Mapusaurus gang Vs. Argentinosaurus | Planet Dinosaur | BBC Earth

Fossil evidence suggests that Mapusaurus hunted in gangs when attacking larger prey like the gigantic Argentinosaurus.
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[@whammy5142]

How stealthy are these camera men. Without these brave souls there would be no such footage.

[@AB-sw4kb]

they are too fast I can't see em I can't see the man with a camera

[@immersiveparadox]

I second that. They risk their lives in danger among the dinosaurs to record such historic footage for us. They deserve an Oscar or something. The camera team needs more recognition!

[@adamator5050]

Lol I was expecting to see some normie saying something like "bla bla bla its computer animated" but we all know that people recorded this. Edit: Bruh you're all a bunch of fucking numbskulls since you couldn't see I was clearly joking.

[@kazualklipz7208]

They were here before the dinosaurs recording everything on this planet...th Camera men are a completely different species from humans

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

nO It WaS a CoMpUtER aNiMAteD DocUmEnTArY TiME mAChIneS DoN't EXisT. StUpiD

[@Pqr54]

When you realize you've been watching planet dinosaur clips for 30 minutes

[@timotenrec9672]

I watch these videos for hours upon

[@timotenrec9672]

Hours

[@suburbanthebot-5583]

Same

[@elonmusk9697]

First time?

[@spreadkindnessyall]

You must be all-knowing by now. 🤣

[@googleuser3163]

RIP John Hurt. A great actor and a narrator.

[@dragonboytsubasa]

Indeed. His narration in this video made me remember Merlin where he voiced Kilgarrah. Sad to hear of his passing, RIP.

[@BearBoyBebenth]

Man i didn't know He played The great dragon on Merlin :(

[@Helloyayhi]

?

[@dragonboytsubasa]

@@BearBoyBebenth yup that was him.

[@islandguy6928]

Who hurt him?.

[@themightynanto3158]

3:17 Man. That is certainly not a pretty way to go. Imagine how powerful that 75 Ton stomp was. It's like being crushed by a collapsing building.

[@buck3471]

the aftermath tho you can see a rib and organs sticking out

[@CarassiusAu]

Bro’s organs literally exploded from inside. I hope the death was quick

[@ethanshembvibar7020]

​@@buck3471 That is not a rib, that is its leg bone.

[@Anupamprime]

Not a collapsing building! That's just a building 😂

[@johngr1747]

Mapusaurus: *gets close* Argentinosaurus: so you have chosen... death

[@oukphearak2187]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@johngr1747]

@@oukphearak2187 thx

[@anaveragesoviettankfromthe70s]

By the power of my thicc body, I prounounce you ded!

[@antonioferrari241]

Argentinasaurus: I, Argentinosaurus huinculensis, have a dream.

[@latentheat3956]

Cool

[@TheBlkhwkcrew]

Argentinosarus was making him live up to his name for sure, by flattening him like a map.

[@BlackHeartRise]

So true

[@abdullahqayyum1240]

Why you bully me?

[@DesignNation_]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥 underrated

[@theawesomeshark1975]

🤣

[@GilliganKrueger0829]

Well played my friend...

[@kaylamongiovi-oe6er]

It's so cool that fossils stay even after millions of years, and they tell us so much about the creatures that lived before us

[@Renzo_Dellagiovanna]

Today the Argentinosaurus would be world champion 🇦🇷👋

[@jamesforbes287]

​@@Renzo_DellagiovannaArgentinasauras isn't the largest. It's dwarfed by other sauropods

[@jamesforbes287]

The sad part about fossilisation is its actually extremely rare and required specific conditions to happen. That means there is millions of species of dinosaurs lost to history. For all we know there could of been something bigger and scarier then t rex and spinosauras but it's lost to time and not having met the conditions to be fossilised

[@kaylamongiovi-oe6er]

@jamesforbes287 that's true. And we'll never know truly what the dinosaurs looked like. There are so many characteristics of birds today like bright feathers and peacocks have that amazing tail fan. Maybe dinosaurs were a little bit like that too

[@harristsanggaming9915]

One thing I like about this is that these dinosaurs didn’t hunt in packs- but rather in mobs- where they don’t plan coordinated attacks but still attack at the same time. This is very well illustrated, well done BBC

[@ImSomehowARabidTigerShark]

So true like it's not a coordinated assault more like a loose gang working together to hunt a target even fighting amongst one another. Giants of Patagonia did this greatly as well seeing as how they snap and even bite each other when going for the same target

[@floseatyard8063]

​@@pinkiepie7742you do realise dinosaurs leave fossilised trackways right? Like you can definetely age and see if a bunch of footprints from different dinosaurs were made at the same time and therefore in a group. For herd animals, herds can literally fossilise. A group of iguanadon skeletons were found close together which indicates that they traveled in herds. I hope you don't think palaeontology is just looking at bones, there's studies and they use real life animals to guess how dinosaurs acted if they have no fossil evidence

[@floseatyard8063]

@@pinkiepie7742 bro what are you on?? Not every dinosaur had feathers, also its because of small bump patterns in bone seen in feathered animals and in some cases, literal fossilised primitive feathers, that prove it. Its because we only found those fossils recently, use your common sense. Do you actually think scientists have seen fossilised feathers for decades and still went "hmm I'm just going to ignore that" or something? lmao

[@floseatyard8063]

@@pinkiepie7742 ik what an educated guess means, what does that have to do with anything?

[@floseatyard8063]

@pinkiepie7742 also if you even bother watching the video it literally says that multiple skeletons of different dinosaurs were found which indicates a group existed. How about you research stuff before declaring it some random guess and spitting bs?

[@aliisnxo]

Argentinosaurus legit stomped on the Mapusaurus FLAT. Amazing, I love dinosaurs.

[@CMT1995]

I'm pretty sure elephants would do the same thing to lions and tigers, if given the opportunity

[@j-starzdee1735]

+94KX there was a bull elephant that tried to sneak up on a sleeping lion pride to kill them. the lions woke up and run, mapusaurus was 40-50 feet long, argentinosaurus was 100 to 130 feet long and had dangerous weapons like size, legs tat could kick, and stomp a neck that could be used us a battering ram, knobs along its back, and agility unlike other saurapods titanosaurs were the last sauropods to survive until the extinction, a pack of mapusaurus can take on apatosaurus camarasaurus brontosaurus but an argentinosaurus is too big and powerful

[@jollygamerman2907]

Mapusaurus could take down a argentinosaurus by biting Lott's of parts of so the argentinosaurus has lots of bloodloss

[@jollygamerman2907]

Don't say that again did you hear about the mapusaurus theory they said in it argentinosaurus would take down lots of mapusaurus and ended up fighting suck ones so the mapusaurus giganotosaurs tyrannotitans succeeded their mission the same way big all the allosaurus killed the diplodocus

[@lonewolf2704]

I hate to be "this guy" but Mapusaurus was 33 - 40 ft long

[@startheskykid4384]

Mapusaurus: this should be easy y’all a quick snack Also mapusaurus getting cornered: why do I hear boss music

[@Fictionalsimp.]

Honestly

[@nazee7667]

@@RealBabuFrik what if it ate you

[@faaniq]

@@RealBabuFrik its a bloody animation..

[@ZenTheRando]

@@RealBabuFrik bruh these are dinosaurs, if this thing killed you it wouldnt give a shit

[@acolossalangrybook3169]

@@RealBabuFrik waaa waaaa cgi dino dead and u bully him that mean reeeeeeee

[@migztv6755]

Mapusaurus: Let’s hunt that Argentinosaurus over there Argentinosaurus: So which way do you wanna die “tail swipe” or “mapusaurus pancake maker”

[@LFC-Fan-66]

i liked the mapusaurus pankcake makerpart ;)

[@migztv6755]

@@LFC-Fan-66 thanks

[@tsarbomba8233]

Ankylosaurus:*appears* Mapu:nope

[@birbwatcher5677]

Mapu I’ll take you as food

[@alpha28._]

@@tsarbomba8233 well, almost all carnivore will *never* attack ankylosaurus. Its almost impossible to kill it

[@lufsolitaire5351]

Actually glad this series shows what a monumental task it would of been to even attempt to take down a Sauropod, that they can and did fight back, and many a Mapusaurus did/would die trying to subdue an Argentinosaurs. These were 90-100 ton beasts and you’d get flattened if it felt threatened, not cannon fodder in the slightest. I feel like it’d be even gorier than depicted if one stomped you out.

[@BurntCollypso]

Take a look at the victims who were crushed by the Twin towers in 9/11. The towers were quite heavy.. Then take a look at what happened here, to no doubt they had to simplify it before they were no longer classed for Children (Their main audience)

[@kaminsod4077]

It would turn anything it landed on into red paste, we're talking an animal that weighed more than a small fleet of semi trucks combined.

[@raysand2557]

Theories on dinosaur behavior have evolved so much since I was a child. Dinosaurs have gone from being lone hunters, to traveling around in wolf packs. Prey dinosaurs are no longer seen as loners either. Scientists believe that they also traveled around in herds similar to buffalos, elk, wildebeest, or elephants. This is all very interesting as it means that dinosaurs weren't mere mindless beasts as it takes some coordination for pack hunters to hunt down their prey.

[@bkjeong4302]

Of course, when you're trying to kill something 10 times your size you need strategy. Hell all predators need strategy.

[@trvth1s]

Only predators are considered smarted than previously thought. Predators then, like today, needed more brains than herbivores. Coordinating a hunt is more complex than running when the one next to you decides to run. Sauropods probably didn't even do that, they are still considered stupid animals who got dumber and slower with age but of course got too big to take down. BTW new theories say dinosaurs did not go extinct and this is since the 80's. Ave are a subclade of dinosaurs just like T-rex and triceratops. T. Rex actually had more in common with a modern road runner than a t-rex had with a sauropod, or triceratops. Pterosaurus are not considered dinosaurs anymore, they are their own distinct group, just like crocodiles.

[@bkjeong4302]

And this doesn't disprove anything I said....

[@trvth1s]

Bk Jeong Of course not, but my comment was to Ray Sand's remark.

[@Sam-im5tc]

Nature oftens recycles useful behaviors or traits

[@Edelweiss1102]

This is why you don't mess with such giants. Planteater or not, something weighting 100 tons and being over 40m long is no pushover, even for a Mapusaurus.

[@soniasaldarriaga4786]

km🐼☺

[@theodoreso-hwan8957]

Sonia Saldarriaga fvnhui

[@edwardtakashi5579]

Edelweiss Oh yeah?Then what about indominus?She'll gonna slash them all.

[@raypatricio1444]

Indominus wasn't alive as a real dinosaur though.

[@edwardtakashi5579]

Ray angelo Lich King i'm just guessing

[@anthxny6946]

Props to the camera men for traveling back in time to get this wonderful footage

[@EdmundiumHitting]

“Props to the camera man” 🤖

[@trilojag101]

These camera men have balls of steel, first going back in time and then getting up close and personal with these animals who are already fighting

[@cistheta1489]

Fun fact: This joke is older than the Dinasours

[@altaccount335]

Oh my god! I did not know youtube comments would be so fucking "original"

[@trilojag101]

@@altaccount335 it’s KZbin child grow a pair and get over it

[@altaccount335]

@@trilojag101 if you didn't want an argument, you could've just ignored me

[@DgardsGaming]

@@altaccount335 Buzzkill

[@varthdader5451]

"Argentinosaurus sucks" - this comment was made by mapusaurus gang

[@johngr1747]

"GHRRRRG!!" In Mapusaurus language it means "yeah! That bitch stomped the homie!" Lol

[@permiantheropod5163]

@Shadow_ Endrit 38meters long

[@permiantheropod5163]

@Shadow_ Endrit 15 metres tall

[@LeandroLzc249]

Pendejo pelotudo

[@HassanKhan-uk2yl]

You kota shut the hell

[@jay_the_great0740]

1:28 when I stub my toe

[@bacongameplayroblox9214]

Dino roar i like dinos

[@snorlax4428]

Lol

[@codyboi0668]

I never new you were an argentinasaurus

[@jorgemartinbg]

Lmao

[@JACKAL98]

Sound like a pterosaur from the ancient times lmao

[@anisahari1]

Camera men have the power to: 1. Time travel 2. Be invisible 3. Be immortal

[@BrophyLeagueClubhouse]

2:36 I like how that shot gives you a good view of the mapusaurus tongue shape.

[@mlggodzilla1567]

Mapusaurus: "wait, are you telling me we are going to kill one of those giants?" Other mapusaurus: "nah man, just get a snack"

[@tylerjones7592]

Mapusaurus that got stepped on by sauropod: I should have hunted a orithopod instead.

[@relaxingmusiclou8188]

Argentinosaurus: I am not your snack i will kill you all kills all of the mapusauruses*

[@markv6724]

The another mapusaurus: "bois,relax watch my vision i am going beat crap out of this argetino player" 3:06

[@alexanderweigand6758]

@@relaxingmusiclou8188 Today elephant are usually also save. But hungry Lions.... Or hungry Humans. Even huge mammoths was not save from being hunted by Stone age Humans.

[@david-jw2rc]

Bien tran quiso.

[@jaedenlyons]

Little foot gets his revenge from Sharptooth

[@colk5373]

Disney lied to us, little foot was never an apatosaurus, cancel Disney now

[@hellen2607]

@Black Cat Why does everything have to be cringe?

[@c.d.rstudios4691]

@@colk5373 but It was made by Don Bluth...

[@douglasthescottishtwin3989]

who's sharp tooth

[@c.d.rstudios4691]

@@douglasthescottishtwin3989 sharptooth is the name in The Land Before Time for a carnivore

[@fikripr5189]

"But this giant killer is not alone" Argentinosaurus: "giant wot?" *seeing numbers* Argentinosaurus: "ow shiiii"

[@splurg6180]

When I read the first line it said it on the vid

[@ihavenoidea5845]

@@splurg6180 Yeah and? He just said what the person said in the video to make a joke...

[@thephoenixhunter84]

@@ihavenoidea5845 You're misunderstanding this. He's just saying that he read this comment right as the narrator said it in the video, which makes it a coincidence, because he had no idea when he'd say that.

[@ihavenoidea5845]

@@thephoenixhunter84 Oh, right, I didn't really remember making this comment. I only know that It was either really late or early when I posted it. Hope I wont misunderstand things like that again next time haha.

[@proaverbsrai5465]

Argitinga is giant but not a giant killer but map is

[@riffraff7942]

I love the idea that the Mapusaurs could just take a chunk out of the Argentinosaurus and let it live

[@fredlueplaystudios2325]

It's just unrealistic

[@george5hampson]

@@fredlueplaystudios2325 it’s not unrealistic at all - imagine something 10% of your weight (ie about 7kg on average) taking a bite out of you. You’d more than likely not die…

[@bytheriversofbabylon8821]

​@@george5hampson True. Sauropods also had extremely rapid growth rates. Coonsidering they were born just around 4-5 kilos and reached 70-90 tons in just 25-30 years, most estimates put that they gain 2 tons every years until they are 20 years old. Having a few bites would probably not harm them very much. Considering large animals today like elephants and whales also have very good immune systems, they probably could fend of infections easily.

[@Why79-dx4rf]

​@@george5hampsonthe problem is trying to do that would put the predator at huge risk for a relatively small meal. This is to say that flesh grazing would be a dumb strategy for mapusaurus or any other large carcharodontosaurid.

[@aa5566a6]

3:16 Argentinosaurus: Oh hey look! There's a cockroach. *Stomped*

[@giveUup1921]

Lol

[@theawesomeshark1975]

Flattened like a map!😎

[@Roarrior.]

Bruh.

[@ghanig9948]

@@theawesomeshark1975 -usaurus

[@tnapeepeelu]

Or in Argentinosaurish, WRWWAARRRWWW-

[@fearodactyl2886]

3:10 The Mapusaurus is me and the Argentinosaurus is my report card.

[@tuntuneedotcom2686]

ur report card is gonna stomp u

[@Golgo.13]

aww mann

[@johngr1747]

damn, is your report card that big? lol jk

[@MosasaurusFan]

JOHN GR Luckily you said jk, I totally thought you were serious

[@th3_g0th60]

I guess the results.. Crushed your will to live.

[@SirBungaminJames]

That bite at 2:19 is just so satisfying

[@xXx_-1.0Godzilla_xXx]

YAY

[@dastardlydino9750]

that crushed mapu scarred me as a kid... sauropods are the scariest dinosaurs

[@abulholmes5660]

At least there is one brave argentinosaurus who killed one Mapusaurus

[@donkeykong4983]

Raedul Abrar ikr all of them could’ve killed them if they worked together

[@pabondas5881]

Raedul Abrar

[@nomad4465]

It wasnt brave, it was scared and lucky. And donkey, they werent exactly the smartest dinosaurs. They only think of themselves and therefor will not attack because it would mean a great risk of death. Mainly because in such cases the argentino dies alone because the herd didnt help.

[@paraspinogaming369]

Phoenixz you sound like they’re just monsters who only fight and recent studies show many dinosaurs cared for young

[@shirleytang68]

Paraspino Gaming and? We’ve known that for a while. Sauropods weren’t the brightest of the bunch.

[@malakhechiche7800]

Expectation: Mapusarus: I will bite you like I just don’t care. Reality: Argentinasarus: I will stomp on you like I just don’t care

[@Jet735]

Dunno about the reality of this, m8. This thing weighted close to 100t and was at least 6 times slower than Mapusaurus too. Kinda hard to wrap your mind about the idea of something THAT heavy to stand on hind legs. Unless their skeleton was made out of titanium or someth. Scientists should have touched the subject.

[@CrazyIshan69]

@@Jet735 Scientists agree that sauropods used that move to defend themselves.

[@tylerjones7592]

Allosaurus: this is why I didn’t hunt sauropod

[@TheFoshaMan]

@@tylerjones7592 But the used to, and A lot of them died trying to do the hunting xD

[@colorbenja6163]

More like Argentinosaurus: Yo I think I steped on something

[@thatsinteresting3415]

Mapus: *Group of 3* Argentinos: *Group of 20* Mapus: "The odds are in our favor, boys!"

[@fairy_queen85]

This made me laugh. xD

[@notareptilianiswear.6600]

Man, I really miss John Hurt. He was such a good actor, and his voice was amazing.

[@DeathToLiberalism]

02:34 "Go get your own!"

[@maryray4960]

I read your channel description,why though,does it hurt u,or me,or anyone else?

[@iguanodoncorp.7986]

When my mom asks for some food

[@rayarena879]

I'm fascinated by the latest theories that some of these meat-eaters used to roam around in wolf packs. This makes them more sophisticated and intelligent than previously thought, for no doubt they used some level of strategy in their hunts.

[@juggernautk.captain5845]

Dinosaurs such as mapusaurus or giganotasaurus lived more like giant parasites to much more massive dinosaurs; like mosquitoes with human blood, but this time with flesh. They were not true _hunters_ but did not have to be.

[@bkjeong4302]

Juggernaut K. Captain Yes they were true hunters, rip of enough flesh and the prey dies.

[@OmegaPictures318]

Juggernaut K. Captain They were, their snacking is actually a form of killing strategy. They inflict enough wounds on the Argentinosaurs until one finally drops from bloodloss and infection

[@saurianfan7102]

Actually this is entirely untrue. Several large carnivorous dinosaur fossils, and by extension most likely Mapusaurus, show wounds inflicted not by prey, but others of their own kind. These "packs" were more like, as the documentary said, gangs. Notice in wolf packs, members rarely ever inflict wounds upon one another and have a clear alpha male and female. These gangs just formed out of convenience, fights were common and likely very brutal, and when it came to order at a kill it was every dinosaur for oneself. So no, this is not an organized pack.

[@thewolfofcomedy5966]

We have no evidence of organized pack hunting or cooperation in any carnivorous dinosaur species.

[@isaiah3127]

1:52 the one in the back "you sure about this George"

[@K_TV99]

Mapusaurus: Bites as hard as they can Argentinosaurus: Meh! probably just a fly.

[@marcusrashford9959]

Hope they make another dinosaur documentary with this kind of animation and budget soon

[@thefateofslate9095]

Same I really enjoy watching these, not just those corny “dinosaurs in the world today” documentaries

[@joejoeington6899]

Are you happy now?

[@marcusrashford9959]

@@joejoeington6899 ?

[@joejoeington6899]

@@marcusrashford9959 a new dinosaur documentary is coming out

[@marcusrashford9959]

@@joejoeington6899 on bbc?

[@dagonhadenough1924]

3:14 me walking into a hallway full of college teenagers

[@charizardfan1017]

As a kid?

[@richardrocero2499]

Aldous?

[@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581]

So, they’ll kill you or crush you?

[@kurumi6969]

@@thepowerfulwolfspirit.2581 yes

[@BiG-JuPO1O1]

Rip 😭

[@craylotuso]

It still amazes me that these dinosaurs were once alive and real!!

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

1:34 Me and the boys when we see a child doing a fortnite dance

[@adamgregory0343]

2:34 He's all like "Go get your own buddy, no sharesies!"

[@felixlaprise7794]

"Your not a baby anymore, go get your dinner!" "And dont get crushed, too!!" *Crushed noise*

[@sarahhughes1443]

+Felix Laprise bhu m

[@lucasharris6390]

"If you even dare look at my food again, I'll rip your throat out." Which they would do, too.

[@cryoraptora303tm2]

"Get ya own food you fuckin' hobo!"

[@Itsprincesweets]

He attacc He protecc But most importantly *H E S N E C C*

[@h0m3st4r]

"Feeding from its victim without actually killing it." Just like cookiecutter sharks.

[@piggyoinkoink6352]

And lawyers.

[@sanilbhaskaran9035]

yes

[@riot2136]

Piggy Oink Oink haha

[@ShinGojira54]

Hey that's pretty good

[@bo64625]

or Dwights invention that he tried to sell to sears....but they said no

[@user-qv8tu5pl5f]

The cameraman jokes never get old 😂

[@_703_]

Bro when i was 6 i thoght this was real and wondered how the fuck the camera man would't get eaten😂

[@Whatzz111]

3:26 me when my Mom comes into my room when I’m awake at 1 in the morning

[@xdshrekt3909]

3:27 At the middle, you can see the same Mapusaurus eating the same food in the background.

[@thiccnator_yt4101]

XD Shrekt detail

[@ayea28]

Am I the only one who got real satisfaction from watching that Mapusaurus get crushed?

[@mechanwhal6590]

No.

[@Raven-ce1ui]

Not chu onleh meh too

[@darthsithlord3718]

Spicy Bunny oh god...

[@prehistoriccreature1800]

Yes You are the only one

[@fatasshole2768]

No

[@SuprememeCeratosaurus]

This show is so amazing. I loved this bit in particular cause it showed that not even the mighty sauropods were safe during the time of the dinosaurs

[@giorgigarsevanidze6334]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly... He snacc on sauropod's bacc

[@bkjeong4302]

The squashed Mapusaurus disliked this.

[@jericomaano7355]

Lol

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Mapusaurus became Dino flat

[@alexx.476]

No, it's dead already

[@Jay-fv2fm]

more like theists hahaha

[@yourmom12487]

@@alexx.476 r/woosh

[@ragaboi4103]

2:37 Mapusaurus: oi this is my food I risked my life for this go get your own! Other Mapusaurus: ight fine

[@-Dakoda-]

Then gets completely demolished lmao

[@jacksimmonds5676]

Oof guys I think I killed Bob I should have just gave him food

[@sangeetanaidu8066]

What a chad

[@anope9053]

understandable, have a great day

[@AidanHsu]

These things scare me after I watched Plague of Madness from Primal

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

Mapusaurus: looking around for some nice meat Argentinosaurus: "Hello guys, welcome to the hydraulic press channel!"

[@sxba.a929]

Nobody: Not a single soul: My dog at 3am: 1:26

[@steppin-razor]

Lmfao

[@badfutplayer6250]

Lol

[@vengeance1305]

LOL

[@detectivestorm1960]

Lmao

[@Evili555]

Lol

[@badfutplayer6250]

0:02 me at a party and I can't find my mom

[@talinite5916]

Lol

[@boblee3100]

Diego Jimenez Caldera lmao

[@mariasoniaalves]

Or in supermarket

[@crimson5063]

so you are going to a party with your mum? fuck off kid

[@Fictionalsimp.]

Why is this so true

[@ChristianSannino1904]

Ah yes, Giganotosaurus's counsins

[@Keigo_88]

This the first video I watched on Yt lmaoooo finally found it

[@janetchen9410]

Hey! The first doc EVER to use the metric system!

[@jaydendeguzman726]

I know right!

[@ednacristinadiasdossantos8033]

Jayden de Guzman fvvbhbjjkklFddsaddd

[@meme_guy924]

BBC's _Walking With Dinosaurs_ used it.

[@naingmon]

Tyrannos, The Spooky Rex Either way, both of these statistics are wrong. Planet a Dinosaur had a 17 metre, 11 tonne Spinosaurus, though more recent studies have shown a length of 15 metres and a mass of 6 - 7.6 tonnes for the largest specimen, MSNM V4047. It also showed a 13 metre Carcharodontosaurus at 7 tonnes, while its debatable whether it reached this length, if it did it would weigh ~8 tonnes. A 9 metre Allosaurus would way more than 1.5 tonnes too, and Pliosaurus funkei wasn’t that big, it was around 8.8 metres instead of 15 metres, and a mass of 6.5 tonnes instead of 45 tonnes (the reason for this overestimate was because the previous one assumed the species had a head to body ratio of 1:5, which is non-existent in the genus, it was more like 1:4 or so, even the largest Pliosaurus species that we’ve found never reached much more than 12 tonnes. Mapusaurus was also not definitely the largest terrestrial predator of all time, T. rex, Spinosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus, and possibly even Tyrannotitan could've grown larger. However, we don't know the average of a population, with T. rex, we could make a few assumptions, but the rest have very few and some fragmentary specimens. Walking with Dinosaurs had a 13 metre, 5 tonne rex. Nothing but the smallest rex specimens would’ve weighed that little, even a small T. rex like BHI 3033 (Stan) was 6.5 tonnes, and 11.3 metres, an “average” one like CM 9380 was 11.9 metres and 7+ tonnes, and the largest yet found (FMNH PR 2081, or “Sue”) was 12.3 metres and 8.4 tonnes in weight. A 13 metre T. rex would weigh 10 tonnes! Ankylosaurus never got more than 5 tonnes, much less 7, Stegosaurus was also too large. And Liopleurodon, it was not a 25 metre, 150 tonne giant, but a 5 - 7 metre, 1 - 2+ tonne predator. ...and that’s not even including some of the other anatomical inaccuracies like proportions and movement. Here's the source for the 8.4 tonne Sue - www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/mass-estimates-north-vs-south-redux772013 ...Since people are so adamant about a 5 - 6 tonne rex...

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Quetzalcoatlus Just look at Jurassic Fight Club and When Dinosaurs Roamed America

[@karlhans6678]

Argentinosaurus used stomp, it's very effective.

[@robsonlopes3726]

Kkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@razorback9999able]

A critical hit.

[@dualathloner]

Mapu has fainted

[@vladdracul5072]

While in my opinion it is doubtful that it could actually get up on it's hind legs. They could not have supported its weight.

[@acolossalangrybook3169]

awww, it fainted now i can't catch it

[@nadarhussein6663]

1:07: me planning a attack at my friend

[@kobyix]

My childhood in 3minutes

[@Tallacus]

pulling off chunks of meat off of live prey, a sort of walking pantry for the Mapusaurus pack

[@LuigiG145]

+Tallacus Carnosaurus like _Mapusaurus_ are basically the terrestrial equivalent of killer sharks or piranhas.

[@masterofgaburincho]

+Luigi Gaskell *Carnotaurus. Carnosaurus was not a real dinosaur.

[@animalman57]

+Yummyjuice16 is back He meant carnosaurs, a huge group of theropods that includes Mapusaurus, Giganotosaurus, Allosaurus, Saurophaganax, Torvosaurus, Tyrannotitan, Carcharodontosaurus among many others.

[@masterofgaburincho]

animalman57 Ooooh. Nevermimd then.

[@bkjeong4302]

Except they sawed back and forth instead of from side to side. I'm imagine a carnosaur bite to the artery killed sauropods pretty quick before they could trample their attackers.

[@benjmelad1958]

Mapusaurus: Life was never an option... Argentinosaurs: *are u challenging me mortal?!?!?!*

[@birbwatcher5677]

Gigantpsaurus charcharodontosaurus arcocanthosaurus Megalsaurus Yuty ran us

[@adihtyasimha9]

1:00 nice angry kitty sound

[@hitonoaye]

The velociraptors and their steady recording skills

[@Sourman1545]

anyone order a dino pancake

[@cooper45300]

+Sour Man zug zug!

[@lucaesposito6896]

😂😂😂

[@johnservillon2122]

y

[@atomicgamer8016]

Oh by the way here it is.🍘 ...I TRIED, that would be $1.34 please plus tax LOL

[@Wolf-zx1ty]

lol the meat eaters did

[@renebranstetter7414]

2:26 At that moment the longneck learned a valuable lesson about a carnivores jaws... THEY HURT LIKE CRAP MAN!!!

[@jaxsontheidiotthethird.683]

*saurapod

[@cvjanzen550]

I love the idea of removing a chunk of meat and letting the beast live. Same concept as horse flies. And honestly, probably happened a lot.

[@Jazzys.Prime.Chilling.Time127]

Imagine how much that was hurts

[@Jazzys.Prime.Chilling.Time127]

sorry for my bad English grammar. I'm not native

[@ritaneremijastrial7167]

cookiecutter shark (Isistius brasiliensis) is an example of that

[@Raiders989]

Anyone else notice the stomach was ripped open from the pressure

[@stanleyg4503]

Yup

[@margogoralski6294]

Yeah. I've seen this video a lot, and only now do I notice that.

[@theonlyapple6654]

3:18 the satisfaction part.

[@sonarganproductions6892]

THAT"S SATISFYING!? THE ARGENTINOSAURUS STOMPED SO HARD THE GUTS OF THE MAPUSAURUS CAME OUT!! HOW IN THE WORLD IS THAT SATISFYING!?

[@edwardtakashi5579]

2:33 Mapusaurus 1:I have failed to chunk out Argentinosaurus's flesh.Can you share your food with me? Mapusaurus 2:NO!GO AWAY!! Mapusaurus 1:Ok...

[@buqthebuq6187]

Inquisitor Of TWICE you said: Mapusaurus 1: Ok.. You mean: Mapusaurus 1: OKAY! OKAY! WHAT THE HELL

[@hypster3929]

No its mapusaurus 1: OK OK GEEZ JESUS

[@theeviking7395]

0:12 did anyone hear a bear.

[@hecc1723]

Argentinosaurus is basically the bag of chips Mapusaurus is basically that one kid who steals one chip from the bag lol

[@milidious8289]

Lol

[@movedchannels3725]

Rip mapu, got stomped on. Am i the only one satisfied by that squish mark on the dead mapu?

[@NaniFatimana]

3:24 💀💀💀

[@brad4058]

Foot prints and a ruptured belly. Ouch.

[@tuntuneedotcom2686]

i was really satisfied and hurt ( by hurt i mean i like carnivourus dinos but not THAT much )

[@pabondas5881]

stebby রার

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

That was highly unrealistic and inaccurate a creature that size can't stand on it's hind limbs have you people ever seen an elephant stomping a lion standing on his hind limbs

[@TheRealXboxNerd]

This documentary is so much better when John Hurt voices it :D

[@Tonnesen_hunting]

TheRealXboxNerd av Cggcgfhgyu

[@a2trappy26]

Ikr

[@umishiori]

:( so sad he’s gone now...

[@lukad8797]

RIP

[@shoe9757]

R.I.P John Hurt

[@federicofernandez9276]

3:25 Prehistory's biggest F getting stomp by a sauropod of any kind

[@andosan5995]

2:47 did someone rip a vape lmao

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

Lol

[@veggieboyultimate]

I feel like 90% of the comments are about the argentinosaurus crushing that mapusaurus And I don't blame them, I wouldn't want to be in that situation either

[@ledernierutopiste]

Mapusaurus is the second largest carnivore to ever walk the earth and everyone is making fun of it !

[@scalpelboy1]

that last part when the mapusaurus get stamped to the ground is the best!!

[@arkenlo6280]

Now THAT doesn't sound fun... xD

[@saifalikhan5035]

gilang kristiawan don't like carnivores eh.... but that was kinda cool in its wired and cruel way

[@alexandrepereira5491]

Giant sauropod death stomp is the nº 1 killing weapon among dinosaurs...

[@saifalikhan5035]

Alexandre Pereira indeed it is a lethal weapon

[@Pot...]

1:20 emergency alarm run!!!

[@ArcticScorpion96]

2:31 "Hey can I have some?" "Greg for the last time get your own damn fries, now piss off"

[@skincap30]

2:02 when mosquitoes attack you.

[@malinavang9160]

Lol so relatable

[@mohamedenpire7665]

l hate mosquitoes

[@mohammadshaadhossenbaccus1394]

Who ever animated these dinosaurs deserve a trophy

[@IceTitan12.4]

Argentinosaurus is 33.6 metres long and weighed 84 tonnes. Mapusaurus is only 12.3 metres long and weighed 8 tonnes

[@vickievo3060]

3:18 Argen: Man sit down Mapu: .. Argen: Or well lie down

[@kirbotheanimator1994]

Those Argentinasauruses were like "♩Oh heck nawawawaaaw!♩"!

[@OminousInnominate]

I loved the designs of Mapusaurus in this. I really miss this show alot.

[@marcellus_h7930]

Still looks good in 2023.

[@ChristianSannino1904]

Yes

[@akhtarshabarz1785]

Well done Argentiosaurus👍👏

[@versaeusmoss6309]

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[@eduardoariaz5971]

virgo

[@luisemilianozavalaramirez9409]

ponen puro pinche documental

[@mateusrodrigues5262]

Akhtar Shabarz

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

I can't even imagine the range of motion and agility these animals were capable of. I wouldn't have imagined that humans were as agile or as quick as we are... It's mind boggling to know that we know so little.

[@VYDEOS2]

3:13 when you just tattled on your brother, but your parents leave the house

[@maffy715]

We really need a new documentary like this, they're always too few and far between. All new information is always being discovered but tv shows don't keep up.

[@izuchukwuike]

I agree, they should have a season 2 of planet dinousaur or walking with dinosaurs or any other dinosaur show

[@Dinossword]

3:12 BIGFOOT ASSAULT!

[@Dinossword]

More like squished like a bug.

[@Galejro]

Eric Bower Insects would be laughing their abdomens off this poetic justice XD

[@Dinossword]

Eeyup, plus I was referencing a move from the anime Dinosaur King

[@saurianfan7102]

I get that reference!!!!

[@davidfiore4677]

Why couldn’t Argentinosaurus appear in Dinosaur King? That would have been cool.

[@alexlemonds2838]

I wish John Hurt would narrate my life.

[@sanilbhaskaran9035]

shut up he is a BBC WORLD narrator , he will not narrate peoples life

[@peterlee9048]

Dam u saltly

[@joepsuttorp9156]

Alex Lemonds and today, Alex went to the store and bought some chips.

[@anubisori2166]

‘’ Here we see The Alex Lemonds, A humanoid entity in appearance. Today he will tend to waste his time on the internet, Watching cool ass sauropods and theropods alike fighting. “

[@jchea1764]

@@anubisori2166 😂😂👍

[@lt.gimobartendo6044]

This 3mins clips is better to watch than MMFF 2021

[@ChaseTSY]

2:19 Mapusaurus: *bites off chunk of flesh* Argentinosaurus: tis but a scratch!

[@BlackFoxFalcon]

Mapusaurus is also a very good candidate for a Jurassic Park movie.

[@tpjones5506]

Yeah

[@dasher3532]

Mapusaurus could be good for the 3rd JW because the movie will have no hybrids

[@Goober_80]

Yeah but jurrasic park only wants very common dinosaurs so things like mapusaurus will never be noticed

[@idkwhoiamanymore2148]

Explains why fucking sinoceratops was added instead of the WAY more famous Styracosaurus or Pachyrhinosaurus at least

[@acspectator8636]

A number of dinosaurs were not common until they were shown in JP films. Take for example, Dilophosaurus and Spinosaurus only became more well known after their debuts in JP and JP3.

[@puppyhowler]

1:27 when you remember there was homework the day it was due

[@arg2smooth]

Damn, that’s the most dumb comment ever what we’re you thinking while writing that comment?

[@puppyhowler]

@@arg2smooth i was thinking "damn won't this be a funny yet relatable comment?" and i was right :D

[@samwell2386]

@@arg2smooth fuck offp

[@ultragojiz3256]

Wow so funny

[@thecoummiustnoob8685]

3:12 Dang that mapusaurus got crushed by a Argentinosaurus

[@vice.nor.virtue]

NGL I would have enjoyed seeing one of the predators floored by a devastating tailwhip.

[@markjuncayabyab3765]

2:35 Mapu 1: *eats peacefully* Mapu 2: *gets close* Mapu 1: "hm? OI, GET AWAY FROM MY FOOD. GET YOUR OWN MEAL, DAWG!!" Mapu 2: *O-O*