What Happened with Dinosaurs During the Cretaceous Period?
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In this video, we're going to explore the Cretaceous Period, days before the extinction of the dinosaurs. We'll learn about the different dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous Period, and what caused their extinction.
I'm an old man now and I'm very grateful for the years I've had on this planet, but one wish I'd want is to go back in time and see these amazing creatures
I to wish to go back millions of years, but we all know we'd die within 10 minutes lol.
Yeah but at least you have you memories of those dinosaurs from your childhood.
Entering 'hidden camera mode, with sound' in the past would be awesome. Something forever outside of our reach, alas.
@@0037kevinOh, man. I feel so terrible because I LOL'd at that! It reminds me of the kids of jokes I used to make with my dad... 😅
I cannot believe these creatures once walked the same land that we walk today. It doesn’t seem real.
Shows picture of an Allosaurus when talking about T-rex, then shows Pachyrhinosaurus when talking about Triceratops.
Dinosaurs are cool. By the way, I have difficulty communicating because I had a stroke in Broca’s area, the part of the brain that controls speech. 2/8/2021 but I lived again. (My wife helped me compose this.)
Dinosaurs are cool 😎
Bro your explanation was 38x longer than your comment lol. Tell your wife to chill 😂
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Indeed they are dude
Yes, dinosaurs are cold. They love sitting in the sunny side of the street. Less cool, you know?
The narrator on this is FANTASTIC!!! Great choice!
They seem to use Jurasic Park info on some of these dinosaurs. Velociraptor was the size of a chicken not the 6' that the video showed.
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Velociraptor was bigger than a chicken about the size of a turkey but definitely not 6 feet, the only 6 feet + raptors were utahraptor and dakotaraptor, possibly achillibator too.
@@chrisdonish don't forget Deinonychus which was the actual dinosaur that Jurasic Park used for the veloceraptor. Not sure if it is a raptor but does fit the basic shape and criteria.
Some fossils are so Unbelievably INCREDIBLE. They have actually found two dinosaur fossils FIGHTING... A undisturbed fighting position?? My god... What could have happened to them to just freeze,die and become fossils in that kind of battle.. I'm speechless
It’s possible that both were buried by a sand dune landslide while they were fighting, and suffocated. In Mongolia today landslips are common during stormy weather.
@@ilokivi hey, thank you for that answer. It does absolutely make sense for a landslide. It is remarkable to even find a fossil of one complete dinosaur is rare enough, but finding two dinosaurs preserved under extremely specific circumstances are unbelievable 😮
20 MPH is not the same as 20 KPH, not even close, that's a pretty important detail if you say MPH but the text says KPH. I believe the current consensus is that T-Rex was not a fast runner and was built more for distance endurance.
I had recently seen that T. rex actually couldn’t run. It was too heavy and the leg bones would have broken.
Since the video didn't point it out, figured I would. While velociraptor was about 2m long, it stood only about 0.5m in height. The "6ft turkeys" of Jurassic Park were grossly inaccurate. The dromaeosaurs depicted in the film, including the fossil depicted in the dig site, were much closer to Utahraptor ostrommaysi. As noted in the video, velociraptors were native to eastern Asia. It wouldn't have made sense for Grant to find them in Montana. The velociraptors' intelligence is still a matter of debate, but they are believed to be opportunistic. Rather like hyenas, they weren't too picky or restricted to hunting prey. They likely would frequently scavenge carcasses or rob nests for eggs (another excellent use for that prominent claw).
Thank you. The velociraptorw in this video were bothering the crap out of me
Yeah I dont know why we always use Velociraptor incorrectly in examples when there are a bunch of other dinosaurs that look almost the same and actually are 6 ft. Why doesnt anyone mention those
@@Welcher7 Because "velociraptor" sounds cool
Another great video. Commenting and liking to get your content in my feed
I see a lot of art and bits taken from big media. Including youtubers.
Lots of errors in the images and information in this video, but it was well made.
You have no idea what you're talking about clown
@@jekyll2hyde822Well shit, the expert has spoken everyone. Turns out I was an idiot all along.
@@arinbaun9452 indeed. Maybe take a lesson in anything but being you.
Strong words for a man with a clown face for a profile. Go read a book.
@@arinbaun9452 you should were a mask or change your real picture. You look like a failure just like your stupid parents
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Him: Triceratops. Me: thats a Pachyrhinosaurus
The pic you showed when you talked about triceratops, on the name plate display, was not a triceratops. Idk what is WAS, but a Tric it was not.
I noticed that as well, pretty sure it was a Pachyrhinosaurus
Made me question the validity of the video, if you can't even get the pictures right.
What a great documentary and you are a great speaker,well done
It isn't a documentary, it's fiction
21:12 "Mom what are the dinosaurs doing?" "They're... Fighting...." I don't know about that ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Beautifully presented scenes and species--the research sounds very solid and conscientious!
This is very well done history dramatization, Subscribed
Excellent video
Video is full of false information and terrible depictions of dinosaurs. It’s the opposite of excellent
@@bbpoisonn make one better and I’ll change my comment… lol… cuz I’m sure someone named BBPoison is super credible and can explain everything better.
If you want to take a poorly informed video as gospel truth then I guess that's your prerogative...
Amazing video! Much appreciated.
🎶Surly Joe was a raptor...🎵(I can't resist - it's the guy's accent, it just makes me laugh thinking of the film)
This channel is gonna get big real quick, great history teller and great vids!
@David Sheckler you are sure right about brainwashing, just not smart enough to realize its yourself
@@davidsheckler4450 CPS will be getting a call
Nah doubt it. So many things wrong and then that horrible accent
incredible graphic!
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Loved this!
I feel bad for these guys dying such a catastrophic death.
Acrocanthosaurus The Hunt part 3 524K views 3 months ago ✨Julian Johnson-mortimer ✨ From OTHER channels - Please add the hard working KZhead graphic artists names in these like the one above. He just finished part 3 of the Acro hunt, and many of us were so pleased it was released.
Exactly, was about to ask about where them credits at!
They just used that guy’s work without permission or at the very least crediting? Wtf is wrong with people! I hope the original artist submits a copy strike cause that’s not okay at all 😠
thats an allosaurus you showed when talking about the trex, and it looks very suspiciously similar to arks
@@davidsheckler4450 The hills a fake-a-saures lol
@@davidsheckler4450 Did Jesus tell you that?
Stop the patronising crap
It is from ark
for those of yall curious, at 5:20 allosaurus dont actually bite, they basically slam their heads down and use their teeth like saws, which is why their bite is so top heavy why they are using an allow to showcase a rexes biteforce is beyond me
If you are talking about the "axe jaw" that has been debunked already
Beautiful video of dinosaurs it describes the beautiful empathy real life of dinosaurs
Great job! Thank You!
The narrator mispronounces Giganotosaurus...I believe
Well, when he said "meerad" instead of myriad I was pretty sure we were in for a fun ride. These weird science channels that poach visuals seem to have a habit of picking narrators that are not really familiar with the material.
What happened to them may happen to us. Humans have no reason to believe we will always be here or that we are the only dominant species to inherit this planet in the future.
We humans have done more to destroy this earth in the last 100 years than in the entire history of mankind. We are already heading toward the next mass extinction and it will be our fault rather than natural causes. We need to make drastic changes now in order to preserve what we have left. Unfortunately our greed is what will kill the earth and thus us in the end.
Exactly
Love this!
From the images not even remotely matching the dinosaurs, like showing a Pachyrhinosaurus when initially talking about the Triceratops, and then repeating that MANY times, to the text not matching what is being said on the screen on a few occasions, there is a good amount of work that could be put in to this to improve.
This Is cool and all, but the way you called a giganotosaurus a gigantosaurus is factually wrong. Giganotosaurus (Jyga - noto - saurus) is the theropod you talked about in this video. Gigantosaurus (Jy - ganto - saurus) is a sauropod species discovered in the UK hailing from the Jurassic. Very different species. Just a heads up for those who are unaware or have any confusion over the two species.
You got it, the man who dug it up and named it should know . . . Roldolfo Coria , , , and he says "Jiga-NOH-ta-SOR-us".
An anyone tell me where the Dino footage in the beginning is from ?
I so see Gargan making a joke like, "What's a scorpion without a little Venom"
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thank you Very well done
I wonder how the dinos slept when just about every predator was likely to kill you as you slept. Certainly groups of same dino species must have travelled in packs with Alpha males or Alpha females guarding the sleeping herd. Behavior learned out of necessity no doubt. Did flying reptiles travel in the dark? Probably roosted at night on tall mountains or in really big trees or lay on the ground curled up with a few others watching out for them as they did so.
There were no flying dinosaurs as such, those that did became birds. However pterodactyl and pterosaus were reptiles, and they came in all sizes, many were sea cliff dwellers. As for preditors there are only so many food sources will allow, most of the time like today most herbivores pottered around keeping an eye out, but weren't under attack 24 7
@@nigelbutterfield8533 All that so I should replace the words I used 10 days ago with "flying reptiles" instead? Done
New discovery! Yiqi is an actual flying dinosaur!
Incredible
I love this man's accent. I wonder where he's from. Sounds like a Tennessee neighbor
Not sure if it's a human or an AI, either way the same person does the video narration at another channel called Alphatech which focuses on Elon Musk companies: kzhead.info/sun/qtizf8yirGZjrJ8/bejne.html
Very cool!!
earned the sub if can watch dinos in 2140p
As much as I love the jurassic park movies it pains me how bad they fucked up the Velociraptor
I wonder how many calories a day these huge animals needed to live and how did they find that much food?
essentially a children's book.
5:22 LOL did you say Tyrannosaurus Rex' bite was "recorded"? XD
I just saw Smaug the other day...he says hi.
this means so much to me thank you #Kh
Argentinasaurus was a titanasaur and not a sauropod I'm pretty sure that mapusaurus evolved from gigantosaurus and therefore did not live together
Titanosaurs are sauropods. Titanosaurs being the genus and sauropoda being a clade.
Wheres the thumbnail from?
That’s a pachyrhinosaurus, not a triceratops
I always wonder how they are able to know what daily life was life back then. For example, when they are talking about the pachys spending their days grazing - why do they say that/how do they know that? Or are they just assumptions?
They don't have a clue. Just like the "Egyptologists" who make up stuff about ancient Egypt without any evidence
Being able to read has always been an advantage.... Ornithopods, not Orinthopods...
Yeah one of Madonna's real early hits was titled " Don't cry for me Argentinasaur ".
If not for that asteroid 65 My ago, we might have walked on the moon 20 My ago. Imagine where we would be now!
If not for that asteroid, "we" would still be scurrying around under the dinosaurs' feet and hiding in our burrows. The dinos were around for some 175 million years...if they were ever going to land on the moon, they'd have already done it. Our little rodent-like ancestors were small enough to survive the global carnage wrought by the asteroid, and clearing the major players off the board gave them the space and time they needed to evolve into new forms that would fill the dinosaurs' now-vacated niches. Nowadays, the top predators, the most abundant prey, and the planet's rulers are all mammals, but pre-impact, we were very much unimportant background characters.
The narrator sure have gave us quite a number of incorrect details here. - At 5:15, shows a picture of an Allosaurus when speaking only about T-Rex. - At 7:43 The narrator explaining the Ankylosaurus' stubbed tail used as a defence against predators, instead shows a swinging stubless tail of a different tank-like dinosaur defending itself is showing in the film instead. - At 12:10 Shows picture of an Allosaurus on the left (not the Albertosaurus he mentions) & another picture of an Allosaurus standing on a podium which is clearly not a Tarbosaurus he's speaking about. - Talking about Triceratops when picture clearly shows it's a Pachyrhinosaurus instead. - Concerning how fast the T-Rex can run, narrator says they can run at "20 MPH" but the text says 20 KPH. 20 MPH is not the same as 20 KPH, not even close. -Mentions the Velociraptor "fossil" at the Montana dig site but in fact it is instead a Utahraptor ostrommaysi fossil. Velociraptors were native to eastern Asia - not Montana. - From 19:36 onward a number of times the narrator mis-pronounces a Giganotosaurus as "Giganosaurus" which means no such word. Giganotosaurus (Jyga - noto - saurus) is a theropod that lived in South America in the late Cretaceous era the narrator was speaking about in this video. Not to be confused with another completely different species named Gigantosaurus (Jy - ganto - saurus) of which is a sauropod species discovered in the UK that lived in the Jurassic era. At 28:38 while a map of ancient Australia is shown in the film to be close to the ANTARCTIC circle having broken away from Antartica, the narrator states instead that "In the early cretaceous Australia was much closer to the Arctic circle".
cool
How does someone record a T rex bite?
Using the position of the tendons on the bones, palaeontologists can reconstruct the muscle positions and their approximate size. From this, an estimate can be made of the bite force from that animal using living animals of related lineages (e.g. crocodiles) as a baseline for comparison purposes.
Please explain how "the fighting dinosaurs" were literally MID-"fight" at the very moment that they were so instantaneously entombed in high-pressure mud to preserve them. Think it through before popping off with a quick, superficial answer! Fossilization is rare and takes specific and unlikely conditions, so what set of conditions so immediately captured this "fight" that it was preserved MID-motion? Predators and/or scavengers could not have stripped the bones MID-fight, and scavengers coming on the scene after the fight would not have found the two in this particular position, so it appears that these two creatures died INSTANTLY and simultaneously in this very position and were then immediately put into a fossilization environment. Whatever happened here is BEYOND unlikely, and I'm eager to hear any sensible account of what that was.
What if what we call “end of all things” really means human extinction and there will be different species dominating earth just like dinosaurs existed and went extinct. I can imagine those species going, “I can’t believe humans existed.” 🤔
5:35 You're showing us a pachyrhinosaurus. How can you messed up the dinosaur species and names?
Well, Pangea started to break apart in the Triassic. Also, Dunkleosteus was a Devonion predator (29:40). There was more than a few other inaccuracies and points of confusion as well.
If the dinosaurs never went extinct ( which technically they didn’t since birds are still around) then we would probably still be little mousey things living a nocturnal life and hiding in burrows during the day.
Sorry - couldn't get past the JW hybrid @1:26. I'm sure the narration was great.
Lots of errors in this video.
Beautiful graphics! Hard to tell it is animation. However, when you start to describe the personalities of the dinosaurs, you lose all credibility. Peaceful herbivores? Oh, like a hippo? And how you can so confidently describe the hunting style of long-dead animals?
But what happened during the final days?
I wonder if dinosaurs slept like people or hemispherically
the sauropods were already top dinosaurs in the jurassic
What a Pileocrapasaurus
Question: Has anyone ever seen any bird with calf muscle's ???
emus have one
@@user-gd6xd7lw8r Can you show me a calf muscle on an Emu? I've looked but still can't see one.
Can dinosaurs be brought back
How y’all know the bird force and how fast they ranned
Sorry, but, pack hunting velociraptors may be a myth. Just fromUtube vid viewing, haven't seen proof presented of pack hunting.
Life uh finds a way
i would say our accepted view of the Velociraptors is wrong. They look like giant chicken to me. Which does not make them less competent in any way as a hunter - ever saw a pack of chicken chase a mouse? It's one of the most frightening, lightning fast and effective hunt you will ever witness. They have the same backwards claw on their feet and also a stupid lack of fear, with roosters attacking animals many times larger for territorial reasons (they will attack even humans, with little provocation). And yes, in case you were wondering, chicken do have teeth... So instead of portraying Velociraptor as a naked lizard, maybe we should just enlarge a rooster by 100 and there you have it.
Shouldn’t the movies be called Cretaceous Park instead of Jurassic Park? lol
It is well documented that TRex was not a predator but a scavenger. Many won't accept the truth.
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I can't help but to subscribe!
at 3:44 paused & spot jabba the hutt
Some of these models are not what video says they are btw 😂
Endless conjecture.
We need to get kids into Dinosaurs not gangs 🙏❤️
Good video but it's not gigantosauras it's giga-not-asauraus
I think pacheasaurus heads where to knock fruit out of trees
No Spinosaurus weighs 20 tons they were more like 7-8 tons slightly smaller than the t rex
I feel like this man should be telling me about creationism, he'd probably get less wrong. xD
Love it but he sounds too much like Ted Cruise
I play Ark Survival Evolved
giganotosaurus not giganosaurus
Slow talker. Much better at 150% speed.
The atmospheric conditions were more co2 & oxygen which allows plants & animals to grow bigger. Structure of the lung cavities suggests that lung evolved to be more efficient than today's animals. Very interesting how these creatures were able to live&adapt millions of years ago. Even if we can bring one back to life, it would not simply survive todays atmospheric conditions both density and composition as they are not built like modern time creatures. I wished it was just so simple to learn about jesus and how there were just light at the beginning and accept that as how it began. But remains and scientific proof have suggested that this planet is way much older than just few thousand years. If we can learn the behaviors of our planet; tectonics shift, climat shift, geo electromagnetic shift, from the past we can prepare ourselves for the on coming disasters that could potentially wipe everything out just to start again. The planet will still be here as it always had. We are the one that has to coexist with it. If we are able to significantly, in a few millions of years we could actually travel to a nearby planet and potentially make it habitable. With all our resources spend in unnecessary wars, and things we don't actually need to strive as a species are one of those things that slows the progress of human evolution. Its simply hard to make each and every individual human to understand the logic. And with all the tech we have why haven't we figured out how was the pyramid build, deepest ocean floor, mystery of the bermuda triangles, UAP encounter and what David icke actual is. Is he human or cockroach, tell me now! Peace. ✌🏿
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You never was there or caught one alive. So how could you determine the bite force? If the Dino was in existence million of yrs ago before we were. How is it that only one section of the world you find their bones? 😅😅😅 I am ain't no fool but all this Dino business is just one big myth. 😂😂😂
"....according to One Theory...."...Underline. : _THEORY_..!! Any Number of events could have caused their extinction.....The braek up of Pangea.....the Deccan Traps....etc..... One piece of Space Gravel couldn't have caused That much damage....Globally.
Gigantosaurus 😂 it's giga noto saurus and said that way lol.