SPINOSAURID Dinosaur Size Comparison

Hello guys and welcome back to an other video! And in this one we would be comparing the sizes of the smallest and largest Spinosaurs to ever exist.

[@taylanidert4478]

Spinosaurus is 2020 version

[@omerfarukkaradeniz6026]

knk bide spinosaurus 18 metre olabiliyor

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Thats the InGen version or its a really, really big Spinosaurus

[@jenk-many4404]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 Or Ark’s....

[@omerfarukkaradeniz6026]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 it may be, but I think the spino is not 15 meters, but most of the googles say 18 meters on the site. I don't know how many meters of the spino in Jurassic Park 3 nice video by the way

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@omerfarukkaradeniz6026 Thanks and recent estimation say that spinosaurus' tail spine made its tail shorter so it might be 15 to 16 meters

[@whitewolf3051]

I like the Baryonyx out all of theses. Do ornithomimids please.

[@lilweenrr2935]

Even if fallen kingdom didn’t show it I still would like baryonx But I LOVE THE FALLEN KINGDOM DESIGN

[@Multihazardkerbecs]

Spinosaurus could've possibly been heavier than 7900 kgs at the length of 15 metres , I think there are some unofficial estimates which state that if the 2020 Spinosaurus reached the length of 15 metres it could've obtained a weight more than 10,000 kg . Also Ibrahim himself said that Spinosaurus could've possibly weighed up to 10 to 12 tonnes.

[@Buttface08]

Could of weighed up to 20, but I think that’s just a heavy tail, but I Acutally think if a spinosaurus weighed enough it could take down a trex

[@pollo21224]

I think I could have would weight less over 6.5 or 7 tons or even possibly 8 tons.

[@SheshaZilla]

According to Dan Folkes the largest official spinosaurus size is 13.1 meters in length & 6,800 kgs in weight

[@alejandrobecerra2463]

@@Buttface08or 9,000 kilograms

[@fangbiangongjiang4004]

Very visually stimulating size comparison of the spinosaurs.

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

thanks!

[@generalstuff3462]

My boi ostofrikosaurus got missed out.

[@Dino-lemon265]

He's not a spinosaur....

[@fantasticredeye2252]

Typed in all spinosaurid it literally said that ostafrikasaurus was one of them

[@kingmeatballs8293]

Next can you do Megaraptoridae?? Also please don't forget to credit the orginal artists

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

I ill try.. and I do credit them, I've already mentioned it in my other video

[@BIGluisluis]

Why not use the 2020 Spinosaurus? But use the Oxalaia based on 2020 Spinossurus

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Cuz.. Oxalaia and Spinosaurus are the same thing ; )

[@nappa7892]

How

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@nappa7892 Recent studies say they are synonyms, be sure to always keep a watch at the right top of the screen in my comparing vids!

[@corythecorythosaurus1983]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 but how is spino in Brazil tho?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@corythecorythosaurus1983 Well... there is a chance

[@artsy8490]

The artwork here is really great! Did you make them yourself?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

No I cant draw such amazing art :D thanks tho

[@myusername3689]

The later spinosaurids sacrificed leg to body ratio for better fishing efficiency which is a bad trade but their environment forced them to evolve that way.

[@ThePhantomSephiroth]

But how do shorter legs help them fish better? If they were more like a heron or stork would'n long legs make more sens?

[@gabrielcarneiro7954]

Compare Ankylosaurids Next plz ;-;

[@Dandidoo624]

You forgot 4: suchosaurus (yes suchomimus and suchosarus are 2 different dinos) ostafrikasaurus sigilmassosaurus and vallibonaventrix

[@grimmc5706]

Sigil isn’t confirmed

[@Dandidoo624]

@@incognitodon5779 that’s kind of the point of the video, and vallibonaventrix is kind of my favourite dinosaur so… though ostafrikasaurus is now considered to be a ceratosaurid, so like… they are two completely different things how do you confuse it so much

[@hunter133official]

@@grimmc5706 Honestly I think it's just a smaller spino

[@SheshaZilla]

Top 5 largest spinosaurids from 2023 1. Spinosaurinae indet- 13.5m long & 7.5 tons 2. Spinosaurus - 13.1m long & 6.8 tons 3. Vectispinus- 13.2m long & 5.4 tons 4. Suchomimus- 12m long & 5 tons 5. Sigilmassasaurus - 11.7m long & 4.7 tons

[@fantasticredeye2252]

Spinosaurus Baryonyx Irritator Suchomimus Oxalaia Ichtyovenator Sigilmassasaurus Ostafrikasaurus Siamosaurus Cristatusaurus Angaturama Vallibonavenatrix Sinopliosaurus

[@Luky357]

are they really all Spinosaurid ??? please reply 🙂

[@michalcerven5507]

Cool video

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Thanks!

[@AntiBtsArmy18]

u desrve my sub

[@louiatiya9107]

The accurate versions look so funny. 😂

[@crgwp]

I like the spino

[@AndoreSprout]

Muito bom ver o Irritator e o Oxalaia, dois espinosaurideos brasileiros. Bom vídeo =D

[@dotheearthquake]

i love how oxalaias 2020 but spinos 2014

[@goldiec3853]

please do giganotosaurs including carcharodontosaurus kelmayisaurus eocarcharia and mapusaurus

[@velocipastor676]

The spinosaurus had a fin on its tail. Also, you left out Vallibonavenatrix and Angaturama*, but l don't want to nitpick so much, since this video was very good anyway.

[@velocipastor676]

* Angaturama was probably a synonym of Irritator, so it doesn't matter that much.

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Well thanks! but I wasn't sure about Valli if it was Spinosaurid and I never heard of Angaturama and boy... I forgot to check on Spinosaurus :/

[@velocipastor676]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 not to worry!

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@velocipastor676 ohh yeah....... I forgot, like I didn't want to add many synonyms and when I was searching up the correct spelling of ichthyovenator I found it but then I realized it was irritator.

[@velocipastor676]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 you just reminded me about Suchosaurus. That's another spinosaur, but l honestly don't remember the current status of it.

[@cryolophosaurus8839]

GOOD JOB AND hey where is sigmilasaurus

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Well.. I did not want to add it cuz its confirmed a synonym of Spinosaurus

[@scrumptiousbeef1834]

suchomimus is a bit small, but love the video

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Thanks!

[@diloporaksodhy2094]

can u do tyrannosaurids comparison pls

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Ok! will try

[@Dino-lemon265]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 that'll take a long time...

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@Dino-lemon265 Well i'm working on it right now, it will be my next video so be sure to subscribe to watch it first!

[@Ocean918]

perfect and cool video i like it

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Thanks!

[@narutouzumakichannel4555]

I want to see comparison size of a woolly mammoth

[@paleontologyworldyoutube7300]

do cracharodontosaurida eplease

[@daviluz7115]

Where're the Angaturama? He's a Brasilian dino

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

He's also a synonym of irritator...

[@AndoreSprout]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 and Oxalaia :)

[@Lockheed_F-22]

1:35 is my fav spinosaurid (oxalaia)

[@whitewolf3051]

Irritator, possibly named because it may have irritated the scientists working on restoring it. That and it may have irritated other dinosaurs in its days.

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Yeah true, plus its last name is 'challenger" Irritator Challenger!

[@daisysilva3288]

Compare tyrannossaurids next pls ;-;

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Ok! Will see cuz many people are requesting me for it

[@whitewolf3051]

Would that include gasosaurus, herrerasaurus, and magnosaurus?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@whitewolf3051 I think Magnosaurus is megaraptoridae (not sure though) and Herrerasaurus is Herrerasauridae and I never heard about Gasosaurus?

[@whitewolf3051]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 Odd about the Gasosaurus, it was discovered in China around the mid 1980s. A Google (image) search, and wikipedia article would tell you most about it. As for classification, it seems to be up in the air as to where it should be. That said, could you do comparative videos that include those three somewhere?

[@legozilla2323]

I forgot ostafrikosaurus

[@CeratsTheCrunch]

Lol you forgot angaturama

[@yairg9370]

Hi

[@nguyenmi8428]

do saurupods please!

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

I've done it! Check out my channel

[@nyjilthebirdtrebuchet1990]

Good video, my only nitpick is where the heck is Ostafrikasaurus and Vallibonavenatrix?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Ostafrikasaurus isn't known to be a Spinosaur (But some people think it is) and never heard of Vallibona

[@nyjilthebirdtrebuchet1990]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 Search it up on Wikipedia, it was discovered not too long ago and unlike Cristatusaurus and Oxalaia it is considered Valid

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@nyjilthebirdtrebuchet1990 Well.. ok

[@Dandidoo624]

They also forgot suchosaurus (no not suchomimus they are different dinos) and sigilmassosaurus

[@dinosaursfamily7662]

Pls next ceratops size comparison

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

well I ahem the video! Check out my channel!

[@dinosaursfamily7662]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 okay

[@shadow15kryans23]

I should probs note that Sigilmassasaurus has most potential to be large. Imma explain: His Vertebra were unnaturally wide, nearly as bulky as a carcharodontosaurus and wider overall. Which suggests higher muscle attachment lvls to the ribs then Spinosaurus Egypticus, Indicating higher mass, more reliance on a shaking method like a crocodile, OR higher Lvls of on land activity. In fact, Speaking of which. There was controversy for some time that Sigilmassasaurus is actually just a unnatural Carcharodontosaur-like dinosaur as a result. That controversy a topic for another time though. Regardless... As a result of these wider proportions it is often compared to "Spinosaurus B". On top of the likely unnatural bone densities required to hold up such muscle connections and additional weight. Ontop of bulkier proportions. Is why MNSM V4047 is often speculated as possibly a Sigilmassasaurus rather then a Spinosaurus. Which would also explain it's oddly high bone densities from scans, and more well-defined shaped rostrum near the front, indicating a more stabby bite likely for more slash damage. Ontop of the fact that its upper dorsal seems thinner near the base of the spine, yet thick near other parts as noted in analysis before. Seems to indicate it might of had a spine somewhere in-between the look of Ichthyvenator and Spinosaurus. Just upscale the Ichthyvenator spine size and bam, That's probably what Sigilmassasaurus's spine looks like. Once again indicating a land-leaning build. And thus making it possibly taller if it isn't longer. As you can see... All this is highly speculative. But the key takeaway I want ya to have here. Is as a result of this speculative basis, Sigilmassasaurus has a higher potential then Spinosaurus when it comes to size. Even though, Due to only 2-3 specimens existing it isn't nearly as consistent.

[@playernotfound9489]

2:00 is that spinozilla?!?!?

[@Dominator_Spinoraptor.]

Yo spinosaurus also has a tail paddle like oxalaia

[@mayrich1014]

next make a tyrannosaurid dinosaur size comparsion

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

ok will try!

[@whitewolf3051]

Does anyone where the gasosaurus, herrerasaurus, and magnosaurus fit in the theropod family tree? I like to see those three representing which member of the theropod group each of them come from.

[@Luky357]

Can I ask a question that I haven't received an answer to yet? How many spinosaurids were there?

[@au-817ttttx]

21 and still finding

[@tropicalgorka4676]

Spino 2020 man

[@GatorBoyCL]

Suchomimus could have been bigger than it showed here

[@Gecko69420]

No Camarillasaurus?

[@SpinotroniC]

Why did you use the old version of Spinosaurus?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Well I didn't find a good picture but... this isn't the old one Its the NEW one recent studies like a month ago

[@PotatoeJoe69]

No Suchosaurus?

[@allotallosaurus7652]

So theres no suchosaurus but theres only suchomimus

[@sinornithosaurusmillenii9981]

El spinosaurus tenía una cola anfibia y oxalaia es inválido

[@Ricardonto]

I like oxalaia

[@voodon8401]

That ichthyo looks pike I roblox dinosaur sim

[@kao12303]

yay thai dinosaur

[@tyrannozilla1]

u forgot ostafrikasaurus ceratosuchops and riparovenator

[@cryolophosaurus8839]

Carcharodontosauridae size comparison please

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

well im working on it! Its getting tons of requests!

[@cryolophosaurus8839]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 when will you do it

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@cryolophosaurus8839 I will upload it after 7 days or even earlier

[@spongesrandomposts4113]

You forgot de suchosaurus

[@Wibbleisnigga24-7]

Fanboy it 1:23

[@criptozoo2307]

MANO O ESPINOSSAURO N TA ATUALIZADO O OXALAIA É QUE TA

[@josianefernandazancheta9335]

Vdd

[@BIGluisluis]

Sem falar que do Oxalaia não se connhece bem 1% de seus ossos e o cara consegue fazer ele mais atualizado que o Spinosaurus, ele ta em outro mundo só pode.

[@lukeskywalker9016]

né mano kkkkkk

[@lioneldominic-cl1vb]

Suchomimus heigth 4 m lenght 11 m weight 6 tons

[@jaimie92310]

Ihr wisst eigentlich schon das Spinosaurier Arten viel größer waren

[@tjocgamer3973]

Suchomimus is 11 meters not 10

[@Dablooncat1493]

fun fact: spinosaurus is actully irritatting because one of his family is called irritator

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Well, it actually wasn't based on their behavior. Irritator Challengeri gets it name because the archaeologists got the fossil but with ruins, broken and fragile fragments and some type of car tar?

[@Dablooncat1493]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 oh wait I forgot to say it's a joke e

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@Dablooncat1493 Oh.. Well who knows? They might be irritating as well (Sad Kem Kem bed dinosaur noises)

[@whitewolf3051]

I also figured that the irritator was named because it was irritating, even as a fossil.

[@Dablooncat1493]

@@whitewolf3051 funny

[@unk0wn914]

The mighty big duck

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Ichthyovenator...

[@guilhermemarcondes4935]

Abelisauridae pls

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

will try!

[@blamegeorge]

T-rex VS Giggonotosaurus

[@lukeskywalker9016]

t rex

[@Cavera439]

Giga

[@tonyamousel4492]

Dis some good shiz

[@nicolasiamendola8557]

The First Really Aquatic Dinosaur You can't say there were no aquatic dinosaurs anymore. How they said there were no flying dinosaurs. And now we know that flying dinosaurs live today.

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

True

[@salimsalims55]

Oxalaia was smaller than spinosaurus but why is Oxalaia has the same length the same height and the same weight is this normal because I think spinosaurus was way bigger than Oxalaia

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Well, recent news proves that Oxalaia was actually a synonym of Spinosaurus so yeah they could the same.

[@VirgoShelter]

Why is Spinosaurus tail outdared?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

well I cant find a proper model but recent studies say that Spinosaurus walk-on twos

[@joaomonteiroreidelas2212]

1:50, bro you just used a model from 2015.

[@Sully10x1]

I think theres a spinosaurid called Sigilmasaurus but Idk

[@velocipastor676]

I think that they now think it was a carcharodontosaur instead.

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Yes, and its a synonym of Spinosaurus so it doesn't deserve to be in this video (feels bad)

[@Sully10x1]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 Ahhh ok thats ok :)

[@Sully10x1]

@@velocipastor676 Ok! :)

[@Allosaurian.]

Isn't baryonx 2.8 meters

[@josianefernandazancheta9335]

Angaturama

[@ademarfrancodearaujo5027]

Angaturama limai

[@conorpinguinomedov]

vallibonavenatrix

[@lioneldominic-cl1vb]

Siamosaurus 3,1m

[@locomove1232]

Where is Sigilmassasaurus?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Its a synonym of Spinosaurus

[@udatsamba7713]

Sigilmassasaurus the king spino

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

:)

[@Kyrgyz_-my4rs]

Sygylmassosaurus Spinosauridae Biggest Dinosaur

[@TD-ht8dz]

Spinosaurus wasn't that big, Spino was only 10-11 meters long and 3-4 tons in weight according to Nizar Ibrahim in 2021, and it was about 1.75 meters tall at the hips, also Oxalia wasn't that big either. And paleontologists think that Spino had a fishy tail as well, not just Oxalia

[@au-817ttttx]

T-Rex fans data?

[@claritzagarciafeliz6566]

You are wrong, your data is wrong, investigate better.

[@SMeekerorum]

those are the estimates for the spinosaurus holotype, the largest specimen weighs 7.1 to 8.6 tons

[@SheshaZilla]

Yeah oxalaia became valid and it's only 10.3m long & 3.3 tons ( a far cry from those 13-14m BS) Where spinosaurus could reach 13.1 meters & 6.8 tons

[@thatonemenace3066]

if oxalaia existed all the powerful carnivores are out match man had a bite force of 150 tons while the t rex only had 4-5 tons

[@nawfalnizar6431]

Irritater is small

[@thatstuff582]

Bro u did spino wrong it walked on two legs not four their research was wrong and false

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Yes the paper did not popularize when I was making this video long ago

[@phananhhoang8844]

Spinosaurus 1 about 16m

[@SheshaZilla]

13.1 meters max

[@malik_godless]

Spinosaurus didn't look like this

[@minmi9231]

Yeah, the one he chose for Spinosaurus was an outdated one, supposed to have the paddle tail.

[@EE-lj9xf]

@@minmi9231 i think he meant spinosaurus didnt stand on two legs which is innacurate (Tho im also skeptical abt the quadruped spino

[@minmi9231]

@@EE-lj9xf You should be. Spino's wrists would've break from it's own weight

[@EE-lj9xf]

@@minmi9231 They mixed and matched bones from numerous specimens to make a (near) complete specimen (i think) So they probably put a juvie leg on that finback boi

[@brodoodtv8343]

@@minmi9231 Haha now Spinosaurus back on two legs no offence

[@yairg9370]

YOU SPEEK SPANISH?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

No but I do know a little

[@yairg9370]

Oh ok thanks

[@yairg9370]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 You play Jurassic world evolution?

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

No

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@yairg9370 and why?

[@malik_godless]

Spinosaurus was quadropid

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Yes, but not always it could sometimes rise up

[@Multihazardkerbecs]

Spinosaurus was not a quadruped . It has been debunked . The legs were strong enough to allow the animal to walk bipedally . And with the new 2020 tail , it further proves that Spinosaurus was not a quadruped .

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

@@Multihazardkerbecs Really? Part time or Full time, because I've always believed it was a part time quadruped and didn't put Ibrahams theory into consideration.

[@malik_godless]

@@Multihazardkerbecs it's very strange, because I've already seen an article 2020, where it was said that Spinoshaurus is quadropidal for some reason.

[@Multihazardkerbecs]

@@prehistoricpaddock9013 It was a full time bipedal creature . Even if it wanted to it couldn't had walked on all fours . The arms weren't meant to support it's weight and could've snapped . Also the hind limbs were strong enough for it to be bipedal . The attachment point for the Caudofemoralis muscle was extremely proportional to the creature's body suggesting that it proportionally had similar power to that of other more terrestrial theropods . And the new 2020 tail is much more muscular than the tails of previous designs , the new heavily muscled tail would've allowed the creature to maintain its balance on land , when standing bipedally .

[@ruvimsemenyuk8224]

Spino was a biped at 60 feet long with much bigger claws and a bigger and thicker mouth ....

[@AgroAcro]

It was about 45 ft long.

[@ruvimsemenyuk8224]

@@AgroAcro it was 60

[@nappa7892]

What’s the music bruh

[@prehistoricpaddock9013]

Sunny days, in KZbin Audio Library

[@Kosova_eshte_e_pavarur]

Spinosaurus is actually 18 meters

[@Dandidoo624]

No that was proven to be false if it was that big it would be too big to support it’s own body weight because of how it’s legs were built

[@SheshaZilla]

Spinosaurus is 13.1 meters max

[@lioneldominic-cl1vb]

Spinosaurus length 17 m weigth 12 ton

[@Wibbleisnigga24-7]

fake

[@SheshaZilla]

Spinosaurus is 13.1 meters long & weight 6.8 tons

[@msgourrou]

Spinosauras is 15000 to 20000 kilograms

[@Wibbleisnigga24-7]

false

[@SheshaZilla]

Wrong

[@jakobsauma6832]

Spinosaurus was 18 meters long. thats what nizar ibrahim sed.

[@SheshaZilla]

Recent find Spinosaurus was 13 meters long at higher end