The Only Dinosaur Known to Have Injured A T. Rex

[@ExtinctZoo]

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[@mathewdean3334]

Could you make a video about the different species and typs of the giant long nack dinosours

[@Godzilla2000X]

I think the ultimate defense would go to the ankylosaurus

[@markykid8760]

also… youngest non avian dinosaur. ;)

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thanks my friend..... Old F-4 II Shoe🇺🇸

[@Makabert.Abylon]

Much better thumbnail👍🏻

[@watchingshows6683]

Triceratops had a massive trident and a shield. Truly built like prehistoric gladiator.

[@karimmohamed2891]

A prehistoric tank

[@TrustMelDontCare]

How dare you! Gladiators were built like them! Hahaha

[@jeremyclares4851]

Eotriceratops xerinsularis has entered the chat…

[@KingofKran]

Triceratops Horridus Maximus: "Are you not ENTERTAINED?!"

[@morningstarghuleh1087]

@@KingofKran T-Rex: Ummm, actually no. I'm just going to wander off slowly now. Toodle pip.

[@RedXlV]

Before Jurassic Park 3, T. rex vs Triceratops was *the* classic dinosaur rivalry.

[@RobGalo]

Pull up the super-cuts of dinosaurs portrayed in movies before Jurassic Park and it's almost guaranteed you'll see a triceratops and T-rex fight.

[@Hugo-yz1vb]

My favorite representation of said rivalry being the one in Dinosaur King, fire aganist lighting, Trike aganist Rex, horns aganist jaws

[@Darjaboo]

Even after Jurassic park. The spinosaurus is nothing.

[@HeroofBergen]

The fact that there has never been a fight between a T-REX and a Triceratops in Jurassic Park is unbelievable to me.

[@Darjaboo]

@@HeroofBergen You should watch Jurassic park the video game movie. It's a game that if played correctly looks and feels just like a movie and it happens during the same events as Jurassic park 1 it feels like a true JP 1.5 to be honest and there is an amazing Trex vs Triceratops Matriarch battle and it's epic.

[@maxmazzotti6651]

The classic rivalry between Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus Rex.

[@hoibsh21]

Ya, Triceratops who had enough of T. Rex bullying and exploded in rage and impaled him.

[@srobeck77]

@@hoibsh21 it was a juvenile TRex

[@whiteydiamond]

Shut up

[@fiodarkliomin1112]

Triceratops was very small for fighting with T-Rex 🦖

[@drawinaminutewithdr.rajasa8861]

Late cretaceous Tom and Jerry

[@kingofflames738]

I don't see why fights being in Triceratops' favour would be controversial. In most cases it's the predators playing catch-up in fights since they have to be careful not to get hurt or risk starvation. A T-Rex fighting a Triceratops would have to exercise utmost caution not to get impaled while the Triceratops could just go in swinging.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Nothing much different than today.

[@alveolate]

@TyrannusX you very clearly don't know enough about predator-prey relationships, neither today nor in the past.

[@AbandonedAccountNow]

rex was agile durable and intelligent according to most studies so yuh dats why

[@FKyoutubeSERIOUSLY]

​@TyrannusX You're a certified dum dum.

[@whiteydiamond]

Controversial as in no one cares

[@Cheetor96]

Not to mention, the Triceratops has also gained a lot of popularity in pop-culture as well, such as Cera from The Land Before Time, the Dinobot Slag from G1 Transformers, and an advanced alien warrior race called Triceratons from the TMNT franchise.

[@LSOK38]

Cowabunga, Dude‼️🐢🐢🐢🐢😄😄😄😄😄

[@lindaterrell5535]

Also a Doctor Who episode with Doctor 11. And Trixie from an ancient Gumby episode.

[@pheonixwing6056]

if you were to actually ask a random person on the street "who had the most beef with the t rex?" they would just look at you weird lmao

[@TVAVStudios]

Cows, obviously.

[@oliewray8357]

Yeah that's just a dumb this to comment be better

[@raptros]

I'm sure the ground shaking every time he takes a step has a bigger beef with them than anybody else 😂

[@FlintSparkedStudios]

@@oliewray8357Their comment made me smile.

[@jacquelineking5783]

Given that 3 came out in 2001 and wasn't nearly as liked as the original I doubt the movie is on too many people's mind.

[@stax6092]

Y'know, a Bison looks like a typically chill Herbavore until it gets stressed. Triceratops goes pretty hard given that they could toe-toe with T-rex. Sure T-rex was probably Hunting them, but much like a Lion to a Bison that doesn't make the prey animal non-intense.

[@fit-chocolate3799]

Exactly T-rex hunted Trikes even with all the numerous defences Triceratops had, it was still considered prey. Yes a T-rex could very much be seriously injured or might die fighting a Triceratops but I believe not a single T-rex would allow themselves to die of starvation just because the most abundant dinosaur at the time is too dangerous to kill. Yes a Trex could just scavenge but who in the hell likes eating rotten meat their entire lives? T-rex evolved to become what it is, a Trike killer.

[@NotHere07]

You forgot that Lions hunt with their pride against a herd of Bisons. Trex hunt alone. 12:20 While Triceratops are likely herded together. One on one. A single healthy lion cant kill a single bison.

[@fit-chocolate3799]

@@NotHere07 Bro Lions don't hunt Bisons, they hunt Buffalo. A Bison is in America while a lion is in Africa. Yes sometimes lions hunt as a pride but there are also times where all it takes is one adult male lion to kill a buffalo. Now just imagine a T-rex the only dinosaur in existence capable of making a freaking Triceratops "Prey". No matter the situation in nature no predator will allow themselves to starve just because the prey is too dangerous. Injuries mean nothing if it means an abundant and plenty source of food.

[@Sea_Leech]

​@@fit-chocolate3799 and theres a fair deal alot of trex were simply preying upon any triceratops that were weakened by fights/already died. There are lots of theories trex was more like a scavenger, using its size to allow it to get any food it spots, only ocassionally getting in tussles with prey or foe if hungry enough.

[@fit-chocolate3799]

@@Sea_Leech Trex being a scavenger is the dumbest theory about the Trex which have been debunked numerous times over the years. Look at the Trex it evolved to kill Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Edmontosaurus and any other large and heavily built herbivore dinosaurs. It being a scavenger means it will evolve to be a scavenger not the most powerful land predator of all time. The other theory saying that a Trex will only hunt injured or young Triceratops is so stupid, first of all a young Triceratops is barely any food large adult rex, second of all Trex will hunt any available Triceratops espescially ones that are alone it will not wait for a dying Triceratops to come to it. By that point it will be starving out of its mind. Trex was a predator not a bystander watching delicious prey go by.

[@draiocht1979]

Triceratops and Tyrannosaurs beefing for who more iconic

[@_davidboxing]

Three of them. T-Rex, Triceratops, and the Long necks. but the T-Rex is easily the most _iconic._ Triceratops are still my fave tho 😁

[@treystephens6166]

Godzilla vs King Kong‼️

[@KoeiNL]

@@_davidboxing I'd add Stegosaurus to that list.

[@NikolaiThielepape]

@@KoeiNL Stegosaurus lived in the Jurassic

[@KoeiNL]

@@NikolaiThielepape I'm just talking about iconic dinosaurs.

[@BuwiBeastsGaming-nv8ey]

most brutal thumbnail ever

[@Dinoslay]

The artist who made that had their Mortal Kombat mode on full throttle. 😁

[@andrewscoppetta4944]

@@Dinoslay Finish him. Dino-animality.

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

He has changed it twice already 💀

[@crimson88-FC]

I think it got changed lol

[@crimson88-FC]

6:27 was this the thumbnail?

[@SmashBrosAssemble]

Triceratops was the size of an African Elephant & literally had a phalanx for a face, it was built to fend off Tyrannosaurus.

[@john-ic5pz]

beats having a phallus for a face 😆

[@potatoeater4838]

You’re wrong about it being the size of an elephant, it was even bigger than an elephant

[@jesss7438]

and likely had the aggression and temper of a Rhino. That's scary enough

[@xanshen9011]

@@jesss7438Rhinos are relatively chill. It probably had a temperament like that of a hippo or cape buffalo

[@GoldBawls]

Its face was made up of heavily armed warriors, arranged in a triangular formation? Weird, I thought it was bone.

[@erictaylor5462]

There is a scene in Jurassic Park that has really bugged me. After the kids and Dr. Grant escape the car twice they climb into a tree the relax when they realize that the dinosaurs they can see are not carnivores. Having done a ton of hiking in the back country, in places where wildlife encounters are common, I known that the herbivores are way more dangerous than the meat eaters. Deer kill a lot more people than bears and mountain lions combined. The last animal you want to encounter is a bull moose in rut.

[@freedomandguns3231]

Deer are also known to snack on things like baby birds. Most herbivores will occasionally eat meat. Theyd make a good clacium packed snack

[@dinolover]

How? Those were brachiosaurs, the equivalent to modern day giraffes so why is that confusing? Do you think every herbivore operates like that? Moose and Deer are both herbivores and don't act the same at all. Might want to take a basic zoology class if you don't understand. Hiker my ass

[@Khan-rz8qi]

Tyrannosaurus vs Triceratops = *Ultimate Offense vs. Ultimate Defense*

[@demoncore5342]

Both have offense in spades.

[@colossicus555]

Well look what happened in fullmetal alchemist

[@jeremyclares4851]

Inland Taipan and Titanoboa vs King Cobra, Vasuki Indicus and Black Mamba: rethink your words again.

[@jeremyclares4851]

Inland Taipan and Titanoboa vs King Cobra, Vasuki Indicus and Black Mamba: rethink your words again.

[@srobeck77]

@@demoncore5342 no trike was only defense. Those brittle horns couldnt be rammed with to be offensive. If they were made of ivory like an elephant, then sure.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Triceratops mom: Careful with those horns, son. You're liable to poke someone's eye out with one of those things. Triceratops kid: Isn't that the whole idea of having them? Triceratops tribe: *[uproarious laughter, because it's a long-standing family joke]*

[@rayaanansari4834]

“The whole point”*

[@rbdriftin]

6:31 - that image is comically brutal. Jesus!

[@IlanePeiretti]

That's one of my favorite gory paleo art! Hell yeah!

[@skyemac8]

Eye know!

[@bentramer682]

Its like something out of Evil Dead

[@FuzzyBunnyofInle]

"Triceratops rolls a Nat20!"

[@juliancar5700]

6:33 The Triceratops straight up went and said " Sike made you look ".

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

that painting at 6:28 where the triceratops gored the trex in the face with its eye on the end of the point os badass

[@ianjones7294]

My 2 favourite rivalries are Allosaurus and Stegosaurus and T-Rex and Triceratops. T-Rex and Triceratops was an epic rivalry that was just as famous as Allosaurus and Stegosaurus was 80 million years earlier.

[@trezor-yt3047]

True. You know what rivalry I also like? Spinosaurus vs Carcharodontosaurus

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

Ankylosaurus also was a force to noted. Whoever was the apex predator during its time certainly avoided the Ankylosaurus and left it alone

[@Benja21740]

It lived with trike and rex but really it never been huntyt cuz for trex -edmontosaurus mid risk big reward -trike big risk big reward -anky big risk small reward ​@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

[@Squidboi6677]

@@trezor-yt3047hell yeah

[@SlifWon]

​@@trezor-yt3047there was no rivalry between them, they co-existed and filled different ecological niches

[@delancyj67]

If you think about it, American Bison and Cape Buffalo don't HAVE to live in such large herds. Bull elephants live mostly solitary lives. Triceratops may have used a similar model.

[@herpderp3916]

Cape buffalo can still fall prey to lions and hyenas if they make a mistake and get sick or injured. Interestingly they're one of the few big herd animals that display altruism rather than leaving their unlucky herdmates behind, so having buddies who will help you mob a predator is probably one of their greatest defense strategies.

[@AncientCreature-i2o]

​​@hung8969That's not true at all. In fact it couldn't be further from the truth. Newborns for instance are the weakest of all, and are protected by the herd, as are elder buffalo's, and juvenile offspring. Your theory is incorrect.

[@Hugo-yz1vb]

​@@AncientCreature-i2o Protect the new and innocent, the young and growing, and the wise and elder

[@TheAlienNerd.]

​@hung8969 is it wrong that i was reading this in one of the funny voices the click uses while reading something ridiculous

[@heirofaniu]

​@hung8969 That's not true at all, and intelligent pack hunter like wolves, lions, and hyenas are fully capable of taking down a healthy adult cape buffalo or bison in its prime, and they do. It is simply easier to separate smaller and weaker members of a herd and kill them, predators aren't killing for honor or glory or sport, they're killing for food, smaller and weaker pretty is simply a more efficient way to do this. Herd animals move with the weakest near the center for exactly this reason, it's easier to protect those weaker members. You see this with bison and cape buffalo, elephants too for that matter.

[@BullionApreciator]

It may a common pick, but Triceratops is still my favorite dinosaur.

[@alpacaofthemountain8760]

How could someone not like it? It’s popular for a reason

[@slappy8941]

Do you mean in may _be_ a common pick?

[@timetraveler1973]

i dont know why but when i was a kid i always loved stegasaurus.

[@BullionApreciator]

@@slappy8941 Yes

[@fatih9016]

Nothing wrong about it being a common pick tbh, that just means a lot of people agree that it's pretty darn cool

[@timetraveler1973]

10:54 -- The only thing more terrifying than both triceratops and t-rex

[@waltertheterrible6062]

Yeah wtf was that 😂

[@timetraveler1973]

@@waltertheterrible6062 the next jurrassic park hybrid. they releasing one next year its supposed to be more based like the original two tho.

[@timetraveler1973]

but it could be the new hybrid.

[@iksarguards]

It stands to reason that a healthy adult triceratops was pretty far down on the list of things any predator wanted to tangle with. Because that's typical how predator/prey relationships work. The young, the sick, the weak. These are preyed upon.

[@srobeck77]

Typically true, until a predator gets close to starvation and desperate, then anything goes. The risk is becomes worth taking if close to death.

[@aottadelsei980]

Ambushing can definitely change the odds over a face to face as well

[@oceancoral557]

The theory that triceratops attacked the young rex first makes sense to me Lots of prey kill their young predators bc they recognize them as a threat and what they would grow into

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

@@aottadelsei980 Yes... because there any number of ways a 40-foot tall reptile can conceal itself.

[@aottadelsei980]

@@davidanderson_surrey_bc yes, with it’s superior vision as well as padded feet mix with the fact that night time and forest exists. Trex could easily ambush prey, there’s even a prehistoric planet scene that demonstrates this.

[@vanthadoun1]

Triceratops was always my favorite dinosaur, and I am glad that people are showing it some respect

[@GucciLobster-bm6go]

If I had a nickel for every time a ceratopsid and a smaller predator were perfectly preserved mid-battle, I’d have 3 nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened thrice.

[@Pascal1607]

Velociraptor vs Protoceratops, and juvenile T. Rex vs Triceratops. But what is the third?

[@irmaosmatos4026]

what's the third?

[@amicableenmity9820]

Please tell us the third

[@colterhall2172]

​@@amicableenmity9820 Probably a crazy new specimen of Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis with a Repenomamus robustus preserved on top of it in mid-attack. It was hitting the news in July of 2023.

[@Tyranid_Hive_Mind]

​@@irmaosmatos4026 repenomamus and psittacosaurus

[@briancolwill3071]

Extinct Zoo is balancing a fine line between comments wanting even more gory thumbnails and KZbin's lame restrictions

[@HorizonOverHeaven]

Ankylosaurus be like: Am I a joke to you?

[@yukion1282]

Ankylosaurus was already covered in different video.

[@srobeck77]

@@yukion1282 Def was in response to the title " the only dinosaur known to injury a trex". (even thought it was only a juvenile trex)

[@FiryaFYI]

Ikr 🤷‍♂️

[@alveolate]

i wonder which was better at defense, ankylosaurs or ceratopsians... i think they're both better than stegosaurids tho

[@SovTheCherub]

@@srobeck77the larger tyrannosaurus sustained a wound to the upper leg.

[@mekboymahk3420]

“The only animal to ever injure a T. rex” Another T. rex: am I a joke to you?

[@lucasokeefe7935]

That's a hell of a thumbnail switch lol

[@EmperorNapoleon1815]

This rivalry was an important part of my early childhood. Very iconic!

[@SpareAccount-l9i]

Yo that thumbnail is sick! As always love your content keep it up ❤

[@heatherv3417]

I love how everyone is mentioning the eye painting but not the GETTING FACE RIPPED OFF painting 10:05

[@babycee1165]

Triceratops takes “the best defense is the best offense” to a whole other level

[@trixus4768]

Triceratops, whenever the T-Rex is around: Wanna joust?😂

[@gattycroc8073]

I love ceratopsian dinosaurs due to how diverse they are ranging from the size of small dogs to larger than modern elephants, not to mention the verity of horns and frill shapes they have.

[@Noodleydoo]

OMIGOD!! That painting of the TRex's eye getting skewered by a triceratops is the greatest paleo art I have ever seen! I want to see brains next!

[@maximumcringelevel8617]

Paleo art of T rex rubbing it's genitals against corpse of a triceratops.

[@lemongrasslaughs9061]

RIP to that hard-ass original thumbnail.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

T-Rex: Hey, would you like to come over for dinner? Triceratops: Sure... but first let me show you an eye-popping trick.

[@dirremoire]

You forgot to mention that there was a Hadrosaur that broke off of T-Rex tooth and lived to tell about it. This is way more profound than it sounds.

[@juliancar5700]

I think that was Edmontosaurus. It survived an attack from a T Rex. But it left a tooth on its back , managing to heal later on.

[@dirremoire]

@@juliancar5700 Yah, that's right. It was Edmontasaurus. Obviously it must have put up some struggle in order to get away.

[@grahamstrouse1165]

@@juliancar5700Edmontosaurus was a big boy.

[@theotheseaeagle]

@@dirremoire well it was one of the largest hadrosaurs second only to shantungosaurus so it was definitely no pushover

[@muddrunner7590]

Yeah this video is cap. Anky was also a monster they say they have yet to find any bones with rex bites on it. Watched a thing basicly saying Rex's avoided them do to the damage of the club was just bone snapping life ending weapon on destruction and hide was so tuff it couldn't bite through it.

[@alexanderross8462]

6:31 dear gosh that is GRUESOME

[@CosmicMomentumX]

4:25 missed opportunity for an absolute savage ur mom joke 😢

[@therizinosaurus214]

The Triceratops has a fascinating joint for connection between the neck and skull. it had a ball and socket joint allowing for crazy amount of articulation.

[@nandu1770]

Ohh😮

[@__seeker__]

Fascinating point: the existence of keratin sheaths around the horn cores never occurred to me. That means, in life, their horns would’ve been larger (like you said) but also possibly differently shaped. If you look at the horn core of a ram, say, it doesn’t look anything like how they look with the keratin sheath over it.

[@vokqe]

10:00 it also makes sense that triceratops could have been in herds because if you think about it they are less likely to get attacked as a herd and if one of them dies in the herd it will just be left behind. I agree that there would have been many if any though

[@vokqe]

*12:00

[@5nhyfiery]

Thats a grusome thumbnail love it!

[@jadeybabes33]

I really enjoy your videos and learn a lot from them. I'm a mom of dinosaur loving little boys who grew up and didn't like dinosaurs anymore - but I remained obsessed! Thanks for the awesome content.

[@MikeBarbarossa]

3:55 they hired a professional illustrator to draw the Tri, and a 3rd grader to draw The Argentino 😆

[@beastmaster0934]

Triceratops is, and always will be, my favorite dinosaur of all time. Ironically enough, my oldest cousin’s favorite dinosaur is T.rex.

[@smitabhmoitra5726]

In a stand-up head to head fight, triceratops would honestly win 6-7 out of 10 fights. T.rex wouldn't even consider taking those odds unless it was starving to death. The pads on its feet suggest that it was the most quiet 10,000 kg animal that had ever lived and thus, ambushed its prey. The trike on the other hand may have been the single most dangerous dinosaur to ever evolve. It had pretty poor eyesight, but lived with the most powerful terrestrial predator ever. The closest modern analogue in those areas would be the nearly blind modern rhino which is notoriously aggressive.

[@carlambroson8872]

That tells just how tough a triceratops was, so tough that the mighty Tyrannosaurus fear them!

[@TheFoshaMan]

1:11 That looks dope holy cow

[@HungryCats70]

Just love the facts you offer on extinct species and the narrative you use to package your presentations. As a side note, so refreshing to watch videos that aren't clickbait!

[@zoraac4678]

That thumbnail is brutal though 😂

[@Dinoslay]

I love it!😆

[@DonnaQuh]

your channel is the perfect blend of fun and information!

[@Beztebyo]

spinosaurus of jurassic park is so UNREALISTIC and different from the real one help-😭

[@Kyoryu_Unshaken]

Ah yes because the jurassic franchise has ALWAYS been accurate from getting dinosaur dna from amber to men on motorcycles driving with raptors its ENTERTAINMENT the jurassic franchise never set out to be accurate and damn it they did a good job

[@mikaelangehagen7251]

​@@Kyoryu_Unshakenyou sir deserve an award. Im tired of seeing people saying it needs to be accurate like people shouldn't be expected to know fiction from reality

[@skilledwarman]

​@@Kyoryu_UnshakenAlso at the time I believe that's pretty much what we thought it was like, wasn't it?

[@Kyoryu_Unshaken]

@@skilledwarman Pretty much yeah

[@Kyoryu_Unshaken]

@@mikaelangehagen7251Believe me i am very tired of them as well i mean its fiction not every piece of dinosaur media does NOT need to be accurate in order to be good.

[@Hughjaoses8766]

T Rex: Im the baddest dino in North America, nobody can hurt me Spiky Elephant: Hold my ferns

[@Ooga_OnYT]

Ankylosaurus: "Am i a joke to u?"

[@AdventureHusky]

This makes the rivalry between Chomp and Terry from Dinosaur King even more plausible and awesome.

[@Azureblue25]

13:00 Can’t forget Thescelosaurus, Trierarchuncus, Leptoceratops & Denversaurus, also there’s evidence of Therizinosaurids via fragmentary remains in Canada as well as fossilized tracks in Alaska that were also found close by fossilized Edmontosaurus tracks, as well as tracks by Therizinosaurids found in the Harebell Formation in Northwest Wyoming where a juvenile T. Rex tooth was also discovered and Triceratops would likely be present as well. It’ll be any day now when someone will find at least a partially complete new Therizinosaurid species living in Late Maastrichtian North America, same with more complete Dakotaraptor remains.

[@zrales]

Damn, ur smart Are you self taught or did u get further education

[@snottyboy9983]

I love that when he says "among" it always spunds like "among" instead of "among" lol, thats really funny.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

I would have answered Triceratops every single time I got asked this question. From my EARLIEST DAYS of learning about dinosaurs (this is back when I was about 3 years old), everything I learned portrayed the Ceratopsians as the biggest enemies/adversaries of the Tyrannosaurs, and T-Rex Vs Triceratops was the biggest rivalry of that bunch.

[@imphyzical4810]

Imagine being the cowboy who found the massive skull, guy probably shit bricks thinking there were monsters around

[@jessehutchings]

Ceratopsians are seriously terrifying creatures. Imagine over half of the dinosaurs in your area could simply charge and impale you at ANY TIME

[@chthocyst]

Gives "horny singles in your area" a whole new meaning

[@kingsizeblues616]

This channel is an absolute gold mine

[@moparmaxx26]

I would be absolutely terrified going up against the Triceratops if I was a T-Rex. It’s a unit.

[@armandovasquez6416]

That Triceratops nailing a headshot was unexpected.

[@ThePond135]

this tumbnail does indeed seem more clear

[@HeroofBergen]

The fact that there has never been a fight between a T-REX and a Triceratops in Jurassic Park is astounding to me.

[@trenttincher6150]

My problem with the T-Rex Spinosaurus fight is that if the Rex got into a dominant position like shown were you can see the spine was firmly in the Rex's mouth. So having the greatest terrestrial bite force ever I felt the vertabrate in the Spinosaurus would have been destroyed.

[@srobeck77]

I wouldnt also add superior Trex eagle vision, intelligence, smell, (couldnt have ambushed or hunted prey at night while they slept). On the other hand, trikes had a near perfect defense and if they herded (big if), they could form defensive circles like elephants, no amount of trex would have gotten thru that defense.

[@Mr_bot-786]

Yeah but that's isn't a Paleo accurate rex

[@srobeck77]

@@Mr_bot-786 whats your "hot take" that it "should" look like for you?

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

It..not topic of video it trike vs trex

[@hanssans3040]

T-rex simps coping hard that their boy got cooked EASILY by CHADosaurus stay mad LMAO 😂😂😂🥱

[@beer9030]

Being able to see the almost perfect skeleton of the triceratops in Melbourne was absolutely amazing!! Loved to see some photos of it in this video

[@andreagriffiths3512]

I know right? I squealed and totally fangirled. Have you gone to visit Victoria the T.Rex? We are so lucky!

[@LoremasterLiberaster]

Ankylosaurus watching this: 👁👄👁

[@WhoCaresAboutTheName173]

Ankylosaurus lived in forests which trex wouldn't visit due to it living in different habitat

[@LoremasterLiberaster]

@@WhoCaresAboutTheName173 yeah but over millions of years it's impossible that an ankylosaurid NEVER ever killed, let alone injured the T. Rex

[@LincolnBlake-r4m]

What is the name of the show at? 8:22

[@Mdw2424]

Life on our planet, a Netflix documentary series that I love!

[@Fastu-it7oz]

Chad Triceratops vs Virgin Tyrannosaurus Rex

[@UnisRapier]

As the triceratops faced the t-rex. The t-rex said "stand proud triceratops. You are strong. But nah. Id hunt." The triceratops said "throughout the Cretaceous period. I alone. Am the the horned one..." The world would watch the two beasts fight: "The strongest dinosaur of the carnivore class" vs "The strongest dinosaur of the herbivore class"

[@peacebewithyou911]

Great video man. Here recently I have been getting bored with some of these types of videos. You did a great job keeping me entertained. Thanks!

[@PinkLemonShark]

I can only imagine a Triceratops would just be like "OH , YOU WANNA FUCKING GO? BET"

[@naancents9604]

Between the game Horizon and some of these renditions, I look at a triceratops and think "damn that's a funky truck"

[@nashgallo]

Just curious, why was the thumbnail switched? Too violent for youtube's liking?

[@ExtinctZoo]

pretty much :/

[@Judgement_Kazzy]

The fact that the biggest triceratops we know of is thought to have been killed by a rival is really cool.

[@lindaterrell5535]

One the most dangerous animals in Africa is the hippo. A herbivore which kills crocs. And most anything else it gets annoyed with.

[@pielover1455]

I was always told T.rex and triceratops were in completely different times so they never would’ve fought each other, glad to see they actually did fight not only that but triceratops had a good chance of kicking T.rex ass.

[@isaiahsimmons7780]

Is it possible that the Triceratops were extremely aggressive and territorial like hippos

[@dredhead117]

I asked several people on the street the question you asked at the beginning and now I'm considered the neighborhood loony Worth it

[@katherineberger6329]

Triceratops is the epitome of "So anyway, I started blastin'."

[@shauryagaming8318]

2:01 a snipers dream

[@fergusboiii6688]

It did what? 09:58

[@KatonRyu]

T. rex vs Triceratops has always been my favorite dinosaur rivalry. I could see a one-on-one fight between them going in the Triceratops's favor most of the time, unless the T. rex could ambush it, the same way a lion isn't stupid enough to take on a cape buffalo face to face.

[@punisher4755]

i love your videos❤

[@jkjk7423]

"The Only Dinosaur Known To Have Injured A T. Rex" T. rex: People conveniently forgetting that I'm a dinosaur and that I injured myself in intraspecific combat. Smh.

[@BarlTheNPG]

*ankylosaurus laughing in a corner*

[@connor-e1l]

b-b-but my rex has a melee mutation

[@dylansearcy3966]

0:49 and ankylosaurus

[@JUST_ARC2799]

Manly trike

[@Noahy1234]

Yes mainly trike

[@chunkykong01]

Im so glad your getting the attention you deserve

[@austinhazlett2k17]

Evolutionary rivals since the first tyrannosaur and ceratopsian as one grew bigger to fend of the predator, the predator itself grew bigger to hunt the animal who grew bigger in the first place. Then horns and frills came along and strong jaws and railroad spike like teeth and then the climax, T-Rex 🦖 vs Triceratops.

[@juliancar5700]

Nasutoceratops and Kosmoceratops fought against Teratephoneus. Sinoceratops fought against Tarbosaurus. Pachyrhinosaurus fought against Albertosaurus. Ceratopsians and Tyrannosaurids have always had a rivalry.

[@austinhazlett2k17]

@@juliancar5700 exactly, what happened in the Jurassic with Guanlong and Yinlong spilled into the Cretaceous age and never looked back. Until that space rock happened ending the rivalry one and for all.

[@Redbeardblondie]

One of my favorite things about your videos is how you mention the other creatures that lived alongside the mc of the video. I love getting a better view of what the ecosystem really looked like!

[@Eligon_1965]

13:11 BOREALOSUCHUS !?!? AT THIS TIME OF YEAR !? AT THIS TIME OF DAY !? IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY !? LOCALISED ENTIRELY IN WITHIN YOUR KITCHEN !?

[@liquid388]

*yes*

[@Eligon_1965]

@@liquid388 May I see it ?

[@liquid388]

@@Eligon_1965 no

[@shadowsight804]

me when my first assumption was the triceratops because of The Land Before Time movies

[@tm43977]

The famous triceratops

[@skyden24195]

From the late 1980s until early 2000s, the California based amusement park, "Knott's Berry Farm" featured an attraction (ride) called "Kingdom of the Dinosaurs." As the name suggests, the ride takes visitors on a simulated time travel voyage into the age of the dinosaurs. Among the animatronic dinosaurs displayed during the ride-journey, there is a scene set-up where a small group of triceratopses (about 4 or 5 animals) huddled together face-out in a defensive posture. However, just in front of the huddled group a single triceratops, seemingly caught out of position, duals against a tyrannosaurus in an epic, never-ending battle; (never ending until @2010 when the ride was finally closed down.) The mentioning of most triceratops' remains being single animals, but with some group discoveries inspired a theoretic possibility: what if triceratops' groups were limited in sized due to a male-dominate system such as a lion-pride has? A lion-pride is led by a single, dominant male. Any new, male offspring is raised and remains in the group for typically no more than 2 years before being driven off by the dominant male (that is until the dominant male becomes too old to lead and is overthrown by a younger, stronger male.) And since triceratops is not a predator like lions are, then there would be less need for large groups of females in order to hunt dangerous prey. Another aspect of this theory, if compared to modern groups of social animals, groups led by dominant females tend to be a lot larger than the relatively rare male-led groups. (Take for example elephant herds or even wolf-packs, both can become quite large numerically and both prominently female-led.) Just a theory that could explain the mass area of land coverage these animals have been found in, as well as (a possible) reason for the majority-singular (animals cast-off/isolated from herds) and the occasional small groups as finding a group of animals (triceratops) that had died all at (more or less) the same time would be rare even if a common group system was confirmed. I know that there are areas in the United States where numerous amounts of triceratops tracks (i.e., footprints) have been found that resemble the type of tracks made by modern migrant-herd-animals, suggesting that groups could have been quite common at least during specific times of the year, or according to any number of environmental conditions. Good video. Really enjoyed the presentation of one of the most fascinating dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth.

[@smileydog5941]

I really miss that knots berry farm ride. I think they had a dinosaur statue there to remember the ride after it got removed but I think even that is gone now

[@skyden24195]

@@smileydog5941 I remember during the first several years that it had been opened you were easily waiting well over an hour in line to get on. Towards the end, of course, you just walked on up to the boarding platform. When that happens, you know the ride is about to become extinct.

[@gaellongree4207]

When Majungasaurus, Concavenator, Megaraptor or Styracosaurus ?

[@whiteabbyss]

Never

[@SKOT_3]

Triceratops are ao cool, those horns made it one of my favorites as a kid. This adds another reason.

[@paullebon323]

This is only true for kids. Triceratops was always shown goring a T-Rex.

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

That thumbnail is absolutely badass