The MANY Interpretations of Iguanodon

Taking a look at the very many media depictions of one Iguanodon!
Timestamps
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00:00 Intro
01:16 Crystal Palace
03:00 50 Million Years Ago
03:55 The Lost World (1960)
05:15 Dinosaur War Izenborg
06:00 Dinosaurs: A First Film
06:50 Dink the Little Dinosaur
07:30 Jurassic World
09:10 Dinosaurs on Earth Then… and Now
09:55 the Land Before Time
10:55 Walking With Dinosaurs
12:55 Disney’s Dinosaur
14:28 The Lost World (2001)
14:56 Dinosaur Planet
15:40 Chased By Dinosaurs
16:30 Dinosaur King
17:13 Dinosaur Train
17:48 Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
18:28 Dinosaur Britain
19:20 Prehistoric Kingdom
20:12 Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter
20:55 Ark: Survival Evolved
21:24 Jurassic Park Builder
21:50 Fossil Fighters
22:22 Path of Titans
23:21 Outro/T.rex update!

[@christosdoesthings]

those "carnotaurus will be more interesting!!!!" people are currently munching on their words.

[@jurassicswine]

It’s the classic predator bias. Iguanodon had an almost 200 year head start, so of course it’s going to have a more interesting history.

[@vermis8344]

"I'll try not to ramble as much as possible, but Iguanodon is extremely exciting." I like the cut of your jib.

[@bendoucet8641]

Funny thing with the Fossil Fighters Iguanodon (It is called Igua, but every Vivasaur - collectable creature - in the game has a short hand version of their actual genus) is that it, alongside Oranosaurus, are essentially boxers. There entire move sets are literally them slapping and punching the opponent silly.

[@netabolt6546]

i'm quite happy to see somebody who also loves Disneys Dinosaur because that movie was my favorite Disneymovie ever. the Iguanodons in that movie are realy cool. Aladar is a great main character and Bruton had like a Redemption arch in the cave (i read a comment here a minute ago that Kron and Bruton are actually other species of dinosaur but still an Iguanodontid). Iguanodon is one of the most fascinating dinosaurs out there for the reason that we know lots about the dinosaur just like T.rex but i feel like it doesnt get a lot of praise. my favorite dinosaur is Stegosaurus though. Iguanodon apeared a lot in Land Before Time in the Third movie yes. ps : you deserve way more subscribers. Cant wait for the 10k subs for Tyrannosaurus rex.

[@NayrAnur]

Heck, I love that movie so much that my sister dreaded every time our TV was free since I watched it so many times.

[@alexciesielski1840]

I didn’t realize iguanodon was that iconic due to the amount of variations

[@gattycroc8073]

I'm so glad you talked about Ice Age Dawn of The Dinosaurs since I loved that movie since it was the first Ice Age movie I watched. I loved animated movies about prehistoric creatures and after seeing that video about the Good Dinosaur where an artist redesigns Arlo as an Alamosaurus made me think we can do so much more with dinosaurs and other creatures of the past.

[@MrManatee101]

You just listed the worst two movies to base dinosaur designs on. Unfortunately these videos are commonly plagued by little children. I wish we can just grow up and take things from a scientific perspective. You really exposed yourself as being an ill informed child. I’m sorry but both of those media you mentioned is meant for children whose brains are literally not entirely formed. Mentioning these forms of media is absolutely okay and fun, but don’t take it so seriously dude. You are genuinely one of those people who take away from actual scientific discovery. Stop talking about kid movies, if you like Dinosaurs then JUST TALK ABOUT THE FUCKING FOSSILS THAT ARE REAL.

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love Disney's Dinosaurs Iguanodon, but last time I check Kron and Brut are Alitrhinus, another member from the Iguanodon family Also Dinosaur King Iguanodon is pretty dope in that show, and I really hope you have a great day

[@spinusmaximus]

but isnt Neera an iguanodon? and isnt she Kron's sister?

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Yeah many seem to think so, given they share far more similarities. However, the sources I have found, and merchandise naming, has them as simply the genus of Iguanodon. With the intention of having a more grizzled appearance.

[@Turtleform]

I think it’s meant to represent that they are older/ more experienced than Aladar and the others. But yeah, I always saw it as a reference to Altirhinus

[@garrettdonovan8238]

Yeah, I think they were based on Altirhinus because it used to be lumped in with Iguanodon

[@SleepySloth2705]

​@@garrettdonovan8238 It's more of a case of artistic liberties to make them distinctive

[@jurassicswine]

Iguanodon obviously has had a colorful history in media, and I personally consider it to be very iconic because of that. My favorite depictions of the animal are, much like Ceratosaurus, the Prehistoric Kingdom and Jurassic World Evolution designs. The Crystal Palace statues are also iconic, and I think it’d serve as cool inspiration for a monster design. And I also have a soft spot for the old thumbs up look it had. I might get hate for this, but the Disney’s Dinosaur design is cursed imo.

[@andrewmeyer3599]

Why is the Disney one cursed? Is it because of the lips?

[@jurassicswine]

@@andrewmeyer3599 partly

[@andrewmeyer3599]

@jurassicswine Could you, like, add onto that? I'm genuinely curious as I grew up on Disney's Dinosaur and loved it and I'm assuming that isn't the case for you so I just wanna know the outside perspective that I've maybe glossed over because of rose tinted glasses

[@jurassicswine]

@@andrewmeyer3599 idk how to describe it, but the way the Iguanodon are given human characteristics just places them in the uncanny valley for me.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

They tried to explain Utahraptor’s presence in England by saying the for a portion of the Early Cretaceous, when Utahraptor was alive, Laurasia hadn’t fully split apart yet and North America and Europe were still connected through Greenland and Scandinavia. This would have made a land bridge that Utahraptor could easily have crossed “without getting its feet wet”.

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Yeah, they had said so. That wasn’t the case. There was quite a body of water between the tw

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Have never heard of “Dinosaurs On Earth: Then And Now”, but when I saw the images of the Iguanodon, I recognized that footage IMMEDIATELY. Apparently the animations and some live footage from that documentary were used as stock footage for the dinosaur-focused episode of the children’s documentary series, “Really Wild Animals”, made by National Geographic.

[@Turtleform]

The iguanodont in Chased by Dinosaurs is meant to be Macrogryphosaurus, which is now classified as an elasmarian.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

According to the discovery channel version of walking with dinosaurs when the interview, Jim Kirtland, Jim Kirtland did say that Utah raptor would’ve migrated to Europe without getting its feet wet because North America and Europe were both connected

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Yeah, that’s what they say. They were not. The continents were already pretty broken up by the Early Cretaceous. There was already a significant body of water between North America and Eurasia.

[@tyrannotherium7873]

I meant who knows maybe theropods did probably follow the migration

[@kylecollier7569]

Especially considering since we have a European species of Allosaurus that (from what I know anyway) is still valid, having a giant Dromaeosaur like Utahraptor in Europe shouldn't be considered out of the question. There was probably a land bridge (that we currently don't have evidence of but that could change in the future) in the Cretaceous that could've had Utahraptor or a very close relative making the trip from North America to one of the larger islands in the European archipelago.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

To help clarify Disney's Dinosaur, the creators originally wanted it to be like a documentary, with dinosaurs showing their emotions with facial expressions (namely eyes and eyebrows). So many changes were made to this film courtesy of The Mouse, but one obvious change was adding voices and lips. The Iguanodons were supposed to be beaked and not speak, but Disney being Disney said it wouldn't be fun enough for kids and that they need to talk and have lips. If anything, it could have been like Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (animals don't talk, but might have inner dialogue or narration) but with fairly accurate dinosaurs. It's a big reason why at the start the dinosaurs do not speak; it was the original idea before The Mouse strode in and told them to "fix" it. By no means a bad film, not by a long shot. I just feel bad that the original vision was trampled so badly.

[@anthonybusch4407]

Fun Fact: Iguanodon and its relatives can change their default setting from lawnmower to tree trimmer, using their large, spiky thumb claws, or spikes, to harvest leaves.

[@gabrieljvelez-perez9275]

4:28 Ironically, there would be a later discovery, not too long ago, about an archosaur that literally looks like it: Shringasaurus. Plus, the Tyrannosaurus video would take more than likely 2-3 hours due to how popular it is in media.

[@teejaykaye4357]

I used to have this ENORMOUS book that was basically a compendium of all known dinosaurs and the history of dinosaur related paleontology and I remember being fascinated by the more archaic designs, especially the original Iguanodon statues. They have this strange nostalgia about them and I think they’re very charming

[@apnosaurus]

i read somewhere that the Iguanadon in Dinosaur do have beaks, it's just that the beaks are covered with lips for syncing and emoting. which was definitely a weird choice.

[@coltontodd353]

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs's Iguanodon also had the big, round nose more akin to Altirhinus or Muttaburrasaurus. Maybe they confused it with them?

[@Tarbtano]

To borrow a Monty Python joke *Iguanodon:* "What are you doing in England?!" *Utahraptor:* "Mind your own fucking business!"

[@Sahintali]

Cant wait for the many interpretations of tyrannosaurus rex video it will probally be more than an hour long

[@justshraz5419]

I love to see how you find some way to compliment the designs of each representation no matter how erroneous or inaccurate they look. You have such an optimistic point of view and it's so fun to see that you don't always critique. I look up to that sort of judgment and outlook. Great video and I love the enthusiasm!

[@jeebus2313]

The Lost World "Iguanodon" being a literal iguana is honestly pretty funny lmao.

[@beclouise8686]

I recently found your channel, and also recently re watched Dinosaur and now I'm excited for your video talking about that movie! I personally was pleasantly surprised how much I liked it. Rewatching childhood movies is usually a bit bust for me. Also had no idea iguanadon was the first dino ever discovered. That's really cool 😍

[@lilt9604]

Would be cool if you ranked the many interpretations of the dinosaur from F to S tier:)

[@Avatarzillus2000]

The Igaunodon in Disney’s Dinosaur still has beaks they’re under their lips

[@speedracer2008]

I like that Iggy Iguanodon in Dinosaur Train has a British accent. It serves as a great Easter egg for paleontology nerds.

[@majorcheirus77]

Crazy how Iguanodon went from a simple dumb giant iguana to a bodybuilding horse lizard

[@Flufux]

If you look closely at the Disney's Dinosaur version, they actually have beaks...but only on the inside of their mouths.

[@garrettdonovan8238]

Yeah, it’s very strange

[@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD]

Apparently the lips were for emotion. But imagine a bird just peeling back it’s lips to reveal its beak lol

[@Flufux]

@@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD That mental image is going to appear in my nightmares for sure.

[@garrettdonovan8238]

@@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD it would be like if they gave Oogway the tortoise in Kung Fu Panda lips over his beak

[@IMADINOSAURNOTABIRD]

@@garrettdonovan8238 well yeah but his beak moves as though it were a pair of lips. Dinosaur is a much less anthropomorphized movie, so that would probably look strange.

[@travisstoll3582]

This is one of your best videos. Iguanodon has an interesting history.

[@majingojira]

I've been working on a Excell sheet of Prehistoric Animals in Media. If you ever do tackle T. Rex, you're looking at over 800 appearances by my count. But I counted every little background appearance, but it still gives an idea of what to expect.

[@Harrison_big_lad]

Interpretations of Ankylosaurus!

[@sharkeyjude7042]

I don’t know how much megalosaurus appears in media, but I think it would be cool for another one of the first dinosaurs to appear in one of these videos!

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

If he does, I want him to add Earl.

[@sharkeyjude7042]

@@CaptainCretaceous91 idk who that is

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

@@sharkeyjude7042 Earl Sinclair. He's the dad (or as his baby son calls him, Not the Mama) in the sitcom Dinosaurs.

[@sharkeyjude7042]

@@CaptainCretaceous91 ok I’ve never seen that

[@JurassicWorldBiology]

Cracking video as always! Loved Disney dinosaur watched that recently with my son, definitely an underrated film!

[@Jestalnaker94000]

You might have to split the T-Rex video into 3 parts. One for movies, one for games and one for tv shows. 😅

[@netabolt6546]

or he'll make it a two or three hour video i would bingewatch in one sitting, lol. but a good idea though, a Trilogy of the Rex; sort of

[@Eno_4815]

Can't wait for that Disney Dinosaur video, I love it so much. I could say that the movie probably the single greatest reason for my dinosaur obsession over the years. 😅

[@Jurassic150]

Baryonyx was originally going to be in Walking With Dinosaurs, but it was replaced with Utahraptor.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

You’re actually kind of incorrect about Aladar and the rest of the Iguanodon’s in Disney’s Dinosaur. They actually DO have beaks, but what the animators did was place lips OVER the beaks to make the talking animations easier (and look more natural).

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Yep

[@davidgriffin1267]

Great video and thanks for doing it. It's always been one of my favourites and I was a bit puzzled recently when visiting the Natural History Museum in London why they had two Iguanadon variants assembled completely differently, the larger one being upright with the kangaroo tail and the smaller one looking like the (I think) now more universally accepted chicken model with the counter-weight tail. The animal at 11:17 looks like a Magnapaulia to me. Thanks again.

[@Luigi1507]

Now we NEED parasaurolophus next

[@insanitywolf702_9]

My all time favourite Dinosaur!

[@ThePumpkinHeaded]

Dunno if there is enough information on this one, but I’m quite interested in learning about the many interpretations of the megalosaurus.

[@cezannejimenez7164]

11:42 Actually from what I’ve heard, the American Iguanodon is based off of the genus Dakotadon.

[@prehistoricchannel128]

It’s known as Dakotadon now

[@brotquel1592]

I live near the museum in Bologna housing one of the copies of Dippy, so I would like to ask (if there is enough interest about it, obviously) about the many interpretations of Diplodocus. BTW, the pic you've shown at the beginning (the dark green one with the hot pink throat) threw me right back into my childhood... I am pretty sure I still have the book it is from: it was something like an anthology of "a day in the life of-" various prehistoric animals. It was REALLY GOOD for those years.

[@suttiluck5741]

So good❤

[@cristhianmlr]

Bruton and Kron noses were based on Muttaburrasaurus, actually, and other "iguanodontid" species.

[@JaylukKhan]

Do one about Dilophosaurus! Really interesting history there.

[@Markus-krossa]

And it's the best Dinosaur out there

[@iguanobro9925]

As an Iguanodon I can confirm we are the best

[@Markus-krossa]

@iguanobro9925 as a Danish Iguanodon I agree

[@megazillasaurus]

Please do kulindadromeus next, it appeared in a few media, but not alot

[@forestof0ctober06]

Can you do baryonyx?

[@christosdoesthings]

12:33 I know why! During the production of WWD there was a hypothesis that europe and america in the early cretaceous where different versions of the same ecosystem, with an "american" iguanodon (now known as dakotadon) and what-not, which is why utahraptor was placed in europe.

[@beedrillbot121]

For any curious these are all of the species of Iguanodon that are still valid, the amount of them that are still Iguanodon, and the ones that are now their own genus: Iguanodon anglicus (English Iguanodon) Iguanodon bernissartensis (Greater Belgian Iguanodon) Iguanodon galvensis (Iberian Iguanodon) Iguanodon albinus (Albisaurus) Iguanodon atherfieldensis (Mantellisaurus) Iguanodon dawsoni (Barillium) Iguanodon exogyrarum (Ponerosteus) Iguanodon fittoni (Hypselospinus) Iguanodon hoggi (Owenodon) Iguanodon lakotaensis (Dakotadon) Iguanodon mantelli (Valdosaurus) Iguanodon orientalis (Altirhinus) Iguanodon phillipsi (Priodontognathus) Iguanodon praecursor (Neosodon) Iguanodon prestwichii (Cumnoria) Iguanodon suessii (Mochlodon) Of these 15 species only three are Iguanodon and of those two are valid, with the English species being non diagnostic enough to be valid. The rest are a wide variety of things. With 1 Sauropod (Neosodon), 1 Ankylosaur (Priodontognathus), Ponerosteus and Albisaurus are too fragmentary to be valid, but they both get Wikipedia pages so they get to be here, 1 very basal Iguanodont (Valdosaurus), 1 Rhabdodontid (Mochlodon), and 7 different Iguanodonts (Mantellisaurus, Barillium, Hypselospinus, Owenodon, Dakotadon, Altirhinus, and Cumnoria). Now this may seem like a lot, and it is. But this is nothing on the 33 different species that were all under the Megalosaurus genus.

[@xavierchaves7090]

Can you do pachyrhinosaurus at some point?

[@RandomName11659]

A game i'd recommend to add in these is Prior Extinction, it is a roblox game but has some of the most accurate games in the dinosaur survival genre, the iguanodon in there is pretty sweet!

[@moviemakr3938]

This is one of my favorite dinosaurs in general and I was psyched when this was added to Evolution. I miss the behavior it had in the first game where it used its hands to eat like a ground sloth. I like both designs from the game and movie (and both variants are in Evolution 2), but I'm a little concerned about if a third game comes and the Dominion look will be the official look and scrapping the other look. You're right about it having big arms and it needs to fight.

[@gregoryrook-green453]

This is very interesting about the Iguanodon

[@trethomas9202]

Considering Iguanodon is one of my favorite Dinosaurs I love this video but for the next herbivorous Dinosaur could you do Pachyrhinosaurus (Mainly because of the many versions and it's my all time favorite Dinosaur)

[@cjacobs851]

Seeing Fossil Fighters Iguanodon reminded me that it was basically a boxer in the game 😭🥊

[@maximaldinotrap]

Iguanodon is one of my favorite dinosaurs and I nicknamed it Swolodon. For Jurassic World Evolution and it's sequel I prefer the Frontier version over Dominion's though I use that one as Dakotadon. Art absolutely counts as a type of media.

[@gros_lemming8439]

I don't know how much we knew at the time about french dinosaur species but une france we have 2 raptor species: pyroraptor and variraptor and 2 iguanodon (iguanodon and rabdodon) so the names are not right in WWD but the scene could have happened in europe still =)

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Possibly. Variraptor and Pyroraptor are both estimated to be very small Dromeosaurs. Significantly smaller than Utahraptor. It likely wasn’t too practical to pursue an animal as massive as Iguanodon at their size.

[@gros_lemming8439]

@@prehistoricchannel128 yeah, i my remembering i thought that it was bigger but i was mistaking

[@dezember25th]

Haven't even finished the video and I'm hearing he talks about the classic that is Fossil Fighters? HOW DO I SUBSCRIBE A SECOND TIME?)

[@cezannejimenez7164]

15:50 From what I’ve heard, this species is based off the genus Macrogryphosaurus.

[@raptorrixx99-wv2hl]

*Notices the Brachiosaur changing positions throughout the video all by itself 👁👁* Dino guy... I think your Brachiosaur is possessed...😰

[@Yundoraphus004]

4:50 Today you would think it´s a Shringasaurus!

[@thedragonthatlovesskittles7132]

I love the Jurassic world evo version, its almost perfect, just a but wrinked

[@TheRandomWolf]

Path of titans and prehistoric kingdom has the best and most realistic designs imo

[@thedragonthatlovesskittles7132]

@@TheRandomWolf idk what imo means

[@CKprimeval07]

I always thought that Kron and Bruton were meant to be Altirhinus--a relative of Iguanodon that had those nasal structures.

[@danielmalinen6337]

The reason why WWD has Utahraptor in Europe is because there was an unnamed fossil that was found in Europe that had similarities to Utahraptor. After filming of the series, the fossil was named Eotyrannus and it is one of the last tyrannosaurids in Europe and related to the slightly earlier Juratyrant. The reason why tyrannosaurids disappeared from Europe at the beginning of the Cretaceous period is not known. But, according to the making documentary, since the dino didn't have a name, the show's creators took the liberty of using Utahraptor.

[@andrewobrien8325]

23:45 One I really like though it's not called Iquanodon is from YS 8, I remember running into the Guanodon from that game and saying "Wow a Primordial version of Iquanodon" tbh didn't have time to really make a detailed observation since Guanodons are extremely aggressive in YS 8 but I stand by what I said back then(TBF I played the game in August so it's not like it was ages ago).

[@Yundoraphus004]

14:01 I read somewhere that the 2 are supposed to be Muttaburrasaurus or Altirhinus!

[@butt9602]

Can you do pachyrhinosaurus? It’s my favorite ❤️

[@AbelDuviant]

I legit thought Aladar and the two bad guy herbivores were different species this whole time

[@kristagrant4179]

if youmake a video on t rex, triceratops, brachiosaurus and pteranodon, PLEASE dont leave out the online game Webosaurs! id love to know your take on the designs, it was the first online mmo i can remember playing!

[@DYXAnims69]

Finally my favourite dinosaur is here

[@TriassicPendraig]

13:20 theyre beak it is just covered by lipps you can see it if you pay close attention

[@RandomMexican]

Also in jw evolution if the iguanodon fights, it uses its hands to slap/punch

[@bobcat24]

4:15 they made an alligator look like Anguirus.

[@Dinosaur_life1130]

Oh wait i got a video idea for concepts Dino hunter

[@madelineodonnell8138]

Kron and Bruton look like Muttaburrasaurids given that branch is the only one of the Igaunodonts (and i think non-Cretacious ornithopods/Hadrosaurids) to have enlarged nasel openings for Nasel Bosses/Resonanting chambers, probably muttaburrasaurus directly,

[@madelineodonnell8138]

Also Muttaburrasaurus was described in 1981, the related Altirhinus was described in 1998, Dinosaur was an animated film released in 2000, if and I mean if Kron and Bruton are in in fact not Igaunodon but instead another Igaunodont, Altirhinus would have been named after they started working on the movie given the level of CGI involved, you can make out individual scales and hairs when the characters are close enough

[@synderthmc]

disney's dinosaur i swear im gonna sound crazy but im sure the actual beak of the animal was interpreted as the animals teeth. Like you can see their teeth is just one singular bar

[@prehistoricchannel128]

You are correct! Something I learned after the fact, haha.

[@michaelmcclelland2208]

I took a shot every time you said "beak". nOw iM DrUnKKKkkk....!

[@prehistoricchannel128]

That’s a dangerous game

[@user-hr6wb8rn5e]

Can you do one more carnivore? If so I want you to do Troodon in medias please.🙏

[@miguelfabellore5466]

Its interesting how in the 1990's that we did clay dinosaurs😮

[@Thatonedude12T]

You should try the many interpretations of T. rex one if the most changed but iconic dinosaurs

[@gregoryrook-green453]

After this video could you do the many interpretations of T-Rex at some point?

[@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-]

The 1880 version although not perfect makes more sense than the present day interpretation.

[@JaxanOBirdy]

Edmontosaurus next?

[@josephpatterson2549]

Tiny dino world had iguanodon, the game itself was fun

[@VocalSoda]

Ark mentioned 💪💪💪💪💪

[@frenchful1]

Weren’t the continents still like attached or at least not yet fully split back then? So Utah wasn’t where it is now and Europe wasn’t where it was now? Maybe they were closer and there was land connecting the two?

[@prehistoricchannel128]

The continents in the Early Cretaceous were already mostly broken up. There was a significant amount of space between Europe and the United States. Not to mention, the region Utahraptor inhabited was quite far from the coast that was closest to Europe. And it’s unlikely they would have spread that far.

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

9:12 Hmm… I wonder? 9:19, 9:29-9:24 & 9:41 Aha! I knew there was something about those clips seen on that Really Wild Animals episode. They were stock footage from a different National Geographic Dinosaur Documentary. Not only was there the Iguanodon & the Utahraptors, but also an Eoraptor, a Dilophosaurus, a herd of Brachiosaurus, a Triceratops & of course the Tyrannosaurus Rex. I think Dinosaurs On Earth Then… & Now! is as interesting as the 1992 PBS Documentary The Dinosaur! a few years before it. But I think there’s just 1 little problem. I think both The Dinosaur! & Dinosaurs On Earth Then… & Now! have yet to be released on DVD In America after all these years. That goes for some of the other National Geographic Documentaries on Modern & Prehistoric Animals. Especially PBS such as one of those NATURE Programs. 18:38 Speaking of which, I heard that this model was reused in Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall. Only Volume 1 came out & Volume 2 didn’t yet. They should’ve released Deadly Dinosaurs with Steve Backshall as a 2 Disc DVD set in America like the UK DVD release.

[@user-hd3tv9ss1q]

Interpretations of parasaurolophus!

[@joecrazy9896]

Surprised, you never covered any of the dino designs from the Turok franchise.

[@tofuteh2348]

The trex video is gonna be a 10-parter isnt it

[@michaelbuono4007]

Next is the parasaurolophus then ether Ankylosaurus Edmontosaurus or something else

[@tyrannotherium7873]

I Favorites orthopod

[@zmeyarus7086]

The North American Iguanodon from ,,Walking with Dinosaurs'' is today considered as a Dakotadon

[@magdalenaj2541]

8:03 The reson our boy iggy looks weird is cuz it's design is baised of manttelisaurus

[@prehistoricchannel128]

Yeah, that’s the impression I always got. But, by that point just call it Mantellisaurus, rather than Iguanodon.

[@ducestat06savage99]

To me it looks like a muttaburrasaurus

[@aidanhagel674]

The Lost World made: 1960 Shringasaurus discovered: 2017 It's only a fake animal until we find it.

[@kanatigoth]

"I tried to condense it" Why?! I love me a good ol 2hr long dinosaur video

[@deralex4350]

If you ask me the JWE2 standard Iguanodon looks so weird. I don't know why but the head just looks off.

[@dil0ph0saur]

acrocanthosaurus maybe?