Prehistoric vs Modern Ancestor Animals Size Comparison

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Correction: 2:45 Extinct Giant Camel

[@hahayes-y4l]

lol

[@Bagan_kingdom]

@@hahayes-y4l T-Rex fan

[@User-38204]

Ok

[@WenangSaturday-fz5zz]

Aa​@@Bagan_kingdom

[@Linkerverse]

It's Titanotylopus

[@Astrapionte]

Ahhh yes… Smilodon. The biggest known camelid. 😂

[@thesilentassassin1167]

lol Had to rewind that one a few times to make sure I am seeing this correct, dude actually wrote smilodon 😂

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

2:22 Kodiak Bear weight 90 Kilograms 😂 That's the weight of the smallest bear species - The Sun Bear. Kodiak Bears cane easily weigh more than 600 kilograms.

[@galacticperson115]

not easily, 600 kg is for captivity specimens in wild kodiak weigths 200 - 350 kg

[@ksionc100]

also the extinct Camel was not named Smilodon. Sorry but this video was put together by a malfunctioning AI, still in its testing phase

[@inotoni6148]

Yes, and the male lion, which weighs only 120 kg! Little females weigh so much. A male weighs 200 to 250kg

[@galacticperson115]

250 kg is for captivity in wild maximm weight limit is 236 Kilos@@inotoni6148

[@Iowahorse]

Yeah , that's when I quit watching. No sense in wasting time trying to learn a few new facts when some douche is out there fucking 'em all up. 🤑

[@beastinfection638]

Most of these "ancestors" were evolutionarily modern animals that lived alongside the modern animal. They were contemporary cousins, not ancestors.

[@jodysams7915]

North American jag exiting I seen one

[@pizzaslice3891]

🤓

[@jodysams7915]

Not really genes just change in only some the the same species that why they live alongside of one another

[@ngrjordi2352]

Yeah, just because they're old doesn't mean they're their ancestor

[@ngrjordi2352]

​@@pizzaslice3891 cringe

[@ismailelmassaoudi4317]

Man I miss these animals the extinct ones not that I've seen or known them but idk I wish some of them were still with us just how awesome would it be to have bigger lions, tigers and sharks still with us oh and the cheetah of cource

[@Tm0n3y762]

That would be cool to see in a zoo or aquarium

[@MeusEnormesEggs]

Hibrido Bornean tiger+american lion= BROKEN

[@troylawson1902]

I know it would be cool to see those massive animals 😍😁

[@UcheIfeNwabuoku]

Why are the size estimates so low? They were larger than that!

[@lukasmaitz0798]

Bear (120 kg not 35 kg)shows a camel 😂 Kelenken 100kg… its 250 kg Some Information are just wrong

[@thepunisher2476]

Kodiak Bear 90kg sure? 🤣

[@stoneycut]

That's wot I was gunna say 😂

[@adamd6648]

I noticed that too💀

[@ngrjordi2352]

That's a very skinny bear

[@danielvanommeren3968]

90 x 8

[@brandonveltri2825]

Maybe a bear cub?

[@M3lonplush]

Imagine if there was a bigger type of humans that were extinct

[@2l84me8]

There was a giant cousin of the orangutan that went extinct.

[@SGOV86]

There where giants in the past.

[@perokokpasif]

you know what, there was religion thats believe the first human (long time ago) like adam and eve (huge and tall) its reminds me about AOT

[@rangikumatsumoto3143]

Neanderthal were bigger. They had smaller height but much much bulkier. Basically warhammer dwarf

[@Animesther]

Well, there were 'hobbits', the small humans that died out before really becoming humans. So compared to them, we are the giant humans that didn't go extinct

[@renaldoking6]

The Siberian Tiger🐅 was originally the 2nd largest in the Tiger subspecies 5:06 . As for The Ngandong Tiger 5:11 was infact the largest and strongest Tiger in the entire Tiger subspecies of both the prehistoric and modern era. Even though they're extinct but they're massive size will never be forgotten.🐅

[@dianeolsen33]

Some of the names were amusing.

[@renaldoking6]

3:24 the Modern African Lion may indeed grow up to 6.5 feet and weighing 100-200 kg, but if the American cave lion was still here in modern era. However, 3:28 if we would see how the US Lion would adapt to the modern day with its impressive height 8.2-9 feet and weighing 350-420 kg.

[@Asrarulhaquejamara106]

Woolly mammoths roamed parts of Earth's northern hemisphere for at least half a million years. They were still in their heyday 20,000 years ago but within 10,000 years they were reduced to isolated populations off the coasts of Siberia and Alaska. By 4,000 years ago they were gone.

[@amilaperera812]

4000 years ago means old egyptian era?.but no arts about woolly mammoths.🤔

[@Nameless99843]

The size of some animals in the video is inaccurate.

[@josharvin6239]

Some stuff you either mixed up or just didn’t get it right

[@sunilsivarathri1828]

Music super sir

[@dariusmakas2025]

2:52 It's spectacled bear not bactrian camel

[@Blue_Ridge_Union]

There are many inaccuracies here but the most annoying of all is that Daeodon wasn’t a pig

[@melvinbriones9438]

Do andrewsarchus exist or its just in the game it could be the ancestor of the pig

[@deddasna]

​@@melvinbriones9438 it exists; but all of the predatory ungulates that have ever existed were, and are not pigs.

[@fangbiangongjiang4004]

Very visually stimulating size comparison!

[@kennethcunningham-e3v]

Wow, this video is really informative and visually engaging! It's fascinating to see the size differences between prehistoric and modern animals. However, I can't help but feel like it downplays the incredible adaptations modern animals have gone through. Sure, the giants of the past were impressive, but isn't it also amazing how today's creatures have evolved to survive in vastly different environments? Just a thought!

this video is really fascinating and well-made! i love how it visually compares the sizes of prehistoric and modern animals. however, i can't help but wonder if the comparisons might be a bit misleading. while it's interesting to see how much larger some prehistoric animals were, i feel like it oversimplifies the complexities of evolution. size isn't everything, and modern animals have their own unique adaptations that make them just as impressive in their environments. what do you all think?

[@AncientWildTV]

I really enjoyed this video! The visuals were fantastic and it's always interesting to see how much these animals have changed over time. however, I can't help but think that the comparisons might be a bit misleading. while some species have indeed shrunk or evolved, isn't it also true that many modern animals have retained or even increased in size due to different evolutionary pressures? Just a thought!

[@indyreno2933]

The extinct mammoths are actually the youngest and most derived genus of elephant.

[@talllala]

For real! I had no idea. Interesting.

[@indyreno2933]

@, that's because the living asiatic elephants (genus Elephas) are more closely related to mammoths (genus Mammuthus) than they are to african elephants (genus Loxodonta).

[@karimmohamed2891]

3:28 African Male Lion can weigh from 200 kg to 250 kg at the average

[@johnanthonyp]

An African lion tops way more than 120 kg-Doubling that would be more accurate.

[@bluey606]

I know 6 of them😊

[@Dantae2612]

Wait... why was the prehistoric camel called smilodon💀 2:48

[@mrdarksky5746]

The chances of being killed by a saber-toothed camel is low... but never 0...

[@agneskumaseh690]

even i don’t know why

[@agneskumaseh690]

and livyatan can be longer than that

[@brenzilla_1003]

The giraffe beated his old version of himself😮

[@Ur1nOnlyRino]

It's by height when it comes to strength and weight giraffe will lose

[@HasanAlizadeh]

not in weight too​@@Ur1nOnlyRino

[@losinkalosinka]

Me:PUT REAL NAMES! Them: *Puts giant*

[@MarcusHaynes-p7w]

i really enjoyed this video! it's fascinating to see how much size has changed over time. but honestly, do we really think the size differences are just due to evolution? some might argue that environmental factors play a much bigger role than we acknowledge. it's a complex topic!

[@karimmohamed2891]

2:24 Kodiak bears can weigh 400 to 600 kg

[@natloz760305]

Kodiak Bears can weigh 450-800 kg...

[@Ner976]

Size comparison

[@taylorshelton3267]

At 2:53 you called the spectacled bear a bactrian camel.

[@Adam-u8x9i]

Tylko współczesna żyrafa jest większa od wymarłej?

[@gregoryvansteenkiste298]

modern bactrian camel ===> extinct smilodon? ERROR

[@feeberizer]

I live in southern New Mexico. We have a skeleton of a giant ground sloth at the Zuhl Museum on the NMSU campus. The drawing doesn't do justice to the 8 ft standing height. BTW, his name is Sid.

[@tonybarroso4771]

That's a megacamelus

[@justinelee5218]

I wonder why human-beings are bigger than before, but other animals are getting smaller.. both of them are evolved…right?

[@iamwhoiam2495]

Wooow I didn't knew that jaguars n lions weighs tha same😮😮

[@iamwhoiam2495]

And kangaroo being taller than camel😮

[@animalsspotlight7225]

2:46 Extinct Titanotylopus

[@SkipC-n3k]

great video! i really enjoyed the visuals and the comparisons. but honestly, isn't it a bit misleading to just focus on size? like, sure, some modern animals are smaller, but isn't it more about adaptation and survival than just being big or small? just a thought!

[@aditya9336pandey]

Extinct animals are bigggest than the current animals...i respect those legends😢😢🦕🦕

[@KyllianHoft]

Weet je wat uitgestorven roofvogels is🦤

[@Thulgore]

Names get wonky at 2:47 lol........weirdest 2nd smilodon I've ever heard of =P The camel after it too.

[@Wolfie_Blueberries]

Sid is that you/??

[@Roberto_Valencia]

The giraffe is the only one taller than its ancestor.

[@shadamradyn]

Yeah the giraffe grow up😂

[@juansebastiansalcedopardo3503]

Some information is wrong, like the Daeodon, the correct thing would be to say that it was more related to hippos (Yes, hippos) rather than wild boars.

[@JosephsJungle8]

Why are all the extinct relatives so small

[@Salty.Peasants]

Most of these are Holocene animals that survived into recorded history. Mammoths were around during the Egyptian dynasties. Marco polo witnessed elephant birds and Moa's.

[@Dannykuyten]

kodiak bear 65 - 90 kg i think you forget a zero

[@crosstatt7441]

The extinct counterparts of these animals were huge by comparison.

[@irembolukcu7223]

I suggest you write the lengths in cm as well.

[@benymmjohanson1267]

ft: what?

[@snackboxproduction5768]

modern giraffe is taller than extinct giraffe sivatherium

[@thepunisher2476]

Sebirian Tiger has 300kg not 190kg

[@giovannisousamarques5768]

There are no reliable registers for a Siberian tiger reaching 300 kg in near a century

[@indyreno2933]

Josephoartigasia is actually more closely related to the pacarana (Dinomys branickii) than it is to capybaras (genus Hydrochoerus), both dinomyids and cavies are part of the superfamily Cavioidea, but Dinomyidae is the most basal extant family while cavies are more closely related to cuniculids and dasyproctids, which are equally derived compared to both dinomyids and cavies.

[@abdulhakimsaid9264]

Hola, dicen que el daeodon no tiene nada que ver con los cerdos, es solo por la evolución convergente 😮❤🎉;lo que a mi me parece muy raro, es que los entelodontidos. eran parientes de los cetáceos y los hipopótamos 😮(!)Muchas gracias por el vídeo ❤🎉, vale la pena 🎉

[@animalplushworld100]

2:58 You put camel on Aldean bear No offense

[@curiousastra]

U made a mistake when u called another animal bactrian camel

[@ClienteNovo-u1m]

Gostei demais desse vídeo, obrigado Digit. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@animalsspotlight7225]

2:53 Modern Spectacled Bear

[@tomaszkurynski3161]

Kodiak - 90kg weight, cave bear 100-300kg xD who who wrote it? 3years old kiddo>?

[@peterwa7152]

None of the original relatives was larger than the blue whale, the largest animal of all time

[@Üœßç]

Megalodon is actually bigger than whale so that's why people are Glad that Megalodon has gone extinct. They eat Whales

[@EDPDBZ89]

@1:28: The image of the "extinct cave hyena" is actually a modern day striped hyena.

[@ZinedineKhabib]

Could of put a human silhouette next to each to give the sense of size

[@Ner976]

Horror vs extinct animals/ jason human vs cave lion/ zombie jason vs gelada/ cave hyena vs michayel myers

[@pedroroque829]

Which program you use for this?

[@thaoplay7650]

Steller sea cow weight 10000 kilograms

[@elidesportelli325]

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[@michaelmachung7233]

Kodiak Bear, 5'5"? Cave Bear, 6'6"? They're both 12 feet tall and weigh anywhere from 800 to 2400lbs.

[@noyb12345]

Kodiak Bear reaches 4 digits all day long 😂😂

[@gregoraszaudaizdaiauskas1765]

What the heck - Kodiak bear doesn't weigh 65-90 kg but much more!!!

[@indyreno2933]

Actually, straight-tusked elephants (genus Palaeoloxodon) are more closely related to both asiatic elephants (genus Elephas) and mammoths (genus Mammuthus) than they are to african elephants (genus Loxodonta), african elephants are actually more basal than straight-tusked elephants, asiatic elephants, and mammoths.

[@caela_s13]

3:55 ?? modern kangaroo 5-8 ft tall??? Kangaroos peak at around 6ft with the tallest ever recorded being 20 cm (7 inches) taller than average

[@Berxwedan.]

Thanks for cameraman for going back in time to record these animals for us 🙏🏼

[@blueerosion]

2:23 Kodiak bears do not weight 90 kg bro 💀

[@fisheater6992]

A kodiak bear does not weigh 90kg😭🙏

[@Riazor1370]

Titanoboa, ancestor of anaconda giant snake. Has lenght of big buses and weight 3 tons.

[@charlesisraelsson3901]

Kodiak bear 35-90 kg

[@hendrikgreune2674]

More Like 800kg

[@madarar7298]

The extinction animals are older than Adan & Eve.

[@AbeHJ]

2:55 ummmmmmmmmmm… this wrong

[@indyreno2933]

Correction, north american jaguars are not extinct, the north american jaguar (Jaguarius onca angustus) still exists today in parts of Mexico and possibly Arizona.

[@tristanapiado5325]

Kodiak bear weights only 65-90 kg???? lol Kodiak bear is the second largest bear, and the second largest carnivorous land mammal after the polar bear, The weight of kodiak bear can easily reach 550-700kg.

[@indyreno2933]

Actually, Smilodon had no closest living relatives, bohebaos (genus Neofelis) are more closely related to the jaguar (Jaguarius onca), all modern cats are more closely related to each other than any is to the genus Smilodon, hence the reason why Felinae is the only cat subfamily still existent today.

[@indyreno2933]

You should know that the Siberian Rhino (Elasmotherium sibiricum) was the largest rhino that ever lived and Macroeuphractus outesi was the largest armadillo that ever lived.

[@RoDino-hk1kt]

The Mordern Babakota looks like king Julian

[@itsletettering]

Imagane a You find a Megalodon 😂😂 Time to Say bye I guess

[@dhangrodriguez]

Bactrian camel are prehistoric animal 2:39 Especially Wikipedia learning Creature facts use Bactrian camel Wikipedia to read

[@leedscity6881]

If there was a giant everything else maybe there actually were giant humanoids after all.

[@szodoss7764]

Palaeoloxodon namadicus was the largest/heaviest land mammal all time.

[@DonnyJuhari-nr8pd]

length/height: imperial weight : metric

[@t-rextube6374]

Amazing 😮

[@JungDowns]

#DefeatAging #AntiAging We hate extinction and love prehistoric animals and present animals Traditional modern futuristic anachronism rules

[@orang_misterius124]

2:47 wow two smilodon

[@shelleyhill4366]

Why did you literally undersized some of the creatures. In documentaries, you would expect them to either get the size right, or they just beef them up.😂

[@benymmjohanson1267]

ft _ What

[@user-dgh9397]

Modern : 👦 Extinct : 🗿

[@jj.danlee6487]

I believe modern African lions and cave lion are very distinct cousins and not direct relatives in I also believe correct me if I’m wrong but a cave lion isn’t technically a lion

[@MacKlaus71]

2:45 Smilodon is a sabretooth tiger, not a giant camel!

[@Xenotaris]

technically the Smilodon is a Sabertoothed Cat or a Machairodontinae. which was a subfamily of cats that evolved along side the ancestor of Modern Cats subfamily, Felinae (small cats including cougars and cheetahs) and Pantherinae (Big Cats including clouded leopards).

[@indyreno2933]

@Xenotaris, actually, "Pantherinae" is not a valid subfamily, all living cat species belong to the subfamily Felinae, thus making Felinae the only cat subfamily that still exists today, in fact, there are only three valid cat subfamilies: †Proailurinae (Primitive Cats), †Machairodontinae (Saber-Toothed Cats), and Felinae (Modern Cats).

[@luisvendaval8014]

Creo la jirafa fue el único animal moderno más grande que su ancestro

[@frankvoncobbenrodt885]

👍there is not all right (zb. Bear) 🤷