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[@TytubeT]

This is the scariest and most sorry I've ever felt for a zombie. It's not a mindless brain eating entity, it's a literal infected animal trapped in a state of feral, and in an empty body.

[@Drillwoman_2]

Sierto que triste😣😣

[@user-dt3vg4eb7h]

No😢🎉😢😢😅😊😊😊😊😮🎉😂😮😅😊😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@daniandfriends4471]

And it had to watch itself kill its herd, family, anfriends without being able to do anything. Absolutely heartbreaking 😢

[@nugsymalone1247]

Kinda reminds me of rabies, minus the water drinking part.

[@joheglismerlano7505]

Que es eso

[@monkeydigs6696]

It's honestly scary how accurate this is to rabies. Having encountered a rabid animal once before It was suprisingly similar.

[@shadowflame099]

It’s not too far off from rabies, but it adds a form of parasitism via controlling the central nervous system and the flesh rotting off. It’s more akin to prion diseases like mad cow disease or chronic wasting mixed with rabies. If anything, this fictional illnesses resembles more similar to mad cow disease.

[@monkeydigs6696]

@@shadowflame099 You are aware rabies targets the central nervous system? it literally goes to your brain.

[@joehumpston7937]

Foaming at the mouth occurs when the throat muscles go into paralytic shock, causing the saliva to froth up

[@shadowflame099]

@@joehumpston7937 A cause due to neural damage from the rabies virus. However, as shown, the dinosaur has shown to be able to swallow after gulping mouthfuls of water. It didn’t show signs of hydrophobia. It’s possible the later stages of the plague may have induced the paralysis in the esophagus after the host is taken over. Much of the plague remains an eldritch mystery.

[@joehumpston7937]

@@shadowflame099 I got you. Turns out that Rabies virus is only transmissible to mammals.

[@docmagnus6890]

This is still one of the most goddamn terrifying zombie anything I've ever seen

[@derekchapman2192]

I just saw it tonight yea creepy shit

[@Guu-ball_earth141]

Imagine seeing that in Jurassic Park!

[@tonybanks1148]

Walking dead, WWZ, resident evil, last of us, call of duty black Ops, DC and marvel zombies, and then this.

[@gutsop95]

​@@tonybanks1148 idk why you even brung the others up. Those don't even compare to a giant fucking manic zombie dinosaur by an ass hair..

[@table2392]

The only zombies to even come close to this level of horror is the necromorphs dude, and I still find this variation infinitely more disturbing.

[@danielvanstaden8247]

The sound did it for me. It sounds like the dinosaur is constantly struggling to breath from all the fluids in its airways, and that makes me feel like I can't breath listening to it.

[@VicturdLovesTurtles]

yeah same

[@braxtondurley1995]

I felt so bad for the dinosaur that got infected. He must have gone through so much pain transitioning into a zombie.

[@jadenmcmillan4306]

You thought a regular virus hurt badly, it must have been gell for him

[@ragibmahfuz5241]

the thing is it might know what its doing, but literally cant stop it

[@exyoutubexl2805]

Yes same here it was the victum of this virus

[@ElamYCringeyQueen]

Which dinosour? The parasoura or the big boy dinosour (I don't k ow what it's called)

[@adawnicusautocon]

​@@ElamYCringeyQueen the Argentinosaurus/Big Boy

[@SleepingSounds425]

The fact that his symptoms progressed so quickly into signs of infection is scary. He literally only took a few steps before he felt out of breath and was in desperate need of water. Then it quickened the process of decay while putting him in a similar state of the lyssavirus.

[@carenxatu5962]

Right?! There is a lot to be terrified with this scene, but that is definitely one of the scarier aspects.

[@GuyChooo]

This also makes you wonder what type of diseases that existed back then.

[@carenxatu5962]

@@GuyChooo horrifying. Especially when I think about how the fungus back then was likely massive. Do you know there’s a type of fungus that infects insects and essentially turns them into zombies? It’s freaky af.

[@adawnicusautocon]

You do realize that it was a time-lapse right?, an infection like this including the skin coloration wasn't instant

[@GuyChooo]

@@adawnicusautocon after the sauropod was bitten, it immediately goes to the pond to drink while its skin is already green, I think it's that instant.

[@psychromaniac3525]

This single episode won two Emmys

[@hikothealien2758]

AS IT SHOULD 🔥🔥🔥

[@misswonnykins9841]

Well deserved! 🏆

[@CoolSpudMan]

And, fun fact: this was the filler episode of the season and us not actually considered canon

[@teskii9430]

Seeing it in pain and suffering through the whole episode made my heart ache

[@rabiaaitayitouijer9789]

Atleast he ate good

[@TheGodNika_]

A mí me dieron nauseas

[@lesan837]

​@@rabiaaitayitouijer9789 not even that tbh, since both of the infected Dinos are herbivores

[@BadEnd98]

One of the most disturbing animated scene I've ever seen

[@pambower5215]

You clearly haven’t seen bare foot gen

[@Necron98.introvert]

@pam bowser what is that

[@basedimperialism]

​@@pambower5215I have seen that anime. It's definitely not something to be snarky about.

[@shadowflame099]

As much as I find it pitiful for the sauropod, the infection that let it to its rampage is one of the most horrific fictional illnesses I’ve seen. Rabies with flesh eating disease? No way I would want to know how that works.

[@stikbr5833]

Think rabies, but it makes your everything boil

[@shadowflame099]

@@stikbr5833 oh it gets worse. Everything from your skin down to your muscles and connective tissue rotting away from your very sight, leaving you in an emaciated appearance. A living skeleton so to speak. No control of your actions as you’re reduced to a monster, only succumbed to madness in an ever present control from the illness.

[@tonybanks1148]

Just inject you with some to find out 😂

[@valent5]

Well it basically just leaves nothing except the central nervous system on the inside of the infected creature

[@shadowflame099]

@@valent5 Believe it or not, there are parasitic fungi that can do this to beetles and flies. Even if the other organs have been rotted away, the central nervous system is still there, but not as the same. Basically, a hijacked host.

[@Smthn_Wicked]

The fact that it caught up and *PASSED* another *FULL SPRINTING ARGENTINOSAURUS* scares the shit outta me.

[@axehead45]

Shows how the plauge sees physiology and says “fuck that” They would not be able to run like that let alone jump.

[@flameofthephoenix8395]

@@axehead45 I like what another guy said, the thing controls the brain, and there are a lot of limits that aren't physical, but rather your body trying not to damage itself. Which is observable through drunkards who fail to listen to what their body says due to their state of mind being pretty poor, and also some insane people who also have the same problem.

[@somethingwerid7]

the fact it could outrun spear and fang too makes it even worse. sauropods arent built to run like that either. there big and bulky

[@miguelsantiago1448]

I don't think large sauropods could sprint.

[@flameofthephoenix8395]

@@miguelsantiago1448 Depending on your definition you're using sprint just means to move as fast as you can, no specific speed.

[@nhatbui8925]

“Wtf happen here?” Said the archeologist stumping on these fossils

[@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello]

65 million year old zombie virus: guess whos back

[@axehead45]

@@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhelloback again

[@ShadowDurza]

It was a total massacre, but whatever did the deed wasn't interested in predation, it was killing just to kill.

[@ZandraLong-nu2wf]

I think for me the most disturbing death was when the infected sauropod jumped one of the other's backs and the ribs came out of it stomach.

[@kaystorm7519]

POV: you realize how heavy they are

[@excalibur493]

Brutal as fuck, yeah, but I loved it.

[@GRAVITY-OF-SECTOR]

2:46

[@vladtheimpaler9577]

The poor dinosaur. He was just minding his own business and then all hell broke lose.

[@christopherscott262]

Diseases and dinosaurs were this terrifying back then just imagine what bugs were like

[@Niikhavod0]

Is a fictional dise

[@some_dude_maybe]

It's fictional, but realistically miserable. Just those sounds... jeez

[@Slym_Slayer]

Da bugs from fallout

[@garybrown2039]

I mean, look up the size of some eagles from prehistoric times.

[@TheGrandUsurperOfDeath]

That last dinosaur got the best death yet lol getting impaled through some tree spikes and dying is wayyyyyy better then getting bit by that zombie thing and slowly turning into one of those zombie dinosaurs

[@landonletterman831]

It's a sickness thing. He killed all of those dinosaurs in a "rabies" like rage. They're not turning. Evidenced by the bite that turned him, he kicked the little dinosaur and it hit so hard the body broke, and it literally couldn't go on (didn't keep crawling on, despite an intact skull). Brain (eye) went back to normal in the final moments, almost leading to believe this is a single monster itself, passing from host to host, and leading the host down a genocidal path of self destruction (can't find no more, transfer to a different host) Numb to pain, numb to damage, but not numb to death, it seems (also weird that the eye goes back to normal like it does, in the final moments, like there's some kind of magical origin to this sickness). This thing is just about like all the other monsters Spear and Fang have defeated with fire, desperately destroying its current host as it tries to infect one of them to continue on.

[@jjsancho2340]

@@landonletterman831 dont know man. The big thing is surely in pain by watching it to the last second of the episode and it seems resilient but it keeps screaming all the time. Its either because of the plague driving it nuts, the wounds it sustained, the organs deteriorated, the brain put past or beyond its limits, breaking the laws of its physiology or all of the above. Good thing it died in the molten lava but who knows how many it got infected or were infected prior to this poor thing's demise. And if only exist only host I hope that will be the last time otherwise who knows if a night feeder specie or those raptors catch this virus.

[@tegamingother]

guys guys can you stop arguing whether it's a plague or a parasite down in the comment section?! Who cares it's called the plague or madness so that's what it is, because plot reasons.

[@missemperordiaz4689]

@@tegamingother I agree idk why yall are so mad about it it dont matter. I agree getting impaled by spikes is way better then getting bit by a zombie tho

[@MultiTon09]

@@tegamingother nobody was arguing though?

[@PrinceZaos]

I just want to know how many other dinosaurs that infected parasaur attacked first and if there are even more infected dinosaurs out there that are on a rampage as well.

[@digdog66]

That would be terrifying

[@ciranopunalesvigliarolo3788]

it killed them all so no

[@facemite]

it seemed more like a curse that jumps bodies then a virus

[@stage4cancer27]

Maybe the dinosaurus extinct because this parasite and not meteor

[@LadyLeomon]

Given how infectious it is I’m pretty sure we would’ve found out about it if there were more ... unless when everything with the Viking Chief is done if Spear and Fang return home there’s an army of melting Dino-zombies 😨😨😨

[@BasicallyAlph]

This is more terrifying than most movie zombies and also take a look at the eyes, looks like he/she is crying so that means a little part of the mind is still conscious but mostly infected

[@RedHatGuyYT]

you afraid to misgender a dinosaur?

[@monkeydigs6696]

@@RedHatGuyYT LMAO

[@monkeydigs6696]

Also by the way it's a male. I think his name is tooth foot.

[@ammonitetheseaserpent3761]

I’m willing to bet the eyes are watering from them being irritated.

[@RedHatGuyYT]

@@ammonitetheseaserpent3761 that's also true...

[@ericmartin601]

I still think this is the darkest episode in the series so far

[@elcuentahistorias6781]

idk the Fang and Spear vs Viking villa was for me the mos raw and darkest

[@clipsclipsandmoreclips3384]

One of the darkest. There’s also the giant bats, the Night Feeder, the ape colony, the Viking village and the Primal Theory.

[@user-yn6ts7yx4g]

i agree

[@STAGISTODAY]

@@clipsclipsandmoreclips3384primal theory was kinda goofy imo

[@Itcbto]

2:53 the pure horror in his face

[@wog301]

"GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME!"-The sauropod probably

[@axehead45]

How would you feel if a hyper aggressive human with flesh sloughing off came running at you?

[@kaystorm7519]

LoL

[@Man_Aslume]

Really went :0

[@CoolSpudMan]

Looks kinda goofy ngl

[@rumblingprune1525]

As I child I loved dinosaurs. As a teen I loved zombies. Zombie dinosaurs is just beyond genius! I love this show💕

[@joehumpston7937]

Especially an Argentinosaurus. That’s not just any dinosaur; at over 100 tons, it’s the largest land animal that ever lived. Literally, the only animal bigger is the blue whale. One of those things gone rabid? I’d be more terrified of that than a T-Rex.

[@flameofthephoenix8395]

@@joehumpston7937 At least it's not infecting anything given its massive size.

[@igornagonski8215]

​@@joehumpston7937no

[@tusharroymukherjee3370]

Something about a 50-something metric tonne animal with the strength to level a truck going insane and gaining a strength,endurance and pain-tolerance boost is oddly terrifying.

[@Stayed_Gone]

Holy mother of god this is the most unsettling zombie animated film I've seen BY FAR- like damn

[@sor.valeriemay]

We may pray Rosary and novenate that this shall not be true Amen

[@Rico12VR]

zombie camerasarous:*vomits blood other camerasarous near the water:is he ok

[@martinmaracek657]

I believe that this is Amargasaurus

[@Rico12VR]

ok

[@axehead45]

@@martinmaracek657 1:15 close but it’s an argentinasaurus.

[@williamchronister6462]

​@@axehead45I always thought it was a Diplodocus

[@axehead45]

@@williamchronister6462 Nope, he is apparently not

[@ChoiiXMasters]

Alter Schwede, was für ne Folge. Familienvater wird zum Zombie, tötet seine gesamte Familie, verstümmelt sich in seiner Rage selbst und endet nach einer langen Jagd in einer Lavagrube. Emotionen, Horror, Erleichterung und das alles ohne ein einziges Wort. Diese Serie ist einfach der Hammer!

[@strangerleif]

Wo hast die Serie komplett gesehen?

[@CYBERNORM]

Wo gibt es die Serie zum anschauen?

[@niklaskurz6269]

Amazon Prime

[@matthiaspforte7891]

@@niklaskurz6269 wie heißt die die Serie

[@pain002]

@@matthiaspforte7891 primal

[@Thommy2n]

What if Cujo… but if he was a dinosaur? I am wowed, terrified and saddened all at once. Just like with the Stephen King classic, they manage to effectively draw sympathy for this creature who didn’t ask for this to happen. Before cranking it up to 11 and making you yell at the screen “RUN! RUN! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD RUN!”

[@silviaieremici3384]

You are right, my life!

[@Sticwick]

probably the scariest zombie transformation ive ever seen

[@Constellations1240]

At 0:21, it looks like the Parasaurolophus almost looks like its smiling. Like its final thought was; 'Finally... it's over'.

[@purrito3822]

I feel like the eyes returned to show the Para what it just did, the virus WANTED to let it experience the last few seconds of pain and let it watch the rampage.

[@dontkickmychick6076]

"It's your turn now, bastards..."

[@weezact7]

The thing that always irked me about this scene is that the brontos, if they are anything like the large herbivores of today, would be aggressive af, not run away. Things like elephants, hippos, elk, etc. They are ready to throw down when threatened.

[@qualmless7499]

It's gigantic. It wouldn't care about anything short of a true predator.

[@DanusMish]

I mean ... they were gonna throw down or at least attempted to, the zombie just got the first hits and was assumingly stronger than usual they only started running away when a bunch got beaten down which is what a herd of elephants would probably do.

[@katinamarnela3065]

To be fair, elephants and rhinos are agressive because they have predators to legitimately fear in their habitats. Those dinosaurs are so humongous I doubt they have any natural predator, therefore they have no use for a brutal temper and are just gentle giants

[@sonofjack6286]

They don't have predators once they reach adult size, which takes a while to reach. Their size gives them a reason to not have fear of pretty much all predators.

[@NostalgicOccultist]

Herbivores are also intelligent, one of them tried to fight back right at the beginning and got slaughtered, the others are gonna recognize it as too dangerous to face and make the smart decision to try and flee

[@argus1489]

Die serie war schon verstörend aber das ist next level shit

[@testosteratort.5660]

Is geil

[@UthAgghua]

Stell dir mal vor wenn es diese Seuche in Real Life geben würde😱 Also so etwas würde ich nicht mal meinem Schlimmsten feind wünschen

[@gurkenrick2351]

@@UthAgghua würde ein Riesen Chaos auslösen Vorallem als biowaffe im Krieg man könnte sich mal vorstellen was nord korea damit machen würde

[@UthAgghua]

@@gurkenrick2351 das will ich mir nicht mal vorstellen

[@arrowpictures2844]

How is one zombification feel and look more terrifying than most horror films.

[@KeeganMeyer-um3or]

What’s even more sad, was that he was probably still conscious throughout all of this.

[@alternate1942]

Everyone’s wondering why the other dinos didn’t turn and it seems like a pretty simple answer Correct me if I’m wrong but they took life ending injuries so they wouldn’t be able to turn unlike the first one that just got bit on the leg and didn’t die instantly

[@systemshocker2875]

2:12 I am so glad it missed the nest on the right

[@JKF10210]

It didn't care about the nests

[@stemmingtrain5188]

the badies won’t survive without they parents

[@LightRaven96]

Something that bugs me with this scene is that the infected one bites the Alpha and that game ends it but the tiny Dino bites the big one and it gets turned.

[@tommaso8819]

Probably because it died on the spot

[@neomorphdestroyer3383]

I think this plague can only be active on one creature at the same time, that would explain why the parasaurolophus died just after it infected the sauropod. The sauropod was a much better host for the plague , biggest and more dangerous than the first . If the plague could be transmited to multiple hosts then all the sauropods would be infected .

[@LightRaven96]

@@neomorphdestroyer3383 that's not how viruses work especially if we're taking something like this one it seems to be based on rabies witch spreads through saliva and from what you can see in the full episode this sauropod gets bitten turns then during its rampage it falls off a cliff and gets stuck in a area where it can't move but it brute forces its self into a bigger area tearing of a huge chunk of flesh too the point you can see bones and this some how means that the one it bit couldn't get up and go on its own rampage.

[@neomorphdestroyer3383]

@@LightRaven96 Well this is just a theory, because from what we can see this is not a regular virus at all : after the first infected dinosaur died the thing on his eyes retire , and later we can see the same thing in the eyes of the infected sauropod ( like this thing can "possess" only one host and the original host has to die after infected another creature ). Because if the infection could work on two hosts at the same time then why the first dinosaur died immediatly after infecting the sauropod ? And we never see another infected dinosaur after the sauropod was burned but he bites many other sauropods , so i dont think this infection can spread like that.

[@dtox5559]

@@LightRaven96 given that there are supernatural elements in this show, it would not surprise me if what we're seeing is a form of possession that goes from host to host via infection.

[@Galerie_R6368]

Normal zombies scared me for a long time then I got over it this makes my fears come back bro

[@pixelsdigital5730]

I never feared zombies in games not even the realistic jump scares and such, even though it’s animated this brings on a fear I wish i didn’t have I need a men in black “Forget Me Stick” at this point

[@saurythesausage6849]

Such a massive sauropod is probably the worst possible animal to get infected by the plague of madness, I think this because sauropods are so large they are literally on the verge of being to big to live on land, but if a sauropod where to force itself to use its massive body in a way that forfeits their own survival and surpassing the limits of there bodys, they could do insane things that only godzilla could do otherwise, at the cost of their life.

[@theelysian1172]

I always got a twisted land before time vibe from this. You can't tell me that wasn't Littlefoot with his grandparents!

[@nicklagoudakis4674]

What ?????

[@rtanimation2135]

Why did you say that, tell me,why?!

[@ArianaFan95]

1:00 Ich nach dem Lockdown wenn die Bars wieder öffnen

[@milanmilansoloconte]

2:46 It was supossed to break the vertebre in the half💀

[@Tinkyowo]

The animation and the sounds makes this really creepy

[@sherryelder9511]

Plot twist:this is little foots future self.

[@giovannipagliara7342]

The fact that it turns herbivores into homicidal meat eating zombies scares me the most I mean if you think about normal zombies even human zombies , we already eat meat its not that weird after all but image seeing a cow or a moose eating another animal Honestly that feels more scary than a normal zombie

[@flameofthephoenix8395]

Not so much, a cow or moose would definitely eat another animal if they're already dead, and they're not exactly adverse to killing either. But normally they don't run around with the sole purpose of murder...

[@lewd2851]

Its kinda equally weird and scary that the first dino just bit the bigger one and died after getting smacked once, this one went on a complete killing spree and, for a time at least, survived getting dipped into lava just to continue on. Its like the virus switched from 'transmit' to 'murder'

[@gabrielstelea1606]

I mean the little shit got thrown into a tree with god knows how strong of a force. If that didn't shatter everything inside him then I don't know.

[@thebananamelon5065]

Plague Inc skill issue. Never up the severity that much when the number of infected is that low. Even in prehistoric times, that strategy won’t work

[@zaimoeh4391]

"Mein Chihuahua ist ganz nett" ihr Chihuahua:

[@axehead45]

Every small dog ever

[@garybrown2039]

You want to know what I find the most terrifying about this? That thing was drinking from the water after it got bit. I mean, I know Rabies doesn't spread that way, but still we don't know what kind of disease this is since it is in the past.

[@soezmeansban]

It is the plague of madness idk if its in the past or future or present

[@G3.6]

This episode is the most memorable and incredible without a doubt.

[@SpaceUniverse2992]

1:57 Night feeder: void ghidorah Infected Brachiosaurus or smth: wither storm

[@fetusthegreat9797]

While this is one of my favorite pieces of zombie media period, my mind wanders to more horrifying ideas like where did the virus begin? Is that water source no contaminated and able to spread the plague to anything that drinks from it? What would have happened if those others had survived and become infected? I love it.

[@sofiah6997]

To imagine such peaceful giants be turned into violent seeking monstrosities in a matter of minutes scares the absolute shit out of me

[@kikolektrique1737]

this is an interesting take on zombie infection. Like imagine that, like its not a dinosaur walking around but a zombie dinosaur unable to feel pain and just going on pure killing instincts. and then bring in humans. crazy stuff

[@idkwhattotype4704]

It was such a big mistake to watch this when I’m trying to sleep. It’s literally 1:56 AM as I’m typing this. Oh goodness this is so terrifying!

[@Dakito-Advik]

This is better than the modern zombie films

[@undisclosedidentity9893]

3:13 People with intense Hay fever be like:

[@LordCrate-du8zm]

Papa Nurgle really outdid himself with this one.

[@dwarfie24]

I wonder if this plague was started by the scorpion devil? Reason I am thinking so, is because the Sauropod was really persistent in pursuing them, and we know the scorpion wants them. Altough then again it could just be the virus that made him persistent.

[@scares3859]

i guess this particular pathogen's disease symptoms makes the infected host insane and uncontrollable till it dies due to severe infection

[@STAGISTODAY]

i wouldnt think so, why would the scorpion devil need to make this virus if not for fun? besides, from what we know mira was the first of his to venture onto this island, so why?

[@dwarfie24]

@@STAGISTODAY As in he didnt know about them before Mira?

[@user-jt1cr9xo4r]

저공룡이살인마??😢😢😢

[@Slitoni]

It's the central nervous system that allows the infection to move the body around so it would have to be fully burned either lava or fire

[@mariacrislynvillanueva1981]

Most terrifying here when the first he get biten and see himself becoming zombie and is vomiting a blood

[@limasapenas]

I'm someone that just hates being sick, because I gone so many times to hospital as a kid and always was a terrible sensation, especially vomiting, it happened so much that I learned to vomit just by forcing, at any time. Anyway, I hate it, and then I look at this and can just imagine the times that I was sick, Bro just imagine you're sick af and you throw up and just comes blood... Thats fucking terrifying.

[@hehelegiongobrrrrr2118]

I think people don't realise its genuine power although it is obviously recognised as an unimaginable threat

[@ZENTRONPRIME]

2:22 WITHER STORM SOUNDS

[@FireGodzilla541]

Wither storm sounds can be found anywhere, from cartoons and animations Actually, telltale didn't made the sound

[@schmexelslp5277]

Kunst, nehme ich mal an.

[@testosteratort.5660]

Jawohl

[@spacemopsi]

Kunst kennt keine Grenzen 👽😉

[@FernandoRamos-ec6bv]

Genndy Tartakovsky should do adult animation more often.

[@excalibur493]

He's making an R rated movie.

[@lochvonsavoy2936]

My 5 yr old boy found this on youtube...and had nightmares for 6 months afterwards🤣

[@williamchronister6462]

Feel bad for your 5 year old. Did he stop having nightmares now?

[@hachi666roku]

The Zombisaur ran after That Last Dinosaur like *Fam, Whereya goin? You not done here*

[@user-db1hj2qi7q]

Sauropod was really persistent in pursuing them

[@wolk2097]

wir brauchen noch mehr davon

[@NDJ3]

Es gibt leider nur 10 folgen Und Staffel 2 kommt erst nächstes jahr

[@texasbutter1341]

Cringe pfp

[@wolk2097]

@@texasbutter1341 cool

[@matthiaspforte7891]

Sehr sehr geile Folge, wie der Zersetzungsprozess voranschreitet

[@dasparadoxon7720]

Einer der Gründe warum manche glauben dass es ein Fluch war. Wie zb der vom Wendigo. So ein rasend schneller Verfall würde einer Krankheit keine Chance zur Vermehrung geben.

[@anasazi1178]

The only question i have is, how come the brachiosaur or however you spell it, turned but we didnt see the other one turn when it got bit, after it tried to stop the first one? That would have been cool to see.

[@Nah-ps7iy]

I agree to the answer that it died on the spot, maybe if a plagued dino bit a dead dino it wouldnt turn id say it has to be alive

[@scares3859]

You have to be atleast alive to get infected, if your life processes of your body stops working then the pathogens can't utilise your body anymore. (well they still can for some extent but as you're dead already, they can't turn you into a 'walking' infected.)

[@asimpledude8688]

I think that was more lethal bite than it looked.

[@roxanimacion400]

*I'll show it to my little cousin who likes dinosaurs, to traumatize him XD (lie)* 😛😯🦖🦕

[@Tinkyowo]

xD

[@demonqueen3886]

🙄

[@ralphbelcher]

0:44-1:20 -The sound effects really speak to you in their own, haunting way. Even the sighr gives off a feel of intense rage and anger, a pure feral rage that takes out ALL your mental limits and discards them. Edit: More details to speak of. 2:02- None of the herd is effected by the infected ones stomping around, even as it got closer. The herd really trusted each other and had absolutely no fear of practically anything before this. This, this here is where they learn how the creatures they've lived beside for thousands of years felt, how true FEAR of something much bigger, and much worse then itself feels.

[@Titan_camera417]

If only the mini dinosaur that bit him hadn't gotten infected, everything would be calm 👍

[@nicklagoudakis4674]

Maybe so

[@phalanx1284]

Was für‘n kranker shit! :D

[@TheNJ93487]

Wooooaaahhh. It's the zombie dinosaur, isn't it? 😕😰😰😱😱

[@hornetscout2579]

The scariest episode of the show by far

[@roxanimacion400]

Omg! That so amazing animation😱😨😮😳 what a horror if it really happened

[@IIIllllIIllll]

Alle sagen krank versteh ich nicht, das sind Zombie-Dinos. Wann waren Zombies mal nicht brutal? Alles absolut normal und künstlerisch gut umgesetzt!!

[@NDJ3]

In Minecraft

[@NDJ3]

Nicht wirklich der Sauropode war in Sekunden takt grün und hatte abfallende Haut sie hätten es so zeigen können wie er langsam die Krankheit merkt

[@suzukka7352]

@@NDJ3 Oder den Zeitsprung hinnehmen

[@NDJ3]

@@suzukka7352 kann man auch aber Künstlerisch nicht perfekt umgesetzt

[@suzukka7352]

@@NDJ3 Wer Perfektion erwartet wird leider immer enttäuscht

[@the_official_petergriffin187]

Danke ich mag diese Folge

[@sleepy_baby89]

The fact that the dinosaur is throwing up BLOOD shows that he is very much in pain.

[@annarockabilly6001]

Was eine kranke Folge aber geil :D

[@Obani177]

shinagawa kun reference? 1:34

[@Comander555666]

Mega Folge, vor kurzem erst geschaut.

[@ismellthecheeze6436]

Favorite episode

[@flowertoons21]

1:16 primal clip: zombies dinosaur throw up

[@AnyileimyEspiritusantoalcantar]

Está serie lo tiene todo 😃

[@fishmuse833]

watching it since i ws 8 it ws good ive watch it 19 times now :D

[@zildjian-mendiola]

Es ist wirklich beängstigend

[@stefanbesendorfer1323]

Hab schon viel Positives über die Folge gehört, auch wenn sie krank as fuck ist.

[@CS-my2wp]

By far my favorite episode

[@zexika8206]

ist das die 2. Staffel? Wenn ja wo kann man sie sehen?

[@XX-jk7hx]

Well... bon apetit!

[@pavelklishin1953]

Ich frag mich bloß wie der Parasaurolophus sich infenziert hat und warum die anderen Sauropoden nach den Bissen nicht zu Zombies wurden 🤔

[@NDJ3]

Sie waren ja tot

[@Gaming.Gamer.]

Eine der Fragen kann ich beantworten: Wenn man genau darauf achtet sieht man, wie der Sauropode seine Artgenossen wenn nur am Hals gebissen hat, was sie definitiv nicht überlebt hätten könnten. Der Parasaurolophus hat ihn ja nur am Bein gebissen, was nicht lebensbedrohlich gewesen wäre. Somit muss er die Säuche wohl übertragen haben, wodurch das Ding überhand krank wurde. Als dieser dann Amok gelaufen ist hat er dann seine Artgenossen so attakiert und teilweise sogar zerstückelt, dass sie dessen Verletzungen nicht überlebten, wodurch der Virus der Plage nicht in der Lage war, seine Wirte rechtzeitig zu diesem Stadium der Krankheit zu bringen!

[@jared4513]

That looks terrifying I should give primal a watch while I'm recovering from shoulder surgery I just recently had

[@marymaza2187]

What terrifies me is how did the parasaurolopus get infected? What hapenned to HIS herd? How far did he manage to travel (while possibly infecting other dinos) before biting the argentinosaurus?

[@coolboi1377]

I feel bad about the dinosaurs 🦕 :(

[@STYHaiyan]

i feel bad for those babies inside those eggs

[@JDR00L]

my stomach hurts

[@michaelmontague244]

Universal Stock Roar 2:32

[@seba6364]

1:58 that's the wither storm sound. Cool

[@princeedmirovillar8044]

I imagine and fantasize myself in such zombified state then loudly telling other people "SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME MY FREAKING FACE IS STILL INTACT!!!

[@D.S_Productions]

Das Vieh gegen den Indominus Rex oder Indoraptor 😂

[@ilovedottoree]

Das wär mal was anderes😂👌🏻

[@torreeric499]

1:26 Sauropod vomits blood on the water contaminating it. Wouldn't that spread the infection further on those sauropods that drink that water and perhaps other species of dinosaurs that happens to take a drink on that water?

[@xenoboy7828]

Well it killed every other Sauropod so i think they stay dead But other Dinosaurs could Drink from it and get infected

[@axehead45]

No. It seems to be like rabies, so it could only spread through bites. The blood might be able to transport it. But it’s extremely unlikely and rabies needs a host to survive