Everything You Know About Dinosaurs Is WRONG!

What if I told you that a lot of what you learned in school and the movie Jurassic Park is incorrect? Let's debunk some dinosaur myths!
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Written by Michael Sago

[@raul88.88]

this is more like a "Hollywood got the dinos wrong" video rather than a "paleontologist got 'em wrong"

[@khulmach9662]

Definitely, Hollywood is at fault while most paleontologist believe dinosaur had the feathers.

[@thedilldylan147]

Jurassic World did explain their mistakes though. The scientist said there were holes in the DNA which they filled with modern animal DNA, meaning they're not true dinosaurs.

[@GraysonMckernan]

Raul paleontologists only theorize and speculate. So I don't care what they have to say in the first place.

[@s0urce29]

It's also not teaching much of anything. A majority of what he spoke of is still theory and not facts.

[@khulmach9662]

Strung Out Liam McKernan A theory in science differs from a theory in a conversation. In science it is repeated until it is a strong candidate, but in a typical conversation the "theory" is nothing but a guess.

[@JPOG7TV]

People say that they can't handle a dinosaur with feathers because it's not cool and makes them look like chickens. Guess everyone forgot about falcons, Eagles, hawks, owls and other birds like them, they had feathers as well and are considered 'cool'.

[@JPOG7TV]

RevengeRevisited yep in fact it reinforces the term raptors which are birds of prey

[@dianeramic]

RevengeRevisted: Chickens and other members of the Gallus family are actually genetically closer to the direct descendants of the birds around during the non-avian dinos' time, than a lot of other birds. Didn't go through as many changes. Still though, I hate that chickens always end up being the butt of jokes.

[@gojiratheking1065]

GEESE PEOPLE, GEESE

[@ramses3445]

And even if they looked like chickens? The good dinosaur would've been cute seeing that kid just hugging a giant chicken on four legs :P

[@gojiratheking1065]

Sauropods didn't have feathers tho.

[@falseprophet258]

People say that dinosaurs are now giant chickens, I prefer the term eagle.

[@jeffmanalang1789]

Keegan Nicholas no cassowary is more badass

[@connaeris8230]

Well they didn't fly... maybe ostriches

[@isaacsechslingloff6296]

Trex has no proof of feathers. Although it probably does have it as a Tyranasaurid. It has proof of scales, it probably had feathers on the top of its head and back, but as of right now the festhery thing he showed in the video is wrong with how much feathers it had

[@turret5036]

Actually, paleintoagists say they almost definetly had feathers.

[@isaacsechslingloff6296]

Turret paleontantologists also say they didnt. Not completely

[@hopphipp3817]

"Who's a scary boy"

[@solartheterrariancreeper7674]

DuckL1fe lol

[@ryanroelofs2316]

Oh boi

[@CoolDude-kd1bj]

Rexy is a girl

[@CoolDude-kd1bj]

Also the velociraptor in Jurassic are made big and without feathers

[@firegator6853]

@@CoolDude-kd1bj we are not talking about rexy from jurrasic world...

[@ravequeenellisd2680]

I don't think having feathers makes them any less scary, If I had a huge animal running after me I wouldn't give a fuck about it's feathers, I would just run...

[@Monsibd]

Executive Aven fuck...? Fuck? FUCK?!?!

[@beastmasterbg]

think its like a polar bear fury but will eat you

[@Ditidos]

And also feathers can be scarier than scales because they can have scary colours and extra volume making them looking bigger than the scales.

[@DecoyBlackMage]

Yeah....Seen a Cassowary ? There is no running from it btw, and while there is only one documented fatality by one of these birds, that is only because their numbers are not that large, you do not fuck with this bird, ever.

[@JPOG7TV]

ALEX REVEL I guess people forgot about birds of prey

[@thataperson]

T-Rex smashes through fence, looks at people menacingly, opens its mouth and *Quaaaaaack*

[@johnfraire6931]

Thata Person I legitimately lol'd, well done.

[@Feldress]

lol what the fuck

[@shashwattewari3028]

Thata Person how come I didn't thinl of that? but it did make me laugh a lot.

[@thinking_of_username_lol]

😂😂😂 but it still can kill you. even when you laughed. so run to the savest corners that it couldn't reach, and don't make sudden moves.. is that how u survive a T-Rex? correct me if I'm wrong

[@emfanadalauver]

It's Dolan Duck looking for Gooby. lmao

[@vectorrrr]

SO ITZ A LIZARD DUCK HYBRID???

[@johnkroeger2104]

AlbienThePug While the chickens are the closest living relative to a T-Rex (I checked this with a close friend Paleontologist of mine to be sure)

[@yosemitebayastudent9974]

YEA!

[@angrybird25o9cool4]

CreeperBros bnby. O

[@infinitegamer820]

CreeperBros no

[@krepel7525]

It's a giant dinosaur, not a giant duck hybrid

[@jawediqbal4036]

Rexy: there were patches not a whole body of fluff He might not even have feathers because if a thermal organ

[@sarahm.7932]

I'm having a hard time imagining a feathered T-rex that quacks

[@BryanDrift]

Planet on Fire lmao

[@Aalju]

just a giant duck thats all

[@user49302]

Lol

[@littlelou050]

Planet on Fire hahaha lol ikr

[@callumpittpitt]

for an animal that big, i'm confidant they would sound closer to a cassowary.

[@renze7133]

Watch out, a dinosaur! Quaaaaaaaack

[@reesedesn71]

Renze Folkeringa Ker-chow

[@danielonenut1864]

lol

[@sausfabriek6458]

duurde even voordat ik je naam snapte..

[@Selena-js8mq]

Dik van Achteren lol I'm dying

[@stevenpham5060]

Dik van Achteren lol

[@ryderadams2169]

No one: Life noggin: "Im trying to potty train this T rex"

[@rosadavila7528]

Me: oh no a dino he's gonna roar cover your ears and run! Dinosaur: *quaaaaaack* Me: LMFAO

[@chrissparks7439]

"then he died."

[@reallycantthinkofausername487]

"LMFAO" famous last words

[@RenatoLaporte]

I refuse to believe that T-Rex was a giant chicken that quacks like Rihanna when singing "work". No f*-ing way. edit (u guys get sarcasm right?)

[@BeyonderGod]

Rena Chan It doesn't lol no evidence what's so ever in this video its all speculation not evidence.

[@The6thShadow]

So genetics are now just a speculation huh

[@aleksabanjevic8316]

Rena Chan ok but why not

[@RenatoLaporte]

Aleksa Banjevic I grew up admiring the T-Rex, it was the only dinosaur I was interested in, it was fascinating. It's like having a pitbull wearing pink dresses and barking as if it was one of the bee gees... a myth totally destroyed lol

[@aleksabanjevic8316]

Rena Chan oh ok, because of your childhood, science will change it, no prob, jk, well just because it is less likely that t-rex was a giant godzila lookalike, dosent mean that it is any less cool, hes still a giant predator with big teeth

[@geek4040]

A big chicken that Quacks like a duck. Wow :(

[@MaiiOrduna]

GEEK A big chicken that could engulf 250 kg of meat and bone in one bite. And it hasn't been proven that they quacked, that's just a theory :)

[@siaotak4657]

GEEK He is a dumbass, everything in the video is fake

[@mOm01]

Vlad what do you mean? In 2015 Scientists figured out that dinosaurs had feathers on them

[@mr.buscheese9456]

+GEEK That has jaws that can mutilate a car

[@MaiiOrduna]

***** if it's a theory then it's not entirely proven, but you're right the quacking it's a hypothesis

[@NoobsDudes]

Me: OMG A DINO! Trex: *q u a k*

[@pinewoox]

Funny did lafe

[@Maximus_12ST]

No you would probably feel giant vibrations not quack

[@deadmemes2590]

Actaully sorry I'm a nerd but trex had quills then feathers like a cassowary i personally find it terrifying also trex sounded like a giant bull frog

[@imsnek9942]

deadmemes *NO*

[@aris6756]

As someone who worked with and by that I mean stood behind a fence from a cassowary every day for 3 years THEY ARE SCARIER than a tiger or crockadile. Their huge claw on their legs is ridiculous and can kill you instantaneously if it hits the right spot

[@Jennifur68]

A T Rex would be scary even if it sounded like a Pikachu.

[@Alice-gr1kb]

Those quills are a type of feather

[@generalgrievous2202]

@@Jennifur68 pika pika

[@paleo_ferns]

feathers make dinosaurs look even more terrifying do you know how scared i am of geese????

[@paleo_ferns]

actually i lied, i'm more scared of people on the internet who judge me based on my fears ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@HueManatee]

Youve never walked near ducks or geese, have you.

[@KhanMann66]

Ever heard of a Cassowary? Most dangerous bird alive.

[@Tomas0717]

Meowpuffles yee

[@gojiratheking1065]

Eagles throw goats off cliffs and hunt fully grown reindeers. In Mongolia they use them to hunt wolves and foxes. Just sayin'

[@wiiintah]

Harambe was better than any dinosaur...

[@cq7351]

WinterPR Tru dat

[@flats3790]

WinterPR memes are autistic

[@IagoMotaVFX]

But what about Harambesaurus Rex?

[@Andrew-fn9oc]

Ohhhhh Harammmmbeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@mistaunchained1789]

WinterPR Harambe is dead meme

[@mixartjohnson8968]

Life Noggin: Aww what a cute killer Chicken Din- GAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *Munch Munch Munch* Blood Splatters in its feathers.

[@epicboxx3838]

The death of the dinosaurs is much more scary than the dinosaurs themselves

[@LuigiG145]

Life Noggin, we people in the vertebrate paleontology community already have a problem with people who still deny feathered dinosaurs so drawing another _T. rex_ to chicken comparison in this video didn't help. Additionally, I think people are sensationalizing discoveries too much. While it's true that the study cited finds that dinosaurs could have cooed and quacked, there are still a lot of paleontologists that I talk to who strongly think that dinosaurs could have still growled and roared like large terrestrial birds or crocodilians. Please stop making "Feathered dinosaurs are just big stupid birds" jokes if you're trying to be informative because it just doesn't help. EDIT : I just read the study on the "cooing dinosaurs" hypothesis which is actually Riede et al. (2016) and they make it explicitly clear in the paper that cooing was only suggested as an option for closed-mouth vocalizations. The same study does not discount the possibility of other forms of vocalization such as growling, roaring, hissing, or rumbling with the mouth open. I'm super disappointed in this video for deliberately leaving that out in order to garner more views. They even write in the study : "[...] Closed-mouth vocalizations represent only part of the vocal repertoire of the taxa in which they are present. We collected data on open- and closed-mouth vocalizations that are used specifically in courtship or territorial displays. Other calls in the vocal repertoire of birds (e.g., during begging by chicks; in aggressive encounters) typically are open-mouth vocalizations (Kilner 1997; Sainoet al. 2008)" Not once in the study do the authors argue that dinosaur vocalization was limited to cooing and quacking. They even mention towards the end of the paper that vocalization and frequency is probably heavily affected by body size and that non-avian dinosaurs may have made more sounds than simply coos and quacks. Riede et al. (2016) even go as far as to suggest that open-mouth vocalizations related to territorial and aggressive behavior may have been different. Crocodyliformes and large birds are capable of roaring and growling so simply based on phylogenetic proximity and parsimony, non-avian dinosaurs most probably could have roared and growled when necessary, be it during territorial or aggressive behavior. I will reiterate, I find it disappointing and dishonest that you deliberately misinterpreted and misrepresented Riede et al.'s study.

[@LuigiG145]

*****​ Precisely.

[@_.tonypro._]

I understand where you're coming from, but at least show some positivity. Also good point.

[@midiaoudiallo8823]

Luigi Gaskell yo luigi what's up. didn't even see your comment here bud

[@feelsbad0273]

We don't need a damn essay ok? God we get it

[@Damstraight68]

Wonder what you think of the other channels spouting Dinosaur propaganda. All these falsifications, I can't take it! Check out Asap Science's last video on dinos, you'll love it.

[@mhelalcaraz]

You dont keep a small dinosaur and dont say we can keep it as a pet.You keep a T-rex as its your best friend.🤔

[@ocallaghan3865]

but you will still be jealous of your friends dragon

[@carlostheroach4596]

What about a horse

[@dragonsquid8453]

I KNEW IT! Always in Elementary School they said how an asteroid wiped out the asteroid but how some thought it was a volcano Even in elementary I was skeptical about that and came to the conclusion of both, my theory has been PROVEN!!!!

[@friendlyfire7509]

Also could have been a flood.

[@user-mp8wy8lp4y]

@@friendlyfire7509 or aliens

[@fristicuffs9847]

it was kinda both, volcanos, global cooling, flooding lowered populations but the the nail in the coffin is when a 6 mile long asteroid wiped out a big chunk, and if some survived they quickly died of.

[@mastofthecast]

1:39 It's adorable to re imagine that scene but the Rex just goes "Qua!"

[@voicubogdan4339]

imagine that a 12 feet dinosaur(as you said a chicken)

[@voicubogdan4339]

and it has teeth bigger than your head

[@ben-errant3736]

The Velociraptors in Jurassic Park were based off of the dinosaur Deinonychus, but Spielberg thought Velociraptor sounded cooler. It's misleading to just say that they were the size of small dogs when the Deinonychus were about the same size as depicted in the movie.

[@Devedrus]

Ben- Errant On top of that Michael Creighton was actually workingoff a paper that was published while writing Jurassic Park that claimed all dromeosaurs should be considered in the genus Velociraptor (Paul, Gregory S. (1988). Predatory Dinosaurs of the World. New York: Simon and Schuster. pp. 464pp. ISBN 978-0671619466.) The paper was subsequently torn apart by the scientific community. The intention was, of all things, trying to be more scientifically accurate.

[@diloraptor3191]

Ben- Errant Naw, Deinonychus wasn't that big either. The best comparison to the JP raptors would be Utahraptor.

[@Devedrus]

Dilo Raptor The raptors in the movies were indeed based on Utahraptor, though the reason for the increase in size in the original novels over Deinonychus is unknown (source jurassicpark.wikia.com/wiki/Velociraptor)

[@gojiratheking1065]

Deinonychus was around the size of a wolf tho

[@jeswin4143]

yes that would make soo much more sense

[@djpro8282]

So dinosaurs are birds

[@mdarifurrahman4348]

(PUN) Q: What’s the difference between a bird and a dinosaur? A: Birds are dinosaurs but dinosaurs are not birds! xD

[@byzantiumbyzantineempireea3690]

well neither of you are wrong......

[@turret5036]

Technically yes. But no as well. Dinosaurs evolved into birds, like how a T-rex evolved into a chicken, they're aren't the same thing anymore. And humans evolved from water creatures into what we are now.

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

Turret You do know that chickens are not descendants of Tyrannosaurus right?

[@turret5036]

I think you watched the video, friend.

[@megathiccboi9477]

Ok one thing I like is how you say scary boy. "Ohh ar yu just da saiwy boai" 😂😂

[@t.rexking441]

Just because T-rex might have had feathers doesn't mean it isn't terrifying it still has a bone crushing bite and big size

[@khokon73]

Trex King1011 there's bacteria in everyone's bites

[@t.rexking441]

Weirdo AnimeFan Yeah but the bacteria in T-rex bite could kill the creature that was bit

[@ap9413]

"Septic bites" aren't even a thing anymore. That was based of the old theory that Komodo dragon's had one, but they are now known to have venom.

[@patepotter2739]

t-rex's brains were the size of a pea

[@t.rexking441]

Pate Potter No they had a brain bigger than a Humans

[@psyke4427]

Just imagine a T-Rex quacking...

[@jackleo4435]

Cameron Duffy QQQQUUUUUAAAAAAOOOOOOOWWWWWWWRRRRRKKKKKK

[@misskobeyoshi2500]

Kids getting brainwashed by misleading information Good thing im old

[@RedRaptor78]

ha ha ha it was the old guys who proposed the idea

[@trevorjamesconsideracion1982]

I love Life Noggin but don't worry, most of these facts are incorrect or is still not proven.

[@sggocela2013]

Trevor James Consideracion most of the facts we know are just theories and yet to be discovered and proven

[@afunnyrandomguy]

everyone: dinos had feathers palaeontologists who found dino skin: understandable have a great day

[@Soyjakgamingbutawesome]

South Korea is different to America, could be possible that South Korean dinos don’t have feathers maybe in that location or they exacta dinosaur

[@kirilstoyanov4530]

In the background how your sitting i the couch im like:draw me luke one of your french blocks😂😂😂

[@sabergamer695]

so u think that feathers arent scary if u see a turkey chasing u isnt that rlly scary?!

[@cutiemudkip3371]

Saber Gamer not really, but getting chased by a cassowary is scary af

[@groovncat5817]

Or an ostrich may not have teeth but it’ll kick the crap outta u or possibly rip you’re guts out w them massive powerful legs n feet And it’s way faster than humans so if it was in a “foul” lol, mood u would be in deep bird crap! And did T. rex have a beak w teeth on inside? Or just teeth really scary teeth?

[@anhkiet8306]

GroovN Cat aggresive animals that are dangerous mostly went extinct by human either hunting or killing it for their own safety as response to threat. Remember human capable to kill anything. We passed that superior stage like hundred thousand of years ago with just spear and stone weapons shit. Do some research on ancient animals such as terrorbird that shit onky have peak and no teeth but can swallow a human whole alive.

[@maico_]

Story of my ex 😂😂

[@maico_]

I got chases by a GOAT

[@MrFernet07]

Sadly I knew all of these already. As I get older Dinosaurs are becoming a lot less awesome

[@Damstraight68]

What are you referring to.

[@KhanMann66]

They're animals, not monsters idiot.

[@diloraptor3191]

Oh no, dinosaurs AREN'T movie monsters and are just like all other animals in that they have emotion, aren't bloodthirsty, and behave just like normal animals? What a shocker!

[@mezo4010]

They are animals,not movie monsters.So what if they are becoming less ''awesome''?All animals are awesome on their own way.Also,ever heard of terror birds?Argentavis?Cassowaries?These kill/killed PEOPLE.

[@gojiratheking1065]

Ahem... Eagles, vultures, falcons, owls, GEESE, terror birds, cassowaries, angry Ostriches, Argentavis, angry Emus, pissed off crows ( There's saying here in Spain that says "Breed crows and they'll peck your eyes off) and the list goes on...

[@dechenbloom9639]

0:21 Me when my dog starts whining and dose tricks for food:

[@scottgray7083]

A lot of dinosaurs had feathers, but an adult tyrannosaurus would have overheated if it had feathers

[@harrishromero6447]

Nah

[@user-uj6ex8jd8e]

The Cow Goes Moo The Pig Goes Oink The Dog Goes Bark The T-Rex goes Quack

[@sonicsplasher]

And why the fox say Hatty-hatty hatty ho

[@abigailchisholm]

Sonic Splasher or awooooooh

[@monikafowdar9148]

I see you everywear

[@MegaMoh]

The ting go *SKRRRRAAH*

[@satxair5287]

No the T. rex goes cluck

[@hello-mw9tz]

We have to remember that Jurassic Park was made in the 1990s, and knowledge about Dinosaurs was a lot less than it is now.

[@thehuman2cs715]

ummmm... what about raptor size

[@whereisthehook]

Dayerex Sorry to say, but we don't really know that much more about dinosaurs than they who made the movie.

[@autoscoot5964]

93

[@freez8430]

But Jurassic World...

[@thehuman2cs715]

yeah...

[@DieKillerBanane13]

Man, it's a good feeling when you already knew everything this video talks about.

[@MsBern619]

This video was made 4 years ago, back then scientists thought tyrannosaurus had feathers.

[@vvvvv9040]

feathers!? dinosaurs!? what next, a t-rex quaking? crap should have gotten farther into the video.

[@RedstoneGamerfnafplushandmore]

Steam Puff no a Godzilla with feathers is what's next!

[@IsaacWale2004]

I think that the t-rex looked more like a giant sheep with a duck's voice.

[@RawDoggin_78]

Isaac Wale with mutant legs

[@electrosthefella]

The T-Rex only had feathers on the back and his neck.

[@dimorpho6653]

Yeah but thats beacuse the video was super pixelated and Your eyes are hairy

[@thomasflatley6194]

I think that the T-Rex looks like a sheep to but actually I think that's wrong but the only real one is a velociraptor is has feathers

[@solartheterrariancreeper7674]

Isaac Wale it does look like a sheep

[@KK-jp5fu]

2050: Everything u learned on LifeNoggin is totally incorrect

[@llama_potatoes8900]

denial huh?

[@annafrans6714]

@Alex Rodriguez very not true

[@friendlyfire7509]

So a comet causes climate change? Did the climate change from that one we saw over russia?

[@the_screaming_cherry3678]

Thumbnail: This tyrannosaurus isn’t a dinosaur Me: -_-

[@johnnyni1656]

.....*quack*....

[@maktham2006]

Johnny Ni what a majestic space duck

[@lilbirdkid055]

Good luck with ur animal sounds

[@cookiebombcasualemail5284]

NOTIFICATION SQUUUUUUUUUUUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOGGIN NEXT VIDEO: if vegetables are good for us then why do they taste bad?

[@wolfknightgx7246]

they dont.... if it taste bad for u that doesnt mean it taste bad to everybody

[@riskyalyaifa3882]

wooohh

[@ofwz]

Cookiebomb G&E and

[@Andrew-fn9oc]

I luv vegetables.... I was that one 6 yr old kid asking for sprouts... I was strange... But sprouts... hmmmmm ;D

[@gme_5_958]

RIGHT HERE. A bit late.

[@elbownio5820]

I hate it when people make out as if dinosaurs were just big chickens, they can be just as intimidating with feathers, in fact it makes it much more interesting to have texture and possibly various colour patterns than just boring lizard skin. When everyone conflates them as giant chickens it just muddies the water.

[@marcinkuleta8264]

I didn't know about roaring and that fact rather surprised me. Thanks.

[@je5tinh.218]

Talk about over sized KFC

[@jayrezacammarato5286]

LOLLOLLOLLOL!!!!!!!!!!

[@jayrezacammarato5286]

oohhhh the Sanger I herd ooohhh

[@mimigaming21]

Don't.

[@catherinevo6060]

XD

[@epicfromepicgames8222]

Lol

[@user-tr3jw1df6q]

2:34 Bad stuff: happens Blocko: this is fine.

[@md.mahmuduzzaman9629]

Animation-A++ Jokes-A++ Voice-A++ Other Things-A++-ERROR TOO GOOD FOR A VIDEO AHHHGHGHGHGHGHGG

[@rsp9238]

Lifenogging logic: They didn't die from an asteroid! They died from the asteroids consequences Mmmmmh right...

[@icehot900]

you think youre smarter than him huh

[@fnsmike]

Right? It's not like the theory was that they got hit in the noggin by it.

[@carlahernandez2030]

damn I never knew the t-rex had feathers 0_0 but he does look a little weird with the feathers XD

[@cadonhenley190]

agree

[@aaroncabrera4722]

Music HeavenAngel i prefer the non feathered roaring jurassic park/ world rexy

[@chloe8204]

Music HeavenAngel t - rex never had feathers but his ancester, the yuyusaurus is coverd in them

[@Sans-dw5lc]

Music HeavenAngel You idiot is is a big a lie!!!!!

[@SysterYster]

Yeah, so far, they haven't found a single tyrannosaurid (That's T-Rex and it's closest relatives) with feathers. So it probably didn't have any. And if it did, it would only be on the back. Because that's the only part of the tyrannosaurids that haven't found any skin from yet.

[@fightingkitchen7960]

I wish some dinosaurs exist till now, it would be interesting to see them in person.

[@ChiviSoda909]

Alright. So I guess everything I knew before this video, which was literally all of this, is now wrong and the video is re-teaching me all of it.

[@botetta]

2:16 I love how the world gets destroyed around Blocko but he just keeps talking g like nothing happened 😁

[@RyzawaVT]

He doesn't care, screw logic!

[@NsyncCuties08]

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[@chasilva6860]

DiabolikLover95 thank you!

[@NsyncCuties08]

Mahdi Bakri you rock!😎🖤

[@NsyncCuties08]

Book Lover 🖤🖤🖤

[@Coocoodude12]

DiabolikLover95 You can't tell me what to do.

[@ofwz]

DiabolikLover95 is rex

[@jonaslavicka2411]

I saw a video that there were two dinos with name velociraptor, one was big as a human and one was small as a chicken but the name velociraptor for that big one is not used.

[@DG-kk6if]

"You still my scary boy!" I'm fucking dying from this comedy.

[@danamousa7191]

So...Dinosaurs Are Giant Chcikens? I Guess.

[@kyle857]

dana mousa other way around. Chickens are small Dinosaurs

[@bonelessvegetal818]

dana mousa correct

[@danamousa7191]

yeah, i was just making kinda fun lol.

[@russellramilo7496]

dana mousa Copier.

[@danamousa7191]

what do you exactly mean....?

[@AnOverratedMon]

Who knew all these before even watching

[@chrisbethgracejoshandislam5196]

Me I'm a fresh man in college at the same time a junior in high school

[@rumanajesmin9559]

I knew that it cooed and less vegitation

[@anthraxmacabre5200]

DatOneCharmander :D me..

[@cutiemudkip3371]

DatOneCharmander :D I did

[@masterinquesaster4667]

DatOneCharmander :D same

[@SaltySkeleton]

0:00 blocko : hey dhere Me :you're weird

[@Alex-pr4wd]

Was I the only one who already knew all this

[@tidag]

Alex 0321 nope

[@Alex-pr4wd]

Tidster 19 good

[@senorquack5182]

Oh, I already knew all this because I research dinosaurs more than anything! (Besides cats, I love cats).

[@lior995]

Alex 0321 I knew some

[@sambridh.baj7153]

U lier u dident know all it because dinosaurs dident have feather like t-rex because he was a carnivore not a therapod. plus t-rex lived in north america it wasent cold their they dident thrie feathers. thats why they dont have feathers

[@zaitonhamin2563]

my life is a lie

[@sambridh.baj7153]

no it isent

[@spicybeast1018]

Welcome to Science! The feeling of your life being a lie happens a lot, But no worries! You will soon grow numb to that feeling eventually!

[@flashnitegaming9482]

Umm ok

[@flashnitegaming9482]

Also no just no

[@iwilleatbananad8976]

my heart broke cuz all I know in dinosaurs is WRONG :(

[@abegamers7304]

its true dinosaurs have frathers

[@cysgod8507]

ABEGAMING CHANNEL abe gamers every dino didn't have feathers Just some dinos

[@rsecomics1221]

Wrong all dinosaurs have feather its just some like the t-rex didn't cover their hole entire body.

[@Jie_Da197]

I thought you said Father's xD

[@SysterYster]

Actually, no. Most of the theropods had feathers. NONE of the ankylosauruses or brachiosauruses and such had any feathers at all. They had scales and plates. And they haven't found a single feather on the T-Rexes yes. They might have had feathers on their backs, but not the whole body. Stay updated please.

[@fridaymanly]

Homosexuality existed within the Dinosaur population

[@Velkaan32]

I all ready know all this, but still is a nice vid, thnks blocko!

[@calbinhinshaw6629]

What's the name of the background music? I like it. I think it sounds really good.

[@lpenrike]

*the asteroid didnt kill the dinosaurs* *...but it did kill the dinosaurs* it only took you 10 seconds to contradict yourself

[@prumchhangsreng979]

the chair is back, but renji the impact doesnt kill all dino but the side effect afterward does.

[@chaseo4557]

prum chhangsreng so the asteroid did kill the dinosaurs

[@IVIUT3D]

the chair is back, but renji won - there are a multitude of reasons why the dinosaurs died off, most of them being evolution of other animals. bugs with diseases that would kill Dino's eventually came around and the Dino's had no way of fighting them off, their tails are too long and too thick to shoo away a bug mid spine or higher and a lot of them had front legs too short to reach their head. Couple the short front legs with thick bottom legs and I'm doubtful they could scratch like a dog, but I could be wrong here. Dino's had a lot of their environment change very quickly and they couldn't adapt, thus extinction. it happens to every species that can't adapt.

[@hotdogger2163]

mitchseward What kind of drugs are you on?

[@__tastye]

the chair is back, but renji won hahah

[@ScienceTwist]

interesting... this makes me wanna shred some Dinosaurs now

[@DragFitness]

cool.. i subbed to see this

[@rubyontiveros9980]

I bet there just lying and messing with us I mean he's not even a scientist

[@rubyontiveros9980]

😒😒😒😒😒😝

[@kyoari]

Ruby Ontiveros really? He does know about all this stuff and of course he isn't a scientist

[@rubyontiveros9980]

who asked you mr.i know it all😬😬

[@gru3140]

Studies dating back to around 2015 have shown that larger dinosaurs like the t-Rex probably wouldn’t have feathers or at least very small amounts as fossils have shown large sections of the neck and chest areas on t-rexes and closely related carnivores. This is further supported by the lack of necessity for feathers due to the t-rex’s size and habitat.

[@blazethegame]

The two things that surprised me were the noises and the size of velociraptors

[@carlostheroach4596]

There are really big raptors tho

[@ThePrimalEarth]

nope they didn't quak,non avian dinosaurs lacked a syrinx the birds equivalent to a lyrnynx, dinosaurs would have sounded like crocodilians do today

[@hopscotch5874]

So how would a parasaurolophus sound

[@shmegalodonschmuckington786]

G Dog12 Judging by it's crest,the parasaurolophus sounds like a trumpet.

[@yesswishyeslaughdab7153]

The Primal Earth dude They did quack.. In reality like this world yes they did quack, who taught u that Jurassic movie?

[@neildegrassetysonwithaknif7124]

SocialDiggerExperiment FruityPrank you are such an idiot. Do you just believe everything you hear? Dinosaurs couldn't have quacked because they lacked the syrinx abilities, they would have kinda roared, but in a much much lower pitch and tone. More like a crocodile.

[@ThePrimalEarth]

well it had a different means of vocalization (its crest)

[@jadadurens7091]

i dont care about if they had feathers and roar like a duck IDC I STILL LOVE DINOSAUR WHO IS AGREE LIKE AND COMMENT XD

[@t.rexking441]

Josh MMD Feathers or Scales DINOSAURS ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

[@NStagg]

Imo Tyrannosaurus lookes scarier with feathers then without

[@lokimago6436]

I agree

[@rens6289]

I was surprised about the size of the velociraptor you learn something new everyday!

[@j4tube718]

Me: Ummm..... Hi Dinosaur Oh God Its Gonna Roar T_rex: Bok Bok Me: Uhhhhhh...... Hi Giant Chicken.

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

*sees a dinosaur* Me: oh my god! A t-rex!!!! *T-rex has feathers* T-rex: quack Me: LMFAO!

[@itzpharaoh2325]

Who else wishes they were still alive?

[@johnfraire6931]

99% GAMER Nope. I actually like being part of the dominant species of this planet. But in all honesty, it would be interesting to be able to study these beauties living, and moving with their gigantic masses.

[@TheDaxxC]

*Cough* Birds *Cough*

[@johnfraire6931]

TheDaxxC ... oh yeaaaa...

[@Coleo20]

I wish I was still alive. Sadly, my heart is still as the grave. That is why I must venture out of my crypt each night to feed on the blood of the living...oh wait...you meant dinosaurs....yeah, that'd be cool.

[@supersaurus7161]

if they were still alive we would not be here

[@godzilladude4uteamgodzilla280]

I loved your videos since your first video but this did surprised me so much

[@borkavanhautem]

i like this video. I think its really interesting how you are trying to learn us things threw the animated puppit! Grtz from holland . Bye

[@ali.ynes04]

Make more dinosaur videos

[@Damstraight68]

Please no, they spout falsehoods.

[@misskobeyoshi2500]

Thts like saying make more misleading information. Fake news really skyrocketed in recent years

[@nwbgaming4255]

You forgot that dilopasaurus (sorry I said it wrong) in Jurassic park were changed they were a lot bigger and didn't even shoot venom

[@biggoose0]

NWBgaming :D yeah it did

[@senorquack5182]

+ they had no frills!

[@sambridh.baj7153]

yah i saw that part in jurassic part where the fat guy got sprayed with venom in the eyes

[@madmanzilla]

For some other dinosaurs, like Spinosaur, probably did not have feathers because of they were fishers and it would be a pain to get their feathers dry again.

[@nonexistent79]

When I picture a T. rex, I picture a birdlike lizard with 6 inch teeth, man-sized arms, great eyesight, black coloring, short and hairlike feathers on parts of its back, bright, orange ridges above its eyes, and finally, whatever that chicken waddle is called. And it makes low frequency sounds that shake up your backbone. And its teeth get covered up by lizard/mammal lips so that they don't dry out. Something about Velociraptors: Due to being small, you wouldn't be able to see one sneaking up on you before it is too late! It would pounce on your head facehugger style, then rip your neck open.

[@nishitdua]

don't like an edited comment

[@Coocoodude12]

Nishit Dua k

[@thechannelthe3801]

Nishit Dua OK I wont

[@PrintScreen.]

Nishit Dua notffjxt.

[@lizzieb1318]

Nishit Dua okay

[@user-oc8ev4ze8g]

Nishit Dua same

[@TheHiddenAgendaMedia]

Who's a big chicken scary boyyyyyy??? Lmao

[@user-yx7zk8er6m]

TRUTHS33K3R he thinks he's funny

[@Meadowllander]

a Giant brightly colored Monster with 40 teeth and the strongest bite of any known animal charging at you is terrifying

[@scottscott8123]

The raptors in JP was actually the Deinonychus. They were also called Velociraptor antirrhopus.

[@lettuceboy6055]

Literally knew everything -and not all dinosaurs went extinct or else we wouldn't have birds today.

[@sambridh.baj7153]

I know right. Dinosaurs dident have feather unless they were mixed in the the toodos and pyroraptors

[@spicybeast1018]

Yeah if all Dinosaurs were actually scaly like Crocodiles. Birds today would look like Dragons... Not that I would complain...

[@Xenosaurian]

Assuming dino-to-bird-evolution is even true in the first place. Further, dinosaurs do have scales and scutes like crocodiles and lizards, and dinosaurs already are dragons, since it's just the same thing with different names.

[@Rune_Scholar]

Some dinosaurs had scales and scutes. Most if not all therapods had feathers in some form and distribution. Many ornithischians had feathers or quills and sauropods probably had quills down the neck and back. Ceratopsians probably had some back and tail quills but were otherwise scaled. Members of Nodosauridae were probably entirely scaled and scuted. Dinosaur to bird evolution is as much fact as gravity. A better way to look at it is that birds are actually still dinosaurs. All those young earth creationsits got one thing right. Humans did walk alongside dinosaurs. In fact we still do. Just the smaller avian ones.

[@oopdi]

I know this because I watch TREY The Explainer.

[@MattHedgern]

I'm not the only one here who watches that guy's stuff. Cool.

[@Tomas0717]

TheVirtualBanana Same I thought I was the only one!

[@fougiaahmed1745]

TheVirtualBanana same

[@dinosaurgaming8823]

Tortoise Wrangler same

[@Rune_Scholar]

Trey is my hero.

[@SpotonCM]

I just got here and I already know i got cldickbaited

[@m.aneater9929]

Galactic Diamond Gamer its not clickbait-

[@friendlyfire7509]

Bigtime clickbait

[@nataliealliepage7155]

My college biology teacher told us that modern birds didn't just come from dinosaurs, but are actually considered to BE dinosaurs. Also, if you take away a gene in a chicken embryo, you get a chicken with dinosaur teeth.

[@Rune_Scholar]

True. Birds are in fact still dinosaurs. You've probably eaten dinosaur before.

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

i wanna dinosaurs to be brought back,and not eat an entire town if they escaped

[@roostermybooster]

[Sp4rk] Pr3h1st0r1cPlayz I wouldn't say bringing dinosaurs back, per se. It would mainly just be genetically modifying an existing species to the point of its behavior and appearance close to a dinosaur.

[@roostermybooster]

[Sp4rk] Pr3h1st0r1cPlayz I don't think you'd get enough DNA from a fossil to really change much though. Do you have any links to information?

[@wolfwalker1229]

[Sp4rk] Pr3h1st0r1cPlayz you can't even get DNA because of how old it is. scientists have stated this many times but if they took it out of a mosquito that's been fossilized with a special REALLY SPECIAL machine then they might be able to do it. they would need the special machine to get the DNA because it expires right when it comes out

[@roostermybooster]

[Sp4rk] Pr3h1st0r1cPlayz But the thing is, would you even be able to find a dinosaur that isn't fossilized?

[@siyacer]

i'm sure a video that says everything we know about dinosaurs is wrong would surely use "T. rex" instead of "T-rex"

[@diloraptor3191]

Corey Newhard Well, T. rex, if we're being specific

[@Arisudev]

Corey Newhard should use underlines too and shit. you better read journals instead of littering youtube

[@italucenaz]

Velociraptor was not just likely to have feathers, they totaly had, but T rex is another story, a big dino like them can be depicted naked or with a little bit of fluf and both can be correct

[@laurenstof7164]

2:37 reminds me of a dream I had about how the world and global warming got so bad, you could see how the air was vibrating from heat and the volcanoes were all erupting at once. The streets were filled with lava and fire, it looked like hell!! Then, if you were still alive, it got really cold from the smoke and ash that was in the atmosphere, and the previous heat caused the ice caps the melt, and everything was flooded, like the water was as tall as a two story house. I was holding on to my bed when the world was flooded, and the last thing I saw before I stopped breathing (and some up gasping) was this old man with blue eyes sitting serenely on a rooftop, smiling sadly. i Was Crying.

[@laurenstof7164]

*woke up gasping

[@bobcat24]

I think mainly therapods had feathers. Maybe certain hadrosaurs too. I highly doubt there were feathers on sauropods, ankylosaurs, stegosaurs, ceratopsians, or dimetradons.

[@bipedleek241]

Bob Cat dimetradon was not a Dino and lived 50 million years before them

[@biggoose0]

Athan Davis 63 actually

[@laserfan17]

Bob Cat Yeah, it was mostly theropods who had them, But it’s likely that the ancestor of all dinosaurs was feathered (more like fuzzy) this is of course, assuming that the Pycnofibres in pterosaurs were homologous (of common descent) to dinosaurian fuzz and more advanced feathers.

[@MrJonnyPepper]

I think they have found ceratopsians with feathers

[@Zenocius]

Bob Cat I believe Ankylosaurus would have some "protofeathers" around it's body kinda like an armadillo

[@defsantana1290]

Beerus is the reason why dinosaurs are extinct.

[@brad9343]

I was surprised when I heard that veloceraptors were the size of a dog!

[@TommaX-gk4pd]

So... the fictional idominus Rex should have actually been a giant goose with glass breaking quacks? Wow, that’s halirious more than terrifying

[@caidenrylanc6679]

none of this was new to me haha

[@mikeyc6869]

MK wolf ur cool