Ancient Australia: Nature's Den Of Monsters

[@karimmohamed2891]

3:21 polar bears are heavier than grizzly bears brother and similar in size to Kodiak bears as the male polar bear can weigh 600kg or more

[@jeremyjk1]

Yea 250kg full grown male polar bears just threw me off too 😂 how do you not check that before posting the video aye 😂

[@WayneLarltjanka-t1c]

As a native Australian, we've heard stories about some of these creatures back in the days, our old people has seen these creatures, they've told us stories around a campfire at night, it's skeletons are out there somewhere....

[@44shots6worlds]

Native Australian 💀bro that doesn't describe you that could mean white or aboriginal

[@Paiaa4u]

@@44shots6worldsdo you know what native means bro,native =indigenous

[@44shots6worlds]

@@Paiaa4u aboriginals aren't native so if you say they are then White Australians are

[@Paiaa4u]

@@44shots6worlds OHH alr the makes sense as both Aboriginals and White Australians CAME her doesn't make them any less indigenous tho,

[@44shots6worlds]

@@Paiaa4u that's what I'm saying they both came here but immigrants keep pushing the pro black Australia that what's creating the drift

[@xXxeuthanasiaxXx]

Modern Australia: …. Still natures den of monsters 😂

[@frederickcaroca5448]

😂😂😂 it's true ❤

[@michaelgraham3485]

Come visit Australia, it will be fun! 😂

[@DT-wp4hk]

Politicians being the worst

[@Angus1966]

yes , now it is the woke politicians

[@sten4982]

@@Angus1966 better than the LNP i guess

[@Just-a-simple-man.]

Polar bears are bigger than grizzlies, by the way... lol, but it's an interesting video.👍

[@datt5698]

Lol I also noticed they got that reversed. Grizzlies are around 600 on average. Kodiak bears are the biggest! Up to 1400 lbs

[@iso-didact789]

Am I the only one who noticed the dinosaur painting? One guy says the tour guide/historian ABSOLUTELY REFUSED TO SAY WHAT HE KNEW IT WAS ON CAMERA. Once the camera was off, he admitted it was a dinosaur.

[@dustinbergmeier1771]

uhhh, since when are grizzly bears bigger than polar bears?

[@STEVEN-STEELE]

Yeah I caught that too. Iv always heard the only Brown bears that can get as big as a Polar Bear was the Kodiaks and that only on occasion.

[@antonytjp]

Yeah right

[@Senator315]

When the polar bear is a cub.

[@robertcarpenter5194]

My thoughts also

[@ericafoster4368]

The facts in so many of these so called documentaries are often really messed up

[@abhijeetkundu5453]

0:00 where is this scene from?

[@pietronero9875]

a zombie korean movie from around the joseon time called kingdom ashin of the north

[@abhijeetkundu5453]

@@pietronero9875 Oh!! Already watched it. It is related to the Kingdom series.

[@RCSVirginia]

If the action portrayed in your thumbnail had just happened more often, there would still be megafauna in existence in Australia.

[@JonDoe-t4w]

This is a good quality video. Some of the facts have me scratching my head though.

[@mikesands4681]

Thumbnail didn't have aboriginals in AI art

[@44shots6worlds]

Ok and?

[@TheJake76]

3:19 the largest adult male polar bear recorded was 2200lbs.. largest grizzly bear recorded was 1600lbs...

[@jaimeedowell1383]

I am Australian and I can confirm not much has changed

[@pierremainstone-mitchell8290]

"Thylacoleo has not survived" for which, I as a 74yr old 21st Century Aussie, can only say thank heavens! A great video which, amongst other things, makes me wonder how European settlement would have proceeded, if it proceeded at all, if these animals had survived to the present day! Those Aussies who think that we have modern day monsters here in Australia (including the world's most venomous ........pick your animal basically) should watch this video! 50,000 yrs ago it was much, mush worse!

[@captaincharlemagne]

Enjoy watching your content

[@karimmohamed2891]

23:17 Giant Nile Crocodile 😂 this one is Henry the oldest living Crocodile in terms of age

[@andrewconnacher3606]

What movie is that clip of the deer from?

[@Will-ll4gv]

Weighed as much as four polar bears? Not likely, adult males weigh up to 1700 pounds. Other than that misnomer, good video.👍

[@lunagray-wolf2404]

I believe he was going on an average, I even then that's a possibility you have to remember most of this is a guesstimation

[@ReffaDay]

A adult male human can get up to 1400lbs but the average is only is only 195, so using the biggest ever isn't the best way to compare.

[@christendomempire5657]

Australia was the only continent after the dinosaur extinction to still have a reptile as a apex predator unlike other continents would have mammals as the apex predators

[@KELLYANDERSON-u7v]

great video! i really enjoyed the visuals and the storytelling. but i can't help but feel that calling ancient creatures "monsters" is a bit sensationalized. they were just living their lives in a different time, right? it's a little unfair to label them that way. what do you guys think?

[@goldeneagle99]

Now the ozzies are the monsters..😂

[@rickyrehbein5145]

The Palorchestes sounds adorable.

[@JonKendall-b8i]

The Land Down Under', sad all the Megafauna are gone, it'd be nice to think some may still be around 😉

[@gehtdianschasau8372]

22:05 i call it Melania

[@JanaSzIsBasicGlitch]

I hope this is really history and paleontology... Because I am kinda interested how it was in these parts. It is different than Europe and asia... And I am kinda interested in the oldest finds of pottery and stuff there, I kinda want to know if there is similiar pottery and stuffwhat kind of stone they used?

[@ashtonbrumbaugh6853]

Bro what is that intro scene from

[@bigmoe9856]

Leaving this for future answer

[@specialized29er86]

In outback Queensland there's Aboriginal cave art of plesiosaur type creatures so yep right.

[@John-gi7qk]

How about explaining how a million years is possible?

[@kimtansley1182]

Polar bears are bigger than grizzly bears

[@Lwasi_0000]

😢please post more

[@justinriley8651]

those crocodiles 🐊 man! dinosaurs! scary!

[@johnbaker9290]

Thanks, 15:35 Um, birds Are related to reptiles.

[@bestchessplayercuzimpro.1123]

What's the opening from? A movie?

[@MintEastwood.24]

I think you got Polar bears mixed up with Pandas maybe? You will not find an adult male Polar bear weighing 250kg unless it is near death from starvation.

[@nickanton4459]

Equals 4 grizzly or 4 polar bears? How inaccurate can you get man. Polar bears are bigger then grizzly so it would be vice bersa 😮

[@ericdebord]

The marsupial lions "thumbs" are for climbing. Geez . Those are hooks for climbing, Like a linemans boot spurs used to climb polls. It's a climbing tool/,hook

[@josharvin6239]

That’s a saltwater crocodile not freshwater crocodile! 21:23

[@cbp117]

2 grizzley bears are apparently as heavy as 4 Polar bears... 😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@roombaaaaaaaaa]

New Zealand: hi I’m finally on the world mapt

[@Therealsebastiansolace]

Australian now: we have horrifying creatures Past Australia:......... Car sized lizard with venom...... Australia:....HOLY SH-- WHY DID I MAKE THAT BEFORE

[@Colin-h3w]

Aboriginal people of Australia, didn't have bows and arrows!!

[@dodosinplight]

It's almost as if Austrailian Aboriginals were living with dinosaurs

[@sableempire9654]

Australia is the same size as the United States!!! What do you mean its a “small continent?” Its MASSIVE.

[@Bornwithadkrlman]

If you don’t count Puerto Rico Alaska and the Hawaiian islands

[@ericafoster4368]

It is a small continent,compared to North America, Asia,South America,Africa, the United States is less than half of the North American continent.

[@ericafoster4368]

It is a small continent compare it to Africa North America South America Asia, Yes The United States is a huge country but it is less than half of the North American continent!

[@bigmoe9856]

Opening scene pleasw

[@deandremayes9723]

Like they don’t have monsters living there now

[@robotaholic]

Even koalas are scary gremlins on fire

[@AdamKluger-g7q]

2 grizzly bears = 1 and a half polar bears . Not 4 polar bears .

[@DucDervin]

Lizard was bad, test were harmless herbivores. One big cat type. Pretty easy

[@ricardoramroop6839]

The had deathcraws before the fallout. Thats not that crazy

[@georged7627]

Alexander Bunyip we all think your great 🤘🏽

[@Xenomorphdude472]

Maybe something in the den of monsters made them go evil or worse.

[@DYeTrYn6988]

Y'all's spider's are enough

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Tiger t-34

[@kairenjamieson5351]

Any other country then Australia I'd be skeptical....but it is Australia....everything cuddly can kill you there

[@Jak3thusn4ke]

The moment you basically said grizzly bears are bigger than polar bears, I knew your whole video was garbage

[@glennquagmire1747]

I was just getting into this video until the part he said was very inaccurate about humans causing the extinction of animals back then, people in Australia were merely a lose band of small hunter n gathers and population was not large enough to impact animals population 40 to 80 thousand years ago, shame the mind set of some people can't comprehend or incapable of accepting new ways of thinking with new scientific facts being offered.

[@bearup1612]

@glennquagmire1747 Yeah Go research Aboriginal hunting methods and geological and flora records. These showed that 70 thousand years ago Australia was a lush land but the use of fire to hunt reduced the flora and fauna greatly

[@shaneoconnor6565]

A lot of extinct animals from aboriginals when they say they look after the earth😂

[@kai6xx]

Genetic oddities

[@earlperson741]

YOU GOT THAT WRONG........ MANKIND WAS AROUND OVER 45 THOUSAND YEARS......HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE NATIVE AUSTRALIANS???? EVEN THEIR WALL DRAWINGS ARE OVER 45 YRS OLD!!!!!!!........

[@cegolau]

Dude, a grizzly bear is smaller than a polar bear! Do you even research to make these videos?

[@vasyahohol6054]

Pity all those beautiful animals cannot be seen anymore, or I hope they'll cam be brought back again and more created!

[@kingpin2731]

You know what more scary than the monsters of Australia now and then? The humans who survived and thrived.

[@michaelfrost4584]

Our early native people didn't have bows and arrows.

[@sableempire9654]

Dude- do you know how culturally insensitive it is to refer to Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal stories as “myths?”. Seriously. Educate yourself- thats like referring to the Bible as a “myth” and Christianity as legends.

[@44shots6worlds]

Bro😭 have a sook there's been so much shit aboriginals have said and it's turned out to be false

[@victorcode2075]

They are myths

[@Giggles_iJest]

As if it still isn't 🤭

[@OfSoulAndSin]

Why is a Caucasian guy in ancient Australia?

[@44shots6worlds]

What are you yapping about

[@ReffaDay]

Who else do you think would invent time travel?

[@victorcode2075]

Aliens

[@brianjohnson8834]

Lies .man wasnt around 45 thousand years ago.

[@juliaatkinson4012]

Humans arrived in Australia between 47-65 thousand years ago. Modern humans evolved about 300 thousand years ago.

[@lunagray-wolf2404]

Bottom line is we don't know how long human kind has been on this planet there is so much controversy, we have good guesses but we don't know for sure, that is unless you were there ?

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

@@lunagray-wolf2404 Actually, there is not a lot of controversy. Modern humans and our origins, can be traced back through DNA analysis. This is so accurate in fact, that the first modern humans can be traced to a group of people in Southern Africa. This puts modern humans on the planet nearly 300,000 years ago. You can also add fossil evidence to this, and you can piece the puzzle together. And we also know that we are the last/youngest group of humans, in a LONG lineage of various human species.

[@srobeck77]

@brianjohnson8834 How do you know, where you there?

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

@@srobeck77 No...but the fossil record is there, DNA sequencing is there, and all kinds of other historical and paleontological evidence is there. And it's funny that you ask "were you there", and YOU obviously weren't there, but say that it's "all lies".

[@rushslayer8647]

You’re on the second animal and you’re lying already what is with these stupid shows? You said the animal weighs 2200 pounds and that’s the same as two grizzly bears or four polar bears the Kodiak grizzly bears and the polar bears both can weigh upwards of 1500 pounds, so that’s not even one and a half of them and you’re saying it’s four of them learn math and then try teaching people stuff

[@JimbVerchota]

P0] Ee

[@jilllangman9343]

You have mangled the names ! Please have the respect to at least ask an educated australian how to pronounce them correctly. Your descriptions are overly emotional….. bloodthirsty!

[@MAFIA-j7v]

Australia 😂😂😂😂😂

[@darwinjohnortiz955]

first

[@BillRen-nl5mx]

More Ai crap

[@christiandeininger1790]

Especially our drop bears