Late Jurassic Dinosaurs. Who Ruled The Earth Millions Of Years Ago? | ReYOUniverse

[@ryv]

Hi! Do you like dinosaurs?

[@slickanimations7005]

Yes

[@ekemodeaminat_1]

Not really🙈

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

Dinosaurs are cool both land and sea ! theres no doubt they existed because all the fossil evidence is the proof ! Evolution is strange just comparing them to the animals we see today

[@camelopardalus]

Dinosaurs was good eats.

[@shivamroy04]

Yes.. amazing video..can you please tell how do you make these different clips?

[@Clearlight201]

As the man says, the sauropod Stegosaurus died out before the Crustaceous 🤣 Visuals: great, and enjoyable! Narration: a laugh a minute!

[@syawalahmad823]

kunci dan geletek sampai menyerah

[@taylorshelton3267]

Stegosaurus is not a sauropod it is a plated dinosaur that is an ornithiscian dinosaur and along with other plated and armored dinosaurs they make up the group thyreophoran dinosaurs. Sauropods are saurischian dinosaurs.

[@Clearlight201]

@@taylorshelton3267 that's my point, the video contains laughable errors which is why i put a laughing emoji in my comment. don't shoot the messenger.

[@jimkirby1799]

You would think that these readers would learn the right pronunciation for the subject(s) of their narrative.

[@taylorshelton3267]

@@Clearlight201 Oh. Sorry I didn't know that. My bad.

[@CorvoFG]

It’s “Cretaceous” not crustatious!

[@NaNa-j7b2q]

Shit ive been sayin it wrong this whole x?!lmfao!!ik!!

[@billyskinner9382]

Naw, your good. He's referring to the time previous, when the land was full of crabs🤣

[@Crypticstitchcraftcrochet]

It's been driving me crazy this whole time!

[@prophetic0311]

Yeah that's when I shut it off.

[@nooddles12]

Crustaceans are delicious!

[@marwansobhy7050]

>calls stegosaurus a suropod >Shows a carnotaurus when talking about Allosaurus

[@Harldin]

Has Tarbosaurus hunting young Brachiosaurs and Camarasaurs 80 million years before they existed.

[@sarath89892318]

He is just a reader without any knowledge about dinosaurs.

[@dianewallace6064]

Beautiful. Magical. Thank you.

[@Hobbsdad]

3 cheers for brother ReYOUniverse, I'm glad this series came up in my feed. It brings back memories of the stories handed down from my great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great (1,2,3,4,5,6,7) great, great grandpappy. Bless his soul

[@andeeharry]

Dinosaurs are amazing.....considering they came from the same common ancestors, it's amazing how different each of them there are. It has been said that there was over 100,000 different Dinosaur types and I am sure there will be a lot more. Their world is unique.

[@kk6aw]

I believe that Diplodocus is pronounced. duh plaa duh Kuhs

[@Dr.IanPlect]

"Dinosaurs are amazing.....considering they came from the same common ancestors, it's amazing how different each of them there are" - have a think why this comment is silly and misses the vastly larger point!

[@VinchenzoC]

Wow, 5-centimeter-long legs! That's almost 2 inches!

[@karlhans6678]

not very long.

[@VinchenzoC]

@@karlhans6678 That's what she said.

[@karlhans6678]

@@VinchenzoC hurhurhur.

[@FGUGZIN]

"And some as slow as Hippos" Dude are you aware that Hippos can easily outrun you with no hesitation

[@ExtinctZoo]

good stuff mi lord!

[@edgeofsanity9111]

Once again, plenty of inaccurate images (Tyrannosaurids didn't exist yet as you mentioned yourself and also Carnotaurus lived in the Cretaceous period). Also Stegosaurs weren't Sauropods and the Tarbosaurus didn't exist yet in the Jurassic period. Tarbo saurus, like any other Tyrannosaurid, lived in the late Cretaceous period. And also Brontosaurus never existed; scientists made the mistake to assemble a Camarasaurus skull on an Apatosaurus body.

[@GoneFeralWithSquidly]

Don’t you mean “crustaceous”?

[@marypatten9655]

well ok then. funny how no one wants to talk about the human foot prints found with the dinisarus foot prints you heard about that?

[@GoneFeralWithSquidly]

@@marypatten9655 yes

[@edgeofsanity9111]

@@marypatten9655 Idk where tf you heard that, but that's complete bs, we're millions of years apart

[@luudest]

Many Dinosaurs at the end of the Jurassic had feathers. In this video there are none.

[@TheHark-qs4hv]

The tarbosaurus didn't evolve until the late cretaceous.

[@luciamota1249]

Crestaceus? Gondwanda? This was so much fun...

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Cretaceous" is pronounced "kre-TAY-shuss," NOT "Cres-TAY-shuss." There is no "s" before the "t" is "Cretaceous." DAMMIT!

[@rasdt2874]

😂 i laughed a little when i heard it, the crustaceous period, the crustacean era 😅

[@factormars4339]

When you saw a pop KZbin notif and understand it is reyouniverse. 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 When you understand you are very bad in english😔😔 From France 🇫🇷

[@casey5654]

Someone already mentioned it, but calling a Stegosaurus a sauropod on more than one occasion in a video about primarily dinosaurs is unacceptable.

[@numberpirate]

Yup, pronunciation of names is off as well. Also not one mention of the Thagomizer for Stegosaurus...... Lame:(

[@felix25ize]

Knowing how to use the computer is more widespread than real culture and knowledge.

[@sskuk1095]

11:30 I love how he says Tyrannosaurus only appeared in the crustaceous period...

[@jasonkaczynski8218]

It did late Cretaceous actually

[@felix25ize]

Crustaceous lol

[@nickbloch1288]

I like the walking with dinosaurs scene’s

[@mukhtaralbahlani5273]

It's weird that no one is poking holes at the "3m jaguars" fact he said. Lions are the second biggest pantherine and they don't even reach 3m

[@joey2765]

Dude is just talking straight out his ass

[@Piperdogloveshats]

I just heard that part. I may not use meters regularly but I know that's ridiculous.

[@ericreid8111]

Does this length include tail length. I think a lion can reach 9ft nose to tail. Jaguars aren't small. They might squeeze it out.

[@mukhtaralbahlani5273]

@@ericreid8111 that's doesn't matter because usually they count the tail separately due to it not adding much to the overall mass of the animal so you'll usually see body length written separately to the tail length. And jaguars have the smallest tails of any pantherine and snow leopard and clouded leopards are the longest which have tail that are as long as their bodies because of their need for balance in their environments.

[@ericreid8111]

@@mukhtaralbahlani5273 it's very important to have balanced investments 🤣

[@hektor6766]

You didn't credit the narrator. You both saved a career and unleashed a menace.

[@TheBlindWeasel]

Because the narrator isn't real, it's a machine

[@rocksolidfossils]

Informative!

[@Eliras24]

2:38 oh yes, the famous 30 ft tall jurassic theropods

[@eddymercan7487]

Bro pls >sauropod stegosaurus >carnotaurus shown when talking about allosaurus >jurassic tarbosaurus >showing tyrannosaurus a bunch of times, and spinosaurus a few times >not mentioning epanterias or saurophaganax might exist >crustaceous period You should at least have kept the 25m Liopleurodon for rule of cool considering everything else

[@joey2765]

Bro do your homework, some words you pronounce wrong and some things you said were inaccurate 🤦‍♂️

[@sabudhungana1008]

How can a 8.5 meters long and 3.5 meters long dinasour only weigh 1.5 ton? Even a hippo or a buffalo weigh more. I'm confused.

[@adamwu4565]

Keep in mind that over half that body length consists of relatively thin necks and tails, and perhaps half that height is entirely due to the posture of the legs. And that theropod dinosaurs had light, hollow bones, as well as large air sacs extending into their body cavities outside of those bones that are part of their respiratory systems, so they are less dense per unit volume than equivalent mammals. If you look at a to-scale illustration of an average Allosaurus and an average Hippo side by side, you would notice that their heads and main bodies are actually very close to the same size, with only the very long tail and the tall hindlimbs making the Allosaur appear bigger. 1.5 tons is also a lower end mass estimate for Allosaurus fragilis, and a more typical estimate is close to 2.0 tons, which is roughly the same range as that of modern hippos. (And hippos also have extra dense and heavy bones even by mammal standards, due to their particular amphibious lifestyle) And buffalo rarely get over 1.0 tons.

[@Mike_Regan]

We all are.

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

Since taking earth science ive always liked the sauropods and always imagined walking amongst a herd of them and watching them eat !

[@majinvegeta9280]

5cm long legs. That's not a giant. The bird eating spider(Goliath spider) alive today has a leg span of 11 inches. 5cm is not even 2 inches. Put that on a spider and what it may have a leg span of 7 inches with the body. I'm not sure about some of the info.

[@doubleclick4132]

almost unbelievable to think all of this was happening on the very same earth on which we live today...

[@johnshields6852]

A million years, that's a long time, think about 100 million years from now, humans will be long gone. We'll probably be one of the species with the shortest existence of all creatures to have inhabited the earth.

[@TransVangal]

You pronounced some of the words incorrectly sir

[@d.eligiusson117]

American english..probably the reason of the ' strange' pronounced some words..🤔

[@wyngiie]

@@d.eligiusson117 yes however there is no excuse for mispronouncing Cretaceous repeatedly, that’s just general mispronunciation lol

[@hektor6766]

@@d.eligiusson117 You've obviously never been to America or spoken with any American older than six years. And Three Stooges movies are not valid reference. We may say "commentate" and "parental" instead of "comment" and "parent" to sound pseudo-intellectual, or use "impacted" instead of "affected" for cheap dramatic effect, but we wouldn't make these mistakes. This narrator simply has no knowledge of dinosaurs, paleontology or geology.

[@billyskinner9382]

Thought brontos were renamed apatosaur.

[@jasonkaczynski8218]

Actually the whole Brontosaurus thing was pretty complicated but my understanding is it was just a mistake made by the team working on the fossils when it was in reality like you said an Apatosaurus

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Cycads" is pronounced SIGH-cads.

[@systemofaslipstatic]

I wanna know more about this " Crustaceas" period...

[@hatusnee]

Lolll crustacean Mr Krabs

[@starksaif3870]

Whoa 🤩 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@zahrafaidallah1217]

5cm long legs is supposed to be enormous for a spider?

[@jcoats150]

Miles!

[@garrettnicholson638]

3:25 when was the crustaceous period? He didn't mean cretaceous because he would've said cretaceous, right?

[@luudest]

Where are the feathers on these dinosaurs?

[@jennyskipworth]

How many editors approved this narration? Lol

[@ciara.eason13]

I saw one video on here just to learn about dinosaurs, but now after checking out the comments out if curiosity, I was interested. If there's any information(s) in this video that is incorrect or anything, please reply! I'd love to hear about it and would like to have proper knowledge about dinosaurs!

[@skinnypete7217]

The beginning about the climate of the earth, was correct (I'm not a paleontologist just a big nerd lol)

[@ciara.eason13]

@@skinnypete7217 thanks for the information! I just wanted to make sure, have the correct information and hear some update facts about dinosaurs.

[@Tetsuothedemon]

Call me stoned but doesn't the narrator sound like the guy who does The Fallout shoddycast lore vid.?..?

[@Rain_7654]

Compsognathus are 4-5 feet tall.

[@jeasonalivio9394]

Nice

[@griffinc002able]

"Crustaceas" Period 11:38..lol. I think you meant "Cretaceous". There's images of Carnotaurus when discussing Allosaurus, and as others have mentioned, references to Stego as a Sauropod. Too many Inconsistencies.

[@BeingHuman5291]

5:20 did he said 5cm? That's tiny not large

[@jimkirby1799]

What makes you think that hippos are slow. They can outrun a man.

[@djdeemz7651]

They actually run so quickly they full leave the ground while at full gallop

[@oldcountryboy]

I don't think you would be very lucky if you run into a jaguar In the jungle

[@JosephOliver-kh9in]

I got list of Late Jurassic Dinosaurs Brontosaurus Stegosaurus Diplodocus Allosaurus Brachiosaurus Camptosaurus Kentrosaurus Ceratosaurus Camarasaurus Tuojiangosaurus Mamenchisaurus Yangchuanosaurus Compsognathus Dryosaurus Eustreptospondylus Ultrasaurus Ornitholestes Archaeopteryx Piatnitzkysaurus Haplocanthosaurus Torvosaurus Paranthodon

[@majinvegeta9280]

Do better research too or explain the leedsichtys dimensions. They have found many skulls and at one point thought to maybe reach 30m but is accepted today as more like 16.5 and I just saw that in 3 min of research. A 100ft fish doesn't even seem plausible. I'd love to watch these but I keep seeing lazy research and makes me wonder about anything said

[@victoriagreenaway2028]

Gondwanda? Crustaceous? Cycades?

[@propellerhead428]

Slow as Hippo's!?! Buddy have you seen a Hippo move?

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

Reaching on some theories there buddy

[@d.eligiusson117]

Were dinosaurs the ' reptiles ' ?

[@crabcrab2024]

You bet!

[@d.eligiusson117]

@@crabcrab2024 hmm..going about constant body temperature ...such isn't feature of the reptiles ..😉

[@wyngiie]

dinosaurs are seperate to reptiles. it is also proven that quite a far amount of dinosaurs actually had feathers instead of reptillian skin :) the dinosaurs were their own beings and are seperate to birds or reptiles etc etc and should be treated like such instead of compared

[@crabcrab2024]

@@d.eligiusson117 Are we playing classic KL, philogenetic or cladistic?

[@crabcrab2024]

@@wyngiie Well, depends on how you define reptiles. I meant reptiles in the cladistic sense (i.e. Sauropsida). Nowadays that is the only legit and sensible definition theirof.

[@beethoven__]

Crustaceous Period: the Age of the Crab

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

Five centimeters is only two inches. Spiders still squashable

[@noswad86]

This is so inaccurate, too many mistakes and poor narration. Cant take it seriously

[@precursors]

Gondwanda? Crustatious? Really?

[@sarath89892318]

Yup thats how I read. 🤣🤣🤣

[@doltsbane]

You need to do some serious work on proofing the pronunciations in your videos. It seriously hurts your credibility when you make sloppy mistakes.

[@crabcrab2024]

Why do you say crustaceous instead of cretaceous? It sounds a little bit ridiculous.

[@tonysilliker5977]

Thing is humanity knows more about the sea than they do about the Amazon Jungle... They have never explored all of it yet...

[@kauangarcia9236]

Sorry, but hippos are not slow by any means

[@slickanimations7005]

Sup

[@biologistfromyemen7427]

❤🎉😊

[@additive8924]

They weren't reptiles! What the hell are you talking about?

[@Dr.IanPlect]

Dinosaurs ARE reptiles.

[@Dyingtobeloved73]

Yes I do.. plus I love your content and the channel as well. Have a great day or night

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

The plural of platypus is platypus

[@gordonyork6638]

Your pronunciation of Diplodocus is wrong. Who told you that is the way it sounds? Bad researching?

[@landonburke2772]

Ever notice meat eating Dino's eyes and nostrils are dead in line? Perfect for lying in wait in water for prey.... Small arms for holding onto mango roots, powerful legs to launch at prey.... On and on ...

[@scottmitchell1974]

Crustaceaus? !!!😢

[@joelb2297]

Is the narrator mispronouncing "Cretaceous?" It really sounds as if he is saying "CRUSTaceous" Period. Or is that like Queen's English pronounciation? @11:35 IDK

[@victoriafritsch5331]

Your saying diplodocus 🦕 wrong in the video 😑

[@isaiahwolftail867]

You can tell someone who doesn’t speak English made this

[@steveelpro2852]

hi

[@mastomasto6197]

Não deveria ser fácil ser um carnívoro no Jurássico, qualquer descuido ao atacar e poderia sair com sérios ferimentos e até morrer.

[@donaco]

Are you saying "Crustaceous Period"?!

[@Shaden0040]

Cycads are not pronounced sick kads but rather as psychads/

[@brunobembi5276]

Technically speaking, Dinosaurs are not reptiles

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

😊crustatious 😂. Please coach this guy! WTF?

[@ReachSkyla]

Did he say CRUSTeaus period 🤣🤣

[@aquafishsoup]

1:06 American Godzilla doesn't count as a dinosaur video needs re-edit

[@jBurNaa]

The early crusty period

[@pelewads]

I'm new to your channel. And I have been watching your videos from newest to older. Maybe you should stick with living species. You did great with the ants, and the cephalopods. But this vid sucked. I would suggest you research your topic a little better.

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

"Diplodocus" is pronounced "di-PLOD-oh-cuss>"

[@yaeldragwyla8170]

NOT "Dipp-loh-DOK-uss"!

[@wyngiie]

i mean british people normally say diplodoughcuss but either way it’s the same being. it’s just a difference in pronunciation for some countries

[@MickPosch]

I once was at a performance by Peter Schickele ("of PDQ Bach fame") where he pronounced it "DIP-loh-dok-uss", only to have his accompanist correct him with "That's 'DipPLOD-acuss'". I was Today Years Old before I heard that first pronunciation spoken in a serious voice!

[@victoriafritsch5331]

Google says it's pronounced Duh•plo•duh•kuhs

[@mikehenderson631]

One thing I've noticed in these documentaries is that they never liked this they never talk about brontosaurus and I don't know why Or are they just metro and passing very quickly maybe about 5 seconds 5 seconds 10 seconds the next about it

[@erikbrush]

Because it was reclassified as Apatosaurus. The name Brontosaurus is not in use with most paleontologists.

[@beethoven__]

Gondwanda Vision

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

Leedsycthys was sycthies. Video 100% narration 50%

[@peterjones4180]

And yet the paleoclimate data shows that Co2 levels have VERY POOR correlation with temperature. Remember the more Co2 in the atmosphere the additional warming produced DECREASES LOGARITHMICALLY !

[@prometheusunbound7628]

Interesting, but almost complete speculation.

[@hatusnee]

A jaguar can take out crocodilians which are older than dinosaurs. Don't say a jaguar isn't a real monster lol

[@Dr.IanPlect]

Wrong; dinosaurs evolved more than twice as long ago.

[@hatusnee]

@@Dr.IanPlect yeah u right I did a silly

[@vadimpm1290]

All around the video dinosaurs are called "reptiles" which is actually not true.

[@Dr.IanPlect]

Dinosaurs ARE reptiles.

[@luisito6314]

I don't trust people who cant pronounce things the whole world knows lol

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

But dinosaurs are not the same as reptiles. I don't know where you found this crap, but put it back.

[@Dr.IanPlect]

Dinosaurs ARE reptiles.

[@jasonkaczynski8218]

A bunch of inaccuracies in this you should really double check your info before posting a eductional video

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

Cycads not cycas

[@Spinzoofficial]

Brontosaurus is not a real they found the head of a brachiosaurus and a body of a apatosaurus you were men’t to say apatosaurus

[@majinvegeta9280]

Say it with us now "cretaceous" yall keep saying crustaceous like the species

[@mandolo100]

7 minutes in, not a single dinosaur mentioned. Judging from the comments, you also can't keep your facts straight. The production quality is fantastic, but the content quality seems to be garbage. I'm out.

[@erikbrush]

Fire your narrator. "Dip-low-dock-us" (the phonetic spelling as uttered by your narrator) is pronounced "Dip-lodd-ick-us" by everyone else except your narrator. Cycads are pronounced "Sigh-cads." The time period known to everyone as the Cretaceous (Kret-ay-shuss) is Crustacious to your orator. The list of flora, fauna, time periods, and sundry other words that are mispronounced (and rather badly at that) are really widespread and distracting. I started to watch this video, but soon realized that you guys are the same folks using the same narrator that I commented on before. Trust me when I tell you, the attrociously bad pronunciation is immensely distracting. When reading a script it's important to grasp the rudimentary linguistics and spelling of the words shared with viewers. A shame really. Ahh well. I need to make a mental footnote to avoid your videos in my hunt for enjoyable informative content. Good luck with subscribers. I wouldn't be able to have the volume on. But that's my opinion for whatever it's worth.

[@barzap6190]

What the hell is ai doing