Reacting to DINOSAUR with Stephen Fry- A NEW Dino Documentary!

[@VickyVanDam]

Stephen Fry: "Flowers didn't evolve until the late Cretaceous." *Diplodocus happily grazing on flowers in the Jurassic*

[@jeebus2313]

I know we can't expect every dino-doc to be Walking with Dinosaurs or Prehistoric Planet, but...just...good lord.

[@titanent]

yeah im pretty sure people should realize right now that the days of action oriented monster showcase documentaries should be behind us. but at least we do have prehistoric planet. that is like the best dino doc ever IMO, though i have more nostalgia for WWD

[@Akaryusan]

if you taught me modeling and animation when i was 10 years old, i could have made a better documentary and it would have been more accurate, even with 20 year old science.

[@firegator6853]

@Dav Yx Yx based on the trailer it's looks are amazing i hope they dont ruin them with inaccuracies

[@hplovecraftcat]

​@@firegator6853 The Tyrannosaurus roaring and moving its tongue doesn't leave me with high expectations

[@hplovecraftcat]

@Galaxy 08 the Tyrannosaurus clearly opened its mouth and moved the tongue. With the mouth open wide, what other audio/sound could they use? Even if they don't use the exact same roar, they'll still use a roar, which is extremely unlikely.

[@Mistral_real]

They literally used the ark pteranodon flying animation for the distant pterosaurs 💀

[@thefirehawk8520]

not just that, but they also stole the ark stego and titanosaurus

[@duckylikeswaffles1295]

I thought i was the only one that noticed, i wonder if they have more stolen assets from different games.

[@thefirehawk8520]

@@duckylikeswaffles1295 Other then those two and the ptera I haven't really noticed any other ones I'd consider stole, but some of the foliage are unity store assets and I'm at least 89% sure that the Allosaurus is a unity asset as well. The pterosaurs at like 34:00 are also 100% unity asset store

[@duckylikeswaffles1295]

@@thefirehawk8520 I have heard the Tyrannosaurus model might be from Beasts of Bermuda.

[@thefirehawk8520]

@@duckylikeswaffles1295 Looking at it again, you might be right on that one

[@NanuqEditzS]

Another thing wrong with this is that they used a Titanosaur, Stegosaurus and Pteranodon from ARK and when the Allosaurus open it's mouth they used the Baryonyx roar from Camp Cretaceous

[@Lator_the_Gator]

In fairness the roar is probably just a stock monster sound

[@Allosaurus-ov7vp]

The Allo model might have also be from Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom

[@garuga1512]

Imagine instead of a dinosaur documentary, Stephan Fry hypes up seeing a dinosaur in real life, but instead of showing off dinosaur, he just goes outside to do some bird watching instead and he never once mentions dinosaurs ever again Edit: Oh god, they took the Ark Titanosaurus model 37:42

[@hplovecraftcat]

That would've been so much better than whatever bs this was...

[@millenniumlaggus5176]

But birds are dinosaurs so he would technically still be talking about dinosaurs

[@garuga1512]

@@millenniumlaggus5176 that's the joke

[@millenniumlaggus5176]

@@garuga1512 sorry, I misread it

[@toyohimeyeswatatsuki6917]

Bird Watching is much more interesting tho

[@ComradeBobcat39]

This cgi makes the show deserve a new tier triple F to the 600th power

[@bizarreutahraptor]

or Z tier the complete bottom of the barrel

[@parakeetbudgie]

600 billionth power

[@ozthecapybara9182]

I can't believe that this dino documentary makes Bizzare dinosaurs look good( graphics wise)

[@dudotolivier6363]

I thing that a better comparison would be with "Jurassic Fight Club"... Yeah man, we are in THIS level...

[@StopMotionDryptosaurus]

@@dudotolivier6363 first rule of JFC: we don’t talks about JFC

[@jeffreygao3956]

@@StopMotionDryptosaurus We desperately need a GOOD VS battle show with prehistoric animals.

[@SaurianCYH]

There are youtubers who make better CGI

[@dudotolivier6363]

@@StopMotionDryptosaurus Nice reference. Never see the movie, but he seem to be good.

[@footl0se]

Imagine releasing this documentary after Prehistoric Planet...

[@kyokyodisaster4842]

THE Audacity!

[@goj1_lag00n]

This honestly looks like Mockbuster The Asylum would do.

[@TheInvisibleMan-06]

@@goj1_lag00n you hit it right on target, this is like the bone alone of dinosaur documentaries

[@TheMijman]

It looks like it came out 20 years ago. Jesus Christ it looks awful. And apparently not very accurate plus using stolen assets from ARK is a bad sign.

[@goj1_lag00n]

@@TheMijman WDRA came out over twenty years ago and it still looks far better than this big pile of shit.

[@rileyernst9086]

13:15 Stephen Fry does the very best impression of a drunk person wandering through the woods and encountering an allosaurus for the very first time that I have ever seen.

[@GTSE2005]

My favourite part was when Stephen said "It's fryin' time" and started frying all over the poorly-rendered CGI dinos

[@ilyadratutin6385]

No wander he is a flabbergast

[@nicholashaan7345]

Seriously though, where did this meme come from ? I kept seeing it throughout last year but can't seem to track down the source.

[@GTSE2005]

@@nicholashaan7345 Morbius

[@markcobuzzi826]

​@@nicholashaan7345 To explain in extra detail, it originated as the “It’s Morbin’ Time!” memes, which in themselves were a Morbius-themed parody of catchphrases like the Power Rangers’ “It’s Morphin’ Time!”. Basically, people on the internet decided to mock how uninterested they were in Morbius, by sarcastically hyping it up as the most amazing and anticipated movie ever. This included people making up scenes to fanboy over, which could not be disproven since nobody saw the film. A meme in which the titular character says “It’s Morbin’ Time!” and “morbs” all over his enemies particularly caught on. And people soon made alterations of that meme to poke fun at other bad/dull/polarizing media.

[@nicholashaan7345]

@@markcobuzzi826 Ahh i see, thanks for the explanation

[@combat-greyhound565]

34:53 it actually is the (old) ARK Stegosaurus Model...

[@guidi5083]

At 23:15 you can see the Ark pteranodon model. I spent too much time on this game not to recognize it at first sight...

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

This documentary makes Jurassic Fight Club look like a goldmine. It deserves its own tier.

[@jacobcox4565]

"Allosaurus would use its head like a hatchet. Diplodocus had a whip tail. Diplodocus was 40 tons. Pangaea was around during the Jurassic." *[EXTREMELY LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER]*

[@jeffreygao3956]

Technically Diplodocus could be ~36 tonnes if it was D. hallorum.

[@Skyypixelgamer]

And diplodocus tail whip isnt completely out of the question it’s just it wouldn’t have been sound barrier breaking if it did have one.

[@jacobcox4565]

@@jeffreygao3956 They said earlier that Diplodocus was 15 tons, so they switched between the 2 species' weight estimates. That would be pretty confusing to someone who doesn't know that there were more than 1 Diplodocus species. Also, jumping from 36 tons to 40 tons is still a big gap. A 40 ton D. hallorum would be really obese, even for a Sauropod.

[@cjbroskin1327]

This makes Spy Kids 3D look like a technological achievement.

[@TheOneTrueRwen]

23:11 you cant tell me thats not a Ark Pteranodon

[@TheOneTrueRwen]

34:47 also thats literally Arks Stego💀

[@TheOneTrueRwen]

37:45 and the Titanosaur from Ark the hells goin on made the first comment as a joke cause it looked similar but they're actually ripping assets from Ark

[@_matejos_7695]

Yep they stole them

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

"What's with these extra plates" *that is the ark stego model*

[@l0el]

34:50 that _is_ the old arc model...wtf, Stephen?! And I know it's not his fault, but it's not my fault that he has such a faultable name!

[@joshuaW5621]

This has made my day better than it was earlier.

[@redraptorwrites6778]

Then it was all worth it

[@dudotolivier6363]

@@redraptorwrites6778 That was likely a very ironic sentence...

[@joshuaW5621]

@@dudotolivier6363 not really. I was having a rather disappointing day, but than this video came out and made me giggle.

[@kennethsatria6607]

The allosaurus skull muscle anatomy looks like someone taped chicken meat onto a decayed bear skull with glued on random sharp teeth, I cannot fathom how that was given the okay

[@P.ilhaformosatherium]

Dinosaur With Stephen Fry is the next Jurassic fight club

[@revol_000]

Ah yes, I love me some good allosaurs casually livin in the Pangea

[@victorsztorc511]

The allosaurus skull kinda looks like godzilla's skull while the tyrannosaurus rex's skull kinda looks like the venatosaurus skull from Peter Jackson's king kong

[@Tyrannosaurus_rex.]

*Vastatosaurus rex, not venatosaurus

[@krankarvolund7771]

I mean, even if dinosaurs had super complicated larynxes, the roar is only observed in felinae. No other mammals roar, no non-mammals roar, it's a little ridiculous to imagine that dinosaurs would roar, when not even wolves do that ^^'

[@alejandroelluxray5298]

Closest any other animal had got to that are bears

[@indominus-rex196]

The models that were stolen from ark are the stegosaurus that’s why it haves the extra plates and they also stole the titanasaurus model that’s why it looks like it has rocks covering it’s body

[@natancesarprado1514]

Dinosaur with Stephen fry is litterally the opposite of prehistoric planet

[@jacobcox4565]

The real opposite to Prehistoric Planet is Jurassic Fight Club. At least they didn't go all out with fast-paced editing and gory mindless violence.

[@natancesarprado1514]

That is true and i said that cuz dinosaur with Stephen fry is new and prehistoric planet was released previous year

[@Cuckoorex]

The "T-REX" skull looks like someone who has never seen a dinosaur skull tried to draw a skull underneath a JP rex head.

[@awesomemanmatthew3450]

I hope this series never ends

[@NitroIndigo]

I laughed when the _Allosaurus_ roared.

[@kyokyodisaster4842]

Litterally: AHGHhgahghahghahgahaghgha noises

[@TheJericho1123]

i`d like to go back in time, where green screen didn't exist.

[@krankarvolund7771]

"Why is he just standing there and they don't acknowledge him?" Given the look of the CGI, I guess they didn't have the budget to animate interactions between a human and a model XD Same reason why some dinosaurs are presented with artworks, that looks good because it's just a drawing, and not a 3D model ^^

[@iguanaboi3921]

Goddamn, at least Jurassic Fight Club made their own models

[@GTSE2005]

This documentary's most disgraceful sin was using ARK's dinosaurs. They are literally the furthest thing from accuracy, which even ARK itself acknowledges. If anything, this shows how lazy the producers were in getting the facts right.

[@Oxal]

Oh no ark models on the DOCUMENTARY

[@Mr.Skits94]

I cant help but wonder if they got a team of graphic students in a local college or university to animate all this.

[@someguyontheinternet604]

Everyone has to start somewhere, I suppose. The CGI is still...'interesting' though.

[@rahnal21]

10:24 That because they used pre existing images

[@TheDragonsClawset]

30:00 yes, that is in fact the stegosaurus from ARK survival evolved. I have played ARK and I fear this documentary may have stolen the model plus a few others I’ve seen in the trailer as well.

[@_matejos_7695]

They did steal the models without permission

[@KO_Star_boi]

Red me boi you and Rick are my favourite raptor KZbinrs😅

[@redraptorwrites6778]

The raptor competition is strong so thank you 😁

[@antawnspencer7934]

I just looked into a TV TROPES article about The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs. The Artistic License - Paleontology section mentions that the Triceratops skull test had some minor issues. Triceratops would've had a lot of strengthening tissue supporting the skull, meaning its skull wouldn't break. Besides, Triceratops wouldn't be fast enough to charge at another animal and break its skull. Though I actually still agree with some of the facts about Triceratops in that documentary.

[@suchomimustenerensis]

Stephen Fry is the best part of the documentary and one of the few saving graces of this "documentary"

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

99% of budget went to get Stephen Fry...

[@parakeetbudgie]

stephen 🍟

[@krankarvolund7771]

Even without mentioning WWD, Nigel Marven does the same concept twenty years before with good looking creatures ^^' Even the mammals of Prehistoric Park looks less hideous, and mammals are awful in CGI with all the fur XD

[@mhdfrb9971]

I thought the dark age of dinosaur documentaries are over

[@lekhaclam87]

It reminds me of the tale where Alexander during his conquest stumbled upon a tribe still stuck in the stone age. I guess as the world progresses forward, someone somewhere will inevitably fall behind.

[@creepy6208]

34:57 Yeah, those are stegosaurs from Ark, they just ripped the models from the game

[@godzillapl8106]

There also shot with titanosuros from ark but not in episode but i think a trailer

[@creepy6208]

@@godzillapl8106 Yeah i saw them in the trailer too, i was hoping they wouldn't use any other ark dinos but here we are

[@_MaZTeR_]

Probably got it from a 3rd party site that hosts model, where someone had uploaded the model

[@trabistheidio1095]

We have quite a few Allosaurus specimens of all kinds of different sizes, with estimated masses of 1,800kg for more average sized ones, and 3,000kg for the biggest ones. This would mean Allosaurus would've weighed anywhere between 1 and 3 tonnes once adult.

[@thecommycompy5450]

life is pain, pain is life

[@DreadEnder]

4:15 yes the non avian dinosaurs were around for around 160 million years not 180 million

[@DreadEnder]

5:50 OH MY GOD WHAT THE HELL? It’s got a broken back and a toothpick for a face!

[@ItzInk]

I just god damn noticed… the velociraptor uses sounds from Jurassic world: the game. This is laughable as it doesn’t use the raptors, but the SALAMANDERS!

[@edoardoputzu2804]

14:24 I was looking the ceiling thinkig about my life, my soul f*cking ascended 💀

[@Satoru_Gojo_Fr]

I LITERALLY RECOGNIZED BIG AL RIGHT AWAY LOL I must have watched the allosaurus special too much

[@jurgen1395]

The expert with Stephen fry says that allosaurus weighed around 15 tonnes and its the same weight as diplodocus also episode 2 is a bit better than episode one but the next episode will probably mention the scavenger idea which I never heard until your valley of the trex video

[@jacobschannel]

It only gets worse from here... no need to watch the next episode. I haven't seen it but I heard about it and its honestly shocking how inaccurate it is. This documentary series not only has outdated information, but it has hasty and sloppy experiments (e.g. the melon bite experiment), and stolen dinosaur models from ARK survival evolved...

[@hasnwkatree2.0]

Oh hell nah. They really used the ark titanosaurus and stego model 💀

[@j-rexentertainment7246]

Red raptor looks like he’s in pain watching this documentary 😂.

[@BigAl145]

I've had a couple young people come up to me in the museum I work at a few days ago ask be how credible this documentary actually was. When I saw the show, I nearly cried. I've been a paleontologist for nearly 20 years (15 years professional, 5 years studying.). In this documentary, they contradict the creatures in it so horribly wrong, when they get a fact right (which is rare), it is hard to believe them. Hell, they even use ark models of pteranadon, stegosaurus, and titanosaur, which are not public use and is not exactly "good" for the show writers. This makes wildcard liable to take legal action against (channel 5 I think?). I sincerely hope that a new documentary comes out to educate people correctly, so I don't have to argue with ignorant people that diplodocus was not 30-40 tones, and that allosaurus was not 15 tones

[@raptorjc1791]

The allosaurus roar is the indominus roar from Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous

[@DreadEnder]

10:05 that looks similar to the microraptor colouring but nothing like archaeopteryx

[@supertrike5893]

Let's just be happy that this year we are going to get: Agate: Forgotten bloodlines (with THE NIGEL MARVEN being the main narrator) and Life Our Planet

[@Godzilla2000Zero]

And now Prehistoric Planet 2

[@DreadEnder]

What do you think about the new ankylosaur larynx find? I think it’s absolutely insane!!! No idea why there is barely any news on it but this is definitely a find if the century!

[@boblennox9251]

Agree. Mind-blowing and game changing, but nobody seems to have picked it up. At least we know now!

[@jeffreygao3956]

If you ranked this on the “Prehistorically accurate tier list”, this would surely be F but would it still be at least better than Clash of the Dinosaurs?

[@jross9553]

Not just F but F-

[@jeffreygao3956]

@@jross9553 If Clash of the Dinosaurs couldn’t break the rating scale, I doubt anything can.

[@liopleurodonthedinoman3637]

The Stegosaurus model was stolen from Ark, and that includes the Argentinosaurus model being the Titanosaur model from Ark as well

[@GoGojiraGo]

"Archaeopteryx was the ancestor of today's birds." BZZZZZZZT!!

[@SnapDaddy96]

The stegosaurus is the pre updated ark model as well as the titanosaur. Not sure if any others were stolen though and it seems like wildcard are looking into sueing because it's so blatant.

[@andrewb6194]

This honestly confirmed a fear of mine For every WWD style documentary (PrePlan, in this case) Where going to get 2 or 3 “Jurassic Fight Clubs” (this) Sadly, some creators only care about the money, and it sadly shows I hope the upcoming Netflix documentary is going to be a “WDRA” case (it’s looking to be that way, so I’m not too worried)

[@dudotolivier6363]

1 - Which "upcoming Netflix documentary" ?? 2 - Who's WDRA ??

[@joesaurusrex758]

1: Netflix is making a prehistory documentary for their our planet series called life on our planet 2: wdra stand for when dinosaurs roamed America

[@dudotolivier6363]

@@joesaurusrex758 Thank ! The next Our Planet will be good, after BBC is the master about Wildlife Documentary. But only with the trailer we have, there is already some classic errors typical of such docs. T-rex roaring, Terror Birds that lived at the same time than Smilodon thus they never encountered... But overall, that will be ok at least.

[@joesaurusrex758]

@@dudotolivier6363 your welcome

[@andrewb6194]

@@dudotolivier6363 if the Smilodon is S.Gracilis, then it’s not completely inaccurate.

[@Dylan-Hooton]

LOL. RRW's reaction to the Diplodocus's head at 27:10. XD

[@DinoTitanMaster]

And this is just episode 1 ☠

[@joschuaknuppe5849]

10:23 because these are at least partially done by actual paleoartists :P

[@spitfirebird]

This video has made my day so much better. I was stressing out earlier because I wasn’t able to go to school today, and I have a lot of assignments that I need to get done this week at school. I couldn’t stop thinking about having to do twice the work that I’m normally doing, and having to play a long game of catch up with my peers, but finding a video of you clowning on this piece of garbage has made my day.

[@markcobuzzi826]

16:58 SCP-682, is that you?

[@jonathansefcik473]

You should keep watching, if anything, for a future accuracy review.

[@thedinodude]

Red raptor writes on his way to cancel another documentary

[@kickerwhitelion7626]

If this was a fan made youtube documentary it would be pretty good.

[@singagency1481]

Why Diplodocus? Dippy is the unofficial mascot of London's Natural History Museum.

[@coconutthecockatiel478]

The Stego model WAS actually pulled directly from ARK

[@DarthMagog]

Nice, we get to see Red's face now. Good to see ya Red

[@bipedalcynodont962]

Your concept of "combine the 2 worlds" by having a shared voice actor is funny because Viva Pinata makes me want Dan Green to narrate my paleodocumentary pipe dream.

[@scaryraptor5168]

The Diplodicus looks like they decided to give it a horse face without skin. Utterly terrifying

[@fossilpictures8370]

34:51 ARK’s stegosaurus

[@fossilpictures8370]

No seriously! They stole the model from the game and put it on TV

[@KhanBalkan]

How is the cgi worse than WWD? Lmao

[@KnightmareFanFilm]

A face to the legend

[@millenniumlaggus5176]

NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW HE FACE REVEALED? (Or showed his face) I HAVE NEVER SEEN HIS FACE IF HE ALREADY FACE REVEALED

[@redraptorwrites6778]

Haha I have shown my face in only two videos before. A VERY old collab I did with a friend and in my 1K sub Q+A

[@millenniumlaggus5176]

@@redraptorwrites6778 I didn't expect you to respond this fast, let alone respond at all. Link the the video?

[@musicbyoakly]

Woa, ok, you do not look anything like what I imagined haha. Wish you a speedy recovery! OMG this looks like they made it in 2007 and only releasing it now. What I do like so, besides Stephen Fry being in it, is that they put him next to the Dinosaurs, so that you can kinda see how big they were in comparison to a human. That's where Prehistoric Planet failed in some scenes, in my opinion. Like putting the Dreadnoughtus in the middle of the desert with no reverence points, they could have been ant sized in that scene for all I saw. The Allosaurus is sooooo bad. They gave it the typical 1990s carnivorous Dinosaur box head, while in reality it's head was much narrower in front view. And this muscle skull thing is even worse. The crocodile like teeth, the space between them, and the short stubby skull. Like how do you show the real narrow skull, and then make the animation and be like "yeah that is nice". Surprised they didn't give it the JP wrist treatment. But I do get comparing everything to T. rex, tho. It is not only well known by most people, it is also a model organism, so comparing other big carnivores to it makes kinda sense.

[@at-rexontheinternet1388]

I don't really mind calling dinosaurs monsters if we call animals like sharks, crocodiles, and hippos monsters, to be honest.

[@jacobcox4565]

The thing is we shouldn't call any animal a monster. Even sharks, hippos, and crocodiles aren't monsters. Yes, they do violent things, but that doesn't make them any more of monsters than any other animal.

[@at-rexontheinternet1388]

@@jacobcox4565 Monster can refer to size too. I mean, someone can say "That is a monster sandwich!" And nobody would think the sandwich was evil.

[@jacobcox4565]

@@at-rexontheinternet1388 Yeah, but when you apply that word to animals, it makes people think they're evil. If I said wolves are monsters, people would think they're vicious creatures that kill everything they see. Movies like Jaws and The Beast are perfect examples of portraying animals as monsters.

[@chrissquibbs6099]

This was a awesome way to spend my day ahahaha. I love seeing new dino content from your channel. Always wanted to ask since it's very "kinda" dino related since he was created from one, you like Godzilla? Btw yes the stego was a stolen art concept from ark. I literally was saying that right before you mentioned it in your video to my wife hahahaha

[@redraptorwrites6778]

Uhm I casually enjoy it. I've seen a few of the movies and have played a few games. I'm not invested in Godzilla though

[@chrissquibbs6099]

@@redraptorwrites6778 was only curious lol. I'm a hardcore fan and saw in one of your videos his epic dropkick clip hahaha wasn't sure. But also super love dinos so don't worry still have a dedicated fan in me lol

[@bruh949]

Monster Resurrected: Finally a worthy opponent

[@AJSai3007]

I’m curious to hear your thoughts of a mocumentary series set in the Jurassic universe. Do you think it would be a good idea for Universal to do or not? And if so, how would you do it?

[@therosrex5488]

17:40 that isn't an Allosaurus skull. That shit looks like the I. rex. Oh, sorry, I-Rex.

[@mitkoogrozev]

What the hell? That Allosaurus 'skull'. Looks like some sort of mammal/lizard chimera , and those muscles don't make any sense at all.

[@BigAl2-u7e]

They did my boy Allosaurus dirty

[@eoau]

How the hell did they get Stephen Fry to do this? I love dinosaurs and Stephen but what the fuck lmao

[@krankarvolund7771]

Even if we assume that the lower jaw don't matter and that the skull of Allosaurus could withstand the force of the blow, he can use his upper jaw like a meatcleaver. Okay, and? We use meatcleavers to cut through something like a bone that is perfectly still, or kill something with a violent blow to the head, that's not useful against a thirty tons Diplodocus ^^' Unless you can open his skull with a violent blow, but like, if you can grab his skull with a bit, you can kill it too, there's no real advantage there ^^' EDIT: Okay, they tested it against a watermelon, nevermind, that's totally a valid strategy :p I guess if Allosaurus hunted watermelons and lettuces, he could used that XD

[@mariedufore8795]

My eyes they burn from seeing the wings of the Quetzalcoatlus

[@joekane1844]

The allosaurus walked like a morrowind argonian

[@DreadEnder]

New cutting edge technology!!! Just ignore the last 12 years

[@LoudmouthReviews]

30 years

[@DreadEnder]

@@LoudmouthReviews well the debate has lasted some 30 years but some information has only been around 12 years (wether false or true)

[@alexr.1283]

The allosaurus sounds are from I think the escorpius rex (camp cretaceous) or the night feeder (primal)

[@dudotolivier6363]

Really, they just took things from any others dinos medias for their dinosaurs and the sounds they made. There only stolen stuff.

[@YetAnotherLetsPlayer]

There's another show airing on BBC called Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs. It's a 2 part miniseries that literally airs right after this. It focuses on palaeontologist excavating and studying the many dinosaurs found in a mile long stretch in the Morrison Formation. Since its focused on the palaeontologists you don't see the dinosaurs very much, but it's a 1000 times better than this.

[@_MaZTeR_]

I'd rather see a documentary just on excavating dinosaur fossils than 1 hour of the same monster roar on repeat and different dinos biting each other over and over and over.

[@Parroting_Australia234]

'New research' doesn't always mean it's correct. It just means it hasn't had a chance to proven wrong yet.

[@quintenwhyte6660]

Get well soon, dude 🤟🏾👍🏾

[@thedukeofchutney468]

This makes Jurassic World: Dominion look like Prehistoric Planet. Man this is bad! 😂

[@hinskiemaso9198]

Broooo... Those are 1:1 Ark stegosaurus, I can even see 3 pairs of spikes on thagomizer, also Titanosaurs is stolen from ark.