If Aliens Reconstructed Animals From Their Skulls

Have ya seen that meme "How aliens would reconstruct the animal?" No? Well, here's the skinny: it's about what animals look like, versus what you'd expect them to look like from their weird skeletons. In today's episode, we take this a step further than just some slap-dash reddit-fodder!
On a tangentially related note, if you're ever feeling down, just look at this photo of a cheerful-looking dugong and his posse of yellow fish buddies:
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[@TheHarryGoldShow]

Ola, friends! If you enjoyed these, we also did a Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZqnaHSKjJ6WfMU

[@definitivamenteno-malo7919]

"Hola", you missed the H.

[@TheHarryGoldShow]

​@@definitivamenteno-malo7919 That would be Spanish, friend! Olá is Portugese.

[@ditoeboi2354]

That Rick roll

[@QuinnOfGilead]

@@TheHarryGoldShow rick astley

[@nittayoshifumi8252]

@@TheHarryGoldShow Rick rolling lmaoo

[@frAgileCS]

honestly drawing new animals over existing animal skulls could be a really useful trick in creating wildlife in a sci-fi world

[@rac1equalsbestgame853]

There is one world I made of spec bio aliens with a branch that happened to converge with a our mithologies of dragons, but they are nothing but utter weirness on the inside. One of my favorites is the "channel mice"

[@rigboy1234]

You gave me an idea

[@G.oliath]

But what happens when you gotta design their skeleton? Would you just use the regular animal bones or heavily edit them?

[@theburts3]

I am literally using this video to make sci fi creatures

[@Mortyrian]

I'm pretty sure that's exactly what they did with the platypus skull for the horker in Morrowind/Skyrim

[@Galarticuno]

As goofy as hippos work, their skull does show their nature of killing more people than sharks do per year

[@hasturthekinginyellow5003]

The fact that they can outrun basically anything that comes a little to close and can bite with the equivalent force of a bulldozer crushing bones like they're made of papel mache, makes them a little less goffy

[@danielawesome36]

@@hasturthekinginyellow5003 Also the fact that they're all probably leaner than your average bodybuilder and have more muscle than most land animals... But they still get called fat.

[@daenite2480]

And the fact that, y'know, they're on land, which most people are.

[@lutho7693]

The fact, that when I was a child I literally had a hippo phobia and always tried to skip the hippos when going to the Zoo.

[@DumPixels]

Well obviously. why would a hippo ever have to kill a shark???

[@brandonfoley7519]

I do not find pugs to be cute, i consider they're existence to be animal abuse

[@mann94416]

@@Versuffe pugs are cute but they shouldn't exist

[@carameltherelorian2544]

@@Versuffe Bro, they can barely breath

[@mushroomkid5331]

@@Versuffe they pant, like alot. like more than a normal dog should, even if its freezing

[@yourdad5799]

@@Versuffe Pugs shouldn't exist. Animal abuse shouldn't be tolerated no matter if it's for cuteness

[@Burning_Dwarf]

Pugs are abominations

[@FewRxi]

First time I saw a hipo skull at the nature museum, I was like, wtf, dinosaurs might be the same thing, and thus I reconsidered the appeal of all the dinos.

[@sparkshark9697]

The process of reconstructing an extinct animal is far more complex than just strapping skin over a skull

[@Tortitapla]

Remember parasaurolophus and concavenator? Yeah...

[@-_-353-_-]

I shall agree

[@advatlol]

@@Tortitapla iguanodon : lizard go brrr

[@muckyesyesindisguise3854]

@@sparkshark9697 Yes, that’s why he reconsider…

[@GatesOfAvalon1]

It is a common theory that elephant skull were mistaken in ancient times for cyclops skulls and that is where the myth came from

[@AntediluvianRomance]

Does this mid-evil lie on the horizontal or the vertical scale of evil?

[@lutho7693]

Also Narwahl teeth for Unicorn horns.

[@RePlayQ]

@@lutho7693 and the stars as gods lol. They were dumb all around

[@JankyHank_]

Source: I made it up

[@JankyHank_]

I would like to clarify that it’s a very good theory which I also believe, but to say it happened quite often is to say not only is it absolutely confirmed but also that it is documented on many occasions, which it simply is not

[@BeruBeruIce]

7:06 To be fair. Is it believed that the Greeks saw Elephant skulls and therefore Cyclops came from those sightings

[@NuclearTopSpot]

muscle and fatty tissue to alien-tologist: am I a lie to you?

[@firegator6853]

ladies and gentlemen....David Peters is an alien *seriously if you dont know who that guy is before searching his creations you need to be prepared mentally*

[@A_Guy_With_Very_Cool_Glasses]

Literally how humans treat dinosaur fossils.

[@galaxyguy4247]

Yeah but even if we have those, we can't know much about the actual appearance of the animal.

[@firegator6853]

@@galaxyguy4247 of course we cant know for sure but it is way closer to reality and logical than just putting skin over bone thats what paleoartists are for too, showing their own ideas as well as keeping up with scientific accuracy if for example you search accurate tyrannosaurus rex you can find many arts that show an accurate bulky appearance but every artist's interpretation is different despite the main appearance being considered accurate

[@galaxyguy4247]

@@firegator6853 yeah but we will never know how they looked like. In my opinion, we will never get a 100% accurate model of how an old extinct animal looked like.

[@soupcake3092]

To be fair. Otters, dolphins, hippos and orcas are actually all murderous monsters.

[@thomasnaas2813]

They are all amateurs compared to humans.

[@poisonjam3831]

to be fair, we should not put our human ideologies and morality on animals and judge their actions, cause that's just the way they survive and live

[@Micha-wb9oz]

Otters rape, drown and kill their prey​@@poisonjam3831

[@typoriver3651]

I'm surprised he didn't mention that this form of recreation was known as "Saran wrapping". Aka drawing the skin tight to the skeleton

[@m1sty033]

A lot of other people call it “Shrink wrapping” btw

[@remus4283]

Exactly the problem is that fat, muscle and cartilage formations are impossible to predict based on bones alone

[@timohara7717]

@@remus4283 predict exactly, not at all. you can a little becasue bones do serve a purpose, and thats we t rex has a huge neck

[@stegotyranno4206]

Looking back, after the new one, this video was still amazing. I don’t see why people complaining. This is just for fun, and this is an alien reconstruction, not some human who understands science, but some alien dude who is trying to be Indiana Jones. You deserve better than this. You deserve better recognition.

[@MechaShadowV2]

I loved the names. Not that far off really

[@vonstroheim4163]

Tough u must take that aliens doesnt know how the animals in earth look and if they get to get there they Will be for sure inteligent si they probaly Will try yo search for a life form or try to create it to look like the fauna in their planet

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

Aliens who don't understand science? LMFAO.

[@stegotyranno4206]

@@shelbyseelbach9568 people have gotten to space. Yet there's people who think men can get pregnant, and vaccines don't work

[@joeker7240]

Doubt an alien would mistake a pig tooth for the missing link. A human that understands science on the other hand...

[@JoeEnderman]

I'm guessing that man will never give you up.

[@lostinthestars_]

He'll also never let you down

[@RBLXBEAR]

@@lostinthestars_ I think he wont be running around any time soon, nor deserting us.

[@SnobbyBird_]

@@RBLXBEAR he’s also not gonna let us cry

[@xenotheloner9644]

I don't think he'll say goodbye

[@JoeEnderman]

@@xenotheloner9644 do you think he'll hurt us?

[@dreamsalongthepath7377]

I actually like feathered dinosaurs, especially colorful ones in paleontological art. There’s something very royal about them.

[@Ki-Wi-]

Agreed

[@blooky102]

Yes but currently scientists think that the biggest dinosaurs lacked feathers with it being reserved to the medium sized dinosaurs and possibly young individuals of large species like the down feathers of modern bids to keep them warm because the larger the mass of an animal the more heat their body generates.

[@blooky102]

I know there may have been some species that did not conform to this thinking but my point about heat retention stands.

[@Bunny-ns5ni]

@@blooky102 Yes, some people do believe large dinosaurs didn't have feathers due to issues with heat retention, however, it's inaccurate due to the comparison between dinosaurs and large mammals. Dinosaurs didn't operate the same way mammals do, being somewhere between warm blooded and cold blooded. Dinosaurs cannot be held to the same standards as mammals, thus, it's very possible that large and small dinosaurs could have possessed feathery coverings.

[@Pepe-pq3om]

@@Bunny-ns5ni yes, but is there anything that sugest they did? I like to believe the big ones maintained just some, while the babies would be like chicks of today

[@victoro6829]

This is a good idea for practicing drawing creatures.

[@hy-longcat]

a reminder that if you think dinosaurs look stupid with feathers, consider the cassowary or the shoebill.

[@timohara7717]

gppfies

[@Rey_Palpatine]

💀I actually guessed that skull was going to be from a pug. It's quite disturbing how humans have bred dogs to have such extreme features. IIRC, certain breeds have such a messed up skull that their eyeballs can actually fall out of their head relatively easily

[@FuckingFuckShitBitch]

That's pugs

[@Dremag_Gaming]

Good thing they're fixing the pugs, and the like, to be able to breath better. But yes, people done it because it looks "cute" like a baby. Some don't care about health problems, only $$

[@stanfield3239]

I truly hate it when pet shops breed their cats to have so short limbs so that their belly almost touches the ground just to satisfy their rich customers

[@JoMagic-ny8zu]

​@@stanfield3239Also breed hairless cats. So they won't have to deal with shedding or having hair in their food.. 💥😑

[@herrakaarme]

It's from the country that practiced binding women's feet for centuries, so I can't call it surprising.

[@dannynolan8863]

Crested Murder Lizard - band name - called it.

[@VeganDoris]

I’m stunned that the dugong skull looks so different from the manatee.

[@duluthbro]

Since it looks like nobody has done so yet, I'll recommend the book "All Yesterdays," by John Conway, C.M. Kosemen, and Darren Nash. The book takes new views on dinosaurs based off of extant life, and speculates as to how paleontologists of the distant future would reconstruct today's animals based off of their skeletons, similar to this video.

[@SamDy99]

This video is a rip off from that

[@PlumSack79]

NERD!

[@monke7919]

​@Sam DY someone dosent know the difference between being a "ripoff" and taking inspiration or even being coincidentally similar

[@justusb.plorer8773]

Interesting detail: most of these skulls, while strange, still give of the feeling that they evolved naturally and are intended for a specific purpose. Aaaaand then we get to the pug, which is just straight up deformed and grotesque. It's sad to see how much humans can f*ck up an animal just to appeal to some vain ideal of cuteness. Also, no one in their right mind would mistake that monstrosity for a rodent. Rodents have very distinct teeth, possessing four incisors (two in the upper and lower jaw respectively)at the front of the mouth and a large gap between them and the three molars present in each corner of the jaw

[@MechaShadowV2]

Well I agree it's sad, it's not that far off from some fish heads I've seen

[@justusb.plorer8773]

@@MechaShadowV2 Fish jaws have a pretty noticeable multipiece slingshot-design, whereas mammal mandible (jaw bones) are fused into single pieces.

[@starscreamsghost148]

And to think that those disgusting pugs descend from majestic wolves....

[@cringelord_67]

I knew that pugs were screwed up in the facial area but seeing their skull makes it look worse, it almost feels like it's out of a cartoon or something

[@john_hunter_]

What if you actually practised drawing the real animals around their skeletons? With enough practise, would you get close to the real animal without knowing what animal it is? I think that would be a cool AI experiment. You could train an AI to generate the animal based on the skeleton. You could even verify how well it works by giving it a known animal that it has never seen before.

[@jestawell]

foresnic science often has to recreate a human’s face given only a skull, and a.i can do It very well too

[@timohara7717]

@@jestawell maybe it can do dinos when trained with all known sauropsids

[@jestawell]

@@timohara7717 thats a good point tim

[@BMW_329]

Does make you wounder how accurate our depictions of past animals really are.

[@firegator6853]

well actually mammals are literally the only if not then one of the few who has such complex soft tissue as opposed for the skull...check a crocodile and its skull or a bird the head is very similar in flesh to the actual skull and these dudes are the closest relatives of dinosaurs with birds actually being a type of dinosaur...the most complex thing we found in a dinosaur we could not tell from its fossils aside from the feathers and stuff is fleshy chicken like comb trace from edmontosaurus regalis and studies on sauropod skulls suggesting that the big empty area that we see on the heads was filled making the nostrils be at the end of the snout like most land animals and that area would be filled with flesh probably forming some kind of bump

[@Steelexxe]

for animals that paleontologists have uncovered more complete skeletons of, pretty accurate actually.

[@Chopped_Liver]

Paleontologist don't sit on a drawing pad with free imaginary mind and start drawing something out of creativity If you have fossil then you can actually find out where muscles were attached where fat was stored etc Even if they are not 100% accurate they aren't this much inaccurate

[@zulfanirich7594]

@@Chopped_Liver the so called paleontologist are just alientologist aka delusionologist

[@justananonymouspotato]

wounder

[@ThisguySL]

The elephant one was the easiest by a long shot. Absolutely nobody who saw the Lion King should ever get tripped up by it.

[@TruHeart0306]

Love your profile picture!!

[@thevalarauka101]

fun fact, it has been suggested that Greek myths about Cyclopes stem from them finding fossils of elephants or mastodons

[@bilbobaggins9488]

That caricature looks like something I could never give up

[@konstantingeist3587]

It's actually a neat idea to come up with monster designs by finding a photo of some random skull and trying to figure it how it might have looked like. The end results actually look somewhat realistic and make sense.

[@Nature-brother.s]

So a pug skull could easily be mistaken for a gremlin skull AWESOME I love that movie

[@Hippipalo]

I do enjoy this art and representation . I still have the belief that if we were to find these skulls this day, we would most likely draw something similar to these alien representations. Not being angry or something I just think this is an interesting concept

[@LittleSkullyScrub]

Piper? 👀

[@darkonyx6995]

Actually, no. The reason why the word "aliens" were used instead of "future paleontologists" is that we have a better understanding of how to reconstruct mammalian and reptilian skulls. This is also more of a critic about older dinosaur reconstructions, such as jurassic park, which had a tendency of shrink-wrapping it's animals, a thing that modern paleoartists do not make anymore.

[@pandaandthegecko5480]

Okay this is a hilarious premise Aliens living 65 million light years away sent a signal 65 million years ago to earth and it just comes back, they arrive on earth and dig up some fossils and assume they are all dinosaurs, this is in 1947 and when one of the aliens gets drunk he lands in New Mexico!

[@vylbird8014]

I've seen similar. The (excellent) Worldwar series uses something similar: The aliens send a probe to earth and it sends back more promising findings: Intelligent life, civilisation, but not technologically advanced. Horses for transport, wooden ships, knights swinging swords. A world perfect for conquest! Should be an easy task: Just turn up, drop a few bombs, and the superstitious natives will be practically venerating them in no time! But the aliens are by nature very conservative, reluctant to accept change, and patient. They take generations to build their war-fleet, and centuries more making the long journey between the stars. No reason to hurry - it took them a thousand years to go from their first powered aircraft to the first space flight, and they assume that all intelligent species are similar to themselves. Their warfleet arrives in the middle of World War 2, faced with industrialised nations already running a war economy and churning out new weapons. The invasion does not go so smoothly as anticipated.

[@lutho7693]

Somebody should do a graphic Novell out of this.

[@goosechan8081]

These are amazing! Great editing, art, and so funny!

[@theseeingkarp7958]

How does this only have 9000 views! Its pretty amazing and the art is fantabulous

[@usedtobekrampus]

6:57 "I'm just getting this out of the way...." "I'm seeing visions of Garfield"

[@Taylor4073]

I suppose if all we ever found of every animal were skulls, it could be a problem. Also, if you ignore the signs of attachment points for tendons, ligaments, and keratin. Also, this really stresses the importance of continually searching for more evidence and rejecting old ideas when new evidence demonstrates their falsity.

[@dannynolan8863]

is that rick Astley?

[@onebilliontacos3405]

3:02 I couldn’t disagree more well done, accurate plumed dinosaur art looks awesome! Dromeosaurs (rapters) in particular look very reminiscent of an eagle if eagles ran instead of flew.

[@faathimafarhaan8779]

I agree they look like giant murder birds but scaly ones just look like they came out of the 80's.

[@meg2831]

@@faathimafarhaan8779 I also agree. If you aren't making it look goofy on purpose feathered dinosaurs look cool.

[@sungod4075]

I cant watch old dinosaur stuff anymore cause I hate the old scaly designs

[@meg2831]

@@sungod4075 finding toys for the kids that aren't just scaly is hard too

[@sungod4075]

@@meg2831 yeah unfortunately

[@mrboost4186]

I've been to enough museums to be able to identify all the mammal skulls 😀 It's so cool how distinct manatee and dugong skulls actually are from each other, they're probably easier to distinguish than the animals in the flesh!

[@hautejester]

a "receding jawline" is the most ferocious descriptor to have ever been uttered by mortal tongue

[@diabelskiananas8679]

I can't respect people who don't accept feathered dinosaurs

[@99brickstudios]

Indeed.

[@senatuspopulusqueromanus2082]

They're morons indeed

[@shibi3909]

They look better if they are not hairless

[@mirandatagliamonte9754]

Giant birds with teeth are way more interesting than emaciated lizards

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

@@mirandatagliamonte9754 it's kinda weird that when one time we went to a dinosaur replica museum when I was a high school student. There was one kid who was bitching and crying about the trex not looking like that. He insists that the trex is supposed to have greenish dark blue feathers up to its ankle. The teeth is covered in a thin sheet of lips and they have mohawk combs. We were laughing our asses because he was describing a chicken.

[@emmu4095]

Rick Astley?

[@drswag0076]

this is known as Shrink-Wrapping when you take the skeletal remains of an animal and design what it looked like alive with the bones to off on.

[@onerandombruh]

The amount of dad jokes this dude can conjure up is something else... It's a powerful dad force to be reckoned.

[@Protect_all_ljf3forms]

Dugongs having tusk was the bigger plot twist

[@louismarlow53]

Comparing the elephant skull with the manatee/dugong skull (especially with the tusks) it’s easier to see that they’re actually distantly related 🤯

[@cardinalhamneggs5253]

Proud to admit I instantly recognized both the pug and elephant skulls.

[@cmilkau]

Paleontologists are a *little* smarter than just painting the bones. They can deduce positions of muscles from telltales on the bones and modern animals. The outer shape of the animals can sometimes be deduced from material surrounding the bones. Aquatic animals can be told apart from land animals by a multitude of hints, but simply the location and other fossils around it may already give a strong indication. And obviously, there is a lot of stuff that I don't know about that is likely to help them fill the gaps as well.

[@Eppu_Paranormaali]

Sorry to ruin the joy of not getting the joke for you, but when someone tells the story of two tomatoes crossing a street, do you also remind everyone that actually vegetables aren't supposed to walk and talk?

[@matheuspires2462]

​@@Eppu_Paranormaali he's the type of person to point out the movie is all fake when it's obviously supposed to be fictional

[@Gr84you]

This video made me question every depiction of extinct animals that humanity has never seen alive

[@izaacchadwick]

This channel needs so much more attention.

[@hautejester]

also holy cow this being my first introduction to this channel / its content ... this is excellent??? like, exactly what ive unknowingly been looking to consume. bruh be funny af thank you so much

[@alexistoxqui6984]

Wow this was a really good quality video that I thought this channel had more subs. Very underrated indeed my man.

[@AgdaFingers]

So the missing link was a pig tooth? Then again, forensics use pigs as substitutes for humans all the time, so it couldn’t be too far fetched.

[@quijotapazos2750]

And according to cannibals we taste like pork, it really makes you think

[@CmdrWinters]

@@quijotapazos2750 “long pig”

[@ChrissieBear]

@@quijotapazos2750 we have similar omnivorous diets, and diet is the main factor of how an animal tastes.

[@PunKinPi]

This guy drew creatures better than they evolved

[@lutho7693]

What remains would these Aliens find from human civilization if we suddenly died out and how would their recreation of man's World look like? Now this is something to be asked here!

[@yourdad5799]

So many people don't get the joke and I'm very disappointed

[@-_-353-_-]

Agreed lol

[@MBloke]

I see very little difference between the sketch and the actual pug picture 🤔

[@ali99_82]

When gem of a channel did I found in my feed

[@Globeblin]

This channel's humor is underrated

[@cinnamonsugarcourtney6073]

Just got this recommended to me, I love seeing shrink-wrapped modern animals. :3

[@victorgomesweise.0393]

Oh, i find gold in my recomendations of YT,great Channel sir

[@GrouchyGander]

Your himour is about as dry as my mouth after I've had tea. Love it. Keep up the good work.

[@Will8350]

It's a man that's never gonna give you up, let you down or desert you, Rick Astley

[@johanneshaukanes4531]

I like the classic talk XD 6:54 Very good drawings!

[@CHiMEiD050]

100th subscriber! This channel is a gold mine! And obviously it's Rick Astley, great work! Hope you do more skull in the future

[@TheHarryGoldShow]

I meant to thank you for that! It's a big milestone for me, and I greatly appreciate the kind words. Hopefully I'll see you at 200!

[@tommygun3586]

That caricature is most certainly Rick Astley. My immediate reflexes told me I was being rick rolled.

[@srg24601]

Pug skull looks like it belongs to a Crash Bandicoot character :( poor things

[@bighit9508]

This channel is do freaking underrated

[@justwaiting5744]

This is 2 years old and it's in my recommendations now? Clearly I've been missing out. Nice humor and style.

[@CustomKaiju]

9:20 T. rex (Tyrannosaurus rex) Didn't have feathers anyways. No need to worry. Only small dinosaurs like dromaeosaurids had them.

[@Tenebris613]

10:53 that is clearly elongated Rick Astley.

[@Icelandic_Sand]

1:27 well to be fair, the Doctor IS from another planet, so replacing him with an alien in that graphic was redundant, lol

[@cajunking5987]

Science can definitely assume more accurately by the tiniest of details, but under the assumption the alien zoologist didn’t have that expertise this video is great

[@Selrisitai]

"Science" and "assume" are diametrically opposed.

[@cajunking5987]

@@Selrisitai yeah well I don’t even know wtf I was trying to say here so jokes on you

[@cajunking5987]

@@Selrisitai and no it’s not. What we think dinosaurs look like are still an assumption. Even if we are correct.

[@tenshiakuma6217]

This also implies that the t-rex could have possibly been a literal chonk of feathers.

[@zestobouzombie]

My bf plays ARK and I keep telling him that the little arms in a lot of em don't feel right so I showed him this lol

[@TheHarryGoldShow]

Hah! It's possible that realism just isn't ARK's strong suit in general...

[@eddie-roo]

Feathered dinosaurs are not a crime against aesthetics, they boost aesthetics

[@henry_alphonse]

Exactly! It's not like the T-Rex looked like a big floofy chicken, it likely just had a cool haircut consisting of feathers which looked more like hair

[@garberasandor9699]

@@henry_alphonse Not to mention that its feathers might have had "tactical colors" (colors that could have helped the T.rex blend into its enviroment).

[@chadzillathepakistaniidiot6609]

@@garberasandor9699 Even if you don’t like full dino fuzz Rex then I will have you know that ones that lived in hotter climates didn’t or had some feathers.

[@Amy-si8gq]

hes never seen a pretty bird ever, i guess

[@masterboa6321]

@@henry_alphonse I didn't even realize theropods had feathers, I thought it was just raptors

[@MaldoArte]

Ive just learned a new way to draw monsters. Thanks!

[@johncarlofernandez2698]

"The animal = Children" threw me away lmao

[@IncendiaT1990]

Under-rated humor and content 😂👌

[@alexs5814]

hmm... not bad, i just found you and i can quickly say that you have a very distinct style that i wouldn't mind seeing again.

[@marklouisspark]

As an artist the only issue I have is these assumptions being traced over the skulls without the thought of muscles. Being drawn in as a basis for shape. Other than that wow these surprised me even by imagining those steps, not what I was expecting.

[@justatogepienjoyingchocolate]

What if every prehistoric synapsid actually looked like a hippo?

[@Book_Theory.]

Hippos are still something that you don't want to mess with 0:12

[@thompsonevergreen8006]

Realistically they'll probably find some kinda of reminents of our civilisation, with images of us or an animal or two that'd inform their thought process about how every other animal could conceivably look, most likely they'd create simulations of our world using the little data they collected, and map out all of the stuff we have sent into space, find those gold disks and that'd inform them about how we and the animals of earth look

[@writehse]

This was fun to watch :)

[@Wutever917]

Your Kermit impression was incredible man, keep it up

[@Zakoota_Jin]

damn that was so good you just got a new subscriber

[@regularfern]

I grew up loving dinosaurs, the feathered ones are way cooler than the ones I grew up with in my opinion. They’re alive, full of flesh, color, realism. They look great with feathers actually. They just have to be drawn correctly.

[@thegreattrapofthewest9609]

C.ceasus is the joke that’s really holding this video up like a backbone and I have to appreciate that

[@harshmishraclasses1575]

Dude how are you still so underrated I thought for sure you must be having atleast a million subs due to your video quality

[@lovepeople777]

id just like to point out, that an animal cannot be a dinosaur, and a relative of a crocodile at the same time. :3 also if one more person trashes on dinosaurs having feathers now IM GOING TO MAKE SOMEONE EXTINCT-

[@Nemesis_T_Type]

I like the cyclops. Looks very real.

[@hardbassmonkey]

This is one of the coolest and most creative Videos I've ever seen

[@ADrugovichFan86]

Strange fossil: *exists* Alien paleontologist: That's a dinossaur!

[@t.purkess9682]

Now do an anteater skull, it doesn’t leave much to the imagination

[@someobserver844]

Do you know how to spot a good comedy channel? Answer: Half of the comments are unintentionally as funny as the video.

[@TheSkeletonVA]

Looks like a sketch of Rick Ashley! He’ll never give you up or let you down with art like that!

[@principioyfin2605]

This looks like a real TV show, with thousands of ads too!

[@stegotyranno4206]

I really like the idea of a whale like spinosaurus in the waters, king of the lakes. Maybe they started as terrestrial juveniles that overtime became aquatic as they grew(this is just wild speculation) I don’t care what any one says, but a robust theropod is better than a feathered one. T H E M O R E Y O U N O S E

[@ItsMeVenusaur]

C H O N K Y F I S H E A T E R

[@justusb.plorer8773]

Since when are the terms "robust" and "featherd" mutually exclusive?

[@stegotyranno4206]

@@justusb.plorer8773 in the video, he says he thinks a overly robust theropod is still more appleasing than a feathered (large) theropod. I do accept feathers on Tyrannosaurs even though unlikely, but on spinosaurus , it's hideous and illogical

[@justusb.plorer8773]

@@stegotyranno4206 Fair enough, you seem like a better person than harry gold.

[@macthe12th84]

Maybe it was a dolphin faced seal type creature

[@fortnotegamer6449]

*Never gonna rick you up!*

[@SpookyDeerArt]

obviously coming in two years late, but wanted to say it anyway. could tell it was rick astley from the brows and eyes! mostly wanted to so i could say that you're an amazing caricaturist, you really managed to capture him! i find caricature difficult and am always impressed when i see it done well.

[@DaNintendude]

I didn't get it until the zoom-out, but it's very striking!

[@Brough3]

1:20 wtf that caught me off guard 😂😂😂

[@basdejong1598]

This does pretty accurately reflect how we reconstruct dinosaurs. Though it's of course difficult to realistically reconstruct them since the soft tissues are not preserved except for some extraordinarily rare cases.

[@barronfartpants6849]

Lol you don't have a clue stick to the day job

[@EllyTaliesinBingle]

Hey, I have an idea! Can you do one sometime where the animal skull is of a real viscious apex predator, and the alien thinks that it's something cute and cuddly? XD

[@segismundosaulalex3065]

A Honey Badger skull, and the alien goes: hmm yes this clearly is from a smaller predator that evolved to become the perfect pet.

[@timohara7717]

i mean he thought cute apex preditors are cute aoex preditors so he would think shorns are shorns

[@StinkyAviation]

Aliens after finding out a spherical skull with 5 rows of teeth is actually a random toddler: 😨