All Ammonites in Prehistoric Planet

[@veggieboyultimate]

The animators did a real good job portraying the ammonites

[@myjmd0819]

2:40 i now know where James Cameron got the idea of AVATARs characters and animals linking their hair tails

[@enriqueramirez0615]

0:55 "Get Away"🦑

[@flightlesslord2688]

One of the surprising standouts from the show. Awesome how much love they got in their weird and wonderful forms. Amazing group of super successful animals. Absolutely magical/bizarre looking creatures. The scene from the first season in one of my favourites, the ammonite garden scene is just cool to see the weird and wonderful brought to life, the Globidens scene with them is one of the most interesting speculative hunting behaviours in the show, and finally they baby scene is so weird and slightly eldritch, I love it. And honestly, I just love how much this often background species got.

[@mnessenche]

It is beautiful seeing these animals come to life pn the screen in such detail and with such care 🥹. I love that even more than the dinosaurs

[@pufferfishproductionCC]

never thought i'd see an ammonite get rejected

[@ShellVision_AngstMaker]

Im only a 11 year old yet, im very amazed of ammonites! This makes me want to become a archeologist! Im happy i get to see these as i would want to become successful being a archeologist!

[@DreadEnder]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1,000 SUBSCRIBERS!!!

[@DreadEnder]

Unlike what most people think I believe the ammonite scene as to be some of the best! Specifically the one with all the weird species. Not the Globidens one because it’s one of the most inaccurate scenes

[@cmbxp5960]

How is it inaccurate? The Globidens scene.

[@DreadEnder]

@@cmbxp5960 because the holes found in ammonites were likely caused by burrowing molluscs. The teeth of Globidens have pinpoint ‘spikes’ which were way smaller than the holes in ammonites and only in the back teeth. Not something that would be good to hunt ammonites. And their bite force was so huge they would have shattered any ammonites they bit into, not just releasing air. Also their sensory pits (found in all mosasaurids) were massive. So it’s likely they dug their snout into the sea bed for clams and other molluscs, then worked them to the back of their jaws where they were crushed. Look at the skeleton crews video as one of their members studies Globidens.

[@asiy1809]

​@@DreadEnderits still logical and ammonite shells was for helping swimming

[@DreadEnder]

@@asiy1809 well yes it’s still possible but unlikely. Also yes ammonites can swim

[@asiy1809]

@@DreadEnder ammonite shells had organs that help them in swim.

[@lukeframpton277]

The Scaphitids in ep1 I think have some of the most convincingly real CGI in the show!

[@marcusbrasilite]

Ammonites are one of my favorite prehistoric creatures and I just loved how they dedicate an entire part of the episode to show how diverse they were, everything about that clip it's just perfect!

[@DreadEnder]

Don’t look at the last scene sideways

[@dibershai6009]

What's wrong with the last scene?

[@DreadEnder]

@@dibershai6009 take a closer look

[@eduardoruiz405]

aaaww the baby ammonite it s very cute ☺️☺️

[@Nataboopink]

*MR. SQUIDWARD, STOP GLOWING AND GET BACK TO WORK!*

[@Yaratito]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Good One But I Don’t Get It

[@NickelSniffer]

Nice

[@snowysmile9082]

I wish scientists would try to bring these species back from extinction

[@r.t1576]

If only DNA stays intact for many millions of years.

[@albatross4920]

8:40 An aquarium full of trippy ammonites would be epic

[@marilougumatay8574]

Like and Subscribe if you love ammonite 🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘

[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

Wow

[@samantha___]

Aww baby ammonite

[@Xmobbbb]

How they know the ammonites used to glow and shit?

[@anaveragesoviettankfromthe70s]

Maybe it's just speculation or something?

[@albatross4920]

Some living species of octopus and squid glow, so maybe the prehistoric ones could have too 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@robertjackson1813]

It's just speculation but also quite possible.

[@Xmobbbb]

Oh ok gotcha

[@Husky_Passion]

what's the proof of bioluminescence ? soon they'll have feathers or whatnot

[@ItIsMonte]

There isn’t any exact proof but alot of living cephalopods have bioluminescence and depending on were they lived we Distinguish the light levels and what was needed to survive there like bioluminescence

[@Dilopho]

It's healthy speculation because modern cephalopods do it.

[@nataliagomez4089]

😯😯😯

[@andrewblackmon1574]

Allegedly*

[@alexanderlachnish1903]

Very nice movie too bad it’s all BS

[@Blablabla-ol2tr]

It's not. Some scenes are based on guesswork, but for many we have direct evidences

[@ItIsMonte]

I mean I’ve found a lot of there fossils I guess there planted by the aliens right buddy? Lmao