Tarbosaurus: Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong #8

[@psychosaurus1554]

"Im going to call it Tarbosaurus because Tarbosaurus is a much better name." I see your a man of integrity

[@SprokkereefNederlands]

Love how he tries his best to identify the toy as specific as 'a subadult turbosaurus' where im sure most manufacturers just go for a low effort basic t-rex look.

[@RobertGallop]

Your Dino knowledge scares me! For someone who is not a practicing scientist in the field, but only studies this for fun, you are so well spoken and sound as if you have 50 years experience behind your thoughts. I'd like to see you do any others, or ALL others. I always find your videos insightful, entertaining, and how could anyone watch and not gain SOME knowledge. More please!

[@howardxing5885]

i agree

[@glennsommer8901]

I always think of ancient Greece with this.. Nowadays you need a PhD for almost anyone to believe you, back in ancient Greece it was just knowledge and if you had a lot you were a scientist, now you're "amateur scientist" I call bullshit.

[@FirstLast-lc6oq]

@@glennsommer8901 96percent is dark matter?;( ...man knows nothing PhD or not?;) ...Steve rules!

[@conniegatus6825]

Theropod

[@jeremycruzgarza]

Never understood the ending credit animation until just now that I realize it's the perspective changings of the iguanadon! Incredible

[@jeremycruzgarza]

*changes

[@jullyxiao814]

@@jeremycruzgarza You know you can edit comments.Just a little comment to help you.

[@_veronica_r]

@@jullyxiao814 I'm not sure if that feature was implemented yet 5 or 6 years ago lol. Maybe?? Idk

[@leefeldman8785]

AWESOME SAURUS HERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nedamovaghar6460]

Proud to be your 100th liker 😃

[@bread5020]

T rex: king of the wild west Tarbosaurus: emperor of the east

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

Zhuchengtyrannus: _"Now listen here, noobs..."_

[@TheCrimsonIdol987]

This guy gets it!

[@Idk-cr1ov]

duck trex: WELL THAT DID AGE WELL

[@russianpooch4711]

@@nickkorkodylas5005 yes

[@mr13anana41]

Carnotaurus dictator of the south: amateur

[@mralmond693]

Him: Tarbosaurus is the closest in size to tyrannosaurus nothing besides tyrannosaurus is that size Zhuchengtyrannus: Am I a joke to you?

[@indorfan]

Tarbo is slightly bigger!

[@mattr2238]

You are an amazing source of knowledge when I try to draw dinosaurs accurately

[@MrJakeKale]

Am I the only one binge-watching old episodes after a new one was released?

[@josh-themighty9967]

No lol I am as well. Hoping a Gigantosaurus will be reviewed next or perhaps Styracosaurus.

[@Bengy.]

Definitely not.

[@bread5020]

Me2

[@_geck]

i am

[@imapigeonyoupeasant1489]

@@josh-themighty9967 There you are: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZK4h4V4YquLhaM&ab_channel=TheNationalScienceInstitute

[@Tareltonlives]

I actually own a Daspletosaurus toy very similar to this Tarbosaurus toy, and similarly is the only known toy of that genus

[@dinosaurgiftshop1323]

Collecta makes a resting pose tarbo

[@ryaquaza3offical]

Tarbosaurus is basically just cooler T. rex when you think about it. it’s slightly smaller but faster and with an even proportionately larger head, smaller arms and the ability to lock its jaws like a pitbull and lived in an ecosystem with a smaller tyrannosaurid and a terrifyingly weird Deinocheirus. Seriously Tarbosaurus (and Zhuchengtyrannus for that matter) deserve more love

[@AlotOfKarma]

Late but Zhuchengtyrannus definitely deserves to be in at least some type of media, probably in my opinion one of the more interesting tyrannosaurs.

[@jordanwest4482]

Not trying to be a hater but a pit bull does NOT have any kind of anatomical adaptation or mechanism for locking its jaw. They don’t and can’t “lock” their jaw. It’s just a myth. The reason this particular myth is perpetuated so much is partly because of the bad reputation of the pit bull and partly because of this particular dog breed being known for being very tenacious/determined. They don’t give up easily, hence the thought that they are locking their jaw when they bite onto something but that don’t actually lock their jaw at all in any way whatsoever.

[@Tekrothebountyhunter]

I used to think it was Turbosaurus.

[@courier6875]

Tekrothebountyhunter nyyyyoooom

[@kaiserreichempireofohio834]

Wait till I take this into MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE

[@howardxing5885]

same. it even says it in books

[@zgul9961]

But it was tarbosaurus

[@SuperKratosgamer]

Max steel dinosaur?

[@smyers9052]

Sounds like they have found skin impressions from Tarbosaurus that indicated it had scales over at least part of its body, including those areas where, for instance, Yutyrranus was shown to have feathers.

[@ink1929]

1:25 *And then they found Zhuchengtyrannus*

[@Alapucha1]

Love this videos, great learning per laugh value. Also there's been claims by Reddit management about the dinosaur world saying: "we feel that the Lambeosaurus is clearly the best dinosaur". So that'd be great dinosaur for the show if given the chance

[@CthulhuianBunny]

The Awesome Lizard Hero vs The Tyrant Lizard King... Somebody get Atari on the phone, I've got a pitch for a Primal Rage reboot.

[@Tareltonlives]

Kinda sad when this is the only Tarbosaurus on the market, but it's not terrible for a Tyrannosaur I learned a lot about Tarbosaurus from this video, so thank you! Like all the other Tyrannosaurs, it's been overshadowed by Tyrannosaurus itself.

[@espantalho4141]

I feel sorta bad that the tyrannosaurus integument isnt dinofuzz all over, we dont get to "ruin" everyone's fav dino anymore

[@GHasBack]

I will never understand how a giant chicken can ever be worst than a puny big lizard

[@babehunter1324]

There's also the fact that it had a locking bone in the skull like other Asian Tyrannosaurids... Honestly I wouldn't be surprissed if Tarbosaurus turned out to had evolved from those and that convergent eveolution cause it to became quite similar to Tyrannosaurus. Ok I see that was covered.

[@walkerfloyd7145]

babehunter1324 tarbosaurus and bistahieversor are the only 2 general of tyrannosaurid to have that locking feature as opposed to maxillary flexibility

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

spoiler: it didn't. The whole Alioramus/Tarbosaurus pairing was a very dubious claim from the beginning relying on Alioramus' ontogeny and the unreasonable assumption that everything else but the "jaw-locking mechanism" was convergent (when in reality even different specimens of T.rex significantly varied in the articulation of the dentary with angular).

[@ryaquaza3offical]

It’s important to note it even lived alongside another much smaller tyrannosaurid qianzhousaurus which had the same jaw locking mechanism. All in all a lot of Asian tyrannosaurids seem to be more advanced than their western counterparts given the huge differences in biology and ecological niches

[@IvanTominsky]

@@nickkorkodylas5005 There was a Nearly complete Skull which found out the Jaws ARE lockable

[@icanliveforever1243]

I'd definitely say it's a Tyrannosaurus toy, because it's clearly of the Stock Dinosaur variety of toys. And pretty much, any large Tyrannosaur, if not stated otherwise, is T. Rex. I mean, I doubt the person who made it ever even thought about Tarbosaurus while sculpting it.

[@justaburgscousin]

Pythons and boas have 2 claws on the base of their tail, and they do move almost like fingers. They’re used during mating, I’ve always thought Dinos with small arms where similar to this.

[@firethylacine1976]

I really like that they do a comparison of the toy and the actual dinosaur

[@lunatrics]

Almost through the 3th binge of old episodes.

[@IvanTominsky]

Do you mean 3rd? Three-th is not a thing

[@Stampoable]

Please keep making these vids, they are hysterical! many thanks :)

[@Ollieslow]

7:58 *OH GOD!!!!*

[@mechadrake]

I will watch as many of these you will make, all are awesome

[@ScientiaNunc]

Great videos, Steve. Could you please make some Mesozoic marine reptile videos? I'll try to send you some figurines. Keep up the stellar work!

[@redfire0711]

Love this series!

[@pentalarclikesit822]

I agree with you, personally. It seems that more the more advanced the group got the more it's forelimbs seemed to be reduced. Personally, I agree with the theory that they were used in display.

[@maryudomah4387]

“Extra Fenestra” HAH!

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

There was a fossil import scandal a few years back. The U.S. government (or at least U.S. Customs ) considers the fossil as Tyrannosaurs Bataar.

[@chimpmilk9989]

Even bigger tyrannosoids surely had at least some feathers .Even if we don't know it for sure ,there's quite some evidence for the feathers.(Yes ,I know ,there were skin impressions of tyrannosaurus which had scales, but that doesn't mean that he didn't have any form of feathers at all)

[@ink1929]

It's like saying a silkie chicken is scaled because of footprints with scales.

[@ink1929]

If you don't know what a silkie is then look it up

[@a-bird-lover]

Lil' Pliosaur Molting does not mean that the dinosaur or bird lost all feathers. Just like you don't go bald every four to seven years.

[@a-bird-lover]

***** Not fully covered in feathers.

[@a-bird-lover]

***** No feathers≠scales. No feathers=bare skin.

[@jeffreygao3956]

It's the Alarming lizard of Ulanbataar! The Asian analogue of T. rex!

[@UrsusCetacea]

I love these videos so much, thank you. They are truly brilliant... I wish I had something of more substance to say.

[@paleoph6168]

Earth Planet dinosaur fight and RickRaptor105 references* Dino Fight Announcer: "Tarbooosaurus A.K.A. 'Ed The Badass'" RickRaptor105: "What?! Okay, now all the other dinosaur names had some sort of discriptive title but 'Ed'? ED?! What kind of a name is that for a Tarbosaurus? I wonder how Ed is related to Patch and Speckles. I'm sure he's the weird uncle they don't wanna have any contact with."

[@krankarvolund7771]

I watch almost all the videos and I just undestood that you're not a specialist but a huge fan of dinosaurs XD

[@timjung640]

The plural for "genus" is either "genera" or "genuses."

[@celestinemorningstar4851]

This is "genii" erasure and I will not stand for it

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

or gene

[@--Paws--]

To compare again with a Cassowary; if the tyrannosaurids had bushy and dense feathers like a cassowary, it could've made the forelimbs look like they were hidden underneath the feathers similar to the claw like protrusions on a cassowary's wings. It would've made it look unique with its claws appearing through the dense feathers of its body.

[@canadiankewldude]

@ 5:10 You suggest a separate genus, however dogs have large variations in skull size and shape. Yet they remain the same genus. Just a thought.

[@sampagano205]

Dogs are a pretty huge exception to the rule with evolution generally because they're domesticated. Many scientists don't even consider them to be a distinct species from wolves, just a subspecies. Selective breeding drastically speeds up morphological change.

[@rileyernst9086]

Everyone else has badass names for their giant therapods. Australia fails to spell Raptor correctly, and instead of theif, uses some obscure medieval latin word; Rapator. Our largest therapod, (a likely megaraptoran of large size (8-10m long)from the Aptian), it is called: Violator that is similar to Ornithelestes.

[@KaktusKreature]

TarboSaurus has been made a new genus

[@Strawberry92fs]

Awesome Lizard Hero vs Tyrant Lizard King

[@frankiek_1]

1:25 Other than possibly Zhuchengtyrannus, but that is only know from parts of a skull

[@xaviersottile9425]

Please do this more often. Please. Please. Please.

[@deinonychusraptor]

I have two of these tarbosaurus toys, both in the same color scheme, i always used them as twin baby t-rexes

[@leefeldman8785]

you should have made the thumb nail awesome saurus hero

[@Riceball01]

It's kind of interesting that I saw this video just now since I was in AZ a couple of weeks ago and visited the Arizona Museum of Natrual where they have a Tarbosauraus mount. Except that they called it a Tyrannosaurus bataar, which I thought was interesting since I hadn't heard of any consensus onn the whole Tyrannosuarus vs. Tarbosaurus debate.

[@Sea_Leech]

The isle fans: "OMG they adding Tawbuhsaurus?!"

[@rileyernst9086]

Tyrant saurus king? Hell no. Awesome saurus hero!

[@bats10v]

The footprint at 7:30 looks like the first green power ranger's coin design. XD

[@sillyguydefender171]

Comparing a tarbosaurus and a tyrannosaur is just like comparing a croc and a gator

[@theaustrianpowellist2031]

I beg to differ, as both of them belong to the genus Crocodylus, while Tarbosaurus and Tyrannosaurus are two distinct - albeit closely related - genera. A more fitting analogy would probably be comparing Neofelis and Panthera.

[@greenveilgaming1149]

Pretty accurate

[@anoverlycomplicateddinosau685]

Dinosaur toys only stand on their tail because it's hard to balance them on their legs.

[@thelastfeelbender]

tarbosaurus bataar= AWESOME LIZARD HERO

[@jurassicsmackdown6359]

Maybe the next Dinosaur could be something like Yangchuanosaurus? I'd love to see one on another sauropod, like Amargasaurus or Shunosaurus. I don't have any toys to send in though, I'm afraid.

[@jeffreygao3956]

There is an Amargasaurus episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoO7h3yHpNiFoa8

[@rockclanhawkstar1454]

Could you do an episode for carnotarus.

[@PaleozoicProductions]

*Dinosaur King flashbacks*

[@umbreonhaunts101]

Tarbosaurus be like: *ДШЕSОМЕ SДUЯUS НЕЯО*

[@Hans140]

Petition to officially change the name of tarbosaurus to awesome Saurus hero

[@tox7841]

Can u give an example on the difference of killing with bite force as opposed to killing with impact?

[@Cdr2002]

The Migthiest Ever. ED. THE BADASS

[@Special_Tactics_Force_Unit]

DO MORE!! Velociraptor! It's been years are you still alive? 😭😭

[@occasionalart]

Good news!

[@shahiraomar4229]

do a video about megalosaurus

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

THE MIGHTY MEGALOSAURUS

[@scotttimler724]

Could you do a video/videos correcting or commenting on the depictions given in the "Jurassic World Alive" game?

[@3asianassassin]

SHARE YOUR DINOSAURS ARE WRONG TO EVERY ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@8ballentertainment.885]

Yesss!!!!!

[@mralsfan6996]

There has never been a tarbosaurus that was as large as the largest T Rex, Scotty. Sue is also far larger.

[@acethesupervillain348]

Doesn't the toy have 3 fingers? I've had thought it was supposed to be a megalosaurid or a charcharodontosaurid

[@thesaucylorax]

But didn't carnotaurus have the smallest arms proportional to their body

[@therublixcube3052]

He said it had the smallest hands of any Tyrannosaur proportioned to the body, not all theropods in general.

[@MO-kc7th]

Andrew Glebus True BuT this is Tyrannosaurus FAMILY he is TALKING about like The TREX ALBERTOSAURUS GORGOSAURUS AND ETC

[@tigris115]

I think you should do a maniraptor. Those are always the ones that tend to age like milk.

[@StevenBellettini]

I almost complained that our knowledge about those guys keeps changing, then I remembered that that's how science works and is a very good thing.

[@tomcross3000]

Would sir be prepared to review the tarbosaur from wwd ?

[@2I000]

*Now my dinosaurs are right*

[@phoebetamayo2107]

my nephew said can you do baryonyx and megalosaurus and dacenturus pls lol lol lol lol

[@noddarkwolf]

someone:brings back dinosaurs me to the rex: high five awwww

[@hlbm8883]

I get it why tarbosaurus was in China because its a cheap rip-off of trex

[@beatsaudio8741]

Lol

[@bensugden1314]

Mongolia *

[@KaijuDino]

Rondo Monde Lol, ironically, Tarbosaurus Bataari is rumored to be the ancestor of Tyrannosaurus Rex.

[@horion7185]

I guess thats a a Joke?

[@tallyho836]

Never insult my baby Tarbosaurus.

[@nathanielritz102]

Ok, here's my argument for feathers on Tyrannosaurs, if Yutyrannus is from Mongolia, that's pretty close to China and since their both Tyrannosaurs, I think it makes sense if they both had feathers, if Tyrnnosaurus is related to Tarbosaurus in the fact their closely related and didn't end up in the same place, that would mean Tyrnnosaurus probably had feathers, the other way that they could be alike seems more on luck and since Pangea was a thing I think it's safe to say Tyrannosaurus had feathers, if you wanna argue with the new scale impressions, watch trey the explainer's video on it.

[@theotheagendashill818]

Yutyrannus is from China, not Mongolia, and it's NOT a tyrannosaurid, it's a tyrannosaurOid. Trey the explainer's video is stupid and full of lies, it was debunked and Trey admitted that he used incorrect info.

[@utahsreptileadventures805]

They have scale materials from multiple other large tyrannosaurs

[@dinogeek9085]

I know you're comment is two years old, but I just wanted to point out that Pangea was already gone by the time Tyrannosaurids were evolving. Also Yutyrannus was from China, which I mean doesn't change too much.

[@Liksterr97]

Tbh I think they’re the same but adapted varieties of the same genus. Like bears and turtles and most birds

[@crabrave8089]

How about guanlong,?

[@tallyho836]

What? A video about meeee?

[@ThePrimalEarth]

zunchentyrannus is bigger than tarbo but smaller than t-rex, and lived in mongolia

[@ThePrimalEarth]

something like that

[@ThePrimalEarth]

t-rex was 43 to 45 feet, zuchen was 36-40 feet, tarbo was 30 to 37 feet

[@ThePrimalEarth]

here ya go if ya want to check it out en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhuchengtyrannus

[@jeffreygao3956]

I thought Tarbosaurus was larger...

[@ThePrimalEarth]

i didnt eve know about zuny

[@seth1571]

In Tarbosaurus's wrong, it looked like manjungasaurus

[@grobanlover292]

*swoops mouth* *Sees Tarbosaurus emerge from toy* Swoop, there it is! Swoop, there it is!

[@tooturnttizz3149]

You should do an spinosaurus or a gorginopsid

[@Starfire_Storm]

So... It's basically the poor man's version of the T-Rex

[@lisamartinsonlms7263]

Tarbosaurus is feature king

[@zedpwner]

whats the dinosaur in the beginning it loks weird

[@kyle857]

zedpwner - Mobile Gaming and More It's like a Trex with a mustache and gotee

[@fishbot9902]

tarbo does have a throat wattle of sorts a bit like pelican

[@tobiaschaparro2372]

Having a T rex, that's not a T rex but a T baatar would be too weird.

[@lvl5dino749]

I think that babies were covered in downy feathers and adults had some on there back

[@Mr-Bruce-Lee]

This guy knows his shit

[@l-talkz2778]

0:03 the rise of Berdman

[@billyr2904]

Lol

[@irexzilla2392]

Tarbosaurus is My favoru

[@albertw3001]

Tarbosaurus: Soviet Union Tyrannosaurus: United States

[@barbatoslupusrex8712]

I ACTUALLY have a toy like that! Exactly like that!

[@footylad6468]

Tarbosaurus: the asian Tyrannosaur

[@cezarywajner4730]

Havn't they actually found skin impressions of T. bataar and T. rex, prooving they more likely didnt had feather-alike things?

[@TyrantRex22]

We found a quarter sized patch of skin from the area at the base of the tail that had small geco like scales, but as most feathered creatures don't have them near the cloaca it is still possible

[@grey7040]

New band name: The Extra Fenestra

[@brysonbaird6604]

Do a mapusaurus or a carcharodontosaur

[@tomcross3000]

Tyrannosaurs like alberto had first digit longer than second on their hands, not the reverse like rex

[@beansd6473]

Bruh I have that same little dinosaur and it used to be my favorite toy

[@user-mr4gv2gw4b]

You think it's a different genus because of its snout length... Maybe it's a subadult Tyrannosaurus rex.... It's been stated that dinosaurs Change in looks as they grow....

[@StevenBellettini]

+Stefan Simeonov Splitting protofeathers, that. I think it's a _Tarbosaurus_ because I wanted to do an episode about _Tarbosaurus_ :P

[@nikolasholly6007]

tyrannosaurus Rex only lives in the us and sub adults look the same as adults just smaller and longer legs

[@bread5020]

But how can a rex moved to mongolia? It doesnt even travel that far, and there are quite many tarbosaurus fossils

[@CaspiRose99]

I’ve never heard it called tyrannosaurus bataar I know it’s always been debated but I’ve only ever heard it being called tarbosaurus bataar