Great music

And where’s Tully monster to

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Zack merry chismis

Good but paracera is bigger than the steppe mammoth 🦣

1:21 dromornis 1:47 dromornis

Dilopodocus longus

My Favorite dinosaur 2:57 Spinosaurus

2:20 Is a job!

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REAL FRIENDS 2:22

2:32 Lamb Is sonic!

1:46 Not Styracosaurus! That's a Diabloceratops!!!?

2:43 Carcha is Bigger than T-rex

2:56 Spinosaurus Has 4 legs?

1:59 Saltasaurus Has no armor!!???

Carcha is bigger than t-rex!

Nice video 🎉

Good job

Stellar sea cows only got to 30 feet, this video is false.

The whole "raptor-evolution" thing is garbage; Just more mess to swing folk away from the Truth. That said, there's a good bit of misconception in this vid.

Where is Brachio🤔

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this video is really impressive! the animation and details are on point. but honestly, i can't help but feel like the comparisons are a bit exaggerated. i mean, some of these animals seem way bigger than what the fossil records actually suggest. it's cool to imagine, but it kinda blurs the line between fact and fiction, don’t you think?

Acrocantosaurus length 7-8m What??

Saurophaganax length 8-9m wtf

Deinocheirus length 11-12m wtf in this??!

Nice work!

That deinocheirus is Bigger than That

Why is lambeosaurus running like he’s being chased by a serial killer?

great video! the animations are stunning and really bring those prehistoric animals to life. however, i think it’s fascinating yet a bit misleading how we often envision these creatures. like, do we really know how their sizes compared to today’s animals? it’s all so speculative, right? would love to hear others' thoughts on this!

YAY I WAS IN THIS ANIMATION!

this was a good animation, but I think you mistaken, another art style for the helcaprian called it edest

It's not hesppornis regils it's pokponis

this video was really interesting and had some great animations! but honestly, i feel like the comparisons might oversimplify the complexities of how these animals lived and interacted in their ecosystems. like, does size really determine dominance in nature? just a thought!

this video is really fascinating and well-made! loved the animations and the way you presented the info. but honestly, i can't help but think that some of these size comparisons are a bit exaggerated. i mean, how can we be so sure about the exact sizes of these ancient creatures? it feels like there’s so much guesswork involved. what do you all think?

great video, really enjoyed the visuals! but i have to say, while i get the fascination with size comparisons, i wonder if it might oversimplify the incredible diversity and adaptations of these creatures. after all, not all theropods and sauropods were impacted the same way by their sizes, right? just a thought!

great video! i really enjoyed the animations and how you brought these prehistoric animals to life. but honestly, i think it’s a bit misleading to compare their sizes directly to modern animals without considering the differences in environment and evolution. some might argue it downplays the unique adaptations each species had for their time. what do you think?

Add ingentia prima in mesozoic Fauna

This is not phiomia it's eritreum 1:06

0:57 its not hesperornis regalis its actually presbyornis the behind one is hesperornis what is wrong with you?