WORLD'S BIGGEST T-REX!

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On this episode of Jurassic World Explorers, Coyote, Mark, and Mario team up with Jurassic World Franchise paleontologist Brian Switek, to take a look at the skeletal remains from some of the film’s most iconic dinosaurs. With the Chicago Field Museum’s Hall of Dinosaurs as their prehistoric themed backdrop, we travel from the Jurassic and into the Cretaceous, where ultimately the team gets an exclusive visit with SUE. Hailing as the biggest, best-preserved and most complete T-Rex skeleton ever unearthed, the team is granted special access to film the skeleton while its new exhibit is under construction. We are proud to announce that SUE’s new exhibit within the museum’s Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet will officially be open to the public beginning Friday, December 21, 2018.
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Get ready, we are about to see the WORLD’S BIGGEST T-REX!
Special thanks to Brian Switek for bringing his dinosaur expertise to this episode.
For more information, visit his website: www.brianswitek.net/
Special thanks to the Chicago Field Museum and its incredible staff for hosting the Jurassic World Explorers. To share its scientific and educational mission, The Field welcomes visitors from all over the world every year.
Extra special thanks to: Angelica Lasala, Brandon Peecook and Bill Simpson
For more information, visit their website: www.fieldmuseum.org
This video includes movie footage from the Jurassic World franchise. Viewer discretion advised!
Stay Tuned… Season 2 of Jurassic World Explorers enters production soon! Jurassic World Explorers is truly an adventure 65 Million Years in the making!

[@skiiman534]

If dinosaurs never went extinct *I’m Coyote Peterson and I’m about to* *be* *bitten by a T-Rex*

[@Scyllax]

Itzgood96 Dinosaurs are not extinct as Coyote Peterson stands next to a fossil of the world’s biggest Wishbone.

[@Scyllax]

Corey IVI The Flintstones is not a documentary.

[@T0RNADO7]

I get ur joke!

[@westlamidtown3259]

more like eaten lol

[@spindle_shank]

@Corey IVI If the dinosaurs survived in the first place the small mammals that lived at the time wouldn't even have a chance to develop, so there would be no apes and no caveman

[@YeppyNope]

Coyote really loves dinosaurs, huh? Me too!

[@revoyt570]

Same

[@tgtcc]

Same

[@wulfensteinv262]

Me too ! Mine is the Ankylosaurus and Stegosaurus !

[@Scpgalaxy4325]

Same

[@chamohus1688]

YeppyNope I loved DINOSAURS since I was 4 :D

[@wisewigga7129]

Scientists invent time machine Coyote: how hard is a T-rex bite

[@Fruitypuncho]

coyote: OH I LOST AN ARM mark: you okay?

[@LacrosseWorld]

20XXPunch can you imagine the thumbnail? Haha

[@Oremaln]

its 12800 not 8k lol 6 tons

[@Thomas___]

@@LacrosseWorld what if it was a live stream

[@MUIZILLASAURUS_REX]

Lets say a trex bites u Ots like a elephant fell on u

[@FordGTmaniac]

Sue is no longer the biggest or oldest T-Rex, a specimen was found in Canada named Scotty, he's 43 feet long and about 30 years old. His skeleton is 65% complete and riddled with battle scars.

[@cs77smith67]

How tall was that T-rax?

[@FordGTmaniac]

@@cs77smith67 Not sure, his overall build is very similar to Sue, so I'd say 13 feet tall. Scotty's weight-bearing bones are all bigger and thicker than Sue's though, so it's thought that he weighed nearly 10 tons when he was alive, very heavy for a T-Rex.

[@Scazoid]

@@FordGTmaniac damn boi he thicc

[@keiko1579]

Maybe that's rexy's bones after the battle with the Indominus remember battle scars

[@PP-lu3ok]

@@FordGTmaniac 13 feet? Dude he is so tiny he should be 21 feet tall because a fully grown trex can grow up to 6.1 meters tall which is 20.1 ft tall I think

[@ulipeterson6112]

People underestimate, how rare it is to find the skeletons of certain dinosaurs. And especially one, that is almost complete.

[@2st486]

it has NEVER been found one. these are all reconstructions. there are actually companies specialized in that craft.

[@sinisterthebrother7407]

duallist _ These skeletons are NOT craft. Fossils are everywhere, I’ve even found a small fossil in my backyard. SO many dinosaur fossils have been found. You can’t just go around giving that kind of information like that. It could ruin a child’s education.

[@ulipeterson6112]

@@sinisterthebrother7407 fossils arent everywhere. a lot of fossils have disintigrated over time, because the circumstances in the ground were too bad for preservation. in certain areas, its possible to find some dinosaur bones. but its still hard to find the complete skeleton.

[@2st486]

@@sinisterthebrother7407 just google "how many whole skeleton/skulls has ever been found" and "are dinosaurs skeletons reconstructions"".

[@2st486]

@@sinisterthebrother7407 i suppose you didnt do any research outside textbooks. only relying on what you're been told at school is no education, just programming.

[@frodobaggins6684]

Still remember walking into that museum and seeing Sue for the very first time as a child, heart dropped. Then years later as an adult with my girlfriend, my expression never changed. Truly a wonder of this world.

[@cleverusername9369]

Frodo, I'm glad you found a girl.

[@jw3068]

I had the same feeling

[@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205]

Did Sue eat the ring? Is that why she is so big? Frodo, be careful. BTW I also got to see a T-Rex.

[@gregpettis1113]

@@tyrannosauruszeppelin2205 sue is not a she. It was named after the woman that found it. Sue Hendrickson

[@TyrannoWright]

Sue: *Exists* Scotty: "I'm sorry, little one..."

[@Abensberg]

well scotty isnt THAT much bigger than sue :D

[@gerlynnoelavelarde7430]

...

[@dodoarks3186]

@@Abensberg scotty is bigger but not that big

[@dodoarks3186]

@@gerlynnoelavelarde7430 lol

[@camerondonovan89]

Scotty and sue are simaloer in size. Scotty is alittle longer, and is a heavier dinosaur. But I think the reason he might be calling it the largest trex specimen, is because sue is more complete.

[@mukket]

“The Jurassic World franchise has brought to life the most iconic dinosaurs.” Jurassic Park: Am I a joke to you?

[@Xenosaurian]

They're the same franchise... -.-

[@mukket]

Xenosaurian I know that it was just a joke.

[@tuckrex2038]

@Channel Bryzilla 06 Jokes are meant to be funny

[@plant5875]

@@tuckrex2038 Stfu. People can have different sense of humors

[@MigWith]

yeah men, its jurassic park.

[@gavinkailey332]

The t-rex is my favorite dinosaur

[@dirnova6930]

Same lul

[@rohanplayz4068]

@@ccsh156 same

[@ghostrex6270]

Same.

[@tristancastillo4048]

Baddddddddddddddddddddd boy

[@ramonsalu563]

Chhandita Sahoo yea mine too

[@tristargaming4988]

I’ve seen Sue twice in my life, she is a sight to behold

[@athinaarmym2238]

TriStar Gaming is she big

[@tristargaming4988]

Athina Mohammed indeed she is

[@Sothpawman]

It was never confirmed Sue is a female. They just named the skeleton that

[@ornamenty-y]

why are his dinosaur videos so underrated

[@paleostories_7839]

Ikr

[@rustyblade9366]

I don't think we can actually wrap our heads around the fact that these creatures actually walked around, possibly right where you sit watching this video, some 70 million years ago. We can awe at the idea, but we can't fully comprehend it. Not to mention everything in the 65 million year time period between their extinction and today. Our earth's history is truly magical. Full of wonder and so many stories i'd love to see for myself.

[@Fadingxx]

"I'm Coyote Politerson. Behave, stay mild, we'll see you the next time it's convenient for you."

[@kamalmanzukie]

understandable, have a good day

[@predeficit]

You're wolf jameson, behave, stay cool, we'll go away.

[@xSkye629x]

If anyone doesn't know about Sue, got read about it or watch a vid, it's quite the story

[@erikenn]

My dad painted it's mural. Then when they renovated the person they had redo a section did a terrible job. You can clearly see a difference.

[@southbeachmiamiart895]

Dinosaur 13 is the best documentary ever.

[@troy1207]

She died

[@13thmistral]

we now have a rex called scotty though :p

[@lancasterb79]

Sue was at my city once

[@DiegoHernandez-yl4ow]

It’s unimaginable but amazing to think that these big creatures walked on the same planet as us millions years ago, such a beautiful thing!

[@nightbusters7448]

Coyote gets eaten by a Dinosaur Mark: *describe the pain*

[@pinnesse]

Yeeeeet I live in Chicago! The field museum is AMAZING! My favorite fossil is Sue the Tyrannosaurus Rex

[@BelkanUAV]

You should see thomas the t Rex in la museum soon

[@jen1907]

I live in Chicago as well!!

[@kayla5510]

KaleKit same! I just visited it

[@therealnuggetball]

Meanwhile here in Czech Republic: biggest carnivore fossil: carnotaourus Lol

[@porcu12345]

You have to imagine how big these animals would have been after you added the muscle mass on top; just look at the difference between us and our skeletons!

[@bendythedemonshow]

Tyrannosaurus-Rex is King Of The Dinosaurs and is my Favourite Dinosaur! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🇺🇲💯😎👍🥺🤣😂😆😭😱🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖

[@firechasersparkles2023]

The first time I saw Sue was when I was 7. I was absolutely blown away by how big she was. Many years later during a field trip in 8th grade, my fascination remained and still does today.

[@ExoticsLair]

Going to this place for sure !

[@ItsCreaidan]

Ayeeeee!!! What's good, ExoticLair?

[@treeguardien]

4:04 i'm going to fall And my hands can't stop it

[@lstralz1661]

After 30 years ..when real life science is successfully able to bring back dinosaurs to life ... I am coyote peterson and i am about to enter the bite zone with a tyrannosaurus rex .. Gets eaten alive Mark: are u okay?

[@deviljho4260]

Dead meme

[@GotamaFusion]

@@deviljho4260 no its not

[@johncovarrubias6919]

Lol. Coyote gets eaten alive and Mark asks, “describe your pain?”

[@lstralz1661]

@@johncovarrubias6919 lmao bro haha

[@DanielTubeHQ-DTHQ]

It would be more accurate if it was a velociraptor because you *MAY* live if you loose a hand...

[@elite4702]

*Scientists revive Tyrannosaurus* Coyote: I’ll show you what it’s like to be bitten by a Tyrannosaurus Rex!

[@kermitpedo8009]

"Now were gonna feel the so called 8,000 pounds of bite force from this T-Rex's jaws" coyotes last words

[@therealnuggetball]

Scientists after creating t rex :Hmmm wander what could go wrong * Jurassic park flashback*

[@doxasnike4789]

Guaranteed once-in-a-lifetime experience, no refunds

[@willvipperman8685]

@@kermitpedo8009 12,000 bite

[@greatoutdoors8678]

Wildlife conservation is key but it is amazing that we can resurrect long gone creatures like this

[@treelife2219]

Yes you are so right

[@strangeevidence4308]

We love both of you

[@alexdobo3270]

Thanks for you work

[@kunjiyt5684]

My favourite dinosaur is the thesaurus

[@stickmanblubbles4489]

FTFY the-rezino-saurus

[@sinisterthebrother7407]

StickmanBlubbles there is a Thesaurus. Scientists believe it was the smartest dinosaur ever to exist.

[@mannys4539]

do you think they liked synonym rolls?

[@sinisterthebrother7407]

manny s wait what? 😂

[@kunjiyt5684]

manny s bahahaha good one

[@ChowChol]

Little fact:When a TREX falls on the ground in a battle is known to be a fatal death for it

[@melodiefrances3898]

Say more? I am intrigued. Are they unable to get back up?

[@user-gd5tc8rs1m]

@@melodiefrances3898 lmao with does arms im pretty sure its an upside down turtle when down

[@gergopiroska5749]

It could've get up just as fine if it weren't for it's massive weight Turtles turned upside down get up just fine without any hands

[@nickweltikol4772]

So are you saying the Trex never laid down to sleep? I’m sure it was a struggle to get up with those arms, but I’m sure it could still get up.

[@user-gd5tc8rs1m]

@@nickweltikol4772 maybe they sleep like horses.

[@lonestar275]

The echo in the hall Imagine singing the Halo theme in there

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

Great Video ! 😉 If you like iguana hunting videos you should subscribe the Iguana man🦎🦎🦎

[@MateoK9]

@@Rajtheiguanaman no

[@spiritgate0444]

@@Rajtheiguanaman Pleas don't promote yourself in the comments of another video. It looks tacky....

[@brainsandbraun7834]

IGUANA MAN nice videos

[@thomasmirando3433]

I really like the T-Rex as well.

[@gibio396]

Miguel Goulart I like the allosaurus

[@daniellenesbit6114]

I love Tyrannosaurus Rex

[@awekeningbro1207]

T-Rex also likes you too, too much.

[@AliAhmad-tx2xd]

@@awekeningbro1207 lol

[@robinator652]

Who doesn't lol

[@julianpagano1659]

I had the pleasure of seeing Sue in real life when I was just 9 years old, and it was awesome.

[@bricolasherrer1928]

Coyote really loves dinosaurs.

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

Great Video ! 😉 If you like iguana hunting videos you should subscribe the Iguana man🦎🦎🦎

[@Matamune87]

0:12 This whole story that herbivores are "gentle" needs to end XD

[@larryjohnson150]

Wow, after seeing the size of an actual T-Rex skeleton vs humans you can see how much they exaggerated it for the movies.

[@alpha7even928]

The jurassic park t rex aka rexy is only 45ft long which is 5ft longer than sue.

[@micahbell3075]

@@alpha7even928 that's like a 10 year old child difference.

[@chrisl3780]

Yeah but in movies they make it like 30 feet tall

[@steam1188]

@@alpha7even928 but in the movie it looks way bigger

[@alpha7even928]

@@steam1188 5ft in length is a huge difference. Not only it's longer. It's also taller and larger by bulk.

[@klingklong56]

My name is Coyote Peterson and im about to enter the bite zone with the T-Rex! Mark: "are you okay?"

[@Samaster102Tibia]

6:50 is when he actually talks about the T-REX.

[@OTBASH]

Still remember being a little kid and seeing Sue when she was moved to the liberty science center near where I lived before being sent to Chicago. So awesome.

[@kayedxmarsh]

All of the dinasour is my favorite im actuually learning about them like if you love dinasour👍👍👍😄😄

[@OnlySlightlySad03]

Just went a few days ago! Absolutely breathtaking!

[@Selena_2002]

Everybody luvs T-REX 😍😍

[@alfredovazquez7917]

I love when people come to Chicago and enjoy it

[@karlynn7719]

5:19 - *Coyote* - "It was the first moment where human contacted dinosaur." Must have forgotten about the dude that got eaten in the first 3 minutes or when Grant held the baby raptor in the lab around 30 minutes...

[@cosmicwarrior8735]

I'm glad I live in Chicago it's amazing

[@ranaaishwary948]

T rex is my favourite dinosaur because he has the strongest biting force than any other animal on this earth He is intelligent and agile

[@chewie1644]

Love Coyote and the Field Museum

[@GodofMischief999]

when some say paleontologist!!!! me: Ross???????

[@wafflepanzeriv8683]

ROSS IS AN EXPERT. HE WOULD LOVE THIS

[@alexandros5412]

I love the field museum, been there so many times.

[@tagreactz6637]

Dinosaurs are just beautiful creatures. So amazing!

[@sunsetsoup]

Neat! I was here just a week ago, pretty impressed with the reconstruction of this exhibit.

[@collybeans586]

Why this guy always makes me feel like he's about to sell me something.

[@abhijaik70]

Hi! I'm Coyote Peterson and I'm about to sell you one of the biggest Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton found in history

[@uckbritley1305]

He's literally doing an ad in this video

[@DoggyMono]

ROOOAAARRRRR!!!!! Another great video, years in the making of.

[@blakemartin1893]

I went and saw Sue last summer. She is amazing!

[@TheDarkPacific]

Sue is soo awesome! Love the Field Museum!! Wish i could have saw guys, was there just last week

[@planetpeterson2824]

This is the most well-disguised advertisement I've ever seen. Still really good content.

[@Rajtheiguanaman]

Great Video ! 😉 If you like iguana hunting videos you should subscribe the Iguana man🦎🦎🦎

[@anikaitprasannakumar431]

Dear Coyote, thank you for making me more interested on dinosaurs.

[@saxtonturner2240]

Am I the only one who thinks the skeletons of creatures are way cooler looking than the entire creatures themselves? Like humans and T. Rex for instance.

[@prehistorichero2755]

Coyote, you love dinosaurs, do you? 😁 Me too!

[@Gloobous]

Next bite zone video is gonna be getting big by a T. rex

[@HiddenEvilStudios]

*Coyote shrieks in both horror and excruciating pain as his torso is ripped off by a reanimated Tyrannosaurus.* "You alright?"

[@CGCDN]

Great video like always keep it up

[@pn5894]

I live in Chicago and I used to see sue all the time! I was sad when I came last summer and realized theyre making a new exhibit for her but I can't wait to see it when it's done.

[@Kristheboiy]

I was such a geek with dinosaurs even now.

[@ellesreptiles]

And this is why I'm scared of birds😂

[@stickmanblubbles4489]

@iClaret I've lived on a farm, and I can attest to the fear that an angry chicken can induce.

[@shortfuse875]

Reminds me of the time when 7 year old me was scared of peacocks.

[@bri5033]

Elle's Reptiles *"Aah, help this tiny little budgerigar is going to murder me! Nooo!"...* xD

[@4atlanta4]

Elle's Reptiles you’re beautiful 😍

[@firegator6853]

believe me NEVER mess with an angry rooster

[@mrjerry1499]

7:04, your welcome.

[@lindaandersson1442]

I love the scene with the sick triceratops

[@sachinraghavan4556]

I've always wanted to see Sue. Nice going!

[@weeklydoseofinsanity3319]

The Tyrannosaurus Rex: *roars* Me if I see one alive: *AHHHHHHHHH*

[@kunjiyt5684]

Alpha stop trying to make funny comments and trying to get likes

[@nolanmeeker2422]

Alpha 🤣

[@alpha7even928]

@@kunjiyt5684 you need to stop ruining other people fun.

[@weeklydoseofinsanity3319]

Koba Agario did I ever said I need likes? You dense cabbage

[@magicbeomgyu]

*I'm about to enter the death zone with the t rex 3 2 1 BITE*

[@evkeebs8020]

Glad you visited Chicago! I wish I could’ve shown you around!

[@monzterogaming044]

i love dinosaurs

[@theresadadole5333]

Their spikes are made of keratin? Waits until fingernails grow long enough to become a stego saurus tail*

[@philliphoneysett9039]

Plantkin? planetary

[@OsseusMusic]

As a Chicago resident on the Southside by Midway I instantly click on the video!

[@nortonsaysbaksjs1830]

Bahaha. Sue the dinosaur, used to be in my local museum. It was such a cool thing to see

[@rhdtv2002]

The Field Museum is awesome. I love going there

[@nopenopenopeyes]

I saw Sue over 10 years ago when she was on tour in Idaho. Super cool to see her on your channel.

[@showtimeenoch13]

Your my inspiration. Hope to be as big as you one day 🙏🙏🙏

[@allan1018]

Start making animal content dude, the more experience the better

[@showtimeenoch13]

I will

[@fables_5028]

Well start getting stung by random bugs then put it on KZbin

[@KnightSlasher]

The new Jurassic Park movie looks great

[@thevidalshow123]

I love this video, I wish I could've met Coyote at the Field Museum. I mean, I live in Chicago, IL.

[@vassa1972]

One of my favorites T-Rex great video

[@user-chardonneret]

Bird lovers Where are you

[@rubystewart7767]

الحسون المقنين here

[@naveenraj2008eee]

T rex vs Spinosaurus..🤔.... Thanks for insight coyote...Thanks for your video...😀

[@bloatedman]

Godzilla is bigger

[@tortolgawd933]

I need to see some spinosaurus

[@afrosch570]

Amazing museum and video.

[@karleybioanthro]

I love the Field Museum! I was just there a few days ago!

[@amemooress6291]

You were in Chicago?! I LOVE THE FIELD MUSEUM.

[@russ8676]

Amelia Hess theyre in Australia right now. This video is re-uploaded. It was already uploaded back then. They re uploded it because maybe... they cant film a perfect episode.

[@russ8676]

Amelia Hess they uploaded it on a different Yt channel.

[@jaynve82]

I was watching this last night and fell asleep during it now it’s morning and it’s still on

[@alisawest7147]

I had a chance to go to the field museum. I had this book about sue the t rex and how she was found and I absolutely loved it. It was truly amazing to go and see it for real.

[@davida6146]

Thanks Coyote!! Now I know where to visit if I wanna see a Tyrannosaurus :)

[@Doof3nz]

If dinosaurs survived until this days *"I'm Coyote Peterson and I'm about to enter the danger zone with the Velociraptors"*

[@blitzhd_8494]

*Proceed to be attacked by turkeys with claws*

[@gravytrain74]

Velociraptors weren't really that scary though, if alone

[@MattGaming4567.]

@@gravytrain74 it'll eat you

[@therealnuggetball]

*sounds of chicken*

[@SnivyDoll]

Sue was my best friend, I miss her. 😭

[@GotamaFusion]

Same

[@amn2760]

Sorry but Scotty is now the lead

[@Tom-fd7qi]

Thank you for sharing this awesome video

[@93Monstermike]

T. rex, hail to the king!

[@truechannel7056]

The Next Video is...... Stung By: ''Mega Bee''

[@andabendela2009]

Nu

[@paige3362]

Who here loves this channel?

[@rubystewart7767]

Shrill u right

[@jurassicpark5502]

You only asked that question to get likes,of course everyone loves it,otherwise we wouldn't watch it.

[@jamski9014]

I went there in June. It was amazing!

[@buttergutter706]

Who doesn't love dinos there amazing

[@Damndamnnn]

You’re insane I love your vids

[@omidrastin3745]

no dinosaur was harmed in the making of this video.... however there was not alive dinosaur to harm.👌

[@holhorse6367]

Well birds are here

[@Cryptid_in_the_Cellar]

I saw Sue at Omsi in Oregon when I was around 9 and I was just in awe I loved dinos since I was young and to be the in presences of that beast.

[@zacharyjervis1363]

My son and I loved this episode of Jurassic Encounters, I hope we can learn more about the dinosaurs in Jurassic World Dominion!

[@ianpritchett103]

belive it or not, that t-rex in jurassic world fallen kingdom is acturally the same t-rex in the first jurassic park and her name is high and mighty, the queen of isla nublar...Rexy

[@FreedomAnderson]

Who wouldn’t believe that? It’s been confirmed.

[@KatherineWinterr]

What if dinosaurs existed today? 🤔

[@Plaguedblackr]

Good question

[@kinaneric213]

We would live in constant fear

[@emberaj320]

GatchaGaming He ment the ones during Mesozoic era

[@rubystewart7767]

kinan eric I wold not live today

[@gamerhead473]

Then it would be jurrasic world

[@billy-uo9mb]

just finished watching jurassic park.. now onto the second one ! 😍

[@sharpballer7751]

I love how excited Coyote was to see the Trex