The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs (2005) Accuracy Review | Dino Documentaries RANKED #9

We all know Velociraptor, T. rex, and Triceratops, but what were these dangerous dinosaurs REALLY capable of? Today we find out how well The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs holds up to modern paleontology! #dinosaurs #trex #paleontology
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[@redraptorwrites6778]

I get a lot of comments suggesting different documentaries which is fine. I'm glad you guys are excited, but I am going in chronological order. If it's on the list (which is pinned in my WWD review) it'll be reviewed. If not, please let me know what I'm missing.

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

I have a suggestion. What about Giants of Patagonia?

[@redraptorwrites6778]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 Saw your comment and added it to the list ;)

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@redraptorwrites6778 oh. Sorry then if I came off as annoying.

[@redraptorwrites6778]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 Oh no, not at all!

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@redraptorwrites6778 👍

[@alcyon7536]

"We are not getting perfection but we are getting there" This show was made in 2005, it was years ahead of other documentaries, and EXTREMELY accurate for the year in which it was released.

[@shawndorsch726]

That doesnt mean its Absolutely PERFECT tho.

[@supertrike5893]

It deserved those 12 episode that jfc got

[@thenerdbeast7375]

I feel in this case the "pack hunting" is excusable as it was just two animals which could easily be a mated pair. Birds are some of the most monogamous animals alive today and even though they rarely hunt together some birds of prey like Secretary Birds, Harris Hawks and African Black Eagles do hunt in pairs. A mated pair hunting together is a lot more believable to the huge packs we often see in media.

[@mr.mystery9940]

When it was debunked, that Dromeosaurids weren't pack hunters, in the same way as Wolfes or Lions, it's like paleocommunity decided to make a complete 180 of their opinion and now it's almost a sin to show them working together, even if it's a small group of individuals, like it was here, even though there's big amount of evidence of this beha both from birds and even crocodiles

[@iagonax2158]

Nerd beast, you are right my friend, I don't think they were pack hunters but maby they would hunt in pairs as mates, like some raptors today. It's good speculation, I like how in paleantology there isn't always a right or wrong, just good old scientists debating cool and amazing theorys... Never mind, I've just remembered the scavenger theory...

[@etinarcadiaego7424]

Agreed that maybe they hunted in pairs but they lacked the social complexity to hunt in full packs.

[@lizardwithinternet1314]

So if polygamy exists in dinosaurs, packs of dinosaurs were just imminent orgies.

[@iagonax2158]

@@lizardwithinternet1314 I like the way you think!

[@timothyserabian9249]

I actually had a conversation with Phil Manning about this a few years ago. Specifically, the experiment where they rammed a Triceratops into the block of foil. I always hated that the front of the snout snapped in half in the experiment not only because it shattered a childhood image, but that I always though the snout was stronger than that. As it turns out, that particular experiment was doctored a bit. They continuously slammed the skull into the same block dozens of times until they got the result where the front of the snout broke. So, take that for what it is, but it sounds like despite how much Phil Manning had to contribute to this documentary, there were still a few bits that were tweaked to get the dramatic result the producers wanted.

[@DryptosaurusDavid]

I mean this theory is speculative. Maybe triceratops used both

[@untitled-youtube-channel]

No offence but I kind of doubt that, no way they're spending the time and money constantly replacing the foil and leather on that giant block every time its hit.

[@kennethsatria6607]

I mean childhood image be damned because its supposed to be scientific, but guess it worked out better in the end, even if Triceratops probably couldn't run or gallop as fast as a rhino it would probably be enough to add momentum to a fatal stabbing if they needed to, but im not sure if they would be smart enough but eh

[@casualspoon]

I never liked how scientists always claim alligators are dumb. They are quite intelligent; caring parents, complex communication, they are able to be trained, and even speculations on them developing tool use

[@byronathanitis9557]

" unfortunately we haven't sent a camera crew to the Cretaceous to find out " Walking with dinosaurs : Am i a joke to you ?

[@connoroboyle6761]

This show is Jurassic Fight Club done right; an actual scientific breakdown of how dinosaur fights could’ve gone, without glorifying violence. It’s just a shame there were only two episodes

[@sonofmovienerdking7230]

It's like Animal Face-Off.

[@godzillakingofthemonsters5812]

The rant about pack hunting is more of a stretch here since only two Velociraptors are shown at once during their various hunts and the notion of a raptor pack being unstoppable is directly shot down. Modern birds tend to spend time with their mate for a extended period of time and a decent amount are monogamous entirely. Since dromaeosaurs are paraves this then isn't very unreasonable especially given how similar they were to modern raptors. As for their 'coordinated' hunting, one raptor does most of the work while the other bites and stabs on occasion.

[@alcyon7536]

I swear to god some people on the paleo community are allergic to dinosaurs being able to hunt together in ANY capacity lol

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

@@alcyon7536 People seem to be unable to let go of the idea that cooperation is a mammal thing when there's literally a species of hawk that lives in family groups that literally hunt together.

[@alcyon7536]

@@blobbertmcblob4888 the worst part is when they use the komodo dragon analogy, like mate they are literally on the other side of the family tree

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@alcyon7536 yea I don't know why they are so against it. Its intrigueing in my opinion even though there is little evidence. But the thing is that there are far crazier ideas with the same or even less evidence to back them up and they are welcomed in the paleo community

[@alejandroelluxray5298]

I agree on cooperational hunting in dinosaurs, but not the type of cooperational and coordinated hunting seen in wolves, the Harris Hawk is a more closer and adequate aproach to cooperational hunting in dinosaurs

[@robbiehaworth101]

‘We haven’t sent any camera crews to the Cretaceous to find out’ Nigel marven: am I a joke to you?

[@suchomimustenerensis]

One of the most accurate dinosaur documentaries

[@Boo-lr8fj]

one of the most nostalgic documentaries. Is walking with dinosaurs

[@paleoguy2165]

Planet dinosaur is better

[@Boo-lr8fj]

@@paleoguy2165 for me it’s walking with dinosaurs it actually showed not monsters but animals living their lives

[@paleoguy2165]

@@Boo-lr8fj yes that’s what I love about walking with dinosaurs and planet dinosaur. Even if planet dinosaur focused on dinosaurs hunting and being ferocious, they portrayed them as hunting animals not monsters like Jurassic fight club and monsters reussurected and series blah 😒

[@Boo-lr8fj]

@@paleoguy2165 true also I just learned more with walking with dinosaurs or should I just say trilogy of life

[@kevinnorwood8782]

I really think my biggest problem with this documentary is that there are only two episodes. I think it would have been so easy to make at least one or two more. When I saw this documentary, it was on the Discovery Channel, not BBC, and it had been renamed "Dinosaur Face-Off", so I was under the impression this was many episodes, not just two, and each episode was going to focus on iconic Dinosaur face-offs to find out who would truly win. So I immediately assumed that there was going to be an Episode 3, and it was going to focus on Allosaurus Vs. Stegosaurus, but sadly that did not happen.

[@thebunkerparodie6368]

Is it me or it's jurassic fight club done right too?

[@redraptorwrites6778]

It really is though!

[@spydersoup8447]

Another fact that might debunk the pack hunting myth is there is speculation based on modern birds that some dinosaur species might've danced to attract mates, similar to what certain bird species do.

[@coconutthecockatiel478]

I remember watching this a few years ago and being blown away. Glad to hear it's accurate af because I was still a younger kid then with no access to the internet, so I couldn't fact-check anything and I took everything it said as fact. It's where I learned that _Velociraptor_ couldn't slash with its claw - I remember being like, "!!!! WOOOOOAAAHHHHHHH NO WAY IT COULDN'T????" - and I'm pretty sure that's also where I learned that we have evidence _T. rex_ actively hunted.

[@dinomation]

I thought that the title was a bit confident but this is one of the most scientific Dino documentaries.

[@fermintenava5911]

The rants about pack hunting in Velociraptors / social life in Tyrannosaurs was weird, for being so completely detrimental. Sure, T-Rex might be intelligent enough to hunt in little groups as well as alone, but Velociraptor (despite being pretty intelligent as well) is supposed to be solitary because modern predator birds mostly are? I don't think that quite makes it, since it all depends on environments, potential prey and the general life cycle.

[@ddarkon1223]

They went either komodo mode Or pairs hunting together

[@thdenwheja756]

One of my favorite aspects as a kid was them testing their hypotheses with the giant machines. Not only was it fun thinking about building something that crazy, but it also lent a lot of credence to their ideas when they showed such a tangible process leading to them.

[@Intuplat147]

Just a couple of things about the Ankylosaurs. We do have evidence of banded segments on ankylosaurs. The Scolosaurus has a remarkably well preserved (albeit quite flattened) back armour and another Saichania holotype has the front segment of its armour in articulation. Whilst it isn't as smooth as the ones in arthropods they made of fused smaller osteoderms and oscicles and probably existed to allow mobility. Giving an appearence somewhat closer to a cross between a Yushman and a Kalantar rather than a lorica segmentata Additionally, contrary to what is often said, the larger keeled plates are not the only form of armour there are a fused smaller osteoderms and osicles between them, but these tend to disipate upon death and do not fossilize well but there are known fossils where these are preserved.

[@nmheath03]

The borealopelta 'mummy' also has bands visible on the fossil

[@thatwolfensteinguy8954]

Legio Aeterna Victrix!

[@joshuaW5621]

This show is Jurassic Fight Club done right.

[@thebunkerparodie6368]

I remember watching this doc and it debunk valley of the t-rex verry well

[@davidmccann9811]

Bill Oddie is an old time British comedy actor. He was probably chosen for this, as he presents various programs about his passion of ornithology.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

I do have to object to the pack hunting rant here. It's rather common among birds to live in pairs and mate for life, and seeing how birds are the closest living relatives to Dromeaosaurids, I don't think it would be much of a stretch to apply that to them. There is a MASSIVE difference between the wolf-like packs that we see in many documentaries and in movies, and a mated pair hunting together to ensure success like we are shown here. Hell, you literally used this very same argument with Tyrannosaurus. It *could* have lived in groups (I subscribe to the thought of a mated pair of Rexes living and hunting together with their adolescent young, a family group at most). I just find the rant here a bit hypocritical imo.

[@FlintsForge6931]

i adore the raptor prey restraint it looks so cool

[@thenerdbeast7375]

Anything done by Jack Horner needs to just go to the F tier automatically

[@GojiraFan-in9oo]

No. Just a trash can below the f tier is fine.

[@joshuavis2736]

I thought jack horner was like a good palaeontologist based on how well known he was. But um yea he just seems like he wants to subvert expectations. Or at least cosplay as a flat earther and make a silly theory

[@maxrichards3881]

Not really. Bizarre Dinosaurs did enough right to get a C-.

[@mhdfrb9971]

Seems like his living rent free in your head

[@jeffreygao3956]

Only if he does a show about Maiasaura.

[@frost3623]

Ahh man this one just brought back memories. I’ll need to dig out my old discs to relive this.

[@suchomimustenerensis]

I think Velociraptor was around 1.7 feet tall at the hips so 2.5 feet tall at the head is pretty accurate

[@mr.mystery9940]

I mean, at least raptors were shown here hunting in pairs, not in a big pack or prides, like lions or wolves. While their intelligence is overrated, their most likely were big enough for two individuals working together as a team. It's not really very complicated in such small scales.

[@GraniteGhost778]

Holy shit, THANK YOU! I've spent the last year trying to figure out when, why, or how the dinosaur extinction event changed from 65 to 66 million years and most of what I've stumbled across is just young earth creationists being jackasses. You're the first actual paleontology source of any kind I've seen that actually mentions the change.

[@dapperraptor8789]

I wish we got more episodes between dinosaurs. Maybe one day we can get this series revived with updated dinosaurs models. Also I loved the host, I just found his enthusiasm fun to watch.

[@alferrbidelspatch158]

I still have that dvd of the truth about killer dinosaur, and i still clearly remember the whole thing. Yet i dont remember the weird dude being there like all the time. Well probably a good thing to make my experience with the documentary feel better 😅.

[@ryanpenix1852]

So happy to have stumbled across your channel love the mix of jokes with science

[@GTSE2005]

This series really deserves more episodes. Episode ideas: Stegosaurus vs Allosaurus Spinosaurus vs Carcharodontosaurus (and maybe give Deltadromeus nore spotlight) Cryolophosaurus vs Glacialisaurus Deinosuchus vs Albertosaurus Edmontosaurus vs T.rex Therizinosaurus vs Tarbosaurus Neovenator vs Mantellisaurus

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

Since stegosaurus would be larger and have the intimidating look, I think that the most common scenario would be allosaurus backing down. The second would teb the stegosaurus severely injuring allosaurus with its spikes. And then a scenario where allosaurus wins is when it works together with other allosaurus to bring it down. I feel like there wouldn't be many conflicts between Spinosaurus and Carcarodontosaurus due to having different niches. But if it happens the result will be based on behavior. The more intimidating animal will prevail. I'd it gets into a real fight it will end with the spinosaurus injuring it or the carcarodontosaurus driving it away. Deinosuchus vs albertosaurus would likely happen on the shore with deinosuchus ambushing it. It would depend on if the Albertosaurus sees it coming. Edmontosaurus vs T.rex will be based on time and place. T.rex would likely go for lone and injured ones. It would ambush it and deliver a killing blow. Contrary to common media however, Hadrosaurs were not defenseless. Edmontosaurus may have been larger than T.rex and it could use its bulk to drive it away. Therizinosaurus vs tarbosaurus wouldn't have happened very much. Those claws could destroy tarbo but tarbo is a tyrannosaurid with numerous advantages too. Idk

[@GTSE2005]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 Hey, I've seen you on the fossil fuel game youtube channel before (and I think I remember seeing you of thegamingbeaver's channel as well)

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@GTSE2005 nice

[@maxrichards3881]

Deinosuchus & Albertosaurus would never have met. Gorgosaurus & Daspletosaurus would be better suited here.

[@dragonstormx]

I really like this show and feel it's a shame it didn't get more episodes. I would have liked to see it cover Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus, and something Sauropods. Or was there any fossil evidence of Stegosaurus and Allosaurus fights back when this show was made?

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

I mean with the idea of raptors using their claws to stab into throats I wouldn’t be surprised if that was the case or something similar, Roosters have Spurs that are use for gouging and stabbing into flesh and a spur on a rooster is essentially a backwards raptor claw if you squint I mean hell, they probably used those claws more on eachother than on prey

[@Darksaviour]

2:42 so fun fact I’m from the area that Scotty was found and even worked for the museum she is in. She Was actually found the farmland of my old high school principal so it make me so happy you hold Scotty in that regard.

[@brotesser6485]

I think you will be happy to hear that in germany this thing was published without the host, instead having a narrator.

[@braddersking6442]

“Tea and crumpet land” 😂 I’m British and not even offended

[@bestuan]

this was the first dinosaur documentary i saw, i watched the velociraptor episode and i thought it was pretty cool

[@thelittleal1212]

Ah, now I know what you meant! I did. watched this one wenn I was young, and I did liked it, and I always loved the segments where their do those test🤩🤩🤩

[@jeffreygao3956]

Some additional episodes for this documentary: -Parasaurolophus vs Gorgosaurus -Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, and Camarasaurus vs Ceratosaurus, Allosaurus, and Torvosaurus -Deinonychus vs Tenontosaurus -Dilophosaurus vs Anchisaurus -Mamenchisaurus and Tuojiangosaurus vs Yangchuanosaurus

[@chaosthebaryonyx6344]

Walking with monsters is next aw man my memories with that thing

[@tyrannotherium7873]

In the Discovery channel version it was called when dinosaurs face off

[@Algeriawindows69]

proof that discovery channel like anything awesome bro

[@tyrannotherium7873]

And I used to have the discovery channel version on DVD then I got rid of it and I think that they change the name because of copyright

[@Algeriawindows69]

@@tyrannotherium7873 same opinion but i feel they renamed it like that because it is more awesome bro

[@normalhuman9878]

I fondly remember watching this while growing up Especially with the feathery raptors

[@Thegenderfluiddinosaur]

I remember enjoying this a lot when I was younger I have mostly good memories of the truth about killer dinosaurs

[@kairyu9207]

I look forward to seeing you tackle Monsters Resurrected and Animal Armageddon.

[@MerryMohProductions]

17:05 RRW: Welp, now we know the Truth of Killer Dinosaurs... Or DO we?!

[@benfubbs2432]

Crocodilians are smart anyway. They study us, remember us and learn over time. For example crocodiles will watch the behaviour of those living near their homes and remember that people go to get water from the river every morning, so they will learn that it is a great time for a snack at that place and time. That's why it is critical to never become a creature of habit around crocodilians. There have even been cases where crocodiles learn that people sleep in tents at night and have gone in and taken someone, which is a complete reworking of hunting behaviour (and also why you sleep on your roof or in the vehicle when camping near crocodiles. If T-rex is a stupid as modern crocodilians then it can observe, remember, recognise patterns, strategise and implement a plan which is quite smart.

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

Crocodilians are surprisingly intelligent. Capable of remembering and even bonding, to a point, to certain people and even learning and responding to names given to them. Also, I'd like to point out that just because there is no direct evidence of dromaeosaurs or any other dinosaur hunting or living together, and there never WILL be, because all we can do is a assume they did or didn't based on what we see. Remember that something like only .2% of any bone ever fossilizes. Fossilization takes a long time and needs very specific conditions to even happen, added to that, lots of things can go wrong during that process. More than half of any dinosaur material and evidence we even have is based on fragments of bone and very few complete or nearly complete fossils exist.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

I watch documentary where they talk how crocodiles actually very intelligent for reptiles, and then this documentary claims that T. Rex was dumb because it have brain similar to crocodiles? That's some big contradiction. Also yes, how to prove that some animals live in packs or not? Expecting entire pack to die in same time in same place is really improbable except in case of some natural catastrophe live volcanic eruption or flooding.

[@Cult-of-the-sun]

It’s the first dinosaur documentary I watched in my life

[@s_sslidd3181]

After walking with monster I would like a review on planet dinosaur and dinosaur Britain

[@jeffreygao3956]

I personally wouldn’t rank it this high if only because the Triceratops durability test was faulty. There’s blood grooves that showed signs the horns had a keratin sheath that would totally have allowed it to gore a Tyrannosaurus.

[@CooperHudgins]

I’m surprised you didn’t talk about the Tarbosaurus. I know it’s just a recycled T. Rex, but still.

[@lapinocreation177]

Tyrannosaur bataar

[@kacieboskey8358]

It would be a good idea not to take jabs at people based on what political group they associate with. This has nothing to do with the accuracies/inaccuracies and anything political should be left completely out.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

This channel makes too many lazy political "commentaries" and "jokes" for my taste.

[@roytard12]

How did you see full episodess?

[@IvanTominski]

Yes I approve of this Man with a beautiful Voice

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

I love that they made a metal Trex skull.

[@lapwingfilms]

If Bill Oddie is weird in this then look no further than the Goodies

[@clayharris7740]

Red Raptor Writes why is shrek and donkey there it is so funny 7:08

[@redraptorwrites6778]

To laugh at Jack Horner, like everyone else lol

[@brotesser6485]

What I took from this is if I'm ever hunted by a T-Rex I'll run.

[@hamishseymour1108]

I would have almost certainly agreed. Oh sure, they may have discovered Dakotaraptor and made it a more efficient hunter than Tyrannosaurus, but the damage caused by the Tyrannosaur's hunting abilities has already been DONE.

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

Hi. I saw your list of what documentaries you could do. And I think I have one that you dont have on it. If you want you can also cover giants of patagonia it came out in 2007

[@robbiekelsey6572]

That is a good one

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@robbiekelsey6572 I love it. Although the giga should be a mapu

[@robbiekelsey6572]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 true

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@robbiekelsey6572 ya

[@maggiiopgott8975]

I love how everyone of your reviews has some Horner slander😂

[@alphafury499]

I am making a short film for university (I am a CGI animator and paleoartist) and palaeontology is my main hobby and I want to get it right. It’s about the last non avian dinosaur during the KT extinction and eventually unknowingly being the last of its kind as it starves to death. I was originally going to do a ceratopsian or a duck bill but I don’t want to use a over used dinosaur. I did look a torosaurus and styracosaurus (forgive my spelling I am dyslexic) but a lot of my findings were extremely conflicting. Some studies said maybe while others said no towards several ceratopsians living to the KT extinction. Troodon will be making a appearance and will be the threat for the film and out of sheer desperation it try’s taking down the lone survivor herbivore who won’t be fully gown and will be a adolescent possibly juvenile since I doubt a full sized ceratopsian or duck bill could survive the initial impact. Do you know of any recent studies or documentary’s at all that talk about the dinosaurs which lived to possibly see the extinction? I am sorta unsure who else to ask, I did go to my local natural history museum and they had no clue because our dinosaur records in the U.K. don’t go to the late Cretaceous.

[@maxrichards3881]

Troodon isn’t a valid genus, just call it by its family name: Troodontid. As for your idea, I love it. Thomas Holtz actually gave a full segment in Dinosaur Revolution, describing how troodontids would’ve lasted the longest out of the non avian dinosaurs.

[@Spiny_21]

I used to think it’s sickle claw on its foot would be used whe the jump on the side of there prey and slash there skin open and bite there prey

[@BigBossMan538]

Looking forward to you dissecting Animal Armageddon

[@obiehewitt7938]

Okay I agree that dromaeosaurids and troodontids didn't pack hunt, but you don't have to be so sarcastic about them not pack hunting because it is still a possibility that they pack hunted just slim.

[@SharksandDinos]

The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs is what Jurassic Fight Club should have been.

[@botolshampo8956]

My first childhood dino refrence

[@LandBeforeTime75]

Finally, another Dinosaur Documentary Accuracy video and this time on Truth about Killer Dinosaurs, a way better version of Jurassic Fight Club and Monsters Resurrected in my opinion. This is way better than Jurassic Fight Club and Monsters Resurrected in my opinion, not as good as Planet Dinosaur, Dinosaur Revolution and possibly Walking with Dinosaurs but still a pretty underrated dinosaur documentaries in my opinion.

[@GeteMachine]

Jurassic Fight club didn't really care about accuracy, and just cared about making the dinosaurs seem overly pragmatic and bloodthirsty than most animals in real life are.

[@Sarcosuchas]

Having a brain like a crocodile or alligator certainly doesn't indicate a lack of intelligence. I work with both and they are far, far more intelligent than anyone gives them credit for. So yeah, Tyrannosaurs would have been pretty smart for their time.

[@mr.mystery9940]

Crocodilians are literally being able to use tools and use an abstract thinking in some extent. On top of that, crocodilians had a passive life most of the time, when they just need to wait their pray and not move much. A T-Rex, that spended most of his time walking, clearly had more moments to use it's brain

[@ddarkon1223]

Kroks use ambush tactics, so it requires a bit of intelligence and patience Both things indicate to a smart species

[@Masonmaxgamez]

I think it might have a therapy about the Velcioraptor vs proceartops the raptor was gonna do the hunting we know now but the proceartops got its area and that’s how it happened

[@Masonmaxgamez]

The upper hand sorry

[@elihicks2279]

Did anybodys mouth water when the trex ate something. Pls tell me I'm not the only one💀

[@henrycreel1254]

Planet dinosaur when?

[@suchomimustenerensis]

After like 2 months I’m guessing

[@awesomeproductions7755]

Shame they didn't make at least one or two more episodes, I'd've *LOVED* to see them tackle dinosaurs from the Morrison Formation like Stegosaurus, Allosaurus and any of the famous sauropods!

[@GeteMachine]

I wish they could have done one for Pachycepholosaurus. Because I remember a theory that said they couldn't use their domes to do long distance ramming against each other due to how smooth and convex they were. They would likely miss the center, and slide off into each other's faces.

[@ddarkon1223]

I kinda wish people stop covering the popular dinosaurs from the US and go to places like Asia and Europe So many majestic beasts there

[@gendygoblin8391]

Maybe they traveled in flocks and hunted on their own or maybe they swarmed prey items. The list goes on with the ways they may have been social. A lot of animals are social in one way or another. Pack hunting is definitely a very speculative theory

[@Chewbaccafruit]

"My nickname in high school" XD

[@gavinkailey527]

I really liked this show when growing up, and the host of the show reminded me of John hammond sooo...

[@GojiragamerXXL]

“Sigma chad Scotty”. Can someone make this his official name.

[@hyena_fan]

will you do prehistoric park

[@chaosthebaryonyx6344]

I'm pretty sure

[@redraptorwrites6778]

Yeah I added it to the list

[@jislh9453]

This is a great I think I would subscribe and there is fossil evidence that T. rex was probably pack hunters Thomas the T. rex was found with two other t rexes

[@dominicdy727]

Imagine a tyrannosaurus doing stats

[@hsdinoman2267]

Boom boom acka-lacka lacka boom Boom boom acka-lacka boom boom It was a night like this forty million years ago I lit a cigarette, picked up a monkey skull to go The sun was spitting fire, the sky was blue as ice I felt a little tired, so I watched Miami Vice And walked the dinosaur, I walked the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur I met you in a cave, you were painting buffalo I said I'd be your slave, follow wherever you go That night we split a rattlesnake and danced beneath the stars You fell asleep, I stayed awake and watched the passing cars And walked the dinosaur, I walked the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody walk the dinosaur One night I dreamed of New York You and I roasting blue pork In the Statue of Liberty's torch Elvis landed in a rocket ship Healed a couple of leapers and disappeared But where was his beard? A shadow from the sky much too big to be a bird A screaming crashing noise louder than I've ever heard It looked like two big silver trees that somehow learned to soar Suddenly a summer breeze and a mighty lion's roar I killed the dinosaur, I killed the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody kill the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody kill the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody kill the dinosaur Open the door, get on the floor Everybody kill the dinosaur Repeat chorus 2 one time Boom boom acka-lacka lacka boom Boom boom acka-lacka boom boom

[@Jam_ESPOIR]

2 dinosaur died close to each other Option 1: coincident🙂 Option 2:pack hunting 💀

[@hsschjollol5204]

so are you gonna skip prehistoric park?

[@charlywthedarkness]

please review weird dinosauc doc, i dont remember the name of it

[@jackbizzell7136]

Bill Oddie is wonderful. All hail the Oddster.

[@garg4531]

I wish more Dino docs could be like this, busting myths instead of making up with nonsense and portraying them as violent killing machines Plus the name, “the truth about killer dinos”, good way to draw in an audience, whether you want to know the truth or want to see killer dinos only to be educated about them

[@Tarbtano]

On one hand some of the tests in the documentary are a bit janky, like the Triceratops ramming test. All the other hand you could make the argument that the verdict battles are pretty much the antithesis of predator biased Awesomebro ideals.

[@GeteMachine]

I accept the Triceratops test, because it makes sense. The horns being further back on the head unlike a Rhino wouldn't make them possible for ramming, and the head being too long to tuck under. If anything the horns were more like just deterrence spikes.

[@Jordaniantrex]

Well they did find 3 t.Rex foot prints near each other, not fighting, but WALKING! So idk…. But it could just be a family so wdk.

[@TrajGreekFire]

Tarbosaurus docummentary when

[@benduck3551]

Palaeo myth busters Your dinosaurs are wrong

[@kilobeatz3420]

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from paleontology is that everyone in the Scientific community will Except an opinion or Scientific evidences until one mega chad of a man/women comes up with a new opinion or new scientific information that completely debunks the original scientific fact or opinion

[@x.spinosaurus3951]

What do you think of triceratops killing t-rex? I asked this because when I look up the winner and this documentary throws me off and can't decide who's the winner.

[@jislh9453]

Yes you talked about the brain of T. rex

[@Cheesefiddlehorn]

I think it’s meant to be tarchia

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Not for not but there is actually a way that Raptors claws could’ve been sharp on the bottom but not fossilized that way it could have essentially a sheet of keratin that was much sharper than the rest of the claw but would fall off in right away much like hair your thoughts

[@jaydenbird2517]

Can you do dinosaur revolution please.

[@MrEmilable]

Jurassic Fight Club But Done right.

[@calebchristensen900]

13:50 ; I understand that there may not be fossil evidence of group structure, but how can you expect to find evidence of a socio-familial structure of creatures from eons ago? This goes for any prehistoric creature.

[@maxrichards3881]

Yeah, this is why I cringe every time he complains about pack hunting.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

I don’t agree with the lip debate