SCP-1265 - The Mesozoic Preserve (SCP Animation)

SCP 1265 is a Euclid Class anomaly also known as The Mesozoic Preserve.
SCP-1265 is an irregularly shaped area of land measuring 50km2 within the Congo basin, Africa. SCP1265 is mostly contained within the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but approximately 15km2 is contained within the neighboring Republic of the Congo.
SCP-1265 is inhabited by several species known to be extinct, mostly from the clade Dinosauria.
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[@SCP]

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[@chandlerpeters539]

This is wrong Spinosaurus adapted in Egypt that is why it's scientific name is Spinosaurus egyptiacus

[@geraltofrivia3083]

Can we get a SCP Explained OST???

[@fireheadz5063]

Bruh, what is SCP doin? Just ask God :)

[@colterthedinoexpert3091]

A spinosaurus woes on 4 legs

[@OtakuBoe]

The link has a memetic effect where is compels you to purchase the plushies

[@PinguWithAnAxe]

MTF Agent: "Command. We've got multiple instances of 1265-A in the area. Over." Command: "Uppercase or lowercase? Over." MTF Agent: "AAAAHHHH!!!" Command: "...Nevermind. Over."

[@BigattckFirecat]

They should really name them UA and la

[@astrisperspecto4130]

Yeah, that SCP author does deserve a demotion

[@geothegallant]

Pretty sure the lowercase was meant to be alpha

[@shadowsa2b]

If there are A and a, why is there not B?

[@iamnotgonnainvadeyourprope8338]

@@shadowsa2b Aa Bb Cc Dd.....

[@michaelporter7629]

“You’re in luck if your favorite Jurassic Park movie was Jurassic Park 3.” I couldn’t help but give off a slight laugh.

[@pelicanchampion8629]

JP3 while flawed, was still a fun dinosaur film in my opinion.

[@kickarselprogamer368]

@@pelicanchampion8629 I posted something similair on reddit and immediately got cancelled. As a joke of course.

[@barombolobombolo1501]

He says while having a Jurassic world profile pic lmaoooooo

[@michaelporter7629]

I don’t think it’s terrible or anything, just compared to the other movies, it’s not the absolute best.

[@zEr-ne5ri]

three words (illusion talking dinosaurs) wth still fun just weird

[@TheWinterfrost123]

"Safe and Clean Planet Initiative" SCP... Heh, funny. Hidden in plane sight.

[@arafe.1012]

The SCP Initiative

[@Jm96RoCk]

@@AK47srear-fc5nn well of course, hidden in plain sight

[@firstnamelastname1595]

In another SCP they create a supermarket as a way to contain an anomaly called Super Competitive Prices

[@Empy_C.]

plain*

[@maprivero1251]

That's because SCP-001, It makes everyone understand the names if the acronym was SCP. Like Scout's Cargo Packing.

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

Interestingly, the Mokele-Mbembe were believed to be a genuine folk legend in the area

[@GDSK09]

Theres also the kongamato as well

[@cantcomewithsomethingorigi6799]

lots of SCPs are based on Mythology and Cryptics

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

@@cantcomewithsomethingorigi6799 Oh, most certainly

[@michaelmcdoesntexist.]

That actually really cool

[@13th_Ghostly_Grimm]

@@cantcomewithsomethingorigi6799 which mythology is 096 from

[@tythompson4794]

This one has a special place in my heart. Glad it was given justice.

[@rogueascendant6611]

At least the writer of this SCP is subtle and didn't compared much to the horrible depiction by Hollywood. Not only species from different era but also accommodates such as having distinct appearances of feathered-based.

[@tythompson4794]

@@rogueascendant6611 that’s the reason I love it so much.

[@BaoHadir]

This would be amazing to see in real life.

[@Human_traain]

Justice league

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@@rogueascendant6611 Still a lot of inaccuracies,good attempt but still

[@real_human_person]

1265 is likely an extradimentional space, with the dinos returning to their own time when they leave, in a zoo-esque environment, most likely. This would explain why they appear sedated when they reappear. As for the 1265-a instances becoming non-aggressive when they’re discovered, it’s likely that human knowledge weakens them, making them less aggressive when they become 1265-A instances.

[@aebhosor4835]

It's probably like the Anomalies from Primeval

[@TheTruePopeFrancis]

Spinosaurus is not from America, it’s from North Africa (Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco(basically the Mediterranean parts of Africa)), and Kentrosaurus is from Tanzania.

[@holycrusader3119]

but it lived in that sort of area

[@calebcostrini]

Was going to comment this.

[@darkothemapper1826]

@@calebcostrini same

[@somethingbatty950]

Also, Therizinosaurus (the lower case a dino shown) is a herbivore 😂😂😂

[@Ahahashir]

@@somethingbatty950 Therizinosaurus I think*

[@ComicalRealm]

Welcome... to Jura-. SCP Park.

[@revilno]

JuraSCP

[@Soulfire702]

Sees SCP-682. Aight٫ imma head out.

[@deviantsemicolon618]

Jurasskip Park

[@Jayman2800]

@@Soulfire702 *sees 096* Aight Imma-

[@Soulfire702]

@@Jayman2800 682 Is scarier though. And I'm a small mouse barely close to level 50. I'd say level 48 at best.

[@yellowbird9611]

"Unless, of course, someone spared no expense & grew these dinosaurs from scratch but, who'd be mad enough to do that, right?" Dr. Wondertainment: [sweats anomalously]

[@sushikaiju689]

I love to watch these everyday before I go to school. They are always uploaded just minutes ago. Thank you for making these videos everyday.

[@hottox8861]

as an ark player, that therizino vs carno fight was pretty accurate. those things are scary

[@darkothemapper1826]

Lol

[@hyperzone9658]

As a fellow ark player I threw my phone down the stairs when I heard the word micro raptor

[@hlessiavedon]

Fear the TICKLE CHICKEN!!!!

[@RedDjinnGaming]

I was gonna say the same thing lol. Is the Thero not a real dino? Cause they made it seem like it wasn't. I thought it was.

[@hyperzone9658]

@@RedDjinnGaming yes it is real no insult but the guy doesn’t really know his stuff

[@TreeDragon]

Fun fact: Grass didn’t exist yet until the end of this era. DINOSAURS EVOLVED BEFORE GRASS. Wacky.

[@tfrs4772]

What the actual fuck

[@tentilol]

nature has a great sense of humor

[@konikonitrainerwill5969]

Wait seriously?

[@TreeDragon]

@@konikonitrainerwill5969From doing some digging on Wikipedia, grass is *generously*, using a theory from 2018 involving microfossils and the India-Antarctica split, 125 million years old, while dinosaurs are firmly listed as being 233 mya. Interestingly, Ginkgo trees, which are still around today, also predate grass at 170mya. I guess other than trees and shrubs, the dinosaurs' plains and forest floor would have been mostly ferns (300mya).

[@rogueascendant6611]

True, back then there were no grass during those eras. Grass only came about and evolved when mammals became the next species to dominate the land and herbivores did adapt in grazing this fertile areas.

[@skadooshn]

Spinosaurus isn't an American dinosaur. It's African, with the first specimen being found in Egypt, hence it's scientific name, "Spinosaurus aegyptiacus". And Kentrosaurus is from Tanzania.

[@bigty4725]

Right I just commented the same thing! Lol

[@Mr.Basher]

Where my Sigilmassasaurus gamers at

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@@Mr.Basher Is this for the SCP representation or the real thing

[@潘柘字]

This video hurts my brain, im losing brain cells from watching these facts that are supposed to be 'true'

[@潘柘字]

@@miguelfrancescohogar7501 go search it up my man

[@geraldballinger6428]

i bet that scp guards that guard the entrance to scp 1265 say:"welcome to Jurassic park". to vehicles entering scp 1265

[@Endertazer]

Yep

[@TuffyNY]

I love when SCP's sound like they really could exist. More evidence is showing that Dinosaurs did not go extinct 65 million years ago, but far more recent. Even speculation that a small few might still be around.

[@kylethedestroyer1117]

Yep dinosaurs never went extinct since well birds again

[@StanFalade]

Non avian dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago

[@pallavijoshi4865]

Aka birds

[@stueyfx9350]

The 'blah blah blah' vocalisations by the animations make these SCP videos better than any of the other SCP explanation channels out there.

[@Serpentking789]

@03:11 wait, did you say "petro-saurus"? Dude, everyone knows the P in "pterosaur" is silent, it's pronounced "terro-sawr"

[@nara_drawz9895]

Well, everyone knows Egypt is in Africa... God dang it they got so many things wrong! It pains my dino enthusiast heart lol

[@darthvader6614]

Yeah Hunter kind of sucks at pronouncing dino names

[@geardog24]

"So you're in luck if your favorite Jurassic Park movie was Jurassic Park 3." Dang it 😠

[@rubengoncalves293]

Spinosaurus is not an American dinosaur it's from Egypt

[@parkersaurus2205]

Love this one, another dinosaur SCP for us paleontology buffs! I can tell that this is probably based on cryptic such as Mokele-mbembe or the Kasai Rex. Also, Spinosaurus and Kentrosaurus DO come from Africa Btw, this also kinda gives me Primeval vibes.

[@nomorok15]

I am so mad at the Foundation they actually knew about Spinosaurus physiology and feeding habbits all along while Paleontologists had to piece it together over the last years

[@pelicanchampion8629]

Isn’t Kasai Rex based off a T Rex?

[@Mr.Basher]

The large therapods being feathered hurts my soul, however I understand that its fiction and theres room for error.

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@@nomorok15 Ironically, they still use 2000s designs and not the 2020 one. Nice feathers though

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@@Mr.Basher Wait why

[@shinjiikari5174]

The virgin "Jurassic Park" vs. the Chad "Mesozoic preserve" Btw, you got the era's timeline wrong. It's: Triassic, Jurassic and thEN Cretaceous.

[@pelicanchampion8629]

Smh i don’t see the Chad “mesozoic preserve” having a T Rex, Utahraptor, Mosasaur and Liopleurodon”

[@shinjiikari5174]

@@pelicanchampion8629 Then let me clarify: The Virgin Jurassic park: - Name implies the intent of sensationalism and entertainment. - Based on only one period, doesn't even always get it right. - Dinos were created through mere lab practices, no mystery. - NO FEATHERS!!! :JudgeStare: - Predators are unrealistically and illogically aggressive, to the point of wasting more energy hunting down prey than they're probably worth. - Only includes known species. - Relies one single big boi to lead the whole show. - Dinos are roaming around in plain sight, like a tourist attraction, constantly bothered by pesky humans. - Horrible safety measures, can't even keep them in. The Chad Mesozoic Preserve - Name implies the intent of protection, very progressive. - Includes most of the mesozoic era - Dinos came to be through mysterious, supernatural means, very mystic! - FEATHERS!!! :Poggers: - Very docile bois once paleontologically discovered. - Includes many more species than just the ones we know. - The whole thing is an experience! - Dinos are illustrious and often hard to spot, not being exploited as attractions, adding to the excitement. - 10/10 safety measures, Dinos loterally disintegrate once out of bounds. In conclusion: I'm an average mesozoic preserve enjoyer.

[@chrisdooley6468]

I saw them!! One came up to me and asked me if he could borrow tree fiddy - you know $3.50. Damn crustacean from the Mesozoic era I told him “I ain’t giving you Tree Fiddy you damn Loch Ness monster!”

[@shinjiikari5174]

The Virgin Jurassic park: - Name implies the intent of sensationalism and entertainment. - Based on only one period, doesn't even always get it right. - Dinos were created through mere lab practices, no mystery. - NO FEATHERS!!! :JudgeStare: - Predators are unrealistically and illogically aggressive, to the point of wasting more energy hunting down prey than they're probably worth. - Only includes known species. - Relies on one single big boi to lead the whole show. - Dinos are roaming around in plain sight, like a tourist attraction, constantly bothered by pesky humans. - Horrible safety measures, can't even keep them in. The Chad Mesozoic Preserve - Name implies the intent of protection, very progressive. - Includes most of the mesozoic era - Dinos came to be through mysterious, supernatural means, very mystic! - FEATHERS!!! :Poggers: - Very docile bois once paleontologically discovered. - Includes many more species than just the ones we know. - The whole thing is an experience! - Dinos are illustrious and often hard to spot, not being exploited as attractions, allowing them to live much more peacefully and naturally. - 10/10 safety measures, Dinos literally disintegrate once out of bounds.

[@ZenifBlu]

Thank you Shinji Now get in the robot dinosaur

[@rogueascendant6611]

I like the classic Jurassic Park movies but seriously the whole plot is just downright bonkers. Not only the accuracy are inaccurate but the safety placement is damn pathetic. I also dislike the whole new Jurassic World crap. I loved dinosaurs but Hollywood should really get out in the business when it comes producing movies related to dinos from now on.

[@shinjiikari5174]

@@ZenifBlu I just might fucking die tho- ;-;

[@shinjiikari5174]

@@rogueascendant6611 Oh, absolutely right. It was already mediocrely executed to begin with. But tbf, I haven't watched Jurassic world and I don't plan on that, either. Besides, this whole trope of "extremely hyper-aggressive predators" is ubiquitous, for some reason, especially in sci-fi and fantasy. If it's a predator, literally its whole purpose is death and destruction. FUCK self-preservation, the thing will literally follow you into a burning, exploding building if it has to, after following you for 10km, only to kill you without even the intent of eating you.

[@潘柘字]

Spinosaurs lost to a medium sized herbivore in this animation-

[@retregratotherversrsentre7727]

More reasons to realize that this scp is amongst the most underdeveloped and not well done. We have reasonable evidence on Spinosaurus size (NHMUK R) being large and the theropod would likely knew how to defend itself as well as it lived alongside with several hostile animals directly within its habitat

[@潘柘字]

@@retregratotherversrsentre7727 I agree

[@潘柘字]

@@retregratotherversrsentre7727 I had to read that 3 times to understand what you were trying to say lol

[@lzbscalle7943]

As a palaeontologist student, I find it pretty funny with a meat eating therizinosaurus

[@preston_1087]

Spinosaurus likely didn’t have a lot of feathers. It would be the same principle with whales and rhinos where it would have a little but no substantial amount because they would overheat and die. Kentrosaurus likely didn’t have any feathers because they are distantly related to therapods where feathers evolved. There is a slight chance Camarasaurus had feathers because sauropods are closely related to theropods, but again, it would only be a little. Also Hunter sucks at pronouncing dinosaur names.

[@slatetheraptor8346]

I know I was correcting him after every one that he said wrong lol

[@Ahahashir]

I don't spinosaurus had feathers at all Unsure tho

[@Mr.Basher]

@@Ahahashir it wouldn't have, and if it did it would be a very very small covering of them, large therapods in general wouldn't have had feathers, other than a few outliers, like Yutyrannus, T. Rex and other large carnivores point to potentially having feathers as juveniles, but losing them after they get to a certain age, like how elephants lose their down-y fur, based on a study done in 2018 examining skin impressions of large Tyrannosaurs (Albertosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Tyrannosaurus), all showing scale-y skin, where people suspected feathers to be.

[@Mr.Basher]

I should also probably mention Dromaeosaur's as family, they also blatantly had feathers

[@dweebteambuilderjones7627]

_Spinosaurus_ isn't a coelurosaur, it wouldn't have had feathers anyway, and sauropod skin impressions don't show feathers either (those genes were used to make the keratinous spines running down their backs and osteoderms in the case of titanosaurs instead).

[@DeathKhan]

"Dr. Neil." I see what you did there.

[@tylerramirez1739]

My new favorite scp, thank you for this new knowledge

[@Deadpool3E]

I think you meant "Pterosaur" and not "Petrosaurus", which isn't a thing as is the name for a group of flying reptiles. Also, Theropods are a group of dinosaurs, not the other way around. The first true bird to show the link between them and dinosaurs was actually Archaeopteryx - the famous missing link found in Germany in 1861. Camarasaurus is the only dinosaur mentioned from America. Baryonyx, on the other hand, is from Europe.

[@Mr.Basher]

@J O K E R thats not true, at all, Small Therapods and some Juveniles aswell as some outliers in the medium to large sized Therapods would've had feathers, but not all of them. Therizinosaurs, Yutyrannus and Juvenile Tyrannosaurs and small therapods, like Microraptor and Archaeopteryx, and "Raptors" (Dromaeosaur's), would've had feathers.

[@Mr.Basher]

@J O K E R T. Rex, Spinosaurus, Triceratops (although it potentially had quills), literally any member of the Spinosaurid family, actually, Most Tyrannosaurs other than when they were juveniles or Yutyrannus, those being the only exceptions, if you think that ALL dinosaurs had feathers, you don't know paleontology, and Im not going to argue with someone who doesn't understand the topic

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@@Mr.Basher The closest thing to a derived Tyrannosaurine with feathers is Nanuqsaurus, due to its environment but even then that would be an ourlyer

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

@J O K E R Literally a mummified hadrosaur with preserved scales

[@Deadpool3E]

@@miguelfrancescohogar7501 We don't know about Nanuqsaurus' integument as it's only known from sparse remains. It could have had feathers, though it was likely scaled and possibly had a layer of fat to preserve heat.

[@TheKingOfKings1]

WAIT JUST A MINUTE!!! I love dinosaurs and I have literally loads of things about dinosaurs. But the spinosaurus is from cretaceous period

[@ELIGG15]

Ok and?

[@TheKingOfKings1]

@@ELIGG15 didn't you see what I just said

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

The place itself is called "Mesozoic" so ofc it counts all three periods.

[@TheKingOfKings1]

@@Geheimnis-c2e oh

[@jzacataco8254]

I have been waiting for this? Jurassic World is my life seen it for 100 times making me 😭 wanting to see real dinosaurs 🦕🦖 . For now I’m creating a there stories in my Jurassic Park note book 📖

[@ravenwithcall8527]

This SCP would have made millions of palaeontologist cry spontaneously knowing that their years of work was literally living in a patch of land.

[@StanFalade]

It's more jurassic park instead of actual dinosaurs

[@guardianvalor962]

11:26 Shame, perhaps if the Carnotaurus used Ultimate Wind it would have countered the Therazinosauruses Gyro Claw.

[@Mr.Basher]

Dinosaur King is what'cha wanna be, yeah!

[@guardianvalor962]

@@Mr.Basher I was wondering how many would get the reference. :)

[@mrbozo5331]

This video is exactly what I wanted I'm obsessed with SCP and Dinosaurs

[@baltousprime7897]

Sounds like the SCARY CRAZY PEOPLE found an area that inspired Dinobot Island, minus the strange energy waves protecting it.

[@simonwyzik8661]

… Each morning a missionary advertise with neon sign He tells the native population that civilization is fine And three educated savages holler from a bongo tree That civilization is a thing for me to see … So bongo, bongo, bongo I don't want to leave the congo Oh no no no no no Bingle, bangle, bungle I'm so happy in the jungle I refuse to go Don't want no bright lights, false teeth, doorbells, landlords I make it clear That no matter how they coax him I'll stay right here … I looked through a magazine the missionary's wife concealed (Magazine? What happens?) I see how people who are civilized bang you with automobiles (You know you can get hurt that way Daniel) At the movies they have got to pay many coconuts to see (What do they see Danny?) Uncivilized pictures that the newsreels take of me … So bongo, bongo, bong he don't want to leave the congo Oh no no no no no Bingle, bangle, bungle he's so happy in the jungle he refuse to go Don't want no penthouse, bathtub, streetcars, taxis Noise in my ear So no matter how they coax him I'll stay right here … They hurry like savages to get aboard an iron train And though it's smoky and crowded they're too civilized to complain When they've got two weeks vacation they hurry to vacation grounds (What do they do Danny) They swim and they fish but that's what I do all year round … So bongo, bongo, bongo I don't want to leave the congo Oh no no no no no Bingle, bangle, bungle I'm so happy in the jungle I refuse to go Don't want no jailhouse, shotguns, fish hooks, golf clubs I've got my spear So no matter how they coax him I'll stay right here … They have things like the atom bomb So I think I'll stay where I om Civilization, I'll stay right here

[@tobiasmyhre7888]

Finally, my favorite scp! Also hi Hunter

[@bensimpkins6581]

my head canon for this SCP is that someone gave the world wildlife foundation a time machine and they just went nuts with it

[@jarsofpaperstars]

Nah they’d be too worried about messing up the local ecosystem with new species, sounds more like a PETA move to me

[@DreadEnder]

Spinosaurus though popularised in America is still from Africa namely Egypt and Morocco

[@umangsheel7819]

THe scientist had tears when he released the dino ;-; Give him back the dino

[@shadowsa2b]

If you killed a dino, butchered it, cooked its meat, and ate it, then left the area, would you become instantly hungry again?

[@mercuriallily]

There's another SCP that is food on an island that disappears after a set period of time; people who eat it will die when the timer is up; it's implied that the cells/organs/vessels the food has since integrated into, has the integrated food components violently teleported out

[@Dandamayn]

Huh... That's not what I pictured for the descriptor "Four wings, one on each arm, one on each leg."

[@rosethepinkhairedsaiyan769]

I'm happy were talking about less dangerous reptiles

[@Dr_Universe2007]

they’re birds

[@Mr.Basher]

@@Dr_Universe2007 Birds are dinosaurs but dinosaurs are not birds.

[@user-xq4py3fq2y]

@@Dr_Universe2007 birds are dinosaurs and dinosaurs are reptiles. Dinosaurs are known to be an ancient lineage of reptiles so that means by proxy birds are reptiles as well

[@Quenical]

I like the idea that dinosaurs that aren’t in the fossil record act extremely hostile towards humans but they act docile when their fossils are discovered

[@NightRunner417]

"What do you want from me, SCP-1265-1?!" "Oh about tree fiddah." "And that was about the time I began to realize that SCP-1265-1 was actually a 30 foot tall dinosaur from the Messiozaic era!"

[@FoundedScreenLady]

Did they just call Spinosaurus an American species? *It's from Africa.*

[@NameWomanAddressShoe]

You know I feel like sephoroth could kill 682. Because he can cause a super novar.

[@cryobk3540]

My favorite SCP being done by my favorite SCP channel. My life is now complete

[@NinjaCman1]

Me: Tell us about Jurassic Park without telling us it's Jurassic Park SCP-1265: *Exists* Me: Understandable, have a nice day. Day 122 of asking the O5 to use SCP-1968 to create a universe in which 682 doesn't exist.

[@dinodude5302]

This is by far my most favorite SCP, I'm also really happy that Therizinosaurus was included, it's my favorite dinosaur of all time

[@lindavanwyk8268]

Me to

[@evangonzalez7732]

I can't read this comment. It contains my only weakness... L A T I N.

[@guts60]

Ark Players: “Now this looks like an SCP for me!”

[@benjaminc.9015]

My theory: SCP-1265 is actually the result of people's love and obsession with dinosaurs. First clue was that the area had existed for at least 200 years. The first dinosaur discovered, megalosaurus, was discovered in 1819 before receiving its name 5 years later. Second clue were 1265-A instances being dinosaurs that were discovered were docile to humans unless provoked, 1265-a instances are openly hostile and aggressive to humans and 1265-A instances. Up until their bones were finally discovered, they became reclassified as 1265-A. Third clue is the fact the dinosaurs cannot leave SCP-1265, no matter how hard they try, as if a mysterious force or the anomalous properties of the area was designed to be that way. SCP-1265 is an anomaly that is indeed Jurassic Park; resurrected dinosaurs and non-dinosaurs from extinction so that people would come and appreciate the wildlife. Which is why the 1265-A instances are normally docile because they are loved by so many, especially children. The 1265-a instances, however, are aggressive and hostile because they aren't discovered yet and therefore aren't loved, attacking every living creature out of envy... until they do get discovered eventually. There are so many terrifying and disturbing anomalies out in the world and across space-time, that the more explorative and glamorous anomalies that exist for the heart and soul of the appreciative. (Note: I also find it interesting of the "floppy-earred ceratopsid" 1265-a instance, it appears that if evolution, or more accurately when, is given the chance to change this dinosaur family group further, it would have made the frills softer and turn into appendages similar to ears. What purpose would these ears make? Most likely how African Elephants use them, flapping them to radiate excess heat under the harsh African sun. And also communicate with each other, and express either joy or anger. But, because of that meteor, we're never gonna get the chance to see them evolve any further, or more accurately they're not gonna evolve any further. And Microraptor Foundationii, I would've LOVED to see a creature with more than four limbs that isn't a cephalopod or a bug. I would've called it a 4-winged griffin if I saw that thing in real life.) Sorry about this little rant, I've always liked dinosaurs ever since I was a kid. You can't blame a guy for being a dinosaur enthusiast, right?

[@StanFalade]

Dinosaurs are still alive

[@gingernalathambi2571]

the first dinosaur you showed in scp-1265-a was not an uncovered species, its a therizinosaurus if my spelling is wrong correct me but that is a real dinosaur.

[@dweebteambuilderjones7627]

You spelled it right, but it's a genus name, so it should be capitalized and italicized.

[@jalecama608]

And "Sinosyroptyx"??? Bro it's Sinosauropteryx

[@lynx4082]

Smh they showed the wrong version of the Spinosaurus

[@alifares328]

3:54 as an ark player this was my favourite moment 😁

[@shayoko6]

probably wasn't the best plan to have a upper and lowercase A

[@desertpillow1]

rawr dinosaurs

[@cryoking7303]

Finally, My favorite SCP. So simple, yet able to produce so many bizarre stories.

[@plushboyq42LH]

Your Kentrosaurus is way off. It should have shoulder spikes and it should have half plates in the front and spikes in the back

[@firstnamelastname1595]

I'm I the only one who loves the prehistoric arthropods?

[@swiggityswagunion1223]

Journey to the center of the earth? Now that’s a movie i haven’t heard of in a long time.

[@ThatGuyWithArms]

Hello SCP explained or something idk your name anyways so have we tried testing SCP-035 Mask And 682 cause it's liquid is Fatal right?

[@sowsri278]

Spino kills that therizinosaurus easily and theri didn't have great bite force it only has claws .one bite to the neck kills theri SPINO CLAPS 4:16 is cap 🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@bennyellis3512]

Microraptor's wings weren't separate from its arms and legs, its arms and legs ARE its wings🤦🏻‍♂️look it up

[@bauti2112]

The spinosaurus wasnt from USA

[@Mesozoic_Ángel]

Mguma-monene is a real leyend. Is supposed to be a living Amargasaurus (but is probably fake) And the Mokele-mbembe is supposed to be a sauropod (probably fake to)

[@manjugangwar7245]

Bruh the therizinosaurs shown at 4:17 most highly used it's class yeah it looks terrifying with the claws but stegosaur and triceratops believed to herbivore have horns or spikes the claws could have been used in picking fruits from trees also 10:38 that is a monster if it was mircoraptor then it would be very small.(After I watched the video I realized he said used it claws but why shown munching with it's mouth.

[@trudawn]

i love.... watching these archives never knew we housed so many scps.!

[@ForkedMan]

Ok but what if you ate a dinosaur then left the area? Would all the consumed meat cells and nutrients suddenly disappear from one's body? If you were starving, ate a dinosaur to sustain yourself a few more days, then left, would you just suddenly keel over and die? Would you die of starvation? Loss of all vital nutrients? Would new cells formed within your body made from the matter and energy of a dinosaur you ate also vanish? What would that look like? And if it did vanish, what would reappear back in the anomalous zone, if anything?

[@meltedtoffee6272]

Imagine not getting pinned

[@Surg1GamesNSuch]

I wonder..if you killed, cooked and ate a dino, do you think the meat would be removed from your stomach upon crossing the border..?

[@Ma121Hunter]

Both Spinosaurus and Kentrosaurus are native to Africa, not North America. Someone at the foundation is getting sloppy.

[@chasemoneyletsplay1664]

The first want to comment and like

[@mairaineplayzgames2205]

3:45 thats a therizinosaurus...a herbivore...the claws are used for picking delicate berries...

[@ireneparkin3360]

You've just ruined every 5 year old boys dream. My immersion is destroyed and my everything is ruined.

[@ct_redclay34443]

Wat, me be confuzled

[@retregratotherversrsentre7727]

In all honesty almost everything presented within this Scp is pretty inaccurate and has a lot of bias

[@Jonathan_Runner]

That depiction of Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus is straight up from the 2000s💀

[@lavvey_kuxx_porsche14]

When I saw the thumbnail I was like: "Oh these dinosaurs are comin' back?

[@blooky102]

uhh you're wrong , the Spinosaurus did not come from America it came from around north west Africa.

[@matthewmcneil2540]

I have a theory perhaps the lowercase a dinosaurs are the ones that we have not yet discovered over which is why I thoght new dinosaurs that has been discovered have turned docile

[@silverhawkscape2677]

This is clearly gping to the list of SCPs we wished actually existed.

[@Androidy]

*Why don't you go there and find out?*

[@cookarain6205]

@@Androidy if he found out it real Im going to be traumatized in my whole life

[@ItsmehAlfa]

If the dino stuff would gone out of the area , i would kill the dino and eat it and then go outside the border as the dino meat will be gone and then ill kill more dinos and taste them 1 by 1 lol

[@Megatron_Uppermoon1edits]

Me: *watching this* Me also: CAN WE GO THERE

[@phelmet9344]

A few things: 1. the video was awesome like always 2. The wrists of theropod dinosaurs would not be pronated like that and would instead be kind of hanging there because doing that with their wrists would be like bending yours in the wrong direction 3. It is proven and true that theropods had feathers specifically tranosaurid and raptor genus’s, yet we have found skin imprints proofing that hadrosaurs and sauropods had somewhat almost scaly skin and I am unsure about ceratopsian or stegosaur species

[@StanFalade]

Every maniraptoran had feathers, with some outliers. But most tyrannosaurids were scaly

[@thedoruk6324]

Amongst the worst and most cringe Scps Not only it is more or less obvious that its written by an individual that has some issues about understanding paleontology but also some dinosaurs as well

[@miguelfrancescohogar7501]

I'd call it more misinformed than anything

[@thedoruk6324]

@@miguelfrancescohogar7501 so misinformed that it makes JP looks realistic

[@nicke9012]

Another one of my favorite yes!!!!

[@phewgangslomo2478]

Somebody give me 5 pokéballs please 🙄 _*cracks knuckles_

[@heliosdelsol]

LOL a Therizinosaurus attacking a Spinosaurus. 😂😂😂

[@rainetv4748]

I would have named it cleffasaurus or gearsasurus or brightasaurus Rex

[@sirentheanimatronicwolf34]

READ FOR SOME DINO FACTS!! The dino depicted as 1265-a is a therizenosaurus, so it has been identified. U can tell cause of the long claws. But whats bizarre here is that therizenosaurus was actually an herbivore, due to it's leaf-shaped teeth made for grinding up vegetation, and its claws were meant to bring branches to its mouth as well as self defense. Also, spinosaurus is indeed my favorite. Another fun fact, Baryonix is the pre-evolved relative of the spinosaurus, its almost completely identical asside from its smaller size and lack of the signature spine on the back, and both were most likely fishers, their teeth were more suited to fish than large dinosaurs

[@StanFalade]

You know Therizinosaurus had relatives right

[@SalemArc]

Sooo... if you eat one of these prehistoric creatures and leave the area, do you lose the nutrients?

[@into_the_wild4283]

Who would be dumb enough to bring dinosaurs back, dr. Bright

[@Blackmage4001]

Imagine seeing a real life T-Rex and instead of it roaring it clucks instead.

[@Lifegotmid]

[Scary Monsters] Ushaaaaaa

[@matteolozano3477]

you have to hate the scp foundation they got to ruined everything dam men

[@CeratsTheCrunch]

Uuhhh.... spinosaurus and kentrosaurus are from africa but okay..

[@ymnewymne]

God i love this Channel

[@knucklesgaming5501]

Its funny how the baryonyx and carno are there those are not from africa lmao

[@therongjr]

P.S. Baryonyx is actually very closely related to Spinosaurus. And your Microraptor anatomy is ALL wrong! And some of your pronunciations? 😑

[@baggedmilk4569]

ikr, it’s killing me.

[@danes.4551]

FYI, Coelophysis is pronounced see-low-fye-sis.