Giant Ancient Monkey That Destroyed Dinosaurs. P.S. Thank You For Being Extinct

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[@oldsgtjoe]

I am a Native American elder, the white men name the creature ''Bigfoot'' we call them big forest bother or Stickmen, these beings have been in our folklore and legends for thousands of years, and many of my people still believe in these creatures and many have seen this forest creature and heard it hollows, I myself have heard their scream and hollows in deep woods and mountains on the reservation I know every sound of all the animal that lives there, this hollowing was unknown to me!

[@sppro994]

Bigfoot are technically Human cousin if not the orginal Human who lived before the Great Flood happen..

[@jacobmyers8878]

I agree 👍 , this I believe are hairy people

[@kool4209]

Natives have seen everything, from skin walking wolves to massive 30ft bears to the giant stallions of old.

[@user-ed6ff3bb4i]

I respect your age and your position within your people. However, you cannot make any judgement whatever without a more complete education than you have had.

[@user-vf9ex4xl2p]

Diverse styles of education exist, such as gatherings of knowledge, passed on down through the ages.

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Gigantopithecus" is pronounced "jai-gant-oh-PITH-e-kuss." The first syllable rhymes with "lie," "sigh," "pie," etc.

[@unnaturaldodo]

*gan-toh* is more fitting.

[@kdkingdillionking3520]

Ki nigh bye rye ect

[@shawnbell3468]

...and he had to say it wrong so manys times, he knew what he was doing.

[@chinot5166]

🤓

[@hashandougall5154]

Does it matter how he says is 😂😂

[@ThePitbulllady1]

I wasn't aware that "giant monkey" was synonymous with "asteroid impact". Which "giant monkey" were you referring to that "destroyed dinosaurs"? The closest things to a monkey that lived in the late Cretaceous, the last time period at which the non-avian dinosaurs existed, were tiny animals similar to tree shrews, no bigger than a typical squirrel or rat.

[@jacobmyers8878]

Not at all , don't take anything they told you , only a eyewitness can speak to the truth , let Him tell it when we are ready for it , it only took 100 years for much of what is known now , which indicates things happened a lot quicker than their carbon dating .

[@jacobmyers8878]

It's just amazing to me they find something new and already know what it is wrong .

[@sholahverassa8582]

Well, "giant monkey" can be synonymous with "climate change" cause rn we have a rather sizable species of ape that is seemingly hellbent on making Earth Cretaceous again.

[@dibershai6009]

The title is clickbait

[@victoriajeanleslie3116]

As an Australian I have to inform you that a cockatoo absolutely can't bite your finger off. A crush injury with nerve damage in extreme circumstances or in a child broken bones but that is the most extreme end of the spectrum. Personally I find the smaller the parrot the more damage they can do. Conures can give you some pretty narly cuts and chunks of missing flesh because of the sharpness on their small beaks, larger birds beaks tend to be blunter and more likely to give you large bruises.

[@boatingman11]

Maybe not the cockatoo, but the macaw is considerably larger and they crush brazil nuts like marshmallows. I have absolutely no doubt that a macaw could easily remove a finger.

[@Thonik76]

@@boatingman11 Weren't talking about macaws but cockatoos but any hu

[@boatingman11]

@@Thonik76 But you did mention "larger birds".

[@victoriajeanleslie3116]

@@boatingman11 I've been around macaws, they honestly hurt the least of all the birds I've been bitten by. Worst I've ever seen one do is a big bruise.

[@boatingman11]

@Victoria Jean Leslie ... I have one, and I can tell you straight up that you don't know what you're talking about. If it didn't hurt, it was because the bird realized it was you. They bite through brazil nuts like marshmallows. I gave one to Oscar (my macaw), but he grabbed my index finger instead. He cut it to the bone on both sides. He realized he had my finger and quit, but there was no doubt left in my mind that if he had followed through, he could easily have bitten off my finger.

[@Geomaverick124]

The loss of teeth was probably a combination of things. I feel that it was just an evolutionary "mistake" that was just advantageous for the species. There were some babies born with teeth and some born without and the ones born without survived longer to pass their genes. It happens in humans occasionally...there are kids born today with excess callouses on their hands. The parents kind of find it gross and routinely shave off the callouses. Those callouses are hard to penetrate...so if he grabbed something hot or sharp, it wouldn't affect the child immediately. Imagine if a catastrophe occurred and wiped out 90% of humans...having hands and feet like that could help climb through the rubble or survive bites or cuts. Before antibiotics, people died from simple cuts and bruises...imagine a small adaptation like extra callouses that protected your hands and feet could do.

[@Notoriouscj1]

Werido

[@susanlbk]

@@Notoriouscj1 Your comment is weird, lol

[@icosthop9998]

. 2:01 PLz some one, Any one; 🙏 What movie is this clip is from, i'm gonna rent it 🍿 🥤

[@nickopeters]

You're on the right track. The sudden, brief, K/T extinction event caused extremely "jagged" boundaries between what traits made it through and which disappeared widely--. Earlier hypotheses for the loss of teeth in birds, included the elimination of the main bone in the upper jaw to introduce craniokinesis--; combined with the fact that the remaining, upper jaw bone was not as good for growing teeth, and especially not through a bill-sheath--. Thank You--.

[@trap7247]

@@icosthop9998 its from a jurassic world movie i think the one before dominion but i dont remember anymore

[@shifty1927]

Its funny that watop always uses outlandish fictional thumbnails but at least their content is factual.

[@kevindevlieger300]

They should stop with that and more go like "Daily dose of internet". Title should be how they start their video. It's kinda downplay to their content, which is really good

[@staceynewby7504]

Every other day my husband points to a thumbnail of watop's like 'Staceu, what about this one? Is it real?? ' No, husband, its Photoshop 🥲

[@abnnuzzinicholasclay686]

How do you know it's factual?

[@CreamyCraigTV]

@@abnnuzzinicholasclay686 because scientific research is a thing... i don't think I've ever read a dumber question

[@darthbane2669]

So called science is dead its mostly just another form of politics which is pretty much all full of shit. I wouldn't say this stuff is factual just whatever you have been brain washed to believe which is evolution in general Doesn't mean it's not fun to watch which is why I like every vid due to quality and frequency of new vids

[@swollentomatoes]

well it makes sense turtles still take so long compared to birds to hatch, they may not have teeth, but they still have to produce an entire shell

[@pizzagroom6221]

WATOP, basically: "turtles don't have teeth, so it is a mystery to scientists why they take as long to develop as creatures that do produce hard structures such as teeth, and faster than birds, with their soft feathers."

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I find so many prehistoric animals utterly facinating. The Terror Bird's, prehistoric aquatic creatures, ice age land animals. Are crazy diverse & creatively over the top & this wasn't that long ago in the grand scheme of things, in terms of the scale of History.

[@spfein]

That infamous video has been analyzed multiple times and many experts say it's too impractical to be a person in that particular instance. Consider how long ago that took place.

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

Wait what?? 😂😂😂.. Yall cant do research for sh1t!. Its not even hard to find either!. That clip has been proven fake for a LONG time now. Not only was it proven to be fake, but they know every little detail about it.. Roger Patterson and his partner Bob Gimlin bought the gorilla suit customized by "Morris Costumes" in 1967.. The person wearing the costume was Bob Heironimus, (who was around 6 foot 10 or so). Who they promised to pay $1,000 dollars for acting in the clip for them, but was never even paid! Smh.. But yeah, there was literally a whole documentary about the Hoax, and how it was done, etc etc

[@chrislaws4785]

HOLY CRAP, they even spelled Gigantopithecus wrong. I cant even say it the way he was MIS-PRONOUNCING it. It's Gigantopithecus, with an "i", NOT Gigantopathecus with an "a". Its pronounced pith-i-kuhs, NOT "pa-thee-kus"...LMAO! And yet ANOTHER correction is that Gigantopithecus DID live alongside humans. Jack Rink, a professor of geography and earth sciences at McMaster University in Ontario, found fossilized remains of the huge ape. Using fossil dating techniques, it was determined that the primate lived between 300,000 and one million years ago. Humans also existed in the same area, at that same time and would have DEFINITLY have come into contact with the giant ape and competed for local resources such as food. So YES, humans and Gigantopithecus lived side by side for AT LEAST well over 900,000 years or even more, up until the Gigantopithecus ultimately went extinct around 100,000 years ago.

[@ch33sie_123]

"how many times do you want to change the title and thumbnail for this video?" "Yes"

[@forniteisbad9450]

And now we remember the pelagornis for being one of the most forgettable mounts in Ark. Also the only reason why we don't see Bigfoot is the SCP foundation is keeping it covered up.

[@paleontologyisamzig1193]

i still use them sometimes

[@deadlydingus1138]

Honestly, one of the more interesting SCPs.

[@trap7247]

@@paleontologyisamzig1193 same though only as starter if i need something to fly on and there is no pte around. Or is use it as a speedboat lol

[@paleontologyisamzig1193]

@@trap7247 lol i mostly used it for my last chance to survivr if a whale attacks

[@brasalies]

I still love my pelagornis. Great portable fishing setup.

[@Nmethyltransferase]

Narrator: "Thank you for your service." Pliosaurus (looking down from heaven): "For what? I was extinct millions of years before your species even existed. We've never even interacted. In any way whatsoever, good _or_ bad." Narrator: "Thank you so, _so_ much. I'll forever be in your debt!" 🙏📿😭

[@birdnerd4302]

I’m scared of going to heaven and seeing a dinosaur

[@dochdkfhdkgibberish1652]

​@@birdnerd4302collosal slugs.

[@healthybangladesh8308]

no please no @@dochdkfhdkgibberish1652

[@TotallyNOTMcFlurry]

@@birdnerd4302giant centipedes.

[@vampirebirdkeet]

Giant grasshoppers, the legs freak me out 😂

[@Antioxin]

One of my favorite videos of yours yet, love the animations in between 😁

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

U 12 ?

[@Antioxin]

@Forefather Of Mankind they're funny, and I'm giving credit to the creator, don't have to be a dickhead about it :)

[@thepassion09]

same

[@teronward7570]

Them dudes that be yelling in the woods acting like experts on bigfoot are very funny.

[@jesuschrist861]

Wait, so if these animals still existed we wouldn't have any priests.

[@leegoddard2618]

Huh, didn't realize "you and Steve" were so closed minded on the possibility of other "intelligent" life than just human, let alone this planet, solar system, Galaxy, UNIVERSE.

[@sprout_imbored2609]

"Predator X" Doesn't sound sciency for a dinosaur name LOL

[@Jason-xf3ym]

Aquatic reptiles weren't dinosaurs.

[@timothygreer188]

Alternate title: Giant Ancient Fruit Eating Ape Never Met A Dinosaur

[@MrAranton]

All those dangerous predators you‘re grateful went extinct, were outcompeted by the predators alive today.

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

15:55: _Due to their size, the primates were unable to adapt..._ This is an indirect connection: Larger animals tend to have longer breeding periods which makes them more vulnerable to changes.

[@fakshen1973]

It's kind of like finding a 100,000 year old unicorn skeleton. A ten foot tall primate with a huge brain existed. While there's no definitive proof of sasquatch or yeti existing, the fact that it's plausable to have 10 foot tall primates makes those existances that much more plausible.

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

I dont know about that lol. The last one died off like 10,000 years ago. Thats a LONG ass time to go un-noticed.. Theres another conspiracy type myth about a long necked dinosaur creature thats a little bit smaller than a Giraffe, n they say it lives deep in the Congo where humans never reach.. Now to be honest, I dont believe that one either 😂. But if ur into that kind of stuff, theres cool videos about it on KZbin. N the guy David Choe who went looking for it

[@1001011011010]

​@@GeneralBuckNaked If Bigfoot exists, it's existence surely hasn't gone unnoticed! There're so many stories about it. But, we do discover species new to us all the time so it wouldn't be that odd imo

[@drunknmarxist]

I love binge watching these types of videos

[@nessaoku4215]

Orcas be shitting their pants every time they hear Predator X

[@Mintygremlin]

The pronounciation of Gigantopithecus tho

[@Retrovorious]

Yeah I know, it’s prounced “Beast Titan”

[@Crakinator]

I like what you said at the end. Countless species have existed and then died out. Yet, a lineage that sprouted from the first ever organism would go on to produce fish, then amphibians, then reptiles, then mammals, and eventually humans would emerge. We’ve always been a part of the race for survival. The fact that we rose to dominate the planet makes me feel lucky, even privileged to have been born as a member of the most successful race ever.

[@mague76]

Every time I hear somebody claim there is no way something like a Bigfoot like creature could exist, I gently remind them how many hundreds of animals have been discovered in our lifetime alone not to mention the several extinct animals that have re-emerged around the world.

[@cadinm1537]

anyone who played ark survival evolved can tell you that the Ichthyornis is the most feared animal in this video

[@endless3cho]

Good game.

[@WyattOShea]

I disabled them when running my own server (running ark server manager) for a mate and I as they were the most annoying dino by far haha.

[@cadinm1537]

@@WyattOShea yeah, one time one ate a whole stack of narcotics out of my inventory while i was trying to tame a max level spino and i was so mad i turned the game off lmao

[@endellion2066]

Our competition with other animal species is foremost unilateral, we take all the resources and leave them what we already wasted. What is comprehensible after all, looking at how many resources we need in order to keep humanity progressing further as a species after all. All the stuff we got at home wasn't crafted from nothing. We are just built different after all, not saying it's bad, not saying it's good, just saying.

[@jerodjohnson7240]

Same Native Americans have folk lore in seeing Giant "Red Haired men" in North America. They were in some tales Cannibals , Which running into the whole Gigantopithecus find always made me think. What if they actually were still here and were the folk lore "Red haired men".

[@ianlaswick9505]

I think the Red Haired Giants were human like, just massive.

[@strangerontheinternet5166]

Birds are great, I don’t know if you done a video with lammergeiers already, but if not, you should! They’re super cool vultures named after a false myth

[@J.D.Vision]

We have only explored a little more than 10% of the ocean, some of these creatures could still be alive today in small numbers.

[@sholahverassa8582]

Highly unlikely, considering how hard it is for a large creature to be completely undetected nowadays when we have decent monitoring technology. A creature can't survive on its own, it needs to, at the very least, mate. And if their population is small and scattered across the oceans.. it's very-very bad for the species well-being. Besides, we would have found some evidence of their interaction with the known marine animals by now - like, predators eating them or them hunting someone. None of them have ever washed ashore too... it rly doesn't sound probable.

[@GRIGGINS1]

​@sholahverassa8582 you do realize Sailors see these creatures all the time. But when we tell people they refuse to believe us. So don't think they are not being sited because they are.

[@sholahverassa8582]

@@GRIGGINS1 And all the sailor conveniently lack phones and can't prove their words with anything more substantiated than "trust me, bro"? Well, while theoretically possible, it still strikes me as a low probability version, ngl.

[@GRIGGINS1]

@@sholahverassa8582 You do realize that at sea people don't carry their phones on them because you know a Saltwater environment 1 and 2 you don't have cellphone service far at sea. And to add we are working at sea. I ask you do you always have your Phone on you whent you are doing hard backbreaking work? I think not. You want to know why these sitings aren't followed up on more Skeptics like you. Skeptics always try ot disprove the sightings instead of say hey you know lets have a few scientists spend a few years on Merchant and Navy ships to do a detailed study. But no they won't do that. Because a lot of them would rather see themselves as right than be proven wrong by who they consider ignorant sailors.

[@EmpressOfExile206]

It's worth mentioning that turtles evolved separately from birds so their beaks could be an example of convergent evolution where they evolved them for a totally different reason 🤔

[@EmpressOfExile206]

Also I wouldn't count out short incubation times as the reason for beaks just because turtles have beaks and long incubation times because in comparison to the theory that not chewing led to beaks, there are far more reptiles that don't chew their food yet still have teeth

[@karsonmapes]

fascinating 🧐🤨🕵🏻‍♀️

[@Caleb1874ya]

Other than eating?

[@sholahverassa8582]

..not even mentioning that the turtles have to build a friggin exoskeleton before hatching....

[@kchiloquin5570]

If you watch the bent knee. You also see a mid tarcell break. Not a heel. The foot is hairless and whiteish! Grimlin Patterson film is worthy.

[@TwoFourFeedsLordyThaBlud]

This one gave me nostalgia of watching walking with dinosaurs as a kid

[@ub-4630]

Excuse me?-Oh..

[@augustinsolis147]

Why 147,000,000 and not 148,000,000 or 146,000,000 ? Not enough info!!!

[@ub-4630]

​@@augustinsolis147 I was about to go, "I ain't dead yet."

[@einvious]

What

[@ashleymajor462]

There's plenty of evidence that sasquatch exist and yes there are probably more than one species around the world

[@curiousgeorge1940]

So... where's the REAL evidence? KZbin videos don't count... every one is a proven fake. Not one clear photo, with 2 billion cell phone cameras on the planet? No hair specimen for DNA tests ? Take it to court & prove it kind of evidence!

[@mikusmccoy8592]

If another species on earth started showing signs of human like behavior, such as societies, and building their own villages, and trying to make them into cities, do you think that mankind would intern wipe them out or do you think that mankind would then welcome them into society as equals?

[@PositiveVibes-lw7gl]

My theory is that humanity would allow them to continue to exist, while keeping a very close eye on them and would not consider them as equals

[@MT-ub8qg]

GIGANTO is an absolute fantasy creature. They have ZERO idea what it looked like or what behaviors it might exhibit

[@Jagdtyger2A]

I know from experience that Sasquatch foot prints are NOT ALL FAKE. I have actually seen such prints in areas wher such hoaxers could not have been and which showed a stride up a steep incline longer than our tallest basketball player could match. No human could run up that slope with a strice of over 5-6 feet between steps and a foot print longer than 20 inches

[@curiousgeorge1940]

So... where's the REAL evidence? KZbin videos don't count... every one is a proven fake. Not one clear photo, with 2 billion cell phone cameras on the planet? No hair specimen for DNA tests ? Take it to court & prove it kind of evidence!

[@M5E39_03]

100/10 intros, and 100/10 content

[@joejinnymarks8189]

I forgot about this channel its great

[@raphlvlogs271]

just like how sometimes modern birds will still get eaten by large fishes

[@ronmailloux8655]

Sasquatch tracks have been discovered in very isolated mountain ranges and were no one lives. Its hard to see a man going to the trouble to lay tracks in the barrens .

[@birdnestratfest]

find and watch this short one. Scientists Finally Discovered We're The Children of Adam & Eve | 2018 . as far as modern scientific instruments are showing mankind, truthfully that is the creation of the creator is more marvelous than they would dare let on to the commoners. i mean all that burning of ancient libraries wouldn't have been worthwhile then would it

[@moonbiscuits]

@@birdnestratfest just no…

[@birdnestratfest]

Ronald Reagan " just say no "@@moonbiscuits

[@spfein]

One theory is that sasquatch could be a descendant of giganto

[@Jason-xf3ym]

No. People don't claim to see a giant orangutan, which it was related to. And it went extinct millions of years ago. If bigfoot exists, it's definitely not a relative of gigantopithicus. I would like to believe in bigfoot, but I don't know. Maybe we don't find bodies because they bury or eat their dead, or have underground cave systems we don't know about.

[@dustin2979]

You must not have watched the video

[@greatdanecusdobermaximus6595]

The joust respawn sound effects are worth the like 👍

[@mikefisher4834]

The mega piranha is the link between Pacu and piranha A pacu’s teeth look exactly like a humans teeth💯

[@bettybunbun9664]

Noone gonna mention the clickbait title and thumbnail?

[@lexieszram2139]

I would like to point out that all of these creatures would get killed by Trex pretty fast because no species ever found to have a stronger bite force, but Trex also weighs 10.1 tons it's the biggest carnivore dinosaur in mass so Trex would go for the neck and bam they are dead also Trex may have been as smart as a baboon. So ye but Great video in general!

[@user-wo7ql7or3g]

The baboon intelect thing is very debatable. Plus 10 tonnes is the exception, not the common weight

[@stxticnathan6627]

Deinosuchus and megalodon had stronger bite forces

[@zephaniahoberry]

Isn’t that just King Kong 😂

[@mellewedin8221]

Gigantophithecus is what we call big foot, Sasquatch, swamp man, yeti. I believe they did adapt.

[@Jason-xf3ym]

No. If bigfoot exists, it's not reported as a giant orangutan which gigantopithicus was related to. Gigantopithicus definitely went extinct millions of years ago. If bigfoot is real, it's not a gigantopithicus.

[@UrielManX7]

The metric system was designed to have properties that make it easy to use and widely applicable, including units based on the natural world, decimal ratios, prefixes for multiples and sub-multiples, and a structure of base and derived units. It is also a coherent system, which means that its units do not introduce conversion factors not already present in equations relating quantities. It has a property called rationalisation that eliminates certain constants of proportionality in equations of physics.

[@joebloe1152]

and thats how the humans killed off the Gigantopithecus.

[@rosalinaayala5963]

In the 1970s I went out with a neighbor and my male cousins in Pa to look for bears. Our neighbor would render fat and sell the skin to someone he knew.There were 6 of us with five rifles.We had walked for an hour when we came upon a Bigfoot in the middle of a clearing inspite of being enormous we startled it and it ran i up p and over a hill with incredible speed. Not one of us got off a shot because we were so stunned.

[@justincraig398]

Is this an upload? I feel like I’ve seen that title before

[@W-Pachamory]

When i saw title My first brain cell said Theres no other monkey like that than Curios George

[@followforfollowback8959]

20:23 Didn't know that Haast's eagle can look like talonflame

[@Shadowinthehall]

(Pertaining to the Big Foot Discussion) I agree in no way is a low quality film indispensable evidence. But, i believe It’s less about the gate and more about the proportions of the limbs, you can make any appendage longer in some aspects but in no way is it possible to add Length pertaining to joints bellow/ above the elbows or knees such as the upper arm or thy bones those lengths are absolute. So this raises the question. Do the absolute proportions of a human anatomy match the anatomy of the subject in question? That argument is scientifically indisputable if analyzed thoroughly and correctly ❤️

[@Shadowinthehall]

In addition. Taking in consideration the vast millions of undiscovered/ traversed land and considering perhaps the possibility of a creature which inhibits Self Awareness and the knowledge of the dangers of mingling with the “little people with sticks that go boom and hurt” you could begin to consider that they purposely avoid us in a way? Just food for thought😌

[@cardboardbox3787]

I love the references in the video.

[@dustinfowler7868]

This was a good one. Perfect title as well.

[@godzillakingofthemonsters6367]

Nope. Why would t.rex be afraid of a small fish, or a flightless bird?

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

The title is extremely inaccurate

[@SeriousSolutions101]

8:40 Turtles have shells though instead of teeth so I might have to agree with the scientists who claim birds got rid of teeth for lesser incubation time.

[@fayvampire]

Gooses have teeth. Like fish hooks backwards. We're not allowed to feed them bread anymore but back when we could and when they were growing in numbers they would gang up and demand bread and sometimes hook your fingers. They weren't mean about it though. You could yell at them they'd let you go.

[@ScarletL1on]

Dude, i closed my eyes for a second and the beginning scared the hell out of me)

[@Garryzilla]

Wait a minute but in the thumbnail photo it shows the bloop not Predator x aka pliosaurus

[@dennisthegreatcorpas6159]

Baby turtles got a freaking shell to develop

[@kdkingdillionking3520]

When God was making dinosaur he was an emo teenager lmao

[@icosthop9998]

LoL

[@donorthodox]

Funny the bird probably ate plants and berries lmao

[@thememoryhole9355]

Giant apes were not our ancestors. They shared a common ancestor with us at some point on the evolutionary tree.

[@riffdagg6701]

Modern Canadian geese actually still have teeth, and oddly they have teeth on their tongue as well.

[@oscarmendez1477]

Damn.....I did not know Geese had those....now I am even more scared of them.

[@mannco9458]

The fact that a theory of why birds lost their teeth is because they on a very heavy plant like diet makes me laugh

[@welikegoodies]

Sabe, Sasquatch, Bigfoot or whatever you want to call them, they are still on this planet.

[@seanhewitt603]

Gigantopithicus... maybe we were taxonomically categorized as punypithicus by THEM...

[@johncoaleii1423]

I've got a new pond I dug early 2023 about 3/4 of an acre. Anyways I've been going through the stocking process. I have minnows and bream in so far as well as some goldfish and Koi. The bream regularly attempt eating pellets and ultimately suffocating. Luckily.theyve reached the size to take full size food. I used to feel horrible feeding my fish 😆 PS I've owned exotic birds my entire life. Several were in fact wild caught in the early 80's. Timir, Congo African greys, several species of cockatoos, several macaws, Senegal and Meyers. I have a few scars to testify to what African grey, cockatoo and macaw. I'll say this of all the gnarly bites I've had a WC iguana and a couple species of WC chameleon take the trophy. Wild Caught animals bite with a different intent than captive bred.

[@coronapack]

Yea, its killing me to here your pronunciation. But we love you anyway. My favorite voice actor!

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

What was the source of those Gigantopithecus clips? It looks like an interesting movie.

[@moniqueh1718]

I believe the jungle book

[@geraldtrudeau3223]

@@moniqueh1718 Thank you

[@louseflyemilacemacko381]

0:00 I came for big ass monkeys that fought with fuckin' t Rex’s, not big ass fish!

[@robertanthonyazanza8337]

birds have improved their digestion overtime

[@SurajYadav-iy3gh]

The ancestors of pickle the man straight Outta baki😂

[@jerrykubiak5945]

what competition in life we won there is none for us lol

[@nicolasmalone8134]

Dont know where you got the joust sound effects but this was excellent

[@piousminion7822]

The way you pronounce Gigantopithecus hurts my brain. lol

[@bentgreycrown8148]

Some hair samples of suspected sasquatch hairs have been DNA sequenced, and it has usually come back as primate: Human. a few however Have come back as: Unknown Primate. not many, to be sure but enough to make me wonder if we do in fact have a king of hide and seek.

[@kamal242bahamasra6]

There's always a missing link 🖇️🖇️ it's funny 😂🤣😂🤣

[@icosthop9998]

And there will always be.

[@neildegrassetysonwithaknif7124]

Cue Futurama reference

[@bongerman42069]

Whenever I hear "birds with teeth" I think of Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Charlie's journal..

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

"A bird of that kind doesnt exist in nature Charlie" "UHHHH, not sure about that.. But either way. Nice Glue work!"

[@TheBLKSoN]

Non disrespected Patty , Find that suit for me

[@georgeparrault9945]

21:25 People were wearing Animal Skins in Those days, so People would Get the Attention of Birds of Prey, and could be mistaken as Animals especially Children.

[@mcrater8156]

Why is he saying it like that. ? Lmao. Hard to take it seriously 😂😂😂

[@MoGas71]

Chicken take 21 days from laying the egg until hatching. The chicks are born with a tooth on the tip of their beaks. It's called an "egg tooth" it aids in cracking the egg from the inside out. ❤️

[@EdibleKnife]

this entire video gave me chills of fear. thank god these species are extinct. i cant imagine humanity being able to coexist with these things. its like the dangers of Australia were a worldwide phenomenon

[@birdnestratfest]

Almighty is all wise all knowing.. search this. examination of species with modern scientific instruments DNA.. video --- Scientists Finally Discovered We're The Children of Adam & Eve | 2018

[@maizatulma2331]

Yay I love you videos so good 👍

[@guguedaniful]

I live in Brazil and i can say with confidence that, if they can, toucans do eat other snaller birds also

[@Jagdtyger2A]

Gigantropathicus, AKA Yeti and Sasquatch in the modern world, No wnder they are known to throw rocks at logging and road building equipment

[@nedfellenor8203]

Predator X is actually terrifying

[@luigivincenz3843]

"Giant Ancient Monkey That Destroyed Dinosaurs.". I saw something like this. In DRAGONBALL Z. where Goku goes apesh*t.

[@Lady-Carmakazi]

Looks part turtle, croc & dolphin & whale. Wild

[@ro4eva]

Which "Hollywood Special Effects Experts" in particular did you reference to debunk the Patterson-Gimlin footage? The ones I know about have said that, skeptically, the footage is inconclusive, end of story. If you're confused, that means that it wasn't proven, nor was it debunked. Google is your friend if you wish to research why it's inconclusive.

[@jonathankerr4859]

2:30. Sea crocodiles aren’t often found near the coast? Assume you mean Salt Water Crocodiles, where do you think you are more likely to see them?

[@youngplacentaplacenta2863]

when you do all your research the night before a presentation

[@unknownmanufacturer2669]

Oh so bigfoot was real he just evolved into little foot 😂😂😂

[@RikaMiarunua]

The one movie of Water world keeps coming to my mind, thinking about if humans lived around the time of the land mass being still mostly together before the tectonic shifts. I for one can not swim for very long due to not fat enough to stay up. A rebreather rather than air tank like divers use would be nice, Or this may also be an idea where Merkin could have surfaced. I for one, was terrifies from this movie. 2 I also thought that if the world got flooded there would have had to been some land masses still out there, and people have got to be smart enough to be able to figure ways to dredge the sea for making their own lands, If not start binding together bones of pray or the dead as a way to create nets for more ect. I do not think that people would have gone the route that water world may have gone, but still NOPE! I am out of that water and done with this stuff. You never know there might be Mer-kin out there in the 90% of the rest of the worlds waters. yeah the trench is the deepest that we know of, but with all the tech now days you would have thought they had the water floors all mapped out by now.. Wonder why they have not done such. If the trench is the deepest and they are able to use RAV's to explore that area and even implement different types of lighting to see in the depths Why have they not seriously done the mapping with those?