Excellent first video on a underappreciated dinosaur. I actually like the background music but it might be useful to reduce the volume on that a bit for future videos.

*Some Corrections And Additional Information* 1:28 130-121 Mya might be a slightly better estimate. 1:44 The venomous theory is heavily debated and may have been debunked, though I don't believe it has. 1:46 That is a Sinornithosaurus, not Sinornithomimus 3:04 The correct English for this sentence is 3 foot tall, not 3 feet tall 3:22 Oh boy this whole section could've been better 3:26 saying it was "instrumental" might be overkill 3:50 forgot to mention that the idea of feathers for Theri comes from Beipiaosaurus 3:55 Beipiaosaurus isn't the only Therizinosauroid with skull material discovered. We have a straight a up skull of an actuall Therizinosaurid, Erlikosaurus. So i think it's safe to say that all Therizinosaurids did have triangular heads The reason the audio is super choppy here is because I recorded multiple takes and just stitched the bits i liked together, which made it come out a bit all over the place in quality.

Awesome first video! Altispinax is one of those dinosaurs I hear the name of on occasion, but haven't really given much thought to. Thank you 🙏 for the rundown of its discovery and history! God bless you! Hope this channel takes off! :)

I love random Dino facts, and the histories of how the depiction of the Dino changes throughout the years

Love it. Love learning about dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures, but the mic quality is lacking for sure. I’m sure it’s the best you got, but I would love to see more of these videos with clearer mic quality. That being said, I enjoyed. Good work!

*Some Corrections and additional information:* 1:07 139-135 mya might be a more accurate estimate. 1:21 Suchosaurus is considered potentially dubious, whilst i am not wrong for including this animal, I feel that this should be mentioned. 1:53 The vertebrae were about 35 centimetres (14 inches) tall. 3:50 Acrocanthosaurus altispinax was the provisional name because he thought Altispinax represented a European version of Acrocanthosaurus. 4:47 There’ll be more reasons for this not just because it’s been featured in Jurassic. 5:00 What I was trying to say is because the spines are really the only thing to go off of, we can’t be certain that it looked anything like Concavenator or whether it was a carnivore. Altispinax is estimated to have weighed 1 tonne and around 8 meters (26 feet) long. 3:39 Altitispinax altispinax and Altispinax “lydekkerhueneorum” are two of these names. 6:50 the reason this image looks so wierd is because I imputed a picture into a program to make it look like a silhouette, this did not go very well and I had to remove tons of excess, which is why it came out looking a bit disfigured and I couldn’t be bothered to fix it.