The Most Terrifying Dinosaurs

[@MegaRaptorEN]

The "Hellhound" Ceratosaurus would make it into any nightmare🥲 Also the CaseOh roast😂

[@Glitchblade833]

Ceratosaurus is my favourite dinosaur

[@pinkflamingod]

⁠@@Glitchblade833caseohsaurus is my favorite

[@Slicc.potatochips7]

CaseOh just be catching strays yo 😂

[@mechaman116]

@@Glitchblade833so is mine and it deserve to live

[@Kogaion-ti5ju]

Where's that Ceratosaurus from anyway?

[@R-O6]

We all know that caseOH is one of the most terrifying dinosaurs of all time

[@ibrahimelgarmaui6202]

bro is the apex predator

[@FutureZamasu]

@@ibrahimelgarmaui6202nah he the apex chicken leggend

[@AncientBacon-2024]

“He is the lord of all animals” - Old Major

[@Glitchblade833]

Fr like bro can literally one shot an Argentinosaurus

[@R-O6]

@@Glitchblade833 he eats argents as a midday snack

[@Monarch-jb8vi]

That stray bullet was *FOUL*

[@vadepierce4542]

BAHAHAHAHA BRO GOT CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRES😂😂

[@GrandDadmiral]

in fairness, that's a pretty large target. missing Caseoh would be like missing the moon from up close.

[@playtime_foxy]

​@@GrandDadmiral Nah bro it'd be like missing Jupiter from point blank

[@BOAYang]

Nah caseoh catching strays even on the side of KZbin 😂😂😂

[@normalpersonlivingtheirlife]

He’s just that big

[@TheDinoFax]

He's never safe

[@HER0_]

@@normalpersonlivingtheirlifeliterally

[@toastslicer4885]

Bro caseoh wouldn't fit on just one side anyways

[@AlexanderMckinney-g6q]

Too big to miss😂

[@ThatBoyYate]

The caseoh joke caught me off guard man lol

[@dragonvich2007]

That’s so true. As much as we fear the large ones…the smaller to mid size ones see us as more worth going after

[@Xilef_52]

Plus, by using environmental factors (uneven terrain, tight spaces, etc), so can we relatively easily avoid, and/or escape large carnivorous dinosaurs, while the smaller (and some mid-sized) ones, could probably follow us, unless we barricaded windows, and locked doors.

[@Serpentking789]

A Tyrannosaurus rex would probably just ignore humans, as we're just not worth the energy it'd spend trying to catch. But the Allosaurs, Abelisaurs, and Dromeosaurids are in just the right size bracket to consider humans to be worth catching & eating. Maybe even Troodontids & Ceratopsians would consider us viable prey.

[@Xilef_52]

@@Serpentking789 Alioramus, and similar small-mid-sized Tyrannosaur relatives, would probably se us as viable prey as well.

[@theoofer478]

@@Serpentking789I’m pretty sure they would much rather prefer natural foods than whatever humans are.

[@TheDinoFax]

This. Including what someone else mentioned, about smaller ones being able to get inside, as well as the fact that they are typically going to be faster overall theyre just going to be far more dangerous to us

[@porkyfiend599]

I still wish he made more dinosaur horror stories that one with the tyrannosaurs chasing hunters was fantastic

[@TheDinoFax]

There will be more. Patience

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

Theropods like Utahraptor, Megaraptor & Carnotaurus would be the scariest for me and are the pinnacle example of medium sized theropod being scary

[@connaeris8230]

Utahraptors would be a MENACE. Carnotaurus are probably too big though

[@Mr.Dorkian]

I have always found Dilophosaurus to be the most terrifying. This is a 7 foot tall animal the size of a damn BLACK BEAR that was BUILT FOR SPEED! No thank you

[@sergeant_archdornan]

Im pretty sure I'd shit my pants if i saw any dino anyway

[@connaeris8230]

Except the ones like Compsognathus I would hope

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

​@@connaeris8230That scene from The Lost World: Jurassic Park...

[@ModernTyrannosaurus]

I have news for you. There’s dinosaurs everywhere.

[@Kalossupremacy3356]

What if you had pointy stick?

[@MixMaster83]

You just violated that man for no reason 😂

[@victinizin]

To me, Utahraptor is the scariest dinosaur by far. It's basically a buffed version from the already terrifying Jurassic Park velociraptors. Imagine getting lost in a forest at night, and while looking for shelter, you hear a birdlike cry. You don't know what it is, but you ignore since you think it's an owl or something like that. The cries become louder and closer to you, and then, you see that thing. It looks like a bird, but has big claws in its hands and a pretty big jaw, but a specially big claw highlights on its feet. Each one seems to be 35 centimeters long. Out of the fact it seems to be much bigger than any average adult, like 2,5 meters tall. You try to run from it, but you hear other cries just like the ones from the creature you just saw coming from behind you. You gets stunned. *You're being ambushed.* Before you even notice, one of them already knocked you down. Then it uses its big claw to tear your flesh. Finally, you die, but not before seeing the animal eating you body while you bleed do death. Pretty terrifying, if you ask me.

[@Zamerus]

Given that humans fight back, they'd learn to break our necks before consuming

[@greatestnitemare6626]

You for sure jerk off to this idea

[@thegametroll6264]

There are a lot of small to mid sized predators I absolutely love other than t rex. A t rex hungry for small prey would be scary enough but a pack of actual turkey sized velociraptors on the hunt for human sized prey would be absolutely menacing.

[@connaeris8230]

I think in a group even with rudimental weapons we would be able to fight off some Velociraptors. A 5 metres long Utahraptor though...

[@SpinedLizardLagoon]

An adult T. Rex, as powerful and dangerous as they were, wouldn't really care much for humans as a food source; it's the teenagers that'll actively seek them out instead.

[@connaeris8230]

I misread it as "it's the teenagers they'll seek out instead". Which considering how dumb teenagers are would probably be an effective hunting strategy 😂 Anyway I think the correct term for a "teenager" dinosaur is juvenile, just so you know

[@SpinedLizardLagoon]

@connaeris8230 Yeah I am aware, I just used "teenagers" as a more basic term for the growth stage where these animals would be hunting animals our size. I guess "sub-adult" would've sounded better, since Tyrannosaurus had a rapid growth spurt.

[@touremuhammad5983]

The fact he still pulled a CaseOh roast is what sold it! 😂😂

[@jvccr7533]

Another feature of mid to small sized dinos? They are more likely to access the places you will absolutely seek out to get away from the big ones.

[@matthewaven3802]

This is why the Velociraptors and the Dilophasaurus from the JP novels live rent-free in my mind.

[@jvccr7533]

The novel dilophos are absolutely terrifying.

[@mamboo0743]

​@@jvccr7533 Too bad we never got an opportunity to see a big Dilophosaurus in the movies

[@Believin_Stephen]

I’ve often thought if dinosaurs and humans, coexisted, dinosaurs would likely leave people alone, for the same reasons other animals do, but smaller ones would likely be a problem for shepherds, farmers, and travelers. Drameosaurids and pterosaurs would likely prey on livestock, and some herbivores might pose problems to crops.

[@connaeris8230]

If we coexisted with dinosaurs they would've probably gone extinct 😅

[@Believin_Stephen]

@@connaeris8230 Yep. They would just become the next buffalo, whale, elephant, rhinocerous, and tiger.

[@carldeithorn3450]

If humans coexisted with dinosaurs, we would STILL be the most dangerous creatures on the planet. We would exploit them... ALL! SOME, we would domesticate as working animals, as livestock for food, and some others as pets also, of course. MANY, we would have cruelly, and relentlessly hunted, for pleasure, and sport. Driving certain ones either entirely into extinction, or at least to the point of extinction. Then, placing them on the endangered species lists. We would imprison many in zoos, and in parks, and in wildlife sanctuaries. For our own amusement. Like modern wildlife, most of them would come to instinctively fear humanity, and would likely often flee at our approach. That would also include most of the raptor species, as well. Just a thought. Peace! 🍻✌

[@J2xGaming-sy6sk]

@@connaeris8230yeah. People would hunt them for crap reasons

[@polakcebulakfilip]

Let's not forget juveniles of large theropods, those also were extremely capable of hunting small prey. And other things that's scary about mid-size dino predators, they wouldn't bother kill you before eating. Large ones, like T. rex or Carcharodontosauridae, one bite is more than enough to crack every bone in your body and kill you in millisecond. But every theropod above 70kg to 900kg, like modern eagles or hawks, they would just pin you down and eat your guts while you would still scream in agony.

[@GhaniPulangDariSawah]

CaseOh is the only human that would actually be food for a megatheropod

[@Jaxontheobbsesedgodzillafan]

Except caseoh got me rolling

[@story_appreciator6666]

I suppose Jurassic Park had the right idea with the raptors

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

Book or movie?

[@story_appreciator6666]

@@Morrison-saber-tooth both

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

The Utahraptor chasing you would be a terrifying experience..

[@SilvaThomas-pi5op]

Imagine taking a flash picture just to see a dinosaur with 2 horns and it bigger than a polar bear charging you at 30 miles per hour

[@trendhopper6447]

THATS WHY I AND EVERY OTHER HUMAN SHOULD TRAIN TO HAVE A BODY STRONG ENOUGH TO WEILD A GIANT SWORD LIKE IN THE GAME (MONSTER-HUNTERS)!!!😤👍🏾

[@irazanny]

ive always thought this yeah big dino is scary but something the size of a truck or small car like raptors would be terrifying to come across especially the way they hunt

[@Ace0Spades17]

Dude Ceratosaurs is my favorite which is why I got a tattoo of it. But I always thought that it would be more terrifying to see in person than T. Rex

[@phuocmai5023]

Ey yo, the CaseOh referrence is krazeeeeeee 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!!

[@TheDarkMarionette]

Most Herbivores should also be terrifying also, due to herbivores always having the intention to kill when they’re angered or scared, like how herbivores are today.

[@SokkingBTtulaj]

Yeah, imagine a triceratops with the attitude of a moose.

[@TheDarkMarionette]

@@SokkingBTtulaj Yea, or a Sauropod with the temperament of a Hippo.

[@BaconBirdVr]

Except Caseoh had me dying😂

[@TheCyclonusZaero]

That is a mildly unnervingly accurate assessment lol

[@jackf1830]

Easily one of the scariest in terms of pure danger to humans, are Utah raptors for me. They’d be on you before you even realized you weren’t alone.

[@plynwow]

100lbs? Nah I got that easily.

[@Ooga_OnYT]

the CaseOh roast got me rolling 😂😂😂

[@UtahRaptah]

'Except Caseoh' 💀 💀

[@scottvergin4732]

When I was in elementary school I was terrified of the Jurassic Park velociraptors

[@alexplaysgames_2]

Megaraptor is indeed horrifying and should be added in the next Jurassic World movie in 2025.

[@alistaircraig7849]

I wish we still had dinosaurs man :( they're so fascinating and cool

[@frank3508]

This is exactly why cheetahs are such effective apex hunters. Although not nearly as large or powerful as lions, tigers, or jaguars, they are decidedly much faster, with the quickest kill shot of any of the big cats.

[@sumajohnjoseph6254]

Actually the most terrifying is seeing a spino near your base in ark.

[@thedailystoner6753]

Imagine 5 or 6 microrapters ripping your ankles apart

[@timlopez643]

First pic was so terrifically realistic looking ❤❤❤

[@bartholomeuknightXVI]

The Jurassic park compys also are very underrated

[@fnfdripgoku7575]

caseOH catching strays is crazy 💀

[@Bathroomlogic2023]

Only charcaradontasaurus could even be close to taking down casoh

[@amblypigid1130]

Utahraptor must have been eating good back then

[@DinoRaptor_PL]

Except case oh😂😂😂

[@plague_doctor-scp-049]

"not that humans are small but we are not large either, except caseoh" BANNED

[@Dracø_The_Rønin]

Damn caseoh caught a stray for no reason 😂

[@early2kbabyponyadd986]

Utahraptors are the most terrifying dinosaur ever

[@thomassizemore5814]

I’ve been saying this for a long time and you put it into proper perspective dude! Like everyone is like ooohh T. rex and whoever and shit on the spino 🤷‍♂️ but the spino ate things as big as us who’s to say it would just ignore us I don’t think so

[@littleraptor2014]

CaseOh does not fear dinosaurs. But the only thing they fear is him

[@tonyorob]

Utahraptor is the scariest to me.

[@NyxMoonReads]

CaseOH would be terrifying to them. They gotta be worried about him eating them

[@TheSameGoobyGuy]

People give t rexes too much credit, sure it’s big but have you ever seen a cat eat a bug? T rexes realistically wouldn’t bother going after someone human shaped

[@SokkingBTtulaj]

Cats do eat bugs, but T-rexes would only eat you if you get close enough. It would never bother to chase you.

[@JurassicReptile]

Ceratosaurus would a terror to humans, using those long teeth to cause horrible bleeding.

[@delvinchieza4461]

Even the T Rex would think thrice before taking on Caseoh

[@singingcrow439]

Also, they are the ones who can actually follow you into a building if you leave the door open.

[@Reasonumber5]

I can’t believe we are still roasting caseoh 😂😂 love this channel.

[@_JPC]

Velociraptors, Utahraptors, Dilophosaurus, Compsognathus, Parvicursor, Nqwebasaurus and Archeopteryx are all small/medium carnivores. Most are pack hunters. To take down large prey. I just like dino facts if you're wondering why i keep making these comments.

[@suriV05]

Damn the roast 💀

[@tamagothchic]

the night camera looking art is all terrifying lol

[@dmer1998]

That man caseoh can’t catch a break

[@peterstoric6560]

I understand, and I feel many do as well, what you are saying but there has always been something inherently scary about the idea of something big going directly for you and so people latched on to that idea

[@Iansnytocool]

Bro, really had to slam in that queso

[@Omega_1111]

Faster than the larger dinosaurs? I'm sorry but I think you forgot the most recent T-Rex update, when paleontologists realized a supersonic jet could possibly be faster than their favorite dinosaur and increased its walking speed to mach 4

[@connaeris8230]

"new update: T-Rex went extinct because they were so fast they reached orbital velocity"

[@Omega_1111]

@@connaeris8230 honestly believable, good job XD

[@mailstorminurbox]

CaseOh, like any Shantungasaurus, Argentinosaurus, Bruhathkyosaurus, to name a few, was so large that not even the largest of dinosaurs could face him

[@lucasthehedgehog799]

"except Caseoh" naw mate you were wild for that one 💀💀💀

[@antidotemusiq2832]

That’s why the velociraptors we’re the number one menace in Jurassic park

[@User2jn]

Imagine how terrifying the earth sounded, surrounded by the dreadful cries of demons. Cold killers in every direction.

[@itssullayman7591]

For real tho, if I was on Isla Nublar, I wouldn’t be to worried about Rexy, you can hear her from a mile away. But those raptors? They open doors, you’re not safe anywhere 😭

[@kendrickrochelanzot2053]

No way Caseoh caught hands from the paleontology side of youtube 💀

[@Theredmeep852]

The Dilo's from The Isle terrify me with their 1 call at night 0,0 and I LOVE playing as them creeping out other dinos.. Even Rex's hide from me at night

[@danielkatorasu6785]

I would feel more comfortable around a hungry T. Rex than a hungry Deinonychus

[@kilroy987]

Even if I saw a pack of actual sized velociraptors in a field, I'd still point at a T-Rex and say it's scarier.

[@noddarkwolf]

people dont understand how terrifying hearing a troodon in the vents would be especually if there wasn't only 1

[@wallrider4194]

Bro’s faster than Usain Bolt.

[@Hood-i5f]

In my opinion the one we should fear is the Dilophosaurus

[@thestonepilot8242]

I massively agree, I could imagine using a building and terrain to help avoid a large dinosaur, but a pack of raptors is following you anywhere in the projects 😂

[@marlonwimberly4998]

Bro really had to bring caseoh into this Wait he didn't have to bring him since some of his rolls are already here

[@joshuagraham6894]

I'm getting underneath a Carnotaurus like a dark souls boss and beating it's ass

[@curtisleblanc5897]

That first dino looking like a Rhinoceros.

[@biotic_allergy]

Bro throwing straight shade 😂😂😂 That's just to funny

[@bruhhhhmoment4848]

Imagine your in the dark and you just faintly see the outline of a pack of raptors but you see all their eyes staring at you

[@Jman9245]

The Jurassic World games have shown me that small and mid sized carnivores have no chill.

[@jakeslamakowski6990]

I always thought so. After learning raptors would eat you alive, bite by bite i decided I'd rather the couple crushing chomps from a rex

[@EM0RYTATEllll]

Small prey = humans

[@EggedAegis]

Playing the Isle, hearing a Dilophosaurus call in the dead of night is horrifying

[@Jenribles]

I’ve had many dreams of being chased by dinosaurs, mostly a t-rex. The one with raptors in it was the only one where I had to hug my dad after waking up.

[@hydrolistconlanka4729]

Imagine utharaptor like a 2meters tall hungry tiger which thinks youre a perfect snack

[@ashotofwhiskey219]

That's why the raptor was "the villain" of the first JP movie.

[@kierandoodykd]

That little freak from the first Jurrasic Park still freaks me out!

[@millennialmatt7]

Between the T-Rex and the velociraptor, I always feared the latter more. At least you could hear the T-Rex coming.

[@ADinoNerdXD]

The scariest ones are the ones specialized to hunt things human sized...

[@BOTSsinging]

I think anyone who can be classified as a member of Fingersqueezenosauraus (AR-AK-shootosauraus) can at least stand a chance against them.😊

[@Gabe-o2b]

Honestly most people would be scared of any of these things. Some pretty weird birds

[@Kogaion-ti5ju]

I'd be more afraid of a Ceratosaurus or Utahraptor or Carnotaurus than T-Rex, Giga, Tyrannotitan or Mapusaurus

[@leruetheday377]

I knew the small-to-mid sized ones were more of a threat to people. Same thing as we see, now

[@thejpempire2329]

Caseoh Killed All The Dinosuars and Ended The Ice Age.

[@wallrider4194]

“Except Caseoh”

[@relentlesschaos7445]

"... Except CaseOh" 😂