Dinosaurs Unearthed - Spinosaurus - Large Specialist Predator

Hi, welcome to Enchiridion. I am honored to share with you these facts on Spinosaurus in a legendary episode of Dinosaurs Unearthed!
Link to the channel Julian Johnson-Mortimer who made the animation: / johnsonmortimer
Spinosaurus was a spinosaurid dinosaur that lived in what is now North Africa during the Cenomanian to upper Turonian stage of the Late Cretaceous period, about 99 to 93.5 million years ago. The genus was first known from Egyptian remains discovered in 1912 and described by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1915.
Spinosaurus was among the largest of all known carnivorous dinosaurs, nearly as large as or even larger than other theropods like Tyrannosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus. New size estimates published in 2014 and 2018, based on a more complete specimen, supported the earlier research, finding that Spinosaurus could reach lengths of 49 to 52 feet, or 15 to 16 meters. The latest estimates suggest a weight of 6.4 to 7.5 metric tons, or 7.1 to 8.3 short tons. The skull of Spinosaurus was long, low and narrow, similar to that of a modern crocodilian, and bore straight conical teeth with no serrations.
Spinosaurus is known to have eaten fish, and most scientists believe that it hunted both terrestrial and aquatic prey. Evidence suggests that it was highly semiaquatic, and lived both on land and in water as modern crocodilians do. Multiple functions have been put forward for the dorsal sail, including display; either to intimidate rivals or attract mates, or thermoregulation.
From the 1990s to 2014, Spinosaurus was commonly portrayed as a very long yet comparatively lightly built theropod dinosaur, that aside from the skull and a sail on the back, was roughly similar to other large theropod dinosaurs in build. Then, in September 2014, a new study written by Nizar Ibrahim and colleagues was published along with great fanfare by National Geographic including a full-size model reconstruction. This new ‘Spinosaurus’ still had a crocodile-like skull and a sail on its back, yet this time Spinosaurus had been rebuilt as an obligatory quadrupedal dinosaur.
The new ‘2014 Spinosaurus’ quickly filled the internet with news stories not only because it was so different from before but because for at least twenty (20) years before Spinosaurus had fast become one of the more popular dinosaurs in fiction like films and games.
In 2020, a new paper by Ibrahim et al. was published, this time describing an almost complete tail of a Spinosaurus. The vertebrae of this tail showed highly developed neural spines as well as deep chevrons on the underside. These extended features applied to all of the vertebrae right down to the end of the tail, making the whole tail into a broad paddle shape. Furthermore, the tail of Spinosaurus was not stiff, it was actually very flexible and capable of a lateral, side-to-side movement. This means that in theory Spinosaurus could have propelled itself through the water with its tail.
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Table of Contents:
0:00 - An Introductory Story
1:30 - Introduction
5:16 - History Of Discovery And Development
7:49 - How Spinosaurus Has Been Reconstructed Over The Years
8:34 - 2014 Spinosaurus
11:56 - 2020 Spinosaurus; Tail Reconstruction
12:32 - Description; Estimating The Size Of Spinosaurus
16:42 - Description; Skull
18:05 - Description; Post-Cranial Skeleton
22:43 - Ontogeny
23:18 - Locomotion And Posture
25:57 - Sail Or Hump, And Why?
31:55 - Lifestyle
36:17 - Aquatic Habits
39:51 - Diet And Feeding
41:59 - What Fish Were On The Menu For Spinosaurus?
44:08 - Paleoenvironment
45:53 - Specimens
45:57 - BSP 1912 VIII 19
47:50 - NMC 50791
48:45 - MNHM SAM 124
49:32 - BM231
50:02 - UCPC-2
50:34 - MSNM V4047
51:13 - FSAC-KK 11888
53:52 - MNHM.KK374 to .KK378
54:20 - Possible Specimens
55:48 - Naming
55:52 - Named By
55:57 - Scientific Classification; The Rise Of Spinosaurids
59:01 - Phylogeny
1:00:07 - Species
1:01:11 - Diet
1:01:15 - Size
1:01:24 - Weight
1:01:32 - Known Locations
1:01:40 - Time Period
1:01:48 - Fossil Representation
1:02:01 - In Popular Culture
1:03:54 - Popular Culture; Shows
1:04:25 - Popular Culture; Games
1:05:15 - Conclusion
1:07:05 - Outro
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Transcript:
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Sources:
Beevor, T., Quigley, A., Smith, R., Smyth, R., Ibrahim, N., Zouhri, S., & Martill, D. (2020, August 28). Taphonomic evidence supports an aquatic lifestyle for Spinosaurus. Retrieved May 01, 2021, from www.sciencedirect.com/science...
Spinosaurus. (2021, April 25). Retrieved May 01, 2021, from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinosa...
Trapman, T. (2050, January 01). Stable isotope analysis of theropod teeth from The Kem Kem Beds, North Africa - niche differentiation among large predatory dinosaurs. Retrieved May 01, 2021, from dspace.library.uu.nl/handle/1...

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[@Lilith_Loves]

Spinosaurus has been my favorite dino since I was very young, and with all these new discoveries it absolutely remains that way! The visuals in this were outSTANDING

[@barunoahnaf5923]

Same

[@omarkarim7426]

same

[@emilatik8581]

Totally same.Loves its more duck-like,croco-like and Mosasaurus-like new AND genuinely psychical traits of it. I'm loving its now way more genuinely fitting description of being semi-aquatic and amphibian-like,that’s for sure 😅👌🙃😁🤟🤘💪💎

[@InsaneDemise83]

It's been my favorite ever since I first saw Jurassic Park 3

[@monkeymon327]

JP3 got me love Spinosaurus

[@practicalpisces]

I love that these dinosaurs are basically bipedal crocodiles. Very cool appearance.

[@dynamitestalker4219]

also larger than the largest crocodile ever found

[@S0LAAARRRRR]

​@@dynamitestalker4219so bigger then deinosuchs and purrusaurus?

[@Jayson_Tatum]

This isn't a very accurate video

[@simonecappiello3937]

​@@S0LAAARRRRR Height and Length yes, but the Weight and Strenth no.

[@kukalakana]

It seems to me that a sail-back would be more useful for moving through water than a hump. Thanks for sharing this by the way. Spinos are so fascinating.

[@BernardWilkinson]

@@captainkirk4271 I was going to mention David Hone. That is a really good lecture.

[@randomericthings7506]

“Jurassic Park III” made a big impact on Spinosaurus and how it was viewed by the general public. Before people thought it was small with a T-Rex-like head.

[@EAIOIAE]

I agree.

[@lazarus3068]

Thank you for the theoretically much more accurate,updated depiction of Spinosaurus and for describing many aspects of the ongoing research process behind these updates.. This video has been extremely well thought out in its presention of so much of the details of the research undertaken so thoroughly..

[@davidletasi3322]

Visually amazing, incredibly accurate scientifically, wonderfully habit analysis and educational. This extremely controversial dinosaur has excellerated dinosaur science dramatically. It's permeated the publics imagination and curiosity. The public adores dinosaurs and mysteries. This dinosaur offers it all. If a nearly complete skeleton should ever be found its will probably even evoke an even greater epiphany regarding dinosaur diversity. Great video.

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@@pumpzvg5934 whats wrong with being a nerd? He would probably get more successful than you..

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Nerd

[@biscuitcase83]

It's a fascinating and very unique looking dinosaur that's for certain.

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It's not accurate. It's all bunch of conspiracies. Not factual

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Dude WTH??? 34 MIL!!!! HOW?? THATS AMAZING!!

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It seems shady to me, like what are the odds that this ONE video gets 35 million views when all of their other videos average 1-2 thousand? Also the comments to view ratio is way off considering if you watched an hour long video, you're far more inclined to comment.

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@@nicks_wild_life yeah, I agree with you. It is a bit weird. I was kinda shocked when I saw that this vid is the only 34 Mil, but just didn't think much of it. But I'm just gonna hope it isn't anything shady, as I really want more "infographic" types of channel to succeed

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The history channels views aren't but 461k. Strange

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Really impressive video. Keep up the great stuff!

[@MetallicaKing48]

I definitely love and respect this version of the spinosaurus so much more over Jurassic Park 3’s. Almost like a distant cousin to the ancient, giant gator-crocodiles known as Archosauria/ Pseudosuchia. Deinosuchus and Sarcosuchus are my personal favorites.

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i watch alot of dino stuff on youtube & some of it is meh, but this was awesome & very well done without being super short cause alot of youtube ones are good but then they are only 20-30 mins, you put a nice hour & some change chunk & thats awesome thank you so much i just subscribed & i love your channel name cause Adventure Time is awesome🥰

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[@Just_Call_Me_Foxy]

A great Video, about the Greatest of all Apexes, Spinosaurus was always my favourite Dinosaur of all time and this Video did do him Justice. Thx for making this mate

[@EAIOIAE]

No problem, it was really fun to make and I am glad you enjoyed it. :-D

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@@EAIOIAE still ty ;)

[@aamirrazak3467]

Yes Spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur also such a fascinating creature

[@Boss-ot1iy]

Too bad it wasn't the greatest of all apex dinosaurs

[@TstanDa-Man]

I love how they just find a few bones and can tell what the creatures looked like

[@EAIOIAE]

Indeed! Paleontologists get to incredible inferences and discoveries with very little fossil material. :-)

[@joshuaroberts1287]

Its called comparative anatomy

[@mickyblue9658]

It's just guess work, educated guesses but still guesses.

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Dude nicely done I dont think any major network could have done thid better then. This really is awesome thank you for putting in the time and hard work into posting this video

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I agree

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Beautiful artwork, many thanks!

[@gianohawks]

I would have loved if Jurassic World Dominion introduced this Spinosaurus!

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That would be legendary! :-)

[@RebleGreyWarden]

Fascinating! Thank you for making such a LONG video! :D

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Outstanding documentary!!!!!!!

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Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching! :-)

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Thanks For The Great Video... Thanks.👍👍

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Thanks for making a video of my favourite dinosaurs

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No problem. Thank you so much for watching! :-D

[@themonsterbaby]

If I could use a time machine to go see an animal from the past with my own 2 eyes I would 100% pick a spinosaurus. It isn't even fair that I'll never be able to see these animals in real life.

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I think if we build Virtual Reality hardware and software at a very high fidelity and reconstruct prehistoric ecosystems we can get close to seeing dinosaurs. It's the best we can do! What do you think about that?

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@@EAIOIAE It would be a lot of fun. But it would still be based on our best interpretation of the animals and ecosystems. And just look at how frequently our interpretation of Spinosaurus changes. Or animals like Andrewsarchus where we only have very limited evidence of. So it would still be awesome but not quite like being able to view the real animal in it's real habitat. Reality sucks sometimes, lol.

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@@themonsterbaby Interesting! Thank you for letting me know! And thank you so much for watching! :-)

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[@artofahmed9946]

My favorite dinosaur is spinosaurus. Thanks for video

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This is awesome

[@nunyabusiness863]

Thanks so much for posting this. The time and energy expended is much appreciated. It's funny to see all of the 'conclusions' drawn through the years about what these creatures looked like. Seeing JP in theaters, i also chuckle to see how dated the information is based on their dino models of the time (and the obligatory Hollywood, villainous sinisterism looks). Thanks again.

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Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! :-D

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Fantastic video

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Nice video thanks for sharing

[@Layla-es9iu]

The spinosaurus has always been my favorite dinosaur of all, when I was little I always said that they were like alligators and everyone would try to fight me saying they were not and that they hated water LOL

[@thereal_abluorange._.288]

I think the sail is for ALL of those things. I Mean look at where it lives. It was super hot so it helped regulate heat, there were various large carnivores so it helped scare them and the display is for mates

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One hell of a video. Absolutely brilliantly laid out and narrated. Great great job.

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Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it! This made my day! Have a great rest of your day! :-)

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spinosaurus basically saying “This isn’t even my final from”

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;-D

[@Deform-2024]

Nizar Ibrahim stated that a new Spinosaurus paper will release this year, this time over the biomechanics.

[@EAIOIAE]

Really? Where did you read this?

[@Deform-2024]

@@EAIOIAE Ibrahim himself hinted at it on his Twitter "Is 2022 going to be an exciting year for Spinosaurus? Yes. Stay tuned." In a 2020 interview with "Pint Uk", he confirmed that it was a paper going over its biomechanics. He expressed more details about it on a public Reddit AMA a while later. It's supposed to go go over terrestrial mobility, swimming ability, bite force, arm use, body size, and others.

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Amazing

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Fascinating animal. Great video, thanks.

[@slackerofhell]

Something about semi aquatic dinosaurs just fascinates me. Baryonyx and Suchomimus are also some of my faves.

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Same, they are undoubtedly some of the coolest and most unique carnivores.

[@EAIOIAE]

I agree, and the convergent evolution of crocodilian-like traits is simply fascinating!

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@@EAIOIAE Yea, especially the unique pressure sensors.

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They're so unique looking

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I would say Baryonyx Walkeri would be my new favorite for obvious reasons...

[@pumpkinproblem]

This is great, i've loved the spino since I was a little kid and with all these new fossil finds its looks just keep getting cooler looking haha

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Bro that so cool

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[@Metphies-]

Spinosaurus is that one kid in class who can't decide what their style is PS: it's a joke, I love spino to pieces

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The more they discover, the more I start to think this thing was actually a crocodilian.

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Thank you! Very nice video 👍

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Great! Thank you so much for watching! :-)

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4.3 Million Views as of November 29, Very Well deserved for these informative videos, keep them up!

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its now at 6.5M

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32 million now

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I was wanting to watch something on the spinosaurus and without even searching this showed up as recommended on KZbin. What a spectacularly good video. Thank you.

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Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! :-D

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There are lots of things to learn still . Best clip , Enjoyed it . Sydney.

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Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheEricZ]

There's not nearly enough small fish in that ecosystem to support 3 large carnivores in that first scene. It unbelievable, like a cartoon.

[@EAIOIAE]

Interesting thought! How much do you think would be the limit?

[@TheEricZ]

@@EAIOIAE I would have to imagine it would depend on their range, assuming a mostly fish diet. But, assuming they were more likely to ambush large terrestrial animals for the majority of their caloric intake, then we could understandably see a higher concentration of carnivorous megafauna.

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Thank you so much for these videos. I quite enjoy them.

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I love it

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Same! Thank you so much for watching!

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Wooww ... its so amaizing

[@MrMoNkE380]

As much as people like the Trex, there's something about the Spino that I really like. It's just so elegant, similar to a Swan.

[@dogdog5979]

It's also a lot more unique then the t rex in terms of body parts.

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Its Definitely been my favorite dinosaur for a long long time

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@@dogdog5979 well it's definitely not stronger than a t rex and a t rex is heavier

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@@niklaus9678 I know.

[@niklaus9678]

@Jamal T do you even know what you're saying? That's a movie with dinosaurs, its not a movie that's about dinosaurs, its false. In recent research the t rex is a monster compared to a spino, t rex had the strongest bite, it was heavier and it hunted the most armoured creatures with tails that can crack bones, while the spino lived in shallow water and had weak jaws for gripping and ate fish, and possibly had terrible mobility on land, it was basically a worse version of a crocodile lol it didn't stand a chance against the t rex in reality

[@goatrex9195]

This is amazing! Spinosaurus is my favorite African theropod

[@dlmalley8639]

First time learning about Spinosaurus 😮❤

[@EAIOIAE]

Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it! Spinosaurus is truly fascinating, unique, and one of the strangest dinosaurs to walk the Earth; so much so that each year we reconstruct it differently! :-)

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Nice one ❤️❤️

[@chissstardestroyer]

It walked on two legs, because its handbones couldn't support four-legged walking at all; it therefore had to walk on only two legs. Plus its claws wouldn't work with using its hands as additional feet.

[@EAIOIAE]

Could you point me to any of the sources stating this? I am interested.

[@chissstardestroyer]

@@EAIOIAE Actually, there've been solid studies on the metacarples of this animal that prove it was solely bipedal... it should be simple enough for you to find them- and they prove those "doctors" who claim it walked on four legs haven't done their homework at all.

[@goji5052]

@@chissstardestroyer we don't even have any fucking hands, what bs are you making up?

[@sophiastrong3787]

@@goji5052 yes we do….that’s how we know it’s first digit was so much longer than the other two. I would recommend checking out the Spino episode of Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong. He goes into an in depth explanation of why we know they were obligate bipeds.

[@goji5052]

@@sophiastrong3787 Anything involving Spinosaurus's hands are as of now guesses based on relatives whose hands we DO know of. We don't have material of actual hand fossils from the animal itself. And given how different it is from even its close relatives, I wouldn't be surprised if the hands looked unexpectedly completely different from what we expect.

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Love it with even the ambience:O

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Fantastic

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Awesome documetary.

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[@groque1654]

Spinosaurus is getting a lot of attention in the recent years and I'm all for it

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Everyone going to be riding the Dinosaur train with this one lol

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Yeah me to cus its my fav

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@@voidzilla7282 Same, it's such a Chad creature

[@fnglert]

I remember when all we had were drawings of long destroyed remains, and a fuckton of speculation. The beasty has always intruiged me since.

[@MrJumbo-zx1jt]

T-Rex is my fav dino, but Spino is def a big fav as well, probably the most uniqe creature that ever lived. The new Aquatic Spino is much cooler Than the old jp3 version

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Thanks

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Spino is honestly my favorite dinosaur lol

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My too 😌

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It's very unique among the mega theropods..

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I m just glad about this video for I just watch an excavation in the Gobi desert, so as an African, I started to think about the SAHARA DESERT .WAW NOW THIS VIDEO .THANK YOU.AFTER LISTENING,I WOULD ONLY SAY ,THAT WE MUST BE GRATEFUL ABOUT THESE WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE AND THERE EVEN MORE WHICH ARE TO BE FOUND WHO KNOWS WHEN .MY POINT IS IT CAN BE TRUE THAT THE SPINOSAURUS CAN GET HUGE AMONG OTHER HUGE DINOSAURS, REGARDLESS YET WHAT HAS BEEN FOUND .BUT IM GLAD ABOUT THE DISCOVERIES.THANK YOU.

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Wow. This video is off the scale well done. I'm from the 1960's. We didn't get this level of presentation unless we went to the museum and asked questions. Very impressive. !:- )

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holy cow, over an hour on spinosaurus. i'm not complaining excited to see what all it contains

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Wooww its amazing dino

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The earth was a 100 times more beautiful a million years ago

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True to that, 😔

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Earth also is currently beautiful then it would be after 500 years from now.

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If only if was around that long ago. But it was a nicer place for sure over 10,000 years ago for sure if not more

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Yeah, the problem is Homo sapiens.

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Humans are the only animals who knowingly destroy their own planet

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Thank you so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

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Very good

[@EAIOIAE]

Thank you for your kind words! :-)

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Salute to the camera man for following them.

[@emila6]

Spinosaur is the best dinosaur! they were definitely the kodiak bear of their time with it's massive size. it wasn't related to reptiles in any way and it's unique ecosystem just makes it so impressive

[@joypark3783]

Spino is a reptile

[@emila6]

@@joypark3783 dinosaurs are different than reptile. they are a separate genus

[@jayluxx1418]

@@emila6 birds and reptiles today are closely related to dinosaurs. They are not dinosaurs today but distant relatives

[@rodrigopinto6676]

"The kodiak bear their time" totally wrong this animal is more like a HERON had a slim narrow flattened and slender body with very short legs, lenght 14--15 metes long and weight 7,6 tons is the LONGEST theropod not the "biggest".

[@mighty2192]

Spinosaurus was the gharial of their time with it's much slender body and jaws

[@Tucher97]

The spino maybe specialized for marshes and wetlands and really, I say it succeeds as when water is a near constant, why not swim? Though that makes me wonder if the Spinos died out due to their habitats drying up, marshes and such diminishing. However if dinosaurs did come back. Well we can expect Florida to contain residents that involve gators and spinos as a spino would spend most days bathing in mud puddles, fishing and making more of themselves.

[@EAIOIAE]

Would love to go to the Everglades one day to film a video on Spinosaurus or other semi-aquatic dinosaurs.

[@Tucher97]

@@EAIOIAE Wow, I made this comment a year ago, however it would be interesting to see Florida man versus Spino.

[@rezasubs8589]

Thx

[@EAIOIAE]

No problem! Thank you so much for watching! :-)

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This is great who gives thumbs down to such a wellmade videos?

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Good

[@raptorzilla0710]

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[@PS_Girl_Gamer]

KZbin: DO YOU WANT TO SEE A SPINOSAURUS INFORMATION FOR 1 HOUR STRAIGHT?! 31 Million people: *Yes*

[@au-817ttttx]

Yeah

[@EAIOIAE]

Hahahahaha! Fair! :-D

[@PS_Girl_Gamer]

@@EAIOIAE Thanks for reminding me of this beautiful video after two months 💖💖

[@joaquinfajardo9091]

Cool dinosaurs 🦕🦖

[@anokorokonogoro]

nice

[@tavissmith8112]

I will say I really appreciate how much more complex the inferred body via skeletons have become and presumably will continue to improve and impress. The visual of the massive body that is made reasonable by not only it’s skeletal structure but the lifestyle it would have, is impressively robust!

[@RoboticAndy7]

Agradezco al increible algoritmo de KZbin por traerme a esta obra de arte!!

[@ESZQ1024]

X2, encima tiene subtitulos, así que viene de maravilla :D

[@fionagibson7529]

When I was little, I had a spinosaurus toy that was pretty much one of those early depictions of iguanodon with a sail. I like the real version better.

[@EAIOIAE]

I agree! I think the real version is captivating, complex, and huge. I wonder which other creatures we will discover that are of a similar scale and just simply super cool, though preservation precludes that to an extent. :-)

[@mikefisher4834]

I knew about spinosaurus WAY before Jurassic Park 3 came out but I never knew what it was called when I was a kid💯

[@mindrelaxingandhealing2400]

So this is the new spino? 👌 love it ❤

[@aniket_c]

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[@faridahmad7523]

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[@christiancorgier13]

Le visuel est parfait. Genial

[@vncyv_9277]

Love the walking with dinosaurs theme

[@Moetastic]

Spinosaurus essentially weighed a ton & half roughly more than an elephant. Just imagining it roaming around today would be insane.