FOREST VOICES | Dinosaur Animation

[@DanePavitt]

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[@randomyoutuber2702]

Okay, thanks for the video

[@hyennie6936]

😎

[@maggiehydeck8182]

I think the Deinonychus using mimicry is an interesting concept, give a whole meaning to “Clever Girl”.

[@jimcarter4497]

Jurassic park reference

[@Zooollieg]

@@jimcarter4497 No shit Sherlock

[@iguesssomerandomguyhere]

@@Zooolliegblud got mad💀

[@sharkfrenzy213]

Damn this is overwhelming, I never thought someone could bring a scene like this to life aside from the BBC, such an awesome job u did on this!

[@gojizard704]

A deinonychus would be extra terrifying it it could sound like a freaking human to lure others just so it could attack em 😨

[@crimsondynamo615]

gangsta charizard “hello? Anyone there?”

[@trvth1s]

Plenty of birds can mimic human voices, id imagine smart troodontidea that are big carnivores would learn some calls; kzbin.info/www/bejne/anKXmZuKoLNpbpI

[@hunormagyar1843]

@@crimsondynamo615 😂

[@nickthebrick2838]

@@crimsondynamo615 are you referencing scp 939

[@crimsondynamo615]

Nick The Brick perhaps, maybe also the shadow monsters from Doctor Who take took over the astronaut and made him repeat the last thing he said

[@TyrannoRex-sd9mc]

Amazing Animation! It's AWESOME! Also, that ending though. The Deinonychus copying that call and the Zephyrosaurus looking like it's about to go there. It's creepy BUT FREAKING AMAZING!!!!!

[@CeratsTheCrunch]

i think those are aquilops americanus

[@crunchybro123]

he confirmed its zephyrosaurus

[@LongLiveTheLionKing2]

Seeing a brooding pair of Deinonychus away from the typical pack depictions is a nice change of pace. A social group doesn't always have to be a large group. In modern eagles both parents will team up on hunts as well as sharing the brooding duties.

[@purplebirble7135]

Omg this is amazing I love your interpretation of these dinosaurs!

[@DanePavitt]

Cheers dude, put a lot into this one

[@billysomerfield2096]

Dane Pavitt It sure looks like you did! This is very well done!

[@nancyfaulkner9048]

The sauroposidens really eat a Lot of leaves

[@paulkuchnicki6404]

Wow, I’m so blown away by your creativity and research. I love it so much. This is really something that has be out more often. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@jivejunior8753]

That Zephyrosaurus (black dinosaur making calls) is so beautiful! RIP you will be missed

[@joelchurchill6297]

The animation has gotten sooo good! I love the accuracy and style of the whole thing

[@DanePavitt]

Thanks Joel. Spent a lot of time working on some new drawing methods to get to this point

[@pedrocampos691]

Yes yes.

[@thatonedrawer6706]

MWAH

[@tankoonsanboonsiri1665]

I follow you paleo animation cotinue the paleo animation please

[@FeliDJrah]

P.S.: I love seeing the Deinonychus being able to use mimicry.

[@OdeeOz]

clever girl

[@larryarce8698]

clever girl >:3

[@moltenxdlmao]

clever girl

[@extraordinarytv5451]

The fact that there is no evidence against it and it is completely plausible makes it even better

[@durpydodo8389]

i think its dakoraptor

[@Francois2144]

This is incredible. It's not the animation, but the sense of realism. It's like taking a peek into the real world of the dinosaurs. I just noticed a small error when the parent dromaeosaur brought a kill to the chicks to feed. The dromaeosaur would inbed it's sickle claw into the carcass while ripping off flesh. But it's still good.

[@davidfiore4677]

Deinonychus using mimicry to lure and trick its prey. That’s both smart and devious.

[@tankoonsanboonsiri1665]

The carnivorous dinosaur is smart as primate

[@Fraterribilis]

-Takes place in Montana -No Montanaspinus 0/10 Just kdding, of course. This is brilliant.

[@COVID-19_Crab]

The man With no name Yes

[@jivejunior8753]

Please continue!

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

He can't include every single dino existed at that time 😂

[@darrellwalksoverice1314]

Fraterribilis lol I live in Montana so ye

[@spideyboi9730]

Montanaspinus is from Hell Creek, man. This ain't in Hell Creek.

[@TitoTitoTitoTito]

Yay feathers!

[@LarsTonguesInAspix]

There are no replies..

[@sweetdreams1678]

2 decades later..... dinosaurs did not have feathers instead they had goo.....

[@firegator6853]

@@sweetdreams1678 100 decades later: dinosaurs were alive skeletons walking around

[@msb46]

Feathers are lame

[@firegator6853]

@@msb46 nature doesnt care

[@purplerathalos7226]

Well done. I like the Deinonychus’s sweet sideburns

[@DanePavitt]

Notice as well how they demonstrate some subtle sexual dimorphism between the two adults ;)

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Dane Pavitt Do one on Utah from the Late Jurassic with Allosaurus,Dryosaurus and Camarasaurus

[@DanePavitt]

I definitely want to do something set in the Morrison formation at some point. Just need to figure out a scenario

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Dane Pavitt How about a forest?

[@bigfatcarp93]

Coelurus trying to find a safe bedding spot for the night?

[@HonARGUru]

This is how a window to the Mezosoic should look like.....truly spectacular and unparalleled scientific accuracy with some creative liberty sprinkled in just like any paleo art deserves...

[@crunchybro123]

the sauropods and the croaking dryosaur was the best part, ive never thought about it, but it would actually be way more realistic

[@blacklion6678]

3:12 sher khan from jungle book reference

[@DanePavitt]

Unintentional, but I can totally see it

[@blacklion6678]

Dane Pavitt lol

[@fang3090]

Dane Pavitt I have to say this is the best animation I have ever sean.

[@shaemurray1078]

How

[@JanZ28]

Really great animations, interesting design of dinosaurs and overall everything is great! Btw sorry for my bad english...

[@xBloodxFangx]

1:00 when you are playing The Isle and think you are safe...

[@FlameyClockspeed]

Island

[@firegator6853]

that's true

[@ultragojiz3256]

So true

[@kreshnawilly]

Yeah true, it's look like me playing as a Psittacosaurus

[@TheRealCARCHARO]

@@FlameyClockspeed NO, THE GAME IS CALLED 'THE ISLE'!!! REEEEEE YOU!!

[@Loves24]

This has very good animation

[@newmen9827]

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[@iknowwhereyoulive3070]

Now this is real dino life not like the ones on TV shows or jurassic park

[@GurdeepSingh-eq4ns]

crow bar judged on their way to the ek aa veer g

[@trvth1s]

Errors in this. Sauropods have cheeks and are chewing their food which is false.

[@ultradragon999]

True i dont know any sauropods with those buldges on there heads and yes sauropods dont chew....or...most dont

[@trvth1s]

@@ultradragon999 hmmm which do? I am not aware of any saurischians who chewed greens. Ornithischians chewed, they had vertical cheekbones which point to cheeks, which are useful for holding food that is being chewed. They also had flexible jaws which are for chewing, but i never heard of a theropod or sauropod with this.

[@iknowwhereyoulive3070]

@Chris Mael Arellano yes, thank you for the great reply

[@firegator6853]

dude your animations are AMAZING! what i like the most is that you always make the models accurate and sometimes adding some speculative things like the air sacks on sauropods heads used to make soundsor the raptor that is able to mimic sounds of other dinosaurs to attract prey like a trap these characteristics are never discovered by paleontologist and scientists but its still a good speculative idea

[@eduardofreitas8336]

I love this soooo much. For real, its much better than any of those "docummentaries" they are putting up. Only thing is sauropods would really not be able to chew. Congrats on everything though! I can only dream of the effort that was put into this

[@babehunter1324]

The small Ornithopod is Zephyrosaurus, right? Also the resonation sacs on the Sauropod are very sleek. I love how they are connected to the nasal cavity.

[@DanePavitt]

Thanks dude, and yes, it is Zephyrosaurus

[@matthewduffy1786]

Is there evidence to support the resonation sacs? If so, I’d love to read it.

[@DanePavitt]

Sauropod bones contained air sacs which helped with weight relief, which are also found in modern birds. The external resonating sacs are a little creative embellishment based on things like Frigate Birds & Sage Grouse

[@HarisEka]

That sauroposeidon was indeed something hillarious. I loove that scrotum-like air sacs and i loove that frogeye angle. Btw, sauroposeidon. What a name.

[@DanePavitt]

It is THE most awesome dinosaur name, and that's an indesputible fact

[@movienaut]

Im a f**king dinosaur nerd, but your videos made the big nerd in me grow much taller. This is so amazing interpretation and it kind of does makes sense in many ways. Just a question! How many more animations are coming?

[@billysomerfield2096]

movienaut I'm a dino nerd too!

[@coreymunch4482]

11

[@remiliasca]

movienaut he made me to be a dino nerd and i love dinosaurs

[@trvth1s]

If you were a dino nerd this video would make you angry. Why are the sauropods chewing their greens? And why do they have cheeks?

[@COVID-19_Crab]

@@remiliasca hey it's you!

[@Hewylewis]

God damn, that is so cool! Your animation skills have really improved since we first met! :D

[@batspidey7611]

Nice to see you here.

[@elijahkuzniczci2938]

I love this depiction of deinonychus. There's something very cat like about it. The way it stalks through the trees, and even the ability to mimic its prey, is reminiscent of tigers. Awesome job!

[@DanePavitt]

Cheers 👍 I wanted to avoid the trope of them being organised pack-hunters that brought down large prey. There's actually very little evidence to support that lifestyle, & it's far more likely that Dromaeosaurs hunted smaller creatures

[@xrippperrr-4071]

It’s sad these amazing creatures aren’t around now a days.

[@crunchybro123]

it’s a good thing, trust me

[@dibershai6009]

@@crunchybro123 You watched too much Jurassic World.

[@OrthoKarter]

@@crunchybro123 smartest jurassic world fan

[@c69handlebroom]

I would only want gentle herbivores around

[@lennartsleben]

Ich finde deine Dinosauriervideos richtig gut. Ich mag Dinosaurier und mache selbst auch Zeichentrickfilme.

[@dylanc.4126]

Wow, amazing! The last part totally gave me the chills when the raptor mimicked the call!

[@nerdcuddles7731]

Entire primal crew:"feathers are to hard to animate" Person on youtube:

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

Welcome to Accurate Park,where dinosaurs are just accurate, and beautifully awesome.

[@Chqdom1r]

Really intresting! Love it! I think that t-rex family groups functioned like this. Male and female (mated for life) care for their babies until they are old enough to live on their own.

[@theramdomchannel8329]

I adore this! The accurate designs, the way they behave, the idea of the sound imitation...!!!!! I was specially awed by the longnecks. I imagine them with a similar appendice in the snout.

[@graciliraptor3990]

I call this art

[@trannnhoooo443]

Ñlllo90)((ô

[@zizzy7919]

I mean you’re not wrong

[@hamdcoxi8062]

It is

[@ab0034]

Me too XD

[@russianpooch4711]

same

[@safron2442]

I love what you did with this one. Great Work!

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

The use of mimicry similar to a tiger is amazing

[@blacklion6678]

0:56 Clever girl....

[@DanePavitt]

How did that never occur to me?!

[@93Monstermike]

Very clever indeed!

[@blacklion6678]

Dane Pavitt omg you commented :D lol

[@celtofcanaanesurix2245]

Blacklion 667 damn it you beat me too it

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

Blacklion 667. That's the price of answering a Booty Call

[@_goldeen_]

after 1 hour searching for this video, i finally found it

[@danielwilliams9784]

The baby deinons kind of slide and it's so cute 😂😂

[@frikininja3135]

Love that sound, great job. We see dinosaurs as animals and not as monsters.

[@The_Wonders_of_Engineering]

Absolutely beautiful. Youve made these long lost creatures feel like real flesh and blood animals with their own distinct habitats, lifestyles and sounds.

[@raylaknight6753]

It does make you wonder what they sounded like. Ever heard a female emu drum? You can hear it a long ways off. And it's just an air sac they inflate to make the noise. Very good animation. I enjoyed it :)

[@DinoA87]

Your content is an emotional experience.

[@ultimate_animal_showdown]

The baby deinonychus walking animation tho That’s was the best and most realistic animation in this film

[@paleoguy2165]

💚💜💙💛❤️💚💜💙💛❤️💚💜💙💛❤️💚💜💙💛❤️💚💜💙💛❤️love it. Best dinosaur animation on KZbin.

[@dominicthegamingnerd8650]

Me as the father raptor- "If you can run to the kill, you can eat it by yourself!!!!!" (And i know what he is, i read the description, but i am to lazy to type the actual name :P)

[@anitaangyal4644]

This is the most amazing dinosaur "documentary" I have ever seen. Honestly, it gave me so much satisfaction watching this and recognizing hunting strategies of todays animals. Keep up the good work!

[@DanePavitt]

Thanks Anita. I have big plans for future videos. Keep your ear to the ground ;)

[@anitaangyal4644]

I know, I checked out your other videos on the topic, and I cant wait to see what you will throw out next!

[@galactic7150]

The Artwork The Sounds It felt like i was there MY GOD YOUR A GOD GOOD WORK LOVEING IT as a dinosaur nerd/lover this work is 90000000/10

[@lnrdog]

This should be called The ise: Animation It absolutely perfectly replicates the isle Beautiful job, only criticism is there should have more tail movement 9.8/10 Great job

[@TheToastOnFire]

It doesn’t represent the isle at all, plus the isle is super unrealistic

[@dodolegand3157]

Beautiful

[@Mikailodon]

1:02 R.I.P Zephyrosaurus, 110,000,000 BC-110,000,000 BC You will be remembered

[@joshmcdonald1510]

Not only is this well animated, but it definitely gave you that sense of being in a prehistoric environment with the animals! Could you just imagine what the jungle must have sounded like when these majestic creatures lived on Earth?

[@jonathanwang8700]

Amazing artwork! Beautiful dinosaurs! Cool ambient soundtrack! Keep up the great work!

[@junloja1260]

You won't look at birds the same way ever again. (Did I get that quote right?)

[@TheRealCARCHARO]

If you put quotation marks

[@arkprice79]

1:27 what adorable baby deinonychus they flap about like baby birds

[@chrislasekan1685]

Dude, I really love your work! Like a lot! Everything you put out keeps getting more amazing than the last. Keep up the good work!

[@pixiemarc]

You even added air sacks(i think)on the suropods. Awesome job

[@spiritoflegend7483]

The ending was completely terrifying

[@FeliDJrah]

Dude, have you ever thought about doing a documentary series with this?

[@sergiobrito2532]

Seria incrivel

[@TheLoudTeguMan]

Omg the baby raptors are so cute and fuzzy

[@Nugnugnug]

Imagine a sauropod with dewlaps. Just a massive flap of skin running down the length of its neck and extending like a sail. On the males, it would be a vibrant display used during courtship.

[@andrewcrowley6331]

I gotta say, this is one of the best dinosaur animations on KZbin.

[@span_dread]

Nature does not hide it’s beauty. But there is no one to appreciate. There is no poets, no painters, just the art of survival, and survival is the beauty of nature.

[@trippharris5334]

Beautiful!! I love all of their designs and the sound effects!! It felt like I was there!

[@SebastianGonzalez-jc4wz]

What sound effects and calls did you use for each animal? I'm really curious.

[@tankoonsanboonsiri1665]

Me too

[@tankoonsanboonsiri1665]

I m think that how to image how prehistoric anjmals sound like is so hard do you think like me?

[@anuryu3330]

It's not letting me give a like. So I place it here. I like the video. Thank you!

[@hugothedog5258]

Those Deinonynchus babies are cute af

[@maddiemack3659]

Plz do more best dinosaur video ever!!!!

[@TokuSociety]

Nice Work

[@txanimalguru]

This is awesome. Super accurate and imaginative with great animations

[@bombarderoazul]

i like your videos, you pay a lot of attention to how they behaved, you portray dinosaurs like the real animals that they were, and not some super beasts from a movie.

[@paleoblosious2821]

Omg yes finally a video if how dinosaurs really acted and looked like!!!!

[@agatakowalska2980]

I love showing dinosaurs as real animals , and not like movie monsters

[@pedrolelispedrolelis3718]

everything so realistic and plausible.Nice work!

[@PippinBeutlin]

This is just wonderful so beautiful i see that you really put much care in this video and thanks for your hard work

[@elitematt4659]

Love it I like how you animated it and how u use modern depictions of these animal!

[@ByakurenHijiri]

Im guessing the Sauropods were Sauroposeidon, as they lived the same timeline as Deinonychus?

[@F0rever_zer0]

yes have you seen the discription

[@gouthamkrishna3021]

Ithink it is sonarasaurus

[@rushnaanmir1084]

@@gouthamkrishna3021 no its not a sonora

[@purpleYamask]

I absolutely adore the idea of dromaeosaurs being caring birdlike parents!

[@ohboyitstheanti-spiral3978]

purpleYamask yeah, it shows that carnivores aren't just beast like movie monsters, there animals, have family's and love each other :D (Except for the black Dino, rest in the Cretaceous)

[@FeliDJrah]

Quick question, what programs did you use for this?

[@crunchybro123]

probably stick modes since its 2d

[@SnubbyDaArtist]

@UCmcbx87QmZs2JPPi8F7kAmA it’s not stick nodes didnt you see his how to animate video you idiot

[@crunchybro123]

@@SnubbyDaArtisti have never seen a single person so mad over one comment in youtube

[@pteraptosaurus]

I absolutely love this! It feels like I'm watching actual dinosaur behavior

[@Thebestjaden3000]

Bro you need to make a whole dinosaur documentary out of this

[@eduardokarlo3762]

Amei esse video nunca tinha visto algo assim

[@bananabones7411]

at 0:32 you could make the end of the tail move as hes digging just to give it a more fluid appearance . but don't trust me cause i'm not an animator.

[@jamesathersmith2191]

Their tails were stiff so they didn't move much, so the movement would come mostly from the hips

[@eduardofreitas8336]

@@jamesathersmith2191 they could move, the tails weren't that stiff

[@jamesathersmith2191]

Eduardo Freitas only at the base, most of it was that stood

[@eduardofreitas8336]

@@jamesathersmith2191 I know i know, what I mean is that people often exaggerate how stiff ornithischian tails were. They would be able to bend sort of like thin bamboo. Even a bit more flexible. It is still quite stiff compared to other animals but not like solid wood

[@lili111976]

Man, the deino looked like an Utahrator or a Dakotaraptor. I actually love it.

[@eclair6910]

I love it when I find things with accurate dinosaurs.

[@leonicle4473]

You did an outstanding job on this!

[@TihonTheDED]

This is fucking awesome!

[@sauraplay2095]

This is so cool! Great job!👍

[@notalessa517]

Amazing, its just very realistic on how we imagine it to be.

[@WizardBoy]

You are getting better at this over time.

[@DanePavitt]

Thanks dude, that's the general plan

[@pedrocampos691]

Hey cool.

[@youling_fozer7855]

Woooaaaaaaooooow im impressed by this gorgeous animation

[@deaokr]

¡Esto es alucinante! Great work!

[@TheRealBeef-od7vv]

I like how you made the raptor(can't spell the name) in this, make it look less giant sparrow and more man sized Dino :D

[@alang.bandala8863]

Me encanta el detalle a los dinosaurios, todos son asombrosos, aunque Sauroposeidon se ve extraño con los ojos

[@FallHuntsman]

I normally see anzu doing this but it's still a good animation 10/10

[@chissstardestroyer]

Very good quality work you have here.

[@spinosaurusareshortaegypti9228]

this is impressively accurate, good job.

[@bigfatcarp93]

Why are the sauropods chewing? Shouldn't they use gastroliths?

[@HarisEka]

bigfatcarp93 wow really?

[@bigfatcarp93]

Yes. Really. Sauropods didn't have the dentition to chew, at least last I checked.

[@malcolmhinton182]

I always thought that they used their tongue to push the leafs down their throats

[@bigfatcarp93]

That has nothing to do with it. Of course they could _swallow,_ swallowing and chewing aren't the same thing. But if you're going to eat tough vegetation, it needs to be mashed to a pulp before it can be digested. We do this by chewing, but sauropods used gastroliths.

[@krankarvolund7771]

I think they don't have chicks, so they can't chew ^^