotaurus is my favorite dino.. other than that i really liked watching! i also loved the video of large underwater creatures. seeing the man actually swimming next to them made me realize just how gigantic some of our current ocean life is!
Ad a huge dinosaur fan.... this is enjoyable- but some of the dinosaur models are inaccurate such as the velociraptor, when in reality it had feathers. As well as some bigger dinosaurs did too. Great job on the animation! Looks awesome.🤩
You did a great job with all of those dinosaurs at the end but a couple of dinosaurs were a little different and some were from Jurassic Park and world and some others were from a game that I herd that it’s called ark which I know nothing about but still you did a great job on the video though.
Fantastic video, loved the name-meanings and they all look so cool! The caveman's movements is a very nice addition. I guess we see these images and data, but it's still hard to imagine a living being 40 meters long, walking on land...👍(No dinosaur emoji, damn it!)
Bom vídeo! Mas algumas correções... 1° muitos animais foram usados modelos de jogos e filmes que não estão corretos cientificamente. 2° Alguns tamanhos então errados sendo:
- Ankylosaurus: tamanho próximo do holótipo, mas alguns indivíduos podem ter chegado a 7,5 t. - Triceratops: 8,5 m e 7 t é tamanho médio, indivíduos grandes chegam a 9 m e 9 t e alguns a + 9 m e 10 t. - Dunkleosteus: ~ 5 m e ~ 2 t. - Allosaurus: 8 - 8,5 m e 1 - 1,2 t, grandes indivíduos 9,5 m e ~ 1,8 t. - Plesiosaurus: 3,5 - 4 m e ~ 250 kg - Styxosaurus: ~ 10 m e 2 - 3 t. - Acrocantosaurus: 12 m e 6 t. - Carcharodontosaurus saharicus (maior indivíduo): 12,3 m e ~6 t. - Tyranosaurus rex: 12,5 m e 8 t mas com um indivíduo de 13,2 m e ~9 t. - Bajadasaurus: 13 m e 4 - 5 t. - Giganotosaurus carolinni: (holótipo) 12,7 m e 7 t, mas com um indivíduo de 13,5 m e ~ 8 t. - Elasmosaurus : 11 - 13 m e 3 - 4 t. - Tylosaurus: ~ 14 m e ~ 10 t. - Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: 15 m e 7,5 t (possível 16,3 m e 8,5 t). - Omeisaurus: 17 m e 10 t. - Mossasaurus : 15 m e 13 - 15 t (possível indivíduo 17 m e 16 - 20 t). - Giraffatitan : 21 m e ~ 30 t (possível indivíduo de 23 m e 40 t). - Diplodocus: • carnegii: 24 - 27 m e 14 - 17 t. • hallorum: 30 - 33 m e 25 - 31 t. - Brachiosaurus: 22 m e ~ 32 t (holótipo), 25 m e ~ 48 t (maior indivíduo) - Puertasaurus: ~ 30 m e 55 - 60 t (talvez 65 t). - Argentinosaurus huinculensis: 35 m e 78 - 84 t (holótipo), possível indivíduo com 37,5 m e 96 - 103 t.
It's Pterodactylus, not Pterodactyl. Pteranodon is about the size of a 1.7m tall human Rhamphorhynchus is smaller than Pterodactylus. Aquatic reptiles and flying reptiles are not dinosaurs. Synapsids are not dinosaurs. Styracosaurus is about 1.9m tall (not counting the frill.) Cryolophosaurus only had 1 C-shaped crest near the eye area. Dilophosaurus likely had no frill and had some type of feathering. Estimates say 1.9 - 2.1m, but the one you're showing seems to be the size of a lythronax. Sinoceratops had no holes in it's frill. Bro really used the ARK sprite for the Ankylosaurus Corythosaurus had a bony head crest, not a dome. Really? Another ARK Dunkleosteus? Bruh. JW EVOLUTION ALLO TOO? Plesiosaurus, not Plesiosaura. Also, this one is the ARK sprite and this one looks to be around the size of Elasmosaurus rather than Plesiosaurus. Iguanodon was most likely quadrupedal. T. rex had the eyes too close to the nose, it looks derpy. Spinosaurus more likely had a straight back and had a tail fin. That puertasaurus looks more like a Seismosaurus.
@@GsDL The reason why you're getting criticisms on the word "pterodactyl" is because "pterodactyl" was once used for both as a catch-all for all pterosaurs, and to refer to Pteranodon specifically. "Pterodactyl" is a truncated word derived from the animal "Pterodactylus," and is an obsolete/deprecated word that is no longer used (the preferred word now is "Pterosaur." Here's another: in order for an animal to be classified as a "dinosaur," then the creature has to be placed on either the order "Saurischia" or "Ornithischia." If the taxonomy of a certain animal does not place it in either of these 2 orders, then the animal is not a "dinosaur." Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs, and Crocodilia are groups that are related to each other, and can be placed in the clade "Archosauria" (meaning that they are "archosaurs"). As birds are also the only surviving group of dinosaurs, birds are therefore archosaurs as well as dinosaurs. Synapsids are animals with only one hole behind the eye socket, while Diapsids have 2 holes behind the eye socket. All reptiles and surviving archosaurs are diapsids. Examples of synapsids would be the therapsids and stem-mammals of the Paleozoic like Dimetrodon and Lystrosaurus, and the only surviving synapsids today are the mammals.
More like dinosaur length comparison than actual size comparison, because real size according to science biggest almost always means most massive, aka weight, which is why the Blue whale is the biggest animal ever. Also Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus are actually lighter in weight than T Rex, Giga coming in at 7-8 tons, Spinosaurus at 6.8-7.4 tons at most, and T Rex at 9-10.4 tons, why T Rex is heavier, because body volume, and muscle mass is much more denser than the other carnivores, and this animal is literally built like a tank, followed by primate level intelligence, it is one of the most energy efficient animals ever in the animal kingdom, their feet are adapted perfectly to be the best long distance runners, quick turning, and energy efficiency, this animal also need all that body mass in order to take down other living tanks such as Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, and juvenile Alamosaurus, also they are now confirmed to hunt in social groups, and thanks to this dig site found in 2021 where a family of 3 Tyrannosaurs related to T Rex that died together in a possible flooding, and this discovery led to paleontologists thinking that all Tyrannosaurs including T Rex were more social than they ever have thought.
Size comparison is cool, but there's so much other inconsistencies that it feels like this was made in the 1990s. Most dinosaurs had feathers, especially dromeosaurs (like velociraptor). And none of their hands were not pronated. Their palms would be facing inward, not down. They are missing so much soft tissue, and most look like shrink-wrapped skeletons. The idea is cool, the data is great, but the visuals are.. well, *bad*.
@@GsDL I hope you didn't take it as a negative as a whole, Like the scale and information was great and the video in itself was well done. I really loved that you included all that info, and not just the common name of the species, like so many other vids do. It's just the images/models you selected were unfortunately very dated. (You're definitely not the only one. The famous case being Jurassic Park, which came out in time when we knew raptors had feathers. And that those creatures in the movie were not raptors at all, because raptors are the size of turkeys.) I hope I didn't make you feel bad, I'm just a dinosaur nerd, and sometimes I can't stop myself from correcting things like these :D
Is this supposed to be a size comparison of dinosaurs?Why are we showing things like Mossasaurs,Elasmosaurs,Plesiosaurs, Icthyosaurs, and Pterosaurs.Those are not dinosaurs.And also things like Dimetrodon, Cotylorhynchus, and Dunkleosteus. Things that existed before dinosaurs even existed.
Can't say I was a fan. The dinosaur models you used were completely fictitious in some cases (the most egregious example being Velociraptor) or were just inaccurate (Compsognathus was the first one I noticed). Then you used common names rather scientific ones; "pterodactyl"? No, Pteranodon. That's the genus you used.
Loved this so much! It was incredible to see the size comparison, blew my mind on some of them!
If you do another similar vid it would be great to know if they were Herbivores/ Omnivores/ Carnivores etc
Thank you for the compliment🥹🤝 I will keep your advice in mind😃
most of them are very inaccurate
this is one of the funniest dinosaur videos i've ever seen
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I really love dinosaurs and size comparisons!!!
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Appreciate the amount of work gone into this, ignore the criticism, entertaining watch.
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Why is the briacisourus 50,000kg?
I have to disagree with the whole "ignore the criticism" comment. Without criticism, then the OP will never get the chance to be corrected, and I'm talking about constructive/valid criticisms. Negative criticism, on the other hand, are the ones that SHOULD be ignored; you can give critique without being insulting.
Not giving criticism, then that means you're giving the OP a pass to keep on committing the same error again; not giving corrections is a disservice, simply put.
Yeah, constructive criticism is welcome😃🤝
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Thank you, I'm glad you agree.
I enjoyed this....despite knowing that technically speaking sea reptiles and flying reptiles are not dinosaurs despite living at same time, and Dimetrodon wasn't either and lived before age of dinosaurs. The lot is lumped in with dinos so instead of whining, I'll sit back and see them as bonus material.
Once I saw the Dunk in this I knew you're using the common grouping of Dinos (grouping of prehisotric non-mammals) instead of the scientific definition of dinos.
I really enjoyed the animation. Instead of generic man walking past prehistoric creatures, they are given a hint of personality. A few of the creatures turn to look at the man and man eventually gets tired and grabs a horse to ride.
Thanks for your feedback🤝😃 You are totally correct. I still have a lot to learn!
@@GsDL another thing i noticed was that several of the models are dated or innacurate, for example, diplodocus never had the frills that jurassic park depicted it to have. another is that carnotaurus’ arm structure is inaccurate. however i am also just a dino nerd and am biased as carnotaurus is my favorite dino.. other than that i really liked watching! i also loved the video of large underwater creatures. seeing the man actually swimming next to them made me realize just how gigantic some of our current ocean life is!
@@asherbelangia2175 15:10 What frills?
Why is tricerotops 7000kg?
@@asherbelangia2175dilopho have no frills not dippy
jajaja al final se cansó el cromagnon de tanto correr y fue a por un caballo. Buen vídeo
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Don't forget that Dilophosaurus does not have those extra frills, and only has those crests on the top of its head.
And at least Dromeosaurs had feathers, and none of their hands should be pointing downwards.
Also dimetrodon was a mammal not a dinosaur
And therizinosarurus has a longer tail
Quite a lot of inaccuracies (and unfortunate Jurassic Park clones) but otherwise nicely done.
Thanks for your kind words😃
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At 7:40 you see ankylosaurus
@@GsDL the velociraptor is just like blue from Jurassic World 🦖🦕😂
@@yanxinyang3671 😁😅
I love how you have the correct meanings of every animal cause most of them are in greek, so I can understand it anyway ❤
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Some dinosaurs are from jurassic park or world and others are from ark
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Some Dinosaur in this video are not dinosaur 😘
@@TrickyNamaSte EXACTLY.
And the isle like the dryo
Ad a huge dinosaur fan.... this is enjoyable- but some of the dinosaur models are inaccurate such as the velociraptor, when in reality it had feathers. As well as some bigger dinosaurs did too. Great job on the animation! Looks awesome.🤩
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Amo tu esfuerzo se que te cuesta si ves que hay comentarios que no apresian tu trabajo tu ignoralos no te rindas 😊
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Thanks For The Great Video🙏🙏🙏... Thanks.
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I like that this one gave time periods for each.
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this was really cool to see, thanks!
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Perfect video!
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I like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
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The Liver King wasn’t all about the muscle.. dude has some decent cardio levels too! Really good vid 👍🏼
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soooooooooooooooooooooo cool
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Great video!
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@@GsDL You welcome!
Awesome!!!! Why Not all dinosaurs are moving?
Thanks🤝😃 Some of them don’t have rig, I can add rig and animations to them. But it is too much time-consuming to give up😵
@@GsDL Ok. Thanks for the vídeo
Love this video, so much effort compared to the others. I love this.
Thanks for your feedback😃 I am glad to hear that🥹🥹
@GsDL where is apatosaurus
@@faichan4148 Sorry I missed it😅
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@@GsDL your dinosaur is great and nice❤❤❤🦕🦖
this video was amazing
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You did a great job with all of those dinosaurs at the end but a couple of dinosaurs were a little different and some were from Jurassic Park and world and some others were from a game that I herd that it’s called ark which I know nothing about but still you did a great job on the video though.
Thanks for your compliment and detailed info🤝😃🥹
Wow bro it's enjoyable❤
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Nice 😊
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@@GsDL Welcome
Fantastic video, loved the name-meanings and they all look so cool! The caveman's movements is a very nice addition. I guess we see these images and data, but it's still hard to imagine a living being 40 meters long, walking on land...👍(No dinosaur emoji, damn it!)
Thanks for your kind words😃
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Thanks for cute animations.
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Incredible video!!!
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This video deserves a lot of view.Tons of work
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Nice video! Congratz
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Thank bro 😁👍 information all dinosaur
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It was great seeing caveman walk and meet the dinosaurs
Yeah, thank you and the caveman🥹😃
Not everything is a dinosaur shown here
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Dragons and Mythical Creatures Size Comparison on July 16, 2023?
Thanks for the suggestion🤝 but the time is too short to do it😅 I will make it someday in the future🥹
@@GsDL here’s a list for you to add for the comparison:
1. Fairy Dragon
2. Dwarf Dragon
3. Knucker Dragon
4. Chinese Lung
5. European Dragon
6. Wyvern
7. Ampithere
8. Hydra
9. Drake
10. Chimera
11. Manticore
12. Gryphon
13. Hippogryph
14. Enfeild
15. Unicorn
16. Pegasus
17. Faun
18. Satyr
19. Ipotane
20. Centaur
21. Minotaur
22. Ichthyocentaur
23. Mermaid
24. Naga
25. Harpy
26. Siren
27.Lamia
28. Gorgon
29. Kelpie
@@dragonfire810 Thanks for the info! It’s very useful😃
Bring back Prehistoric Wildlife!!
Bom vídeo! Mas algumas correções... 1° muitos animais foram usados modelos de jogos e filmes que não estão corretos cientificamente. 2° Alguns tamanhos então errados sendo:
- Ankylosaurus: tamanho próximo do holótipo, mas alguns indivíduos podem ter chegado a 7,5 t.
- Triceratops: 8,5 m e 7 t é tamanho médio, indivíduos grandes chegam a 9 m e 9 t e alguns a + 9 m e 10 t.
- Dunkleosteus: ~ 5 m e ~ 2 t.
- Allosaurus: 8 - 8,5 m e 1 - 1,2 t, grandes indivíduos 9,5 m e ~ 1,8 t.
- Plesiosaurus: 3,5 - 4 m e ~ 250 kg
- Styxosaurus: ~ 10 m e 2 - 3 t.
- Acrocantosaurus: 12 m e 6 t.
- Carcharodontosaurus saharicus (maior indivíduo): 12,3 m e ~6 t.
- Tyranosaurus rex: 12,5 m e 8 t mas com um indivíduo de 13,2 m e ~9 t.
- Bajadasaurus: 13 m e 4 - 5 t.
- Giganotosaurus carolinni: (holótipo) 12,7 m e 7 t, mas com um indivíduo de 13,5 m e ~ 8 t.
- Elasmosaurus : 11 - 13 m e 3 - 4 t.
- Tylosaurus: ~ 14 m e ~ 10 t.
- Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: 15 m e 7,5 t (possível 16,3 m e 8,5 t).
- Omeisaurus: 17 m e 10 t.
- Mossasaurus : 15 m e 13 - 15 t (possível indivíduo 17 m e 16 - 20 t).
- Giraffatitan : 21 m e ~ 30 t (possível indivíduo de 23 m e 40 t).
- Diplodocus:
• carnegii: 24 - 27 m e 14 - 17 t.
• hallorum: 30 - 33 m e 25 - 31 t.
- Brachiosaurus: 22 m e ~ 32 t (holótipo), 25 m e ~ 48 t (maior indivíduo)
- Puertasaurus: ~ 30 m e 55 - 60 t (talvez 65 t).
- Argentinosaurus huinculensis: 35 m e 78 - 84 t (holótipo), possível indivíduo com 37,5 m e 96 - 103 t.
Thanks for the feedback🤝 Very useful comment😃🥹
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15:51 Argentinosaurus Is The Biggest Dinosaur
should have been moving faster (joke) Great video
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It's Pterodactylus, not Pterodactyl.
Pteranodon is about the size of a 1.7m tall human
Rhamphorhynchus is smaller than Pterodactylus.
Aquatic reptiles and flying reptiles are not dinosaurs.
Synapsids are not dinosaurs.
Styracosaurus is about 1.9m tall (not counting the frill.)
Cryolophosaurus only had 1 C-shaped crest near the eye area.
Dilophosaurus likely had no frill and had some type of feathering. Estimates say 1.9 - 2.1m, but the one you're showing seems to be the size of a lythronax.
Sinoceratops had no holes in it's frill.
Bro really used the ARK sprite for the Ankylosaurus
Corythosaurus had a bony head crest, not a dome.
Really? Another ARK Dunkleosteus?
Bruh. JW EVOLUTION ALLO TOO?
Plesiosaurus, not Plesiosaura. Also, this one is the ARK sprite and this one looks to be around the size of Elasmosaurus rather than Plesiosaurus.
Iguanodon was most likely quadrupedal.
T. rex had the eyes too close to the nose, it looks derpy.
Spinosaurus more likely had a straight back and had a tail fin.
That puertasaurus looks more like a Seismosaurus.
Thanks for you detailed info. I have learned a lot🤝
@@GsDL
The reason why you're getting criticisms on the word "pterodactyl" is because "pterodactyl" was once used for both as a catch-all for all pterosaurs, and to refer to Pteranodon specifically. "Pterodactyl" is a truncated word derived from the animal "Pterodactylus," and is an obsolete/deprecated word that is no longer used (the preferred word now is "Pterosaur."
Here's another: in order for an animal to be classified as a "dinosaur," then the creature has to be placed on either the order "Saurischia" or "Ornithischia." If the taxonomy of a certain animal does not place it in either of these 2 orders, then the animal is not a "dinosaur." Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs, and Crocodilia are groups that are related to each other, and can be placed in the clade "Archosauria" (meaning that they are "archosaurs"). As birds are also the only surviving group of dinosaurs, birds are therefore archosaurs as well as dinosaurs.
Synapsids are animals with only one hole behind the eye socket, while Diapsids have 2 holes behind the eye socket. All reptiles and surviving archosaurs are diapsids. Examples of synapsids would be the therapsids and stem-mammals of the Paleozoic like Dimetrodon and Lystrosaurus, and the only surviving synapsids today are the mammals.
I appreciate your teaching🤝
@@user-roninwolf1981 You just explained that! Thank you man!
Seismosaurus is invalid species that's now known as diplodocus
Why does Therizinosaurus got a big but
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Just think about the model @@GsDL
I think u guys might’ve mixed up the Brachiosaurus nd Giraffatitan.
They look a little similar😅
Love the video, but the velociraptor had feathers.
Things that need's to be right: Brachiosaurus 26meters, Plesiosaurus 3,5 meters, Corythosaurus 9 meters, Dilophosaurus 6 meters, Dryosaurus 3 meters, Bajadasaurus 10 meters, and Quetzalcoatlus 11 meters!
Thanks for the feedback🤝🙂
Are we just going to ignore wtf is going on with Cotylorhynchus?
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More like dinosaur length comparison than actual size comparison, because real size according to science biggest almost always means most massive, aka weight, which is why the Blue whale is the biggest animal ever.
Also Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus are actually lighter in weight than T Rex, Giga coming in at 7-8 tons, Spinosaurus at 6.8-7.4 tons at most, and T Rex at 9-10.4 tons, why T Rex is heavier, because body volume, and muscle mass is much more denser than the other carnivores, and this animal is literally built like a tank, followed by primate level intelligence, it is one of the most energy efficient animals ever in the animal kingdom, their feet are adapted perfectly to be the best long distance runners, quick turning, and energy efficiency, this animal also need all that body mass in order to take down other living tanks such as Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, and juvenile Alamosaurus, also they are now confirmed to hunt in social groups, and thanks to this dig site found in 2021 where a family of 3 Tyrannosaurs related to T Rex that died together in a possible flooding, and this discovery led to paleontologists thinking that all Tyrannosaurs including T Rex were more social than they ever have thought.
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The First Thing You Know Is Can About Alvarez Was a Compsognathus Ark
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Good video, but absurd rendering of Spinosaurus.
Thanks for the comment🤝😃I would like to improve it in the future🙂
appreciate the video but many innacuracies
Thanks🤝 I have still a lot to learn.
That caveman is outrageous
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Why?
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13:15 maximum T-Rex weight estimates now…
Tyrant chonk king
Is the dilophosaurus's height correct?
Omeisaurus Camarasaurus brontosaurus Giraffatitan diplodocus brachiosaurus puertasaurus & Argentinosaurus: there were all sauropods
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Where is the ceratosaurus
Sorry, there are many l missed🥲
Size comparison is cool, but there's so much other inconsistencies that it feels like this was made in the 1990s.
Most dinosaurs had feathers, especially dromeosaurs (like velociraptor). And none of their hands were not pronated. Their palms would be facing inward, not down. They are missing so much soft tissue, and most look like shrink-wrapped skeletons.
The idea is cool, the data is great, but the visuals are.. well, *bad*.
Thanks for your kind words🤝🥹 I have to improve my skill and knowledge🙂
@@GsDL I hope you didn't take it as a negative as a whole, Like the scale and information was great and the video in itself was well done. I really loved that you included all that info, and not just the common name of the species, like so many other vids do.
It's just the images/models you selected were unfortunately very dated. (You're definitely not the only one. The famous case being Jurassic Park, which came out in time when we knew raptors had feathers. And that those creatures in the movie were not raptors at all, because raptors are the size of turkeys.)
I hope I didn't make you feel bad, I'm just a dinosaur nerd, and sometimes I can't stop myself from correcting things like these :D
Thanks for your kind words😊
THE CAVE MAN GOES TO THE DINOSAUR WORLD ALONE
And with his horse😁
Where’s kentrosaurus
why is blue in the video
Patagotitan Mayorum from Argentina
Kenapa tidak Ada indominus rex dan indoraptor 😄
They are man-made hybrid dinosaurs😅
Some of the dinosaurs don't very accurate
Yeah, maybe you are right. It’s not easy to comprehend all of dinosaurs. I need to learn more about them🤔
Where is the Shastasaurus???[°…°]
Maybe I missed it😅
Giganotosaurus and spinosaurus are oversized, possibly carchar too. Nice animation tho
Thanks for you info🤝
@@GsDL wlc!
Dimetrodon is not a dinosaur but a early mamal related class, the synapsides.
Thanks for the feedback🤝 I still have a lot to learn🙂
half of this is incorrect. But i did like the animation.
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Baryonyx fanboys: ummm uhh.. baryonnyx are stroonger and samrter and biggeer thaan carnootaaurus blo vle loo🤓☝
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Rex is the biggest carnivore by 2 tonnes.
This is based on JP/w I think
@@jlordbundang I'm pretty sure that Spinosaurus is the biggest Carnivore
@@ClarinetArtist1999That's outdated information
Fanboys del rex llorando 😭😭
This is the most inaccurate thing I’ve ever seen
Hey the sauropod are real
lo único inexacto es tu opinión
@@Hassen00just jumping times like 2 times and i already saw one
THAT IS NOT A DILOPHOSAURUA
so uh ye do some research before being toxic
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You’re toxic to dinosaurs?
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um, would you mind telling me the titles of the pieces in the background music? I want to listen to it. 🙏
Thanks for being interested in my video🤝 Sorry I cant remember their names now😔 I will tell you when I recall them🙂
@@GsDL 🥺 okay 😇
Argentinossauros porque foi descoberto em um local onde hoje é a Argentina
Como se dinossauro tivesse nacionalidade 😂
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The dolichorhynchops is my favourite
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inaccurate from the dinosaur animations, to their size and weight. nice effort tho.
14:00 Omeisaurus
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Don't Metion It.
as a paleo nerd, this is painful to watch
Is this supposed to be a size comparison of dinosaurs?Why are we showing things like Mossasaurs,Elasmosaurs,Plesiosaurs, Icthyosaurs, and Pterosaurs.Those are not dinosaurs.And also things like Dimetrodon, Cotylorhynchus, and Dunkleosteus. Things that existed before dinosaurs even existed.
Thanks for the feedback🤝 As your pointing out, there are many aniamls not dinosaurs but prehistoric reptiels😅
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What music did you use?
There are 3 or more music used, but this video is made 2 years ago, I forgot their names😔
And Dimetrodon 5 meters, Herrerasaurus 5 meters...
Can't say I was a fan. The dinosaur models you used were completely fictitious in some cases (the most egregious example being Velociraptor) or were just inaccurate (Compsognathus was the first one I noticed). Then you used common names rather scientific ones; "pterodactyl"? No, Pteranodon. That's the genus you used.
Thanks for the feedback🤝 I still have a lot to learn🙂
mosasaurus is the king and indomus rex🦖wait a camarasaurus❓
However, there is no Indominus rex, because it is a fictional dinosaur antagonist in Jurassic World😁😅
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the animations are great, but a great many animals are wrong. Many of the animals are based off of out dated source material.
Thanks for your pointing out🤝 I will improve my knowledge on dinasours😅
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