Jurassic Italy:Jurassic World Evolution Documentary

[@prehistoricproductions]

If you have any recommendations on what you want to see in a upcoming video please let me know👍

[@HogBurger]

I deleted my previous comment, but how about late Cretaceous Africa.

[@raulmt4]

Stunning work. Love how you are exploring the most unknown areas and times of the Mesozoic, it is always nice to see something new. Also, the fact that the virus kills the dinosaurs is quite creative. I think that a Late Cretaceous China episode would be great. You could use Tyrannosaurs as Zunchengtyrannus, Tsintaousaurus, Sinoceratops... to name a few. Other idea could be Early Cretaceous North America, with Acrocanthosaurus, Deinonychus, Sauropelta and Sauroposeidon (Brachiosaurus)

[@prehistoricproductions]

Prehistoric china has been recommended in the past. I think we have a winner🥳

[@GodzillaMaster18]

Cretaceous Alberta

[@sircompy5386]

Do an ankylosaurus one! I bet it's gonna be awesome!!!!!!

[@rubeniro2717]

This was massively impressive, when I sat down to watch this I wasn’t expecting anywhere near the level of detail and scientific attention it was given. Saltriovenator is an obscure yet fantastic animal to base an episode on, and I was pleasantly surprised to see the effort put into the classification of the animals. Lusitanosaurus, prior to my watching, was an animal I had never heard of or seen before, and chungkingosaurus made a well fitting stand in for it within the limitations of JWE. Placing Dilophosaurus in Europe also wasn’t a huge stretch of the imagination, seeing as it and it’s relatives (who are likely all species of Dilophosaurus anyways) inhabited most of the globe. I appreciated the nod to sinosaurus being far from home, but judging by the range of most early jurassic lineages, it wasn’t anything that broke the immersion. Overall, I think you’ve done a fantastic job painting an ecosystem that is so excruciating difficult to present in JWE, and the plot, cinematography and music makes for a brilliant experience. Well done 👍.

[@prehistoricproductions]

Hey man this means a lot. Im so glad you enjoyed it. I really do appreciate your support, thanks👍

[@francescadirisio9454]

The saltriovenator is my favourite dinosaurs(I m Italian)

[@fattuscattus2200]

I love it. I really liked that you used both Sinosaurus and Dilophosaurus.

[@static6003]

Do an Australian one pls

[@한상진-b9w]

I love this part "his last sunset..."♥

[@Raoulelcuervo]

As an Italian, I am sooo honoured by this my friend. You even dedicated the video to me, you rock 🤘🤟🤘🤟. I just discovered this video and I won't be thankful enough for this masterpiece

[@riccardocignozzi9858]

Visto

[@Raoulelcuervo]

@@riccardocignozzi9858 grande Fratellone

[@ronaldbotswana2673]

Do an apatosaurus documentary also u could have, used procerasaurus (I don’t know how to spell it)

[@Roguitar]

Good video

[@moosehunter2477]

Hey, you have fantastic work and have gained one more subscriber If you want a setting for another video, might I recommend my home province of Alberta, Canada, with of course Albertosaurus as the main focus You could use animals like Sinoceratops for Pachyrhinosaurus and Corythosaurus for Hypacrosaurus Just a suggestion though

[@prehistoricproductions]

Hey thanks, Alberta is a great suggestion. I’ll for sure do a video on it at some point

[@SyloSky]

I want to see a documentary on what it would be like if I were in the cretaceous time period

[@blackymikeycifuentes1464]

I thought you were gonna do china but i like the idea of the cerato dead like in wwd so,cool, could pls do china

[@prehistoricproductions]

I think you should be happy to hear that I have started my research on the Chinese video👍

[@user-er6vz8nd5x]

One of the greatest video i ever seen

[@RedButterflyYT]

Me gustan mucho tus vídeos, sigue así :3

[@90-5-i9h]

Do one about the extinction

[@prehistoricproductions]

That’s a good idea. At some point I definitely will

[@terrencegarner5235]

Email address I say I love your Jurassic World documentary looks so cool 😎

[@terrencegarner5235]

Sorry I meant to say I love your Jurassic World documentaries they look so cool

[@prehistoricproductions]

I understand😂 thanks👍

[@Nsk8_osasco]

Dude, this is awesome, talking serious

[@prehistoricproductions]

Thanks for your support, it means a lot

[@vandysvegetarianveganrecip1614]

do the giganotosaurus in south America vs argentinasaurus

[@itachiuchicha809]

Gigantosaurus cant eat Them And the carnivores in jwe Only the indominus bro Idk why they do that cuase that will be awesome.

[@Raoulelcuervo]

Gosh, the memories! Time surely flies away huh? Thank you again my friend, I almost cry every time I watch this video. From Italy, I thank you again. p.s. I changed my KZbin nickname into Raoul El Cuervo

[@spinosaurus7778]

Way chunkingosaur? In italy isn't found stegosauridea fossil, only saltriovenator,scipionyx,tetishadros, and Tito

[@antonioferrari5884]

Have you considered Scipionyx samnicus from the Cretaceous of Naples or Tethydshadros insularis from Trieste?

[@Raoulelcuervo]

Thank you again for this piece of art my friend, congratulations again from Italy. In case you asked, this is my new KZbin nickname.

[@JurassicRaptor1993]

Jurassic North America, Stegosaurus vs Allosaurus, Please.

[@walterfechter8080]

I'm of the opinion there was a relatively small variety of dinosaurs which existed at the time of the asteroid impact 65 million years ago. Migrating dinosaurs introduced diseases which began the widespread demise of the dinosaurs.

[@davidhowell1539]

I like the different dinosaurs. Showing on this movie... Davidh

[@lucamihaicobzacu2623]

Wait...what Dilophosaurus in Europe???? I never knew that this carnivore lived in Italy.

[@prehistoricproductions]

Surprisingly yeah, maybe not exactly Italy but different species of dilophosaurus lived in Asia so it’s not that big of a stretch to put dilophosaurus in Italy

[@simonemerlo4849]

i would like to see scypionix samniticus.please

[@Jurassic150]

Muttaburrasaurus documentary

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

We sure will