BIGGEST Beasts from the Ice Age

[@memesdaily5150]

The way you said gigantopithacus is funny.😂

[@poppedweasel]

Your "researchers" clips are hilarious!

[@gtd-sq2pj]

The producer of this does not know the difference between an otter and a beaver.

[@RevSinkiller]

The largest extinct land mammal known was long considered to be Paraceratherium orgosensis, a rhinoceros relative thought to have stood up to 4.8 m (15.7 ft) tall, measured over 7.4 m (24.3 ft) long and may have weighed about 17 tonnes.

[@RevSinkiller]

Oooops, somebody forgot about him.

[@majster7072]

Today Palaeoloxodon namadicus is considered larger.

[@pedrovega3586]

3rd comment on here wish these amazing animals were still around and hopefully we weren't the reason that a majority of them became extinct

[@keeshlon]

Camels store fat, not water.

[@bennynielsen1412]

Why would you show footage of an otter when narrating about beavers?

[@itarry4]

Camels don't store water but fat that they then process.

[@bloomz292]

wheres that Megaloceros

[@chriswells2859]

How did we get from these ice-age giants to todays animals with no links in between and in such a short period of time??

[@trvth1s]

Todays animals are the same as ice age animals. In fact we are still in the ice age but it has been slowly warming up the last 10k years. Also we have had many different ice ages. Believe it or not modern humans, modern lions tigers etc lived in the same time as saber toothed cats like smilodon. Brown bears had tried to come to north America for millions of years but could not because flat faced bears prevented them by filling the niche, but as soon as flat faced bears went extinct brown bears colonized north America

[@ImmortalSynn]

There's a lot of misinformation in this: and camels *do not* store water!

[@reneluna5340]

ImmortalSynn yea lots of misinformation

[@ElephantforEx]

No, camels do store water in their humps.

[@ImmortalSynn]

@@ElephantforEx you are ignorant. No camel (or hell) mammal species stores liquid water in a hump. It's just fat. Fat has high water content, but it's not water in itself.

[@jonathanthomas4182]

2800 lbs is the maximum size for todays American Bison. The Giant Long Horned Bison got up 4500 lbs.

[@trvth1s]

If environment allows it todays bison can get that big through the generations, biomechanically they are very similar. It's not like birds which are avian theropoda, yet they have a major size constraint due to their stance which will never allow them to get as big as non avian theropoda

[@piercearrow199]

Butchered most of the names

[@jayjayspoon8824]

he's not Aussie enough Thylacoleo would have been No1

[@tyrannotherium7873]

You Forgot the American lion

[@michaelwarnock1864]

no dire wolf im ashamed

[@tyrannotherium7873]

And the North American short face bear

[@jaredquinney204]

Cool

[@jdssurf]

These researchers lmao

[@jennibell2736]

You said north America but in the discrition North Africa

[@chesthoIe]

I know you get a lot of pushback for it these days, but thank you for killing all the giant monsters, prehistoric man. I appreciate that there are no more monsters that will eat me.

[@rockinbobokkin7831]

Tiger shark, white shark, crocodile, bear, alligator, wolf, mountain lion, lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard, and pirrahna have all entered the chat

[@trvth1s]

humans did not kill all of them, as invasive species we likely played a big role in Australia but we lived along side the other monsters for hundreds of thousands of years, and other humans for millions of years, but the maximum glaciation event 12k years ago killed off a lot of big herbivores which took out a lot of big carnivores.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

Columbian mammoth also you forgot

[@jamesmitchell6925]

Did you know that asking a question starting with “did you know...” is annoying and pointless since I will know the thing once you get to end of the question? Plus, it’s a little condescending.

[@danielhackman8115]

How would you do if you ran into a giant sloth

[@russwhite3952]

what about the flood of noah

[@Ram-re5em]

I thought it was the Clintons

[@virenvs905]

3:35 giganto pee thicus

[@yudkuf5331]

Why do you use pounds? Not kg, like homo sapiens? You live in other planet?

[@yudkuf5331]

@T OB Sure. I mean- that all the people on our planet use metric system, and only in US continue in using stupid and old systems of measuring

[@mrg466]

There was never a Ice Age!

[@Herminipper]

What did you mean by this?

[@mrg466]

@@Herminipper If your asking me,...I mean Ice Age is B.S.! Evolution B.S.!

[@mattmoilanen3813]

@@Herminipper Don't pay any attention to the Trolls. He clicked on a video of giant animals before the ice age and the best he could come up with is that there was no ice age. That or his Mom-Sister taught him the earth is flat and the ice would just slide off.

[@goldenbro439]

@@mrg466 well we didn't evolve from apes

[@mrg466]

@@goldenbro439 we didn't evolve at all!