5 HORRIFYING Modern Dinosaur ATTACKS that will DISTURB YOU

[@DarknessPrevails]

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[@pangi5460]

Yup... these dinosaurs were dif made in Labs...

[@bethanyhindle5212]

If my significant other switched the lights on in my car in that situation. They wouldn’t have to be worrying about the monster.

[@aciddripparty7484]

Do you have a soundcloud?

[@TheSaurusThesaurus92]

Hey there I'm a big fan. I'm also a paleontologist and grew up in lansing. il. Just a technical point to make. Outside the first and last story the animals in the rest of the stories are even considered dinosaurs. Also to the post on whether it was a dunkleosteus or not. It would be highly improbable that if a dunkleosteus somehow survived that it would be in a small lake it would be sustainable for longterm proliferation and have sustainable and constant food supplies as well

[@ObscuriaDragunAed]

Just gotta give props for the Utahraptor shout out Darkness. I love the dino, love the book Raptor Red by Bakker that paints a story of the life of a Utahraptor.

[@thenecroticraptor8338]

The first one ain't a dinosaur, you angered a whole weather deity---

[@puca7908]

Yeah, I was kinda thinking Thunderbird there..

[@Evaristo.Fernandes]

Thats what i thought

[@Arrusoh]

I was thinking the same thing. Some kind of storm god

[@gh0style239]

in my head i was like “bruh thats no dinosaur thats a mf zapdos”

[@DarknessPrevails]

@@gh0style239 Holy crap it did sound like the description of a zapdos.

[@Truth-wonder]

The first story is not a dinosaur but a mythical bird referred to as the Thunderbird. When it flaps its wings in the nearby vicinity it cause thunder (hence the name) and torrential down pours. While it’s the first I’ve heard of one being that big almost everything they mentioned leads to that belief. The rain and thunder would have calmed if it landed, which would explain why the storm suddenly “stopped” when they saw the silhouette.

[@RuinedTemple]

Same thoughts here.

[@Pyroraptor16]

I meeeean it still counts. Birds are descended from dinosaurs after all

[@taliesincoleman6569]

it technically counts, birds ARE dinosaurs

[@hunterniesen6909]

The first one sounds like a Quetzalcoatlus

[@dragonking8085]

@@hunterniesen6909 it does and since it’s range is overlapping with thunderbird legends and sightings they could be similar creatures

[@brittany9747]

This is probably my son's favorite video from you 😆 he loves your "scary stories" and he's a dino fanatic. He requested your videos after finishing virtual school for the day.

[@TheDing1701]

I've never heard a car squeal it's tires on gravel, no matter how fast they spin...

[@kledus420smith8]

😂😆

[@americanpatriot7508]

That got me too and then it sounds to me like they had a fast car or a race car I should say because they took off at "break neck speed" but I dont care if you put the gas pedal all the way down if you don't have a fast car it isn't going to just take off the car can only do what it is capable of doing. Just because you push the pedal down doesn't mean your car will go break neck speed lol this sounds like the person just had to put that to add to the fake story because they watch movies and that's what happens the tires peal out and the car accelerates really fast. Those two details don't make any sense in the real world. I probably wouldn't have noticed it but I am adding performance parts to my truck to add HP and torque so thats why I heard it and it just sounded funny to me. Like huh break neck speed is something you buy it just doesn't come standard on car we average people buy

[@travisadams6279]

@@americanpatriot7508 Exactly. And even with a few "perfomance parts" you cant change a cars HP enough to go from normal to "break neck speed". You can add a K&N intake and Magnaflow exaust system and tune it, but it will only add around 5 to 6% more power on a decent engine. Thats not enough to make a normal everyday car make you sink into the seat when you take off. Just not enough power. Also, takeoff speed has a lot to do with gear ratio and rear end as well as BHP and torque. Something you really dont change with a few slap on parts..

[@SamFBM]

@@travisadams6279 maybe he had a ebay gt45 turbo lmao

[@anahanshaw-dilley4027]

Only in a standard and on a hill that is the only time I have heard it

[@a123-m6n]

Deep in the ocean I bet some prehistoric stuff could exist.

[@andrewotaku1679]

Crocodiles survived the Cretaceous extinction. It wouldn't surprise me if marine reptiles did as well.

[@dharma1666]

Depends on the type of organism and how big we’re talking

[@dragonking8085]

A orthocone or trilobites could most certainly be able to live at the bottom of the ocean

[@martyndyson9501]

Pre-history! You might be onto something there!

[@Sol_Invictus510]

Or in the deep jungles of the Amazon and Congo. The moklebembe seems to have some legit evidence. The fact that the natives were showN common animals from all over the world and they didn’t point any out as being the same they saw, until the guy pulled out a book of dinosaurs and they immediately recognized what they have seen with the picture. Their social isolation makes it even more interesting, as they haven’t been exposed to the modern world and wouldn’t benefit from increased attention from the outside world.

[@veryrare8783]

Still the best horror story narrator

[@DarknessPrevails]

@FbGm I'm a fan of NaturesTemper myself.

[@lakishalynnette8178]

Agreed❤❤❤

[@silvertheelf]

I'll raise a glass to that compadre

[@marinakaiser7639]

I like a lot of narrators but Darkness is one of my favorite

[@marinakaiser7639]

Natures Tamper is also great

[@thoughtfuldevil6069]

I saw a whole flock of dinosaurs foraging in my yard the other day. I think they were Geese.

[@silvertheelf]

the modern dinosaur, also called a bird, lol

[@King_G-dede]

Just as ferocious though!

[@silvertheelf]

@@King_G-dede I can't disagree with you there

[@joyleafsidhe6185]

I raise tiny dinosaurs.

[@erinurbanus1858]

They're mean too.

[@alexandralite835]

My favorite dinosaur is the Parasaurolophus, also known as the duck billed dinosaur. They were herbivores and looked gentle which is why I like them. But I also like the plesiosaurus, spinosaurus, and I also like the microraptor which is actually a bird like dinosaur that didn't fly but glided down from tree tops and used it's tail to direct itself up, down and side to side. I like most dinosaurs but they are done of my favorites.

[@ozzykillbill9680]

Me I like the meat eater T Rex. 👈. 🤪

[@silvanusasher446]

Cerratosaurus, concavenator, albertaceratops. I also love the various prehistoric crocodilians, especially the long legged land-walking variants

[@iguanobro9925]

OK, as a paleonerd i can guess the animals from the stories!: 1- Quetzalcoatlus 2- Pliosaurus (duh) 3- a pterodactyloid of some sort 4- Rhizodus 5- raptors (Utahraptor?), hatchlings and an adult

[@King_G-dede]

The fourth story made me think of a xiphactinus at first, but after looking it up they appear to be too short and were probably salt water fish so I think your probably right.

[@DrErikNefarious]

So literally only one dinosaur

[@iguanobro9925]

@@DrErikNefarious yes

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

And as a dinosaur nerd, none of these dinosaur stories are real

[@MrKaiju-sr8wu]

I think the first one was a thunderbird. If it had to be a prehistoric creature, then I’m pretty sure it’s an argentavis, and a Big one at that

[@terrifeyed6352]

The first story sounds like a thunderbird . I have seen one of these in Lincoln NH which coincidentally is the same location where Betty and barney Hill experienced their alien abduction. That seems to be a hotbed of activity . I also have heard of sightings of these by the Freetown forest and Bridgewater triangle in Massachusetts.

[@christiannee9668]

Oh ya seen 2 in MA Triangle it was 5 yards from me the frist time then the 2nd time it was at 11:23 PM and I was lost in the woods buti saw it in the tree above me and I ran from it I got back to my car at 2am

[@jerrybartlett7479]

Portals in the area

[@jessicadanna5206]

I agree.

[@andrewotaku1679]

As someone interested in dinosaurs (and other prehistoric reptiles to certain degrees), I would love to talk to these people if the stories are true. Some things that caught my attention in these stories: - The first story talked about the creature having some kind of fuzz on its body. This is in line with what we know about pterosaurs. Size would point to something akin to a Quetzalcoatlus. - The second story seems simple enough. I'm not sure if pliosaurs had tail flukes, though I know that mosasaurs did. Plus, studies of skin samples from marine reptiles shows they would have been colored similarly to sharks. - Personally going to write off the third story, honestly. The pterosaur seems like your typical mashup of pterosaurs that you'd see for rule of cool/rule of scary. - The fourth story sounds like it could be a Xiphactinus. Size seems about right. - Final story: had me in the first half, I won't lie. However, it's unlikely that dinosaurs could roar. Their vocalizations would probably be more akin to birds or alligators. However, if the person who submitted this actually did have an encounter with living dromaeosaurs, I'd be more than happy to talk with them.

[@avianahelena]

The last story kind of lost me with the roaring as well, though it's possible that the person just didn't know how else to describe the sounds.

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

Pliosaurs and Plesiosaurs had tail flukes. (Skin impressions)

[@KingofTheGojiras]

I'm an aspiring paleontologist and I have to say I didn't think about the fourth story being a Xiphactinus, I was thinking just a dunkleosteus like the story suggests but your idea makes sense. With the final story the thing about the roar could just be a loud piercing boom that this animal even without a syrinx still could've made and the frequency of it could've made the kid hear it as a roar. Also I think the animal in the third story could've been an ornithocheirus based on the size and presence of teeth as well as the crest being reddish like a male of this species have it to attract mates.

[@VEPOX-2th_acc]

The 5th one could be a kind of raptor.

[@glarnboudin4462]

...Alligators can absolutely roar, though.

[@AfroSamurai215]

Mitch McConnell, one of the scariest dinosaurs to ever exist.

[@arthurshort6619]

I can't disagree with you on that one😂

[@spartan045]

you mean RINOsaur

[@Angel_4574]

He's masacared all of the his own species and evolved to be immortal for the time of human evolution

[@arthurshort6619]

@@spartan045 I don't usually get political on KZbin because of how vicious people online can be, but rinosaur is funny 😆 I'll have to remember that one

[@DrErikNefarious]

Don't insult dinosaurs that way. Dinosaurs were awesome. McConnel is a scared turtle

[@lyndsay7089]

D'youthinkhesaurus 👀

[@louisewilliams7945]

Lol

[@BackFortyTV]

D’youthinkhesaurus-Rex

[@thakyou5005]

Yesithinkhesaurus 👁️👁️

[@meganjarvis2238]

T-rex is my favourite dinosaur but I love all of them

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Cool. Tarbosaurus is my favorite dinosaur.

[@jaylendiaz717]

@@Smilo-the-Sabertooth postasuchus is my fav

[@cooperwilliams9140]

Alioramus is the best dinosaur! Paleontologist game where you at? I'm a Paleoichthyologist 😁

[@buddysmilespopcornthesnake8611]

Modern dinos. A movie by darkness prevails coming summer 2022

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Sounds very exciting.

[@Jose_Lopez08]

Same here.

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

My dream job is to uncover the ancient remains of extinct animals, but if these stories are true, I probably won’t know what I’m signing up for.

[@silvertheelf]

If they were true we would already have Jurassic Park, but as far as I am concerned, we would only have raptors and rexes.

[@natxhanxi]

Yo same I’ve wanted to be a paleontologist since I was 3 I have been doing college applications to hopefully achieve my dream

[@davidmorningway6025]

@Smilo the sabertooth, that's a pretty freaking cute stuffed animal...I love cats 😈😎😇

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

@@davidmorningway6025 Oh thank you. 😇 I’m also a cat lover.

[@bleakdestiny6095]

I'm just like a little kid, I love dinosaurs! Protoceratops is my favorite, so cute!

[@arthurshort6619]

Interesting. I like these stories specifically because they fall into "fringe paranormal" territory. Though some of these stories could be explained by the existence of real life dinosaur like animals living in the wild (unlikely but certainly not impossible) I'm really intrigued by the encounters with dinosaur type beings who behaved in ways not normal for a flesh and blood animal. One instance involved a little boy who had a talking dinosaur as an imaginary friend, which in itself isn't so strange. What concerned the parents in this case was that his "friend" started to scare him, making threats and causing poltergeist like activity through the house. It eventually came to a head when the boy was attacked at a family get-together by an invisible assailant. On the boy's back they found three claw marks which were identical to a raptor, the same kind of dinosaur as the boy's imaginary friend. After this, the poltergeist activity ceased and the boy stopped talking about his friend, almost like it just moved on for some reason.

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

Girl that ain’t a Dino that’s a demon

[@arthurshort6619]

@@anjealousanaconda9692 probably. I just think it's interesting to consider the possibility that the sightings of modern day dinosaurs could be something other than actual dinosaurs. There could be a whole host of phenomenon to explain these encounters.

[@bjgoodrich5864]

Happy Saints Patrick's Day! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@horrorfan1455]

Hello darkness my old friend 😂 can’t wait to get nightmares from this videos

[@homermcie8639]

That is one version of that song I would listen too :)

[@Ren7017-_-]

Hello darkness my old friend 🎶 😂 can't wait to get nightmares from you again 🎶

[@theverylastdinosaur2396]

Ok! Listen! I never harmed anyone! I swear! These stories are all fake! Nope. I never harmed anyone in my whole life! ..... except that one time in the rain forest.... and maybe the incident at Yellow Stone....

[@duanehamdorf2228]

Awesome subject ! Thanks kid! 👍

[@xaylink2221]

i have a dinosaur at home, that damn goose is scary

[@cooperwilliams9140]

😂😂😂

[@MasterOfViewership]

Okay, I;m sorry, but I highly doubt dinosaurs have been seen in modern times, except for the Mokele-Mkembe

[@joshb7300]

Don’t be sorry. What about J C Johnson in four corners? People were seeing something.

[@iguanobro9925]

my favorite dinosaurs are: Iguanodon and Majungasaurus!.

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Cool. Tarbosaurus is my favorite dinosaur.

[@naseemakhtar1977]

NOICE MATE

[@DanielFrost79]

Mine are Velociraptor and Microraptor.

[@MrKaiju-sr8wu]

Mine are T-Rex and Cryolophosaurus

[@BradMoyers]

Some of the best stories I've heard in a long time. There's a sorry lack of modern dinosaur stories online.

[@-_-thisnameiscreativeasfuc4734]

Ikr! It really is a shame that kids these days prolly don't even know what a dinosaur even is

[@silvertheelf]

Shame to, the best one is the Jurassic Park book, and nothing competes (not even the movie named after it)

[@silvertheelf]

@@-_-thisnameiscreativeasfuc4734 ... I would like to disagree, I can’t find a kid who doesn’t know the difference between a pterodactyl and a giganotosaurus, or a pterosaur and a dinosaur in other words, but that might just be where I live and how often I go outside, or you can include none other than myself which if I had a better memory I could name all 700 species of dinosaurs alone, that’s just the dinosaurs, I know of or have read about.

[@Petey0707]

Probably because modern dinosaurs don't exist.

[@kingmucho4839]

@@silvertheelf yeah buddy you live somewhere strange because 9 and a 10K did not going to be able to name any other dinosaur besides you know the most three well-known

[@patrickmcnamara9489]

+DarknessPrevails do the stories have to be actually "true " because I can probably write a scary grand Canyon story if they can be horror fiction?

[@DarknessPrevails]

If it's fictional, make sure you post it under "creepypasta" OR state at the start that it's not true. I might actually start doing more "guess the creepypasta" style videos to help make them longer.

[@alexgreen1913]

I wish they weren't extinct. I really want to introduce some people to a Utah raptor. 😔

[@RuinedTemple]

Cassowaries are direct lving descendants of theropods and are considered Class II wildlife along with alligators & honey badgers, meaning they pose a serious danger to humans. They may not have that cool curved claw, but they do have six 4-inch long claws that could eviscerate a person with a swift kick or two.

[@Aozora333]

wow how interesting

[@DJ-kq5yp]

Man since I was little after watching jurassic park, I really hope in the near future that we can clone dinosaurs. But growing up, science crumble my dream's of seeing real life dinosaurs

[@christineparis5607]

Don't give up yet, I've talked to several people in Texas who SWEAR they have seen real dinosaurs. I would not be surprised at all if something shows up sometime....

[@DERRELL-qw8kw]

Utahraptors for life!!!!

[@warlock5309]

Um...yeah no this aint it. Lmao dinosaurs. Ya'll reaching now

[@swimteammtv4618]

wait until you find out story telling can actually be fiction and told just for the hell of it. it's gonna blow your mind

[@siervodedios5952]

One word: birds, my dude.

[@ThatCanadianGuy-e1p]

I see dinosaurs all the time, they're called birds.

[@DarkZero0017]

i remember that the family said that "those huge birds, no feathers, just skin, lives high on the mountains in Baja Calif., and still u can see them crearly in full moon very high up" since my great granpas

[@sascharay190]

I have a werewolf encounter

[@morganrogers3666]

What happened

[@morganrogers3666]

What did it sound like

[@gazepskotzs4]

Does a werewolf poops in the woods?

[@morganrogers3666]

And what did it looked like

[@sascharay190]

@@morganrogers3666 it was in Michigan

[@kennethkay7226]

I love Spinosaurus. Even more so now that we know they had an eel tail.

[@ZachRoDah]

I love Spinosaurus too. The paleontologically accurate one, not the T. rex-killing popculturized one.

[@farmlandusa777]

Spinosaurus gang

[@ZachRoDah]

@It’s me bruh it's a dinosaur that's been dead for 90 million years what did it ever do to you besides be poorly portrayed by pop-culture

[@-_-thisnameiscreativeasfuc4734]

@It’s me you can't be fucking serious bro

[@ZachRoDah]

@It’s me are you a creationist or something? the early cretaceous was around 90 million years ago, the time period when spinosaurus was around

[@JesseK87]

I really hope these stories are true 👍

[@gazepskotzs4]

My first reaction is; meh, its probably al fake on the other hand was that also my reaction to ufo stories. Until i saw a huge flying rectangular machine myself, so near that it almost touched the treetops above me. Since then (2008) I have a different take on reality than before i guess.

[@ZachRoDah]

More than likely not. First one might be a Thunderbird, though.

[@aaronpersonett9579]

Roar im back so excited for this one

[@Andshep001]

BINGO! Dino DNA 🦖

[@silvertheelf]

“We have a T. Rex” “Say that again” “We have a T. rex” *in an excited John Hammond voice*

[@silvertheelf]

Utahraptor is my second favorite carnivorous dinosaur, dilophosaurus is my favorite, parasaurolophus is my second favorite and first favorite herbivorous dinosaur. If I was to rate all 700 species I knew... well gosh darn, and that’s just the dinosaurs, not including the pterosaurs and such, and I say knew because I can’t remember 90% of them for the life of me. Also, one should always say when reading dinosaur stories about modern dinosaurs... “Life uhh... finds a way”

[@christineparis5607]

You know, life really does find a way...George Carlin once did a hilarious bit about mother nature creating man because she really needed tons of plastic trash to do something with ...his idea was that we never know the full story and maybe it's all good, or bad...

[@silvertheelf]

@@christineparis5607 gosh darn it, m8, I make a Jurassic Park joke and people be out here over analyzing things and using related story bout this or that... Lol When Mother Nature decides “I want plastic trash” it makes intelligent humanoids to get the job done.

[@darken2185]

Man, I hope there are at least some tiny Dinos hiding in a cave somewhere. My fav is the Pachycephalosaurus. I even got my sister to draw the skull a spine of one and got her drawing tattooed! Love the channel, you never disappoint!

[@aymanlockhartable]

“Hold Onto Your Butts.”

[@SHPOODERGUY]

My favorite dinosaur is the T - rex. Nothing much else to say here.

[@Juanma_Cardona0725]

Mine is the Deinonychus

[@marinakaiser7639]

Yes😁👍

[@hopehope4560]

Same I love the T-Rex

[@marmarbinx3458]

Overrated!! Lol jk. Personally, I love Brachiosaurs And the giant ocean monsters like mosasaurus and the plesiosaurs. As I've gotten older the ocean dwelling beasts have become way more fascinating than land dwellers.

[@-_-thisnameiscreativeasfuc4734]

Pretty generic and boring but I'm not complaining

[@CaioVale98]

The JP books had some pretty Dark and scary moments aswell

[@wamsinchester6339]

Hell yeah! This is gonna be good

[@Blind13k]

Yeah!

[@BigfootWithMemes]

I'm always a tiny bit worried that I'll encounter something like that when I go to one of the really really deep parts of my forest, like if I'm real then who knows what else might be too

[@silvertheelf]

In the words of a famous Jurassic Park protagonist, Alan Grant “they start to eat you while your still alive”

[@Williameagleblanket]

My ex is running around again. She is a carnivore, always eating meat. 🦖🐍🕷

[@thakyou5005]

Glitch in the matrix version no. 1.39485747393939390000000999983738293847(6) detected. >Relocating creature in the correct timeline... >Erasing NPC's memory >Complete, although some NPC's might remember.

[@prismstudios001]

Some did survive.... They’re calledBIRDS!

[@juniorthird7952]

I seen a pterodactyl back in the late 80's. The indians call it a thunderbird but it's really a pterodactyl. They are still alive.

[@dimension-ji7xk]

I seen one too. In the early 70s when i was 8 years old one summer evening my brothers and me were playing in our backyard. I heard the sound of flapping wings so i looked up. There was a giant pterodactyl like bird flying overhead just above the tree tops. I pointed at it and yelled "Look at that ! " . We then took off running into the house.

[@dimension-ji7xk]

I'm giving a thumbs up to everyone that saw a Pterodactyl

[@JasperGamerYT]

YES! THANK YOU DARKNESS! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. LOL. Also T-rex is the best.

[@TheT0nedude]

Tyrant-King ftw.....

[@dimension-ji7xk]

When i was 8 years old one summer evening my brothers and me were playing in our backyard. I heard the sound of flapping wings so i looked up. There was a giant pterodactyl like bird flying overhead just above the tree tops. I pointed at it and yelled "Look at that ! " . We then took off running into the house.

[@surfthestreets86]

Woah trippy

[@cyanidesmile7263]

Thunderbird

[@dimension-ji7xk]

@@cyanidesmile7263 Maybe it was i first saw it flying over a BIG old willow tree and then one evening a couple of days later we were having a thunderstorm . I was looking out the window of the front door of my home. Across the road was a yard and beyond that was woods. I was looking at a spot a couple of feet up a tree that was on the edge of the woods, when out of the sky on my right a fireball came down and struck the tree i was looking at , at the very spot i was looking at ! there was a shower of sparks and a crack of thunder ,the tree then broke and fell over. I took off running through the house to the back door. I was now looking out the window of the back door. In the backyard was a BIG old willow tree (same one i saw the pterodactyl like bird). I was looking at a spot a couple of feet up the willow tree when out of the sky to my left a fireball came down and struck the willow tree at the exact spot i was looking at ! There was a shower of sparks and a crack of thunder. The willow tree then split in halves with one half falling over while the other half remained standing. I ran into the living room and told my dad that the willow tree was struck by lightning and fell over. I was now sitting on the sofa looking down at the floor a few inches before my feet when another fireball came in though the window on my left and struck the floor at the exact spot i was looking at. The next morning i went out to look at the willow tree. Inside the half that was standing was a burnt out area with a big gold colored Scarab beetle sitting there. Later my brothers and me went to explore the woods across the road. As we were exploring my older brother saw something and took off running to a tree that had fallen over. He became extremely excited as he quickly picked something up and stuffed it in his pocket. He refused to tell the rest of us what he had found. I then noticed that the tree was burnt and realized that tree was the tree which was struck by the very first fireball !

[@martyndyson9501]

Craine

[@martyndyson9501]

@@dimension-ji7xk yea, i couldnt be bothered looking up the correct spelling but atleast you know what i meant! It could have been a crane, they are one of the largest birds that can fly and they do look a little like a Pterodactyl when flying, if you take the laws of average into account, given that we know Cranes exsist today and we have zero evidence flying dinosaurse exsist then the odds are massivley in favour of it being a Crane, so totally discounting it isnt good science! Im a skeptic so i want evidence/proof and not just someones word for it, thats not enough for me and if thats all they have then im sorry but i will fall back on averages/odds of it being a mistaken identity, if i had seen something myself i totally understand if people dont believe im correct in my observation if i cant produce any evidence! People are notoriously bad witnesses.

[@stefanie9249]

Compsognathus 😍😍

[@ZachRoDah]

I would take all these stories with a heavy heap of salt, as millions of years have passed since the KT Extinction. If they were still around, they'd look drastically different. Though, using our imagination is still nice! P.S. Despite being a huge paleontology enthusiast, my favorite dinosaur is T. rex, second favorite being Thanatotheristes.

[@christosvoskresye]

What? You're supposed to believe EVERYTHING you hear on KZbin! If it wasn't true, surely Susan Wojcicki would censor it!!!

[@ZachRoDah]

@@christosvoskresye these stories are always promoted as "real" so... yeah.

[@Servellion]

Exactly. What's funny is the dinosaur spotted is almost always the most popular depiction of that species, almost never accurate to what we know of them. Raptors spotted without a fullcoat of feathers, pterosaurs with pointed instead of rounded wingtips. Pterasaurs without that weird hair like covering. Plesiosaus without the tail fluke, mosasaurs with their old eel tail.

[@bringmebedard]

woah your telling me we SHOULD NOT believe that these stories of animals that went extinct millions of years ago are true? You win the most unnecessary comment award lmao

[@jamiehall1460]

@@Servellion A lot of popular depictions of dinosaurs now are pretty accurate for what we know, the problem is paleontology is always changing so something we may have known last year is different this year and it's impossible to keep everything up to date all the time. Likely what was going on in these stories were people were combining traits to create "scarier" dinosaurs since Ichthyosaur did have flukes and the flying reptile sounded like someone threw a Pterosaur and Pterodactyl into a blender and tried to describe the result. I'm also pretty sure the fourth story was an alligator gar which do exist today and are a pretty old species. Also large raptors like Utahraptor likely did not have a full coat of feathers since the energy needed to grow and maintain large feathers like you often see would be very impractical, if they had feathers it would be a very light covering or like the larger Tyranosaurs they would have no feathers as adults. (Babies may still have feathers but then lose them over time we just haven't found any well preserved baby raptors)

[@tylerparrott6611]

Not sure which I creepier, the stories that are hauntingly dark and dangerous or the fact we are all excited to hear them? Either way I love to listen to them.

[@Tsosie6850]

Oh snaps dinosaurs!!

[@Depredador97X]

My favorite dinosaur? Suchominus and Trex

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Tarbosaurus is my favorite dinosaur.

[@artbyMissAC]

Omg i have never been so early!!! 😁😁😁😁 early gang where you at?! 🙌🏼

[@DarknessPrevails]

SEND GRAND CANYON STORIES HERE FOR A FUTURE EPISODE -> darkstories.org

[@bexyrexy]

🦕 Brontosaurus!

[@anthonycoffey9412]

I wish we could have tiny pet dinosaurs, like a t-rex the size of a chihuahua 🥰

[@thoughtfuldevil6069]

You already can have pet dinosaurs. I used to have a parrot!

[@anthonycoffey9412]

@@thoughtfuldevil6069 true! 😅

[@silvertheelf]

Want a tiny T-Rex, get an excessively angry chicken, it works.

[@anthonycoffey9412]

@@silvertheelf if they're anything like the neighbors goose I can believe it!

[@silvertheelf]

@@anthonycoffey9412 😂

[@rainluna9765]

As a small child age 4 or 5 there were large theropod like dinosaurs behind the trees near the house where I grew up. It was evening at sunset. Now I'm certain that I imagined all of this.

[@dimension-ji7xk]

When i was 8 years old one summer evening my brothers and me were playing in our backyard. I heard the sound of flapping wings so i looked up. There was a giant pterodactyl like bird flying overhead just above the tree tops. I pointed at it and yelled "Look at that ! " . We then took off running into the house. I was always reading books about Dinosaurs. i often wondered if somehow my imagination or subconscious actually created it.

[@bethbloomer5951]

True witnesses don't use flowery language lol

[@Captain_Gargoyle]

This is my biggest pet peeve on stories where i'm meant to suspend my disbelief and take it as true.

[@DakshaiRanger]

Utahraptor bro representin

[@andreweden9405]

"A bird. A collosal, oddly-shaped, senselessly huge bird." OMG, hahaha! Your descriptions of things make me f'ing lose it!!😀😂

[@Scottocaster6668]

How about the "Entertainment System" referring to the Radio, hahaha.

[@Foxie32]

soo you mean a dinosaur? i was thinking that lol

[@skittles7773]

I love the stories. I’m not sure what dinosaur is my favorite. I don’t believe the first story- too descriptive. Who has a memory that good?

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

I don’t believe in these stories

[@dizzledazzleg3683]

You are my favorite narrator bro I sleep to your voice since I lost my gf. Thank you so much you help me sleep more easily. I wish you well darkness you are amazing you make my nights easier

[@james739123]

Allosaurus, the near perfect blend of speed, power, size, and ferocity, and not nearly as popular in movies and games as it should be.

[@kierenannlynch]

You are early tonight, im not ready yet 😁

[@spheal2089]

First story sounds like a thunder bird story.

[@anjealousanaconda9692]

I love hearing stories like these. I 100% believe that flying reptiles such as pterodactyls and Quetzalcoatlus( what I think the first story is based off of) still exist since there have been sightings often in the Midwest

[@dinarusso3320]

I hear a lot of sightings in Texas of the Midwest

[@Unintelligentportuguesa]

Hatzegopteryx exists

[@waynemessner9691]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 damn dumbasses 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jessicadanna5206]

The first one definitely sounds like a Thunderbird. I mean its not entirely impossible for dinosaurs to exist but there have been a lot of sightings of Thunderbirds for so long so they could easily be mistaken for a quezacotyl or some other bird like dinosaur. But that's just my opinion.

[@cicak2404]

@@jessicadanna5206 That one has FUR except on the wings. The beak is described as long and thin, and longer than their car. It's more like pterosaur than eagle- or condor-like thunderbird

[@julijajanjis8272]

Hi 👋 everyone who listen this great channel 👍❤ I love stories about this great extinct animals and the best for me is T - Rex 👍😀 I love thinking that there is some that they are whit us today especially in the lakes and ocean's because we don't know what is there Thank you Darkness for this super special upload 😀 ❤ last thing I am sorry but the last story BTW is very well written but it is not true just someone who knows to write good and I wish him good luck as autor 😀❤ so have a great day all 😀❤🥰❤✌&❤

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

No, unless you mean birds, but non-avian dinosaurs are extinct

[@dare_challenge_a_god1536]

Our vacation began, mapping out a plan but the map never showed me danger down the road.

[@TheFluryz]

RAWR!

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

Dinosaurs didn’t roar.....

[@ratreptile]

I mean technically some dinosaurs did survive, birds are living descendants of the theropods which makes birds both dinosaurs and reptiles.

[@eagleilewis]

Raptors still give me nightmares. But, my favorite is the Spinosaurus. Love that thing, it's so cool!

[@marycicalo4264]

Interesting! Can’t wait to hear these, thanks!

[@evolution031680]

No dash cam in the first story, obviously.😋

[@jacobbowling263]

Darkness I love the T Rex and you darkness are awesome.

[@marinakaiser7639]

I think these stories are all made up but you are one of my favorite narrators i listen everything you post😁

[@siervodedios5952]

One dino I really like (hard to pick favorites) is one discovered several years ago called Halszkaraptor. It's a duck like dinosaur with feathers, duck-like bill with teeth, webbed feet, all those kinds of traits. It's such an interesting and beautiful critter.

[@carolvandevender9958]

My favorite dinosaur is T-Rex and Triceratops

[@nchan4679]

There seems to be a corrilation between supernatural/horror/cryptid/etc. Experiences and professional caliber authors.

[@louisewilliams7945]

This was so great!! Im a big fan!!

[@ImmaLittleM0nster]

Dilophosaurus, spinosaurus, and cryolophosaurus hands down are my favorites

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Awesome. Tarbosaurus is my favorite dinosaur.

[@titolino73]

ok... I like topics like bigfoot... UFOS...missing 411... but modern Dinos... no....infact these tales are pretty rare... peace!

[@tommystone4563]

I like Godzilla...

[@CarpeNocturnus]

One of my cats got out and came home carrying a dead dinosaur. My neighbor wasn't happy but I paid to replace it. Afterwards she secured her chicken coop better. 🤷‍♀️

[@christineparis5607]

During our Texas once-in-a-century winter snowstorm when all the power went out, our neighbors rigged up some batterys lights and gas heaters around their chicken coops. Every cat and possum and everything else was all over and under and snuggled up together on that coop. There were no fights or attempted murders, they just all got together to keep from freezing to death....

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

xD

[@GreatOldOne9866]

Do not awaken the basilisk

[@boltindie9011]

Story 1: Hmm... a 20 foot tall creature with a long beak, mangy fur, and a 30ft Wingspan? sounds to me like Quetzalcoatlus the largest Pterosaur in recorded history and the largest organism capable of flight Story 2: so I did some digging and the most likely Pliosaur for this story is Kronosaurus since it's not only from Queensland Austrailia, but it's also 30ft long like the Pliosaur in the story, so it's most likely that this was a surviving Kronosaur Story 4: the most likely culprit is none other than Xiphactinus, which would explain the weird bite mark, the face, and the 20ft in length descriptors Story 5: Utahraptor, what other dromeaosaur could be 5-7 meters in length?

[@rickybobby8919]

Utahraptor is my fav, then triceratops

[@111matt]

I've seen giant cryptid birds in southern Ontario

[@aristidastankus8043]

I like raptors too although I don’t live in Toronto or Utah. Velociraptors are my second favorite dinosaurs.

[@Smilo-the-Sabertooth]

Cool.

[@frostbunnie814]

Lambeosaurus is my favourite dinosaur. I've always had a soft spot for hadrosaurs and iguanodontids ever since I was little, before I even watched the Jurassic Park movies.

[@zachtienter2748]

What the word velociraptor. Really means in reallty. Is. Speedy bird of prey. Can you tell those. Paelios. To get the termanoligie. Correct. Im.zach. I have aspergers autism. Spectrum disorder so I will correct. Those that don't get my animal friends facts correct. Lol

[@Goku49]

This story is completely fake Hello my name is Ryan. I am a man who used to work at a government testing sight. I will tell you this one thing. We did some experiments on human kind. What I saw was one case. Case 1. The skin walker. It was as you expected from a skin walker. It had a skinny figure and had a mangy wolf skin on its back. It had a slight bird like face as well and it had yellow eyes two. The thing also stood at 8 ft tall. The thing stood and turned to me and the tamer. “Let me out” It spoke in 3 voices at once and the thing then started banging on the glass window ready to kill. Sadly the glass held and the thing just stopped and started eying me. Case 2 were wolf In the best cell we were putting in skin walkers pen was a 9 ft tall half man half wolf. It had a head of a wolf and it’s legs were like a dogs. The fur was black as night with a red stripe on its back. The test. I pure the were wolf in there with the skin walker and now they attacked each other . The blood from them both splattered against the walls and floors. The werewolf punched the skin walker but the thing kept on its back and snapped an arm off making the thing roar in a pain. The skin walker won the battle and now it bounded away to the wall and sat there. It just stayed after it killed the monster. Subject 3: man eater Our next subject is a test subject is what we call man eater. It is a tall humanoid frail abomination. The thing had long arms with yellow claws about 5 ft long. The legs were barely able to hold it up and it was also still humanoid. The thing was the same with the arms and body. It is also very tall for a body. The head was a human like with a snake like thing. It’s eyes were ruby red as well. The rhing turned to me smiling Evilly and just walked to the glass and well I got grabbed. I’m now in a bed with the things hunting me. Oh lord o got to go they have found me. Good luck and good by.

[@Synnystershy]

I see a modern dinosaur nearly everyday. It lives in my garden... My pet chicken.

[@rainluna9765]

Dinosaurs as in the reptiles that were wiped out millions of years ago.

[@juniorthird7952]

What came first the chicken or the egg?

[@lukeskywalkerjediknight2.013]

@@juniorthird7952 the egg

[@gulfcitymadman_6207]

I have always been fascinated by the ankylosaurus. The underdog that could snap the legs of predators with a swing of its tail

[@PlymouthBbody]

Some narrators pause too much it feels like I'm listening to shatner. Other narrators have terrible audio quality. And some people's voices are so unappealing I can't watch the video. I'm eagerly awaited new videos from you everyday for the past few years so thank you for that