Reconstructed Sounds of Dinosaurs

[@ABAlphaBeta]

Yes, it's a mistake. It should read pterosaur. It's now been almost 2 years of continuous grief over this in my inbox.

[@cyborghack]

Oof

[@calebc.1970]

Still a cool video. We can’t do everything perfect

[@georgesarmiento7366]

Do the part 2 please!

[@T-Rex49.]

its ok

[@Mephilis78]

Also, pterosaur is kind of a blanket term. Meaning that any given pterosaur species might sound different.

[@phoenixx8963]

The T-rex is literally making his own horror movie ambiance

[@Toripusutashi]

Plus the sound of the footsteps in a thick jungle. Or them getting louder 😫

[@sfsaviation]

man T-rex scary but id shit myself empty if i saw that brachiosaurus swinging that long ass neck around and charging at me making that noise

[@exogaming4513]

That what they use in horror movie to scare you

[@AlvariuxGaming]

True

[@phoenixx8963]

@Yungdaggerdick I think it sounds like when the moon is getting closer to the earth on the last day

[@is0p0d]

Everyones saying the T-Rex is nearly inaudible, I can't help but think that you'd *feel* the t-rex's roar more than hear it. Well, that and terror.

[@suqmadique9762]

try headphones

[@miketaggard309]

You would actually feel the vibrations.

[@callancaustic9355]

That was the point, to vibrate the ground and unsettle prey

[@the1crusader832]

@@miketaggard309 oh sh*t that would be terrifying

[@bobbyhill4118]

You would hear a deep sound vibrating the earth and pulsations of creepy sounds leaving as you’d hear it’s massively heavy footsteps slowly distance themselves from you. That’s when you’d know it’s time to run for the burrows... or the trees. Or some good hiding place.

[@slavpowered912]

Actually the t-rex's noise is more terrifying than a roar, just imagine hearing it while walking in a forest.)

[@yakigesher-zion7289]

bluferday ros tbh, I’d lol

[@dereenaldoambun9158]

I like the noise better. Roar sure are cool but the noise give the feels of 'not safe' & 'unsettling' to them.

[@wendysfreshneverfrozen1853]

@LegoGuy87 you'd feel that shit shake ya

[@jakeemup9303]

Nah, I think anyone would be more scared of a loud ass fucking T. rex roar😂😂😂

[@firegator6853]

i agree i dont thing a loud vibration in the forest is a good thing to hear

[@xenopis7862]

It’s so scary, the sound of the t-Rex is theorised to be so low, that it would low-key rumble your chest, like thunder when you’re close to it. You would not see or hear a t-Rex when you are being hunted by it, you would feel it.

[@Skiivin]

Why would it make sounds when hunting

[@dankooo5211]

Thats wild

[@spencerman07]

​@@Skiivin Either as a predator tactic or an intimidation tactic

[@KW-de9sc]

@@Skiivinthey were opportunistic hunters. If a pack of herbivores breaks away and loses track of a few members or leaves eggs all the better.

[@JeanMarceaux]

You would feel it, like an octabass or a particularly riced-out Civic.

[@thelouisfanclub]

Other dinosaurs: roar, grunt Parasaurolophus, an intellectual: *orchestra tuning noises*

[@ninthkaikan1544]

thelouisfanclub Viola section be like

[@M4gicMark]

I think the pitch is a microtone between D and Eb, idk though, my pitch training isn’t up to par yet

[@HartTheHunter]

This comment was sacrilegious

[@ninthkaikan1544]

ThatOneEyedTitan Only the 6 stringed Viola completed with a gold plated outline that’s shape as a banana is sacrilegious

[@HartTheHunter]

@@disorderlychinshapes4246 Anywhere there is orchestra/symphonia/chamber there is twoset

[@MultiAavila]

Honestly, I’m a lot more scared of a damn near inaudible t-rex than one that roars.

[@anonymousalligator3339]

oh my god, yeah, and if alligators can make water vibrate with their loud and low calls, you'd bet a t-rex is going to make your *bones* shake

[@eamonahern7495]

Same

[@thebutzel9752]

THAT SABLEYE09 I mean you would because of just how loud thier footsteps would be but yeah

[@macaronicheese1407]

Sneaks up on you

[@bryanvaldez9398]

@@macaronicheese1407 passive perception -10 xD

[@pejig.598]

When I was listening to the T. rex I was like “is the video gon start or-“ then I realized that was the noise lmaoo

[@soltanastrs8126]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@potatogeneral4072]

I had the heater going and didn't even notice it the first time 😂

[@danielantony1882]

Cliché mainstream spoiled ass.

[@MINIBingo]

Same, thought my headphones are broken

[@danamaybee]

LITERALLY SAME

[@entombedmachine1518]

I absolutely LOVE the velociraptor sounds. Extremely reminiscent of a type of warbler, very bird-like and probably quite accurate.

[@JaimeLacson]

it sound like a shoe bill

[@xenomorphbiologist-xx1214]

It’s just the sound of a Eurasian bittern. Based on analysis of its skull, its ear system was sensitive to frequencies that are similar to the call of a Stellars Sea Eagle

[@sourya5472]

@@JaimeLacson makes sense as it's skull design and some cells are actually pretty similar to velociraptor

[@JaimeLacson]

@@sourya5472 Really i thought i was dumb

[@sourya5472]

@@JaimeLacson you are

[@Drakonus_]

What we expected from the T-Rex: **Epic roaring** What we got: **Earthquake vibes**

[@danielantony1882]

Well, the T-Rex is a stealthy predator. It's roar/sound is so low that you wouldn't hear it. You would first feel it in your spine.

[@prod.rhodamine]

@@danielantony1882 they weren't really stealthy from what I've heard, their main strategy was just to charge at mf's and hope they weren't faster than them

[@danielantony1882]

@@prod.rhodamine That's not true. They were ambushers. Charging at prey directly would simply make their life Harder. Your point makes no sense.

[@danielantony1882]

@@prod.rhodamine ok?

[@prod.rhodamine]

@@danielantony1882 ok...

[@beetlejuiceisreal238]

Carnivore dinosaurs: mmmmmm Herbivore dinosaurs: *ungodly screaming*

[@Wooawzers]

Nice to see vegans have always been the same.

[@devanshkamdar5442]

@@Wooawzers that was perfect

[@beetlejuiceisreal238]

@@Wooawzers oh no lmao

[@secretgarbage6581]

@@Wooawzers here's your Grammy sir 🏆

[@rociogallegossanchez]

It does make sense though. Hunters need to be quite to catch their prey. Herbivores have to escape them, so it's understandable that they made noises scary enough to scare away those that could eat them

[@DarwinskiYT]

The triceratops sounds like someone is pushing a heavy chair across a room

[@devanshkamdar5442]

yeah, but only terrifying.

[@delrasshial7200]

LMFAOOOOOOOO LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@delrasshial7200]

XDDDD

[@Peachypakiri627]

Darw!n 42 it’s legit just stock sound effects of a bear. You can hear the same audio from Taurus Demons in Dark souls 1

[@russianraccoon7401]

So do all the vegans

[@the_monstah6378]

Not so fun fact: the low bellowing sounds of the T-Rex would be so low pitched that you would never even hear it. The noise would simply rumble through your entire body. Strange to think that you would feel noise. This also leads me to believe that T-Rex would’ve been an excellent ambush predator despite its rather large stature.

[@user-vortigaunt]

No, you would never hear it because you dinosaurs are extinct.

[@th_mexicn_k.d]

@@user-vortigaunt it took a whole entire rocket scientist group to figure that out💀

[@lxttiedxll959]

Additionally, by the time you know it’s there, it could already smell you. It already knows exactly where you are

[@twistedyogert]

I guess it depends on what frequencies dinosaurs were able to hear.

[@leipzigergnom]

Imagine running through a forest hearing those veloceraptor sounds in the distance, and then, when you think you are safe, deep in the forest, you feel the deep humming sound of a T-Rex.

[@oualidbro.c6196]

Velociraptor and tyrannosaurus rex didn't coexist, velociraptor lived in Mongolia around 70 million years ago, t-rex in North-America.

[@antonbrakhage490]

@@oualidbro.c6196 True. But other raptors did exist alongside Rex. Specifically Dakotaraptor, one of the largest of the group at around 18 feet long- which makes it the second-largest known predator in the Hell Creek formation after Rex.

[@keisui89]

_just when u think youre safe_

[@Kpba32]

@ThatOneOddLookingDog ThatBarksAtYou everybody gangsta till the vibes of a t-rex hits ya bones

[@onnizx]

It's T. Rex not a T-Rex

[@JWW-bj1sp]

I hope they asked for the dinosaur’s permission to use their voices in this video

[@glamgonkurous]

Yeah me too hopefully they're not angry

[@beansstalk8175]

Your-r your likes

[@Nazcew]

They are extinct, you can’t ✈️

[@bubbanoobnoah2693]

@@Nazcew r/woooosh

[@xokerenn]

L1T B0T WOOOW REALLY?! We didn't know😳😳 bruh u ruined the joke

[@astrojonastrojon]

Imagine you’re just an innocent creature in the forest and hear a deep microwave behind you

[@dapperdino6044]

AH FRICK THE MICROWAVE IS AFTER MEEEEEEEEEE!!!

[@TherealDutchvanderLinde]

Imagine getting into a time machine only to hear those sounds.

[@missvida6251]

I would boo boo on myself!

[@komandorshepard3083]

Imagine getting into a time machinę just to meet this "Jesus" guy. I don't know why but that would be the creepiest for me.

[@timohara7717]

​@@komandorshepard3083 an incomprehensible form observing the non sentient dinos

[@bulldawg7232]

Imagine if an intelligent alien species landed on earth during this time period ... Or imagine if we visited a planet like this now. It would be crazier than any star trek episode

[@useless1958]

Just IMAGINE being in a forest and start to hear that "HMMMMMMMM" This is so much more terrifying that a roar

[@sadisticcargo9389]

You cant hear it

[@thepowah4734]

@@sadisticcargo9389 but you can feel it I believe.

[@sadisticcargo9389]

@@thepowah4734 yes

[@NicolasPine]

Hmm. Fuck.

[@nanawakagimi1208]

@@NicolasPine i understood that reference

[@danodden9783]

Bruh imagine being an old prehistoric rat or something and you feel the ground rumbling bass of a T-Rex.

[@ze2149]

T-Rexes were scavengers, not hunters. Not really that scary unless you decide to piss it the fuck off

[@LetsGoGetThem]

"Bruh" Stop

[@danodden9783]

@@LetsGoGetThem "Bruh" no.

[@christiancinnabars1402]

Ethanzm They’re scavengers the same way hyenas are scavengers. Get food for free when you can, but also get your own when you need to. And seeing how large T. rexes are, they’d need _a lot_ of food.

[@ahmicqui9396]

@@christiancinnabars1402 You are completely right my sir

[@vexusvexed]

For those confused by T-Rex: Recently studies have suggested that the T-Rex couldn't roar, but instead bellowed, like a crocodile or alligator. Hence the ominous sound you heard.

[@Soul_Alpha]

I get that but since when is it and velociraptors like birds? I don't remember the switch from Jurassic Park to this.

[@alexgrubb1057]

@@Soul_Alpha Wdym?

[@alexgrubb1057]

@@Soul_Alpha Jurassic park isn’t realistic in the slightest. If that’s what your talking about. You didn’t word yourself well.

[@Fonthandler]

Love it. 👍

[@jed1nat]

@@alexgrubb1057 Well, these overly feathered renditions are also outdated now. T-Rex probably just had some patches of hair-like feathers.

[@nandernugget]

If someone where to go back in time, I’m sure getting lost in a jungle hearing all these off putting sounds would’ve drive them insane

[@adam-cs6qb]

"All right so t rex is first" "When are they gonna play the sound" "Wait, that was it?"

[@franktheprank7336]

The best part is, its theorized to have been able to produce infra sound.....meaning you would not hear a Trex, you would feel it in your spine.

[@GreenGoblinCoryintheHouse]

Good lord the pfps...

[@gurlygirl5019]

Same lol

[@eliteevildarkness5830]

Yes that's how it sounded

[@Lizik]

francisco safar can I have a source/article on that?

[@kagnaz3975]

"Back in my day, the music sounded so much better." The music:

[@donamacabra3455]

It's true tho

[@enec5025]

Still better than lil peep

[@syrilascended1172]

@@enec5025 hey man show some respect to the dead

[@enec5025]

@@syrilascended1172 You don't respect a man just because he's dead. You respect his work and legacy.

[@syrilascended1172]

@@enec5025 Its implied but still why u gotta do my man lil peep like that tho?

[@Ryu1ify]

These are honestly scarier than any roar, especially if they were mostly inaudible

[@deviljho4260]

Y'Alldabaoth Parasaurolophus could Rupture eardrums and even daze other dinosaurs from its ‘roar’ alone.

[@Ryu1ify]

@@deviljho4260 Nevermind

[@thawg5500]

0 holy shit

[@efu2046]

@@deviljho4260 so, Parasaurolophus have a range attack? Neat!

[@gorestfump8935]

@@deviljho4260 bullshit

[@tomatertate]

Listening to this makes me sad, as creepy as some may sound. To know these creatures once roamed the Earth, only to be wiped out by something from space. Totally out of their control. Their last few minutes alive must've been so stressful and scary. Dinosaurs fascinate me ♡

[@suzumi111]

@S1LLY_M00N_0N_P4WZwe could just live underground at that point

[@victorsegovia3958]

Imagine how fresh the air there must have been.

[@cdemr]

I want to breathe it so much

[@Uselessmouth12]

KOΛLΛ_ NET21 Good luck getting that in late Cretaceous with all volcanic activity XD

[@Kunumbah1]

Imagine how easy it would’ve been for you to die back then.

[@spacemanapeinc7202]

Not really, unless you want to breathe in a 50% to 30% more Oxygen atmosphere environment. That’s roughly insane in how much Humans can intake.

[@bigdingus69]

@@spacemanapeinc7202 This wouldnt be a problem as far as i know. There are oxygen cabins, that are especially made to simulate these conditions, you just get a lot of stamina when you go in such a cabin.

[@melinoe5655]

Everybody gangster until the t-Rex goes mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@kxxxk_]

1:02

[@НиколаИвошевић]

Until the Allosaurus walks in

[@Jobe-13]

SumGuyNamedPedro 😂

[@НиколаИвошевић]

@Tristan Wintle And you are so dumb if you don't.

[@akumakoa5726]

@@Hihelloto LMAO

[@gicady]

That moment when herbivore ones sound more terrifying than the giant predators

[@Tyrantlizardking105]

Tovarășul Lenin you wouldn’t think that way if you ACTUALLY heard the Trex. It’s only low frequency, so difficult to hear. Especially because were listening through a distorted recording. If you actually heard a Tyrannosaurus, you’d likely FEEL that noise ricochet up your spine as every fiber in your being is telling you to get out of there as soon as possible.

[@ampassapera]

Andrea Nestore What are you trying to say?

[@gicady]

@@Tyrantlizardking105 yeah, you would probably feel the ground vibrating like his sound is pure BASS.

[@gicady]

@Andrea Nestore how can you even compare them wtf !?

[@shodan2002]

They dont want to be heard they are predators

[@offbrand0941]

The jurassic park t rex sounded scary, but can you imagine being alone in a forest and you just hear the rumbling of a t rex?

[@dusk3308]

i love the concept of the t rex having a low humming sound instead of a roar. its so much more intimidating.

[@vadernation1233]

Reminds me of the low humming crocks can make. It’s cool

[@dusk3308]

@@vadernation1233 it really is! crocs sound like drains LOL

[@moebeans72]

I think it might be that the roar is to loud to hear Edit: I was wrong

[@orbismworldbuilding8428]

@@moebeans72 too low of pitch, but it is actually pretty loud so you're close

[@4piecespicy589]

Well, it's an apex predator. Any reason it would want to present itself? Also if it wanna can't it spook the whole jungle just by stomping?

[@unregisteredassaultbutterk1185]

Other dinos: Strange but relatively expected Rex: *The haunting vacuum of a cold unending void*

[@joyce_rx]

His noise is honestly so much scarier than any roar. Imagine _feeling_ it in a densely packed forest. Also, if you were close enough, it would probably be so loud that your eardrums would pop and go deaf

[@retrospekt2794]

@Yungdaggerdick Just because you don't think it's loud, doesn't mean it's not loud, it's just out of our hearing range, a sound low enough can rupture organs and destroy eardrums

[@tylersauls2765]

Really hope they make a horror movie based around actually 100% realistic dinosaurs. That shit would be terrifying, ESPECIALLY THE REX. JESUS.

[@notspider-man7777]

Thankfully, the T-Rex could only run about as fast as a normal human, so you could escape if you're lucky.

[@tylersauls2765]

@@notspider-man7777 Well . . . that is if it's alone.

[@yogurplease9670]

Meteorite: I'm coming boys T-rex: Hmmmmmmmmm

[@elreddaa1124]

Hahhaahahahhahahhahahahaha

[@thekittycat64]

Yogur Please LOL

[@stellakurogane4095]

Starts making vilager noises

[@no-ev1om]

T-rex sounding like my phone on vibrate Mmmmmmmmmmm,

[@adeodry7566]

😂😂😂

[@littledevildude]

Perfect! That's exactly what they sound like in real life, back when they were all alive.

[@popelidups9217]

How... How do you know

[@XbladedGG]

@@popelidups9217 he was there obviously

[@filthygrape7882]

T. rex sound like a damn microwave

[@whatinthegoddamn]

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@extremelyfungibletoken6903]

* BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP *

[@azmin3057]

Hahaha.. Really 😂

[@gabrieleporru4443]

Chef Mike

[@grumpyguy112]

Its low vibrations would be enough to terrify you if the reality didnt already that it can hear your quietest footsteps & smell you wherever you go as it seeks you out as a meal.

[@ghostpercs]

i think the trex had a “roar” to the point where you could feel it throughout your body because it was that low, but you couldn’t hear it.

[@ABAlphaBeta]

Yep, that's what I was trying to convey!

[@ttortilla]

Idk about you but i find it really creepy and unsettling the bronc too

[@blocksksksks]

@@ABAlphaBeta how about you make a vid about the t rex roar but we can hear it this time? but i think the vibrations might be to communicate with other t rex's

[@ghostpercs]

ManOfBlox23 kzbin.info/www/bejne/maHMoZSLm8iho68 here’s one that has it a little louder.

[@mtflieutenant7693]

Exactly...so deep yet *powerful* ..similar to a huge...vvvery low pitched bass speaker......lovely.

[@OmegaWolf747]

That T rex rumble really stays with you in a chilling, unsettling kind of way, like a really good supernatural thriller.

[@honorarysnowbunny]

A dinosaur horror movie with accurate t rex sounds and them camouflaging themselves in the trees till the last minute would scare me more than anything

[@JunaidWolf3]

@@honorarysnowbunny this video was from 2 years ago and they have realized that T. rex didn’t have feathers also it would have made a roaring cry much like how it is in jurassic Park

[@pancakes8670]

There was a rumble? I don't hear anything

[@teewithey5879]

@@pancakes8670 try headphones

[@The4j1123]

@@JunaidWolf3 That just isnt true. Dinosaurs and other animals of the era hadn't yet evolved vocal folds. Instead they communicated using air bubbles in the throat that they'd trap and release

[@Eazy-ERyder]

That white feathered T-Rex looks absolutely Adorable!

[@astelp9220]

Tyrannosaurus: *noises* Demon in my room: why would you say that omfg im crying

[@debohancock4716]

Underrated Comment

[@cocakula6093]

Roommate?

[@theworldoverheavan560]

lol

[@lovemybaby21]

T-Rex: am i a joke to you?

[@aabbccdd4710]

Unfunny

[@monstervain]

Therapist: "The T-rex is extinct. It won't hurt you." The T-rex: *HHMMMMMMMMMMMMMM*

[@Poogwan]

*STARTS TO TELL TRAGIC ANIME BACKSTORY*

[@peppix9477]

XD

[@arandomzoomer4837]

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Skeksi.

[@jaylbee1099]

GAMER I spilled coffee from my mouth reading your comment

[@Poogwan]

abhay raichand lol

[@not_Spell]

Other Dinosaurs: *Make some sort of grunting or moaning sound* T. Rex: ゴゴゴゴゴゴゴゴゴゴゴゴ

[@IgMayEngel]

"gogogogogo"? What do you mean? I heard more like "mmmmmmm"...

[@Abyzzol]

@@IgMayEngel he meant it as the menacing sign from jojos bizzare adventure

[@visceralities]

Spellbones *menacing*

[@TheDiamondBladeHD]

Diego Brando sounds

[@hayhaybelle6820]

ㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁㅁ

[@srcreeper02550]

the brachiosaurus sound sounded the scariest to me. imagine being in the jungle and seeing a long neck followed by a low, high-pitched roar? the t-rex was quite unexpected.

[@Whywasthisadded]

"Pterodactyl" *shows a picture of a quetzalcoatlus*

[@ellamacleod2901]

Cat Yes I’m pretty sure the velociraptor sound is an actual bird call. I watched a couple videos last night about strange bird sounds. Idk if this video is that accurate 😂

[@Whywasthisadded]

@@ellamacleod2901 yeah I noticed that too, literally the sauropod was just a sped up whale call

[@xano2921]

@@ellamacleod2901 The dinosaurs didn't roar, they sounded just like birds

[@Whywasthisadded]

@@xano2921 oh I didnt notice that he was saying the velociraptor calls were innacurate bc they were bird noises oops

[@Shottas4Twenty]

It wouldn’t be too far fetched to assume that the antecedents of our modern dinosaurs would sound a bit similar

[@sensationalsebastian8041]

Fun fact: that low roar a Tyrannosaurus Rex has is loud enough to burst your eardrums. Honestly, which would be scarier…a roar like in the movies, or a low, humming that shakes the ground.

[@abel3557]

🧢

[@ElazarY]

@@abel3557 pe ar

[@SetuwoKecik]

Tried to use headset because I don't hear anything. My ear feels painful on t rex

[@aiiiia9971]

I want a movie with this sound

[@nand87]

@@aiiiia9971 Them productions don't want nothing new, the roar has become the conventional sound for T-Rex and they won't give a low frequency humming sound for them.

[@Sora2314]

The triceratops actually sounds like what we would think

[@clitcrusader4897]

Imagine walking outside and running into a lizard that can make those sounds

[@dylanmccormack5600]

It sounds exactly what a reptilian rhino would sound like lmao

[@darwisonsevero8863]

Reptilian rhino

[@Kaledrone]

Just like Einstein. He sounded exactly like you'd expect him to sound.

[@Koshka_krysa]

Good thing he didn't have feathers.

[@Bizob2010]

Oh man....love it. I would love to see a video, presentation, or paper detailing how they developed these sounds (i.e., the scientific modeling/thought process that went into determining what they would be).

[@lucasfuller8426]

The t rex is lowkey the most terrifying sound you could hear in nature

[@GustavoHernandez-wf6nf]

A microwave sounds scary to you?

[@randomg9054]

Gustavo Hernández coming from a fuckin T. rex ye tf 😭

[@roboticartist2793]

It's much like the theme song from Jaws it terrifies us

[@ethanphilpot7643]

@@GustavoHernandez-wf6nf you misunderstand. It's not just that you hear the noise it makes. An animal that big has a very powerful throat, enough to make the air around it vibrate should it make such a noise. *_You'll feel it vibrating in your bones_*

[@rokukou]

@Soymaur bahahaha, no. humans and dinosaurs evolved many, many years apart.

[@nickmalachai2227]

Fun fact: exposure to deep (often below human hearing) vibrations are a source of anxiety for humans. We are evolutionally geared to avoid places that have these deep humming noises for long periods of time. This is in part because unstable cave systems will often vibrate on these levels. Now we know another reason why.

[@cinnababy6331]

Well we never encountered tyrannosaurus rex, so we can't owe that part of our evolution to them. But it's possible that other prehistoric predators made similar sounds...

[@nickmalachai2227]

@@cinnababy6331 plus, the frequencies I'm talking about are way below what human ears can hear, anyways, so this wouldn't qualify. We technically feel them through our eyeballs.

[@ilaoliphant8796]

@@nickmalachai2227 I thought we heard them through our jaw bone...

[@ilaoliphant8796]

Really? That's interesting... I've always found deep vibrations very soothing...

[@gamalielvacasolis3484]

Nick Malachai Are you implying that the Tyrannosaurus was still alive by the time we existed?

[@oscargruber8582]

It actually makes sense: Theropods make bird sounds like emus and cassowaries, while Sauropods and the triceratops make bull or mammal like sounds.

[@depressedgojisaurusrexandc5372]

Tyrannosaurus would have been able to let out a pretty loud growl

[@jaisonfire1]

@@depressedgojisaurusrexandc5372 Wrong

[@iclynnx]

@@jaisonfire1 And why is that? Explain before simply stating someone is incorrect.

[@jaisonfire1]

@@iclynnx it's throat anatomy literally can't produce loud noises.

[@iclynnx]

@@jaisonfire1 Hmm, okay, but do you have a source for this information? Preferably more than one source. When it comes to dinosaurs I like when there's stuff backing it up on not only one place, but multiple. I don't want to simply be like "oh ok!" to anything people say. There's a lot of misinformed people around the world.

[@seanenzoblasco2468]

props to the cameraman for time traveling for this one 💀

[@ultimateninjaboi]

Honestly, modern scientific recreations of these guys make them sound a hell of a lot cooler. A little more alien, a little less dramatic, but a lot more scary and more grounded in their modern descendents realm of sound

[@ultimateninjaboi]

@@oldtv5389 i mean... recreations and descendents were the two big ones. XP. And theyre not really THAT bad. XP

[@ultimateninjaboi]

@@oldtv5389 good chat. X3

[@DarkAngelEU]

They kinda sound like someone blowing different sizes of bottles, which is fine. It's still fascinating imo

[@shania9528]

@Flee Gaming Damn bruh, get some education and quit being an anti-intellectual (especially towards a normal comment that’s not even remotely verbose- makes you look dumb)

[@mir0h2714]

@@shania9528 Just because someone doesn't know what something means, doesn't mean you have to call them an "anti-intellectual" which in this case, a dumbass. Instead of being an asshole, you could try and teach them what the fuck it meant.

[@aquafresh3150]

Veloceraptor: NHHHH HMMMH Jurassic Park Raptors: **noises from the depths of hell**

[@worldwatcher6999]

RAPTOR 1:Cough cough cough COUGH! RAPTOR 2:(in HISHE Raptors voice)I told you to lay off smoking sis. RAPTOR 1: (also HISHE raptor) What!? I'm just calling others for dinner! I figured out how to unlock the Doors where all humans are hiding.

[@satanbrony9235]

The original raptors form the first Jurassic park movie are turtles having sex, so they are not noises from hell...

[@aquafresh3150]

@@satanbrony9235 shut the fuck up

[@satanbrony9235]

@@aquafresh3150I am SERIOUS. The vocalizations of the velociraptors in "Jurassic Park" weren't the recordings of angry animals, but in fact rather less intimidating reptiles getting it on. "It's somewhat embarrassing, but when the raptors bark at each other to communicate, it's a tortoise having sex,"

[@RyanRipley69]

@@satanbrony9235 theyre also the sounds of dolphins

[@abcdefghijkllmnopqrst]

deep respect for the guy who went to record these sounds

[@remijiuslux2333]

Bruh

[@mr.cringe2533]

Those guys were brave!

[@zilpha6190]

I know right :0

[@peterpanther8627]

إسلام تمتص bruh I've seen you commenting on r/Arabfunny shitposts

[@afoxwithahat7846]

Hahaha

[@nacho1864]

Props to who time traveled and recorded the noises

[@usuariogenerico8278]

Everyone: actual accurate sounds Triceratops: * sneezes aggressively *

[@GodpraisethePALANTINE]

More like Stubbing your toe

[@shuyan6887]

Dogs do it too

[@T-Rex49.]

Triceratops still sounds accurate

[@usuariogenerico8278]

@@moralityisnotsubjective5 *snifs* that... is... the best f*cking reference i've heard in a long, long time... it feels nostalgic around here

[@Jihoon-y2r]

PLS AHAHAHA

[@kp5602]

Fun Fact: The reason the Parasaurolophus sounds like that is because their head-arches are actually vibrating, its a way to alert each other of predators.

[@keinankost6605]

Pics or you're lying

[@RandalfElVikingo]

I'm not having fun with your fact.

[@ralphsampson9439]

Cool fact don’t let these self made scientist get on your nerves

[@hazelnut5084]

You had that one dinosaur picture book as a kid didn’t you?

[@charles.h5858]

Yeah I’ve always secretly wanted to break into a museum exhibit and blow its horn. Probably wouldn’t work but you can never be sure enough.

[@Overlyamplified]

It would actually sound nice with all that birds and ambient. Beautiful.

[@snappysilencer4574]

yeah just right for a little nap in the jungle before getting torn appart by one of this birds

[@Overlyamplified]

@@snappysilencer4574 Random tiktoker would try to ride it

[@lcis7995]

If I understand, T-rex grunt is a sound ambient.

[@duartewhitedog]

We can’t hear it, it’s too low pitched

[@rockbarcellos]

Dungeon sound

[@strangeperson700]

Battlefield 3 intro xD

[@duartewhitedog]

JASSON REYES unless you’re in a museum I highly doubt a T. rex would be behind you

[@hendrikson5571]

he used echo localization

[@Phelan666]

imagine not being able to hear brachiosaurus but your chest and teeth starts mysteriously vibrating.

[@alittledown8239]

Every other dinosaur: either screeching, vibrating or doing cow sounds Parasaurolophus: "ya like jazz?"🎶🎺🎶🎷🎶📯🎶

[@blakan1478]

Parasaurolophus when they hear the t rex coming be like call the riders of gondor 🎺🎶🎷🎶📯

[@justaparasaurolophus]

🤣🤣🤣

[@briannadickson2884]

This is from back in befo yo day but here it go...

[@cheemdogman]

the para sounds like a trumpet

[@momoavatar4960]

im hardcoded to think the parasaur just goes "remnrneoireormr" when it gets attacked because of ark

[@nicholasmatthew9687]

I’ve never found a KZbin channel that so accurately reflects my personal brand of weird. I’m absolutely in love with the content I’ve seen so far, the subjects range between many of my immediate and deepest interests. To think, I found this channel while listening to Dino-calls on the toilet. Would that it were a more elegant story than that, but that’s precisely what I mean by MY brand of weird. Absolutely brilliant.

[@odinkarrtheviking8274]

Other Dinosaurs: Animal like noises. T.Rex: *Intimidating and existence crisis inducing hum of death.*

[@cheems3158]

Everybody gangsta till the air starts vibrating.

[@thenorthstarsamurai]

Everybody gangsta until yo bone starts vibing

[@sreekarreddyy]

I like cheems

[@sockening]

My knees are gonna be shaking, quaking, bleeding and crying at the same damn time.

[@thiagoesteves300]

Is it vibrating air i sense? *PARTY TIME*

[@Blackheart616-g7t]

So that's how Yoshikage Kira learned how to say Hayato 1000 times.

[@lorenzoc.b.9809]

I think you went too far back...

[@Jobe-13]

Lorenzo C.B. *FUCK GO BACK*

[@ansh6370]

Now we want how the creatures of the Cambrian sounded like!

[@thme6413]

You have to go far to find new things you don't know if these sound what dinos used to sound rlly so its possible that these are almost right

[@severketorskeleton3759]

ba dum TISSS

[@NathashaGoh]

Uno reverse

[@Ascertivus]

Absolutely incredible render. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@eloquentia7207]

It totally makes sense that a T-Rex would sound mostly in the infra range relatively to our hearing abilities.

[@MarcelloVT]

How come?

[@eloquentia7207]

@@MarcelloVT Just the size of it. Generally, the larger the animal, the lower the sound it produces. Elephants are known to communicate over large distances using infra-sound. So, I guess, T-rex could too.

[@bobegnops5601]

@@eloquentia7207 I mean, whales are huge and loud and elephants can be loud too

[@Engieman909]

@@bobegnops5601 he might mean the lower the frequency of sound. Alligators mating call is kinda like a deep rumble similar to the t rex in this video

[@Dell-ol6hb]

@@bobegnops5601 when they mean lower they mean lower frequency sound not like literally lower volume.

[@ViaraMcKenley]

Velociraptor: bird sounds Triceratops: *herbivore screams* Para: *highish pitched screaming* Pterasaur: *Squawk* Brachi: *deep long N e c c sounds* T Rex: *Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*

[@frankofthefilth295]

n e c c

[@fluffymawilefan]

Velociraptors be like: *_EEEEHOOOOOOOOOP_*

[@friendlywobbly9903]

@PushandillPushback Actually, the T-Rex couldn't roar, it's noise would be inaudible to humans.

[@yamom7625]

JessiePlayzYT t-rex: microwave

[@CrazyDutchguys]

@PushandillPushback Rex has no vocal cords and could only make rumbling noises, similar to how crocodiles can rumble. It would be hard to hear for humans, but we'd be able to feel it

[@seb.a.s4181]

This is what the tyranosaurus rex sounded like *defening silence*

[@Tyrantlizardking105]

hoi enz it’s actually pretty true. You’d FEEL it more than you’d HEAR it. Likely so low frequency our ears can barely if at all pick it up.

[@Nayuvaavu]

@@Tyrantlizardking105 it's not low frequency. it is high frequency !!!!

[@Tyrantlizardking105]

couch potato Large animals don’t communicate in high frequency?

[@Nayuvaavu]

@@Tyrantlizardking105 you said our ears can't pick up low frequency,but low frequency sounds are mainly thunder and big sounds,it is high frequency sound that we can't pick up.i don't know about animals.i just corrected your statement

[@Tyrantlizardking105]

@@Nayuvaavu That's false. We have a threshold of how low and how high a sound can be for us to be able to pick it up with our ears. Animals like Elephants communicate with low frequency vocalizations, we can't hear it but we can feel the rumble.

[@pinkdragon4830]

The velociraptor‘s sound is literally the sound of a bittern😂

[@pafa92]

Impressed with the quality of such an old recording. Edit: I am super impressed some people think I am serious.

[@giyuutomioka8133]

ikr

[@adrianmargean3402]

🤣

[@fritooo]

👁👄👁

[@wesleytrout4931]

Encased in Amber you know...

[@pafa92]

Thank you for the likes 🤣

[@christianoh1130]

What people in 1999 thought dinosaurs sounded like ROARRRREEEEE 2020: HMMMM

[@ItsARandomDragon]

And "bloop"

[@waterbottle1581]

they go HMMMMMMMMMM or AHHHMMM

[@justcallmedaddy6977]

I mean, that was when we thought they were closer to lizards, now we know they're birds, so we can use those and their vocals to get something more accurate.

[@Oscar-j6b]

@@justcallmedaddy6977 what kind of reptile sounds like the dinosaurs in tha movies?

[@justcallmedaddy6977]

@@Oscar-j6b The "long-neck" dinosaurs are pretty accurate. They aren't fully though and some are over done for cinematic effect. The pterosaurs are also pretty good but sound too hawk-like.

[@wooper9633]

T-rex: **is eating good food** T-rex: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@Leo-ws3bp]

Fun fac: tyranosaurus has an internal microwave lodged in its throat, it makes the hmmmmm sound because he is preparing the microwave to heat his food

[@newspaper_stand]

Leo dang, I hope it gets nice and warm. I hate it when food is cold in the middle.

[@timaldridge4321]

I tink because it's an infrasonic sound, so we can't hear it very well cuz we can only hear audiosonic sounds

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

@@Leo-ws3bp No... It had a microwave oven, which created multiple microwaves to heat the food.

[@thffkfltm]

The birds looking dinosaurs are so impressive.

[@mothintofllame]

The most terrifying part of the T-Rex noise is that you wouldn’t hear it, you’d *feel* it

[@triassicgaming2424]

It would be both

[@z0mb1e.d0gz]

Like a fucking firework

[@lucask841]

Are u people fucking dum dinasors didn’t exist u idiots need to go reed the bibel and stop believing this proper ganda sientists and the anti christ spreads the world is 2000 years old learn you’re facts

[@texandoomguy]

@@lucask841 um i belive in god and dinosaurs did infact exist the bible mentions them and what about the fossils?

[@lucask841]

Abel Gomez the bibel says the world has existed for about 2000 years u clearly haven’t red it so go and look at sum facts and get back to me as for the fossels they are cleerly made up to ad to the proper gander that the govermant and anti christ spread so re educat you’reself before u try and speeck to me about god

[@Victorsandergamer]

Birds: **chirp** **chirp** Horses: **neigh** Cats: **meow** T-Rex: *＊ＢＡＳＳ＊*

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

I legit was confused and thought my phone was muted til I checked

[@yellowbananago]

How’d you do that with bass?

[@senatorarmstrong1]

Davie504 has entered the chat

[@boandarrow04]

Pretty accurate ngl

[@bryanmerel]

Gopnik: H A R D. B A S S

[@hondaaccord1399]

Love how Tyrannosaurus just sounds like the slow approach of death

[@b0ss643]

Pretty accurate considering they are basically walking death machines

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

An oncoming subway train at night

[@VenatorPaleo]

@@b0ss643 I do not approve that message.

[@KillerCrewmate2526]

The T-Rex sound like space

[@magnipettersson4432]

@@KillerCrewmate2526 if space had air to make sound waves in that is. sound is just vibrations in the air that we pick up with a delicate bone in our ear canals

[@bloxxed420]

trex sounds like the endless deep abyss then trike sounds like it’s shitting itself

[@cookiecutter6735]

T-Rex: Just standing there, _menacingly._

[@lechameau8547]

AYAYAAaaAaeeee

[@zerohero4359]

With fur, seriously why does it have fur

[@bubbydindins9647]

Zero hero That isn’t fur, those are feathers, because birds are modern dinosaurs and tyrannosaur chicks had fluff. And in this situation, those feathers are about to be stained red.

[@zerohero4359]

@@bubbydindins9647 huh, I always thought they were reptiles

[@bubbydindins9647]

Zero hero they are more like birdeptiles. As evolution is basically a gradient

[@shadeofgreen8566]

T-rex : microwave Velociraptor : blowing on the Rim of a bottle Triceratops : what we expect dinosaurs to sound like Brachiosaurus : ....some guy humming loudly at the end of a tunnel? Pterodactly : needs some wd-40 Parasaurolophus : area 51

[@firegator6853]

lmao

[@laikaperraespacial6025]

Brachichaurus sounds like a cow on a tunel

[@firegator6853]

@@laikaperraespacial6025 more like a whale cow hybrd sound effect

[@laikaperraespacial6025]

@@firegator6853 haha moreorless

[@endergirl1421]

Whale cow Forest kiwi

[@Whowasended]

Shout out to the dude in prehistoric times recording this.

[@mr.cringe2533]

We are blessed to have these sounds recorded by the brave recorder guy

[@zekeiwa5837]

Well, aren't you the most original person on the planet?

[@Cochise_Chiricahuas]

There were no dinosaures in prehistoric times lol

[@Whowasended]

Zhake Ija I am very original dawg but I can say the things u do everyday aren’t original either.

[@luvmywohdes1464]

@@Whowasended that comeback was so awful I went from liking your comment to disliking

[@blood231]

Wow I haven’t heard these sounds since 60 million years ago

[@VulgarUltra]

T-Rex, Raptor, Brachiosaurus: "Y'all like fun whale sounds?" Triceratops: "I CAME TO BRING THE PAIN!!!"

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy]

Whales sing Rexes hum Brachios produce whatever kind of sound they can?

[@mradqui5334]

This is really scary

[@HappySmilingDog-d7u]

pterodactyl sounds like metal being dragged on the ground

[@casvalcat3546]

Triceratops sounds like a predator instead of normal herbivores

[@LexitheRed]

@FoodiePunk hardcore from the brain? let’s go inside my astral plane?

[@moniechacko3219]

T-Rex in Jurassic park: AAAAAAaAAAAA T-REX in real life: mmhhhmmmm

[@notme5501]

Omg t rex watches pewdiepie

[@notme5501]

T. Rex likes outdated memes Fucking normie

[@azmin3057]

Hahaha.. Lol😂

[@jamthesnitch9847]

mmmmmhhhmmm'lady

[@tomekkukuczka2466]

Thats not t rex thats yutyrynosaurus

[@jeremyhaisma5622]

That rumbling of a T Rex would be absolutely terrifying to hear in a jungle. 100x more menacing than the JP Rex sounds

[@SaltCane]

What's even scarier is that you wouldn't even hear it, you would *feel* it.

[@nightmaregamer5940]

@@SaltCane exactly

[@aiiiia9971]

I'd be in a state of pure horror

[@marinafrancesoldman1819]

Like a distant earthquake

[@reiyproduction2805]

Yeah, imagine you're stuck in fear while a T-rex starring right into your eyes with this sound 0:02

[@fishinnchillin4876]

Velociraptors are terrifying the sound look attitude everything.

[@THESIXTHEGG]

Imagine traveling back in time to see a Tyrannosaurus. Setting up camp, and laying down to sleep, then you hear that low rumbling getting closer and closer to your tent. Scarier than the Hollywood roars in my opinion. Edit: Spelling and sentence structure issues.

[@theultraatomicgamer]

Don’t move a muscle Oh shit!

[@Bloodybear06]

Scary af

[@affapple3214]

Yeah, it would be pretty fun seeing a tyrannosaurs setting up a tent, especially with those tiny ass arms

[@yeetmaster6643]

That would be absolutely terrifying

[@AppleJuice88]

@@affapple3214 LMFAO

[@alexanderthegreat445]

You have an amazing voice.

[@ele7864]

Alexsander the great i love u

[@alexanderthegreat445]

ĐELE Thank you

[@romanbellic9922]

@@ele7864 no homo tho

[@newha3715]

O Alexander, sre you serbian

[@sharksuperiority9736]

I like that the triceratops has more of a roar than T. rex, it’s just a powerful head massager

[@AngelEmfrbl]

REX'S Vocal would have carried a longer distance compared to tri. Deeper sounds travel further.

[@industrialbro]

AngelEmfrbl Also it would be felt if you’re close enough

[@chandlerwright5460]

Also a loud Predator often doesn’t get to eat

[@legionvad9744]

Triceratops sounds like a off road buggy revving up for a climb..

[@christiancinnabars1402]

NUTCASE71733 Lions, hyenas, chimps, and wolves are also highly social animals that live in large groups, while T. rexes are mainly solitary. They’re also all mammals, while T. rexes are reptiles.

[@Hameruu]

Props to the sound guy for recording these. National Geographic should hire him 🫡🫡🫡

[@angellush3440]

imagine this: youre walking through the forest, taking a nice calm stroll. Then all the sudden you hear HHHHMMMMMM. And then your hear the loud, booming foot steps of a t-rex.

[@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia]

What a shame T-rexes were slow as fck due to balance issues.

[@gRomoZeka27]

And then you see a giant chicken... And die laughing..

[@mole_goal]

@@gRomoZeka27 Laughing would be the last thing I would do if I see a 13 m long chicken tbh

[@ss-iw8or]

Why am I even replying to you brother, I got bet They had no balance issues. They had good balance, their tails were always level with their spine instead of dragging on the ground like people used to believe, so they had really good balance

[@ss-iw8or]

The L Yes, I’m pretty sure recent studies show they did have a few.

[@poiiypocket]

only prehistoric kids will remember 👌

[@FatallyParasocial]

Mobile game ads in a nutshell

[@匚尺丂卂-s4e]

Ooga booga

[@vlvcmarco]

Only 100 milion BC kids will remember

[@loopingpong1412]

ok prehistoric boomer

[@TheTetrisBlock]

Ahhhhh memories

[@papajhonsreal]

T-Tex: *Spooky forest microwave* Velociraptor: *Coolest bird* Triceratops: *Angry hippo* Brachiosaurus: *Drunk Cow* Quetzalcoatlas: *REEEEEE* Parasaurolophus: *Distorted Halo theme*

[@milktina8528]

Velociraptor: moaning

[@Treloneous]

Spinosaurus: *Devil from hell*

[@a_diamond]

Spooky forest microwave lmao!!!

[@Mael_Str0M]

Triceratops wasn’t real. It’s a teenage Torosaurus.

[@papajhonsreal]

@@Mael_Str0M it's a theory, I don't believe it's been proven yet.

[@aussiemozzie107]

It’s amazing these things actually existed

[@9sore]

the trex (roar) sound is actually scarier than the well known (jurassic park or just roar in general) roar, imagine being in a forest hearing a ground shaking sound that can be heard from up to a mile away.. yea just let that sink in.. edit: the (text) for clarification

[@9sore]

Fernando Cunha well there’s no way that they got around without their immense weight on the ground being noticed. we’d just have to go back and find out

[@anenemystand5582]

Fuck is it at the door again?

[@OscarMelon1]

Then you see it a 20 ft chicken

[@theforgottenbagel9948]

Fernando Cunha the trex was a scavenger so that would make sense

[@StryderEz]

An enemy stand let that sink in

[@BakaryD]

Some of those are fascinating, like creatures from another world... except it was our world

[@Jonathan-ek7ky]

I wish I could go back in time

[@voicelessglottalfricative6567]

Well it was technically another world but the same planet. Mass extinction events usually initiate a MASSIVE change in Earth. It happened with the Permian Extinction, too.

[@moneybxndz161]

@@Jonathan-ek7ky Uuuuh, goodluck

[@RC.-]

Crazy thing is that they didn’t go extinct cause of deforestation. They had a chance and nature decided to kill them all

[@texanman7191]

Yes, the same planet, but Earth back then was completely different. The continents were in different positions, the temperature was generally warmer, the oxygen level was higher which made most living beings big, and many more. The sources I read claimed there were over a billion t rex that roamed the Earth. Really, the Asteroid is the main reason why Humans exist.

[@nellieluvstrees2212]

thank you queen elizabeth II for recording such wonderful sounds!

[@kianabell6071]

Lol

[@bigplosion]

i bet queen elizabeth the first recorded these

[@فارسبرغيس]

true

[@rogerwilson53]

You arent funny.

[@oliverfletcher9052]

Bro that's a violation 💀

[@what2watchyt]

Whether dinosaurs sounds were like this or not we'd all love to see and experience one even if it's horrifying.

[@ashireiko]

the t-rex gave me chills. Imagine that's your only way of knowing it's near, getting chills and having a sense of impending doom before it's too late.

[@ttortilla]

It legit made me terrified its super unsettling

[@guilhermevideira1]

T-rex's about to release a ambient music album with Brian Eno

[@guilhermevideira1]

@G2 Tinha que fazer um Music for Meteors

[@gamergirloyuncukz5439]

Fun fact: the t-rex's "quiet" mumblin is actually loud enough to burst your ear drums

[@ringostarrsbicycle1999]

ok thats not fun

[@SmoothSleek]

Credit someone before u copy them

[@ringostarrsbicycle1999]

@@SmoothSleek shut the fuck up this isnt copied

[@JoshZnh]

Ye, its too loud for human to hear

[@logi3]

Fun fact: the t-rex is also able to shoot laserbeams out of his ear drums.

[@Fluffy_kat]

Respect to the guy who went back in time to get this audio