Dinosaur Facts With Chavezz

[@Merilirem]

Imagine seeing a real living T-Rex for the first time and watching it lash out with its tentacles. The bones only tell us so much.

[@zafiruzoma6234]

This comment made me second guess what I know about the English language

[@sifuculreif6448]

An interesting point, but that raises the question, How do whe know about the tentacles of Ammonites? It's less common, but sometimes Soft-tissue leaves a fossile as well, it's just much rarer for those perfect conditions to happen.

[@thaliacrafts407]

This one right here, officer

[@mittens1225]

@@sifuculreif6448 fossils are so cool man

[@faronomus1589]

Wtf

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

My love of dinosaur and just liking this channel made this one of mynew favorite videos

[@crimsonking2874]

I would love to get more dinosaur videos. I was obsessed with them for the longest time. Back in elementary I read ever dinosaur book in my schools library. The librarian even understood my obsession and would let me know whenever a new book was added to the collection.

[@fantasy873]

"I have a giant head and little arms! I'm just not sure how well thought out this plan was!" . . . "Master?"

[@Tavis15ify]

We need more horror related vids, We need that good good laugh again. Or more DJ & You. That is always comedy gold

[@Tar-Numendil]

I would absolutely love to see more paleontology! I've been obsessed with dinosaurs since I was two years old.

[@lemongrab6173]

The small arms of T.Rex had one porpoise. Mating.

[@turtleofrainbow]

Honestly, seeing reactions to interesting vids/informational vids would be cool, as long as they are interesting and don't feel like a school education vid. Example being TierZoo, because your thoughts about stuff like that is always entertaining to see.

[@TnT_F0X]

I'm just imagining a buff T-rex Gym rat pushing over dinosaurs now.

[@IkariNoi]

Chavezz out here teaching us more than the American public school system.

[@ExcellentEmperor]

Carnotaurs actually have even smaller arms than Tyrannosaurs. They're practically useless.

[@spencerpearson1321]

Hey, man do as many as you feel like doing. It’s always a good to see y’all reacting. I would also be down for some longer form content. I feel like you have a lot to offer in that area.

[@NanuqEditzS]

FUCKING HATE when people make fun off T-Rex's arms. They are not weak and they are not short, they could lift 400lbs. There is also a theory saying that Tyrannosaurs evolved to have shorter arms, so they wouldn't get bitten off by rivals. All Tyrannosaurs were ABSOLUTE UNITS! Especially T-Rex

[@theclassyxenomorph1301]

I have a few theories on what the arms were used for: 1: to possibly give it a tighter turn while running. It's no secret now that dinosaurs had feathers. I think they had feathers on there arms that acted as guiding wings. So while chasing prey, they would stick there arms out to the side to help make quick turns while hunting. 2: perhaps they used there arms/arm feathers as a display during mating/territorial disputes. Same as how some birds will flash there wings to appear bigger and threatening.

[@waywardartsnfarts]

Possibly but not on trex, there’s a lot of data pointing to them having little to no feathering at all. Along side most reconstructions of feathering for dinosaurs being inaccurate as well, such as having wing like feathers on the arms and wide plumage on the tails.

[@maddymiller4146]

Hey dude, just found your channel and I wanna say this, I myself LOVE dinosaurs, and more recently I've become obsessed with the crocodilians, I know they don't count as dinosaurs, but they were there when the dinosaurs lived, so it's basically the same concept. Knowing me, I might go deeper into animals that made it into the modern era after millions of years. So, before I go on to watch the rest of your video, my thoughts are, gonna be biased against certain dinosaurs, but also loving learning more about the dinosaurs that I haven't heard or knew much about. T-Rex arms - I'm currently developing a character that turns into a dinosaur. So, about the arms, even though they were puny, they were FAR from weak, they were most likely used for pushing the animals' weight off the ground, which makes sense since they were the heaviest carnivore during the cretaceous period. So, t-rex had arms like that of a body builder. Yeah, a T-rex's arms were nothing to sneeze at, they can bench press you further than you ever will.

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Yea I think it must be a combination of all the uses mentioned in the video, otherwise they would have just lost use of their arms like Abelisaurids such as Carnotaurus did. Personally I think the laying down, holding while mating, and hunting while young (before adulthood) are the uses and reasons for them having tiny developed arms like that

[@safron2442]

Would love to see more prehistoric and dinosaur content.

[@lemongrab6173]

I have a theory well two to be precise. First is that not only did it use the arms for mating but they were also useful for grooming and cleaning its eyes this is a predator that use its head quite often for combat after all. Second theory is that perhaps arms were only necessary during the early stages of their lives but didn’t grow much as they matured and did not need them much. The skeletal structure of young tyrannosaurus are after all quite similar to that of other lighter built theropods and they were much faster runners than adult tyrannosaurs.

[@AgentKryos]

Young or old, ill always find dinosaur facts to be intriguing.

[@v.i.pflame7607]

More dinosaur stuff would be pretty neat to see on here.

[@werewolfman186]

chavez I cant wait till you hit 1 million subs

[@bobsmith8405]

Please watch the new Prehistoric Planet documentary when it comes!

[@devinjacksun5681]

KEEP DOING WHAT YOU'RE DOING MAN

[@shadyxvi4103]

Chavezz, If you full send it with the vids I'll keep on watchin

[@devinjacksun5681]

I DON'T KNOW IF YOU SMOKE OR NOT BUT I FEEL LIKE YOU WOULD BE REALLY CHILL DUDE TO SMOKE WITH

[@devinjacksun5681]

Or just hang out with in general

[@devinjacksun5681]

It's a big part of what I love about your channel

[@devinjacksun5681]

Always good vibes brutha

[@MaliciousMollusc]

For all we know, Trex could've been in the process of changing the physiology when they died. Maybe they were transitioning from using forelimbs to just their mouth like terror birds.

[@malachihill8677]

I believe the arms could have been only for the younger stages if the T-rex's lifespan like standing up, attacking smaller creatures, or even maybe climbing. These would stay small in proportion when growing in favor of the development for the head and legs.

[@Tunkert]

I like the idea of them actually having useless wings like ostriches

[@dogfun8556]

I like watching you because I don't feel alone while reacting to the videos myself lol keep it up I'm enjoying the reactions👍

[@waywardartsnfarts]

I really recommend you check out the dinosauria series by dead sound, they are animated shorts that try to depict dinosaurs and other reptiles as accurately as possible

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

Whatever Dynamosaurus said is what I said,also good video

[@DromolZ]

Hell yeah more Chavezz

[@BigTgeekandgaming1997]

I'd like to see you learn about the mosasaurus prehistoric animal since you learned about the t rex

[@SparkeIce]

You should do one on the carnotaurus it's anatomy is cool.

[@pirobot668beta]

T-rex runs up on prey, slashes repeatedly with puny arms, then jumps back to avoid a fight. Infection, possibly even venom from the claws, would kill the largest of animals; sexy-t-rexy wouldn't have to fight for every meal. All he has to do is track the smell of the infected wound... All T-rex claws found have deep grooves running their length; from the nail-bed to the tip. A venom channel? Many venomous snakes today that have grooves on the surface of their fangs, rather than hollow 'needle' teeth. Ghila monsters have venomous saliva, feeble claws and blunt teeth, but they hunt very effectively.

[@danny5551000]

If you're serious about relearning dinosaurs. Apple tv+ is starting a show on the 23rd called Prehistoric Planet

[@justagundam]

What if we were wrong the whole time and the T-Rex had more proportional arms

[@TheGoosebumpsQueen]

You can do as many videos as you want! Dino facts and more educational videos, YES!!! Dinosaurs are f**kin' awesome! This video was...dino-mite! LMFAO

[@greatdune3174]

However many videos you feel like doing is fine.

[@JalenKenobi]

Is 5 videos a week asking too much?😭also you and DJ are just hilarious together and I miss him 🗿

[@devinjacksun5681]

Unlimited Videos Unlimited POWAH

[@datkid5104]

I literally just watched this the day before there’s no way lol

[@LighthawkTenchi]

I’ve often wondered, with all the species that paleontology has come up with for dinosaurs, some apparently based on a single skeleton, I wonder if the number of species is actually far smaller, and the skeletons are of the same type of animal, but at different life stages. I’ve heard that about the ceratopsians, that some people have wondered if they’re the same species, just further along or dying early. That might have been disproven, though

[@gloomyallo1830]

Yeah, that's happened a lot, even with T-Rex. Nanotyrannus, raptorex, dracorex (And possibly stygimoloch), ceratosaur's refuted species, nedoceratops, etc.

[@morphman86]

We can look at the wear and tear of muscle attachments and bone structure, but zero soft tissue has survived the 100 million or so years. Heck, not even the bones survived. What we see are imprints in the rock that surrounded the bone. So we can make educated guesses and try to use new evidence to debunk older guesses or come up with new ones (as the video discussed, just because you found a new use doesn't mean the old theory isn't also true). But to know for absolutely sure, we would need a time machine. If you think it's unsatisfying that we can't get a definitive answer, I'm sorry, but I'm going to make you more uncomfortable: We've only found fossils of an estimated 0.5% of all species that lived during those periods. Fossilisation is extremely rare and only happen in the exact right conditions, and are only preserved under the right conditions, which is why we keep finding new bones to already discovered dinosaurs all the time, but very rarely find a new species. We don't have enough information to even guess how the majority of the wildlife looked like back then.

[@thomasstrasser7554]

Spooky thought.

[@SirBlasian411]

Does anyone know what video this is? I would like to venture to this channel myself, but the video link wasn’t included into the description.

[@Chavezzslovakia]

Oh man my bad. here you go. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp3con5rjr2Zp7M

[@MysticLGD]

Cool

[@Number1Irishlad]

I love dino stuff, but honestly...i just dont like the cadence of this guy's voice. Its like a slightly more expressive monotone, with the same exact pattern over and over again. (Thats just me tho, if yall enioy it, dont let me ruin it~ )

[@chamaco3699]

You should react to Sr. Pelo’s Mokey Shows videos, they’re chaotic and funny

[@js1423]

Pls more dinosaur-videos!

[@mrwendigo3374]

What if they used the arms as hooks to stop the prey from escaping while they bite the neck

[@devinjacksun5681]

I REQUIRE MOAR POWAAAH

[@alucardbloodream2013]

So basically Shaq with midget arms

[@trace3394]

As many videos as possible.

[@Aliciabernard570]

do you like dinosaurs Chavezz

[@shemarspann6405]

Yeah Tyrannosaurus rex may have small arms, but look at Carnotaurus arms, they're much smaller than t rex. Tyrannosaurus rex have you used it's arms to hold onto its prey and hold onto a female during mating

[@eded9157]

But why they need to have a function? Why no the exact opposite? A vestigial limb in way to disappear. Lot of species lost finger un their evolutions, or tails

[@azizla2029]

Is everyone ready for jurassic world dominion

[@countchompula1896]

If you think T. rex had small arms look up Carnotaurus

[@MrAXE0L]

Can you pls react to Max0r's Yakuza 0 review

[@Reaper666-99]

Please react to the new Tier zoo

[@tyronesmith5373]

If your feeling it post some anime fights or anything you feeling my guy

[@VENOM-lp3qf]

Dinosaurs were not birds they were reptiles and the tyrannosaurus Rex was most likely a bipedal croc or a bipedal komodo either way it was a tank and a big terrorfying lizard

[@hera2711]

spam that shizzz

[@devinjacksun5681]

Spam upload every day 🤣

[@Chavezzslovakia]

Bro I got so many suggestions last week imma go hard posting vids right now

[@devinjacksun5681]

Hell yeah

[@briloncitoroberts947]

@@Chavezzslovakia You should react to more dinosaur videos, especially with skitten. Also casual geographic has some vids about extinct animals.

[@devinjacksun5681]

@@Chavezzslovakia I know you don't really condone drug use on your channel, but have you ever heard of what's called a trip report? people send in stories about their experiences with various psychoactive substances and In my personal opinion the ones where shit goes wrong are the most entertaining to read or listen to

[@devinjacksun5681]

Check out Comedy Central's Tales from the Trip on the Channel It's basically a bunch of Semi-famous people talking about their experiences with various Psychedelic Drugs and it is fucking hilarious

[@smiley661]

yo what happened to u and bhd

[@Phantom-vo8jy]

we know jack shit about dinos its a guessing game

[@gloomyallo1830]

Not true in the slightest but alright.

[@Phantom-vo8jy]

@@gloomyallo1830 I stand by my comment

[@josimarbrown4094]

Oh, he couldn't m*sterbate because his arms are too short They feared him from Kilpatrick down to Galway Bay port Luckily he found a wife so he could have sex The non-masturbating tyrannosaurus rex