The Newly Discovered Dinosaur From Patagonia

[@antonioferrari241]

Argentina: “I’ll put it in the trophy room with the others.”

[@IllIIIIllIIllll]

Campeones como siempre

[@Rodanguyy]

Argentina just casually has bunch of some of the craziest and coolest dinosaurs

[@Pascal1607]

Could also be a subadult or female Carno.

[@SussyFloppaYt]

Well it could be true but you would need more information to prove it as it has only just been discovered

[@Pascal1607]

@@SussyFloppaYtTrue that. It could be it's own genus, or it could be a similar situation like T. Rex and Nanotyrannus. It's a big W either way.

[@GDLeTaco]

​@@Pascal1607True but let's just see what the future discoveries have gotten in store

[@ariannascarano9174]

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[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

Nerd

[@william3100]

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[@SirPigeon420]

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[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

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[@SirPigeon420]

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[@BudgieBall743]

I have a theory! This new Dinosaur is actually a juvenile version of the Carnotaurus!

[@thoughtfuldevil6069]

Ah, Abelisaurs: the bulldogs of the dinosaur world.

[@wpower7435]

0:17 I fully agree they always do it whenever new theropod dinosaur is identified the media should stop licking the T-rex's foot despite being unique in it's own right it is annoying indeed

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

They actually used his name as there dinosaur bigger than him even with yuuta they said bigger than t.rex and yuuta was 9m and 2ton

[@wpower7435]

@@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753 Doesn't change the fact of my truthful statement

[@rexyjp1237]

So it is an enviroment filled with only abelisaurs?

[@yonghwanchoi4212]

Hope not

[@Andrey.Ivanov]

Abelisaurs, it seems, were often be able to share an ecosystem with other species in their family. They must have been good at niche partitioning I suppose. Plus from that time period the only other type of large theropod you could expect showing up in that region is a megaraptoran. So far no megaraptoran material from La Colonia Formation though.

[@louisholmes6961]

@@yonghwanchoi4212I think he means only Abelisaurs as the representative theropod apex predators.

[@CJ-BZ]

and Carcharodontosaurids

[@louisholmes6961]

@@CJ-BZ I never forgot those guys!

[@ThatOneTarboGuy23]

People really dont know that a rex' arm is just as big as an adult male human

[@KaiFoster-yh7qj]

I Didn’t Know That They Discovered The New Dinosaur

[@Terrorismisbad]

naw carno is literally twice the size

[@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753]

Do you mean this one wasn't huge

[@Terrorismisbad]

@@evilcrashbandicootthetouho2753 yes

[@carlupiclips2567]

0:37 Bidensaurus

[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

Anotha one

[@MrMalvolio29]

You should have explained that “comparing” Abelisaurid species to Tyrannosaurus Rex is pointless as Abelisaurids and the Tyrannosauridae belonged to two entirely different taxonomic families of Cretaceous mega-therapods. Abelisaurs had blunter snouts generally; slighter builds; and the habitats of the two families had little overlay. It is much more instructive to compare the holotype of a new Abelisaurid species to the fossils of several other well-known species from the same family. Doing so can tell us whether the new soecies was a top or second-tier or possibly even tertiary-tier predator within the environment that was its home.

[@Iggy-Pixel]

Popular becuz its a new species❎ Popular because small arms ✅

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@IWASNEVERHEREIDIDNOTEXIST]

lmao hornless carno