Diabloceratops | Prehistoric Devil With A Horned Face

The ceratopsian dinosaurs are probably my favorite group aside from the Therizinosaurs. Though they have a very ‘copy-my-homework-but-change-it-up-a-little-to-not-make-it-obvious’ energy, they also have some of most interesting skulls of any group. As I continue on my path across the ceratopsian family tree, I figured why not move onto one of the most devilishly stylish of them - good ol Diabloceratops.
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RESEARCH
Kirkland, J.I. and DeBlieux, D.D. (2010). "New basal centrosaurine ceratopsian skulls from the Wahweap Formation (Middle Campanian), Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, southern Utah", In: Ryan, M.J., Chinnery-Allgeier, B.J., and Eberth, D.A. (eds.) New Perspectives on Horned Dinosaurs: The Royal Tyrrell Museum Ceratopsian Symposium. Bloomington, Indiana University Press, pp. 117-140
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[@CZPanthyr]

At 67 years old, I officially have a new favorite dinosaur!

[@T800BR]

Very nice.

[@CaptainLevi69]

Very nice.

[@turkey4802]

Very nice.

[@gsprojects8474]

Very nice.

[@funfairordnance]

Very nice.

[@williamsnekspeare3090]

Definitely looking forward for more ceratopsian videos, pachyrhinosaurus is definitely my personal favorite

[@brianedwards7142]

I love how you put this guy in an ecosystem. I can really picture it. Something like Kakadu in the wet season.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Definitely one of the coolest looking ceratopsians imo

[@prasetyodwikuncorojati2434]

And with a very badass name too

[@touhouandvocaloidfan8682]

the video game The isle has made me meet the diabloceratops AKA dibble or potato and since then i felt in love with this ceratopsian dinosaur

[@enzosantana6233]

With this dino you can truly say that the devil lives in the details. Really good video with another amazing creature.

[@dukecity7688]

Clever.

[@admiralcat3809]

Didn't expect Diablos becoming a real dinosaur!

[@GordonBeckles]

I clicked on this thinking someone did a mockumentary nature doc on a "Monster Hunters" beast.😁👍🏾

[@lhamaseveramenteirritada9760]

I did not expected found a mh fan here

[@777Atum]

The googly eye is hilarious.

[@fizzplease6742]

That googly eye at 6:58 LOL

[@mememe131199]

Diabloceratops must be the coolest dino name ever.

[@Josiahphotography]

LETS GOO finally edge makes a video on my absolute favorite ceratopsian :D

[@retard_activated]

The art just keeps getting better and better! You almost forget that all we have to base their appearances on are bones! These are so incredible! 😍😍😍

[@pencilpauli9442]

I was thinking the opposite, kinda. While I appreciate the artwork, I'm put off by the lurid imaginary colour schemes. They seem to get more and more exotic. I get that there may have been more chromatic skin colourisation than formally assumed, but based on large extant reptiles, pigmentation is a lot more subdued. And I don't know of any spiral patterning on large fauna. Nor do I see any reason that the shield's fenestration would have been outlined on the skin, or had large "eyes".

[@magnagermania9311]

​​@@pencilpauli9442 kinda agree. I do like the artistic aspects of it, but a lot of paleoart is starting to look like custom skins in some dinosaur video game, not like actual animals, the whole point of the dinosaur revolution was to represent them more as the animals that they were, and not hulking, spickey, slow beasts, though now the designs are getting extravagant to a point where its hard to take them serious at times, of course we dont know what they actually looked like but this wave of speculations is just kinda reaching.

[@pencilpauli9442]

@@magnagermania9311 Yeah, that's a good way of putting it. 👍👍

[@birbdad1842]

@@pencilpauli9442 Including the overuse of feathers or other form of integument. Nothing is known about integument in ceratopsians except their distant relatives like psittacosaurus.

[@znail4675]

​@@pencilpauli9442 But Dinosaurs alive today are both often colorful and feathered.

[@Tyrexthecreaturedesigner]

One of the coolest ceratopsians in my opinion. I’m including one in my short scary film with scientifically accurate dinosaurs!

[@MajorBubbly]

ceratopsians are my favorite group of dinosaurs, nothing alive today has such weird head ornamentation.

[@lionessoftor4139]

The GOOGLY EYE at 7:00 hahaha love it.

[@Collendune]

Diabloceratops is my favorite dinosaur

[@nikt508]

Tier Zoo music in the end. Nice remix!

[@EDGEscience]

It's actually DK Eyewitness. TierZoo didn't make it nor does he own it.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

Diabloceratops is a dinosaur, I like quite a bit and think it's evolution into the ceratopsian group/family is amazing, like the video Hope y'all had a great day

[@alexanderstainton3199]

Don't usually comment. But your intro is much better! Wooo

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

It would be a lot cooler if Diabloceratops was in Land Before Time and voiced by Charlie Adler who voiced The Red Guy from Cow and Chicken

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Didn’t he also voice Starscream?

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

​@@SarastistheSerpent Yes, he did

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

​@@SarastistheSerpent Bonus points if a refreshing villain from all generic sharptooth

[@matthewpitre8159]

Ha ha cow n chicken 90s /early 2000s rewind

[@beastmaster0934]

15:00 Greatest analogy ever xD

[@sauraplay2095]

Great video edge!

[@michaelbuono4007]

I remember the drawing art from Pachi from walking with dinosaurs saying you can copy and paste different frill and horns on the same body

[@BadAssXerx3]

Interesting, these cerastopsids are so fascinating

[@zandergonzalez5190]

I don’t wanna mess this guy

[@SarastistheSerpent]

You’d likely not want to mess with any large ceratopsians. There are Trex bones with pathologies caused by attacks from triceratops

[@zandergonzalez5190]

Your right I should not mess any large ceratopsian

[@Scrinwaipwr]

Diabloceratops was only about the size of a cow. Very cute!

[@aceundead4750]

Is that a googly eye at 7:02?

[@tullimonstrum52]

my fav ceratopsian!

[@tyrannotherium7873]

It does look pretty cool for a ceratopsian

[@talismanskulls2857]

I don't know why but for whatever reason in my own head I heard the theme tune for the old Big Bang Theory show, and instead of the part where it says abruptly "we built the pyramids" it was replaced with "Satan was a Dinosaur."

[@Theriandspinofan001]

I HOPE edge does pachyrhinosaurus next

[@mathieuleader8601]

Diabloceratops I feel would work as a judge or would be the speaker in a seat of goverment comprised of all sorts of dinosaurs.

[@jason698]

Freakin awesome!

[@trentme3620]

I’ll never be able to look at ancient maps of the earth without thinking of buttcheeks. Thanks you

[@brianedwards7142]

I've often thought Spinosaurus could have been like an oversized anteater/sand piper tearing open burrows and using that snout to probe tunnels.

[@vitormonteiro1695]

hearing Diabloceraptos makes me remember chubby mass balls running and screaming in The Isle

[@ItRhymesWith]

I'm going to send this to my Pathfinder 2e DM

[@tturi2]

reminds me of the southern California flat tailed horned lizard

[@thomastomasin1845]

IRL Diablos

[@canis2020]

Can we talk about my theory that the dinosaurs didn't die from an asteroid or any geologic process? I did some googling and it turns out Citrus plants didn't evolve until AFTER the dinosaurs, thus they all died from scurvy.

[@Phatlover.5-1-29]

They can prob produce their own ascorbic acid

[@CommonThresher]

Second and dibble rules

[@Behemot_]

Recently I discover Styracosaurus and I think is my favourite of this family.

[@drawinaminutewithdr.rajasa8861]

I bet he was a talented butler

[@justplainpsychotic]

Easily the most metal ceratopsian 🤘 Now my question is what's the most metal sauropod? 🤔

[@SarastistheSerpent]

Definitely bajadasaurus. They had 2 rows of enormous forward facing spines that went all the way down their neck. Very metal

[@beastmaster0934]

In terms of most metal name, Dreadnoughtus It literally means “fears nothing” As for appearance, Bajadasaurus. I mean, it literally had a Mohawk of spikes, can’t get any more metal than that.

[@jasminegobuster3847]

Question: Are there omnivorous dinosaur? Theropod are carnivore while sauropod,ceratopsian,hadrosaurian,& ankylosaurian are herbivore

[@kade-qt1zu]

Not all theropods were carnivores. Many theropods, like Therizinosaurus, were herbivores that feasted on plants. There were some omnivorous dinosaurs, such as the ornithomimid Deinocheirus and the Noasaurid Elaphrosaurus, both of which are indeed theropods.

[@danktorvosaurus]

Every animal engages in a sort of omnivory, but some more than others. Crab remains were found in either a Hardosaur itself or a coprolite, I forgot. Edge himself uploaded a few videos on “Herbivores” eating meat, “Carnivores” eating plants, and whether or not Ceratopsians were omnivores.

[@universodolucas6023]

cool

[@wcdeich4]

thanks for making the intro less painful to my ears.

[@reeyees50]

The ancient cows

[@SarastistheSerpent]

More like ancient rhinos

[@AthosJosue]

I wonder if you can find Dr. Wahwee there.

[@kjo4744]

E.D.G.E do you know about Beasts of the Mesozoic they have diabloceratops action figure. and I actually have it. It looks really cool.

[@huhh9282]

Cool!

[@VerveQuest-zc4ri]

I recall reading years ago that the ball joint at the base of the ceratops skulls base was the only perfect 360 in in naturally occurring history. Anyone know anything about this?

[@Roboticus_Prime_RC]

Wheels are illegal here! Proceeds to drag the stone in a sled. Causing much more of a disturbance.

[@Dystopian-toast]

If diabloceratops and some small theropods survived the mass extinction what do you think they would look like in the modern day

[@NightmarishWaltz]

Jesus: My child will have horns to defend against devilish creatures The Devil: yeah lets put it more horns on it and call it a day

[@beneficent2557]

Do you mean USGS? I havent heard of the UGS before.

[@dumbliz1477]

This video was inspired by the Isle

[@moof1224]

Not much is known about its ~body~

[@shawntorres9299]

I know their tyrant bloodlines but why not make the horned face bloodlines?

[@reeyees50]

6:13 No shit , sherlock

[@johnmanno2052]

How, exactly, do paleontologists "traipse"?

[@blacksun6245]

Jurrasic world evolution plz

[@bushmonkey140]

Do you have a Discord server?

[@areallyshortbrontothere]

Hi

[@danktorvosaurus]

Take: We’d have less “awesomebros” out there if we didn’t give dinosaurs such edgy names like Devil Horned Face, Monster Murderer, Gore King, Styx Demon, etc…

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

Alternative take: The names are fine (as long as they are not given to the most fragmentary piece of vertebra ever discovered). It's mostly the popular dinosaur media that is to blame. Spinosaurus doesn't have an edgy name but it's been a favourite of awesombros since Jurassic Park 3. If movies reduced the "monstrification" of dinosaurs a little it will help a lot in preventing the next generations from becoming awesomebros. Btw it seems to me that there are far less awesomebros online nowadays (atleast on KZbin) compared to 5-6 years ago.

[@danktorvosaurus]

@@Andrey.Ivanov well, that too.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

True, but then for every dinosaur named “monster murderer” or “gore king”, you have another named “goose mimic” or “unusual shoulders” or “fern lover”

[@betohatch8203]

What a dog water take. The names are fine because dinos are in fact, fuggin awesome, and there's nothing wrong with that

[@SarastistheSerpent]

@@betohatch8203 I don’t think he’s saying that the names are bad, just that the awesomebros are bad. Tbh I agree with him on that. Awesomebros can be quite aggressive and annoying, and are also partly responsible for spreading misinformation about dinosaurs. These are the people who scream about how feathers on dinosaurs are lame and how media should not depict any dinosaurs as feathery because it doesn’t look “badass”. Recently awesomebros were complaining about prehistoric planet because it portrayed Trex as taking care of its young (like birds) instead of acting like Godzilla and just ripping apart anything in its path.

[@Anon26535]

*slow heavy metal music playing*

[@areallyshortbrontothere]

Second

[@ODJJ-77.83]

33

[@matthewpitre8159]

Butte

[@raynalefevre2226]

The Marvels comic made a mistake naming a red colored Tyrannosaurus Rex Devil Dinosaur. If Marvel wanted to create a Devil Dinosaur, they should've made a Diabloceratops instead of a T Rex.

[@psal8715]

Weber is pronounced Wee-ber

[@beneficent2557]

Since North America was divided into two continents during the Cretaceous, I would be curious about the environments where chasmosaurine and centrosaurine species survived and why different species were successful at different times?

[@matthewpitre8159]

Look how sad the humans bone structure is compared to this creature like seriously why did they get all the horns and tails get to walk on a forest and not have spinal pain Maybe it's good that humans don't have horns they are already bad enough to each other

[@paleopal]

First

[@kurtanderson9309]

Ok, it is pronounced "Wee-ber" not Webber. And Zion, not zi(pause)on.

[@matthewpitre8159]

Nipple butte? Really? I thought elephant butter was funny

[@liamredmill9134]

Should have been called Angeloceratops,on the amount of shit they did as vegetations for the environment's(heaven)

[@pencilpauli9442]

OOPS Hit the dislike button by mistake. Corrected with a like. Apologies.

[@arthurquintojr2575]

Diabloteretops what's next tyrannasex rexs