Titanoboa: Monster Snake - Titanoboa Vs. T-Rex

[@SmithsonianChannel]

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[@CrimsonDiamondX]

T-rex would win

[@Артём-ы5в4ч]

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[@Semoluz012-tf7ei]

@Joseon video 😝

[@educationforblind6362]

The map is false and inaccurate, in its locations, Spatial directions/coordinates, sizes and distances.

[@fllallko8192]

Man, nostalgia hit hard!

[@mali3002]

For real

[@MetalGamer978]

Yes! I remember watching this when I was younger

[@ridhwan1122]

Fr

[@Gobrus]

I remember downloading this on my dad's laptop

[@mogulfn7479]

Fr

[@mitchellskene8176]

Funny thing is, when this was made, paleontologists thought Titanoboa was an apex predator, whereas it's now assumed it was primarily a fish eater

[@JohnPerry27]

The same applied to the Spinosaurus. Technically it was the largest theropod but it did not battle other predators it just ate fish.

[@silxnce7122]

@? your Right

[@LITTLE1994]

Just like with Spino.

[@Drkon6]

@Phillip Gaming Dinosaurs were animals, not killing machines. They'd avoid other large predators when possible so as not to get injured or killed. Spinosaurus was a stubby legged long tailed semi aquatic dinosaur, it probably mainly hunted large fish.

[@elineroebersfan]

Apex predator means a predator that dosen’t have any predators of it’s own

[@LordHoward]

Props to the cameraman for time-travelling and standing in the middle of the fight just to bring us this footage

[@channingdavis5541]

He went to another dimension too for this!

[@Tyrannosaurus_rex.]

​@@Nebula1022 yes, they liced at different times

[@wyattgoralski818]

@Nabor Simbor Agreed. I'm so tired of these.

[@KingofKran]

Props to you for coming up with this joke. I mean seriously., stand up and give yourself an applause. And do it again..bravo, well done 👏

[@marrowkai.]

​@Nabor Simbor i degree

[@KombatFlix]

The fact that this is even a question is ridiculous. A fully grown T REX is like literally one of the craziest things nature has ever created.

[@spooky882]

Yep

[@Chronopeep]

This was 11 years ago

[@southeasternlover]

@@spooky882I just seen you on another video. The Rhino and Triceratops battle one.

[@spooky882]

@@southeasternlover what

[@spooky882]

@@southeasternlover ohj I see

[@oranglynn4803]

"It could mortally wound the snake" *Video shows the t-rex gently placing its mouth on the snake*

[@oranglynn4803]

Rand0m Things You May Like Now that's what I call a good fistfight

[@newbiechu7024]

The T-Rex had dentures, give him a break

[@IlIusion]

Soft as a waterfowl dog's grasp.

[@dinosharttt]

How is that gently? It has sharp teeth and crushing bite.

[@Nik-md4to]

@@dinosharttt watch the video again. The depiction of the bite seems way too gentle in the video.

[@azkymohamed123]

Thanks to the camera man for the footage.

[@Kuehara6618]

man stood there for 65 millions years fto give us footage of dinosaurs. what a king

[@Lystr0saur]

Crazy how prehistoric cameras had better quality than most banks today.

[@dasierldc126]

@@Lystr0saur XD

[@vaporouselm9932]

@@Lystr0saur Back in my day...!

[@dioptre]

@@Lystr0saur lmoa

[@mezakzambono2485]

They need to make an actual movie of Titanaboa just like we got The Meg :)

[@ansh6370]

Wouldn't the anaconda movies count? Those oversized anacondas are much similar to titanoboas in size.

[@frostwinggaming3392]

no

[@JustEmbraceMasculinity]

Facts

[@AS6killer]

Meg was ass though.

[@skiwee2092]

The Boa

[@robertoortiz423]

Who else watched this at a young age and just loved it

[@metrocard1266]

yea bruh coming back to it after like 6 years

[@xavierjordan-t8e]

Not me

[@BrokenGamerYT]

Lol I searched up T rex and this came up and said I already watched it

[@jagroopsandhu1321]

Me i watched it when i was 8😅😅😅😅

[@rayenecrash9950]

I come back after 7 or 8 years

[@DaKidGowie]

How do they predict the strength of their attacks?

[@sundhaug92]

Looking at the skeleton you can get an idea of the size of the beast and size of the muscles

[@ronaldosanimalio5826]

evolutionist making faith

[@amosdraak3536]

amir bachan Exactly. They’re over confident in their estimations. I didn’t like that they said it had that strength. They should’ve said believed to have had or so. Cheers. 👌 ✌️

[@amosdraak3536]

Ronaldo Aryanto 👌👌

[@rayanimations9577]

Omg Ur here

[@JohnJohansen2]

Three Eiffel towers? What's that in African elephants or London busses?

[@ClayDress]

Well, The Eiffel Tower's weight is generally believed to be 7,300 tons, three being 21,900 tons (or 42,000,000 lbs). On average, an African bush elephant will weigh 13,000 lbs. 42,000,000/13,000= 3,230.77 elephants. London double decker busses (when empty) weighs about 27,900 lbs. 42,000,000/27,900= 1505.38 busses. In conclusion, the boa could squeeze with the force of three Eiffel towers, 3,230 African bush elephants, or 1,505 London busses.

[@davesmith5656]

@@ClayDress --- Thank you. I'll take the bus ....

[@ryy695]

Grickery A titanoboa couldn’t squeeze with pressure

[@chingatumadregoogle1344]

This Europeans and their wired measuring systems :v

[@SamTimelapseMan]

Id say maybe about 38000 big Macs, maybe 2000 Nintendo switches of weight

[@monroemullinix5974]

Depends on where the encounter took place. Modern day anacondas are slow and clumsy on land, and the titanoboa was likely more so due to its tremendous mass. They were probably aquatic predators. So if it caught the T Rex taking a bath, I'll give it to the snake. On land, T Rex all day.

[@chromeify_real]

yes and no. there are many possibilities that titanoboa would still beat the king of the dinosaurs.

[@specters9595]

Yes and no I agree with the one commenter above me and if it were like a rain forest the ground is more likely to be like moist and is rather easy for the snake to ambush the lizard and bam

[@kefayatullahmohmand925]

Trex Also Could Swimeed in water by a Theory you just Snake Fanboys

[@urthatguy]

@@kefayatullahmohmand925 any evidence

[@urthatguy]

@@kefayatullahmohmand925 and it's just a theory not confirmed

[@peepoop5484]

Did he really say “poisonous venom”

[@joyitasen6571]

I think he did

[@hazmountain5701]

????

[@buck3471]

idk

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

Lol

[@Tariqrasool]

He said titanaboa did not rely on poisonous venom. :/

[@jevilz9858]

I keep asking myself why a Titanoboa would attack a Trex he couldn't even swallow a trex

[@lunarx1838]

Territorial reasons maybe

[@garvynimmanuel4897]

Maybe bc titanoboa feel in danger with T rex so not impossible it try to protect herself from t rex

[@slider903]

Self defense perhaps.

[@pietropes1322]

T-rex probably wasn't wearing a mask so the snake attacked

[@PyroGothNerd]

Self defense, maybe?

[@meaflowers785]

8 years later and i still think this is the best video animation on the internet. no one can convince me otherwise

[@jackspurlock9201]

The special on Predator X is better

[@Blizzards_holocron]

What do you mean the CGI looks terrible. Even Jurassic Park looks better and that movie came before. If we’re only counting KZbin that means we get to count Godzilla animations avengers animations and DC animations. Watch Godzilla 2014 versus Shin Godzilla and yeah that animation looks way better.

[@Blizzards_holocron]

This one has outdated designs and the T Rex one just looks terrible

[@vincentloy]

in the last scene, the snake is just giving t-rex a hug

[@ebaneckbenard1968]

Vincent 5859 vdv

[@DragonVersalStudios]

Titanoboa x Trex FOREVER!!!

[@johnnyaingel5753]

Yeah a death hug LOL but yeah you were funny too lol

[@muhammadbahauddinmudhory716]

That's sweet

[@RobertLewis-so8gg]

@Chaos of madness .

[@xinavswok4607]

A snake the size of the Titanoboa can never have this kind of agility as depicted in the video. It's movements wd be much much slower... The vid makes it look like the body of a Titanoboa and the agility of a black mamba, which is impossible

[@quiteclaw9999]

So accurate.Even so a trex would toy any snakes any time..

[@anderson_abigail3322]

@@quiteclaw9999 don’t underestimate the titanaboa. They are most hidden in tall grass, that’s how they win against their enemies, they stealth and constrict.

[@anderson_abigail3322]

@@quiteclaw9999 and titanaboa have sharp teeth too, but it’s not poisonous, it can still wound the t-rex

[@xinavswok4607]

@@anderson_abigail3322 that's not the point. Have u seen modern anacondas? They are terribly slow on land and they can ambush large prey only when they are in water. A titanoboa's movements wd be similar or even slower becoz of the enormous mass.

[@anderson_abigail3322]

@@xinavswok4607 but snakes hunts with the tall grass too, snakes only go through the water if necessary.

[@egg-bert1735]

It's the alaskan bullworm.

[@ziadislam806]

For the last time it's not a worm it's a snake

[@snuggie1849]

@@ziadislam806 woosh

[@DexiduousRose]

It's not pink though so not it's not

[@nextbigthing2917]

@@DexiduousRose be gone

[@alissavilardo4822]

Ikr

[@cartoonchaos2594]

Me: * Is bored stuck in quarantine * Smithsonian Channel: Hey

[@KirkyBoi.]

Lol same here

[@Jann_YT]

Lol same here x2

[@annumalikmalikannu6874]

Same here

[@a.stupid.idiot.]

Lol same here x3

[@БекзодРузматов-п6э]

Л

[@kingcarnotaurus6984]

North america vs South america

[@acebooncoon11]

Gringosaurus is From North america

[@todwilliams1249]

Titanaboa is from South america.

[@therealcrack6923]

Tod Williams Yes is from colombia South America

[@NguyenMinh-vs1vm]

Giganotosaurus is from South America

[@colombiaaa8513]

Vs colombia Queras de ir

[@harryjamespotter6512]

Man so much nostalgia, I remember running away from the Trex to get to school during the Jurassic period. Ah! Good ol' days....

[@CEOofSleep]

How would u even be alive back then?! Humans don't get older than 80 nowadays

[@zendegouchiha9273]

All fun and games till he realizes hes about 50 million years off of what he thought

[@greyfoxthesoldier]

Solid snake vs Metal gear rex

[@fabiomosini1189]

sei un b

[@Uzawareisaaa]

genius

[@maxgalaxykid7309]

Perfect.

[@supermariologanfan6546]

INARI Solid Snake (Metal Gear Solid/Smash Bros) vs Indominus Rex (Jurassic World)

[@paridefiori5572]

Beautiful o piú comunemente noto bello bello

[@KarlWilliamKraft]

"With the right ambush" - They say as we see Titanoboa literally in front of T-Rex in plain view.

[@paige4201]

the smithsonian: yeah, they didn't live at the same time…… but what if they did? am i watching a shitpost?

[@chillmaster66]

Yes. It's like asking what if the Wehmacht would have to fight a greek phalanx?

[@praneelmajumdar472]

@@chillmaster66 THE WHAT

[@daniellopez732]

It’s like asking, who would win, the entire army of the US in the 1700’s, or one modern day nuke that can problably destroy an entire mountain range?

[@CrimesForDimes]

@@daniellopez732 or 5 modern marines with m4s

[@isabelclemenciaherreradela1456]

@@daniellopez732 i Ñ Pñ

[@anximqe7050]

Who remembers watching this when they were young

[@jfsm1622]

Me

[@LITTLE1994]

I was 18 then, so not that much younger.

[@alimutlu3169]

I watched this when I was in primary school and now I'm finishing high school.

[@ilygora2627]

i watched this for the first time when i was 6, now im 15 and i remember how badass i felt going to school telling my classmates about the TitanoBoa🥲

[@TheYoungNinja]

Same 💀

[@jfsm1622]

Same ☠️ 😂

[@CEOofSleep]

You are titanoboa snack

[@LilSpookyyy]

Lol nerd

[@mickeyamf]

smithsonian: our demographic? other smithsonian: a bunch of kids on yt smithsonian: ive got this.

[@JuanHernandez-qj7uq]

smithsonian: our demographic? other smithsonian: a bunch of kids on yt smithsonian: ive got this.

[@sophiapark2864]

that is one angry worm

[@sayankhan6770]

Kklllllliyhh.

[@ThatGuySaucy]

That’s a caterpillar

[@JoseMartinez-er6hx]

Its a big nope rope

[@samuelsams614]

Lol xD

[@proffesionalreposter]

@@charmanderlgn_yt1826 you clearly didnt get the joke

[@br2266]

Thank you Smithsonian for this amazingly accurate depiction of how a snake would somehow be able to teleport around a t-rex and strangle it to death hahaha

[@labmem004]

@Azaan Naqvi slow snake. Doesn't move nearly as fast because of it's size. Dead snake 100%

[@CEOofSleep]

@@labmem004 It's fast I have a snake at home I call him riley and feed him rat or chicken meat, and sometimes he move fast inside the aquarium and the rat will run but he will chase it and eat it

[@kwalterrasquinha413]

Apparently with the weight of the Titanic too

[@Mac14329]

It didn’t teleport.

[@hnichole]

@@CEOofSleep That's because your snake is many times smaller lol. A snake that size, used to an aquatic habitat, most likely did not move that quickly on land. Not with that much body mass to move.

[@95water84]

I don't think Titanoboa would be quick enough to wrap itself around a T rex in time before the dinosaur could attack. Maybe in water, but that wouldn't be a fair fight.

[@xenotheloner9644]

Youve clearly never seen how fast snake can be when it wants to

[@95water84]

@@xenotheloner9644, it’ll take a lot of time for the Titanoboa to lift itself from the ground in order to wrap around the body of the animal. And we’re talking about a T. rex of all things.

[@ManifestGamingMG]

life isnt fair

[@Cope_Paleontology]

@@xenotheloner9644 Dont cry fanboy its reality.

[@xenotheloner9644]

@@Cope_Paleontology bro I've seen snaked go up to 20 mph they are way faster than you think they are

[@benyu316]

Gosh, the narrator sounds like he just woke up at 3:00 AM and had to do this against his will.

[@choechoe-hd1yr]

ㅕㅕㅓㅡ ㅜㅢ ㅏㅡㅐ.. ㅏㅐ"99" ㅐㅑ

[@fjccommish]

Ben Yu He sure does. He's awful.

[@yastonmgololwa276]

timenyart p;7;lyuíjjul

[@chantellerucker4511]

I know right.

[@maricelazaldivar1298]

Qrvhhldjdhdhdjnrrmndn

[@kushalshekhawat5594]

Who is here after world longest snake founded in India, Gujarat - Vasuki Indicus

[@emperorpenguin480]

Me

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

*longest*

[@emperorpenguin480]

@@The_Story_Of_Us sorry my bad

[@Harrypotter-rb6kv]

Still aint really confirmed

[@UltraInstinctGoku69]

I watched this 6 years ago Now I am trying to find everything I watched

[@lepotato135]

I wish you luck!

[@Joel-mh3cn]

Same i was obsessed with these things in

[@UltraInstinctGoku69]

@@Joel-mh3cn literally I was obsessed too. I even watched those Dinosaurs vs Dinosaurs animations

[@dinosharttt]

I watched 6 years ago I was young and liked dinosaurs(like I still do today)

[@Jayboe1123]

@@UltraInstinctGoku69 Jurassic Fight Club?

[@IndyStry]

How about a titanoboa with a rattling minigun at its tail. Oh wait I am watching Rango. XD

[@brogeneral]

With the size of Titanoboa, you could put a cannon on the end of that thing.

[@matthewtibbs8605]

brogeneral a gatling cannon.

[@brogeneral]

Matthew Tibbs O.e Yes... Just yes...

[@rongchen2383]

NO A MISSILE LAUNCHER

[@brogeneral]

FRYPICKLETON MC ... A Missile Gatling Gun...

[@TheOneTruePesky]

The moment when the titanoboa realized that it's attack was severely flawed and half its body got crushed by the T. rex when the T. rex fell over

[@cesardaluz5990]

Wwgwyptwp

[@Hello-sf7kx]

ThePeskyCarnotaur I thought the exact same thing

[@MuruganMurugan-il8im]

ThePeskyCarnotau

[@noeliajaque5154]

When u realize snakes dont have bones

[@TheTrex9000]

I remember watching this when I was like seven and thinking it was the coolest thing ever. Can't believe it's been that long lol

[@McTrumpet420]

The titanboa should have a nickname called snakezilla

[@Poncho-07]

It probably did

[@wolfgamdf]

Who won, titanoboa or tyrannosaurus?

[@Hiere-f6c]

GodSnake is cooler tho

[@anonymousboiii_6934]

@@Hiere-f6c That's so childish lol

[@caleshelnutt9622]

That’s great bruh

[@LITTLE1994]

To be serious, I think the Tyrannosaurus Rex would win anytime. After all, it is the most powerful land predator ever lived, and, the Titanoboa is revealed to be just a fish eater, like the Spinosaurus.

[@mofeiyw1237]

You know nothing about Titanoboa, just say that T. rex always wins.

[@mofeiyw1237]

There is evidence that the Titanoboa eats crocodiles but does not eat fish.

[@mofeiyw1237]

You're upset that t-rex kiiled

[@mofeiyw1237]

The crocodile must be the most powerful because it kills T. rex.

[@Godzilla-is_goat55]

Dude deinosuchus and sarchous killed trex other than that titanoboa ate small crocodile its the reason crocodiles and alligators grew big

[@ThatCreepypastaGuy]

alaskan bull worm

[@vanixthegae]

Wow verified accounts do copy comments...

[@rbvfeehfbudenrj]

@@vanixthegae wait this is copied?

[@ivanalejandro256]

Jdnbdkcjdj

[@theunstoppableaxeofjustice3991]

Excuse me -._-.

[@JStraight160lbs]

This footage is actually pretty solid for 60 million years old

[@davidmcwilliams717]

I think T. rex in my opinion, although titanoboa is one of my favorite animals in the fossil record, T. rex has it much easier. It has height advantage, and a bite force twice as powerful as once thought, coming in at 12,800 new tonnes of pressure, it could simply step on the titanoboa neck and bite down in the head and it would die almost instantly, and T. rex is a powerful hunter / scavenger whether titanoboa was an ambush hunter and an opportunist

[@Excusatores]

And that titanaboa hunted fish and couldn’t hunt like an anakonda because it is in the Boa family

[@minutemansam1214]

@@Excusatores Anacondas are also boas.

[@markforster6457]

T.Rex is too slow. The only way he'd win is he ambushed titanboa.

[@stevensilva1551]

Trex: I have tiny arms I cant hold stuff :( Titanoboa: first time?

[@agentfries1560]

carnotauraus:I was born with this.

[@vhsrj_]

So basically millions of years ago the earth was in its prime, and all the pro players were playing the game

[@ANotSoPopularMan]

I remember watching this in church 10 years ago in church. My 4 year old mine genuinely thought it was real. Nostalgia 😢

[@TheOneTruePesky]

Is this saying that titanoboa would lose both fights? I mean. The T. rex collapsed on top of his body in the second outcome.

[@badgerking0718]

Pesky your Dumb

[@moumitadhara2520]

@4 Scoops junior doctors 98089month

[@kaliprohave8147]

Cats

[@southernhurricane2283]

Some snakes can collapse their skeletons

[@chieckenman4432]

@4 Scoops T. rex is still ridiculously heavy though, it is the most massive theropod according to estimations, or at least when i wrote this comment

[@jovanymaldonado6983]

trex:im the toughest carnavore titanaboa:hold my venom

[@stantorren4400]

Why use venom? It has no venom

[@nakumavecaan254]

Hence why it says "hold my venom", somebody else got its venom.

[@ricardoabad2391]

😂😂

[@Android-re5mr]

Gay Hitler rumors hold that the titanaboa’s venom is still being hold till this day

[@yashjhaveri7972]

*EDDIE BROCK: (COUGHS)*

[@josephmrazek3028]

Did anyone notice how when T. rex fell over at the end it crushed part of titanoboas body? How would it escape if that actually happened...

[@amethystvids5362]

+Joseph Mrazek Titanaboa would be leaving muscle... Every single piece of that snakes body is muscle and bone, not that hard for it to just slither away. To crush that snake, the dinosaur would need a lot more weight.

[@jaymewes3433]

When it is squishing pressure its muscles tighten and his skin and muscles become strong and hard.

[@sayedhashemi4638]

+Ӝ̵̨̄ Dark Shadow Ӝ̵̨̄ so in other words, it tenses

[@Ricky-zc8qm]

LMFAOOO good point. Trex weighs a lot I highly doubt the Boa could crawl out of it. Although it might not mean death, snakes can go really long with eating, once the trex decays via predators and bacteria it will be free to carry on, although it would miss it's Trex meal.

[@LJdaentertainer]

+Sayed Hashemi brah...😂😭😂😭

[@vagenta1228]

Titanoboa is an extinct genus of very large snakes that lived in what is now La Guajira in northeastern Colombia. They could grow up to 12.8 m (42 ft) long and reach a weight of 1,135 kg (2,500 lb). Fossils of Titanoboa have been found in the Cerrejón Formation, and date to around 58 to 60 million years ago.

[@poppyraima5342]

So, just for reference this this is pretty silly: _T. rex_ would definitely win in this scenario. In spite -- or probably because -- of its great size, _Titanoboa_ actually wasn't much of a constrictor according to a 2013 study, and based on that same study it would've been a fish eater based on the shape of its teeth, which are similar to other primarily piscivorous snakes. It wasn't really capable of taking on comparatively large animals and like modern large snakes would've been pretty sluggish on land. It's pretty much a sitting target for a large theropod like _T. rex,_ if the two were to somehow cross the 5 million year time barrier that separated them.

[@DoomZzx]

Titanoboa slams trex in water and its no debate

[@poppyraima5342]

@@DoomZzx Nah, further research has pretty heavily suggested that _Titanoboa_ couldn't constrict things, certainly nothing as large as an adult _T. rex,_ so even in water a _T. rex_ would probably win if it were able to actually get ahold of the snake.

[@DoomZzx]

@@poppyraima5342 Trex finna get caught up in water and die, end of story no debate cuh

[@poppyraima5342]

@@DoomZzx Lol, whatchu mean "caught up"? The snake wouldn't be trying to wrap itself around the _T. rex_ if it can't constrict it. There's really not much the snake would be able to do to hurt or really overpower an animal that weighs at least twice as much as it does. And _T. rex_ lived in a floodplain environment, so it's not like it couldn't swim.

[@DoomZzx]

@@poppyraima5342 trex walks by getting a drink and snake comes up and drags him in water so the snake wins

[@sunshine-iy9bn]

2019?

[@virajmaheshwar9135]

Caliculathefelinetherian I replay it every year 😎😉

[@vicentemedina7939]

Yeah

[@ДинаСариева-ш5ф]

I'm

[@tombadibooz9529]

I'm 2020 Just kiddin'

[@beachlife4235]

Jurrasic period ???

[@NightStrider343]

Titanoboa: You should've bit for the head. **Then Titanoboa constricts the T-Rex**

[@CenturianCornelious]

But what if the T Rex had a sword?

[@Dilopho]

CCornelius But what if the T. rex had a *GUN*?!?!

[@CenturianCornelious]

Don't be silly. A T-Rex can't shoot a gun.

[@Dilopho]

CCornelius But could he shoot...*TWO GUNS*?!?!?!

[@CenturianCornelious]

***** Now there's a video.

[@Dilopho]

CCornelius T.rex with a gun. Nothing can defeat him! Except maybe...a velociraptor..with a jetpack and scissors...

[@abiogenisis87]

Out of all these comments I have seen, none realize that snakes are ambush predators, they wouldn't be caught dead out in the open or they would be dead.... both anaconda and reticulated pythons are considered the largest snakes today, both are ambush predators anaconda take to the water while retics take to the trees, in this instance the tyrannosaur would have the upper hand, but if the boa was in a position such as laying beneath the surface of the water with only its nostrils exposed, the T-rex would be dead.

[@LuigiG145]

Finally, someone who is actually familiar with animal biology and behavior.

[@LuigiG145]

What I despise are people who are more concerned with how monstrous and terrifying these animals are rather than how graceful and beautiful they are.

[@abiogenisis87]

I love snakes, and other reptiles, education is key.

[@kakashi_senseisan3931]

The titanoboa is 45 feet long. Has a width of 5 feet long. Weights 907 kilograms (2,000 LB). The snake couldnt even ambush helen keller if it wanted to. The snaake would lose.

[@barnibussnaples6561]

Luigi Gaskell "Graceful and beautiful." Hahahaha! Well, hello there Dr. Hammond. The book has a much more grizzly ending than the movie, btw.

[@wockd]

that’s the worm from the junk yard episode from spongebob.... feel old yet ?

[@charmsly9506]

.

[@Knnn1966]

Fun fact: The Anaconda that is shown in the Anaconda movies is actually titanoboa.

[@Koda-27-k9b]

Then why is it called anaconda?

[@timeandspaceimmortality3554]

@@Koda-27-k9b still titanboa is bigger

[@Koda-27-k9b]

@@timeandspaceimmortality3554 Obviously, but that still doesn't mean why anaconda is the name of the movie.

[@SenecaGray]

Real winner: Megalodon.

[@levronjames5789]

+Renee Wycoff nope its a herbivore

[@iosifdominte4327]

+Articuno Forever bro the real KILLER is that sea monster i dont remember how it is called

[@levronjames5789]

Iosif Dominte sea monster hmmmm.. oh you mean chinese?

[@iosifdominte4327]

+Levron James Nope

[@iosifdominte4327]

+Levron James i didnt mean that...

[@trace_gaming1279]

I’m 13 but I still remember watching this 8 years ago 😭😭😭

[@phineasgage8252]

This does sound super cool from a childs point of view

[@10GGundam]

I always feel sorry for the T-Rex. It's like his tiny tiny arms and hands were punishment for being one of the strongest and most powerful dinosaurs there are.

[@muslimcel4581]

Most large dinosaurs have tiny forelegs

[@theguywhoasked9406]

Bro I remeber watching this when I was 6 or 7 nostalgia hit hard

[@chr0min0id]

The World: *"America, can you PLEASE use the metric system like everyone else!?"* America: 0:57

[@alejandrajimenez4141]

De donde don yo soy de México

[@royroland3884]

I thought it was funny the way he said '48 feet luuung' @0:15. 😆

[@AttenSifyy]

Lol

[@Inkspotstudios]

My god, I remember watching this in 2012 and it being my favourite video on KZbin. Now it’s 2020 and I still love it.

[@kavinp.2534]

It's funny as we are all now here to experience the sheer dose of nostalgia from watching this all that time ago

[@CJ-uf6cc]

0:53 “FUR hundred pounds”

[@iontevenknowanymore5313]

danm this was 10 years ago i rmr watching this as a kid

[@JulienPioJPBC]

Same

[@wyverntheclassy6919]

Oh no the T. rex can’t boop the snoot because of its short arms

[@Quis3555]

But those short arms were very strong

[@alisterlouie90]

Good to come back once and a while

[@camdenmullenaux4490]

This is officially the most badass thing I've ever seen. Right up there with Spongebob's "Sweet Victory" performance.

[@ThoseWhoKnowBalkan]

i think many of us remember watching this as kids

[@lexfezler9466]

Rex sounds like in Jurassic park!^-^

[@jassisinghjassi7481]

Lex Fezler

[@Rafa_Andanu]

Indominus Rex,Indoraptor,and Scorpius Rex be like: 1 vs 1 with Titanoboa??! Its EZ man

[@maxerton]

Fun fact: This was not in your recommended

[@skefeflexxd7285]

2019??? Ooo LIKE A BOSS TITANOBOA VS KING KONG NICE VIDEO

[@indigo549]

realistically, the t-rex has the high ground and a very strong jaw, it would win.

[@Nightwing6184]

“It’s over Titanoboa...I have the high ground!”

[@arrielradja5522]

@@Nightwing6184 you underastimate my power

[@Mr_Unavailable]

The rex would win by stepping on it. Realistically

[@arrielradja5522]

@@Mr_Unavailable or rollinh over it

[@donggyun7193]

Realistically, they live on a different time.

[@kitsune_lover8257]

Can we just appreciate the animation of the Titanaboa?

[@clutch1465]

Used to watch this all the time when i was young

[@謝寧-i1x]

In a documentary, all kinds of animals are able to defeat T-Rex somehow even if they are smaller than Rex.

[@meme-lu2yu]

1:20 *robert california has entered the chat*

[@philipnorris6542]

In this zoologically impoverished (though still incredibly wonderful) world, who can say how it would have gone.

[@samueln144]

I saw this video when i was a kid 🥺 It brings me memories

[@jizzyt1502]

Imagine these two exist today and you see a titan boa constrict a trex at your backyard casually..

[@theGreaterAwareness]

All depends on who gets the first legit opportunity. It's like Grappler vs Striker. One bite from the T-Rex is enough to break the spine or skull of the Snake however if the Snake can wrap around the torso then it avoids the toe-nails, the claws and teeth.

[@amn2760]

Inaccuracies of this video: 1. Of course they never met because Titanoboa only appeared 6 million years after the Kpg extinction 2. Titanoboa lived in South America while Trex is in North 3. During that time North and South America were still isolated from each other so how did Trex got into the south or how did Titanoboa made it to the north?

[@cjvelasquez4886]

Two powerful reptiles are getting ready for a fight!🦖🐍

[@pong1977]

The clip was inspired in my channel ^ ^

[@aminebelhimeur9633]

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[@shahabkhan5420]

po ng 1977

[@shahabkhan5420]

pong 1977

[@aakyi840]

Lol

[@thegameingdimondmeat7376]

pong 1977 are you sure about that

[@megabricksplays8873]

Smithsonian: watch big noodle boi vs scuffed lizard boi

[@Yash-em2qm]

Just imagine if we somehow manage to make a time machine a see these monsters alive 😨!!

[@charmxsbeanie4726]

Technically we've already done time travel, it's called Time dilation. Where someone in space was going around the planet so fast that when he finally got back down to earth he was a couple seconds older than his brother or something like that. Sadly though, it is impossible for time to go backwards, only forwards

[@rorschachdaws7505]

I wish that

[@Yash-em2qm]

@@charmxsbeanie4726 yes that's a theory , but to be that fast , you have to be at the speed of light .You know that's impossible . So it's a theory only , nonpractical

[@Yash-em2qm]

@@rorschachdaws7505 yeahh

[@charmxsbeanie4726]

@@Yash-em2qm Easy. I'll just make myself have 0 mass. Problem solved

[@emanplayz4202]

Who else still comes back to this great animation after 11 years😢

[@jack_leinen]

Ey its super thicc boi snek vs giant meat bird!

[@exoticpetkeeper346]

Poisonous venom? 😂 0:47

[@thaddbusing4424]

There should be a movie about Tiatnoboa alive in the modern days. There are a lot of movies like that with Megalodon. I think Titanoboa deserves some. I think the same about Dunkleosteus

[@CrazyIshan69]

_Anaconda_ isn't that far off.

[@TornadolabDenny]

The reason why I want a TITANABOA movie because it's one of my favorite prehistoric animals

[@malygos9301]

I thought this was a syfy movie clip lmao

[@HeeeyFuckers]

Idk how I got here but that's so cool.

[@mauribush88]

Foreverdark Woods you can say that again.

[@sar1288]

maurice kibuchi to the right To see

[@JustADioWhosAHeroForFun]

It's funny how inaccurate this was and how one sided it would really be

[@omegajbmb]

Moral of this story, always remember to bring a Staff of Python with you when adventuring through a jungle map kids.

[@HuhSubject]

“Overpowering the great lizard king” Me:never knew T-Rex we’re lizards

[@matthewvaughan8192]

Tyrannosaurus Rex literally means ‘king lizard great’

[@AwesomeYena]

Dinosaurs aren't lizards >:(

[@atharva_s_r_v]

No longer...Vasuki Indicus now holds the crown

[@prayasdash]

Google still denies, I wonder when they'll decide to change it

[@deadbydash9074]

When you stub your pinky toe 1:15

[@zevilgehannivani256]

Praise God we never got to see them ahahhahaha I would run for my life seeing those two.

[@somethingtojenga]

They might be in Heaven, you never know. Maybe there was a Titanoboa saint who healed sick Titanoboas?

[@zevilgehannivani256]

pon33villin That's a big might it depends if God wants them still to exist or not we will never know. Most of all if they have a soul then yes they would be able to exist but those who don't have a "soul" such as cavemen and back then ouch they are dust! But still its a hard concept because everything is spiritual even the trees and mountains we all connected I don't know only after death we will see. But I do know the soul is your main reasons for still existing after death.

[@somethingtojenga]

Zevil Gehannivani Sorry, I'm a little skeptical myself, just have a few questions. How do you know that the mechanism for something dying off is God wanting them to exist? It says that we have free will, but does God, and do you know that God has free will? If God has free will, then how can we have it and do things over which God has no choice? Wouldn't that mean that we're all just running around, against any other will but our own? That doesn't seem like God then has free will concerning us. So how do you know that Titanoboa doesn't have free will too? Also, what if having a soul doesn't necessarily mean existing as any one thing forever? What if the memory of existence on Earth can be wiped clean and a new body be given to it--would you then consider it to still be a Titanoboa? Would you still be you, even? I don't really find anything that suggests that 'your soul' means 'you as you know you'. Is it possible for a living thing to become something other than dust? Most things rot as food for bacteria and fungi, even bones in very humid climates, so it seems to me that they would become the bacteria and fungi themselves, not dust. If mountains are spiritual, then plate tectonics are spiritual too? So the flow of magma and pressure from inside the Earth is spiritual? So thermodynamics is spiritual? Then that means that they have a soul, I guess? So if natural laws have a soul, then they go to heaven too? So if that's true, then what exactly protects you in Heaven from the same natural law that exists here? In fact, doesn't it say that you'll be given a new body? What happens when it undergoes aging because of these laws, then?

[@zevilgehannivani256]

pon33villin Oh alright lets gets this right You don't have free will technically the only one free is God cause he doesn't live in the universe. So whatever you are doing even what we are doing now is planned and written think about an artist and writer God writes designs and directs as he states I am author of all the living the beginning and end. Yes everything he has created are spiritual connections but when he made Adam and Even what he says different from the other people he has created he states Adam which is the first human has a "Soul" therefore that should answer your question about the rest. God has all the free will he wants cause no one created him so how can someone that has never been created who self created himself have not such free will when there is no time for him he is eternal see where I am coming from? You as a human has no free will to him but to you as human has it in your mind its tricky but if you get the concept no one in this universe has free will unless they weren't created by anyone who runs your life as its written. Think about how can Christ prophecies things if you have free will to change your patterns how he knew one of his disciples was going to betray him in fact most of that bible had predictions. Its by far a fact you to God have no free will but to you as man in your mind you believe you do. That should answer all your questions in one. Dinosaurs coming back that I don't know it all depends if God wants them back or not I don't know I have no idea on spirituality in the animal kingdom lol! Cause no one really talks about them in the heaven hell or any afterlife concepts so that leaves us both in???

[@somethingtojenga]

Zevil Gehannivani Right, so if we don't have free will, then God knows everything that's happening and going to happen. So Adam and Eve had no free will? So then God put fruit in the garden that he knew they were going to eat, to make every man woman and child suffer unimaginably, being torn to shreds by animals, dying of horrible tooth disease before dentistry and medicine, for hundreds of thousands of years before anyone came to save them and also before they had ANY of the answers in the Bible--so they were totally afraid of death and had no knowledge of an afterlife. God created sin if there was no free will. He's a sick God, if that's the case, but since none of this makes ANY SENSE, I doubt what you believe is true at all. lol Have you ever seen a population clock? So God is running this factory of children being born and dying early, for what reason? You realize that 1-2 children are born every week with skin that is barely connected to their tissue? That hundreds of thousands die in that same period of unimaginably painful diseases? This is not God--it's a life and death machine that doesn't care who gets thrown in or spit out. That's reality, friend.

[@nishantbhardwaj2773]

Titanoboa was the largest snake until now, but it has changed now, a new discovery has emerged and fossils has found of "Vasuki indicus" the largest snake ever lived on planet Earth