10 Interesting Facts About TYRANNOSAURUS REX

[@Ghidorah_Stan64]

Tyrannosaurus ironically had the greatest eyesight than any other animal in history, far better than any eagle or hawk.

[@unnamedentity5834]

Jurassic Park series are understimating the T.Rex

[@ly2204]

Tyrannosaurus re x can see 6 columoturs away

[@simpsonsfan8996]

@@unnamedentity5834 Well the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park have frog DNA in them. And frog's respond to their insect prey's movement.

[@ratislavmizigar8815]

you ar the best

[@bruh949]

Trex was probably one of the greatest animals ever sense wise as to its excellent vision incredible smell and good hearing

[@greenreaper2175]

Allosaurus was definitely not bigger than Tyrannosaurus Rex

[@boatymcboatface5195]

ok?

[@falconphoenix]

It said 'longest', but yeah sure ok

[@bruh949]

Trex was almost twice the size of allosaurus and this random guy thinks it’s bigger

[@patrickjamessilerio9884]

Hes talking about ALLOSAURUS MAXIMUS NOT ALLOSAURUS FRAGILIS, ALLOSAURUS MAXIMUS ALSO KNWON AS SAUROPHAGANAX IS TALLER AND LONGER THAN THE T. REX

[@bruh949]

Patrick Silerio new evidence shows saurophaganax was smaller and Carcharodontosaurus and others weren’t bigger

[@danthedoozy9472]

3:29 looks terrifying. Imagine coming out of some brush and seeing this thing look up at you.

[@muyangli8003]

danthedoozy is that a big turkey?

[@bobcat24]

T. rex didn’t have feathers in real life

[@pedrocavalcantesantana7378]

@@bobcat24 it VERY likely did

[@matthewmahoney4004]

No the only evidence they have of Trex possessing feather is cuz other smaller theropods had them no sign of feathers have ever been found on trex skin impression actually the opposite only scales have been found so it’s purely speculation they had feathers and not at all a confirmed fact

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

"The T. Rex arms were capable of bench pressing 400 pounds." Did anyone else picture a T. Rex. laying on it's back bench pressing a stick with stones attached to the ends? No? Just me? OK.

[@jwgaming7166]

I like dinosaur

[@christopherwolfe6880]

Now I do lol

[@jevans4538]

Ehem... _”...with one arm.”

[@MoeMoeJoeJoe]

I imagined it at a modern gym.

[@robotheretarded1201]

Your not teh only one😂😂😂

[@zebrahunter6956]

*T Rex can live 30 years* *Looks up Roberta Rexy's age* *Cries*

[@blxntz]

No

[@vincentx915]

One day when we learn the Total and complete truth, we'll be like... "Dude, we were way off."

[@joeyjeffries3279]

2:25-2:30 the t-rex's look amazingly REAL.

[@AstonishingRed]

The more I watch these kinda videos, the more I realize that we really don’t know a whole lot about these animals other than that they existed at a point in history.

[@kevo3458]

Apparently, everyone is an experienced paleontologist in the comments.

[@MoySHADY602]

ANoobClawz right lmao

[@gottesurteil3201]

No but we sure know how to read.

[@joeyjeffries3279]

No, I have REAL fuckin dinosaurs roamin in my backyard. I keep that t.rex fucked up. It's always high, That's why it's so nice. A pack of Fentanyl for it to go asleep. zzzz...

[@d.n.3652]

ANoobClawz damn right

[@elPichirri]

Because paleontologist are always 100% right, o wait last ones were “wrong” and so here we are

[@dennisqh4608]

2025- TREX HAD WINGS!!!

[@nightydanielsson665]

lol

[@soysauce2667]

3rlin he never said they weren't buddy

[@dennisqh4608]

Are you really this ignorant? Google have, has and had, learn the differences..

[@expressrobkill]

well velociraptors had wings, but seems unlikely trex has them given there tiny arms, i get this is a joke but i wanted to question it seriously.

[@soysauce2667]

3rlin In his comment, he never specifically said “T-rexes aren’t extinct”.

[@abelmantor2449]

Loved the tyrannosaurus rex ever since childhood when i grew up with stuff involving dinosaurs. It was & always will be my favorite dinosaur of all time.

[@blxntz]

Same

[@So1othurn]

Concrete footings for fence posts are rated at 3000 psi. Meaning T-Rex can bite through a concrete slab.

[@dinobro5242]

I was quite impressed that you brought up the topic of sexual dimorphism in Tyrannosaurus. That’s not a topic you hear talked about often and it’s an interesting idea to consider.

[@StudioMod]

Dino Bro I agree, the lioness analogy really got me thinking. However, there's not a huge chance for that I don't think.

[@vianjelos]

Slaver but lionesses are still smaller than the males..the better analogy would be spotted hyenas..the females are larger than males and more aggressive too..its very rare in mammals to have the female be larger so they are really interesting in that aspect.

[@StudioMod]

Spotted Hyenas are my favorite animal, I know all about them

[@Nagassh]

Shame the posited reasons are complete nonsense since lions are larger than lionesses and you don't really need a hugely increased body size to lay eggs - most infant dinosaurs were tiny and grew pretty rapidly. A better subject would probably be sexual dimorphism in ratites.

[@jacksnell5]

For sexual dimorphism, a better example would be modern day birds of prey: eagles, falcons, hawks etc. The females are up to 1.5x bigger. The reason for this is the mother needs to be bigger than the father to protect the chicks from being eaten by their Dad.

[@impatienstheshmuck5348]

"Looks more like a giant turkey!"

[@idontusethisanymore667]

Does this look like a turkey to you? s1.1zoom.me/big0/286/Ancient_animals_Dinosaur_Tyrannosaurus_rex_532851_1280x822.jpg

[@Mega-Tales]

OK, try to imagine yourself in the Cretaceous Period. You get your first look at this "turkey" as you enter a clearing. He moves like a bird, lightly, bobbing his head...

[@house.m1873]

Mega Top Tens lol🦃

[@LolBrat123]

+Mega Top Tens you got called out by ak Rex aren't you going to respond to him

[@THEPELADOMASTER]

Man I love when nobody gets the reference and respond in a super serious or mocking manner, when they're the idiots for not getting the reference

[@vortecmacs]

Well, a lot of that was wrong or unconfirmed.

[@Micnificent1997]

Bench pressing 400lbs is a bad representation as to how strong arms are....seeing as it’s a chest workout

[@GotamaFusion]

It probably was only able to lift around 20lb. It's not a very realistic fsct

[@ToniTheMink]

05:28 - “Here’s a free poster!!!”

[@somedude140]

For number 9, you forgot to mention the triceratops frill with a T rex bite mark in it that started to heal, proving T rex attacked this animal when it was alive. Also showing that T rex would hunt triceratops by RIPPING THEIR HEADS FROM THEIR BODIES!!!

[@davidmcwilliams717]

Christian Schiller delicious

[@terra_727]

n Are you sure that they ripped their heads from their bodies? How is that evidence for that? Do you realize how strong the neck muscles would that be? I see it as evidence for Tyrannosaurus attacking a Triceratops in response to Triceratop's defense.

[@vexs7268]

Triceratops were incredibly dangerous even for an adult R rex. It takes an entire pride of lions to bring down 1 modern day Rhino, triceratops was heavier and more deadly than a modern day Rhino with more horns, 1 swipe would be lethal.

[@humann3265]

I'm surprised the out come of this video wasn't T-rex winning 80% of the time.

[@grazier.kthegiganotosaurus7123]

Lol, so true.

[@svenheuseveldt7188]

H U M A N huntz triggerd?

[@humann3265]

Honestly, I don't know anymore. I'm not a hater of T-rex, just fed up of people feeding it grapes on a Roman lounger. It's not a kaiju, it's a dinosaur.

[@svenheuseveldt7188]

H U M A N huntz that counts for a lot of things. And trex isnt only strong because its overrated. Its the most developed therapod that lived. Strongest bite force. Amazing aye sight 16 times that of humans. Incredable scent. And his eyes faced forwards, a lot of therapods didnt have that. I cant argeu with the fact that its overrated but that doesnt make it any less of an awesome animal

[@humann3265]

I can't argue with that. T-rex really is an amazing animal, it's like one minute I love it because I find out something interesting about it, but then some ass hole fan boy ruins my look at T-rex. A recent study show T-rex wouldn't roar like it did in the movie, but make a low vibration like sound that sounded like the jaws theme, this kind of stuff intrigues me.

[@jakovsabic2837]

3:02 fun fact: that's how long ANT QUEENS can live

[@hypn0298]

2018 facts: Longest theropod: Spinosaurus at around 49 feet Tallest theropod: Tyrannosaurus at over 4 meters tall Heaviest theropod: Tyrannosaurus at over 9 tons Spinosaurus and Giganotosaurus were lightly built, while Tyrannosaurus was muscular and bulky.

[@rayhan_2k841]

HypnoGaming you say that and yet theres plenty of studies that say the opposite. i.e spino being over 10 tonns

[@kingghidorah2466]

Spino max Weight 21 tons

[@LeoTheYuty]

@100 sub channel There is no logic for a spinosaurus to be 21 tons.

[@torvosaurustanneri9785]

Challenger2 Black night spino was never 10 tonnes it was 6.8

[@torvosaurustanneri9785]

100 sub challenge idiot

[@jamiebirrell]

5:05 sounds like "Edward drink a coke"

[@maiurafamily6528]

*WHEEEEZEE*

[@Ma75841]

LOL

[@maryratnam9119]

🤮

[@maryratnam9119]

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[@frankielooch]

Lol

[@jfraatz1]

*Jordan Peterson:* All of the recent studies based on T. rex skin impressions tell us T. rex had scales and not feathers. *Cathy Newman:* So you're saying T. rex had feathers?

[@kilroy3446]

Johanan Raatz No, no one knows if the trex have scales or feathers but the trex having feathers is the one that makes most sense Edit: Actually the trex did have scales but it's probably on the feet and some of the tail but probably it is mostly covered in feathers

[@Leon_T_Ward]

H

[@jfraatz1]

Um, you're ignoring the studies again. They show it had scales on its upper body as well, including in those places that Yutyrannus had feathers. It's closest relatives did too. Now it may have had feathers elsewhere that we aren't seeing. However you are reading in feathers where you want them to be, not based on what the studies are saying. Also it should be noted that only two tyrannosauroids were shown conclusively to have feathers and one of them (Dilong) was a tiny basal tyrannosauroid and not even a tyrannosaurid. Based on a purely Bayesian look at the data if T. rex had feathers we would expect to find much more evidence of it, either on T. rex itself or on many more closely related genera than just Yutyrannus. So no it doesn't make the most sense to say T. rex was mostly covered in feathers. At most it may have had a few bristles on its backside. You're pulling a Cathy Newman.

[@kilroy3446]

Johanan Raatz kzbin.info/www/bejne/q36Ye4GVlJZoY8k eat your heart out

[@jfraatz1]

I've seen that video before. It uses the same sort of hasty generalizations. Yes T. rex may have had a few bristles on its backside, but it is unlikely to have been covered in feathers, and lacked them where Yutyrannus, it's closest feathered cousin, had them.

[@boatymcboatface5195]

recent skin imprints of a variety of different theropods (T-rex included) that showed not feathers, but scales. Hence why the game "Saurian" updated their T-rex model to not have any feathers.

[@droopsmoop]

The scale imprints on the T. rex was found on the places that were the least likely to have any type of feathery filaments. The actual places where the filaments would have been said to be in is near the nape of the dinosaur.

[@greenman5555]

No evidence for feathers has been found, however, thick scaly skin has been discovered recently.

[@souninguem6947]

Yuritiranos (Tiranosauridae) has feathers, and the T-Rex eyes look's like one bird eyes, actually the two T-Rex made by paleontologists had feathers in his back, a little in the head and tail. In the young and baby age, has feathers in full body. About the Two T-Rex, you can see in: "The Real T-Rex" and "T-Rex, The Ultimate Predator"

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

T-Rex is not feathery after all they found full skin Feathers are made by Trey fans

[@JayD05]

You do realise theres such a thing as having scales and feathers so finding little bits of scales doesn’t confirm it but most likely t-Rex wasn’t fully covered only a little bit of feathers

[@nolikes4u969]

@@JayD05 i agree

[@diegolopez3989]

No kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXjSZXluhqiqppo

[@mesozoicstudios242]

It's actually giganOtosaurus ( as part of the battles ).

[@isxlis4412]

1:09 “Savage killer” the best phrase ever

[@Ssfscb17]

2:27 I honestly believe bulls were bigger than cows Bull:Male Cow: Female

[@lindasmith1777]

same, i believe the bull was slighty taller, but females may have had wider hips, like the case with kiwi birds, females are only bigger because of there colossal eggs. so yea, i agree.

[@LynamVlogs]

Holy Cow! Spinosaurus Is The Longest Theropod :O Awesome!

[@jamiehursey4709]

The t-rex looks cute to me,I even said "Awwww,its so cuteee!!" When I saw the cover XD

[@yutyrannushuali3967]

Let's clear something up. First off, yes there is a current hypothesis going around that young Tyrannosauridea where feathered and as these animals grew older there feathers became "scales" or scale like feathers known as reticula found on the feet of birds. But this has 0 evidence to support it. Yutyrannus and Dilong isn't proof of young Tyrannosaurids having feathers but adults as well. And for T.rex to loose feathers, they wouldn't just fall off, because feathers can't grow on scales. They'd have to become scales. But not true scales. You see if you look closely the scales of Rex look like bird reticula. And if these scales are indeed avian scales, than that would basically prove a feathered baby or feathered winter Tyrannosaurus. Although this has no evidence and needs to be tested. So baby feathered and adult scaly is more of speculation than hypothesis. Also new evidence has basically eliminated a feathered Tyrannosaurus all together. Giving Tyrannosauridea (Tarbosaurus, T.rex, Gorgosaurus, etc) a 2% chance of being feathered, and a 98% chance of being fully scaly. And you said at first that T.rex had feathers in most places of there body, than you say that only babies had them. That doesn't make since. And no, this paper isn't over exaggerated at all! It's just that people don't want there chicken Rex gone because they are afraid that Jurassic Park will be right and they don't want people to think T.rex was lizard like. Even though JP will never be right and Tyrannosauroids where very bird like, no matter the integument. Lastly, geez! Why is everyone late on the feathered Rex thing!? We had a few years of amazing chicken Rex and now it is too late.T.rex is a plucked chicken now. Also if you want me to explain all of the reasons T.rex was scaly with scientific blogs and papers (remember be careful on blogs) than just say so. *if feathers where on T.rex I'd imagine them to be like the hairs on elephants, because we're learning that dinosaurs might not only have things in common with birds, but other dominant animals(mammals)*

[@LolBrat123]

Do I can't read the other half of the comment because of ... My name longer paragraph is made can you paste it copy it paste it

[@LolBrat123]

Can you copy and paste the comment that you just made

[@yutyrannushuali3967]

johny Le the ultimate bubble god Let's clear something up. First off, yes there is a current hypothesis going around that young Tyrannosauridea where feathered and as these animals grew older there feathers became "scales" or scale like feathers known as reticula found on the feet of birds. But this has 0 evidence to support it. Yutyrannus and Dilong isn't proof of young Tyrannosaurids having feathers but adults as well. And for T.rex to loose feathers, they wouldn't just fall off, because feathers can't grow on scales. They'd have to become scales. But not true scales. You see if you look closely the scales of Rex look like bird reticula. And if these scales are indeed avian scales, than that would basically prove a feathered baby or feathered winter Tyrannosaurus. Although this has no evidence and needs to be tested. So baby feathered and adult scaly is more of speculation than hypothesis. Also new evidence has basically eliminated a feathered Tyrannosaurus all together. Giving Tyrannosauridea (Tarbosaurus, T.rex, Gorgosaurus, etc) a 2% chance of being feathered, and a 98% chance of being fully scaly. And you said at first that T.rex had feathers in most places of there body, than you say that only babies had them. That doesn't make since. And no, this paper isn't over exaggerated at all! It's just that people don't want there chicken Rex gone because they are afraid that Jurassic Park will be right and they don't want people to think T.rex was lizard like. Even though JP will never be right and Tyrannosauroids where very bird like, no matter the integument. Lastly, geez! Why is everyone late on the feathered Rex thing!? We had a few years of amazing chicken Rex and now it is too late.T.rex is a plucked chicken now. Also if you want me to explain all of the reasons T.rex was scaly with scientific blogs and papers (remember be careful on blogs) than just say so. *if feathers where on T.rex I'd imagine them to be like the hairs on elephants, because we're learning that dinosaurs might not only have things in common with birds, but other dominant animals(mammals)*

[@LolBrat123]

+Yutyrannus hauli thank you very much

[@LolBrat123]

+Yutyrannus hauli interested

[@Frostbyterl]

T. rex didn’t roar either

[@humann3265]

True, apparently it made low noises like the jaws theme.

[@Frostbyterl]

H U M A N huntz yea it made some noise using vibration and the vibration would bounce off its prey and then TRex could track it

[@humann3265]

Thus allowing it to communicate with other Tyrannosaurus in the area without prey hearing.

[@Frostbyterl]

H U M A N huntz correct

[@yvensmoresca2721]

nobody know

[@davidmcwilliams717]

BACK IN 2017 a paper was released in printing its skin proving it didn’t have feathers on its head , hips, tail and under belly proving it lost its feathers over 2-3 metric tons, that’s the reason why saurion ( the game) re- did their in game t rex

[@jacksonstaba4332]

T rexes bench press 400 lbs in each hand, good to know

[@chaosandgore5099]

Scientists now believe it was scaled. Considering how recent this video was, I thought it'd be mentioned.

[@velociraptor7005]

nope, scientists never said it wasnt feathered at all they said it was MORE SCALY than they tought before and its not the same maybe a feather coat was present on the dorsum or a small amount of filaments randomly on the animal markwitton-com.blogspot.hu/2017/06/revenge-of-scaly-tyrannosaurus.html

[@xxfalconarasxx5659]

I'm assuming you read those misleading news articles from the June of last year. The actual consensus among scientists is that whether T Rex had feathers or not is inconclusive. A discovery found last year, showed a fossilized remnant of the T Rex having scales, and a lost of misinformed people took to the conclusion that T Rex was 100% a scaly reptile. In reality the majority of feathered dinosaurs had feathers and scales at the same time (in fact scales are actually analogous to feathers, and are part of a group of structures called integuments). We have only mapped out the skin texture of only a portion of the T Rex's legs, which logically would not have feathers anyway, since most birds have bare feet. Some scientists theorize the T Rex had a form of quasifeathers called quills, and these were probably only limited to the dorsum region (along the spine), which would explain why evidence is difficult to find. Others theorize that T Rex had feathers as juveniles, but shed them in adulthood. Here is a video that actually addresses the discovery, and the misleading nature of its media coverage, and shows evidence to the contrary... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eamoZ2uZbteMl5I

[@devOnHoliday]

T-Rex : ALAN!! I am your father!

[@blxntz]

Rexy is a female or is it Our Dead Homie Greenie

[@tagewright6714]

You need to check your sources... A LOT OF INCORRECT INFO

[@baileyjulianhawes5569]

Tage Wright agreed

[@patricialeyva1644]

Ikr

[@ReivasMC]

no, it wasn't. It was actually a lot of correct info, which is surprising tbh

[@holthancock9107]

Tage Wright please expound on this comment.

[@humann3265]

A lot of bullshit. I think a lot of us can agree with that.

[@ohyeahyeah3167]

0:21 It looks a half rat half T-Rex

[@newbzie5522]

Still going on about this feather thing, they actually have trex skin impressions which prove they atleast had mostly scale lyrics skin and that because of their size feathers would have mostly caused them to over heat so if they had feathers it was more likely to be the juveniles that had feathers.

[@amn2760]

1 month old: Started to grow feathers 6-10 years old: Fully feathered 11-15 years old: Lose it's feathers in lower body and it's feathers on upper body gets thinner 16+ years old: 99% scaly, 1% feathered

[@pixelfox9666]

Giganotosaurus is pronounced "jig-a-NOT-o-saurus" not "gigant-o-saurus". It was gigantic, but that's not part of its name. Just fyi.

[@kyle857]

Pixel Fox Citation?

[@Jbread456]

cool stuff I didnt know that. Well, there goes all my childhood

[@QuickStrikes84]

JSGO- Listen to any paleontologist, like.. Ever. Seriously, look for a giganotosaurus documentary and listen to how they pronounce it.

[@aquiline-eagle9669]

That seems like a way too big of a coincidence to be true.

[@bruh949]

This youtube can’t say the names right LOL

[@mrexproductions5658]

Good but spinosaurus isn't heavier than t-rex...new spinosaurus weight max 7.7 tons and giganotosaurus maximum 8 so t-rex is heaviest teropod...but other theropods is much longer.

[@smartboi9655]

the quadruped Spinosaurus theory is debunked so Spinosaurus weights 9 - 10 tons at max

[@smartboi9655]

however the t Rex was a bit taller from the head...

[@mrexproductions5658]

Wolf SKULL Yeah maximum tyrannosaurus weight (based on C-rex) is about 12 tons...I think spino is light weight big theropod because is so long and no muscular...

[@joyhagerty6455]

Wolf SKULL Exactly just Found That the guy thought the paper used inaccurate evidence and published the paper and everyone just Gobbled it up without question Why ?

[@smartboi9655]

actually the average t Rex is 8 - 9 tons its comfirmed...

[@stewiegriffin4118]

Q:What eats more meat then the T.Rex? A: Stormy Daniels

[@dollphen1]

Did u know that t rex did not open it mouth to roar? It roar by closing its mouth and letting air through its nose and it would have made a almost a jaws movie theme to it and it roar was so loud that it could shack your spin

[@paleorexl5504]

The Mudkip Lover if I'm right larger dinosaurs wouldn't have made any loud "roars" like in Jurassic park, but would have been more like crocodiles and alligators. Letting out low frequency rumbles. Which can be speculated due to crocodiles being an relative , and the parasaurolophus skull allowing us to hear it's call.

[@FaithInD3cay]

+paleorex l More like a casowarry.

[@jedenzet]

paleorex is right

[@TheMetamorphoses2003]

I can't believe people are whining about a dinosaur with feathers.

[@chrisrobbins9058]

Cromwell Castaneda that’s because nobody has ever seen a big ass bird with a long ass lizard tail with scaly skin. It was never a bird or from a bird. Tell me what bird has a long lizard looking tail?

[@GPReeds]

Videos like these always lead me to assume that all dinos are more bird-like animals than reptiles.

[@amn2760]

Actually, herbivores were more related to reptiles because most herbivore dinosaurs were scaly while theropods were more related to birds

[@GPReeds]

@@amn2760 Do we have preserved dino scales? Just curious. I don't pretend to be an expert on dinos.

[@asterwilburn5717]

0:40 Allosaurus made #8 in this list?!

[@xxitactical_8723]

Aster Wilburn ikr bullshit terrible sources

[@hypn0298]

Wikipedia's Dinosaur size page is incredibly outdated.

[@mostimosti5931]

My childhood was a lie if trex had feathers.

[@MMMatth]

VeNoX CF don’t worry it never had feathers.

[@lordegg]

It had feathers watch trey the explainers videos she is a pailiantoglist on KZbin

[@MMMatth]

PepperMint Playz you realize that video is 2 years old? It’s outdated and recent studies shown that trex did not have feathers plus he isn’t a paleontologist he just looks shit up

[@patrickjamessilerio9884]

Dont worry theres a proof that it didnt possesed feathers

[@torvosaurustanneri9785]

VeNoX CF it’s fine cause it never did

[@kuruimushikin9686]

1:52 because he's talking in such an informative serious tone this line made me laugh so much

[@RAVIOLIdS]

You forgot the sound of it

[@davidhatcher7016]

Ryvox roar?

[@regularwaterfowl1749]

@@davidhatcher7016 dinosaurs couldn't actually roar. The t rex most likely made a deep, low frequency growling sound.

[@davidhatcher7016]

@@regularwaterfowl1749 i know.

[@bloodofsamurai]

@Abnormal Junglefowl just imagine a t-Rex sounding like a duck.

[@captainsouvlakis3557]

2:00 yea im pretty sure he didnt knew how to brush his teeth :\

[@highfive2935]

Recent research actually suggests the T Rex was more scaly than feathery. The feathers were likely restricted to only certain parts of its body like its back. It’s also possible T Rex’s were feathery at first but lost them over time as a species. Another theory is that Juveniles were feathery but no longer needed them much in adulthood.

[@electrictroy2010]

Someone build a time machine (or viewer) so we can see how dinosaurs actually looked & behaved .

[@favo3545]

electrictroy2010 Yeah because like a random viewer onnyoutube is just gonna casually make a time traveling machine

[@ansh6370]

Time machine will never be a thing.

[@amydassi4429]

I’m on it

[@zygarde4079]

Jurassic world 2 i will watch it

[@nathanosborne3834]

Jeez without this video I never would have known that the gigantic T-Rex had a strong bite force

[@CelabroSpace]

when you talk about giganotosaurus?

[@applebee6455]

5:05 Edward Drink-A-Coke

[@seriousleek3691]

Apple Bee XD

[@badfx568]

*I N E E D T O C O N S U M E C O K E*

[@mesozoicstudios242]

Edward Drinker Cope? More likely to call him Edward drinks her coke!

[@herohamza1196]

You can laugh all you want but imagine these feathered ones coming at you. you'd $#@% your own pants

[@spinonychus9617]

Triceratops could overpower a rex so it could Have died by triceratops

[@yahirmier572]

Masterdeinonychus Gaming t rex hunted triceratops, but trike did stand a chance

[@epictwins8927]

The t rex didnt live in the same time period (idk if im spelling it wrong) as the triceratops

[@yahirmier572]

Epic Twins they both lived in the late cretaceous trex hunted triceratops but they had an equal chance on winning, you should watch trex documentaries on youtube

[@thundergaming5669]

I like how most people act like they had a front row seat during these times people don’t know shit about dinsaurs

[@rrobcher]

T.Rex doesn't look like a chicken and wasn't completely feathered. only about half of it was feathered and those were most likely dark brown feathers for camoflauge, its scales were also probably gray for (again) camoflauge. they did not possess feathers only as a juvenile, they had feathers throughout their entire life unless they were born with a defect. juveniles may have had slightly more feather coverage and lost it with age for heat regulation, but even as adults most of there skin covering was feathered

[@LolBrat123]

Nope where is the evidence then we have relatives of t.rex That has scales scatter around the body

[@rrobcher]

what difference does that make? they could be diseased and lost their feathers or you could just be lying to hold on to your sweet giant lizard because we DONT have evidence of that

[@LolBrat123]

+RRobcher no this per scales and no The hypothesis you claim that there could be a disease The T Rex can I lose its feathers has not backed to it

[@LolBrat123]

+RRobcher I just could be lying dude really i'm stating facts there is no evidence of feathers in T Rex You stated bullshit like ohhhh there could be a disease that makes loses its feathers that has no backing to it

[@LolBrat123]

+RRobcher and do I look like I care about lizard T Rex no I started believing that when there's enough evidence backing up to it Other hand to feathers no there's no evidence of it and no it's really really not likely that t.Rex has a disease that loses its feathers You just made that up. And first Science doesn't care what you think ok you keep trying to hold on Feathered t.rex so you're like one of those JP fans out there

[@gandalfgrey91]

I imagine clutches of tyrannosaurs following their mother like ducklings haha

[@bigboy5739]

The thumbnail looked more like a therizino

[@theguyintheworks8838]

If a t rex has feathers there is no way i can take it seriously now. The one in the thumbnail looks do derpy, Its adorable.

[@JunoneMaster3000]

Don't worry. According to recent studies and simple logic he doesn't. Infact most dinosaurs didn't had feathers. Hell there's even some raptors that haven't been found with feathers.

[@JOhnDoe-nl4wj]

Not like actual feathers of modern day birds. More like proto feathers or simple filaments. In all actuality, close relatives to the t-rex have been found to possess filaments. Mainly to help regulating body temperature via heat dispension. The sample size we have of actual skin patches from t-rex is so small that even it would possess feathers or not would hardly apply for the whole species. So, tl,dr: maybe Raptors on the other hand, very likely were covered in feathers.

[@idontusethisanymore667]

JOhn Doe you mean like this? s1.1zoom.me/big0/286/Ancient_animals_Dinosaur_Tyrannosaurus_rex_532851_1280x822.jpg

[@LolBrat123]

+Long live the feathered t.rex! I have heard a Tarbosaurus specimen that has feathers on the tail through the head And is in the lab of Philip Currie

[@LolBrat123]

+Long live the feathered t.rex! I really hope this helps

[@22steve5150]

11: T-Rex had the largest brain to body ratio of all large carnivorous theropods 12: T-Rex was one of the only large theropods with forward facing eyes 13: They may have hunted in packs while young, but became solitary as adults

[@KristoferLindVasquez]

Actually the Spinosaurus wasn't anything like it was in Jurassic Park 3. It was more horizontal and smaller. No match for the T-rex.

[@joeyjeffries3279]

Kristofer Lind I really never liked spinosarurs.

[@ansh6370]

Why the hell do they have to fight when they didn't even lived at the same place. Or even at the same time!

[@TheWeejohn96]

Kristofer Lind god Rex fan boys will even talk about spino in a red video lol

[@applebee6455]

0:17 That looks stupid. Nature usually has symmetry more like 3:40

[@playc.holder6432]

Apple Bee hmmm idk can see the symmetry in both in their own ways🧐💬

[@thecarnotaurusguy383]

WOOOOO! I GOT FEATURED @ 1:53!!!

[@patrickjamessilerio9884]

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[@Sylentmana]

Giant Death Chicken

[@idontusethisanymore667]

So this looks like a chicken? s1.1zoom.me/big0/286/Ancient_animals_Dinosaur_Tyrannosaurus_rex_532851_1280x822.jpg

[@billysomerfield2096]

Sylentmana yes!

[@LolBrat123]

+Long live the feathered t.rex! Damn you really want to T.rex to have feathers this bad no wonder why you change your name tag

[@mayhemx9]

Aqua teen hunger force lol arise chicken 🐔

[@johnmoore9862]

It’s a finger lickin’ chicken 🍗.

[@mm_1429]

It's GIG-A-NO-TO-SAURUS

[@benmiller7231]

"jiga-NOT-o-SAUR-us" is what I've read the pronunciation and inflection to be...but I flinched a little when the narrator said "giant". I'm by no means calling you out though Thornhorn 7! :)

[@jacoblivengood1077]

Thorgorn is right becouse giganotosaurus sounds more like it.

[@jewhawk1406]

NO-ITS-NOT

[@jewhawk1406]

@@benmiller7231 quite right you are

[@nikimcclain1339]

@@motivationandboxingclips8071 👌

[@cplcoen]

"The T-Rex has a brain that is the size of a walnut" lol

[@themanbehindtheslaughter2201]

Shut up the trex was one of smartest Dino's to ever exist research before writing something nonsense alex

[@cplcoen]

@Jayden Tran I was quoting Will Ferrell from the movie Land of the Lost lol....

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

10 Interesting Facts About TYRANNOSAURUS REX - These are not facts. These are just calculated assumptions.

[@austinreed8498]

T-Rex was a brute and a savage hunter and weight was mostly muscle evident in its bone structure making it a true tyrannical animal.

[@SaurZilla1984]

0:26 Actually no currently the T.rex is considered the largest carnivorous dinosaur because it was the heaviest at around 8-9 tons heavy on average and with the largest specimen being 11 tons heavy and remember that an animal's size is determined by its mass not its height or its length I could post some links to some sources to try to prove my point but KZbin is unfortunately deleting them for some reason

[@realmofdoors9605]

Not "Feathered" more like "Quilled"

[@idontusethisanymore667]

The Kaz Realm yeah possible. T.rex was probably covered in protofeathers though, rather than quills. pre00.deviantart.net/7066/th/pre/f/2015/274/1/b/t_rex_vs_triceratops_by_swordlord3d-d9bd8h3.jpg

[@torvosaurustanneri9785]

Eyeless Jack The Kidney-Loving Cannibal actually there is no evidence for quills or feathers

[@bobcat24]

It actually had scales

[@LittleGodzilla-gl9cm]

Um dud do you know t-Rex was actually was bigger in weight then Spinosaurus but not in length and giga The only one that is possibly tied with T Rex is Carcarodontosuares

[@jashimahmed9197]

carcharo waas bigger than giga

[@idontusethisanymore667]

Jashim Ahmed no it wasn't. Giganotosaurus was either the largest, or second largest carnivore. It was either bigger or smaller than spinosaurus, but either way was bigger than charcarodontosaurus and t.rex.

[@thechaozrevenger404]

Shelby Lizzie source? Because im pretty sure the Carcharo and giga are the same size

[@idontusethisanymore667]

No giga is larger than charcaro. You might be thinking of rex and charcaro, which might be the same size, or charcaro is bigger than rex.

[@thechaozrevenger404]

Shelby Lizzie Well do you have some source to claim your post correct? The Carcharo has 2 species the iguidensis and the saharicus, the iguidensis is the smallest of this 2 species but is still even and bigger then the T.Rex. The saharicus is the biggest species of the 2 this one can reach up to 13-15m which the giganto can also reach, this means that the giganto and Carcharo are even in size they are both bigger then T.Rex

[@starvoltnexus3139]

It may not be the Biggest Carnivorous Dinosaur but it’s one of the Most Iconic

[@lordwatsonwatson3934]

Did i just see allo was bigger than t-rex??!!

[@yahirmier572]

NOOOO

[@yahirmier572]

allo was smaller

[@xxitactical_8723]

megtron the goat ik fucking bullshit sources an allo compared to the rex was a ft or 2 smaller

[@hypn0298]

Wikipedia's Dinosaur size page is VERY outdated.

[@kagiza4003]

Allosaurus was only 9 meters long

[@lets_rock_and_ride5943]

The scavenger and hunter thing is obvious that's pretty much every carnivorous animal

[@sudhakarsundaram9128]

Mikey Chapman

[@pyromania1018]

T. Rex's powerful bite is what would give it an advantage over larger predators like Spinosaur and Giganotosaurus.

[@svenheuseveldt7188]

trex was bigger then giga and was more then able to grow bigger then spinosaurus

[@Yellowdigigod]

It's like a grizzly vs alaskan bear. Gizzly fiercer and aggressive Alaskan is bigger and stronger but more docile

[@papajhonsreal]

are you referring to Kodiak Bears?

[@mangothecarnotaurus9708]

I think The "Tyrannosaurus rex" Would have Both feathers and scales And it may have depended on what the habitat was

[@idontusethisanymore667]

Mango foxy correct. Only the dorsum and arms would've had some downy feathers, but the rest would be scaly.

[@LolBrat123]

+Long live the feathered t.rex! But forgot theirs a Nanotyrannus Arm impression pbs.twimg.com/media/Cm8lkvVVMAArhwW.jpg

[@LolBrat123]

But first how do I get Ark on the switch

[@idontusethisanymore667]

Mango foxy that last comment was meant for Johnny Le the ultimate bubble god. Sorry I wasn't trying to be rude. Not to you at least.

[@amn2760]

Its actually depended on their size and age, juveniles were completely feathered but when they get bigger and older, they get scalier

[@MachtPlays]

3:11 **Crab bites young ones tail** 'holy fuck what is this?!' **other young** 'GET IT OFF GET IT OFF!' **Mom glares** '..For Real......'

[@sophiawish9772]

Not one of these items is a "fact."

[@LolBrat123]

Yes I wouldn't recommend these items

[@mlembrant]

bad items, bad

[@brianzidian2553]

Not true

[@nahidhkurdi6740]

@{ Memegalodon } No they are not. At best, most of them are only conjectures.

[@Q-bh]

That Carno on fact 8 looked like it was Naruto running

[@RayLui20]

When you mentioned when a re-release of Jurassic Park with dinosaurs with feathers, made me think of the recent Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom *Not really a spoiler* The indo raptor's design strikes resemblance to the actual look of a raptor, with feathers around it's neck

[@TehCookieLoop]

You forgot that the T. Rex had amazing eyesight - 13 times better than a humans (hawks have sight 3.6 times better than a human), and could see clearly up to 6km away.

[@amn2760]

So the “Dont move” scene in Jurassic Park was all a lie

[@Sapphiresenthiss]

And to think what we thought looked more like a gigantic, terrifying reptile, now revealed to look like a GIANT SILKIE CHICKEN XD

[@TheSecondPrimarch]

1:53... the point where I fall out of my chair laughing

[@yuvraj01]

What can also be added is that T-rex probably did not sound like a cross between a elephant and a lion's roar, but was more quieter though no less terrifying

[@grimblob7305]

1:53 Carnotourus: *BIG BOI* Also carnotourus: *SMOL BEAN ARMS*

[@michaeldunleavy326]

Awesome video, thanks for making it :)

[@lilporky8565]

The T Rex in the thumbnail looks like it's in drag.

[@MartyWoodcock]

From what I understand, the T-Rex didn't have feathers, but softish quills. Softer than porcupines but harder than fathers.

[@dirnova6930]

0:40 Carolinii No. 2 *Saharicus* : Hold my AWM

[@Pinkielover]

sadly spino doesnt walk upright, they walked more like crocs

[@naturesentrepreneur8432]

Damn!! That feathered version of T-REX is scarier than Annabelle

[@haniseokchan]

T-Rex in furr looks like he's boutta walk in the Pangaea fashion week💅

[@2020Twenty]

The colour scheme of the T. rex in the thumbnail looks startlingly like Gastornis from Walking with Beasts.

[@kidyomu89]

I want a scientifically accurate jurrasic park.

[@amn2760]

Yeah, the Velociraptors being replaced by Deinonychus and they were covered in feathers. Spinosaurus being a quadrepedal theropod. The T-Rex's eyesight wasn't based on movement The Mosasaurus being quite smaller The Pteranodon wasn't able to lift a human And most of all, hybrid dinosaurs like I-Rex and Indoraptor should never be in the scientifically version of Jurassic World

[@hypn0298]

T. rex is actually the tallest and heaviest carnivorous dinosaur (not the longest). Spinosaurus is lighter than T. rex - the estimates putting Spinosaurus heavier are invalid.

[@boatymcboatface5195]

are you including the spino's sail? your claim that T-rex is taller is bullshit if you are

[@torvosaurustanneri9785]

screaming child height I measure from hip height u know

[@jameslejeune2186]

The silliest thing in any of the Jurassic Park movies was the scene in which the T-Rex had its jaws locked around the Spinosaurus’ neck and the Spino just shrugged it off. With six-and-a-half tons bite force behind the T-Rex’s dagger-teeth, the fight would have been over immediately, and Spino would have been headless.