Prehistoric Planet 1 & 2 Size Comparison

[@eddiemarni5337]

0:14 Young Alcione, Episode 1 Tethys Coast, North Africa 0:26 Young Velociraptor, Episode 7 Nemegt Desert, Asia 0:39 Young Pyroraptor, Episode 9 Tethys Archipelago, Europe 0:46 Scaphitid Ammonite, Episode 1 Tethys Archipelago, Europe 0:57 Young Masiakasaurus, Episode 3 Madagascar, Africa 1:01 Nostoceras, Episode 9 Tethys Archipelago, Europe 1:07 Young Zalmoxes, Episode 5 Tethys Archipelago, Europe 1:14 Young Pectinodon, Episode 10 Laramidia, North America 1:20 Beelzebufo, Episodes 3 & 8 Madagascar, Africa 1:25 Sphenodiscus, Episode 10 Western Interior Seaway, North America Oh, I'm tired, that's enough 😅

[@cezannejimenez7164]

You forgot to include the following: Scalacurvichthys (the pycnodont fish from Episode 1), the Enantiornithine birds (from Episodes 2 and 3), Kawanectes (the unnamed elasmosaurs at the end of Episode 3), the Antarctic hadrosaur from Episode 4, Opisthocoelicaudia (the unnamed sauropod from Episode 5), the unnamed garfish from Episode 8, the Cretaceous Madagascan crabs from Episode 3, the Cretaceous lanternfish from Episode 9, and Enchodus (unnamed schooling fish from Episodes 1, 3, and 9).

[@Jai_and_privacy]

The Corythoraptor is very undersized.

[@RexZilla23]

Agreed. Corythoraptor was around 5 1/2 feet tall and in the video it looks like it's 3 feet

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

This was just awesome, I love your animations Can't wait for the next one 👍

[@gabrielcarneiro7954]

don't you dare wait for the next one

[@nassimlariane6869]

It was released

[@jabbarmuhammad]

I love these dinosaur comparisons

[@Bi0hazard6451]

1:02 the forbidden coffee cup

[@ernovincze2900]

Techically baby Kuru also appeared, though it was an identical model to the baby Pyroraptor. Also, was there in any Saichania in Episode 2? I thought all the ankylosaurs at the watering hole were Tarchia.

[@deejay3973]

also the bird thing in the deserts and the baby nanuq saur in the ending of the north america episode

[@railway_bridge]

Models of nodosaurus from ep 2 and ep 7 are different, so ankilosaridae from ep 2 might be saichania that is relative to tarchia

[@Modta-w7m]

Why no adult Pyroraptor?

[@ernovincze2900]

@@Modta-w7m Because only baby Pyroraptors appered in the show, no adults.

[@nateperez7768]

​@user-ft8tb4nh2k we have no idea what the adult pyroraptor looks like

[@yonghwanchoi4212]

Definitely the greatest paleo doc ever !!

[@MariaHernandez-vh3he]

#Tyrannosaurus

[@DorsenFilm]

Who’s gonna tell him that the final segment of freshwater wasn’t set in Madagascar? Nor was the quetzalcoatlus nesting segment? They were actually set in South america and a non-specific part of southern africa respectively, which is also why austroposeidon has a cameo. And the scaphitid ammonite segment was set off the coast of north america

[@GuywithaTrexskullonhishead]

Where did you get this information from?

[@JesusMartinez-rr2ry]

I really like the inflatable throat sacs of Dreadnoughts.

[@MrT_Rex]

BEAUTIFUL

[@john77geroy18]

Oh damn Carnotaurus is 3-4 meters and here he is smaller than a person

[@thegcl6787]

The Corythoraptor was way larger than that...

[@ReptilesRule16]

I think you spelled Austroraptor "Autroraptor" but otherwise fantastic video.

[@supertrike5893]

Incredible to think that today Prehistoric planet had premiered two years ago

[@wito5524]

Świetna część.

[@lavalosa2233]

Wow! Such a great job!!! 😁

[@themightymrpink]

5:33 Shouldn’t Nanuqsaurus be larger than that? I heard that more recent size estimates place the animal at 8-9 meters long, making it about the same length and size as Daspletosaurus and Gorgosaurus.

[@Kor06.]

Yes it was around the same size of gorgosaurus but not the daspletosaurus

[@Kor06.]

@@dineobellator_-yf7ki really?

[@Saiyanking72]

Loved it really helped when watching the show im not gonna lie

[@Henry-tr5rc]

Majungasaurus is undersized, same with rajasaurus slightly and nanuqsaurus, and carnotaurus is a bit oversized

[@PyroFortress2007]

the rex is also undersized. its shorter than tarbo or simply the same size.

[@Bite-SizedDinosv9p-q3z]

5:00 sounds wholesome

[@averytameburrito3101]

Ah so South America ALWAYS had weird animals.

[@erikgegenheimer5034]

A suggestion, put the measurements of the animals, like in the video of the first season of prehistoric planet.

[@Keizer-p8y]

Dreadnoughtus should actually be the largest here recent estimates put it on par with argentinosaurus of course this is only the largest specimen while alamosaurus only reached 40tons

[@adrianbruzual9906]

What application do you use to create your animations?

[@tarosuke-o5b]

Hello.I am Japanese.I love your anime .I would like to see your next new work be an animation about dinosaurs and paleontology that appear in the "jurassic park" series

[@hectoralonsolara9707]

Kind of love it from prehistoric planets 1 and 2 from Apple TV Plus from 66 million years ago and 65 million years ago from planet Earth rule by dinosaurs. By hector 😮😊😃😁❤

[@purplehaze2358]

That walking animation looks.. very odd to me. Something about it just feels a tad unnatural.

[@Monty8570]

How the hell did he forget Rajasaurus Narmadensis

[@animated3dstoriesforkids250]

Amazing!

[@ChesterAxlSun-zs2pl]

tyrannosaurus that's the chorus

[@cardinaljwfkstudios6583]

What program do you use to create these animations?

[@OridaryBird75]

Isisaurus having from dwarf to large: YES

[@Zekeriyasenturk6513]

Nice video thanks

[@UnofficialJurassicWorldYT]

Nice

[@童宥勳]

So T-rex still the biggest Carnivorous dinosaur.

[@TotallyCy]

Yes

[@dimetrodon2250]

Spino getting its legs cut out from under it was a hit by rex to keep its title.

[@Ulaanbasaar]

@@dineobellator_-yf7kifr. Look at the Sue specimen’s belly gyatdamn

[@marekdzurenko3449]

Nice animation but the sizes in this one are all over the place.

[@bigchungus6853]

0:58 is it just me or is the nostoceras animated like it's from pizza tower lol. Anyone get me??

[@henrikuusela4590]

Awesome video!

[@hectoralonsolara9707]

The dinosaurs He live from 70 and 66 million years ago from planet Earth.❤🎉😊😮

[@alfredwaldo6079]

5:06 island dwarfism is one hell of a drug

[@Sun-God2]

I hope Pycnonemosaurus will appear in Season 3

[@seancarroll5041]

Buddy, there is no season 3

[@Modta-w7m]

EPIC!

[@JaydenJaguarKingOfTheJungle]

There will be no stegosaurs in this series Because all of these dinosaurs live in the Cretaceous period

[@maozilla9149]

nice video

[@sashabertasius1046]

You misspelled austroraptor but good video!

[@WonderDinoWorld-wq8iz]

멋지네요. Cool

[@gregoryrook-green453]

I have 3 questions but I’m gonna start with this one Was saichania in season 1 or 2? And second which dinosaurs, pterosaurs and marine lizards were in season 1 and third which ones were season 2?

[@garrettdonovan8238]

Minor nitpick but Alaska was technically part of Laramidia

[@tyrannotherium7873]

Wait isn’t it Ankylosaurus the largest of its kind?

[@TotallyCy]

Ankylosaurus Magniventris is the largest ankylosaur

[@Azureblue25]

Yeah it is the largest of its kind, I wish that Ankylosaurus could’ve at least had a cameo in either the swamps or North America episode for season 2, same with Dakotaraptor and Thescelosaurus and maybe Struthiomimus, but hey at least we got dinosaurs similar to them, like Tarchia, Austroraptor, Imperobator, Morrosaurus, and Ornithomimus.

[@joema500]

@@Azureblue25 what's the difference between Struthiomimus and Ornithomimus anyway?

[@Azureblue25]

@@joema500Struthiomimus is slightly larger than Ornithomimus, and closer in size to the more well known Gallimimus, that’s probably the main difference as far as I’d know.

[@Ozraptor4]

@@joema500 Struthiomimus has longer hands relative to the humerus than other derived ornithomimids, and the forelimbs are more robust than Ornithomimus or Gallimimus. Edges of the upper beak are concave in Struthiomimus vs straight in Ornithomimus.

[@TheFoshaMan]

3:27 Phosphorosaurus? In North America? I though it was Japanese!

[@Pterosaursarecool]

Wait the ankylosaurs in the watering hole were saichania and not tarchia???

[@joema500]

Yeah I guess, I'd noticed they didn't look the same as the Tarchia model before but everyone was saying it was Tarchia. Saichania makes sense.

[@jurassicfreak2579]

​@@joema500That's because they used the Anodontosaurus model. They could be Tarchia, Saichania or just a random ankylosaur.

[@joema500]

@@jurassicfreak2579 that makes sense, if not tarchia it is probably Saichania though I'd think.

[@pittypaws6633]

7:23 What's with Dreadnoughtus's neck?

[@velociraptor7005]

display structures, inflatable air sacs similar to that of some birds

[@tm43977]

The full part of Prehistoric planet

[@jasonramirez1064]

For now

[@alvaroriquelmemonrabal6052]

3:11 Darren Naish said that the Alaskan troodont was a Latenivenatrix

[@joema500]

Latenivenatrix was like 3 times the size of the one in the video xD

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

Are you preparing more size comparision or is this last one?

[@gabrielcarneiro7954]

tell it Dane Pavitt he is waiting for you so long

[@cestelian]

Argentinosaurus joined the chat

[@wesmcinerny4524]

Hey, did also happen to see tge similar Life on Our Planet on Netflix?

[@pedrocampos691]

Live yeah i know!

[@Gnarls315]

When can I join?

[@PatataChip_Alt]

DAYUMMMM

[@coreyferguson9750]

You spelled Austroraptor wrong.

[@deejay3973]

what was the music at the end

[@t-r-e-x452]

This got attacked by the copyright ninjas?

[@vanessatalavera8930]

sheesh

[@RajRaja-wo3uu]

❤

[@Spiny_21]

What is the music called

[@AdamPercival-z5m]

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[@areonstevenson411]

all undersized

[@Tyrannosaurus_rex.]

Tyrannosaurus should be bigger.

[@marcustulliuscicero5443]

Beelzebufo is massively oversized.

[@Dimitriterrorman]

yeah i could 1v1 any of these!

[@GalvyTheTom]

Including the giant titanosaurs 3-4 times taller than a human and weighing as much as a whale? Yeah right

[@SomethingAboutSashimi]

You're giving off strong "Mac the con-artist" vibes

[@unoipeh7777]

Tarbo looks bigger than rex

[@LuisLopez-mx3er]

Why do people not Notice the Alamosaurus for what it really is?

[@jurassicfreak2579]

And what's that?

[@LuisLopez-mx3er]

As I know it’s literally the Largest Dinosaur discovered in North America.

[@jurassicfreak2579]

@@LuisLopez-mx3er Yeah but what do you mean by people not "noticing the Alamosaurus for what it really is"? What do they notice it for?

[@LuisLopez-mx3er]

They just see it as a sauropod in which people don’t give credit for its scale, I think it deserves more attention.

[@2-en5ed]

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[@mysistersandilovetoplaycotl]

6:22 YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[@mysistersandilovetoplaycotl]

panda: 6:22 HOLE

[@mysistersandilovetoplaycotl]

panda: 5:59 HOLE

[@mysistersandilovetoplaycotl]

panda: 6:34 HOLE

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Morrosaurus3:58

[@alejandroguerra8758]

And the names???

[@Train_lizard]

Autroraptor

[@johnsonandre7865]

Where are the meters??🙁🙁

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Mononykus 2:17

[@Zekeriyasenturk6513]

Make a book called POP CULTURE PLANET have 167 pages smallest is Nanoarcheum dcflashii largest is Super Shendron's Siphonophore (Supershendrophora maxima) have 26 kilometers have like this China (12-29) Japan (30-50) America (50-74) France (75-92) India (93-143) Phillipines (143-167)

[@brettgabbitas1852]

Shouldn't the baby Dinosaurs have juvenile characterics? Maiasaura does, after all. And, as i recall, even juvenile Tyrannosaurs had curotacial juvenile traits. So, what gives, Prehistoric Planet 1 and 2?

[@joema500]

they do bro, watch the show.

[@GalvyTheTom]

It’s amazing what paying attention to a show does to inform you about it and not make you look like a fool :)

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Deinocherius6:20

[@TrexJeong]

The Mongolian titan is opisthocoelicaudia

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

Almosaurus was the The Biggest That's why they are living alongside T-rex

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Therzinosaurus5:57

[@laneehgemo6523]

710

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Corythoraptor2:43

[@tawah2182]

Dolls ocean

[@emmanuelanida5119]

Mononkyus2:27

[@Anugis]

Older version was more better than this

[@KOBRA_GAM1NG]

How

[@MiniMrLi]

Quetzalcoatlus was bigger than hatzegopteryx

[@oyunbilegdorjgotov2335]

Lca 0:42

[@alekrex5905]

A tartaruga que aparece no episodio 1 não é um archelon ela foi extinta há 65 mya e o ducumentário se passa em 66 mya

[@jurassicfreak2579]

It's based on fragmentary protostegid turtles that could be Archelon or a close relative.

[@alekrex5905]

@@jurassicfreak2579 However, technically it would be wrong to say that the turtle is an archelon.

[@jurassicfreak2579]

@@alekrex5905 It's unlikely but not completely out of the question. And even though I would also prefer accuracy, I understand that it's way more practical to say "Archelon" instead of "Unidentified Protostegid Turtle".

[@alekrex5905]

@@jurassicfreak2579 but he did this with that unidentified pterosaur, would you prefer something to be said that is not true to be more practical?

[@jurassicfreak2579]

@@alekrex5905 Not certain ≠ not true

[@boens26]

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[@Juansaurusguillermerikchow95]

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