SAUROPODS .Dinosaur size comparison and data

Sauropods are a large group of Dinosaurs, known for their long necks and large dimensions. Many of the were the largest animals that ever walk the Earth.
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FEATURED TAXA: Lessemsaurus, Brachytrachelopan, Yamanasaurus, Nigersaurus, Amargasaurus, Bajadasaurus, Shunosaurus, Barapasaurus, Vulcanodon, Malawisaurus, Paludititan, Spinophorosaurus, Brontosaurus, Phuwangosaurus, Turiasaurus, Diplodocus, Diamantinasaurus, Supersaurus, Camarasaurus, Lusotitan, Europatitan, Xinjiangtitan, Barosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Dreadnoughtus, Austroposeidon, Patagotitan, Argentinosaurus

[@MarioLanzas.]

Here is the latest choice by the Members of the channel! stay tuned for the next one this month! ;) please don't forget to LIKE and click the bell if you haven't yet Leave your suggestions in the comments Thank you all!

[@kingkosmoceratops1404]

@ROBERTO MONTINI yeah now that you mention it. A prehistoric snake size comparison sounds super cool!!!

[@kingkosmoceratops1404]

I just wanted to ask you Mario. If your Halloween special will be about cryptids that are based on prehistoric creatures. Because over on my channel I’m planning on my Halloween special being a cryptid size comparison. Again ( only on cryptids based on prehistoric animals ) This is if your next video even is a Halloween special Or if you will be making one at all.

[@MarioLanzas.]

@@kingkosmoceratops1404 I have a couple of ideas for videos related to cryptids. But not for this Halloween. Maybe in a few months or so

[@carterfroude7436]

There are dinosaurs I did not know of.😯

[@Deathiswhite]

Amazing video as always, your art keeps getting better and better.

[@SaurianStudios1207]

I like these up-to-date reconstructions of the sauropoda dinosaurs, especially the variation in color, it’s much more visually interesting to look at then the usually dull, monotone color that herbivorous dinosaurs are often depicted in.

[@wetube6513]

Even modern day herbivores have quite diverse colours. Look at Giraffes, Hippos, Pandas, Horses and Oryx.

[@naturalistwarrior]

@@wetube6513 The Okapi is another great example

[@R.M.A.2006]

Is it accurate? I don't know where to find accurate pictures of him?

[@creepymouth2709]

I mean how exactly do they find the colors? Traces of pigment?

[@Jojozilla426]

@@creepymouth2709 They don't outside of a few species, its just speculation based on modern animals

[@blockmasterscott]

I had no clue there were sauropods that small, I always thought they were all huge.

[@funwithfish1507]

You realise that the “small” sauropods were still bigger than any land mammal today?

[@cerastudios4208]

Blockmaster you should try magyarosaurus

[@hankhoses8668]

@@funwithfish1507 It's just when you think of a sauropod most people think of animals the size of buildings and it is a bit strange to think of some of them being a bit bigger than an elephant. Like it's still big just not what comes to mind first.

[@HOLA-zk9oh]

​@@hankhoses8668 Yeah but to be fair even the small sauropods weights more than 800 kg for sure. They are all huge in perspective.

[@funwithfish1507]

@@hankhoses8668 that’s because an elephant is a figment of imagination to most people. When you realise how big an elephant is, it becomes all the more amazing. A cow weighs ~750kg and it would be reasonable to suggest the smallest sauropods were well over one ton. That’s huge

[@gabriel.-.5495]

The smallest sauropod ever discovered was Ibirania parva, it was recently discovered in Brazil

[@MarioLanzas.]

Aw that could have been a nice addition...

[@user-rw4yi2xw5i]

​@@MarioLanzas. Where mass estimates?

[@Davidevenworld]

@@MarioLanzas.there is another small sauropod called titanomachya it is discovered this year

[@djrex9200]

My man, you’re really underrated. Your art and the quality is amazing. Its sad how most Paleo KZbin channels and artists dont get as much attention as other channels get.

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you so much!

[@sorrowtw]

Nobody: That one Saurapod looking at you in the thumbnail:

[@sacerdotedevesta3728]

Tu paleoarte cada vez superandose a si mismo Mario, gracias por hacer una actualización del vídeo sobre Sauropodos, es sorprendente como unos animales inmensamente grandes hayan pisado este planeta.

[@PHRYNOPS-HILARI]

Bien dicho bro

[@appletater2785]

I’m loving the interpretation of armargasaurus with that big sail! Great work as always

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!

[@PanthersGamingSessionYT]

Actually it's commonly excepted now that amargasaurus didn't have connections between its spines.

[@Ozraptor4]

@@PanthersGamingSessionYT Cerda et al. 2022 = Dicraeosaurids did have soft tissue connections between the neck spines.

[@darknessdescending6695]

@@PanthersGamingSessionYT You know that’s been disproven, right?

[@naturalistwarrior]

The sheer power of seeing a new size comparison video on my notifications.

[@deinowolfhybridhero5101]

Xinjiyangtitan probably was the animal with absolutely the longest neck (more also than Mamenchisaurus)

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

3:21 how is that even possible 😂

[@cintronproductions9430]

Air sacs, my friend. Air sacs. 🤣

[@thekingofdinos8518]

I love all the new additions, especially Brachytrachelopan, since it's one of my favorite dinosaurs.

[@metalbilly5121]

I think that xingjiangtitan stole brachytrachelopan's neck

[@Bladredy]

🤨

[@1spacemannsam]

Could be mixed up Dino bones but I don’t think so

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

It's sad evolution will probably never create titans like the dinosaurs again 😢.

[@rolloxra670]

We don’t know, probably, but I don’t think humanity will get to see it anyways.

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

@@rolloxra670 yeah, unfortunately 😓.

[@rexlupusetxe8367]

I loved your designs as I always do. But seeing Brontosaurus that different and new is amazing

[@ChuckMusicDinoLover]

Beautiful and some surprising twists in design. You never bore us with your interpretations! Bravo Mario!! Stunning work as usual! Keep watching this young paleoartist! His name and his works will one day sit amongst the greats like: Luis Rey, Todd Marshell, Mark Hallett and even the great Charles Knight! Keep it up, man. Your work will be remembered! 🤩

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you so much! :D

[@Mikailodon]

Now this is a masterpiece!

[@Mikailodon]

Isn’t Supersaurus invalid now btw?

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

@@Mikailodon Maybe I have missed something but I think it's valid. Are you by any chance thinking about Seismosaurus instead? Because that one is invalid and is now a species of Diplodocus.

[@HerbivoreEnthusiast]

Super is valid, seismo isnt

[@sparthucket]

​@@Andrey.Ivanov sad, the name "seismosaurus" sounded so cool

[@thewingedporpoise]

absolutely love the timing on this I've been reading through so many tangential threads on SVPOW and I've really never been in a more Sauropod focused mood than now

[@gattycroc8073]

since this is a remake of one of your older videos, I would love to see a remake of your crocodylomorph size comparison video. I mean we need more art of Zulmasuchus and the other sebecids.

[@Roth395]

Excellent video as always. I particularly liked your depiction of Dreadnoughtus schrani.

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

Good to see such a selection of various sauropods that really managed to showcase their diversity. The designs are so good here. I think it's partially due to dull depictions of sauropods dominating the media but from a few conversations with non-paleonerds I've got the impression that a lot of people think that all "long-necked dinosaurs" are a single species.

[@zharul8716]

From a book I read as a kid, I remember Barosaurus is little bit bigger. Now it's quite average sized sauropod.

[@linogroff841]

Sei sempre geniale,con tutti i dinosauri,soprattutto con l' argentinosaurus e il giganotosaurus,poi la presenza dei classici tyrannosaurus e brontosaurus,mi fa sempre gioire

[@Tungdil_01]

Great choice Mario Lanzas. This type of video always deserves to be liked, commented on, shared with friends, and re-watched the whole week!

[@jettmckay2985]

I’ve been waiting for a redo of this for so long… NOW ITS HERE.

[@cintronproductions9430]

The largest animals that ever walked the earth, and as this video beautifully shows, among the strangest. In a good way. They were weird but fascinating. 🦕🦕🦕

[@Lamacetus]

Especially shunosaurus and amargasaurus, some of the coolest looking dinosaurs yet

[@MaximumPrime]

Literally

[@albatross8361]

The knobbly ends of those whippy tails could probably do a lot of damage.

[@cartonmenqc]

4:00

[@NatureLover5444]

I love some of these new reconstructions, as well as some new taxa that were not in the original.

[@tlatolophusgalorum]

Increíble video

[@Jpteryx]

I love your art but Turiasaurus just naturally looks so uncanny. It's the maned wolf of giant sauropods.

[@MarioLanzas.]

Turiasaurs are a more primitive kind of sauropods, so it makes sense that they developed different body proportions, looking weird compared to all the Neosauropods 🙃

[@marciogustavo2307]

This vídeo is so great, in the next video, you make size comparison of saltasauridae, nemegtosauridae and opisthocoelicaudiinae?

[@naturalistwarrior]

Thanks!

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!!😃

[@MailableBook]

Nice, spinosaurus!

[@alvianekka80]

Glad I got your video recommended again.

[@JuliaSlayed]

0:16 Lessemsaurus 0:27 Brachytrachelopan 0:39 Yamanasaurus 0:47 Nigersaurus 0:56 Amargasaurus 1:05 Bajadasaurus 1:16 Shunosaurus 1:26 Barapasaurus 1:34 Vulcanodon 1:41 Malawisaurus 1:48 Paludititan 1:57 Spinophorosaurus 2:03 Brontosaurua 2:12 Phuwiangosaurus 2:22 Turiasaurus 2:32 Diplodocus 2:39 Diamantinasaurus 2:46 Supersaurus 2:53 Camarasaurus 3:00 Lusotitan 3:11 Europatitan 3:20 Xinjiangtitan 3:29 Barosaurus 3:34 Brachiosaurus 3:41 Dreadnoughthus 3:48 Austroposeidon 3:55 Patagotitan 4:00 Argentinosaurus

[@GaionSputro]

Thanks for timestamp.

[@dodoraptor8387]

Sauropods necks are like coconut tree trunks...Long and thin but they can withstand the harshest gusts of wind

[@brynadoodle]

These videos are amazing. I love seeing all of them together at the end

[@juanmanuel7501]

Creo que falto el Puertasaurus compitiendo con ArgentinoSaurus,Patagotitan,dreagnothu y es tambien de Argentina

[@MarioLanzas.]

Más adelante haré otro video sobre los Titanosaurios en particular

[@kade-qt1zu]

This is a massive improvement from your last video. Keep up the great work!

[@kaponofalconer831]

Just looking at Brachytrachelopan's very short neck is just way too unrealistic and funny.

[@apenasmaisumdiogo.7115]

It's pretty cool how you put a sauropod feet as the symbol of the group in the start, since it was how they got their name in the first place (sauro poda = lizard foot).

[@The_Runaway_wolf]

Your art is very beautiful! I love all your videos they are very fascinating!

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!1 :)

[@ouranosaurian]

Beautiful work!

[@jacekkkkk1740]

Love that you experimented with some non 2d poses

[@ghostraptor4487]

Hay pocas ilustraciones modenas de Vulcanodon, ame viéndolo en tu estilo

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

Aweosme sauropod showcase/drawings They're really good dude,hope you have a good day

[@franciscoivanoff2821]

I liked it the video. Best regards. 🦕👋

[@kargiolis7558]

Supersaurus based on the new estimates was 39-42 meters long.

[@Ezio3346]

Me gustó mucho tu representación de Bajadasaurus Esta muy buena

[@thejurassicking916]

I’ve been waiting for another upload! Keep up the hard work and keep doing your own art, it’s awesome!

[@georgiak6017]

Fantastic. The extinct animals of Australia would be a wonderful video.

[@TheLegoJungle]

Xinjiangtitan feels like one of those dinos they’ll revise after some new critical finds :P That neck is ungodly

[@elquelolealegustaelpedazo]

That bajadasaurus is my new sleep paralysis (idk how it is written) demon. Despite it, suberb work Mario

[@francoagustingranato2361]

me encantaron los diseñaste muy bonitos.

[@the_death_phantom533]

Brachytrachelopan is just all tail and Xinjiangtitan is all neck.

[@janneplanman6433]

Loveth 💜🇫🇮 Thank you for these giants with beautiful layout🙏

[@BruceWaynesaysLandBack]

These videos are really important? These are videos I’d want to see in school. I hope you get more views

[@buelamark8335]

Good as expected mario can you make the next video about prehistoric cats

[@MarioLanzas.]

One day!

[@buelamark8335]

Okay I’ll wait

[@jamesivie5717]

Good show!

[@meli-melo9759]

1:04 The bajadasaurus looks really creepy.

[@Ghost-bw2kt]

this video was very beautiful 😍

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!

[@JustJzx]

Hey bro,… QUE HERMOSO PALEOARTE ES EL MEJOR QUE HE VISTO EN MI VIDA ❤❤ Tengo una pregunta, podrías hacer un remake o actualización de tu video de la familia de tyrannosauridos y la de dromaeosauridos son mis 2 familias de dinos carnívoros favoritas, gracias😊

[@supertrike5893]

Next do Ceratopsians

[@JustDEV1]

There’s no way THEY ACTUALLY NAMED IT THAT 😂 0:50😊

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

There's no racist implication, its literally just named after the country of Niger, an actual place in Africa

[@EllaIsGawn]

​@@IndominusRex-wc1ey ikr its just a country

[@thomasnuedling9167]

Always excellent

[@kingofprehistory7851]

Bruhatkayasaurus and maraapunisaurus in the background=

[@ProfJM_UNICA]

Barosaurus now around 25 meters long? Many species now! badass video

[@milkykabob]

Love the Amargasaurus!

[@juanlanuza1523]

Increíble paleoarte. Creo que nunca los había visto representados con mazas o púas en la punta de la cola, ¿es especulativo o existe evidencia directa?

[@PHRYNOPS-HILARI]

No lo se

[@MarioLanzas.]

Los titanosaurios tenían osteodermos, los Diplodocus parecen tener protuberancias en el lomo, Shunosaurus directamente tenía una maza al final de la cola... Todo eso parece indicar que desarrollar protuberancias de un modo u otro era algo común en los Saurópodos

amazing video bro

[@MarioLanzas.]

thank you!!

[@Roberto_Valencia]

Yay my favorite dinosaur species. So brontosaurus really did exist.

[@billysomerfield9832]

My favourite channel on KZbin by far! I’m glad I subscribed!

[@da_phish]

amazing video

[@abdulazizrex]

Gorgeous giants.🦕

[@catpoke9557]

I am always more focused on the cool art in these videos than the comparisons

[@francepri2415]

Big dinosaurs, great work👏👏

[@Tyrell-d6o]

Amazing to see that their basic body shape and layout barely changes with their size.

[@Javier133_xd]

I'm missing some creatures Mamenchisaurus Giraftitan

[@kroek259]

is the sail on bajadasaurus an assumption or is there evidence for it? i get it for amargasaurus but badasaurus' spikess are facing forward which to me seems more lik a defence mechanism rather then decoration

[@Trike207]

The way Mario drew it looks like something with the function of regulating the animal's temperature

[@Ozraptor4]

New study (Cerda et al. 2022) argues that all dicraeosaurids with neck-spines supported soft-tissue "sails".

[@user-fx3lv8im7f]

Yeah, love your work!

[@MarioLanzas.]

Thank you!!

[@RotaryMC24_Hello]

I noticed that most dinosaurs overtime are getting smaller, cause if you observe the periods (Like Cretaceous or Jurrasic etc), the period closer to pangea have longer, fatter and taller dinos compared to dinos that were already near extinction.

[@Soemthingidontknow1987]

Loved these! Will show my great grandmother

[@Grenn3]

Como me gustaría ir ala prehistoria y conocer a esto Gigantes dinosaurios :( Sería extraordinario

[@LordAmakihi]

¿Puedes hacer una sobre aves hawaianas? Te quedó excelente el vídeo por cierto.

[@marknunya3107]

Idk why I love your videos so much but I do. Thanks for the work you do. Helps entertain my monkey brain self.

[@manasadhikary1926]

Make a video about spinosauridae family

[@MarioLanzas.]

here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3qxdJeJltt-sJo

[@Yoshoggutha]

Awwww yay for the long bois! 💖🦕

[@FakeMidday]

I'm sure the biggest one will be named after its species or country

[@gojirazillasaurus6341]

I love this song, to me its like the song of paleontology idk

[@axelaraujo9782]

please can you do everything hybrid dinosaurs from jurassic word the game and jurassic word alive?

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

Do therizinosaurs next

[@carmelorodriguezlemes2864]

Genial👍👍👍

[@nathanaguirre4381]

What about Late Cretaceous with cronopio dentiacutus

[@themightyspartan1012]

It amazing to think Sauropods been existed throughout the whole Mesozoic Era. Truly a fascinating dinosaurs to me.

[@user-bw3un2jf3b]

Go planet dinosaurs vs real life

[@cringyhakari]

brachytrachelopan is pretty weird :/

[@jacobcox4565]

0:59 I'm pretty sure the discourse around whether Amargasaurus had exposed spines or a layer of flesh covering those spines is still contentious and divisive. After watching YDAW's video about Amargasaurus, I think it's more likely the neck spines weren't covered by skin and intead were either exposed bone, or covered by keratin like a bull's horns. Same goes for Bajadasaurus.

[@MarioLanzas.]

the YDAW's video on Amargasaurus was released before the latest studies on the spikes came out, that suggest they were covered

[@jacobcox4565]

@@MarioLanzas. Oh, ok. Is there a site where I can read the paper?

[@SunnyC.D.A221]

Imagine if the argentinasaurus was alive today

[@HerbivoreEnthusiast]

It would go extinct

[@namhuyenthoaiplaytogether9257]

The new Amargasaurus and Bajadasaurus look more sense than before Between their spikes have a skin to connect these spikes

[@maozilla9149]

nice