The Biggest Dinosaurs Of All Time

Dinosaurs are one of the biggest land-dwelling animals to ever exist on Earth. When you picture a dinosaur, you might imagine a 13-meter long T. rex or a Titanosaur the size of an airplane. But the first dinosaurs would have only come up to your knee. It turns out that sauropods, like Brontosaurus, developed special adaptations that allowed them to tower over the competition.
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Following is a transcript of the video:
Just how big did the dinosaurs get? Meet the world’s first dinosaur. No, down here! Eoraptor would’ve only come up to about your knees. In fact, most early Triassic dinosaurs were on the shrimpy side. Including predators, like the fierce, mule-sized Coelophysis.
But, after volcanic eruptions took out their competitors and ushered in the Jurassic Period, everything changed. New species exploded onto the scene. Like the plate-covered Scelidosaurus. And bigger herbivores meant bigger meat eaters, too.
Predators, like the Dilophosaurus, got to be 6 meters long! But they were no match for the real giants of the era: prosauropods. Now, these leaf-eaters weren’t much bigger than a giraffe. On the inside, they looked like a bird. And it’s this anatomy that enabled prosauropods to evolve into the largest dinosaurs of all time.
So, let’s take a closer look. Specialized lungs and air sacs allowed them to take in more oxygen. And also made their skeletons lighter hollowing out bone into a sturdy, honeycomb structure. Millions of years of evolution later, you can see the difference.
Ornithischian dinosaurs like Triceratops and Stegosaurs, lacked these air sacs. And as a result most of them weren’t very big. While Triceratops and Stegosaurus grew up to 8 meters long bird-like theropods, like Tyrannosaurus, grew twice as large.
But it was the sauropods, like Brontosaurus, Diplodocus, and Brachiosaurus, who reached enormous proportions. Like the theropods, these titans used air sacs to breathe and had light, hollow bones.
But they had another reason for outgrowing everyone else at the time: survival. Their size was a great defense against predators. And the largest of the bunch, stood over 26 meters long, weighed 55 tons or more, and could reach several stories up with their long necks. Which came in handy for gathering enough food. After all, you can’t grow this big without a lot of energy.
In fact, Brontosaurus ate about 45 kilograms of leaves, stems, and twigs a day. But they couldn’t waste energy hunting around to find those veggies. Instead, they parked themselves in one spot for hours and used their long necks to graze up and down, stripping trees like a giant corn on the cob. And the more these animals sat around and ate, the bigger they became.
Tens of millions of years later, we see another birdlike dinosaur enter the stage: Titanosaurs. The largest dinosaurs in history. Dreadnoughtus, Patagotitan, and Argentinosaurus could stand over 20 meters long.
But of course, their height couldn’t save them from the asteroid strike. And there’s been nothing like them since at least on land, anyway.

[@abrarmohammad4009]

Business insider: Brontosaurus need 45kgs of food per day. David Attenborough: Elephants need at least 100kgs of food daily to survive!

[@The_Scouts_Code]

Yeah that soft out to me too. Did they mean 4-5 tons?

[@sid6554]

@@The_Scouts_Code obviously not. Why would a it require 45x more food than an elephant? Brontosaurus weighed approx 3x more than an elephant and probably ate about 1.8x more, ie. 180kg of food (long necks meant they could stay in one place and move necks, so little energy consumption required). That's assuming elephants actually consume 100kg, that figure for elephants is likely inaccurate as I've seen very different figures.

[@aberdeenkiko]

@@sid6554 . Among the inaccuracies shown at the above posted video; the minimum 45Kg per day figure, for an Argentinosaurus for example; in order to be able to barely survive; provided some daily access to a bit of drinking water, as well... Is correct. Since for the already found out, fossilized ancient huge body size, regarding some the formerly Sauropod subspecies... Was a natural mutation that: most probably appeared and endured; due to a former real "lack of food safety supply;" that used to bug the lives of most Sauropods that lived back in then, about 70M years ago. Therefore, an Argentinossaurus, was most probably capable of eating about 1 ton of food in just one seat; and then be able to survive and endure: with only about 45Kg of food, for each of his next 17 seats. Also, the Huge body size of certain Sauropods, was consistent with a semi-aquatic life; a bit like the nowadays largest individual anacondas; that: almost never go too far away from a certain set of river streams; in order to prevent the Earths strong gravity, from pressurising too much their body functional parts. Being that the most bluntly inaccuracy of the above posted video; is the broken wrists posture, shown by the depicted raptor like, dinos.

[@kade-qt1zu]

For those wondering, sauropods were not semi aquatic. Ignore the guy above me.

[@madjimms]

Reptiles have different metabolic rates.

[@Sepp_Tember]

2:14 This has to be wrong. 45kg of plant food is way too little for a brontosaurus. Even a modern elephant eats about 200-300 kgs of plant food each day.

[@meftahicham]

lol

[@meatsandwich3868]

GODᴇᴘɪᴄᴇʟʟ dinosaurs aren’t reptiles reptiles are their ancestors as they are ours but dinosaurs are within their own group(s) for example if ceratopsians for example triceratops it would be amphibians,reptiles mammals fish birds and ceratopsians

[@moistymosasaur3066]

GODᴇᴘɪᴄᴇʟʟ even if you were right about them being cold blooded, you’re still talking about creatures that are the height of small buildings

[@marshmallowmountains4636]

Elephants suck at digesting their food, that's why they eat so much. In fact their young will often eat their mother's poop because so little of the eaten food was digested, making it a good source of energy. What if a Brontosaurus didn't suck at digesting the plant matter? 45kg is still pretty small, though...

[@Meteo_sauce]

@@moistymosasaur3066 yeah but remember that most of their size comes from their tails and necks, while their body is the one that uses the most energy

[@frankiek_1]

0:41 Dilophosaurus didn’t have the killing claws on its feet, and was at most 7 meters long. 0:46 “Prosauropods” evolved during the Triassic, not the Jurassic. 1:29 Triceratops and Stegosaurus were closer to 9 meters long. 1:59 The longest sauropods grew over 30 meters. 2:50 Dreadnoughtus really wasn’t as big as other Titanosaurs, maybe in weight not in actual size. It was only to 25 meters long, while Argentinosaurus and Patagotitan at both around 35 meters. Dreadnoughtus wasn’t even in the top 10 longest sauropods. 2:58 None of those specific sauropods (except maybe Dreadnoughtus) lived to the end of the Cretaceous to see the asteroid strike. Not to mention the pronated hands, and Brontosaurus definitely ate more than 45 kg of food each day. That is how much I weigh (I’m skinny), they would’ve eaten at least a few hundred kilograms. Plus, Tyrannosaurus wasn’t twice the length of Triceratops and Stegosaurus, it was 12-13 meters long.

[@nikolaorsmth]

And only like 10 people saw this lol

[@ayankhanayankhan2012]

Patagotitan is 37 m and Argentinosaurus is 39.7 m

[@gussinger6939]

Nice job

[@ravenwithcall8527]

tbh i could already tell this video was inaccurate just by the hands.

[@bryanfoutsthelunchboxx4008]

I believe you're mistaken about the Titanosaurs not living to the End of the Cretaceous. They've got poop lol

[@WileyCylas]

“.....they parked themselves in one spot for hours........the more they sat around & ate, the bigger they became” *sounds like us Americans*

[@ananya.a04]

😂

[@rexyjp1237]

Only americans are tiny Or you mean weight

[@fourdubs4]

“U.S. Americans”? You sound stupid af

[@HawaiiYou88]

@@fourdubs4 Us as in we/us. How is saying U.S. Americans dumb? It differentiate the U.S. Americans from Latin Americans and other Americans. 🙄

[@soveeryapropmgnt7052]

A small correction; They stood and ate. Not sat. :D

[@marielamartinez7658]

0:42 DILOPHOSAURUS DID NOT HAVE CURVED CLAWS ON THEIR FEET

[@AnilSharma-wm1ip]

Correct

[@tomandjerrydatwoofanboy06]

New hybrid confirmed?

[@yuuyjaaj6721]

And where is the poison spitting power of that thing?

[@LightninClawZ]

@@yuuyjaaj6721 the frill is only in jurassic park

[@ghaniKSW2]

@@LightninClawZ and also the poison that's also a Jurrasic Park thing and the broken hands

[@christopherhall5361]

0:47 "they weren't much bigger than a giraffe..." it's twice the size XD 1:23 "most of them weren't very big" that's like 1,200 pounds of armored flesh XD

[@JohnnyBravo2550]

Stop the madness I got a heart attack when I saw the accuracy of those dinosaurs

[@Maximus_12ST]

Same bro

[@brightyboy9445]

None of these are accurate

[@brightyboy9445]

Except dilophosurus

[@dibble1331]

@@brightyboy9445 That’s what he was saying

[@vukrankovic7587]

@@brightyboy9445 Bruh, that's the most inaccurate one.

[@dairyfund2391]

Edit: "Everything changed when the volcano attacked." This is a quote, I mixed together from a tv show called ATLA, and the clip shown from this video. Wowie. what I believe doesn't matter in this context. this was all just a play on words, from this KZbin video and a cartoon TV show.

[@closery]

lol

[@karineenaramelhoresamigas2144]

Q1qqqá

[@vampirzii]

Haha

[@SouffleDude_256]

@JACKSON RODRIGUEZ that is a possibility not trutg

[@redeyedguywithhat7017]

Not volcano, it's meteor.

[@naofazemosnadaporquetemosp4603]

0:40 Dilophosaurs Raptor claw???

[@laughinglaughing1416]

não temos nada pra fazer yeah i notice that too...

[@Vegeta8300]

Noticed that too. Dilo's didn't have those claws like that.

[@--Paws--]

Looks like they referenced a Jurassic Park version of the velociraptor with the incorrect height and bent fingers.

[@azizella2778]

Lmao

[@azizella2778]

If you look closely, it even has 2 pairs of hook claws on each foot..

[@TheNightmareRider]

Small correction; Prosauropods weren't direct ancestors to "true" Sauropods, but rather a more distant branch of the sauropodomorph clade. While it is true that Sauropods evolved from smaller, bipedal Dinosaurs, Prosauropods did not proceed the typical sauropods as implied by the video. IIRC, "Prosauropod" is an outdated term. The more modern term for similar looking bipedal Sauropodomorphs would be "Platiosaurids".

[@Anita_Dick]

That's the least of the corrections I would made.. almost all of the species are portrayed wrong and outdated

[@TheNightmareRider]

See, I can generally forgive the general cartoonish designs for the sake of presentation. I don't think these were meant to be accurate visually, but I would like to know more if you feel there is more info that this video got wrong.

[@Anita_Dick]

@@TheNightmareRider they could be cartoonish and still accurate.. but this looks like totally lack of research. No feathers? Pronated hands? Dilophosaurus with raptor claws? Seriously? It's too much

[@quintenwhyte6660]

Plateosauria!!

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

@@Anita_Dick I feel ya.

[@davidmcwilliams717]

If I had the animating skills I would make accurate dinosaur videos, but I’m fourteen merp, but I am good at art so much might just do my demonstrations in drawing them

[@alicekong7016]

0:40 Since when was dilophosaurus a raptor?

[@danielfaraoanu9515]

Since it ate Dennis Nedry

[@pteropteryx5019]

this entire video is wrong there's too much to correct im not gonna bother

[@thesnailycatye1333]

Says a dino sim fan

[@pteropteryx5019]

@@thesnailycatye1333 that has nothing to do with this

[@GoronTico]

Starting with dinosaurs WITHOUT FEATHERS >:c

[@KTruth0]

Miguel Mif not all dinosaurs had feathers

[@MD-ud3eq]

Well you could not make any better

[@404EncrytedError]

The inaccuracy of the art used for these Dino's is pissing me off personally.

[@LightYagami-ep3ox]

me too

[@doublethecookies4057]

Shylo x Fading 770 me to

[@babylumaproductions1480]

Brontosaurus is also totally a thing. THaT AinT OUTdaTEd

[@CyberKnightMiky]

Same

[@KangarooFam]

Same

[@jitr1238]

1:37 why in the nine realms it's diplo draging it's tail?

[@blacklion6678]

_im sorry WHAT!?!? HOW DID YOU GET SO MANY INACCURACIES IN A 2018 VIDEO!?!?_

[@cocopownder1050]

The biggest dinosaur of my childhood was Barney **I regret everything**

[@lkhjsdfg]

coke 4 I worked on that show and I can tell the cast (David, Jeff and Jeff) and crew were all amazing people. I really miss it.

[@halfword]

coke 4 stole my comment

[@talentlessasian330]

children: biggest dinousaur "Barney" Teens: biggest dinosaur "T Rex" (Teen Rex XD) Adults: GODZILLLLAAAAAA

[@v0id3333]

coke 4 the biggest dinosaur of my childhood was the man who lived in the laundry I used to talk to him ever night

[@Hi-bq9zc]

What about Baby bop TJ and cousin Riff

[@cyclopes683]

Why dilophosaurus has a sickle claw?!

[@Greenierw]

cuz its communist

[@Rinoarashi-P]

they used raptors body in this video lol

[@KangarooFam]

It’s not a raptor

[@AllosaurusJP3]

@@KangarooFam no shit

[@Differentconstantine7181]

@@Greenierw A slavicsaurs

[@recifie-7628]

For a second i thought i was watching the infographics show

[@zoologistvince2664]

XD

[@spoopy_190YT]

This video was my childhood. Watch this every day and this video is the reason I studied prehistoric life. Thank you. You have earned a subscriber

[@elbashar7589]

Why does the Dilophosaurus have sickle-shaped claws, since when were they dromaeosaurids?, Why aren't their any protofeathers, this is so Inaccurate, especially with their broken wrists. I thought this was supposed to be an educational channel. Edit: 1. About the protofeathers thing, I was going on to say, if your gonna make one thing inaccurate why not due to the whole thing completely. 2. There was a guy saying something about going against science, but I what meant to say is that for example, the whole scaly or feathered T-rex debate was not really necessary, although I may be wrong, my point is, I argue for biomechanics, for example, the argument for elephants or whatnot, the reason they don't reassemble mammoths or possess large coats of fur/hair is that it would provide no purpose with the current environment, which they correlate with, also, in addition, there was an article or studies explaining biomechanics in certain animals (disclaimer I maybe over paraphrasing or saying something wrong, so feel free to correct) I think there was a certain size limit to which feathers/hair/fur would no longer be necessary for Sarah/ desert or tropical environments, due to tot eh biomechanics of the animal, which may include certain things like heat circulation, but I am not entirely sure. But I just wanted to clarify my stance, in addition to supporting my claim, "Saurin" the Kickstarter game for a scientifically accurate dinosaur survival game, have researched a conclusion similar to mine, Ben G. Thomas made a video about this, so go check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pniYpJWMg5inf5o

[@KTruth0]

no evidence of feathers on dilophosaurus, and is very unlikely and useless not every theropod has feathers

[@elbashar7589]

@@KTruth0 True, but you must consider the possibilitty of that their are different types of feathers such as slight forms of feather like quills.

[@azrielmoha6877]

The Truth useless? Feathers can be used for attracting mates, scaring off potential predators, camouflage, challenging rival males, etc. Just like today birds, its likely a lot of dinosaurs uses feathers for this feature. While not all theropods is coated from head to toe by feathers, all of them have feathers in some form. Just like how elephants, even whales have hairs.

[@pablocuin7295]

Not necessarily true at all, carnotaurus and other members of it family most likely didn't have feathers, no evidence for spinosaurs having feathers, and extremely early theropods such as eorapter probably didnt have them. Not All Theropods had feathers, its possible for them to have them up there is not direct evidence for it.

[@elbashar7589]

@@pablocuin7295 Sometimes you do not need evidence for some certain cases, yes spinosaurids had no feathers because their more like crocodilians and much for reptillian than avian. And Abielasaurids had shortened arms and tough armoured skin and squared heads.

[@--Paws--]

What would Steven Bellettini (Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong) say about this?

[@quintenwhyte6660]

Yes!! Pitch that!!

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

@@m.ltheextinctchannel9975 Sup Mario.

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

Most probably he wouldn't be very happy.

[@SmurfsAndRaspberries]

The hand joints are bent wrong!!! The hands where directed inwards not downwards.

[@nether283]

"Those dinos just gaved me eye cancer"

[@S0LAAARRRRR]

titanosaurus seeing a t rex: danm wtf is that an ant

[@ahmadnajmiroslan]

There's a hell lot of names of dinosaurs to remember

[@coolguywithahat0127]

Some of these renditions are okay, others are plain awful...

[@bobkane432]

Stegosaurus and Triceratops were still bigger than any land animal alive today

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

Trollovmetal but not as big as they look in the video especialy Stegosaurus.

[@eduardofreitas8336]

Was stegosaurus bigger than an african elefant? I dont think so

[@moistymosasaur3066]

Eduardo Freitas yeah it was actually, is an elephant, 30 foot long? Was it 6 Tons? No it wasn’t (Average elephants are 5 tons)

[@user-je9gy4ez3u]

@@moistymosasaur3066 average male is.4.5

[@SVishnu-xy6bu]

Title:T-Rex was tiny. T-Rex: come on, I told you not to tell anyone!

[@CoreyMillionaire2029]

Spinosaurus was the REAL king of the dinosaurs!

[@prabathhemachandra]

Patitogon is the most humongous of the dinos

[@ghaniKSW2]

@@CoreyMillionaire2029 in terms of carnivores and their strength Tyrannosaurus is still the king but in terms of sheer size that would be argentinasaurus

[@daithiocinnsealach1982]

Great video. Love the Jurassic Park style music.

[@FreziS]

0:40 so if that dilo is 6meters long that girl is 3meters long

[@andrefabri6191]

She is talking about LENGTH

[@rex90pawprint]

Minor corrections, 1, theropods hands faced inward not backwards. 2, dilophosaurus didn’t have a sickle claw as it wasn’t a dromaeosaurid (true raptor). Oh and some theropods such as t-rex had feathers.

[@alanchihak6369]

Most theropods*

[@alanchihak6369]

As far as we know, only carnosaurs lacked feathers since they evolved separately from other theropods, but they could have had something similar

[@syedjeffri5767]

@@alanchihak6369 Yes. Oviraptorosaurs, Ornithomimosaurs, Dromaeosaurs, Proceratosaurids and Therizinosaurs had feathers. Theropods such as Megalosaurids and Spinosaurids did not had feathers.

[@spinoandspiny4113]

actually there is no evidence that t rex had feathers (other than dromaeosaurids and other small dinosaurs) because all fossil skin imprints of t rex and it fellow relatives (tyranosaurids) did not have feathers and instead scales an in areas like the back so there is no evidence of t rex having feathers . just a friendly fact :)

[@spinoandspiny4113]

@DARVIN BAROI dont be a jerk: 1 i dont play roblox anymore i play the isle. 2 i never said t rex definitely did not have feathers because yutyrannus did, im saying that there is not allot of proof

[@deathsonggaming]

1:32 when an education channel puts a Jurassic Park design as their T. rex instead of an up to date one

[@AltairBlue]

Wheeze

[@code4chaosmobile]

Finished the book shown at the end last month, great read and highly recommended

[@Xerruy]

Actually some Triassic dinosaurs already got pretty big. Melanorosaurus gew to be about 10 meters long, making it one of the biggest land animals of the Triassic, and Herrerasaurus was one of the largest predators (after rauisuchians) at 6 meters long.

[@titanosaurgaming3000]

I THOUGHT SPINOSAURUS WAS THE LARGEST

[@kkvnair3201]

@@titanosaurgaming3000 Bo Siglimassasaurus is the largest Theropod Amphicoelias is the largest Sauropod Torosaurus is the largest Ceratopsian Ankylosaurus is the largest Ankylosaurid and Bone armour dinosaur Allosaurid - Epanterias is the largest Allosaurid Neovenator is the largest Neovenatorid Giganotosaurus is the largest Carcharodontosaurid

[@above7793]

​@@kkvnair3201 T. Rex is the largest theropod with a weight (in nature seize is determined by mass not height or length) with upper estimates about 11 tons.

[@HxlllxwPxxintS2]

Isn’t argentinosaurus the biggest

[@BigJFindAWay]

Spinosaurus was in the Cretaceous not the Triassic. And it’s thought to have been mainly a fish eater. Also recent evidence suggests that T Rex was 70 percent bigger than originally thought and if this is true it was bigger than Spinosaurus.

[@vahn883]

Why does the dilo have a raised toe?

[@pixelfox9666]

Because they took a Jurassic Park "Velociraptor", stuck a crest on its head, and called it a day. Also note the pronated hands.

[@vahn883]

@@pixelfox9666 lol true

[@xserenityx7565]

Did anyone else notice how the video stated that brontosaurus is 26 meters, while the argentinosaurus which is supposed to be bigger is 20 meters long, when they're supposed to be bigger? It seems contradictory here... (Note, the correct measurements are that brontosaurus is 21 - 23 meters long while the argentinosaurus is 22 - 33.5 meters long...)

[@prayasdash]

People might underestimate Argentinosaurus at times, but that thing is huge. It could be 35 mtrs in length, maybe some older individual would've reached up to 40! Avg weight is around 75 metric tons, but some say it could've reached 100 metric tons and in terms of height it could've been almost 20 mtrs in height! It's almost 4-5 times taller than an avg T Rex. The 1954 Godzilla was like 50 mtrs in height, this thing is 20, basically 40% the height of Godzilla. This Dinosaur was biggest of the biggest.

[@sameerashahid395]

I love your videos.... They are so informative and so easy to understand.... Loved it... Keep up the good work 😊😊😊

[@lasemanamayor9396]

Adila Sameera And also innaccurate Do NOT take them as accurate sources of science

[@sameerashahid395]

@@lasemanamayor9396 OK

[@just-a-silly-goofy-guy]

#1 my art teacher

[@subline_funtime]

Despacito Rico Mapping wth u doing here

[@courtneycamora]

kremit the frog I see u in almost every comment section 🤧🤧

[@Jace-jy1nc]

i hate her

[@classicwhitebread]

Savage af

[@muhammadabid5926]

@@courtneycamoraDKKy. Howie I so with with die

[@yaoethan]

A few small corrections Should not have probated hands for the theropods T Rex needs at least minimal amounts of feathers (Not just a few quills but rather coverage of part of the body) Triceratops and Stegosaurus could grow to 9 meters long and why are mentioned by the video to be puny? They weren’t that long but still triceratops and a few other ceratopsians grew over 8 tons in weight! Upper estimates of triceratops weight is 12 tons! Why does some of the sauropods in the animation look like a modern Charles knight 1920s painting sauropods (Mainly pointed at the apatosaurus) the neck should be at a more horizontal angle, tail lifted better above the ground and less stocky legs. Anatomical proportions are not the best. Finally, titanosaurus like patagotitan, puertasaurus and argentinosaurus were not 20 meters long they could be over 30 meters long and 20 meters tall. Patagotitan was measured to be 122 feet long so that specimen is easily 37 meters. Despite this, over all it was a nice video.

[@suntheflower4281]

@@alanchihak6369 it did not

[@niharg2011]

@@alanchihak6369 Tyrannosaurids and Tyrannosauroids are different, Yutyrannus, Guanlong and Dilong were feathered but they were included in the superfamily... Tyrannosauroidea and were more basal... (That 'o' makes a big difference) While The the more derived ones like Tarbosaurus, T.rex and Daspletosaurus belong to the family Tyrannosauridae a branch of the superfamily mentioned early and so far there has been no evidence of feathers in Tyrannosauridae... But yeah it's too early to discard the possibility of feathers

[@niharg2011]

Though I agree with Ethan Yao on rest of the points, also the narrator Shud have specified about the Cretaceous period she just lumped Triceratops and Stegosaurus together... They might have been similar in size but Triceratops and T.rex were closer to us in time than they were to Allosaurus and Stegosaurus...

[@googlewontletmeswearinmyna8695]

@jon doe do a google search before you try to look smart when your not

[@AllosaurusJP3]

@jon doe thats stupid they found evidence some raptor species did

[@taylorhallworth2027]

Brontosaurus wasn't a dinosaur, it's apatosaurus.

[@syedjeffri5767]

In 2015, Brontosaurus was classified as it's own species again.

[@onigiri1748]

"t-rex was tiny" Me: it's tiny but it has powerful teeth •-•, also famous Oml-

[@thewyvernsaur]

What the heck? Since when did Dilophosaurus have a sickle claw? And pronated arms? Really?

[@jammyjammz7515]

The Biggest Dino I Saw Was *DonaldTrumpWallasaurus*

[@meftahicham]

NANI

[@ashnicocc921]

No biggest is Ultrasaurus

[@plant5875]

lmao

[@9_9876]

I was the biggest

[@9_9876]

K :(

[@dudewholikesdinosaurs-topi1727]

0:44 i felt that with headphones on really great sound effect

[@rohithittireddy]

The Blue Whale at the end was amazing

[@anindohowlader8377]

Yep

[@subline_funtime]

1:28 *spits drink* PFFFFFFFFFFFF *talks in a grade a under a voice* wtf I thought they were a little smaller then that Jesus Christ man

[@ammonitetheseaserpent3761]

Funtime_Swagbear Oooh, I know GradeAUnderA!

[@someonethatscool4476]

Funtime_Swagbear z

[@MartletBestGirl]

They actually grew bigger but t.rex was smaller than giganotosaurus and spinosaurus and charcharadontosaurus

[@user-nx4nc9ob9m]

Dilophosaurus did NOT have a sickle claw.

[@lolkid6867]

No shit sherlock

[@shooh122103]

can you pls gimme likes dilo doesnt have a sickle claw idiot

[@dinoboi-5558]

You know the Dilophosaurus in your video is just a raptor with crest's added on

[@bussultan135]

Nice info of dinosaur well done

[@Rexog90]

You just need more accurate reconstruction.

[@zoologistvince2664]

yeah

[@mrkenjamin1705]

This is why i love long necked dinosaur they are my favorites Idk what is the really big long necked But my fav is brachiosaurus now my new fav is argentinosaurus

[@feeznaz9100]

Sauroposeidon was the tallest EVER dinosaur argentinosaurus is just the heaviest/largest.

[@tuxedosteve1904]

@@feeznaz9100 tallest but not the biggest.

[@themhysticcat7692]

Wow dinosaurs are healthy than us😂

[@Leuheh]

0:25 “everything changed when fire nation attack”

[@vincentx2850]

The pronated hands of the theropod in this animation is so cringy...

[@owentowner6443]

YOU CANNOT MAKE THAT HAPPEN WITHOUT BREAKING BONES!!!

[@meftahicham]

AND THE SICKLE CLAW IN THE DILO

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

Yup.

[@MD-ud3eq]

Says somebody who is poor on subs

[@mesozoic8879]

That poor t rex must have broken its wrists and then lost all it's feathers. Shame.

[@checkmyplaylist6879]

Does my sister count? She loves foods and is huge!

[@nickde6339]

Never

[@drinkwater473]

I hope someone maked video about amphicoelias

[@joinhowto]

Can you imagine how big the heart of these creatures should be??

[@thiccrner9764]

Ahh yes there's nothing more enjoyable than watching a vid making our IQ drop. 😪

[@terribletree7933]

Dinosaur 🦕

[@yeetsodeleteso5859]

Whyed you even click on vid then?

[@thiccrner9764]

@@yeetsodeleteso5859 Because it's there for anyone in the world to watch and give their opinions on the matter🤡.

[@ivoryy62006]

@@thiccrner9764 yes sharing opinons isn't wrong but u could just click off the video if your IQ start dropping

[@deadinside8251]

There is a living dinosaurs today and they are birds Birds are a type of dinosaurs

[@Whyistherumgone845]

Not really...dinosaurs are kind of ancestors to birds (atleast what I think that is)

[@metalinstinct7041]

@@Whyistherumgone845 exactly, but they are also dinosaurs

[@ayankhanayankhan2012]

@@Whyistherumgone845 Dinosaurs arent ancestors to birds birds did existed during the time of Dinosaurs & every Dinosaurs died 65 million years ago there wasnt any surviving Non Bird Dinosaur

[@tsarbomba8233]

Y’all really forgot the ankylosaurus Ankylosaurids and nodosaurids:*angry herbivore sounds*

[@samuelc.sthecapybara6618]

T-Rex: I'm the biggest carnivore Spinosaurus, Giganotosaurus,and carcharodontosaurus: hold our beers

[@Swaggmire215]

Also back then the oxygen content was much higher so the more oxygen the larger things could get

[@q-miiproductions878]

While you may be disliking due to the inaccuracies, I’m still astounded that sauropods had air sacs and pneumatized bones like the raptors.

[@ggsmrdoink]

Obviously how else will they hold up those huge necks high above the ground

[@trophy8174]

Woah thx for the info

[@gamersquid9987]

the sizes arent accurate

[@KaijuKing21]

Just because other dinosaurs were bigger than Tyrannosaurus rex doesn’t mean it was small

[@JavenarchX]

I remember being fascinated with Dinosaurs when I was 7 and thinking what bollocks religion was...

[@nathandiandre6600]

2:46 every ark players dream tame

[@nathandiandre6600]

But the rage meter and titan has more health and damage

[@user-je9gy4ez3u]

Mine is dodorex

[@ohhowthetableshaveturned4691]

Mine is brontosaurus

[@user-je9gy4ez3u]

@sami nouh level 10? I tamed 46

[@qural7899]

Yup, also Rex and spino, and I don't want a giga because it does its rage ability and it's risky

[@galangn8203]

I don't know why I was excited, but at the end of this video I was like "holy sh*t! I've read that book! OMG!! OMG!!"

[@AnotherSpectrum]

Brontosaurus, it’s just an apatosaurus with the wrong head on it

[@wetube6513]

1:15 *THOSE ARE TRICERATOPS*

[@rahnal21]

You watch RickRaptor105 I take it?

[@LapisOverlord]

45 kg is pretty small for a sauropod that size.. also, sauropods didn’t hold their necks up like that. They would need an extremely powerful heart for that. And it would take a lot more than 45 kg for energy to hold that neck up.

[@Nate-1244]

Oh and I do want to mention one thing. The brachiosaurids would have likely held their necks somewhat vertically (something referred to as an S-curved pose), due to having their forelimbs longer than their hind limbs and a few other reasons, and yes they would have had very powerful hearts, estimated at 400 kg in weight, and needing double the blood pressure of a giraffe to reach the brain. Where the video went wrong it’s with its depiction of Brontosaurus. Brontosaurus did not have a vertical neck, it would have been quite more horizontal.

[@user-hp9fn9en9q]

*me imagining what its like standing beside them* 😂

[@andrechristiansen4977]

My children says I`m a dinosaur so i bought a computer to figure out what they ment :-:)

[@alaa0495]

I'm sorry but.. the thumbnail gave me a wrong idea.. heh..

[@jpowel]

What?

[@plant5875]

the word T.Rex is nowhere close to the word dick

[@gleachgaming4942]

0:41 Velocidrome anyone? From Monster Hunter

[@just_a_guy9688]

It does look kinda like one!

[@gleachgaming4942]

I know right

[@azizella2778]

Haha, the good old boss, where all started...

[@gleachgaming4942]

Hahaha

[@ExtinctBricks]

wow love this video...

[@QuandleDingle420]

Finally a dinosaur video that has Patagotitan in it.

[@justinbeaver8015]

1:25 WTF this is oversized as heck

[@thelagger3761]

nah, u just watch JW too much.

[@glonkerdonker132]

@@thelagger3761 jw is actully pretty accurate

[@azroth9087]

@@glonkerdonker132 The dilo from JP-JW is a young dilo we never got to see an adult one

[@glonkerdonker132]

@@azroth9087 ok...

[@glonkerdonker132]

I know that but still very random

[@jomilirizarry5102]

That was better than Jurassic World fallen kingdom

[@mmuhee151]

I don't get why some people say the movie was bad I personally enjoyed it and found it fascinating to watch.

[@mmuhee151]

⚠️ SPOILER ALERT ⚠️ I wonder what the next movie is gonna be like after all the dinos ran into the wild.

[@frostbitecryo]

The trailer shows to much

[@technoleech]

Perfect 👌👌

[@Anita_Dick]

@@mmuhee151 because now is trendy to underapreciate everything that is not totally as they want to be. They think that make them cooler or something

[@joshfreduargoated8350]

"dilophosaurus having raptor paws."

[@leekimkiong7679]

am i the only one who realised the dilophosaurus had velociraptor legs?

[@danielguo3426]

I kept my youtube running on for an hour and this was it ended up at started from pewdipie

[@mzlmmk5645]

Fff

[@mariam_chan3216]

No the bigest is 40m

[@szehanglee3480]

I love this video.

[@11dheads74]

Argentinosaurus: we are the biggest Blue whale: hold my beer

[@th3radlad_727]

I believe argentinosaurus was larger than the blue whale but I might be wrong

[@11dheads74]

@@th3radlad_727 your wrong

[@th3radlad_727]

@@11dheads74 k

[@mtaenthusiast1345]

Brontosaurus isnt real it is just a young apatosaurus

[@coolguywithahat0127]

5 train 🚈 🚞 It wasn’t, then it was like back in 2017 or something. Looks it up, I’m not completely sure on the details.

[@Anita_Dick]

People have a lot of imagination for making uo facts lol

[@maximaldinotrap]

CoolGuyWithAHat01, I think it was more 2015.

[@paleopeachxy8709]

quit spreading lies

[@syedzafran2682]

@DARVIN BAROI *NO!*

[@doomjunyu_]

0:23 I guess you could say that everything changed when the fire nation attacked

[@luckycorn8590]

RIP fire nation

[@ARMANKHAN-dv6it]

3:01 what a heroic entry

[@frosty1865]

Wow bigger then I thought when I see a human stand next to them!

[@gustavofring3864]

45 kg a day well a cow does around 60 kg explain me that.

[@danibalic576]

I think they meen per bite

[@Plotagonlavender2k5]

Meen???

[@gustavofring3864]

@@danibalic576 she doenst say so i think its half research

[@Eli-dd5jc]

Scientific inaccuracy at it's finest

[@thattonekid2842]

i never knew a there was a titanosaur part of the souropod brnach thats cool

[@callingbell-ix5se]

02:26 Brachiosaurus ate just 45 kgs? Even an elephant eats more than 250 kgs per day.

[@ghosty_bruh]

Fun fact : did you know that the brontosaurus wasn't real .

[@Stuff_centeral]

Yes

[@Raikulus]

Fun fact: Brontosaurus was reinstated as its own species again aka it's real.

[@ghosty_bruh]

@@Raikulus to be honest it's not

[@Raikulus]

@@ghosty_bruh It is. There is no "tbh" or not. Unless new papers by paleontologists come out, Brontosaurus will remain as its own genus/species. btw a quick google search could've easily told you the answer.

[@JonquaviusBartholomewl]

@@ghosty_bruh He's right you know

[@sacredhamburger6309]

This is great but they aren’t called Brontosaurus They are called Apatosaurus Gosh I’m such a Dino nerd

[@starandfox601]

not really considering it's brontosaurus again cause it was changed back in 2015 to brontosaurus.

[@lasemanamayor9396]

Yeah such a dino nerd you didnt point out that litteraly everything in this shitty video is false

[@therealbowee]

Not alone

[@paleopeachxy8709]

no, you’re more incorrect than he was. brontosaurus is part of the diplodocid family whereas brachiosaurus is a macronian (i think that’s what it is). And yes brontosaurus is its own genus now

[@ivegotproblems868]

So yall gone tell me they got all that info in just bones and I can't even remember where i left my keys smh😂

[@juanda_55]

tyrannosaurus might had haves the strongest bite of any land animal ever and might have had a king sense of eye sight and smell

[@feeznaz9100]

The tallest dinosaur: Sauroposeidon. The longest: Amphicolias (idk how to spell it). The heaviest: Argentinosaurus. Edit: AMPHICOELIAS WASNT THE BIGGEST. So people saying it is... well then I feel bad for you. ._.

[@Thulgore]

Amph doesn't count. It has as much evidence as the loch ness monster. Testimony and hearsay do not a creature prove.

[@threehornedgaming]

Heaviest=Largest. SO as of now, Argentinosaurus is the largest

[@quintenwhyte6660]

There ya go...Amphicoelias!

[@yuyaricachimuel555]

And how about the recently discovered Patagotitan?

[@quintenwhyte6660]

@@yuyaricachimuel555 From Washington Post article about Patagotitan .... "Mathew Wedel, a paleontologist at the Western University of Health Sciences in California, told Smithsonian Magazine that it's more likely that Patagotitan is not bigger but comparable in size to Argentinosaurus, the previous record holder. “I think it would be more accurate to say that Argentinosaurus, Puertasaurus and Patagotitan are so similar in size that it is impossible for now to say which one was the largest,” Wedel said "

[@therumbleinthejunglee]

Where's spinosaurus

[@ammonitetheseaserpent3761]

Rj Well, they certainly didn’t use all of the well-known dinosaurs.

[@punkstar_ants]

@@ammonitetheseaserpent3761 but it was the biggest predator ever

[@chiyunghui6976]

Golden Angel its only the largest predatory dinosaur

[@punkstar_ants]

@@chiyunghui6976 largest predator ever

[@chiyunghui6976]

Golden Angel Its sperm whale,up to 20m,and spino is only 17m

[@shemeshubas7446]

great video

[@Ale-um9to]

Spinosaurus: you forgot me