Smithsonian Museum of Natural History: Accuracy Review

[@speedracer2008]

14:15 Correction: Basilosaurus lived in the Eocene epoch, from about 40-34 million years ago.

[@joshuaW5621]

Where would we be without people like you here to clear up these mistakes?

[@alexy5611]

@@joshuaW5621can’t tell if this is supposed to be sarcadm

[@joshuaW5621]

@@alexy5611 it wasn’t really supposed to be.

[@themightymrpink]

I visited this museum last year for my birthday! It’s cool that you got to review this museum in a scientific review!

[@THEKXRMANETWORK]

Man this has been my favorite museum since I was a kid. I was bummed when they closed the Dino hall for all those years for renovation but man did it pay off. I actually did one of the night at the museum stays here😂lot of good times here

[@Dodds57]

I wanna make 2 recommendations. - If you ever come south, I highly recommend the Houston Museum of Natural Science. I went last year & had a blast. - I suggest checking out the manga series Dinosaur Sanctuary. It’s an enjoyable slice of life book about zookeepers in a struggling zoo for dinosaurs. The characters are fun & the dinosaurs are depicted like living animals. The book even has a research consultant on it in Shin-ichi Fujiwara to keep everything scientific.

[@pubuduyapa4159]

Omg yes!! Love that manga. 😁😁

[@wickedprophet2375]

I’ve been living in the dmv most of my life and remember how I used to go to the Smithsonian like at least once a month. I haven’t been there since the renovations, so it’s been at the top of my list for a while!

[@monsterkajiu1912]

Dunkleosteus is now a demonic goldfish!

[@JurassicReptile]

>goldfish It’s the size of a great white

[@theworden9678]

I live near DC and I’ve been watching you for awhile and it was so cool watching you review the museum I’ve been to a few times now

[@ladypangaea4801]

5:42 Maori is pronounced 'Mah-ri'. Also, it's estimated that the first Polynesian settlers arrived in Aotearoa about 1300 AD, so there was a period of two hundred years when the moa gradually became extinct, alongside other birds like the Haast's Eagle. Love your stuff! ^__^

[@jeffreygao3956]

So Moa and Haast's eagles coexisted with knights in full plate and Ottoman Turks.

[@ladypangaea4801]

@@jeffreygao3956 Yep. Also the construction of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Marco Polo's tour of Asia. ^__^

[@IsaacSurf735]

I would love to see your review of the Natural History Museum in London

[@joshuaW5621]

Looks like this museum is going on my to do list when I visit DC.

[@cryoking5025]

Hey, I was there a couple months ago, and had the time of my life, glad to see it’s accurate

[@cheese-x3m]

you should go to the royal Ontario museum in Toronto, Canada next!

[@theleaderturtle]

Red Raptor Writes, do you think they should be Paleozoic and Cenozoic animals in Jurassic World Evolution 3.

[@speedracer2008]

18:39 The nasal horn is a lot shorter, so I'd agree it's probably Triceratops horridus. I recognize Triceratops prorsus, due to its longer nasal horn and more curved brow horns.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

18:22 honestly, I think tyrannosaurus can eat anywhere part of the triceratops, the belly, the neck, if it wanted to everything like all predators, what do

[@MarshalMarrs-eu9yh]

Red Raptor Writes, can you please do an accuracy video on the Houston Museum of Natural Science?

[@Dodds57]

Was coming down here to recommend that museum.

[@MarshalMarrs-eu9yh]

@@Dodds57 am I psychic?

[@speedracer2008]

I know someone who found the tooth of a Globidens near a parking lot.

[@rahnal21]

Hey @redraptorwrites6778 I was wondering, have you considered doing an accuracy review for any of the following Dino docs? Dino Dan (2010) Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures (2013) Dino Dana (2017-20) (Movie was released 2020) ( ^ Not Documentaries, but live action intended education with a wide cast of PaleoFauna none the less) Prehistoric (2010) Land of Dinosaurs (2012 I think) Adventures of Ceratops (Probably not gonna happen) (2014) David Attenborough's Natural History Museum Alive (2014) Leap in Evolution (2015) Ancient Earth (Season 1 and 2 have drastic paleo-accuracy BTW) (1st season 2017 and 2nd Season 2018) Ancient Oceans (2019) (spin-off of Ancient Earth Season 1) Amazing DinoWorld Season 2 (2023)

[@martincaspary-smith1133]

You should do the Field Museum in Chicago next, my childhood and personal favorite museum

[@LincolnPeddle]

Plz do an accuracy review on the big Royal Tyrell

[@tyrannotherium7873]

You should go to the Rowan a Rowan fossil park because I volunteer there unfortunately though it’s not completed yet there’s a lot of drawings that they Gotta do and etc. so we don’t know yet when it’s coming out

[@luckyahmadtawakkal7130]

Would you review Australia’s paleo-documentary Megafauna: What Killed Australia’s Giants tomorrow?

[@oliverking7227]

You should take a look at the minecraft mod prehistotic nature it has over 1000 with the mostly accurate designs it is for 1.12.2 java additon

[@nicholashenlisia3098]

good video and have you ever heard about a documentary called t-rex exposed from 1991 and it shows the excavation and the discovery of the Wankel t-rex if you are interesting in talking about it in a future video

[@NitroIndigo]

I didn't know you had a dog.

[@Intrusion498]

Me thinking:well Smithsonian helped with titanoboa monster snake how bad can it be also I’ve never been but seems epooccc

[@DinotoonStudio]

Poor triceratops is killed by eat T Rex

[@jeffreygao3956]

Museum of the Rockies next?

[@nicholashenlisia3098]

and have you heard of this article on the internet about the possibility that t-rex could get 70 percent bigger and would you be interested in knowing about it and do a paleo myth video in the future?🦖🦕

[@CS-my2wp]

Let's go

[@Chasethecaverat]

Can you respond to the stuff that paleo nerd said about you

[@martincaspary-smith1133]

I believe the reason most of the AMNH skeleton mounts are outdated is not just because of the cost to remount them but because they probably want to keep Charles R Knight's legacy because his paintings and sculptures kept with the displays and they believe they have historical importance (despite they got rid of the Teddy statue in the front entrance). Maybe they should have new paintings and sculptures next to the old ones with an example of what we thought then and what we know now. PS no offense but the Koch Brothers are kinda A**holes who fond the Fossil Fuel industry and deny Climate Change