How Scientifically Accurate is Jurassic World's THERIZINOSAURUS?

[@NaturesCompendium]

Visit brilliant.org/NaturesCompendium/ to get started learning STEM for free, and the first 200 people will get 20% off their annual premium subscription! In the next installment of the Jurassic World comparison series, we take a look at one of the most interesting and unique entries into the franchise: Therizinosaurus! Therizinosaurus has been one of the most heavily requested animals for me to do this kind of video on and I'm very happy with the final result. After the overwhelmingly positive reception of the last video on Giganotosaurus, I'm very happy to continue this series for all of you guys to enjoy. Let me know which animals featured in this video were your favorites! And like last time, for a chance to win a copy of Prehistoric Kingdom, comment #Therizinosaurus in the comments below. Next up on the list: Dilophosaurus!

[@MrEmilable]

Can´t Wait to see the Dilophosaurus Video.

[@funnybluemark]

One thing, do the dna part,like in the mosasuarus video

[@liamweddell4223]

The scientific accuracy of Jurassic parks Velociraptors, triceratops, T-Rex, and spinosaurus.

[@SchwarzSchwertkampfer]

5:40 Translations the Turkey has a Gun show. Another animal that can do a most muscular pose better than a Kangaroo.

[@alexanderoit8450]

Also not to say you are wrong but the trex threw the gigs and the theri instinctively thrusted it’s hands helping it pierce what ever was coming towards it

[@awesomeproductions7755]

Regardless of how accurate the design is, I really did like the depiction of Therizinosaurus as much more vicious and territorial than the other herbivores in the franchise. A much appreciated breath of fresh air if you ask me. Ngl, with its aggressive behaviour, blind eyes and creepy sound design, I actually found it scarier than any of the carnivores. How about a video on T. rex or Pyroraptor next, please?

[@thesleepytyrannosaurusrex297]

The next one is about the Dilophosaurus

[@NaturesCompendium]

Dilophosaurus is next!

[@megazillasaurus]

@@NaturesCompendium after dilophosaurus can you do parasaurolophus

[@dibershai6009]

@@NaturesCompendium You should also make a video about the velociraptor because it has the most inaccuracies.

[@Skyypixelgamer]

@@NaturesCompendium I hope you mention adult dilos retconned size.

[@janniepate5533]

The blindness of the Theri could also contribute to the aggressiveness of it, as the creature cannot see it cannot exactly know what's a threat or not, so everytime it hears something it would either think it's be stalked or something else is going on, which would make it's fight or flight instincts kick in and it would attack whatever the threat is, just a random thought

[@brockschannel3927]

That was my interpretation too.

[@ilikestew5719]

Like a rhino

[@drew_xviii330]

I’ve been a dinosaur nerd my whole life and when I saw the Therizinosaurus finally on screen, it was really exciting. I also connected that it’s blindness and it’s “if it moves, it’s a threat” kind of behavior reminded me of the anteaters of South America, Jaguars don’t often mess with them as anteaters essentially swing their claws blindly at anything in their territory, they do a splayed stance as a warning and I like to think the Theri’ did this in life as well. Wonderful video! The animation work is beautiful and I can’t wait to see more.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Glad you enjoyed the video! And it's great to see therizinosaurus become more and more popular.

[@DilekMetin-f2h]

My faforite dinosaurus therizinosaurus

[@Wobkerer]

If you were an actual dinosaur nerd the jurassic world depiction of theri would insult you

[@drew_xviii330]

@@Wobkerer Oh? Im curious, what about it did that for you? It’s a dinosaur I didn’t know very well myself so the inaccuracies that stood out in the others wasn’t very prevalent to me. That and I haven’t seen many mainstream depictions of it before JW and series like Prehistoric Planet also brung it to life in a way more accurate way. The Jurassic series to me was what introduced me as a child to dinosaurs, though I learned later it was highly inaccurate, I took it as “Well, these are monsters made in a lab…not real dinosaurs.” And that changed it to being a fun experience to see them as such in context with the movie, given the controversy surrounding Dominion, it was the most notable scene for me as it was pretty much what I entered the theatre to see.

[@SaurianStudios1207]

The Therizinosaurus in JWD may not have been the most accurate depiction of the animal, but I won’t lie that it was awesome to see this incredibly bizarre dinosaur appear in the JP franchise, as well as more mainstream recognition. I personally like both the feathered monstrous design from the movie and the accurate reconstruction, at the very least it’s better than the “Joker” monstrosity that was the Giganotosaurus.

[@theangrysuchomimus5163]

It’s still sad that they claimed it was scientifically accurate while looking far from the real animal. Like seriously, all the “accurate” prehistoric animals from JWD have feathers and that’s it, they don’t even look like the most accurate depiction of the animal they represent.

[@cryptodino3roberts712]

@@theangrysuchomimus5163 i feel in jwd its very clear we see different stages in the development of biosyns animals. The giga , atrociraptor and the dimetrodon are gen 1 type expierements made with older methods. Theri, moros ,quetz and pyroraptor are gen 2 .

[@EduardoSantos_1906]

@@theangrysuchomimus5163 the worst part is that all the carnivores in Dominion have the exact same facial model.

[@flysoup3607]

@@theangrysuchomimus5163 Yeah, isn't pyroraptor as small as velociraptor is in real life, too? I guess they did that for consistency

[@omegaprime9794]

Agreed. It wasn't even a Giganotosaurus, I looked more like an oversized Acrocanthosaurus.

[@gavinkailey527]

I like that they gave some dinosaurs disabilities like there's a juvinile baryonyx with a prosthetic limb and the therizinosaurus is blind. It shows that they are real, mortal animals and not terrorfying movie monsters. Love your videos man, I hope you make videos on all the jurasic park/world dinosaurs and non dinosaurs In this spectacular franchise. Stay safe and have a wonderful day.

[@war_saw]

yet they still fail to show them act a bit like animals

[@earth7631]

@Triassic World but that all fell when the theri magically appeared to stab the giga and en victory roar with the trex and they dont fight afterwards

[@ghostfreakk2012]

And yet you fail to see that Michael Crichton wrote Jurassic Park as a horror story not a a nature documentary he choose the Utah raptor size for a specific reason and change the name to the velociraptor because that name was scarier than Utah read his book the movies are jump too far from his work if they made an adaptation of his book Nedry would die in a very terrible way disembowelment

[@flysoup3607]

@@ghostfreakk2012 They're based off deinonychus. Utah raptors weren't discovered until after the first movie released.

[@kjhorne2698]

But... that's the base of the franchise. They are horrifying monsters. They were created specifically to be monsters...

[@mattsworld5354]

In my opinion, I think the Therizenosaurus blindness could be a result of an infection, the genome being broken while it was being made, or a genetic defect of some sort, with the Echolocation of the animal being it adapting to its blindness. But, the DNA with birds using echolocation is a valid guess, and I could see it work out.

[@rosaleenstark9187]

I have a rooster named old boy, he was perfectly healthy but as he got older he is now blind in one eye, dad thinks it might be because he got into a fight with another rooster I think it was because of age, it's really interesting thinking about why this dinosaur is blind

[@WolfEliteYautja2001]

@@rosaleenstark9187yeah but it seems it’s the only Therizenosaurus in the sanctuary so a battle couldn’t have happened well unless it was in a fight with a theropod

[@jacobcox4565]

I like that the movie didn't portray Therizinosaurus as another harmless herbivore, but I think that might be because of its large claws and history of being mistaken for a carnivorous dinosaur. If it didn't have those huge claws, then the movie would've portrayed it like how they portrayed hadrosaurs, which is disappointing.

[@jacobcox4565]

@@FacuGonz3 I know, I'm just saying the Jurassic franchise tended to show all herbivores as peaceful and gentle, the only herbivores shown being aggressive had obvious weapons like horns, claws, clubs, and spikes. They never showed a hadrosaur fighting back, only running away. I'm just saying, if Therizinosaurus didn't have those massive claws, it would've been portrayed like gentle giants.

[@ambulance-kun5284]

@@jacobcox4565 counterpoint, camp cretaceous had a pair of Ouranosaurus that did attack the cast

[@jacobcox4565]

@@ambulance-kun5284 These are the exceptions, not normal. In The Lost World, they actually showed how dangerous every dinosaur is, even the Parasaurolophus was able to toss people around as it was being captured. Then, Dominion roles up and shows 1 guy lasso a Parasaurolophus and manage to tame it like a horse, when that thing is bigger than an Elephant.

[@caiusdrakegaming8087]

@@ambulance-kun5284 BIG exception with those, Scorpio's quills and toxin made them hyper aggressive and was the only reason they attacked the campers. Hell, when they bumped into EACH OTHER they tried biting each other like pack carnivores would. The Ouranoaurus shown, by Darius's own words, are normally peaceful herbavores that would NEVER treat the dock as their territory.

[@MiaTheSpinoQueen]

​@@jacobcox4565*after getting their point disproved* Okay but it's an exception ☝️🤓

[@GojifanPredasaur]

It’s ironic to know that the #Therizinosaurus was once thought to be a sea turtle and to find that some of the clone’s genome has turtle dna within it

[@carrrrrrrroooooot]

its interesting how most of the accurate dinosaurs look cooler than their film counterparts

[@talkingweevil3172]

I disagree on therizinosaurus. Big head, blind eyes, and claws that pierce is cooler.

[@builderdog3875]

False

[@ltccherno2536]

Your designs are impeccable as always. As for JWD’s Therizinosaurus, I’m in love with the vocalisations they have for it and Giga. The hollywood roars aside, the bellowing and so on along with that twitchy jaw movements looks super cool.

[@CalvinTheCarnotaurus]

definitely enjoyed this one. only problem I had was that the audio seemed pretty quiet, like in your other videos, but I can always turn up the volume. I like how you have your own artwork and animations, unlike other KZbin channels that use artwork from whichever artist they find online, and clips from documentaries and films or tv shows. can't wait for the next one.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Don't forget to comment #Therizinosaurus for a chance to win a copy of Prehistoric Kingdom!

[@enderethan144]

The reason why Therizinosaurus is my favourite herbivorous dinosaur ever is because it shows us that just because something’s a herbivore doesn’t make it any less dangerous. I mean we live in a world full of Hippos, Rhinos, Deer, Elephants & Buffaloes they’re all herbivores and they can down right dangerous when needed.

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

I'd rather be attacked by a predator over a prey animal any day.

[@GeorgeTheDinoGuy]

I’m so glad you finally got a sponsor! This is a really enjoyable video and seeing you improve with every upload brings joy to me and many others!

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you George! I really appreciate it!

[@BigBossMan538]

I’m writing a story about Therizinosaurus so this should be helpful for that. JW is a double-edged sword for paleontology fans. It’s nice to see lesser known creatures like Giganotosaurus and Therizinosaurus getting screen time, and seeing new creatures in the video games, but the creators are very inconsistent with how accurate the creatures are. Newer ones tend to be not too far off, while the older ones like the raptors and Rexy are still stuck in the 90s.

[@The-Timelessg]

That’s because they were made in the 90s rexy is really old

[@patrick_j_lee]

I'd like to point out that the Theri in JWD also had a more horizontal and generic-theropod-shaped body, and a longer tail than the real animal. Great video, as always.

[@WolfEliteYautja2001]

But besides that it’s not that much of a deviation from the real animal unlike the Giganotosaurus

[@WasThisMail]

Really love the idea of the “Scythe Lizard Turtle” having turtle dna

[@HenrythePaleoGuy]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video! Love the work and dedication you put into them! :)

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank's Henry! Glad you enjoyed it :D

[@ssjgarfield]

Therizinosaurus is my second favourite dinosaur overall (Parasaurolophus being my most favourite) and I enjoyed it's depiction in Dominion, even if it isn't completely accurate. I just liked that it's the first herbivorous dinosaur that actively helped out in the fight against the "antagonistic" dinosaur.

[@chanshengsupremacy8889]

It’s my favourite :)

[@hectorgperez]

"Not the best for stabbing"... fantastic shade at dominion haha. I think it's funny how #Therizinosaurus has basically the same stance as oudated theropod reconstructions. Thanks for the video!

[@talkingweevil3172]

Well we don’t actually have evidence that they couldn’t stab and in my opinion they could. When you think about how they stemmed from raptors, which do use their claws for stabbing. Why would that adaption go away when they could use it for Stabbing and scratching defence and bringing down leafs (maybe impressing mates). Plus the claws may be thin compared to some other claws but they actually aren’t that thin and thin can still be durable and sharp. The main thing that could make that scene not possible is how thick giganotosaurus skin was, not therizinosaurus claws.

[@alexanderross8462]

7:56 omg that baby therizinosaur is so cute! ❤ I love when people like you and the guys who made prehistoric planet make baby dinosaurs so dang adorable!

[@NaturesCompendium]

The only ugly baby dinosaurs are baby triceratops. Everything else is super adorable!

[@alexanderross8462]

​@@NaturesCompendium well... Yeah... But that was a more accurate exception... But still, all the other baby dinosaurs in Prehistoric Planet are so cute! My favourites are the baby Velociraptors and the baby T. rex, the Velociraptors because they help show that dromeosaurs did other things than just killing like is often shown in paleo media, and the baby T. rex because their depiction is anatomically accurate, as opposed to how a lot of paleo media depicts baby dinosaurs as just miniature adults.

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

I love that you used Prehistoric Planet’s Tarbosaurus design for your video, which is actually my favorite design throughout paleomedia.

[@umarminhas5209]

Your drawings are amazing, especially the carnivores like Tarbosaurus and T.Rex! I'd love to see more, ooooooh, what about a Spinosaurus, that'd be awesome!

[@discountdisco2273]

An Ark Player's worst nightmare: the mighty tickle chicken!

[@LBTElectricDinoOnline]

Finally, another dinosaur accuracy video and this has got to be the best ones ever since the Giganotosaurus one which is one of the best works you ever did. Nice Video of the Therizinosaurus between the accurate version and the Jurassic World version and I pretty much agree with everything you said partner. Hopefully, you’ll do more accuracy dinosaurs compared to the Jurassic World dinosaurs video in the near future because I’m definitely enjoying them so much.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you! I look forward to making more and more as the channel grows!

[@LBTElectricDinoOnline]

@@NaturesCompendium, awesome partner because I’m definitely excited for all this and I’m a huge fan of your work partner and a huge fan of your channel. Hopefully, our birthdays would put a huge smile on our faces in the future of October and as always, Take care.

[@apenasmaisumdiogo.7115]

What a great video, can't wait for the next! These kinds of videos should be aired on TV, they are really well-made

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it :D

[@paleoenthusiast]

"Come at me, weak sauce chin boy" ~ Scythe Lizard Turtle

[@livayatan]

#therizinosaurus appreciate the amounts of research you guys do, especially following an accurate representation like this. It being animated is a unique niche of its own too. I can see why it takes so long, appreciate the time taken to do all of this, keep it up

[@tyrannovenatortorvus972]

I’m in love with your dinosaur models. So accurate and beautiful.

[@MourningCoffeeMusic]

I love how the eyebrow ridges of T. rex looks so cool that JP gave all their theropods the same brow ridges.

[@blazetube1164]

Another inaccuracy of the Jurassic world dominion Therizinosaurus is the placement of the feathers. The feathers look like they were copied and pasted on a scaly reptile, they look a bit too artificially placed and not naturally added like being fully feathered. Though it was still a good dinosaur and I loved seeing it in the movie. Keep up the good work!

[@infinityzer054]

Ark players know not to mess around with them if you are underprepared

[@WorldsGreatestDeadBeatDad]

I fell in love with the Therizinosaurus after I was terrorized off a beach in by a wild one in Ark. 'Hey I think it's gon- AH' It was just Spawn, Die, repeat. A glorious murder chicken

[@prehistoricnerd2068]

Great video! It's made without bashing the Jurassic Park/world franchise, and gets me even more interested into paleontology, which I thought wasn't possible. Keep it up! :D 👍 Oh, and Deinocheirus is my favourite non-avian dinosaur.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Glad you enjoyed it! And Deinocheirus is one of my all time favorite non-avian dinosaurs as well

[@prehistoricnerd2068]

@@NaturesCompendium Awesome! My profile picture is a Deinocheirus from curiosity stream.

[@darknessdescending6695]

An incredibly unique dinosaur that I hope gets featured in more media like Prehistoric Kingdom!

[@d1egomon194]

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[@ajunkersgamble6689]

how very chaos theory of Jeff Goldblum to have a commercial before this video

[@maddenboseroy4074]

You need to review every dromaeosaur in the franchise, including the hybrids Indoraptor and Scorpios rex.

[@FirstnameLastname-bv8ke]

Have yet to see Jurassic World Dominion but, they made Therizinosaurus blind? That seems like a rather odd decision, is it the particular individual in the film or is it the species in general in the Jurassic World universe? Great video btw, almost forgot to say that. Been loving your content for years now, let's go 50k!

[@godzillakingofthemonsters5812]

It's like blind in one eye, as it can clearly see but is very short sighted like a rhino

[@paleospino4956]

It’s most likely just in that individual making it in the entire species would be a weird decision though I’m not 100% sure

[@WolfEliteYautja2001]

@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812no it was blind in both eyes

[@devonmc4417]

No matter how accurate or inaccurate Dominion Theri is to the real thing, you have to realize that this is a big leap in the franchise ; having feathers! The closest we got to feathers (I think) are the small quills of JP3 male raptors

[@AFinds_VCR]

Can you do a series on how accurate ARK Survival Evolved dinos are? I think that would open you up to a new audience and just be pretty cool

[@NaturesCompendium]

I will closer to Ark 2s release 😅

[@Keroppishott]

#Therizinosaurus I love your videos, it's the perfect blend of informative and entertaining. Also can I just say your drawings and animations are beautiful and you can tell you put a lot of work and effort into them!

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you so much 😀I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@thorodinson6625]

14:32 not biosyn. According to them the biosyn clones are 100% correct. This means the franchise has a different prehistory from our real prehistory. This is further supported by Trex and Giganotosaurus being in North America in the prologue (plus the giga design doesn't change). So in universe the therizinosaurus is 100% accurate.

[@TMK411]

What’s this? A channel that compares the Jurassic world prehistoric animals to the accurate ones without just hating on the franchise? That’s rare!

[@NaturesCompendium]

I used to be more "bashy" in the past before I did animation style videos. Now I want these videos to be enjoyable to as many people as possible, hence why I do my best to stay balanced. Of course it's far from perfect, and plenty of paleo or jurassic world enthusiasts aren't always happy with how I do things, but I'm still learning as I go :D

[@TMK411]

@@NaturesCompendium it’d be cool if you did the Nothosaurus from season 5 of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous due to how unique the animal is

[@rodrigoalmeida4709]

Great video about #Therizinosaurus Inaccuracies aside, it's good to see fairly niche dinosaurs in this mainstream movies, hell, I didn't know about Moros or Pyroraptor before if it wasn't for dominion.

[@DinoEire84]

This is amazing, adorable animation. Therizinosaurus was one of my favourites as a kid and so I'm glad it's finally getting some recognition, but despite featuring heavily in promotional material for the film, it's name is never mentioned. Reading comments on FB and KZbin people called it the slasher/murder turkey and some called it Freddie Kruger, others thought it was a made up dinosaur lol. Great video on #Therizinosaurus.

[@Yaratito]

7:56 WHY IS THIS SO CUTE A WANT A THOUSAND OF THEM AND WHY DON’T WE HAVE A JURASSIC VERSION OF IT

[@timothyserabian5103]

This video, like all of yours in general, are phenomenal! Please don’t stop making these! My hat goes off to you sir! well done! At some point, I would love to see you cover triceratops. I have such a soft spot for that ceratopsian!

[@spinosaurusstriker]

One of the redeeming qualities of this movie was how they presented this beast, while i like the design as a fictional creature i despise the fact that the movie claims to have an accurate theri, a shame.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

**OMG YES YES I ANOTHER NEW VIDEO** I really love this so much,and also the you're Therizinosaurus designs is beautiful and it sounds angry lol I wish you're having a great day

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you Kuitaran! Glad you enjoyed the video :D

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I LOVE ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS,BEEN FAN FOR YEARS And hope you have a great year

[@Bagelgeuse]

Jurassic World's Therizinosaurus is pretty cool despite its inaccuracies. Though Ark (surprisingly) has a more accurate design.

[@NisarKhan-jm1uh]

There are some other inaccuracies with the jurrasic world dominion therizinosaurus. The legs are a bit too long, the tail is a bit too long, the neck is a bit too short, the posture should be more upright and it lacks a pot belly. It seems like the person who designed the therizinosaurus said 'let's get rid of everything that was unique and special about the real therizinosaurus except for its long claws' . Well at least it's better than the horrific monstrosities that are the Jurrasic world/park giganotosaurus, dilophosaurs and velociraptor.

[@omarali5334]

I'd like you to make, how accurate was the Spinosaurus from Jurassic park 3 and how accurate is the T.Rex from Jurassic world ❤️❤️❤️

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

You forgot to add Fukuivenator, which is now considered to be the oldest known Therizinosaur to have ever existed.

[@WalkinStereotype]

Maybe not the most accurate iteration, but it was still better than expected, nonetheless! I’m just happy for my favorite dinosaur to FINALLY be getting some love in two mainstream grand productions this year! Love me some #therizinosaurus

[@matthewdperrotta1604]

#Therizinosaurus is one of my favorite theropods and dinosaurs overall, and as much as JW:D’s wasn’t perfect, I think it fits perfectly in the franchise’s world while also being fairly representative of the core aspects of its real-life counterpart

[@justafossil]

A great video on one of my favorite dinos! I'd like to make a request that the subtitles are given a second look though. Most of the dinosaur names are either incorrect or inconsistently spelled, with beipiaosaurus being transcribed as "baby Allosaurus", and theri itself constantly switching between "there are xenosaurs", "theraxinosaurus" and "therizinosaurus" in the subtitles.

[@guineapig2212]

1:29 That theri sounds a lot more like a stego ay?

[@ninjagummy]

I was looking for a comment about this! Thank you for sharing my thoughts, that must be the isles stego!

[@kurtanos8628]

Great Job on the video! The first time I became aware of #Therizinosaurus was from a Jurassic Park Field guide book in 1999. Everything about it just seemed so strange. When I learned that the #Therizinosaurus was going to show up on the latest Jurassic film I was excited to see how it would be portrayed. I can't wait to see how future discoveries may "revise" this animal.

[@JoseR1207]

Thank you so much for this interedting Video. Therizinosaurus is a Great species. By the way just in 11:48 actually JDW model claws seems too straight or with too little curvature. But you're right in the other factors. The head form was the worst feature.

[@war_saw]

I love the idea of therizinosaurus having feathers on its hand only leaving the first finger visible.

[@howsurfacetoday6000]

I'm really happy to see #Therizinosaurus becoming more mainstream, it's an incredible animal :)

[@luisbarboza2042]

I learnt of this dino from the anime Dino King, yes, I loved it, the "Echolocation" might be a possibility if the Theri has been blind for some time, after all, they tell us that the dinos on biosyn were many times, rescued or trasported from other places, so there is a chance that it was born with sight but lost it

[@jhulianasanchez1334]

It’s a feathered theropod specifically Though we don’t actually know how it looks like when it was alive, since all we got was IT’S JUST FREAKIN DEAD BONES Also nice video, it was enjoyable watching :)

[@spacejockeyindustries]

In my head cannon, I like to think that there's multiple therizinosaurs in the biosyn sanctuary, and that specific one that yeeted the deer, is just an asshole... 😅😂

[@NaturesCompendium]

Interesting theory!

[@mewnashi2372]

woah awesome video, awesome animations and graphics but totally underrated! hope to see more of those videos

[@SpinyMyOCdinosaur]

Finally u upload about the accurate vs Movie creature content

[@thagomizer1]

Love this video! We all appreciate you for showing the more unknowing audience how these animals looked like. #Therizinosaurus

[@Ursa_Polaris]

the art in this video is stunning.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you!

[@shattered_glass]

Finally a new video been waiting this for months

[@Zooollieg]

I love your art style, I’ve watched every video and enjoyed. Keep up the good work man!

[@ryansmith-sounddesigner7831]

Once again, never ceases to amaze me. Excellent work and definitely worth the wait!

[@NaturesCompendium]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@jakesutton4603]

Happy to see another video of yours released

[@barbarjinks8170]

The idea of a giant three toed sloth EMU chasing you around the jungle and making clicking sounds is terrifying

[@pascaalexandru2955]

* the narrator stops talking and there is a dinoosaur on-screen * everybody: Let me guess. They're about to roar.

[@a-lambo-boi]

6:06 update, a study published on the use of claws in basal maniraptorian coelurosaurs using finite element analysis of the claws of therizinosaurids and alverezsauroids and mapped out their functional space to show their claw functionality in stress bearing tasks. This determined that derived alverezsaurids would have been efficient at digging and more basal therazinosaurids such as fulcarius had arms adapted for piercing and pulling to pull branches to feed on vegetation and all other therizinosaurids showed signs of functional use in scratch digging, piercing and pulling at vegetation, implying a use similar to ground sloths such as megatherium, but therazinosaurus' claws would have been too fragile to undergo any significant stress in forms of combat, foraging or other such uses. It instead argues a use for display both sexual and as intimidation and that it's claws served the same evolutionary role as the antlers of megaloceras, and may have also been sexualy selected for in a similar fashion.

[@TacoYaki11]

Keep posting videos like this this is very educational love it!

[@bornokmangosong111]

Yay it's here now

[@anthonyminimum]

13:05 (As of 2024) It’s important to note that in material like Jurassic World Evolution 2 and the Hammond Collection toy series, the Therizinosaurus is not blind, meaning it’s possible the Terizinosaurus we see in Dominion became blind by chance rather than by purpose

[@immagical7036]

The Therizinosaurus is my favourite dinosaur ever Also, fun fact about blind creatures (including humans) and echolocation. Animals and people that are born blind when they’re part of a species that normally has sight, sometimes develop a rudimentary form of echolocation. It can also happen with those that go blind but are born with sight. One last thing, I personally do not mind the JW:D interpretation. Dr Wu says in JW that the dinosaurs would be different and I honestly don’t understand the hate the JW movies get

[@macwelch8599]

Maybe being blind helped made it even more aggressive

[@alexdurain3753]

I doubt the claws were that delicate in life; as you’ve pointed out the Theris’ arms are well suited to high stresses, and are powerfully built. So it stands to reason that the claws would be put under the same stresses. Is it possible the claws bear more similarities to a Rhino horn, than cat/dog claws?

[@arbiter690]

This is an amazing video! Makes me curious to how a comparison between Pyroraptor or Atrociraptors would be like.

[@NaturesCompendium]

That would be cool!

[@Silvershield88]

my absolutely favorite depiction of a Theri comes from the game "The Isle" I love the death turkey, its my favorite dinosaur closely followed by the Spinosaurus

[@tahrenpather9354]

#Therizinosaurus. love your videos, your animations are the best I've seen!

[@batspidey7611]

Great video. The Theri was quite an intimidating creature. #Therizinosaurus

[@jonathanmiddleton1775]

Can you do a video on either the Pyroraptor or Atrociraptor? And then compare them to their real world counterparts?

[@Jaggerbush]

I think its the animation that keeps me coming to this channel. If i had to choose between this and AI - I choose this.

[@sphereunitedheroes7936]

Another amazing video, I can't to see you make a scientifically accurate Tyrannosaurus-Rex video soon.

[@deathsonggaming]

To be honest, there are scenes in the movie were the hands are very distinctly pronated. But to give JW a point, some of the noises it makes are quite good and plausible!

[@THERealCarnoToast.]

U are really Underatted! u should have competed with the other big dino tubers! u earned a sub. i hope u can get 1m :D Good Luck

[@justinkillgore9016]

By any chance, can we do a Carnotaurus comparison

[@jaisonfire1]

Thank you so much for making this video, you're doing therizinosaur fans like me a service 💗 Therizinosaurus! 🤗

[@alexvega1009]

#Therizinosaurus I'm so glad i found ur channel and so glad these are the type of videos u make, keep it going strong dude 🫡

[@meli-melo9759]

There's one inaccuracy of the therizinosaurus in jurassic world dominion. Instead of having feathers all over the body, the dominion therizinosaurus only has feathers on the upper body and scales on the underside instead of feathers as we can see.

[@daveboucher9377]

I personally think yhe #therizinosaurus scene was the best from the film except from the Malta scene. But honestly, after seeing the concept arts suggesting a creepier ambiance, with the mist and the silhouette of the Therizinosaurus behind the torned parachute would have make this scene even better, kind of in the same vein as the T.Rex breakout in Jurassic Park or the Indominus Rex brrakout in Jurassic World.

[@twister107]

What I don’t understand is why everyone is so quick to hate on Dominion. Is it the best movie in the franchise? No. Not even close. Is it the worst movie in franchise? Also no. That honor goes to JP 3 and that one weird scene involving the speaking Raptor. But to say it’s the worst, doesn’t mean it’s bad. All of the JP films have their own charm to them that make them memorable. JP for starting the series, Lost World for bringing the idea of bringing them to the mainland, JP3 for the Spinosaurus and the idea of a genetically modified dinosaur, World for hybrids and giving us a view of what the park could have been, Fallen Kingdom for finally leaving the islands behind, and Dominion for finally tying everything together.

[@NaturesCompendium]

Personally, I thought Dominion was ok and ironically preferred how it felt less over the top then Fallen Kingdom did. Opinions will vary from person to person, but I do think a reason why Dominion gets such negative reception is because it was the end of the Jurassic World trilogy, leading to higher expectations and all

[@burnedsmackdown4209]

Cool use of the Prehistoric Planet's dino designs

[@sorrowtw]

These videos are really well made and educational!