Spinosaurus Habitat! | Prehistoric Kingdom | Speed Build

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Design and decorate beautiful habitats using an array of powerful creative tools. Grow jungles, carve rivers and raise mountains across the enormous playable area to create the perfect park for your specimens. Unlock your creativity with the powerful modular building tools to construct housing and shelters by hand. Take the role of park manager by developing the infrastructure to care for guests, animals and staff alike. Ensure resources and safety are kept in-order to delay the inevitable! From the majestic Woolly Mammoth to the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, undo the rules of extinction by breeding a diverse selection of prehistoric wildlife. Discover new creatures and genetic skins by discovering genetic material from all over the world, unleashing unseen levels of customization and choice.
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[@Bucket_of_Rainbows]

Savannah I love your speed build videos but please PLEASE don't use AI art. AI art is generated from the stolen art of artists and other content creators who receive zero credit or compensation for their work. It isn't ethical to use, you are effectively stealing from hardworking people.

[@giagarex]

I think it's ok as long as she doesn't profit from it or stealing credit from artists

[@Bucket_of_Rainbows]

@@giagarex Not really. (Disclaimer this is not me hating on you or savannah. I'm just trying to educate and hope you understand.) One. I believe she gets ad revenue? I might be wrong I don't remember off the top of my head but if she does she would be in fact making a profit off of AI even if its in a round about pedantic way. Two. Artists almost universally have asked for people to not use AI art. Like explicitly asked for their art not to be stolen and used like this. To continue using it is spitting in the faces of these artists. On top of this she credited the AI and not the artist. She obviously didn't credit herself but still she is taking the hours of work away from the artist and giving it to an AI instead. Three. Even if she uses AI art in the most ethical way possible (which there isn't a way in its current state) she is still enabling others to use it wrongly. She has 20k subs. That is not an insignificant amount of people who may not use it 'correctly'. In addition to that just the act of her using it tells the provider (in this case Adobe) that she wants more. Which means they will continue to steal and use art for the image generator. Which means more people will use it and most AI bros are shitty people who do not care about the wants of the artists they are stealing from.

[@luisrodrigo6033]

Preach

[@Kayambo974]

I don’t think the people who took photos of the dinosaurs will ever say something about IA

[@CrackerDip]

​​@@Kayambo974 it is more about the fact that Ai is taking over jobs and skills. That we worked and work hard for, that we practised for years and years. As an artist myself it is never nice seeing people simply "opt" for AI art/images etc. We cannot let technology take over our society and humanity

[@menagerie11]

Really loved this build so far, super excited to see how the rest of the exhibit develops!

[@HannahJane1994]

I wish we could make assets bigger and smaller in planet zoo like you can here. This is the first prehistoric kingdom video I’ve watched, fascinating!

[@Factosaurus22]

Here are some fun facts about Spinosaurus: 1. Nobody really knows what the sail was used for. The leading theories, however, is that it was used either as sexual display or for thermoregulation. There's even a theory suggesting that the sail was actually a hump that had a huge muscle attachment, like that of the American bison. 2. Their claws would've been incredibly deadly. On each hand, they had three huge, curved, incredibly sharp claws, the largest of which reached upwards of seven inches in length! Calculations also show that Spinosaurus was able to slap with a force of around eight tons! 3. A high bone density, paddle-like tail, and raised nostrils indicate that the animal was at least semi-aquatic. However, there's currently a debate going on as to whether or not Spinosaurus was capable of deep diving, of if it waded through shallower waters in search of its prey. 4. It's currently believed that nearly all types of theropods had lips in order to keep their teeth nice and sharp. The one exception is the family Spinosauridae. Due to their skull and teeth resembling that of crocodilians, there's some discorse as whether or not they had lips or constantly barred their teeth. 5. Speaking teeth, Spinosaurus had lots of them! It had 38 in the upper jaw alone. These teeth were all conical, once again suggesting a picivorous diet. However, Spinosaurus had a relatively weak bite force on comparison to other theropods. It had an anterior bite force of 4, 829 newtons, and a posterior bite force of 11, 936 newtons. 6. The coolest feature about Spinosaurus is, without doubt, the pressure sensors in its jaws. The skull of this dinosaur is filled with a bunch of tiny holes. These are called pressure sensors and were used to detect movement on the water. They were so sensitive that they could detect something as faint as a hair falling onto the surface of the water. 7. A couple years ago, a scientific paper was published about another spinosaurid dinosaur called Irritator. In the paper, it was stated that Irritator had a throat pouch, like that of a pelican, which it could've used to swallow much larger prey whole. It is confirmed that Baryonyx and Suchomimus also had this troat pouch, but we don't know if Spinosaurus also for sure had one. I believe that Spinosaurus absolutely had one. It just makes sense given all the aquatic and picsivorous adaptations it had. 8. Here's just some general statistics of the animal. It weighed around 7-8 tons, making it the third largest carnivorous dinosaur, behind Giganotosaurus and Tyrannosaurus. It could reach lengths of up to 59 feet, making it the longest carnivorous dinosaur. If you count the sail, then spinosaurus is a staggering 20 feet tall! 9. Here's the animal falls on the Dinosauria phyloengy. Dinosauria, Saurischia, Theropoda, Tetanurae, Megalosauroidea, Spinosauridae, Spinosaurinae, Spinosaurus aegytpticus.

[@Mr_bot-786]

You sure about 59 feet long? Wouldn't that make it heavier than both rex and giganotosaurus. The largest spinosaurus right now is 14 meters, a 60 foot one would be 18 meters

[@Factosaurus22]

@@Mr_bot-786 Must've been a typo. I meant to type 49 feet.

[@Mr_bot-786]

Yeah that's more accurate

[@snuzzlebumble]

Spinos lived in North Africa during a time when the environment was marshland and tidal flats (salt water marshes). You probably want to put a lot of mud and mangroves forests!

[@Hondafahrer67]

I came across your channel by chance today. Since I really like Prehistoric Kingdom, I watched your playlist in its entirety and also joined your Discord for exchange and mutual help. Furthermore, you build damn nice enclosures! 🥰 Since Smilodon is also my absolute favorite mammal, a Smilodon habitat from you would be very nice to see.🤩 If there are new animals in the future, I'm hoping for a cave bear... that's somehow part of it for me. Allosaurus would be nice too, my favorite dinosaur.😍 I'm looking forward to more videos from you.

[@SimplySavannahYT]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@Chimla]

This is epic, although i envision more of a flat riverdelta biome for the spinosaurus.

[@Ambers128]

No es-cap-eh allowed! I commented on one of my videos on how nearly every program uses different key mapping to rotate objects. I have to double check the key map for almost every program, lol. My favourite uses Q&E to rotate the camera with WASD as moving. R for rotate and F for flip.

[@JurassicWorldBiology]

Honestly this looks amazing!!! Can’t wait to see more 😊

[@NewAge374]

You are right to be proud of this one! The building looks like a big cat house from a century ago, it's curious the AI thought that it would suit a Spinosaurus. It works well though, your scaling of habitat with building is getting better too. You do have a particular style of making habitats with realistic materials, so I can see why it's not filled with high upkeep foliage

[@SnakeFYVE]

22:46 Beautiful! 😋👍

[@Ambers128]

Rofl. I was just thinking of asking about the interior when you commented on it. Btw excellent door color choice 😂

[@rexfan1002]

I love this habitat, Spino is my favorite addition to the game. (I really need a PC that can play PK.) I hope we get more semi aquatic species in the future. ❤

[@joschuaknuppe5849]

I recommend to NOT use AI here, these systems have enormous ethical drawbacks, starting with the training data that is composed of copyrighted material that was put in there without the consent of any artists and ending with the enormous energy consumption these machines have. These are plagiarism machines, build to replace human artists.

[@caurd]

Exactly like a human takes "inspiration" from material made by other artists.

[@Sonstbenannt]

Press into your scrollbuttom to move the cam.

[@IlIDOOMGUYIlI]

Thankfully Spinosaurus are not suitable for hunting on land(they are even presumed to be not able to run). So you don't have to worry about them climb out of the fence and start eating people too much😂 And I would probably put more plants and mud on the ground since they lived in very humid wetlands.

[@mr.froggy2899]

Please post this on workshop🙏🙏🙏

[@nerdygeekgamer5528]

yeah I don't blame you I'm guessing Spinosaurus is a CARNIVOR and if he saw us we would LUNCH to HIM or HER not the best image for a DINO ZOO

[@MagicalMorsel]

So interesting to use AI to generate an inspiration image! Great idea for Prehistoric Kingdom since dinosaur zoos don't exist in real life 😂 This build is fabulous!! Such attention to details.