180 Million Years of Dinosaurs

[@antcampo52]

I just subbed probably a week ago, and I’ve watched probably 7 videos. This channel is addicting 😂

[@IndiiLombii]

I have always been interested in dinosaurs ever since I was a little kid !This brings me back to when I sat for hours reading books and watching documentaries about dinosaurs and how I would never shut up telling facts about them to my parents haha!

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Never too old for dinosaurs!

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@WhatIfScienceShow You got that right!

[@diontaedaughtry974]

This put me in the mood to watch Jurassic World and that's what I'm going to do right now 🦕🦖

[@verizonextron]

wot ur review

[@wc2361]

wot ur review

[@saltyassassins5816]

Like so many people, I've enjoyed dinosaurs & ancient mammals since I was a child. Thanks for the video.

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Abbywakeley]

😊

[@tatanka2392]

Thanks!

[@Akashmoremore-hu8zl]

❤❤

[@KeithJohnson.]

I feel like the narrator is about to sell me something

[@farangtikitungmuang]

Somewhere, An programmer is taking notes on your comment.

[@WW3_Historian]

Yep. It's called bullshit.

[@randallbesch2424]

Yes, dinosaurs were real.

[@David-gh6vp]

Or maybe condescending. It's like were 12 again, and he is telling us something we don't know. Compare this with PBS or any other documentary. No thumbs up here. . .

[@nickidaisydandelion4044]

@@David-gh6vp Yes it also has this Kent Hovint type of vibe.

[@thekurgan1580]

crocodiles so bad ass survived this long to know we still share the planet with them

[@oneshothunter9877]

Sharks: 😎 Sharks have existed for around 450 million years, at least 200 more than crocs.

[@thekurgan1580]

@@oneshothunter9877 i didn't mention anything on sharks and i already knew that but thanks

[@oobrocks]

My first visit to this channel; I’ve already subscribed. Great combination of CGI and excellent narrator ❤🎉

[@Karl.Jayce-DE]

I appreciate you so much for talking in Kilograms and Meters! ❤ from Germany 🇩🇪

[@featheredskeptic1301]

16:00 the dinosaurs who survived the KT extinction were already birds long before that. Birds exist in 150 million years, at least some very primitive birds did. Teviornis was a neognathae bird (the same infraclass as the ones flying around today) that was dated to around 90 million years ago. So when T-rex was walking around there were already birds flying overhead.

[@randallbesch2424]

And mammals have been around nearly as long. From shrew to weasel sized ones.

[@djdeemz7651]

Maybe them being able to fly is what kept them alive they can cover far more ground and conserve far more energy by flying and looking for food

[@ExtinctAxe]

T-Rex: King of the Dinosaurs, Apex Predator, Fearsome Hunter 🦖 Also T-Rex: Tiny Hands, Big Struggles 😂

[@geludduk2407]

T-Rex : Scary Face, Strong Jaw, Heavy Weight, Very Tall Also T-Rex : Cute Arms 😘

[@David-cv1se]

Fake-a-saurs lover = 🤤🤪🤡

[@Bob-te3le]

😂😂

[@ExtinctAxe]

T-Rex: King of the Dinosaurs, Apex Predator, Fearsome Hunter 🦖 Also T-Rex: Tiny Hands, Big Struggles 😂

[@Moojiber]

"dinosaurs most likely didn't roar, they sounded like crocodiles" HAVE YOU HEARD A CROCODILE??

[@jackieholley727]

I love this kind of stuff, but if I’m being honest the intense music the whole time was so distracting. Maybe a reupload with less ?? 🤷‍♀️❤️

[@Caveman-i5u]

I agree the music was a bit loud

[@goaheadandreportmeidc]

They have to add music because they steal the content and adding music "makes it theirs" somehow. That's why you see the same video a million times with different colored texts and sound bits.

[@sayantanmukherjee8294]

No music is perfectly given.

[@Mobri]

The AI narrator didn't, though?

[@paulserna9732]

@@Mobriyou can literally see the guy talking

[@t60njw]

I really enjoyed watching this. Well done What If!!

[@AncientWildTV]

it's hard to imagine all the different species that existed during that time and the incredible diversity of life that must have taken place over that long period 😍how can ppl find everything???

[@giselaraya6407]

I’m really fascinated with prehistoric history

[@David-gh6vp]

ummmm. . . ?? that doesn't exist.

[@ramaraksha01]

The fact that they were so huge meant that the Oxygen content in the air must have been much higher than now The Asteroid did not kill them all off - most died yes but the Oxygen content also seems to have changed and now we have much smaller animals - they say birds are the dinos of today - there might be other animals as well whose ancestors were Dinosaurs

[@jonathanbyrd90]

he would make Philadelphia news sound so upbeat

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

😄

[@ChillSkiesGamingYOUTUBE]

I can't stop watching What If their videos always fascinate me

[@whatif_question]

Thanks for the video!

[@szubinmehta]

Learning about ancient species. It makes me wonder that how old the water we drink really is. Because as such ground water hasn't been replenished 😅

[@stephenallan6264]

Thank you for stream I love dinosaurs since I was younger, same with space planets ect and what if humans have God powers?such as Zeus many others?

[@InterstellarLionel]

Hello❤❤❤

[@kerwinangie9294]

Stop dreaming 😢

[@randallbesch2424]

Ask that question at Quora. Then they act like Gods of course unless the wielders are not so petty and emotionally frail. Star Trek "Were No Man Has Gone Before" addresses that question for you.

[@jefferymccullough2306]

Same here

[@SpaceMystery9]

Great video, please make more like this!

[@Theattacsnek]

I was so confused when I saw the micro raptor, micro raptors are tiny (autocorrect adds space)

[@jackbaylis7042]

Okay so I’m not the only one.

[@joeschmoe-q1d]

Ay point 24.45 the transition in sound blew my ear drums

[@kevin-n-darlenef301]

Great show!!

[@kensanity178]

Loce the front legs on the Trex. Havent seen that one. Its fantasy land in fossil records now.

[@ipfreely9245]

T-REX always been my favourite dinosaur, however any large meat eaters definitely high on my list.😮

[@maxruark2930]

So you’re sayin the crocs won? 😂

[@randallbesch2424]

No just survived somehow.

[@167curly]

Please be consistent about the size of the meteorite of 66 million years ago.

[@Huh-fh3et]

made me cry lifes nit fair miss pangea fr 😔

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

It was good times

[@randallbesch2424]

Eventually they will collide again one day.

[@Joseafrica]

Whale at 14:28 is evolutionary out of place

[@tomanimaux]

We love this kind of stuff, but if I’m being honest the intense music the whole time was so distracting. Maybe a reupload with less ?? 😍😍😍

[@borgemenke2]

Anyone know the source of the animation that starts at 1:04?

[@myname_yes6433]

paramount pictures.

[@borgemenke2]

@@myname_yes6433 Yeah, but what specifically? Paramount owns over 4000 productions...

[@HeySpecified]

Another what if video another day i can sleep peacefully

[@rogerthat10-47]

I've been to the Congo several times, & if ever there was a place that Dinos could have survived in, it would be there, you could be 10 feet away from something/someone & you would Never know there was anything there, the sounds that resonate through the jungle are so strange, you imagine all kinds of things, yet when you see what make some of them you just don't believe it, ad that to the stories that the natives tell, who truly believe these things exist, & your mind just gets flooded with pictures, they will draw you a picture of what they have seen, the odd part is, they get almost No outsiders in the deepest parts of the jungle, no books, TVs, yet they will draw a picture of a Dino, they truly believe they live to this day.

[@waakca]

Fascinating!! Why did you go? Work/research/tourism?

[@jonathanbyrd90]

giant roches still exists in newyork city

[@nelsonx5326]

I ride one to work.

[@magnus6003]

Trump is no longer welcome in NYC

[@Bigdawgs17]

Zombie too

[@randallbesch2424]

These were 3"-6" long.

[@RogerSmith-p6n]

I opened a furniture box in Kingman ARIZONA AND A HUGE COCKROACH BOLTED OUT AND RAN DOWN THE STREET TO A OPEN FIELD IN 1985!!

[@Cool.zero514]

Thanks men I love your chanel

[@jonathanbyrd90]

dinosaurs sort of look like old people

[@MCPunk55]

Well they could analyze the noise modern reptiles make and make an educated guess based on scaling. That would not equate to a roar but probably a very loud hiss.

[@1962recon]

I don't know why people think dinosaurs were slow. Have you ever seen a lizard run?

[@randallbesch2424]

Those large tree roaches are super fast themselves.

[@nickmurphy6515]

Surly the tsunami was higher than 10 meters, there are waves on beaches bigger than 10 meters!!! ???

[@ericeric363]

Alligators can make a terrifying sound.

[@jonathanbyrd90]

the aloe sorus has a great skin care routine and is easlily persuaded by marketing

[@David-cv1se]

Adjust your meds pls

[@ipfreely9245]

lol love the comment? it's obviously a plant eater, let's pray it didn't use its poop as a face pack! 😂 your meds are fine, great comment!👍😁

[@David-cv1se]

@@ipfreely9245 it's CGI nonsense

[@ipfreely9245]

@@David-cv1se Nonsense it's just your imagination, please use it?

[@David-cv1se]

@@ipfreely9245 Pls prove fake-a-saurses ever existed

[@Bob-te3le]

I feel sorry for the Dinasaurs.

[@pipodekleine5797]

Me too 😢

[@sorrenblitz805]

Some still survive today

[@randallbesch2424]

They had a good long run.

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

🥲

[@jonathanbyrd90]

dang thats what happened last time i ate tacobell

[@ladragodamultus6815]

And now to chickens, those ancestors would be disappointed

[@sorrenblitz805]

All birds are dinosaurs, not just Chickens. So Dinosaurs represent the fastest flight capable animal, a massive range of polar divers, and you've got the Shoebill, which is literally just a toothless juvenile T-rex

[@beartr2626]

feathered raptors look scary af

[@randallbesch2424]

Toothed birds, with foot sickle claws,

[@JohnMinehan-lx9ts]

It's on-going for the Therapods . . . .

[@JohnMinehan-lx9ts]

The Birds are still very common . . . .

[@dee_-_]

No mobile phones in site. Just animals living life.

[@frankpalacio4403]

If the Ninja Turtles had a sister her name would be Clit Tortoise 🐢

[@TheFunkhouser]

that's why I love birds!

[@AccordGTR]

Crocodiles preceded the dinosaurs. Amazing.

[@sorrenblitz805]

Sharks pre-date trees

[@fromnorway643]

Just slightly, as they both evolved in the Triassic period.

[@JaganathanS-ic6xc]

Chat between Dinosaur and Dog Dinosaur: you cant defeat me if i was alive in your generation Lion : yes i know but he can 🔥 Dinosaur: who ? J O H N W I C K Dog enters the chat 😈🔥

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

🤣

[@gogdisasters]

We feel like the narrator is about to sell me something

[@nolandavidmcgarrah8810]

I love learning 😅

[@AmanChaudhary-eg6ry]

Dinosaurs please comeback 🙏😢

[@patrickthijssen2042]

What is great about this video is the size comparison with a human

[@tzebra]

Before the 'nuclear winter,' the ejected debris super-heated the surface as they reentered, cooking everything exposed. The small few that survived would have been frozen.

[@sgdeluxedoc]

Rather than 10 metres high, (which is only a third of the height of Japan's tsunami), a more accurate estimate of the tsunami height was 1000 metres, about the same height of the displaced water from the asteroid. Unfortunately that error of 10 meters has been quoted more and more since someone first started with it some years ago.. The largest tsunami in memory was the 1950s alaskan one from a landslide of only a small percent of the mass of the asteroid, and it reached 1700 feet in height!

[@jonathanbyrd90]

that one just straight up hit a bump

[@thatbeme]

Dinosaurs stood upright. Conservation of energy.

[@randallbesch2424]

Leaned forward balance of body.

[@thatbeme]

@randallbesch2424 Hold a broom in one hand upright, vertical in front of you at shoulder level with your arm extended. Then, point the broom horizontal with your arm extended. Physics..

[@TheycallmeSTRONGBO]

Did u ask gojicenter for that model 6:04

[@dawn7508]

extinct? too many mammoths in the US breh

[@jonathanbyrd90]

t rex was trowing it back in that position

[@JackDenn]

I will never understand their balance. They’re big af on two legs leaned all the way over and with little arms. P.s I know their tails helped with the balance, but it just seems so unserious.

[@randallbesch2424]

Oh it is serious as Nature.

[@irenafarm]

Birds do the same.

[@JackDenn]

@@irenafarm i know but they’re so light. It just looks so funny. I completely understand the anatomical and physiological reasons that makes it possible. It really just looks hilarious.

[@velcro8299]

What if T-Rex doesn't look like T-Rex

[@A.D.540]

It does we already found full skull

[@velcro8299]

@@A.D.540 Sure that is true, but I mean the face reconstruction.

[@dracusmoon4822]

Therapods survived supposedly because they could fly. If so, how come none of the pterosaurs, who could also fly, didn't?

[@TheycallmeSTRONGBO]

FWAUG 🤩🤩🤩 20:52

[@eyolfthorsen3291]

why are the dinos always roaring in these videos? We don't know that they did...the had no voiceboxes, so probably not, and they lack the hyoid(tongue)bone connection that allows panthers (lions, tigers etc) to roar. Like all reptiles today they were probably hissing or grunting if they made any sound at all.

[@davidjackson7051]

They must have been Predators having great legs to run down there prey huh

[@surgemaestro7355]

Question, are the What If people not from the U.S.? Why use meters and kilometers per hour?

[@Firewillreign-f8k]

They're from Canada

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

He's from canadia...he says aboot...

[@surgemaestro7355]

Thanks all, that makes sense. Missed the aboot part.

[@randallbesch2424]

Only 3 backward country use the King's measuring system.

[@barrycook5607]

small correction .. meters and kilometers are AMERICAN spellings, in most of the rest of the world we spell them METREs .. meter is a piece of measuring equipment, metres are a length.

[@jacobmyers8878]

The flood was a sunammy and giezers from the earth it shot up from caves and holes , the vacuum creating oil and magma .

[@randallbesch2424]

Tsunami, geysers.

[@SleezyRaidz]

So, trex likely sounded like crocodilians? I honestly think that's more scary than a typical roar, but go on...

[@jonathanbyrd90]

if i was a surfer id say i just hit a wicked dudesarus on that last wave

[@AnakinGroundcrawler]

This is a dinosaur video! (Uses something that looks like a pseudosuchian in the thumbnail). Also: ffs, it's T. rex. No dashes. A capital letter for the genus. species name is lowercase.

[@SamiKhan-hs1oj]

After all the mass extinction. Life finds a way.

[@sarahchristine2345]

I seriously wonder if the asteroid, and subsequent extinction event, were caused by nearby supernovae… I really think that exact scenario is a bigger threat than we realize

[@alanaspinall7147]

I thought it was 3 groups🤔

[@averydavis5741]

Therapods are not classified the way you described considering Eoraptor os classified as such..... Also the hip structure identified a dinosaur not bipedal walking. Otherwise sauropods would not be dinosaurs by your definition. Sorry but not your best video.

[@ExcavationNation]

How dare you assume what dinosaurs identity as.

[@DamionHall-c8v]

Lol we can assume a dinosaur is just that your muppet Identity crisis is bs does not apply.

[@jimmydickson8854]

What was the oxygen levels like then why did they grow so big

[@yuliedon007]

40%. Twice more than we have today

[@jacobmyers8878]

Amalgamation , this is like cloning and cross species genetics

[@curtisjones2357]

Not the last of dinosaurs. We have many animals that came directly from dinosaurs. The most direct survivors is birds, many of our large reptiles surviving today are direct descendants of dinosaurs

[@fromnorway643]

Wrong! The _only_ living descendants of dinosaurs are the birds. The closest living relatives of dinosaurs not being birds are crocodiles, but they evolved around the same time or slightly before the first dinosaurs in the Triassic period. Snakes, lizards and turtles aren't dinosaur descendants either, but more distantly related to them than crocodiles are.

[@jonathanbyrd90]

damn my robents got out get back in there

[@maliqueturner7508]

Imagine if we lived back then with them

[@punkinhaidmartin]

A "dog" is a poor unit of measurement to deacribe the size of things. Do you mean a chihuahua or a mastiff?

[@iam5692]

If T-Rex existed today we would be farming them for meat.

[@randallbesch2424]

Like we do with hippos and lions?

[@iam5692]

@@randallbesch2424 No, alligators and sharks.

[@fromnorway643]

It would be more efficient to farm smaller dinosaurs, like chicken and turkeys.

[@allanchurm]

this video covers everything..nice years ago they took chicken eggs and started to take away the current genes that chickens have..regarding feathers and beak..what they got was a chicken with scales and a chicken with lots of teeth..( thats when they stoped ) yep some of the small dinosaurs had evolved to what we eat today..

[@randallbesch2424]

And long tails and started to lean forward for balance. We can make T-rex again!

[@Yen_evilmeyn]

I can't believe they exist

[@superduper7485]

What if Crocodile can Fly 😅

[@shaunkolly7113]

And titanboa terror bird

[@randallbesch2424]

Piranhatitanboa.

[@davidsousa81]

So, we came from the ones that survived the asteroid impact, each was the bottom of the food chain, and we came this big from that small, WHAT IF it was the dinosaurs evolving cause that never happened, would we be here, or someone way bigger cause they were in the top of the food chain already?

[@randallbesch2424]

That would make for an interesting SiFi story.

[@Dan1_girl]

we did NOT come from dinosaurs 💀

[@davidsousa81]

@@Dan1_girl did you read?

[@michaelanderson3096]

Star Trek Voyager: Distant Origins 😮.

[@GhanaShyamSoren]

There's no way herrarasaurus with 1.1 metre is 350 kg

[@miami444]

Ya thats like 700 pounds no chance in hell

[@Bigdawgs17]

1 year 🤔 free protein if I have killed one

[@abdulbasit-cn9ek]

He just mentioned its height, not length.

[@thekurgan1580]

deadliest to roam our planet ? u mean the dinosaurs planet

[@jonathanbyrd90]

he should ether do kid shows or something really serious with that voice

[@richleebruce]

Archosaurs are not a species. They are a large clade that includes birds, crocodilians, and their extinct relatives. So there have been thousands of species within the archosaur clade. Dinosaurs evolved from one species within the clade of archosaurs. All dinosaurs, including the birds, are also archosaurs. So dinosaurs evolved from a species of archosaur that was not a dinosaur.

[@jonathanbyrd90]

if you really want to know what happened to the dinosaurs, just ask Dee.

[@subhamnayak9477]

Can you tell me how to animate 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😊😊😊 31:28