Tree sloths taste nasty… ground sloths were delicious.

SO WHAT IF YOU CAN SEE THE DARKER SIDE OF ME NO ONE WILL EVER CHANGE *THIS ANIMAL I HAVE BECOME*

Yo Agathaumus is also a cool dino grindcore band

Dude, your videos are so relaxing.

climate change end of ice age was responsible for the end of the huge megafauna rather then human hunting. humans arrived in north america about 25 thousand years ago way earlier then what scientists thought so they are not responsible for the end of ice age animals in north america ...

since mastodons and mammoths lived at the same time they did interbreed with each other..

mastodons were more closely related to gomphothere which lived at the same time as mastodons then they were related to either mammoths or elephants

but what about the fox population?

but the taxa brontosaurus is now became valid since 2015

background music is a distraction makes it difficult to hear your narration.

Prehistoric bug EXTRAVAGANZA

Recommendation for part 3 in light of recent events: Northern Jaguar

📍 🕊 🚢 🚀 🚁 🧊 🌊 💫 🇦🇷 🇦🇺 🇨🇱 🇫🇷 🇳🇿 🇳🇴 🇬🇧

All dinosaurs are made up

Was one of them democracy?

More Americans really need to learn just how cool Stag beetles are.

Has the lichen recovered?

Who's here after Gladiator ii

Humans ruin everything

4:21* It is called the Arabian Gulf because on the western side, five Arab countries (called the Arabian Gulf countries) overlook its coasts, and there is only one Persian country surrounding it from the east. Also, for thousands of years, the Arabs used to build ships and sail the waves of this gulf to catch fish or trade with distant countries such as China or India. They also used to and still use to extract the rarest and most beautiful pearls from it. The Persians were afraid of it and did not dare to cross it except once. In return, the Arabs traded with the Persians through it for hundreds of years, and even crossed it to occupy the Persians during the time of the Arab (Islamic) conquests. I am sorry if there are mistakes in my comment. My first language is not English :).

If you want to see a SUPER badass Proboscidian, look up the Stegotetrabelodon 🐘

Quit saying evolved. They were two seperate species.

Wait Brontosaurus was fake? All this time I thought it was a real Dinosaur that was just forgotten. That sucks because it was one of my favorites.

I wish I could touch the water

Can’t believe the reindeer didn’t monitor their population growth in proportion to the available food. What foolish savages, clearly didn’t go to university.

I like your voice.

They're just adorable. Friend shaped.

1:05 One day has 450 minutes. Checks out

Kinkajous are my favourite wild mammal, and also my favourite word to say. It sounds so cute and playful, just like the animal itself! ❤

Did you just call the last male Reindeer a loser? lol

PLEASSSEEE WE NEED NANUQSAURUS TO GET MORE FAME!

Where is Edmontosaurus?

That was THE BEST Manning joke ive ever heard ever. 😂😂😂😂

Probably your mom

Aloha from the island of Hawai'i, also known as the Big Island. I work in conservation and mostly do survey/monitoring for rare plants and invasive species control. Thank you for raising awareness about the Kaua'i 'ō'ō. The hawaiian islands bear the sad moniker of "extinction capital of the world". Some of the 'ō'ō's relatives still live today thankfully-- other honeycreepers which belong to one of the most diverse and fascinating radiations of animal on earth. Our ecosystems are historically so isolated and specified that the introduction of certain foreign plant and animal species, pathogens, as well as the absence of very key plant and animal species puts us in a very uncertain place. On Kaua'i, several very rare honeycreepers face extinction. I believe there are roughly 5 (?) akikiki known to be left, a grey honeycreeper. It may go extinct as soon as next year. Extinction here is very real and very tragic, the akikiki is far from the last taxon of animal or plant very narrowly threatened with extinction. I feel lucky to get to work with some of the rarest of rare plants, though that definitely comes at a price paid for by peace of mind. I'm reminded of an Aldo Leopold quote that went something like "to have an environmental education is to live in a world of wounds". I remain hopeful that we can halt the uncertain freefall that our native ecosystems are in right now, while raising far more awareness and appreciation for our ecosystems, the likes of which quite literally cant be found anywhere else. The way humans as a species are looking at issues like this is the equivalent of seeing the Louvre on fire and ignoring it. We're somehow too smart and industrious as well as narrow-minded for our own good. I'm optimistic that humanity is slowly becoming more ecologically aware. Recently, the hawaiian crow or 'alalā was just rereleased on Maui. The ecological situation is dire, but i have hope in us having some very industrious and intelligent people rising to the occasion

Brontosaurus has been proven for many years to be real and has 3 species within the genus. Have seen the Nanotyrannus up close and personal. Definitely doesn't seem like juvenile specimen

8 minutes 20 seconds in: I'll put all my mentally imagined funds on "probably a summer heat wave".

my favorite dinosaurs

This guy's voice makes me imagine him talking with a 'duck face.'

4:47 that’s a chestburster y’all can’t tell me different

Proud for my ancestors

I think you’re wrong about it not being able to chase prey. The trex chased predators and prey away. It has some long hind legs

0:15 Funny, I decided to watch this video while having Jurassic Park on for background noise.

Bruhathkayasaurus was actually some titanosaur, there are new photos of its bones

We need some more love for the Neoproterozoic time period names. The Tonian, Cryogenian and Ediacaran. Also, the first sponges may have existed in the Tonian, not Cryogenian.

The Hyrax will take over the world.

lions died in middle east not because of gunpowder, but because more comolex technology

The lion isn't puking. It's blood dripping from its teeth. This is why it's being hunted. Also, people of the Western classical world would've been _astounded_ to see the microscopic world. Not to mention polar bears, kangaroos, and moose, to mention just a few.

Thanks for the tour - but not sure the purpose of the reappearing blank beige screen, but it certainly is annoying.

would they count as islands if oceans disappeared or mountains?