10 THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW ABOUT...DILOPHOSAURUS - Beyond the Park

[@tyrannotherium7873]

I read in a children’s book that usually that male Dilophosaurus if they have the biggest crest they get selected to assess with the females so the bigger the crest, the better bloodline or something

[@tri-clawgaming7682]

So its unclear whether the shape and size of crests differed based on the sex of the animal since every dilo fossil has different crest shapes fossilised.

[@GoGojiraGo]

Such an interesting dinosaur and great to see its life and portrayal evolve over the years. Since it's theorized that it could catch fish, it would be cool to see that in Evolution 3, have it hop onto the Fish Feeder like the Spinoraptor.

[@tri-clawgaming7682]

Indeed the whole piscivore feeding idea is certainly new to me. It was a very interesting study

[@Dilophosarus1993fan]

Love any dinosaurs with crest like crylophosarus monolophosarus Zupaysaurus Lilistrenus Sinosaurus Lophostropheus And now allosaurus let me know if theirs more crested Dino’s that are carnivores

[@Dilophosarus1993fan]

As a dilophosarus my self this is a approved video

[@tri-clawgaming7682]

Im glad you appreciate it hehe

[@Dilophosarus1993fan]

@@tri-clawgaming7682 no problem just subscribed to your channel

[@tyrannotherium7873]

It’s a good thing that you didn’t put the fanfiction of feathers on Dilophosaurus, because there is no actual evidence of this animal, since this animal is not a member of the colerosaurus group.

[@tri-clawgaming7682]

Well actually there is a disputed trace fossil of a trackway left by a possiable Dilophosaurus were some markings around the foot print are therorised to be feather markings, however some other paleotologists think there are markings made by shifting sand under fossilisation so...

[@tyrannotherium7873]

@@tri-clawgaming7682 could be foot claws

[@dr.archaeopteryx5512]

Pterosaurs and Ornithischians had feathers, lol. Hell, one of the famous feathered genera, Sciurumimus, appears to be a Megalosaur. Even without the disputed buttmarks, (some) feathers are firmly far more likely that full scaly for Dilophosaurus.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

@@dr.archaeopteryx5512 pterosaurs are not dinosaurs and yes, I am aware they have feathers

[@tyrannotherium7873]

@@dr.archaeopteryx5512 most of orthopods have them not all

[@dinosaurking8637]

camping the comments to see who didn’t know anything..also sad to see Novel Dilo wasn’t mentioned

[@tri-clawgaming7682]

Well these videos look at the real world animal, not the animals depiction in the novels or the films inherently so..yeah thats why it wasnt mentioned