Dance Of a Predator / Pre-Historic Planet

Dance Of The Predator / Pre-Historic Planet
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[@SephConUno]

"But he does have, a pair of tiny, apparently useless arms" He's doing his best okay?!

[@MtHockey]

I have been doing curls for years and my arms still look like that!

[@davidsheckler8417]

Stop the indoctrinated pls

[@logicaltips4107]

Why does this remind me of the time David roasted the shit out of that sloth?

[@freelands8355]

Carnotaur: STOP MAKING FUN OF MY TINY BABY ARMS YOU MEAN HUMAN!!

[@blahblahblahshush3672]

Dinosaur:I'M DOING MY FRICKIN BEST OKAY!?!??!!!!!!!!!!

[@JordanVanRyn]

I love how Prehistoric Planet’s Carnotaurus is the living embodiment of a precious Cinnamon Roll. His whole mating dance with those tiny arms is just funny and adorable at the same time!

[@Husky92223]

when he cleans up before she comes too

[@cellinemartins]

The way he just spins during the dance! Please it's just so silly and cute 😭😭😭💕💕💕💕

[@alphaaufa1890]

And the way he raises his tail and move his head as he shakes his tinie arms 🥺

[@marjorjorietillman856]

@@alphaaufa1890 Yes, because if a man danced that way with me, no phone numbers will be exchanged!☹️

[@Gizeh59]

what about mononykus

[@siobhannoble8545]

He may not have impressive horns or a fancy tail, but there's one thing he does have... Jazz Hands!

[@Arvyn992]

The way you spell Jazz Hands reminds me of Krieger from Archer when he says "Jazz Hands" and I read your Jazz hands with Kriegers voice

[@Sol36900]

😂😂😂

[@yolo8753]

This shit is too good 🤣🤣

[@nigerjohnson4977]

Well ig she just wasn't into jazz.

[@skaiphoenix7605]

I died 🤣

[@shln0gl196]

I don't know why, but him wiggling his tiny little and apparently useless arms is the most adorable thing I've ever seen.

[@marjorjorietillman856]

Remember, some males do many adorable things on the first date. 😳

[@angiemendozaprieto8548]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks like that ☺️

[@Samster-ik2ym]

Hans Zimmer's score makes this scene 1000x better, as if it wasn't good before. Absolutely love this.

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

Imagine if John Williams composed this instead :0

[@Saberrex1]

I hope we get a soundtrack for this series.

[@spongeman1512]

Nah, it's not Zimmer. It's Danny Elfman.

[@sthui2866]

Apparently it’s not Hans zimmer. He only did the intro.

[@stevaloo5544]

Hans Dimmer

[@Iguanaplayingaguitar]

I can’t believe that I’m losing it over a dinosaur that is flailing their arms around in circles in order to get laid

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

Nature is a wonderful thing, isn’t it?

[@type1hero146]

Hey man, that's what I do. My results are about the same.

[@rhonemeyer4277]

Same bro

[@alexramey2062]

My desire to give this man a high five is insatiable.

[@benjisjisben5220]

i think that if i high five his hands y will hurt him ☠️

[@ryderTheHedgehog2004]

Same

[@renemuz2568]

Same😅

[@S117M4sterChief]

You go do that, I’m getting a hug!

[@Petah69420]

It would have to be a high four actually

[@nothingposted9056]

Producer:Hans, we need a melody for a giant dinosaur waving its tiny arms to attract a mate Hans Zimmer: I've waited my whole life for this

[@MagnusTonitrum117]

well, Hans only worked on the main theme, Anže Rožman and Kara Talve did the rest of the music

[@b-17theflyingfortress]

Birds: I wonder how our ancestors mate, it must've been cool and badass. Their ancestors:

[@Gemstone61]

Well it is cool and badass dance

[@red_panda2021]

It's cool and badass AND CUTE

[@Kaikaifilu1994]

‘Jurassic World’ Carnotaurus: “Huh, now what would my distant ancestors have done to be more terrifying?”. *Over sixty-million years ago*: “Please let me smash”.

[@b-17theflyingfortress]

@@Kaikaifilu1994 Jurassic world Carno: Getting smashed by the T-Rex. Prehistoric Planet Carno: Getting "smashed".

[@CJCroen1393]

So basically nothing changed 🤣

[@aacmbirdzilla2343]

The idea of dinosaurs with ridiculous, tiny arms, actually use them for mate instead of attacking/defending is such a simple, realistic and clever idea that I feel dumb to never thought about it

[@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778]

anytime we don't know the purpose of a body part on a dinosaur, we always assume it was for mating display XD

[@ThatKid22101]

​@@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778honestly though that tends to be the way nature works in reality lol little appendages tend to get the ladies.

[@sheikhshit]

​@@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778 I mean birds would be decked out in all types of ornaments forsaking being camouflaged its safe to assume their ancestors would have the same just to smash that dinussy

[@0Anubi0]

​@@ThatKid22101That worked for my dad, so can confirm.

[@smolderbreath3238]

I like to imagine these tiny chicken arms actually had huge feathers on them and flapped around in the video, I mean, possibly? One can hope lol

[@DyunJam]

I don't know why, but my face can't stop smiling.

[@canonbehenna612]

That because his jaws shape depend on how his face look

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

My little sister was constantly laughing at the Carno's arms XD

[@ryderTheHedgehog2004]

Same

[@DukeJuki]

Stay strong, King. You'll find your queen someday.

[@kyleshea384]

Well I know it's a bit too late, but hopefully he did

[@flapjackpancake5486]

Tell him he dropped his crown while he was dancing 👑

[@Ironcan-kw9ls]

Our Carno is not a Simp, He is just the victim of Love :(

[@ghalibsohail9781]

I hear you 😔

[@germanomagnone]

perhaps the female did not like blue hands

[@rosenmartin914]

@@germanomagnone Yellow hands?

[@ghalibsohail9781]

@@rosenmartin914 😂

[@richie_0740]

that female belong to the streets

[@lostduck8011]

Those little arms flapping around is just so precious ❤

[@TytubeT]

It's amazing how well this is made. It doesn't look like realistic CGI, it looks like real animals being recorded, and THANK YOU PREHISTORIC PLANET FOR NOT REFERRING TO THEM AS KILLERS! Man, I wish I had Apple TV+....

[@OgunTheShogun]

Yo ho my friend

[@Shifty_MD]

@@OgunTheShogun Nah fuck that I’m supporting this series. I want it to do as well as it possibly can so we might get more. Any paleo fans out there who are gonna pirate it, pls just consider this first.

[@FahadParvez11]

Just get the free 7 day trial and watch it, enjoy!

[@ejakathebeast]

@@OgunTheShogun what?

[@Ledecral]

@@Shifty_MD I’ll buy some merchandise if it’s available. Merchandise sales usually attracts attention more than viewership.

[@clobertina8176]

*the fact this is legitimately backed up by science makes this so much better and funnier to me lol* EDIT: was not expecting the comment section to end up the way it did lol Point is, If you don't believe in the theory that's fine... If you believe the theory like me, that's also fine... Just please don't be rude about it lol

[@hydroxytriptamine3554]

It isn’t. They pulled it out of their ass. Why would a giant theropod have the same behavioural traits like modern day birds of paradise? The only “evidence” allegedly backing this up is the fact that their arms were flexible, that’s it

[@pansepot1490]

@@hydroxytriptamine3554 why not? No paleontologist claims this is what definitely happened. It’s admittedly speculation, yes, but based on actual animal behavior of descendants of dinosaurs. Mating rituals are common among birds but also present in other animals, that’s why the op said it’s backed by science. Personally, what I don’t buy is the fact that the arms are tiny. If the speculation is that they were used for display I would have added a bright flap of skin or a bunch of colored feathers. In short I would have made the sexual dimorphism more evident.

[@AndreTheMann]

@@hydroxytriptamine3554 it's called speculation, you don't need to over react

[@clobertina8176]

@@hydroxytriptamine3554 jeez, who peed in your cereal?...

[@clobertina8176]

@@hydroxytriptamine3554 also, it WASN'T because they were flexible, but because they had a ball-like joint that would have caused the arms to move almost exactly how you saw in this clip Which makes no sense on why they'd need it not for mating reasons because it would have been completely useless so yeah, it is backed up by science *imo* some may not believe the theory, but I do

[@jasse85]

He got rejected, but it's her loss. Edit: Cheers for the likes XD

[@KiraAPK]

just ruined your 69 likes.

[@Minillus]

@@KiraAPK You're doing God's work

[@TheGamingBurger734]

@@Minillus not.

[@Minillus]

@@TheGamingBurger734 Y E S

[@TheGamingBurger734]

@@Minillus N O

[@johncoles2415]

I think this is all based on two papers I read quite a while back. Quite a few Abelisaurids (the clade Carnotaurus belongs to) had these weird tiny arms. The main argument against the idea that they were purely vestigial is that they are significantly more robust than they should be, and that the overall arm morphology is not homologous amongst all Abelisaurids. That might indicate that they have some level of selection acting on them - if they were purely vestigial, they would have all reduced in the same manner. On top of that, they have significant muscle attachments, which would have enabled a great degree of flexion - essentially, the arms were strong enough to be moved with some level of dexterity. In modern animals with vestigial elements - like Kiwis - there tends to be very little muscle attachment, and the bones are more fragile. In Ostriches however, who have reduced yet strong limbs, the muscle attachments between the scapula and humerus are significant. Male Ostriches use these muscles to puff up their wings for display - both to attract a mate and scare off predators. The main point is that the limb elements of Carnotaurus do not fit the model of vestigiality we see. But whether or not they used their little arms for mating dances is debatable. They have horns for one, and there's good evidence that they used them in intra-specific combat. Why would they evolve two, fairly unique morphologies to achieve the same purpose? I think more research is needed, but Abelisaurid jazz hands are plausible. I've linked the papers for anyone who wants to have a read (might not have access, as I access them through my university). doi.org/10.1111/joa.12660 doi.org/10.1111/j.1475-4983.2011.01091.x

[@chaucuongle4842]

What a great summary!

[@christineribone9351]

Thanks John. I have my doubts about this video.

[@darkhumour741]

I remember seeing a theory the horns were used in "shoving matches" between males Perhaps male Carnotaurus would show off to females using their arms, while the horns were reserved for intraspecific "combat" Maybe *both* of its weirdest anatomical features were part of courtship, instead of one or the other

[@Megnappinidae]

"Abelisaurid jazz hands are plausible" Can this please be the scientific term for this behaviour?

[@mikazukigaw-id5688]

holy this is a good read, and you got data backed up

[@dracodracarys2339]

disney carno: literal hellspawn jurassic world carno: t. rex punching bag pp carno: becky lemme smash

[@kingdomoflife34]

❤️😄

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

Ron the carno

[@mosapunk]

The fact that the acronym is "pp" just makes this funnier

[@TyrannoWright]

ᵇᵉⁿ ᶦˢ ᵃ ʰᵒᵉ.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

@@TyrannoWright kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHK2eWSpj7KqpM0

[@enzoarayamorales7220]

I wish we had a time machine so we could see how these things actually behaved.

[@sproutglob7126]

If it isn't doing jazz hands then I don't wanna know

[@elvondrago96]

And that's how TERRA NOVA starts.

[@synergy8879]

imagine it actually did that 😂

[@russelloats]

Easily the best designed Carnotaurus ever

[@dripdimetrodon4391]

Carno: women are so mean Big Al: you don’t know the half of it

[@Tyranid_Hive_Mind]

Toro: could be worse

[@alishalee1766]

AWW!! That’s so cute. I love at the end it looks like he’s offering her a hug😂♥️💙

[@MaxBennie]

To me, it looks like a “Ta-da!”

[@TheOnlyAA]

She answers " i'm sorry but you are like a bro to me "

[@alishalee1766]

@@TheOnlyAA 😂🤣 friend zoned

[@whiterose8601]

@@alishalee1766 dino zoned

[@alishalee1766]

@@whiterose8601 🤣🤣

[@aacmbirdzilla2343]

One thing I've loved about this series is how they gave the carnivore species libs, not only feels more realistic and very different to the normal sharped teeth designs from movies, but makes them look like actual animals, instead of just hungry ass monsters looking for meat 24/7

[@goomba8170]

That’s because it’s recently been widely agreed upon by the science community that the likelihood of these animals having exposed teeth like that of crocodilians is very low.

[@junew8133]

his lil stick arms are everything to me

[@HollowiiMarz]

T Pose for the finisher....NAILED IT! I love you, Carnotaurus

[@Jogyot3260]

I know this show is supposed to be scientifically-accurate but their expression is so human-like and even comical, I love it because you can totally tell what female Carnotaurus think, she is not amused for sure😂

[@Gizeh59]

ilove how their face barely moves at all yet you can see the sadness fill his heart

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

I mean, a part of scientific accuracy is acknowledging that animals, even the big scary ones, are perfectly capable of being the biggest goofballs you’ve ever seen xD

[@Foobie07]

I'm impressed that this documentary managed to make Carnotaurus so adorable.

[@lance8712]

0:16 why is this so funny lmao

[@strangequark3897]

I like the detail of the blue coloring on the undersides of his arms. It's speculative I'm sure, but it's consistent with how animals impress mates today and would explain why Carnotaurus didn't pull an emu and reduce its forelimbs to vestigial nubs. Also, I've said this before, but it's nice to finally see a wholesome scene of a predatory dinosaur where it's not killing something/someone. These were real animals that had more than just killer instincts.

[@cfowler7936]

My partner isn't really into dinosaurs like me but this had him laughing and the carno is now his favourite dinosaur 😂

[@Foxhoundable]

HIM!?

[@cfowler7936]

@@Foxhoundable I'm a woman, my partner is a man.

[@OGPUEE]

0:19 Narrator: "He doesn't have huge antlers nor spectacular tail" Carno' tail raised during mating dance: "I am joke to you?!"

[@LoboxBlanca]

Carnos are so damn cute with their arms. but this, this is adorable

[@hiattgrey9161]

Not an oversized red dinosaur as a Disney movie villain and not a T-Rex punching bag, it's just Carnotaurus being Carnotaurus.

[@carlosmendez8722]

Honestly my favorite scene in this whole series I was so entertained by this 😂😂

[@1dering11]

After many years of dinosaurs on movies and documentaries, they managed to make this feel very fresh!

[@ladyren1575]

Carnotaurus: The master of T-Posing

[@Ghoulieanna]

Every time I see this clip it’s hilarious. I love the thought of dinos walking around waving they’re little arms and dancing for their girlfriends.

[@S117M4sterChief]

No joke, when I first watched this, I was rolling on my ass laughing, it’s just so cute for such a feared predator

[@johndoherty487]

Carnotaurus is the Cheetah of the large Theropod Dinosaurs. And Cheetahs are very cute.

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

@@johndoherty487 that’s a bit of a misconception. Carnotaurus wasn’t fantastic at sustained high-speed running as far as we know, more that it was very good at accelerating. In other words, it might not be able to chase you down, but it very much could burst out of the foliage and have you in its jaws before you could even turn around.

[@johndoherty487]

@@thatkidwiththehoodie Carnotaurus was still the fastest of the Megatheropods. And Cheetahs are the fastest of the Larger Cat's. So Yes their not identical when it comes to speed. But they fit a similar predatory niche in the Megatheopods.

[@johndoherty487]

@@thatkidwiththehoodie Plus Cheetahs and Carnotaurus both evolved smaller, flatter, and Rounder head's. To aid them in acceleration.

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

Because real animals shouldn't be "feared" not even predators (well, they should be, but you get my point) Carnotaurus wasn't some giant hamster ball chasing, human eating monster. It was a real animal, that did real animal things. While we can only speculate WHAT they did, they are real animals and there's this weird disconnect that people think "dinosaurs couldn't have acted like modern animals, they're too different" but they weren't. We already know that most, almost certainly ALL dinosaurs were warm blooded. So they would have had the energy to behave in very mammal/bird-like ways.

[@ixizn]

The way David Attenborough always delivers all the lines so seriously is so funny, “he does, however, have a pair of tiny, apparently useless, arms! 🤯✨” 😂😭

[@Tmmbbbeeee]

Watching this makes me have a smile on my face, watching my boy try his best to convince a girl, moving those little arms while dancing, it's just a bit wholesome, y'know.

[@longforgotten4823]

Hans Zimmer, David Attenborough, and a flailing armed dinosaur, I think I’m in heaven.

[@Seneca_zero]

I really love how the whole internet seems so supportive of this Carnotaurus.

[@isaacbruner65]

Birds have excellent color vision and many are quite colorful today, so it makes perfect sense to imagine colorful display structures in dinosaurs. I think the horns might have been colorful in males too, maybe a bright red would look nice?

[@redlycan5064]

Maybe, but you have to consider that bright red horns might give away their position when hunting. They were likely a dark color, which would blend in with the foliage.

[@WelshGiraffa]

Carno the end of the mating dance:I Love you thiiissssess much!!!! Female Carno:Meh…

[@MRSLAV]

Whoa, relax buddy, almost shot into the sky

[@lance8712]

Its like toothless trying to impress the other female dragon

[@jinx7501]

My boy used his whole self, even the useless bits, and you have the audacity to just walk away?! Fine, he can do better! Someone who appreciates his adorable little arms.

[@MrZ099]

We got such meme material here😂😂😂😂 he needs a hug so bad!

[@zsoltbartus169]

Probably the most hilarious scene I ever seen in any nature-documentary show. 🤣

[@nicky3192]

It's giving Toothless' failed attempt to impress the Light Fury vibes LOL

[@KleinLim]

For a terrifying creature that is way too cute 😂😂😂

[@killdozer7792]

"I love you THIS much!" "That's not very much."

[@theghostinthemirror8158]

I don’t know why but I like the implication that by the female rejecting him, he may in some way have performed his dance wrong, after all, this is only our best guess to what it might have looked like.

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

The best thing is, according to Darren Naish, the lead scientific consultant on the show, there actually canonically is something the Carno got wrong in his dance. He just won’t tell us yet xD

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

It's to show that not every male is successful.

[@Troop3r666]

Good to know that the way I flirt didn't work 60 million years ago either.

[@mitkoogrozev]

Well it doesn't work EVERY time, but it does work. It wouldn't be done otherwise.

[@Plensrcooldc-10]

carnotaurus was my favorite dinosaur even before this but this just gives me another reason to love it

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

Hah, same )

[@haruruartist]

This is both hilarious and adorable

[@enricopaolocoronado2511]

I keep putting this on repeat. This boy is trying his best and it's so gosh darn adorable.

[@weemiguel1236]

this is cute and funny

[@Pumpkin_0w0]

How did they made a terrifying predator look so fucking cute

[@georgeuferov1497]

This scene proves that we should let dinos be cute and dorky in media

[@SomethingAboutSashimi]

It's being natural

[@thebeardedfisher4995]

I feel like the animator just really wanted to give a dinosaur jazz hands

[@Hipnoticwcue]

This dinosaur seriously needs a trophy for his amazing dancing

[@emmanrulz]

He's dancing his heart out, I love it! ❤

[@seanallard9335]

My man needs a beer after that rejection.

[@thepatrolmangaming5649]

I know people meme on this scene a lot, but you gotta give it to the animators and designers on making such a realistic looking carnos

[@PuffPastry-ke3cm]

I just can't help but smile while watching this

[@sknygames]

He's actually telling her his story of how he once flew and she's just trying to understand how that's possible with those tiny arms.

[@chaosticbraindo]

this video lightened up my day thank you I’m going to watch the entire series now

[@keishaYT]

Jurassic world when a male sees a female version of the dinosaurs: attack But prehistoric planet: THEY DANCE

[@DrForrester87]

I have never wanted to hug an extinct carnivore more than his face after she walks off.

[@TheOriginalScribbleStudios]

Damn I wish it was this easy to get a partner. Just walk up to someone and go "HEY BABY I DYED MY PITS BLUE, WATCH ME DANCE!!!!" 😂

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheOriginalScribbleStudios]

@@maka2210angel9_devil omg i forgot about this comment lmao

[@silverscorpio24]

That whole routine reminded me of Toothless flirting with the Light Fury in HTTYD 3

[@ghostxd3615]

The CGI is amazing, Ham Zimmer's Music is in it , and the dinos are cute. What more could you ask for?

[@Th0ughtf0rce]

And she said... "meh". I feel ya buddy 😭

[@nicholasschrader7179]

"Well if it didn't contribute to the individual's own survival then obviously it was to help get them laid." ~Speculative Biology probably

[@azrielmoha6877]

Well yeah because there's many features in nature that basically that and the fact that an individual organism main purpose ultimately to spread its genes.

[@kade-qt1zu]

Either that or it's just an evolutionary left over.

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

That’s literally just palaeontology lmao. When in doubt, assume it was for display!

[@MsMoonDragoon]

@@azrielmoha6877 this. and some features we see today are to a determent of the males survival but help them get laid. like the male peacocks tail making it more difficult to fly but attracting females.

[@MrRenanHappy]

@@kade-qt1zu the bones have too many muscle attachments, complex movements and variation in the taxon for it to be vestigial

[@ninjafacelizardson5521]

this carno: she let me hit bc im goofy

[@onehappypepper8732]

Sadly Ron didn’t smash

[@SnackTimeWithYogurt]

I had to rewind this scene like five times 😂😂😂 Has me dying every time!

[@kaijurassicartist3709]

I don't know how or why a 2 tonnes meat eating bull from hell would look this cute and wholesome. I feel so bad when the female rejected him, I'm sure he would find a better and more suitable female next time!

[@toshi5239]

For anyone curious it’s arms even though seemingly Vestigial had a unique function to move like a “ball and socket joint” so it’s assumed it used it as flashers of some sort, either a way to confuse/scare a larger theropod or to use it as a mating ritual which honestly is pretty lined up with how it’s closest living relatives do it today. Birds😭

[@toshi5239]

Forgot to say or “both” which is probably most accurate

[@Jeffzilla07PH]

This is actually cute. Especially those lil arms lol.

[@imyourgothboyfriend]

"a pair of two tiny, apparently useless, arms" **Doesn't get the date** "Correction, a pair of two tiny useless arms"

[@thevanessac3]

The music in the background while he does his little dance makes the scene so much better

[@Zippy_Diffy216]

Dinosaurs in most movies/series’s: fierce, terrifying af, roars loudly, killing machine Prehistoric planet dinosaurs:

[@BlueJ484]

He just wants a hug

[@mg-us7ug]

She doesn't deserve you, king. 💯

[@riveting276]

real. actual. living and breathing. HUMANS. with fully developed brains, and degrees, put their heads together and made this possible. thank you.

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

I can tell if this is you shtting on PhP for scientifically backed information or applauding the fact that they actually made something that made sense for Carnotayrus that wasn't ruthless bloodthirst

[@riveting276]

@IndominusRex-wc1ey no I'm congratulating them on making something this funny! I like it don't worry

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

@@riveting276 ight cool, scrolling comment sections covering this segment are often times filled with the people who think science is fake W Riveting

[@Ian_Paneque]

The animators had a field day with this one

[@RealTalkC800]

that's so awesome because it's like we are seeing the precursor to birds and their beautiful wing colors used for mating. I love it.

[@thenewguyinred]

Carnotaurus in the past: demon t-rex with horns Carnotaurus in the present: weird ass lizard with tiny flappy arms. Not that I’m complaining or anything.

[@isthatbraised]

Its probably still a demon Trex considering it would've been a fast runner

[@thenewguyinred]

@@isthatbraised yeah, but they also probably had a hard time making turns. So they would constantly trip.

[@isthatbraised]

@@thenewguyinred fat, meaty tail would balance them

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

@@isthatbraised it's a sheer speed and weight thing. Yes carno had a tail for balance, but if carno tried to make a sharp turn a combination of their weight and their speed would either make them skid a lot or make them trip or stumble to the ground

[@isthatbraised]

@@IndominusRex-wc1ey Yes that is true, if you were running at 48-56 km per hour and you make a sharp turn, ofc you would slip and fall. I believe animals at the time probably knew this, aswell as whatever prey the Carnotaurus was chasing

[@batteryacid4907]

you're telling me the only reason this apex predator has arms is for..... jazz hands. i love it

[@wolfywlf3983]

I died when the arms came out 😂

[@room11news]

For some reason i thought of Peter Griffin and his tiny arms 😂

[@VitchAndVorty]

Reminds me of that scene in How To Train Your Dragon 3. XD This scene is so cutely depressing. Imagine getting rejected after that extraordinary dance...

[@eliaalvarez1845]

Damn carno hitting the griddy 0:16

[@aryshandono3249]

Someone give that Carno a hug!

[@seininai5774]

i would like to keep my head thank you

[@maka2210angel9_devil]

The dino dance was so funny and cute from this dino carno)))

[@gsamalot]

who ever animated this dino dance deserves a raise

[@CJCroen1393]

Male Carno: 🎶This woman is my destiny! She said~🎵 Female Carno: 🎶Oooh, shut up!🎵 …Shut up. Male Carno: ☹️

[@vibra7]

Can't belive how good were the cameras back then concidering the time