Animals That Were SCARIER Than Dinosaurs

[@steve7189]

200million years from now... top 10 scariest things that lived. Humanathorus... had the ability to wipe out all life on its own planet.

[@hiendu5380]

15 meters tall. 7 feet long arms, big hands with 40 cm fingers. 9 feet long legs. Big brain. Big mouth. Big teeth. Powerful slap

[@2DTunie]

Just wait till they learn about the Karenosaurus

[@bjrnzonneveld5645]

We’re called Homo Sapiens you🤷‍♂️

[@zebgipson8828]

@@2DTunie HA! 😂

[@MrPppitts1]

Facts

[@gaufrid1956]

I learned recently that squids rarely fossilize because their bodies have a very high percentage of ammonia. This provides them with the required buoyancy to be free-swimmers, rather than bottom dwellers. The downside is that the ammonia also means that when the animal dies and its body decomposes, the body falls apart, which is why unlike the octopus, complete squid fossils rarely exist.

[@WarPigstheHun]

That also means there explosive right!? 💣

[@laughingcrownlosebitter9029]

tell me what animal ture talk like our language

[@gaufrid1956]

@@laughingcrownlosebitter9029 ha ha ha here in Mindanao we say "nukus"!

[@hailmammonmoments7568]

I watched that episode, too. 😎

[@littlemochi2399]

Wow, the more you learn!

[@Torrential_games]

the fact that there has so far been six mass extinctions I'm surprised there is as much life as there currently is today

[@susancooper651]

Very interesting

[@ruku7505]

Give it a couple thousand to million years

[@JaneAria]

Over 99%of all life has died out, we are seeing less than 1% of it right now

[@smokiemcbongwater3184]

Believe that if you want lol

[@deepdirt]

@@smokiemcbongwater3184 what do you know something scientists don’t, Mr. Bongwater?

[@animefever7387]

"A face only a mother could love " That was hilarious 😂😂😂😂

[@Jacobisthebestatfortnite]

So true

[@OliLill-w6d]

TRUE, HAMBURGER, CHEESEBURGER BIG MAC WHOPPER, HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER BIG MAC WHOPPER

[@IsraelVlogs717]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IsraelVlogs717]

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[@KaoriCabigon-zb4ps]

Fr😂

[@LucasPalYT.Official]

imagine spending your career studying an insect and think you have it, until the next set of scientists just flip it around.

[@Antichristredeemer]

Underrated comment

[@epicgamerdom5367]

What type of flip back flip?

[@greatpirateroberts1669]

Insects were the scariest thing back then in my opinion imagine coming upon what you think is a mountain and all of us sudden ants the size of cars just come out

[@connordzyngel1636]

@@greatpirateroberts1669 don’t make me think ab that

[@Gulabo-bp8xw]

@@connordzyngel1636 yeah I just got that in my head and I can’t get it out

[@adamjohnson4821]

Them: Terror Birds. Me: Give me a saddle I want my Chocobo

[@celestialsoup8284]

lol

[@elloDucky]

Facts

[@minuette1752]

If one could only bring them back to life and unleash them on humanity.

[@ericblechinger5566]

Somewhere out there, theres someone googling chocobo to see what the hell it is. Man I miss ff7 and tactics

[@mrlgreenthunder7138]

Kevin?

[@ypkName]

actually giant squids still exist in the deep part of the ocean

[@bradleyrivera7497]

Oh wow, we have a scientist

[@Benjamin-uz2dx]

@@bradleyrivera7497 i i op

[@kidkrew]

yeah im pretty sure all these ocean creatures still exist just we haven't see them.

[@heuvelke1065]

@@kidkrew just talking about giant squids. Just calm down a little.

[@alaskanmoose8522]

Hell they’re off the coasts of Baja.

[@hassoon7687]

I am finishing my major on geology with electives focusing mostly on paleontology, and as a heads up whatever you see in the video is almost completely speculative. Offcourse there is a chance the speculation can be right on some things more than others. For all we know scientists could be be mostly definitely wrong on what they actually look like, and I say this with a high level of confidence. They could be more terrifying than they actually seem from their bone structure or quite harmless than it seems. So watch the video for the fun of it and take it with a grain of salt.

[@MikadoYuma]

Glad to see another skeptic.. I'm especially annoyed with the case of the Andrewsarchus.. it's laughable that they even bothered to build an anatomy only from the top a skull. They probably wouldn't claim it as fact, but scientists have done that before and been wrong.

[@thespacething-rad]

party pooper.

[@grimmjow8884]

Any Ark: Survival Evolved players here? You know all of these.

[@milk_bottle12]

Lol I love ark

[@Nobody-rz8tv]

Yea I love ark

[@quixz3113]

Hi

[@grimmjow8884]

@@quixz3113 lmao. You changed what you wrote.

[@lightfurya2087]

I knew some of these thanks to chased by dinosaurs

[@jefferygoldthorpe919]

Just to really add to the terror, especially for the sea going creatures, to prove something is extinct you have to have full knowledge of the surface (and underwater zones) of the planet at all times. Therefore some of these creatures could be still alive. You see, it might not be that no-one has seen one in ages, its just that no-one has seen one and lived.

[@SimonaShine]

Thanks a lot. Now I won't go swimming ever again 🤣

[@juan_XD-hp2gi]

That's what scares me the most

[@watwrongwichu2578]

With technology now ppl should like be live streaming while searching for underwater creatures lmao 🤣 at least if they get ate we see what happens

[@SESK98]

@@watwrongwichu2578 You can't live stream from the bottom of the ocean lol

[@watwrongwichu2578]

@@SESK98 oh shit u right lmao

[@aleksdreeve8878]

Subnautica game designers be like “WRITE THAT DOWN. WRITE THAT DOWN “

[@Visxyia]

Facts.

[@johneastman96]

Yes facts lol🤣

[@CrazyDino698]

Exactly

[@personwhoishere4796]

I love Subnatica lol.

[@TR33333E]

Ahh I see you are a cultured human, it is rare to come by one

[@pinkpearl9969]

this is a really scary fact to know some humans are scared of dinosaurs but we never really knew what the dinosaurs were scared of

[@Dinobot444]

Other dinosaurs

[@Kittens-12]

Dinosaurs where scared of the apex predator from the place and the time the Dino your talking about is. For apex predators their fear would be large herbivores since they could get injured from hunting some large herbivores. The large herbivores where scared of the apex predators

[@L47M]

There is nothing more terrifying than horse-sized insects.

[@muf03ry]

Yeah

[@daphne4983]

Humongous centipedes..

[@synny_playz6226]

@Keighan Marshall no

[@ALEX-on1eo]

@Aqish Mare lol the Andrew animal is like a mix of a hyena+fox/wolf+horse+hippo

[@tiffanyjiang8113]

@Nancy Flr So you're saying you don't eat cow, pig, chicken and other animals you eat? Where you get your protein hun? :)

[@sonrykon5413]

“Here a some animals scarier than dinosaurs” *shows an adorable capybara*

[@FIVExTIGERS]

I legit didn’t find ANY of these critters ‘scary’ Most of them are goofy/comical looking as all hell. 🤣

[@mrbagel6715]

@@FIVExTIGERS same

[@rezanthedudeduder9501]

@@FIVExTIGERS *You get cooked in couldron on sticks by fish tribe*

[@aquasky1138]

“Rodents of Unusual Size? I don’t think they exist.”

[@yazzythecattyweirdo188]

@@rezanthedudeduder9501 fish sticks....yummy

[@BeardedBaldGuy87]

These days, you've got to watch out for KAREN-potamus.

[@jroll5858]

Gotta watch out for the Sharonda-saurus too. They can be very loud & disruptive

[@dankimayong1455]

😂😂lol

[@asmrfan5433]

Burrr her with the dinosaurs: EXCUSE ME YOUR SCARING MY CHILD NO EXCEPTIBLE!!!!!

[@solomonkane6442]

5ft in height and 10ft of hair with a viscous disposition

[@thegoldeyjar]

They are a very wild species!

[@ginnydare13]

Woah, this is really cool! Really love it! Please make a sequel! :D

[@Exoskeleton2921]

‘Titanoboa’ Suddenly, the Ark players quivered in fear

[@brettperonto2219]

Ain’t got shit on the fear terror birds bring. 😂 Hate those sons of bitches. Sea scorpions too.

[@Lamine27-aep]

Bro I can relate I have 3000hours on ark lol

[@Lamine27-aep]

No cap on ark poc I got glitched in 4 terror birds and lost a freshly bread giga and a wyvern egg lol

[@potatopotato4038]

@@brettperonto2219 eurypterids are fucking horrible god I hate those things so much but for terror birds you can just ar them or you can get on a mount but if they surprise you and you don't have good weapons/ mounts you are super dead

[@wikichicken9787]

Never

[@sujiss]

For those who didn't know, the thumbnail is charybdis from greek mythology, one of the primary obstacles for Odysseus in book 12 of The Odyssey.

[@alden2826]

I discovered that when I am in the ocean, my reactions to a piece of seaweed touching my leg and a Megalodon attacking me are exactly the same

[@JunkBondTrader]

I'll spaz out and there doesn't even need to be seaweed. Mental fish are just as real as physical fish.

[@marymargaretblumhorst5359]

If you had your leg touched by a megalodon I can’t see how you have time to sit and write anything!Aren’t you surrounded by the press constantly! You had an experience that certainly should have been Big News! Darn, I have not heard about this earth shattering event! Please, publicize at once!

[@chadster9576]

@@marymargaretblumhorst5359 he’s joking

[@Outlive9660]

@@marymargaretblumhorst5359 They’re saying that they have an overreaction from things that touch them in the water, because when something touches you where you can’t see it, it could be almost anything.

[@oragamimaster2010]

how do you know what a megalodon feels like

[@meagantodd548]

Thank you for making this video because I love mysteries like this

[@loaches80]

Thank you so much for adding the metric data, this makes it much easier for the rest of the world to really appreciate the sizes etc. This was a great overview. Subscribed!

[@S_MrWeeb]

chocobos but deadly

[@elitemetropolice4551]

%75 of theese “facts” are fake.

[@ericccrose]

@@elitemetropolice4551 dang u must have took like 2 days to research and do the math that 75% are fake

[@elitemetropolice4551]

@@ericccrose no. i just know. i am a future biologist. i watched these bcuz i want to see how fake it was. and the last part REALLY pissed me off. the kraken and the 5% eXpLoReD shit.

[@johannaestes1480]

@SeebeeFan why the neck are you even here? Just keep the info to yourself.

[@ElBuffTeddy]

I wish teachers could teach us this efficiently

[@davygspot]

Too busy pushing there democratic beliefs

[@laurencortez1562]

@@davygspot way to find a way to bring up Democrats lol

[@rezanthedudeduder9501]

Like stop having you go in wikipedia and make a powerpoint where all you talk about the shark's mouth and getting an approval

[@charlesagarcya]

@@nikloklaj9685 yeah that's the thing about indoctrinization you don't even realize it's happening to you.

[@saskapiznerova823]

they do in england- wales- rhyl!!!!

[@Punkichu]

Imagine the amount of undiscovered creatures laying burried deep in the most inhabitable of places, where humans could never spent time to dig. shame really, we have learned so much in such a short period of time, yet there is SO much more that is left unknown. esp those strange creatures still alive deep in the undiscovered ocean! It's all so fascinating

[@netcoms197]

u have learned nothing, execpt how to be lied to by the mainstream media

[@StaticBlaster]

In fact, I would argue "extraterrestrials" live deep in the ocean.

[@Ariandcrew]

I used to watch so many of these videos, thanks for making my childhood be amazed

[@JIMBOSLICE1222]

I used to be so scared

[@ycsimko9181]

Do a “What animals other people in the future would feel lucky that went extinct, but existed today” video?

[@sausageman6621]

1. Humans

[@asmrfan5433]

Ooo

[@amadraccoon2479]

mosquitos and roaches. tho they prolly arent going extinct anytime soon

[@queenleo3238]

@@amadraccoon2479 roaches survived nuclear bombs. They will not die off with just anything

[@mebutreallyfreaky3846]

I didnt got it before now i got it and that would be cool

[@AndreBrickwork]

Outstanding. Editing must've taken months. I think an award is overdue.

[@lifebeingdii9508]

lol right I was looking at his videos all day(no exaggeration) his voice is calming and the edits got me thinking he might be a movie editor in real life😂

[@_DustDust]

Lol

[@luckyluke6104]

True

[@injunsun]

And yet, he got Arthropleura's name wrong, and nobody caught it.

[@babyblu44]

I agree

[@atticus2581]

Something I find interesting is contemplating what aliens might look like. Size wise I mean. They could be giants, they could be ant sized, The may very well be as tall as sky scapers. They might be evolved from insects, mammals, fish...... And basically anything other than mammals I find pretty terrifying.

[@turtlejeepjen314]

I totally agree!!! I’ve thought about that, & wondered the same thing, too!!!

[@valatiea7416]

Italian size

[@joshuatucker2521]

And who can say if life on their planet even evolved like ours! Carbon based lifeforms may be very odd to them! Or maybe they are like sentient jelly fish that live in liquid methane! I bet they would be equally as surprised by how we look, eat, breed etc. OR.. maybe all critters end up looking and functioning very similar despite having evolved on another world. It's fair to imagine any living sentient being would need to be able to take in energy in order to fuel thought. That would likely be through gathering light, or absorbing minerals, gases, and/or consuming materials. Their bodies would need to be able to survive the pressure of an atmosphere or living under water. Therefore they would likely have a "skin" of some kind, appendages for gathering energy and movement (unless they are telepathic and control a horde of Ape creatures that do their bidding and build their spaceships 🤔). So its possible Nature tend to build similar structures due to environmental pressures, no matter where life starts. I can't wait to find out one day!

[@zacworkman8027]

@@joshuatucker2521 specially when theirs elements similar to carbon like silicon which has almost the same chemical make up meaning it could be used as a substitute ingredient for dna and life on titan saturns moon there is alot of silicon and there could be silicon based life forms there

[@dblum]

@@joshuatucker2521 I would assume they have thumbs or thumb like body parts. Because thumbs were the start of human evolution. Well, at least the aliens that develop technology would have thumb like body parts. There could obviously be planets without technology. There could be creatures that could dominate their planets like how dinosaurs and sharks dominated earth. I would assume that if aliens visited earth in spaceships, they would have thumbs. It is interesting to think about. But I would assume they would be very different from humans.

[@WatchThisPodcast948]

The Fact That The Mosasaurus Was Real Is Crazy

[@strongestbattlegroundsuser-l3q]

I love the line “the face only a mother can love”

[@lucascamarasa2081]

It's absolutely crazy to think that some of these creatures lasted for millions of years before going extinct, and even some of them lasted hundreds of millions of years and still exist today (Crocodiles, sharks) but humans have roamed the Earth for about a few hundred thousand years and we're already destroying the planet.

[@countygirl_k511]

The earth is actually less than 10000 years old

[@smooth585]

@@countygirl_k511 No

[@nathen4171]

@@countygirl_k511 You can’t be serious…

[@nocontext9635]

@@countygirl_k511 bruh earth have been survived for years and there's no way that it's been 10000 years

[@baaiiimmmm]

@@countygirl_k511 of couse the earth is less than 10000 years old it's 2021 years old, almost 2022 years old

[@drewsify552]

I would chose the kraken to be brought back because it would probably be deep and unseen like current giant squids

[@kavishaKingstonRavi]

Yes

[@cashpalmer1525]

I choose Andrew circus then they will maybe hunt out Tigers and lions and snakes or kill Scavengers And I know dire wolfs ain’t on this list but I vote for em

[@greentomato1993]

There true

[@woodybrando9665]

I vote for more dios to be brought back smh

[@NageGames]

I vote for pillar man to brought back so they can make more stone mask and do more awaken poses

[@Ur_fav_brunette913]

If any of you are wondering, I’m pretty sure the “sea monster” in the thumbnail is a Greek mythological monster called Charybdis, pronounced karbdis

[@izzaaziz7058]

[@Shadow-jn9yv]

Thank you! I'm tired of this clickbaity bullshit where they tease you with something only to never refer to it again. No subscription from me for that reason.

[@Ur_fav_brunette913]

@Shadow-jn9yv I know right! Me too. I would like to actually learn about the Charybdis even if it wasn’t real because I love Greek mythology but then I’m just disappointed

[@Assasinatorization]

I was about to say "Leviathan'' at first. but then realised charybdis.

[@Light-ts5td]

coyote if he was alive 300 million years ago: TODAY WE WILL GET BIT BY A TITANABOA!

[@mohammedhasanainnajafi9981]

LMAO

[@fullglorywr8322]

Hahaha!

[@rezanthedudeduder9501]

Coyote: Alright so we're at the zone, damn look at the leaves- *fucking dies*

[@yazzythecattyweirdo188]

Jesus fricken...

[@navysealsmilitary1]

also coyote WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN if they were still alive

[@andsprite3034]

"The result is a 16-foot-long, 6-foot tall vision of pure nightmare fuel..." *ad with large woman plays*

[@NSK_ArK]

LMAOOOOOO

[@AlexDrawzCrud]

Hahaha

[@Dan-xy4iq]

Lmaooo

[@iurhviusdfavhi]

Fitting that is 80% of mens nightmares road block in real life every day causing male depression on a mass scale like we have never seen before in our history, so its not too far off.

[@lauraguidry3444]

LOL

[@somniato7759]

“A face only a mother could love” My man Dunky just can’t win

[@jaxsdanceroom2209]

😢😢😢

[@michaelflowers6048]

It's amazing how scientists and paleontologist imagine all these creatures with only a few bones lol

[@johnnysauve3050]

it is amazing but they generally use animals today that are related to said creatures in order to assume size and weight and even what the rest of the body could look like.

[@michaelflowers6048]

@@johnnysauve3050 could look like but not necessarily look like. Without a complete skeleton you have no complete bone structure in which to determine exactly what the animal look like.. there are some instances where they only have a few foot bone fragments and they try to imagine what the whole animal looks like

[@NoraJohnson-wk5fw]

They have good imaginations.ha

[@rudeanne]

Ok I know this is supposed to be “scary” but I can’t stop looking at that jaekelopterus and thinking, man that’d go great with a nice butter sauce. If it was still alive the cost of crustaceans would be wayyyy lower 🦞🦞

[@Mr.Crawlyo]

Lobster used to be extremely cheap in 1930s lol

[@SusieQ12]

OMG OMG OMG I CRAKED UP LAUGHING AND ITS 3 AM LOL

[@Letthembelightpeaceonelove]

Or you could just leave them alone to their survival mode because they’ve never hurt you and they don’t have thousands of plant foods to choose from and grocery stores/ restaurants.

[@MrMicklethal]

@@Letthembelightpeaceonelove Jaekelopterus are *_extinct_* ... it's a non-issue.

[@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus]

I see a super-size mornay coming on!

[@casualwoomy]

Everybody gangsta till the shark wields a chainsaw

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@godsoffice5714]

Chainsaw shark! chainsaw shark! chainsaw shark!

[@Mae_wtf]

@Ellie P lol

[@진지운]

69 likes nice

[@godsoffice5714]

@@진지운 and you decided to ruin it.

[@ChuzzleFriends]

0:29 Dunkleosteus 2:37 Helicoprion 4:42 Phorusrhacidae 6:24 Platybelodon 8:24 Andrewsarchus 10:25 Titanoboa 12:38 Jaekelopterus 14:35 Phoberomys Pattersoni 16:24 Hallucigenia 18:32 Arthropleura 20:24 Mosasaurus 22:44 Kraken? (Triassic Squids) ----- 1:24 *Yep, definitely not a fussy eater like Kurt Godel, the Dumb Darwin Award Winner from an earlier video.* 3:24 *Top 10 funniest clips from Be Amazed* 4:36 *...because it's a whole pile of NOOOPE.* 5:54 *....ooh-ouch!* 7:28 *The big platybelodon that ate the vegetation was still eating before it ate the vegetation. Perhaps it was eating more?* 16:02 *The OLD Be Amazed Face?*

[@riverspoortatse6556]

thanks dude

[@Star-xo4ir]

Tysm

[@25kubalok]

It's in the description

[@EriSenshur]

@@25kubalok probably because of this guy

[@hartwinstein7434]

You, Sir, are awesome. Thank you!

[@jacksonwanyoko273]

"and a face only a mother could love" 😂😂that's harsh💔

[@prettyboy1970]

Animals could grow incredibly large millions of years ago because there was 30% oxygen in the atmosphere as opposed to about 21% today.

[@Katzenheimer007]

Indeed

[@KronosGodwisen]

I need to start taking more O2 and pushing elephant seals around. They're not the boss of me.

[@shinymud7]

People that make guesses like these are idiots! I’m not much of a historian but I do know the planet earth is only Aamir thousands of years old! Read the Bible it has all kinds of facts that have been tried to be disproved and cannot be. It’s called the flood, yes the great global flood. Now think about that. The flood has all the answers you need! Stick to the facts Jack. Just the facts. No hypothesis, no assumptions, no guessing! This will tick off a lot of you folks because it’s the truth and you already know it but refuse to publicly admit it!

[@looney4206]

@@shinymud7 I second this

[@viablespade]

KB bro the Bible is fake it was made by people who need to rely on an imaginative higher power that "controls everything" to live their everyday lives.. stop wasting your sundays on bible study or going to church and do something that actually contributes to something in your life. God is fake and the Bible is fake. Get over yourself.

[@janakracmarova7843]

Helicoprion is one of my favourite prehistoric animals, I love sharks and this specialized specie is just amazing. Those "circular saw blade" teeth were for cracking shells of crustaceans (like Ammonites) it was like nutcracker. Those small teeth in lower jaw were "stored" premmature teeth, when fully grown teeth fell of new ones moved in mouth and took their place (it's similar like our era sharks teeth works, they have multiple sets of teeth in rows which move forward when front line fall off)

[@24KGoldbackGorilla]

So did the circular saw blade teeth really rotate like this video mentioned? I just get confused thinking about it, it's a simple concept but the jaw would have to be free moving without being 'hinged' or connected by muscle/tissue to the skull in order to rotate/spin. Otherwise you'd have a jumbled mess of twisted muscle whenever the jaw attempted to rotate. Maybe I'm thinking too far into it.😄

[@cristianshearer4657]

@@24KGoldbackGorilla wondering same thing XD

[@doratheexploder286]

@@24KGoldbackGorilla yeah, the circulating teeth is of course nonsense.

[@janakracmarova7843]

@@24KGoldbackGorilla it did not rotate :D it just moved with lower jaw. It kind of work like a saw, because those teeth are tilted inside, so when this shark bite and open and bite again it kind of moved through the prey like saw blade, if you know what I mean. It would be better showed on some animation.

[@deftones8717]

@@janakracmarova7843 def one of my favorites as well. Such a fascinating creature! I do hope scientists are correct about the placement and function of the teeth though, since it’s really just speculation.. but it makes the most sense out of the other guesses.

[@nugsymalone1247]

Ill tell you what, if my chickens were scaled up to like 9 ft tall, I'd be genuinely worried

[@adaman.shr.3538]

@Reem ElKaouakibi well duh if I'm correct then if their body growth at that heights then they may start developing bioweaponic evolutionary body part like stronger bones sharper claws longer reach and jump distance hell even sharper senses

[@adaman.shr.3538]

@Reem ElKaouakibi after some time of infighting and survival yes they would

[@nugsymalone1247]

@Nancy Flr I'm finding it difficult to disagree with you lol

[@nugsymalone1247]

@Reem ElKaouakibi If humans just vanished, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a period of quick evolution among certain species. But yea, without humans around, species going extinct due to other species is just natural selection

[@davidevans7477]

Mhmmm, chicken. Honey, grab the shotgun! We eating for the next week!

[@TaylorsVersion-13-22]

It’s crazy how this thumbnail was really good but also NOT clickbait

[@Nagichan]

For anyone interested in this kind of stuff, I can recommend Cage of Eden which features several of these extinct animals:)

[@SilvianaRMS]

thank you

[@yazwal9169]

im not interested

[@mrrandommeme63]

I am

[@mheannethony]

Every prehistoric animal: terrifiying beasts capable of destroying whole groups of other animals Terror bird: ebil chimkeen

[@sharathchandra2381]

Kk

[@Michael_Archer78]

chocobo of death

[@FoxyPlayz1129]

Kk

[@spupybawl5265]

"terror birds and titanoboa" Me: *ARK flashbacks*

[@OG-_-JDM_-]

Indeed

[@mickman8124]

That's what I was thinking about lol

[@fughnut]

Same

[@zcapps86]

Huu

[@herohamza1196]

I don't get it

[@MarcusHaynes-p7w]

wow, this video is super interesting and really well put together! i never thought about some of these creatures before. but honestly, i feel like the comparison to dinosaurs is a bit unfair. sure, some of these animals were fierce, but dinosaurs have this iconic status that makes them more fascinating. what do you all think?

[@marianightkitty2995]

There are so many ancient creatures that pokemon never thought of making into a pokemon. that elephant had been an excellent fossil pokemon.

[@gunnara6044]

Scariest animal: Humans, we can pretty much kill anything. 2nd place:Dogs, you gotta be some badasses if you live with the deadliest organism on earth.

[@lennychorn147]

Don't forget cared for and protected by that deadly organism.

[@debangan]

Don't forget the cats who lead these "Humans" by the nose.

[@cydneyb8934]

Third place: cats Forth place: buggies... Fifth place: gold fish...

[@gunnara6044]

@Goatface42 Yeah but most non domesticated animals scare humans

[@deviancepurplehaze6045]

No, it is not the dog that is the second plaxe but THE CAT. You gotta be extremely badass to enslave the most dread animal on the planet.

[@capuron926]

Platybelodon be like: "Ah so you don't like my teeth, huh. HOW ABOUT THIS! **transformed into an elephant**

[@oldgregg6210]

*everyone liked that*

[@Crusader11119]

Pokémon evolution

[@annalatzer44]

The editing in this video is sooo funny, I love it. Thank you guys for the great vid.

[@lolsaidthescorpionlmao]

I really apreciate that you convert to meters for us, great video.

[@robertandrews6915]

Or you could use this thing called a brain and convert yourself. 1 meter equals about 3 feet, more like 3.3 feet but 3 works for estimating. Simple. Same thing with kilogram to pounds. 1 kilo equals about 2 pounds, 2.2 to be exact. Or you could do something like 5 kilo equals 11 pounds so if something is 20 kilos it would be 44 pounds.

[@lolsaidthescorpionlmao]

@@robertandrews6915 I see no reason to memorize that when in my country we don't use dummy units of measurement, if I really need to convert something I just Google it. (Edit: I almost forget that yt is very sensitive)

[@shawnsms29]

Sea scorpion? More like giant lobster 😋 doesn’t matter how large, humans will find a way to eat it lol

[@danymanz814]

lol

[@debabratahoare9260]

Especially in china

[@YT911YT]

I am pretty sure Chinese people will eat all of them

[@mr.archer4119]

Lol yummy

[@shawnsms29]

@@YT911YT lol there are some cultures that eat giant rodents too.

[@turtleo4732]

I just now realized that it's hard to find the fossil of something with no bones thanks to this video. I feel stupid now.

[@HeatherJRedhead]

Fossilised plants are fairly common.

[@turtleo4732]

@@HeatherJRedhead I mean octopuses and squid

[@sujithsujithsudhakaran5788]

@@turtleo4732 it is possible if the animal was frozen to death and remains so like wooly mamoths and wolfs

[@Kalpesh_Patel73]

@@turtleo4732 fun fact the plural form of octopus is octopi.

[@WorthyMissJ]

That's not entirely true. They have found the fossils of cartilaginous fish and even fossilized slugs and soft tissued water dwelling animals. It depends on how fast decomposition and tissue mineralization took place as well as temperature and depth of sediment where the body fell.

[@JessicaLumaban]

great video, really enjoyed the insights and unique perspective you brought to the table! but honestly, while some of these animals are indeed intimidating, I can’t help but feel like the dramatization makes them seem scarier than they actually were in their ecosystems. dinosaurs had their own kind of terrifying presence that still captivates people today. what do you guys think?

[@vijaisuraj4700]

Are you sure the Ostrich isn't a terror bird?

[@laurahall5218]

Ostriches do bite but not very hard. I got bit in my local zoo when I sat down on the stones outside their enclosure. I think he thought my fruit print leggings might actually be edible.

[@valenwood6299]

Was deffs a terror bird! . Can't believe humans actually lived through that

[@godemperorlech5422]

Seriemas.

[@vijaisuraj4700]

@Reem ElKaouakibi that's comforting to know🙃

[@neilhannay7596]

@@valenwood6299 humans did but they didn't maybe they where tasty!

[@jesspoet]

Makes you wonder, what part is hypothetical and what beasts actually existed before carbon dating we are capable of.

[@gamincaimin9954]

Carbon dating can bring us back to the beginning, but nothing was found over 3.5 billion years ago, finding micro fossils of bacteriae, multi-cellular life began 2.7. billion years ago with stromatolites, There were some creatures around Hallucigenia’s time that were creepy like Anomalocarus and Opabinia, but it’s safe to say we can carbon date every rock on Earth in solid form.

[@user-roninwolf1981]

Carbon dating can only take us up to 10,000 years ago; we're going to need something with an even longer half-life than Carbon-14, such as Argon isotopes.

[@hriatapc6067]

@@user-roninwolf1981 ummm what's a carbon dating 😂

[@user-roninwolf1981]

@@hriatapc6067 😐 You're kidding me, right?

[@hriatapc6067]

@@user-roninwolf1981 um serious 😂

[@jpbwolfvlogsandmore7898]

I'd bring back none they would add to my fear of the ocean

[@ladymacbethofmtensk896]

The worst thing likely to be found in the ocean is Great Cthulhu.

[@cancerouskid2518]

@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 That’s the best thing to find, real life hentai monster

[@ladymacbethofmtensk896]

@@cancerouskid2518 Let me guess...you have lost all will to live and want humanity to suffer as the world ends?

[@meatballsandwich5329]

@@cancerouskid2518 thats so fucking cringy

[@cancerouskid2518]

@@ladymacbethofmtensk896 Yes, how’d you know?

[@kxi.z]

if my nightmares existed I'd have anxiety 24/7.

[@Fenderbot2012]

9:24 It was scary, until it started walking 😂

[@richardbell7678]

My candidate for a very scary animal comes to mind indirectly. The pronghorn antelope is a herbivore that lives on the Canadian Prairies. They can run 70 kilometers per hour. This is not the cheetah's "70 miles per hour", as the cheetah can only maintain its burst of speed for much less than a minute. The pronghorn antelope can run a distance of 70 kilometers in about an hour. This feat of long distance running allows the pronghorn antelope to hide from predators behind the curvature of the Earth. What was the pronghorn antelope evolved to run from? Whatever applied the selection pressure to make the pronghorn antelope run as fast and as far as it can has got to be in the running for "Scariest Animal, Ever".

[@blakeharris58]

Ancient cougars I’m sure. Those, or Graboids😆😆😬

[@midaz7]

humans in cheap, smokey cars

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

There was an American cheetah who fed on pronghorn antelope. The predators are long extinct but the pronghorn are still with us.

[@palingoebel4361]

I live less than a mile away from the world-known Mazon Creek Fossilbeds, and it is known for rare fossils, so rare, it is only found near where I live in Illinois; the giant cephalopods were known as Tullimonstrum, aka Tully Monster.

[@ianavina6981]

That’s a cool place to live by

[@joshua.cullen69]

Yeah

[@vinpot3636]

BE AMAZED U r the smartest man that ever existed on the humanity Earth or the universe

[@Kerry-AnneLive]

I live In a sharks mouth

[@palingoebel4361]

@@ianavina6981 I know, right? BTW from my knowledge they have a fossil of it on display at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History.

[@ShadowWinds_0]

Terror Bird: Hey Ma Look A Chocobo

[@ShadowWinds_0]

Ma: That's Nice Dear

[@TheGrimTemplar]

Anyone who has played Ark: SE looks at this list goes "I seened it"

[@dankmaster9503]

Exactly

[@katiebear3715]

😂

[@freedragon3050]

No one is saying "seened it"

[@Crimson63194]

I'm playing that map at the moment and they scare me even when I am flying my argie

[@katiebear3715]

@@freedragon3050 obviously Arex778 is😂 and I am also, sooooooo... Ur wrong😂

[@IDontWannaHandleYT]

I wonder how many of these fossils have been found. Like humans, I’m sure some genetic mutations or some kind of disease could’ve caused some of these animals to be bigger than usual. If something millions of years from now found a fossilized human that was 8’ tall, they might assume it’s not the same species as the normal sized humans.

[@lisaroberts2929]

0_0 bruh

[@elitemetropolice4551]

What you are just saying is just increadibly dumb. There was no apes before the holocene begun. Humans are apes. oh and also: present humans are bigger than the prehistoric humans.

[@IDontWannaHandleYT]

@@elitemetropolice4551 k

[@kyth3slyguy620]

Also to add to this cavemen wernt hunched back the first on they found had arthritis

[@GodlordBazi]

That's actually a known problem with many life forms we have very few fossils of. During the 20th centuary, archeologists have classified fossils of the same animal as different species, which later turned out to be just adult and infant versions of the same animal. Now with DNA testing, it's a bit easier to avoid such mistakes, but there again we have to be lucky enough to find mumified remains rather than fossils, cause otherwise there wouldn't be enough genetic material left to analyse the findings properly.

[@Tuxedo-nx5uz]

Correction: Terror Birds Are Actually Called Keleken/s.

[@drunkendevil6960]

Wait.... What? Really?

[@Tuxedo-nx5uz]

@@drunkendevil6960 Indeed.

[@afterthoughts00]

₦₳ⱨ ₮ⱨɇłɽ jʉ₴₮ ₣ⱡ₳₥ł₦₲ø₴

[@CuddyClipssss]

Same shit

[@the_bbc395]

@@CuddyClipssss A more articulate sentence was never uttered

[@katietaylor2768]

Hey there! 🌟 I just watched your "Largest Dinosaurs" video, and it was absolutely mind-blowing! 🦕 The way you presented the information with such enthusiasm and captivating visuals kept me glued to the screen. Your content is truly amazing, and I really enjoyed it. I liked and subscribed to your channel without hesitation. Looking forward to your next video! 🎉

[@FidelEdwards-zc6hu]

Thanks for sharing your positive energy. It's infectious!

[@Algenie]

"Life would be much more difficult if dinosaurs had stuck around." Never has a sentence given me such intense fight of flight.

[@Brown-Egg-.]

Flight of flight💺🛫✈🛩🛬💺🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃💃

[@Algenie]

@@Brown-Egg-. I can't believe we both typo'd it wrong. LOL

[@Brown-Egg-.]

@@Algenie lol

[@ingela_injeela]

I believe they did stick around, but eventually became extinct, because humans killed them. Just think of all the ancient stories - even cave paintings and stone etchings - of dinosaurs from all over the globe. They were called dragons then.

[@marcvandermeyden8000]

i think we would be surprised how at how much easier it would be to navigate arround dino's then we would think,a t rex was probably mostly a scavanger so they dont realy hunt much,raptors would most likely go for smaller creatures then people specialy people in groups. so al we need to worry about is the flesh eaters in between the raptors and t rexes and maybe some big meat eating birds,back in the day shure it would be a challange but today with all the weapons we got they dont have a chance. the scarriest and most violant creature on earth is humanity.

[@RowdyLowdy]

No, 200 million years from now: “Instagramosaurus had the ability to completely change its appearance from hideous to beautiful with a single click!”

[@nekofericherry9373]

Ya know. The scary thing about all this is what if the sea dwellers still do exist since we haven’t even explored 10% of the ocean.

[@neonrazelsucgang4442]

Do ya really gotta bring that up now?

[@Crusader11119]

I mean I used to be scared of lakes and oceans, don’t make me feel that again

[@ZEN-oq4og]

@@Crusader11119 hehe Mariana trench and devil's triangle are laughing at us

[@Crusader11119]

@@ZEN-oq4og good thing im never going to either of those places

[@surprisedshelf4922]

pretty sure by 10% of the ocean scientists mean that by only explored 10% of the ocean floor

[@BurrisNicholasRockton]

These stuff are even more creative than any hybrid animals I ever came up with XD

[@kawaiicorgiisme2562]

Fun fact: a blobfish has a face a mother wouldnt even love

[@impulsewraith3419]

Thats because all the blob fish you have seen on the surface are dead ones because they went too high they look different in their natural habitat

[@eahenry4280]

Just like my mom

[@kawaiicorgiisme2562]

@@impulsewraith3419 its a joke? :l

[@impulsewraith3419]

@@kawaiicorgiisme2562 yeahnim just giving facts here even inctheir natural habitat they are ugly

[@kawaiicorgiisme2562]

@@impulsewraith3419 ok?

[@denissavgir2881]

@18:37: not fearful, but fearsome. Fearful means they are scared. Fearsome means theyre scary

[@kasperbierringsknudsen2260]

Man... those Titanoboas are a real pain to fight...

[@lucasmccain1334]

I went all the way back then I could looked at doggy the man’s comment ohhhhhhh man

[@SaiSkudios]

Hmmmmm..........Y'know when I read this my brain literally switched to: "ARK: Survival Evolved"???? nah seriously, I may be an idiot but is this an ARK reference

[@amn2760]

Luckily they went extinct, this is one snake we shouldnt revive

[@Leonie-w1z]

What about the thylacine 9:41

[@ninjafish0976]

1:25 Fun fact: they could create air vacuums with their mouths to pull in small fish. It’s like a vacuum cleaner with a shredder.

[@veronicawilliamson4526]

Woah

[@eronj5824]

That’s terrifying

[@tomm.onpawss]

Nice.

[@frozenbinarystudio]

From now on, every time I eat chicken I will say "Yea, you're not so big and tough now are you?"

[@andyausman2139]

Good 1 lol

[@nguyenhien-dd3rk]

Ilon

[@nguyenhien-dd3rk]

Millkfhcgxbsjzbzz xvj ahxdvdvwvxvxhfjrdvxhcvdwhsjidtkhrjddgxbchjehzhcbsvcjsvzhchshsvsfodla!xnglgodnsch!!!!!!!!!????????????!!!!!!😍😍😇😇😇😘😆😆😆😆😅😅😅😅😅😗😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😐😐😶😉🎧🍋🍓🍓🍓🍓

[@amadeodgiorgio2]

"With a face only a mother can love" Haha, you got me!

[@sanyal-i2u]

lol

[@ReputationSwiftieAlways]

Lol

[@thenameisjoe8177]

😂😂😂🎉

[@M3W3]

Phoberomys… giant capybara …. suddenly it sounds cute .:. Imagine phoberomy ride on dinosaur, oblivious of danger…..

[@Miamiliferentals]

The creator of Walking with Monsters would be triggered by how many animals they copied from the show

[@MisterZig0]

I agree

[@mysecretyoutubeguy6181]

I’ve lnown all these since I was 7.

[@alaric3415]

@Maci Schmitz BBC made walking with monsters and walking with beasts after walking with dinosaurs

[@twisteyhornet8337]

I love how people claim these horrific looking fish creatures went extinct 1 to 200+ million years ago when we have less than 1% of our ocean explored. I quite firmly believe creatures built like that are definitely still in some ocean.

[@rosemaryC4466]

Oh same! There may as well still be aquatic dinosaurs still living in the ocean depths

[@twisteyhornet8337]

@@rosemaryC4466 And those are creatures we've discovered fossils of, there's no telling how many potentially hundreds of sea creatures that could be much more horrifying than these out there lol.

[@Likexner]

I dont think there are ones quite as big, the oxygen levels are simply not the same as they were. There definitely might be some peculiar big fish we dont know about though.

[@twisteyhornet8337]

@@Likexner If that's the case, don't you think certain species have adapted to live in that type of environment? Also have to think about what was already down there however many millions of years ago. There are parts of the ocean we can't even document, and I doubt there's just no living thing passed that point

[@Likexner]

@@twisteyhornet8337 If by adapting to that type of environment you mean getting smaller, then yeah. More oxygen means animals can reach bigger sizes and it works on land as well as in the water.

[@hakualex]

Those people most have been high when naming this animals.

[@tracyutter1874]

Hakualex hahahahahaha

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

seriously so much latin naming garbage,just use basic english

[@nickreagin9585]

@@MGrey-qb5xz Latin is a dead and unchanging language. They use it to prevent modern dialects and slang from messing up the way organisms are named. Parts of the name correspond with certain parts of the species, genus, and what have you of the scientific identification process.

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

@@nickreagin9585 meh it doesn't matter in the end

[@pacific790]

Imagine after a 1000 years- You'd be glad to know that the Bengal Tiger are now extinct. SAD!

[@thegoldenbagofsunchipsisda9697]

7:50 that skull is terrifying

[@danchidex221]

Maybe humans used to be giants as well, at least there have been stories both historical, religious and fictional pointing to such notion. Especially in rainforest regions with high atmospheric oxygen

[@joehumpston7937]

There is such a thing as Gigantism

[@ongdat92]

No, we were monke

[@imjustaguy4340]

There used to be a 12 foot gorilla, dont quote me on that i only hurd of it ones

[@Synixx100]

@@imjustaguy4340 it’s called a megapithicus if I’m not mistaken

[@joehumpston7937]

@@Synixx100 Gigantopithecus. Basically, the original King Kong.

[@gamincaimin9954]

The images shown for Jaekelopterus were actually another sea scorpion, Pterygotus, which was a little smaller than Jaek, but they were very different design wise, Jaek had a more stream line build that thinned near the end and had a long pointed tail, and had two appendages in the front of its face like a vinegaroon, instead of pincers. And Ptery was what was shown

[@jayw9879]

mate, most of the info was incorrect, supposition, and poor research, terrible pronunciations... not good. oh and effing click-baited to hell!!!

[@gamincaimin9954]

@@jayw9879 I posted this for viewers who wouldn't know, I havn't watched this channel since

[@jayw9879]

@@gamincaimin9954 I wont be back either bud. Really irritating when they don't get the very basic info correct. Im dyslexic, and had a very hard time in the 80s in school, however, Dino books actually made me interested in reading. Regardless of our country of origin, the pronunciations are universal, and have a very simple to follow breakdown, Often phenetic as well, yet folks Always fck it up, that and clickbait pisses me off.

[@gamincaimin9954]

@@jayw9879 To be fair, paleontology isn't a super easy to subject to study due to it being largely speculative, conflicting sources, and to an untrained brain, easy to fall for things, props to getting into reading with dyslexia, must be tough.

[@Monicaelliott-k5g]

i really enjoyed this video! it's fascinating to learn about these ancient creatures. but honestly, i think saying some of these animals were scarier than dinosaurs might be a bit of a stretch. sure, they had unique features, but dinosaurs hold a special place in our imaginations. what do you all think?

[@deefrash9806]

Interesting take, but in regards to the so called "Kraken" or giant squid, they have photos of a colossal squid and they are only in the Antartic. Octopus and squid are related but quite different on many levels. The octopus is highly intelligent and is capable of things the squid can't even come close to doing. The squid is basically an eating swimming machine and an octopus is more of a curious and even caring creature. If you haven't seen My Octopus Teacher, I highly recommend it. I'm a bit of a nerd when it comes to cephalopods, especially octopus and squids.

[@jessicacuddy5626]

Be Amazed: Animals don't waste energy on worthless features T-Rex's arms: Am I a joke to you

[@Inaros404]

Carno arms: seriously, is this a game to you

[@jefferyandbob3137]

That’s the reason they are small

[@elitemetropolice4551]

Say that to carnotaurs.

[@builttofuckborntokill9665]

@@jefferyandbob3137 Yeah, right. That's what vestigial means. They weren't useful and started to/disappeared.

[@Arkhigoul]

"If you're scared of snakes" *suspicious looking actor nodding*

[@JuicyVro]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gabrielyeboah621]

Are they real

[@sophiacormany4674]

I love these kind of videos! There very informative and its very interesting to know that these amazing creatures used to exist!

[@marleypeters4758]

Out of all these animals - there is still one that exists today that is far more scarier HUMANS

[@nethercrocodile5859]

Yep

[@yeonjuntwerk6621]

Our mother when we get our school grade Sorry i had to😂😂😂😂

[@easportsitsinthegame38]

wait till you hear about report cards, those are scary

[@Bradmhj]

And harrier 👌👈

[@bryn1063]

Some of them actually did die off us.

[@fr0stbite797]

12:42 Never thought I’d see dungeons and dragons artwork in a be amazed video. Neat.

[@gonkdroid5117]

i love it

[@lettuce7682]

Phoberomys Pattersoni Is a giant CAPYBARA

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

I know most people won't agree.. but I really wish many of these amazing creatures were still around. The big lobster scorpions, the titanaboa, terrorbirds, even the giant centipede thing. Animals are just incredible, I wish I could study these magnificent creatures during their life.

[@kashierr]

I was thinking we were probably these creatures in past lives

[@valatiea7416]

Wowwww. I hope you got strong protection. IMA lock you under ground with them

[@Rowanisnthere]

You would also die while studying

[@kyleeklaus8888]

The best way to do that would probably be keeping those animals in captivity like the raptors in Jurassic World, maybe we can recreate the movies just to study them one day! (Not the escaping part though)

[@notskrub7013]

same. i don't even care about studying them , just wanna see what proportions they actually were and how cool they looked like IRL. just without the giant cockroaches, i'll do without those.

[@LandonHasbrouck]

Who learns more when watching this channel then school?

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Yes

[@jff1813]

Absolutely fascinating - educational and entertaining. FYI, millipedes are not insects (neither are spiders which are arachnids) but arthropods.

[@FidelEdwards-zc6hu]

Your optimism is contagious. Thanks for bringing that to the conversation.

[@Its_nickelby]

This is super cool. It just makes me feel kind of sad how many cool animals went extinct and how boring our animals are now. Born too early to explore space, born too late to discover anything on earth 😔