The BIGGEST Dinosaur that ever lived!

[@Therickestrick-o8g]

As long as they don't get infected by a zombie bite

[@justarandomguywithamask7o7]

I love primal

[@wolfyhalfmoon819]

I was wondering if I was the only one that was here because of that.

[@Therickestrick-o8g]

@@wolfyhalfmoon819 . Nah your in the right place

[@thunderred5263]

I think that was camarasaurus but anyway that would be scary af

[@milfncookiess3436]

That episode was terrifying.

[@CDMKINGOFTHEDINOSAURS1987]

Bro the argentionsaurus had a real good glow up 3ft to 70ft tall

[@dr.penguin9412]

I wonder how much food something like that would have to eat a day

[@CDMKINGOFTHEDINOSAURS1987]

@@dr.penguin9412 yea me too

[@faptedesprestiinta2337]

​@@dr.penguin9412 probably tons

[@LeslieHarvey607]

​@@faptedesprestiinta2337 no babono

[@StevieBoy2411]

​@@faptedesprestiinta2337you are too vicious to be alive ur going to waste the whole argentinosaurus population 🗿

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

Becuase of that first image i now have an idea, rather than neck slamming and teeth raking in fights for dominance argentinosaurus and other titanosaurs just threw hands with eachother. Just an argentinosaurus throwing hay makers at another argentinosaurus

[@JustARandomDilo]

Hallo

[@weallstilldie]

The image with the two Tupandyctalus flying near the Argie made me wonder if sauropods used to just bite birds out of the sky. I know they’re herbivores, but any animal will eat anything if there’s a lack of that nutrient in the area. There’s even a video of a deer eating a bird on Uotubr that perfectly shows my point. No animal is truly herbivorous or carnivorous until they get too hungry. I think they should add that into survival games.

[@Cyclopeantreegiant]

They actually would wrap their necks around each other and hit each other with their limbs. So you're partially correct

[@IndominusRex-wc1ey]

@@Cyclopeantreegiant ye I get that I get that, it'd just be funny to see two argentinosaurs rear up on their hind legs and go full Mike Tyson on rachother, im talking in boxing stance and everything Also if you're referencing Prehistoric Planet, I've watched the doc like twice now at least

[@NotAVeryGoodSkater]

​@@weallstilldie as well when you think about other herbivores or non predators like horses. Horses will just kill something if it gets on their nerves too much. Imagine the intrusive thought of an animal the size of several buildings!

[@samtrudeau8596]

Thank you!!!!!!!!! You’d be surprised at how much misinformation abt dinosaurs is on google! If you look up largest terrestrial dinosaur, google will tell you that it wasn’t argentinosaurus. You have to go through like 4 pages. It’s nutz!!!

[@pleasantdashi7112]

I looked up what was the biggest dinosaur and it said fish

[@mrdeafter]

Idk what you guys search but mine literally in the first page smh

[@ismailtopa3671]

So is about the biggest star observed, I remember 10 years ago it was Antaras now it's not even top 10

[@brookeross91]

if you search 'biggest creature ever' blue whale comes up but if you search 'was argentinosaur bigger than blue whale' it says yes💀💀

[@Among-Us.]

​@@brookeross91cz they measure size based on mass not on volume

[@burntknight9799]

Man, keep dishing out this content. I love it! Thank you for making this kind of content. You're awesome!

[@TheDinoFax]

Thank you for enjoying it!

[@tourettesspider666]

@@TheDinoFax Breviparopus can reach 45 meters long and 25 meters high

[@treek10k]

Jesus Christ died for your sins on the cross. Repent and believe in him or you will be separated from God The Father for all eternity and face hell forever, never ending.

[@tourettesspider666]

@@TheDinoFax breviparopus looks like a Brachiosaur but WAY WAY bigger.

[@SCPguy-06]

@@treek10k prove it

[@SCPguy-06]

A lot of people I know find it hard to comprehend the size of Argentinosaurus just based on size measurements, so I usually go for comparisons to modern things, its thigh bone is almost twice as tall as an average man, its neck vertebrae, one single bone from its neck, is the size of an average American bathtub

[@nolangerrans6083]

Yeah it’s so big that it’s genuinely hard to picture

[@akrilla5929]

Well that isn't a bug deal to me compared to how fast they had to grow to reach that size.

[@kavinash8714]

What if the neck is not as long as they assumed it to be

[@profilenotfound2525]

Like bruh imagine finding an egg , Hauch a cute tiny friendly boy who later turns into a kaiju walking u over to school XD

[@leonhardable]

idk, i think even if i found an ostrich egg i wouldt assume anything small and friendly would hatch form that

[@Stardustslav-imeanminion]

“yo mom i found a cute lil lizard!” “oh cool” “can we keep it as a pet?” “sure!” few years later:

[@slashr406]

Man its so disappointing knowing the earth will never see creatures like these again

[@MaYeRsDz94]

why

[@JoaoVitor-dj1wl]

Now earth has smart boi.

[@slashr406]

@@JoaoVitor-dj1wl smart bipedal near hairless monkeys

[@N3230_mobilephoneshootemupgame]

You don't want to see they junk hanging & swaying

[@kennethsatria6607]

All hail the real life kaiju

[@jurassicblue7939]

It's sad that it's extinct

[@FirstLast-xz4ty]

​@@jurassicblue7939 RIP

[@jurassicblue7939]

@@FirstLast-xz4ty Gone but not forgotten

[@melvacaoyona-ollosa278]

​@@jurassicblue7939atleast its real and not a made up fictional one.

[@jurassicblue7939]

@@melvacaoyona-ollosa278 Yup

[@Dinoshadow6]

11 pounds and 3 feet. That's insane weight distribution

[@DrDoom931]

Not really man. Have you seen the estimated size of them? It's not like they walk on 2 legs

[@LeoTheYuty]

@@DrDoom931 He means it's too light for its size, not too heavy

[@JM64]

Long but thin and short to start would be my guess.

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

@@JM64thats

[@0111-k9m]

They are mostly neck and tail though

[@GEK0dev]

The fact that a human newborn can be the same weight as an argentinosaurus newborn is crazy💀

[@paleospino4956]

Hey could you maybe do Concavenator corcovatus? It’s such an interesting dinosaur and I feel like it doesn’t get the love and recognition it deserves

[@mcvenne8935]

I want to hug that baby so bad! 😭

[@elmohead]

These things are so massive. Their chest bone is 1 foot thick, it's insane.

[@justme-jn2ur]

I use to think a t rex is that big but no it's slightly bigger than a elephant

[@elmohead]

@@justme-jn2ur they're considerably larger than elephants, which are already pretty damn big themselves.

[@kikoelargento9905]

​@@elmoheadthe average of a t rex is 7tn pretty much like an elephant

[@NoahS4226]

​@@kikoelargento9905mass estimates are higher than 7 tons now. Even the more conservative estimates place an average rex at 8-9 tons, and larger individuals over 10 tons. An exceptional specimen discovered by Cope is estimated between 11-12 tons, but that's an outlier

[@marcorval]

​@@justme-jn2urtyrannosaurus was not particularly large by the standards of its time.

[@pur3_chad353]

Thanks for creating videos that actually involve current day facts. Makes it much easier to get a better picture!

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Even big packs of Mapusaurus of like 5-8 individuals didn't dared to attack adult Argentinasaurus in direct fight.

[@chelsykealcy2061]

Im glad im gonna be able to say i was here before you hit 1k

[@treek10k]

Jesus Christ died for your sins on the cross. Repent and believe in him or you will be separated from God The Father for all eternity and face hell forever, never ending.

[@wolfa9393]

​@@treek10kbro what This has NOTHING to do with the comment or video

[@Enneamorph]

I don’t know if anyone’s ever told you, but your wearing of the dinosaur hat during dino time OOZES professionalism, and I greatly respect it.

[@wayside9493]

I am constantly impressed by your knowledge of dinosaurs. These videos are great keep up the good work!

[@sauro15]

Emphasis on the "walking buildings"

[@DenBed]

*Bruhathkayosaurus in the background...Watching maliciously...wearing a comically oversized Cowl *

[@Train_lizard]

*Bruhathkayosaurus later being considered invalid because it was abelisaurid bones mixed up with that of sauropods *

[@mrwhat5094]

​@@Train_lizardwhich sauropod. Your welcome

[@ohlawd7213]

Finally!! Sauropod getting respect.

[@invaderdrey8563]

Dang, is this the dino from Plague of Madness? Also, I thought the Patagotitan was the largest. But these guys are definitely heavier. Guess they're going to have to change Maximo's description at the Chicago Field Museum.

[@BigBerker]

Yes, yes it is.

[@KrystianZieba-kc8tx]

In paleontology, size is usually measured by stuff like weight and raw mass since the vastly different body plans of creatures make height and weight unreliable. This means that at 80 tons, argentinosaurus is the biggest but not the longest or tallest.

[@kikoelargento9905]

​@@KrystianZieba-kc8txvery good explanation

[@kikoelargento9905]

​@@KrystianZieba-kc8txi read from a lot of pretty reliable source that 90tn or even 100tn were plausible... obviously for old and genetic superior individuals, BUT VERY POSSIBLE due to its bone structure, what do you think? Its possible?

[@Mr.shadowfreddy]

Argentinosaurus: i’m the largest obey my rules The asteroid: Long live the king..

[@mitrakaryaperkasacv]

Umm actually🤓 the argentinosaurus went extinct before the asteroid hit earth

[@franciscoprado1836]

Sadly there will never be a land animal as big as them

[@Acridotheresfuscus]

Who knows man who knows

[@kianabell6071]

The baby sauropod at the beginning tho he's so cute I want one 🦕💕

[@sorrenblitz805]

They also have a vertical leap of like 8 stories and can withstand lava for a minute or two.

[@facundodamiangomez1893]

As a Argentinian, I like this Behemoth

[@Shy_guy_frommario]

This music and the Dino’s make me happy

[@xavierjustice3277]

this chanel is amazing and so is the music choice

[@SoSoDEVIL]

Idk if people really could comprehend standing in front of something that weighs 80-100 TONS. The right person would have an existential crisis lol

[@personguyperson63]

Instructions unclear, you said it weighs 80 pounds, but I broke my arm trying to lift it.

[@terrellthompson4148]

Argentinanosaurus are my favorite sauropod Dinosaur cause they are like The largest land animals on earth and I Have to say your videos are awesome and I appreciate your videos thanks you very much and I will subscribe to your videos each day 😊😆🤘😎

[@____2080_____]

One thing that we should consider is, although these creatures grew to very large sizes, the material that they were made out of bone was literally the same matrix of glycine, cartilage, and various protein molecules with trace minerals of calcium, strontium as creatures today. This means that the gravitational potential of the earth during the age of giant dinosaurs was far different than it is today. Is this the reason why they grew so big and that something more than an asteroid impact that has been hypothesized spelled their end?

[@ghartuckt663]

Could it be that Earth's gravity was different during dinosaur times, explaining the size of some of them? No, the gravity of Earth is determined by the mass of Earth, and Earth's mass has not changed much at all in the last 4.5 billion years.

[@philidaphia]

Nice vid can u make a vid about skorpiovenator

[@sylassupinger7722]

Amphicoelias is laughing right now

[@random_slav]

I wish I could see one roaming today's earth

[@brandonarndt610]

There is no way you can convince me that a 3 ft dino was only 11 lbs. 11kgs, maybe but still probably not.

[@attakrus]

Didn’t know about Sauroposeidon until now so thanks for that!

[@hectorlumbagoCringe]

I started watching your channel to learn more about dinosaurs and animals from that time because my son has a major interest in it and now we watch you together

[@Rockerrobin]

They believe the young were omnivores requiring the calcium to rapidly grow. They would have eaten anything they could easily catch. Even modern day animals that have horns and hooves will be seen eating small animals and it's for the calcium.

[@KnightShadow163]

Yes finally he did argentinosaurus.

[@ChocolateManSecretAccount]

What a cool dinosaur! It would be a shame if it got infected by some ancient zombie virus that would allow it to jump, but that would never happen!

[@SpaceWafflerYT]

Such a gentle giant. Till you make them angry

[@pierre-samuelroux9364]

Like all herbis actually

[@OldGreyGryphon]

Hey! My newborn is about 11 lbs right now!

[@kaunghtet5986]

This creature is the largest and heaviest on land but what about Casoh tho

[@OliverSierraW]

I was waiting for him to say "except for yo mama" at the end

[@JDINK]

I love how the current biggest carnivore when pinned up against the biggest herbivore, stands less of a chance that animals like carch, acro, mapu, all Dino’s more than 2 tons lighter than Rex

[@Natchos9711]

“Aunty! I hit a little growth spurt!”

[@LSMG2004]

A full grown argentinosaurus could also build 4 pyramids in their adult life

[@PrehistoricMagazine]

I publish Prehistoric Magazine three times per year. If for some reason you need free advertising for your channel I’m happy to offer that up. Congrats on your KZbin channel. Mike from Prehistoric Magazine

[@mahomedwaseemkamal4968]

Meaning the gravity was much less than it was now. The 66 million year strike literally turned their world upside down

[@carnogamerx]

Gravity was practically the same, the heaviest animal is still alive and man has built bigger things, like the Boeing 737 (40 tons, 43 meters) or buildings. like the Burj Khalifa (20.7 times an Argentinosaurus (maximum length estimate = 40 meters), if we measure with the length of the dinosaur the height of the building) (the Burj Khalifa is estimated at 500,000 tons)

[@mahomedwaseemkamal4968]

@carnogamerx Yeah, brother, unfortunately, no natural land animals match the dinosaurs in size and weight since or after. Definitely not proven or a fact. That crash cause a major and defined change, climate, and ecology. Not to mention dinosaurs being the most successful species to exist by far. They could have bounced back. What was the change?

[@carnogamerx]

@@mahomedwaseemkamal4968 Keep in mind that fruit trees and palm trees are much smaller than redwoods. some predominant trees in the Jurassic and part of the Argentine Cretaceous. The redwoods grew and the sauropods tried to reach them. The same as giants giraffids, only the trees are much smaller. It is better for flowering trees to be eaten, so they spread better. Now there are more trees with flowers since they grow faster than those without. and the palm trees are giant ferns. the first large carnivores evolving chasing sauropods. The tyrannosaurids began at the end of the Jurassic, chasing the first ceratopsids and hadrosaurs and the spinosaurus is a rare case for hunting giant river fish.

[@mahomedwaseemkamal4968]

@carnogamerx good point. Absolutely agree. Agian, as trees are a living being developed through millions of generations to what they remain currently. Still doesn't explain the huge size difference. Food is 1 thing. The fact that could support that bulk on a moving, mating, eating, laying eggs or birthing. This is done at a gigantic size. Our current discovery is less than 5% or 10%, the number of species that were probably alive. Look, I know it is pure speculation. They had a huge gap in size. Still, it's weird, really weird. There are so many possibilities. Lower atmospheric pressure could have also been a thing. There is too much volcanic activity at that point. Planetary Tilt could have also been different. To be honest, we don't know enough.

[@edgarbanuelos6472]

Even they're no match for the Calvinosaurus

[@drscottgamingfx211]

The tag makes you think its "Calvinosaurus."

[@catnip5315]

The existence of these creatures feels illegal, yet fascinating

[@benaya9059]

So this thing is heavier than most modern battle tank today

[@davidbro1162]

What is the name of the song in the background?

[@FrykidJr.]

I’ve read that mapusaurus were persistent hunters and bled sauropods out

[@CyberCrusader27]

That ever lived... That we know of.

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

It's amazing, take an Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodile, as a baby they're adorable and harmless. You'd never guess by age 50 it would be a male 18" length weighing over 1k LBS with a 3,700PSI Biteforce, incredibly aggressive, territorial even amongst eachother, and one of the few animals alive on the planet I will comfortably call a maneater. I'd go so far to say I'd rather be in the water with a Great White than a Salty Croc anyday for the Salty Croc is a guarantee it will try you, it will move on you, White Shark may and more often than not leave you alone. I'll also say if one grabs you on land you're likely not going to be free of it but if it gets you in water, you're guaranteed a goner. Point is as babies they're adorable, tiny and harmless sharp teeth aside, and as an adult they're one of if not the most formidable Predator on the planet that doesn't think twice feeding off of a man. That said, they're one of the few animals that lived with dinosaurs and have been unchanged since the dinosaur age due to being a design nature got right and kept, no need to fix what isn't broken, a true survivor the Saltwater Crocodile.

[@Thevisitor2010]

Imagine how scary it would be seeing one in a open field at night

[@aidenraptor2595]

Could you also do a video on the Top 10 Biggest Dinosaurs? I’d like to see where sauropods like Patagotitan sit in the list.

[@SpudEater]

Aww look at tbe baby! :3

[@cheezdude1134]

The earth has never seen a land creature as heavy as the argentenosaurus before except for YO MAMA!!!!!

[@the_roman_emperor_fisheater]

I believe now patagotitan is the largest

[@elmjojokes7782]

*bruh how thicc are you saurus Enters chat

[@shadowtigers8462]

the largest saurupod to ever be know** btw love ypur videos

[@DinoNerd208]

Great video!

[@sweethomealabama4381]

T-rex = 10+ tons Argentinosaurus = 80+ tons The size difference is so big, I don't think even a pack of mapusaurus would be enough, it would take atleast 3 - 5 T-rex to even beat this gigantic hell of a dinosaur

[@sapphhere283]

Getting more karge carnivores wouldn't maje the fight more faur. Get 20 unarmerd guys versus one gorilla and youre ending up with 20 bodies. Numbers don't always equal strength, especially when theres really nit mush you can do. Tyrannosaurus can't do anything against argentinosaurus without dying, and all of its friends will either back off afterwards or meet the same fate

[@sweethomealabama4381]

@@sapphhere283 i dont think so, tyranosaurs have the strongest bite force of all dinos, and its also quite agile that allowed it to dodge some trike and anky attacks, so it could quite literally dodge a much slower sauropod, and they are smart enough to recognize what they are dealing with, with such a large dinosaur, they would hit the vital spots, and of course there would be atleast 1 - 2 baits, sauropods move slowly so rexes can definitely dodge, but if the argentinosaurus managed to injure likely kill 1 or 2 out of 5, they be retreating, even with such a bite force, its not gonna be easy to kill a walking 80 ton muscle, they may even come with larger numbers than 5 to deal with it better, since the tails is also dangerous

[@sapphhere283]

@@sweethomealabama4381 Tyrannosaurs are made to crush though, not slice. They also aren't terribly fast themselves, and every new study seems to make them slower and slower. Bite force doesn't mean a lot against an animal 8 times your size. If all animals had a set health bar like in video games that would be different, but sadly they don't. We have no evidence that tyrannosaurus would be a pack hunters at all, much less if it had the intelligence to pull off such a maneuver. I agree that they would likely retreat, but herbivores aren't sweethearts. That thing will chase them until it gets to them. It's also important to remember that Tyrannosaurus would never even consider this as a prey source. If you buff the intelligence and boldness of any large dinosaur it could theoretically kill a sauropod. Carcharadontosaurids would be more suited for the challenge, seeing how their teeth are meant to cut. Tyrannosaurs were a bad example with worse evidence

[@sweethomealabama4381]

@@sapphhere283 yeah but the crushing bite force is definitely enough to hurt even the largest walking muscles, and yeah even though rex are quite slow themselves, argentinosaurus are going to be slower even being a quadruped, and yeah they most of the time team up if they see each other targeting the same meal large enough to sustain both of them, so rexes arent foolish to not pick up a team to kill something, but as far as it goes, targetting argentinosaurus is highly unlikely, with the fact that rexes are smart enough to not mess with the stronger dinosaurs, them picking a fight to such a sauropod is highly unlikely, unless there are many of them and they are super hungry and theres 10 of them, they would likely face the largest walking animal in history despite of consequences, since you are not you when your hungry, even if they know theres consequences, they fight or die of starvation

[@sapphhere283]

@@sweethomealabama4381 the crushing bite won't do anything that slicing teeth will not. The shape of the teeth and the strength of the bite imply that it hunted by targeting weak points of large prey. Most of Tyrannosaurus' prey was larger than them, but they were still able to look them in the eye. Biting onto and crushing areas like the neck or spine would have been an effective way to bring down larger prey. When the prey is so large that you can't reach it's neck or spine, and so bulky that you can't fit your mouth around it, a crushing bite is suddenly much less cool. Also, don't just claim that Tyrannosaurs would always team up if they saw eachother. They were giant predators who needed lots of food to sustain themselves. If they're around others not only can still they not guarantee the success of a hunt, but one body would not feed them all. And it isn't as easy as just hunting more prey (in the fossil record there are much tyrannosaurus who were dead or wounded after a fight with prey than there is prey who was killed or wounded by it. Death can be inferred by unhealed injuries, and injured but survived can be inferred by partially healed injuries) we also have no idea how intelligent they were.

[@lulufan100]

That third image is like the scene in the Simpsons when that kid chuckles and says "I'm in danger"

[@Chavez_Gaming]

Bro, that baby one was so cute

[@tyroplaysYT]

8 times as heavy, 4 times as long and twice as tall as a t-rex.

[@quandall]

You should play ark with me

[@itzducc]

bruhathkyosaurus laughing in the corner:

[@manjumaakhtarmousumi4252]

finally someone who knows dinos

[@Verazaa]

Patagotitan has left the chat

[@boogieman2393]

Bruh-how-thicc-yo-saurus enters the chat

[@pyro1734]

This is massive

[@Chickpeiris]

Is it just me or does anyone else wish they could slide down an Argentinosaurus ‘a back and say “ Wheee !” . It might be a little dangerous but it seems like so much fun ! 😅😊😂

[@G1Grimlock94]

Argentinosaurus been haunted by Giganotosaurus

[@LovelyCalicoCat-dc4fu]

It's Amphicoelias - 60m tall

[@quentin7670]

The size of this dinosaur was estimated in the 1800’s based on very very few fossils that we don’t have anymore. It was probably overestimated a lot. And it was never mentioned that he’d be 60 meters tall, but rather 60 meters in length

[@spandanbaral9896]

I was thinking this is the most wholesome video in yours KZbin channel

[@jeffreyballinger133]

Man. I remember the days when the longest or biggest was Diplodicus and Brachiosaurus.

[@elicat1901]

“Never had since” watch me bro, watch me

[@skeepodoop5197]

Cough cough, that we know of, cough cough.

[@FOR_DEMOCRACY]

people have brought back prehistoric bugs

[@adamhhh5420]

Dang dude walking buildings, they are so large asf

[@Gulogulo7387]

Great video as usual correct me if I'm wrong land mammals don't get as big ass dinosaurs do to us mammals not having internal air sacks like dinos right? Cause the biggest mammal land predator was Andrewsarchus and the biggest herbivore I think was either Parcertherium or Paliolocsodon

[@darthtulfo57]

Whats amazing is the massive difference in size of adult and juviniles, still the adults manages not to crush the little ones.

[@Gojosaturo34576]

I love your vids ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Localpondfroggie]

Dinosaurs are beautiful creatures ❤

[@chaisebellchambers369]

I don't think we can even fathom how big one of these would be it would be mind blowing

VAMOS ARGENTINA LOCO 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@melodiefrances3898]

Walking buildings! Perfect description.

[@gm333r8]

Argentinasaurus is like my favorite sauropods

[@chelseafcfanisy]

I have a question. Has there ever been a time an adult Argentinosaurus accidentally stepped on their own babies?

[@TheDinoFax]

Probably, but none that we have record of. Most animals are pretty sure footed, which is why it's not super common for elephants or rhinos to trample their own kids.

[@Life-on-Planet-Earth]

Bruhathkayosaurus was perhaps the biggest one.

[@SeigunSchnepp]

Do you think there could be any dinosaurs that were bigger than Argent? (I like to think so - or not think so cause that would be terrifying)

[@GameRot108]

Patagotitan is actually bigger than argentinosaurus

[@morrisdennison8039]

Know it suck to have dinosaurs around today but damn would it be cool to see these things roaming

[@Leostar-Regalius]

i could've sworn they found bones of a predator able to hunt stuff like them, maybe I'm just remembering wrong since i saw that around either 2013 or 2014