Me when I walked over previous story, small animals

Thank you for this video!

1:16 This is the slowest chicken I've ever seen in my life 😂😂😂😂

You forget ☦️🇬🇪Georgia🇬🇪☦️

How vivid was the comparison of the cheetah's endurance with those behind it!👍That's what I thought too. Cheetah can only sustain a speed of 120 km/h for half a minute, after which it has to slow down significantly and stop to rest because its heart cannot take it, while the animals that come after it have much longer endurance around their maximum speed.

This was dope 👍🏽

this video is really informative and well put together! i love how it highlights both living and prehistoric creatures. but honestly, i think the idea of comparing sizes doesn’t do justice to the fascinating ecosystems these animals come from. size isn’t everything, right? for me, it’s more about their roles in the ocean and how they interact with each other. what do you all think?

really enjoyed this video, it's super informative and the animation is adorable! but honestly, I can't help but wonder if the focus on Clay Dinosaurs oversimplifies the incredible diversity and complexity of real dinosaurs found in different countries. I mean, shouldn't we also emphasize their actual fossil records and impact on our understanding of prehistoric life? just a thought!

wow, this video is super informative and really well done! i love how you compared the sizes of these prehistoric sea creatures. but honestly, i can't help but think that maybe we’re overhyping these "scary" aspects. i mean, aren’t some of these creatures just part of the natural history that we need to appreciate rather than fear? just a thought!

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a camel and a donkey over speed a horse? no way

What program do you use?

Oviraptor 0:15 from ark 2:10 animation of walk from ark (ARK:Survival Evolved)

This has got to be the stupidest most inaccurate example of animal and human speed video that I've ever seen.

That’s BS; human being can run almost 25 miles an hour or more. Maybe not the average human being but some of them can run 25 miles an hour.

Very good video

Put something the turtle could have a chance with maybe a Sloth.😮

Una persona no aguanta a más de 20 kilómetros hora por mucho tiempo normal

Humans 22-28

Bloop's sound is scary

great job on this video, it was really informative and visually appealing! however, i can’t help but think that the size comparisons might be a bit misleading. like, did some dinosaurs actually grow larger depending on their environment, or is it mostly just based on fossil records? it would be interesting to explore how different climates could’ve influenced their sizes.

i really enjoyed the depth of information in this video, it was super engaging! however, i can’t help but feel like the comparison might be a bit misleading. while prehistoric mammals were indeed impressive, i think we should also consider how their ecosystems were very different from ours now. it makes me wonder if size really equals superiority in terms of survival.

great video! i really enjoyed the visuals and the way you explained everything so clearly. however, i have to say that while the comparisons are fascinating, it’s a bit misleading to equate ancient mammals directly with today’s animals. some of those prehistoric creatures had such unique adaptations that it doesn't really do them justice to just size them up alongside modern ones. what do you think?

i really enjoyed the way you presented the size comparisons in this video, it was super informative! however, i can't help but wonder if we're giving too much credit to the size of prehistoric sea creatures. while it's fascinating to think about them, i feel like some of the comparisons might make current marine life seem less impressive than it truly is. i mean, modern animals like the blue whale are still mind-blowingly huge in their own right! what do you guys think?

Lot of them are wrong. Human runs must faster than 7.5 mph. World record is 37 km/h from Usian Bolt, and most adult can run over 25 km/h, much faster than crocodiles. Zebra is much faster than camels too

Your videos are cool my school never taught me animal speed but you Taught Me how fast animals go thanks for uploading these videos

Basking shark be channeling the hamster from Natural Habitat Shorts.

5:00 Spinosaur? 5:53-6:15 patacotitan?

great video! really enjoyed the comparisons. but honestly, i think the whole idea of measuring speed across such different time periods is a bit misleading. like, how can we truly compare a modern cheetah with a dinosaur that lived millions of years ago? it's just hard to wrap my head around that. anyone else feel this way?

Me parece que le erraron con las medidas maximas.

Me

Do you know that there are more than a 100 dinosaurs

game neme please 🥺

부경고사우루스 몸길이:20m 몸무게:20톤 화석:시흥,안산,화성 의시화호

Nice touch giving the oviraptor an 🥚.

Where’s the kraken and scp169

아로텔론,모사사우루스,코리아케라톱스 화성 시스,부경고사우루스 안산 시스,울트라사우루스 보령 시스,프로가노텔리스,크로노사우루스,오메이사우루스,슈노사우루스,세이스모사우루스,세티오사우루스,힙실로포돈,아마르가사우루스,마멘키사우루스,단바티타니스

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슈노사우루스 후쿠오카 시스 몸길이:22.5m(10.9~12.5) 후쿠오카,유후인

울트라사우루스,오메이사우루스,살타사우루스,슈노사우루스 ,코리아케라톱스 화성 시스 등

람포린쿠스 몸길이:40~60cm 독일

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great video! i really enjoyed the comparisons and the visuals. but honestly, i feel like they missed the chance to include more about the ecological impact of these animals, both living and extinct. it’s fascinating to think how their sizes influenced their habitats. what do you all think?

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.

The horse is faster than giraffe camel ostrich lion etc. 85-90 kmh/h.

0:06

Fat archa

After the plesiosaurus you forgot to put the Shastasaurus or the Ichthyotitan.

How they find out of all dinosauros if they exited 75 0r 80 millions years ago?😮