Top 10 TERRIFYING Facts About DINOSAURS

Dinosaurs evolved from reptiles over 230 million years ago and were on Earth for about 65 million years before going extinct for reasons that aren’t exactly clear. For centuries, their fossils have fascinated people for a whole host of reasons, like their size, their ferocity, and the fact that they resemble mythical creatures.
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10. The Apatosaurus’ Tail Could Break the Sound Barrier
9. Ankylosaurus’ Club Tail Could Break a T-Rex’s Ankles
8. The T-Rex of the South was a Cannibal
7. The Triceratops Was a Herbivore You Didn’t Want to Mess With
6. How Big was Big?
5. Fastest Predator
4. Mapusauruses: The Large Carnivores That Hunted in Packs
3. The Utahraptor was Bigger and Scarier than the Velociraptor
2. The Biggest Carnivore
1. Why the T-Rex is King of the Dinosaurs
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[@dtpugliese318]

The fear of death from predators is still strong in our species. Just looking at those t-rex’s teeth frightens me to the core. I also wonder if dinosaur fossils that were found in the ancient world gave rise to the myths of dragons in almost every culture. The human imagination is an amazing thing.

[@washmycar2858]

When he said " breaking the t rex's. Ankles" I just imagine a t Rex getting crossed up on a basketball court

[@thebagonline2113]

"HE NEED SOME MILK!"

[@christopherr3676]

The cretaceous crossover

[@Icouldntthinkofausername123]

Tyranusaurus rekt

[@AudieHolland]

Ankle-ow!-saurus

[@BrittneyStarling]

😂

[@BIGSNAKE16]

The world went from ankle breaker (Ankylosaurus) to ankle biter (Chihuahua).

[@sirmessydesk7538]

lol

[@dernvader6876]

*I WHIP MY TAIL BACK AND FORTH! I WHIP MY TAIL BACK AND FORTH!*

[@1298Tomcat]

Well the apatosaurus is completely wrong the diplodocus had the whip like tail that could break the sound barrier

[@spinoraptor-king324]

1298 Tomcat yes thank you. I went straight to the comments to see if anyone else caught that

[@Gainoffuntion]

Same

[@obiependragon9660]

Thank You!!! I'm searching the comments for dino nerds that know more facts than the wikipage this guy got his facts from... The pronunciation of Gallimimus is atrocious ( to each their own, this guy cant help that he's British ).

[@johnsonjoseph1983]

Also from what I have seen the brontosaurus has been "rediscovered" in a sense as a real seperate dinosaur.

[@reecedrury4145]

Yep agree. Images they use at the end at the piece is dippy as well

[@NumeMoon]

If I was a paleontologist, I'd spend my life searching for a new kind of dinosaur just to name it brontosaurus.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Nume Moon You're too late - Brontosaurus was given a classification in 2015, yippee !

[@NumeMoon]

Further proof I'm not a paleontologist.

[@KeegoonBarnacle]

Certain species of Apatosaurus were found to be different enough to be separate from their genus, and thus were (somewhat) recently placed in the genus Brontosaurus.

[@xerosicgee3314]

Nume Moon yes XD

[@MrMattogreen25]

Nume Moon There's a new sub-species of Apatasaurus they named Brontosaurus.

[@Tacomaholic]

The inconsistencies in comparing the weight/size of elephants to dinosaurs in this vid are amazing.

[@anonymike8280]

Three importants facts about dinosaurs: They can't be bargained with. They can't be reasoned with And they absolutely will not quit

[@frankrosselot534]

Sounds more like THE TERMINATOR Kyle Reese

[@anonymike8280]

Yeah, that's the idea.

[@ActualRacerX]

“...they absolutely will not stop. Ever. Until you are dead.”

[@kingartison]

So they’re like my dad at Mercedes dealerships noted

[@jakegrant7663]

Nice joke but no, they can be stopped. If you threaten them enough, they will quit

[@spudato961]

this is 2017, Brontosaurus exists again

[@MannyBrum]

I love how Florida is the standard they measure frequency of cannibalism by.

[@dunkelziffer488]

Because Morbid Angel is the Standard for Death Metal.

[@benquinney2]

Man!

[@dominicperez3777]

Ankylosaurus: The Original Ankle Breaker

[@Kanclerz01]

bend the knee!

[@czarrainierc.mendoza7994]

The Prehistoric Allen Iverson

[@kr1st0saurus]

No not ankle breaker SKULL DESTROYER!!!!!!!!

[@thehappygamer5020]

Dominic Perez that's what I was thinking. Lol

[@pedroafonso7531]

*if you don't give me a name i'll have to break your ankles*

[@Brinta3]

5:20 “Look Mum, I can stand on my tail!”

[@eruditootidure2611]

Spinosaurus lived in Northern AFRICA, not North America.

[@eliasred2227]

Erudito otidurE well techincally almost all of them lived in the same continent0

[@frocat5163]

Just like extant animals, particular species live in certain areas. You can't find ostriches anywhere but sub-Saharan Africa, kodiak bears are only found in North America, dingoes are only found in Australia. So, yeah, it actually makes perfect sense that specific dinosaur species lived in specific geographic regions, generally where their fossilized remains have been found. While species like spinosaur aegypticus may have lived in a wider geographic region than present-day Morocco and Egypt. Though, at the time they lived, most of Europe was just a series of archipelagos and northern Africa was a swampy coastland. Spinosaurus was specifically adapted to life in that environment. So, yeah, it's highly unlikely spinosaurs aegypticus lived anywhere outside what is now present-day northern Africa.

[@lucianogomez9845]

Don't you sound stupid

[@suzycreamcheesez4371]

lol! You sound like you're in junior high Balloony Sinep!

[@mbp7060]

Erudito otidurE Some would argue Africa is in North America

[@Dunkle0steus]

"the dinosaurs lived for 65 million years" you sure about that number? You SURE you're doing that right? you REALLLY sure?

[@j.dmetalhead7517]

They lived for around 165 million years and died out 65 (ish) million years ago SIMON GET YER FACTS RIGHT

[@ghoulunathics]

im not saying we should start a riot for this but... damn you Simon!

[@pappanalab]

Guess who's back in paleontology, Brontosaurus. Also, Scotty's dethroned sue in size.

[@nightshark088]

Also spinosaurus lived in North Africa

[@admiralcat3809]

False

[@nightshark088]

Captain Cat how is that false a simple google search would show you the answer

[@T-REX-KNIGHT]

The only known location is Africa

[@DarthTribal]

And in Asia as well so I read. But the Aegyptiacus is the most well known.

[@DarthTribal]

+Captain Cat Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus (Aegyptiacus meaning discovered in Egypt).

[@galacticnigerian947]

they literally used Ark Survival Evolved gameplay

[@jeffreycmartin8881]

^^

[@stainlesssteel3162]

Absolutely awfull, yes

[@numberjack]

Galactic Wolf and Jurassic World scenes

[@isaac2990]

Feel like that was used for comedic purposes

[@admiralsnackbar69]

Spino had a relatively weak bite due to its skull design and muscle attachments, it was a swamp dweller and ate mostly large fish. Definitely not a apex predator to ground animals.

[@MantisLizard511]

That was was thought for while scines now it had bigger bite then t rex

[@onedeprivedboi1625]

If I was a large carnivore and saw a spinosaurus imfront of me, I certainly would be intimidated by it

[@Pablo-fk3tn]

One Deprived Boi but if you were a apex predator of the size of a T. rex would you

[@Pablo-fk3tn]

James Inkton 2 agreed

[@onedeprivedboi1625]

Trex would beat spino no doubt, but those animals never lived near eachother so would rex know if it can beat spino 1st glance? I think it would not like to know as spino would just avoid as well

[@russbowall212]

Brontosaurus was recently (2015) officially reinstated as a dinosur.

[@martysmith2422]

'T-rex of the south was a cannibal"....All predatory dinosaurs were likely cannibles. It would be utterly shocking to find species that werent (if such a thing were possible). Plus, virtually all Rex skulls show signs of battle damage. Likely attempts at killing eachother.

[@MrMattogreen25]

Umm, the tail whip belonged to the Diplodocus... even that clip of the sauropods was clearly Diplodocus fighting off Allosaurs.

[@loj1k829]

Yeah

[@ooohheldenring9770]

Matt Britton the whip, not the sound break. Not a weapon, but a fear tactic

[@MrJonnyPepper]

I think they both had them they were closely related

[@mbp7060]

Matt Britton Clearly.

[@denyellstotler4804]

That guy is so stupid all dinosaur lovers know that with ease

[@indeed7289]

"spinosaurus lived in the swamps of north America" oh so THAT's why its called spinosaurus aEGYPTiacus

[@torchieson4537]

giovanni larrayoz That’s what he’s saying

[@dillonkoester5530]

I love how all the comments are debunking everything they say in the video

[@scotchhockey2020]

You know the video is going to be factually accurate when the thumbnail is a dinosaur TOY that my five year old brother plays with.

[@escott1981]

I have loved Dinosaurs for over 3 decades now. It is just so hard to imagine that such creatures existed. It is really fascinating!!!

[@hunter57037]

bonus fact: They quack

[@NathanCassidy721]

One fact you missed with T Rex that I found intriguing: their jaw could be a potential bioweapon. The theory is that since they were meat eaters and couldn't care less about dental practices, the mouth of was full of bits of rotting meat. As a result, if you somehow survived the bite, the infection of the wound would get you. Kinda fascinating when you think about it.

[@jaybookout121]

The smallest dinosaur is the Bee Hummingbird

[@krazykovahyang999]

The FlamingDracovenator true.

[@Anna-pj8te]

Exactly

[@DEEZTHE]

maybe its a compie but EVOVLED DUN DUN DUN.... dun?

[@chaosthebaryonyx6344]

Completly true

[@dt3008]

The use of Carnotaurus’s horns is still undetermined, your claim is unsubstantiated

[@drasx]

2:59 dinosaurs lived for 65million years? aaaaaand im gone

[@LeadsTheFallen]

"I whip my tail back n forth" haha

[@tirannlaws8311]

If any dinosaurs were still here I'd probably want one as a pet lol

[@MrPeanutTiger]

A real mans best friend.

[@admiralcat3809]

Birds are dinosaurs, buy a chicken

[@Blue_Anzu]

Go buy yourself a parrot, they're dinosaurs

[@admiralcat3809]

Bloodmane1987 why crocodiles? They are not dinosaurs at all

[@ScorpMatoro]

Captain Cat sarcosuchus (did I spell that right?)

[@i_notold8500]

I'm kinda disappointed you didn't include the most terrifying of all Dinosaurs, the "turpissimus bestia", which translates from latin as "ugly beast". More commonly known as an ex-mother-in-law here in the States.

[@kathymain578]

I see 2 of them 2 or 3 times a year one male, one female.

[@whitestorm8287]

It’s not apatosaurus that’s tail can break the sound barrier it’s diplodocus

[@MadiHartel]

Ankylosaur earns the trophy *"THE WORLDS GREATEST ANKLE BREAKER"*

[@dari0827]

the real cringe comes from how he says the names like the argentinosaurs

[@SwrveYT]

shark raptor gallimeemus smh

[@SorgenofBloodmoon]

carnotasaurus lol

[@julietorres4807]

Cringe

[@Harldin]

Why is T REX is king of the Dinosaurs? Rex is Latin for KING

[@garymay799]

Collin Dausman it mattered to mark bolan

[@missminttea6725]

Wow

[@Spartan_-kb4el]

The brontosaurus was reclassified as a separate genus to the apatosaurus in 2015

[@jrkh7702]

Glad someone pointed that out.

[@katox9192]

*160 mil years 2:59+ You shat out a number at 7:30 Mapusauruses weight around 3 - 5 tons + Spinosaurus lived in North Africa 7:25 not north America

[@lonelyb9661]

Here's a little known dinosaur fact: despite what you may have seen in the movies of a dangerous T-rex having a loud scary roar; the T-rex,close cousin of the chicken, actually belted a cock-a-doodle-doo that could be heard for miles.

[@lfuckeggs8604]

James Bowers but it was very low pitched and sounded more like a croc

[@MirageP911]

feel like playing some ark right now

[@jaydens6989]

elvi chomio lol me too

[@wittierspade7600]

I know right

[@vanessafitti3883]

Brennan Bailey on steam :)

[@wolfie_cutieafton4404]

Yᴇᴘ

[@MaxWolop]

vortex gaming Steam although it is £50 or $50

[@simarpreetsingh5892]

This helped me get a lot of facts about dinosaurs! Thx!

[@Vanessinha91Pucca]

Well on Jurastic Park Defence... They were tapping with the genetic code so the Dinos would be a show to watch

[@TerribleLizard]

Vanessa Pucca excellent point ! This makes JP dinosaurs more of a movie monster. They represent what we want dinosaurs to be like mixed with accurate traits.

[@Thagomizer]

What's truly depressing is that pop culture still prefers these chimeras to the real thing. It's an utter failure of imagination when we hear someone whining about how paleontology has ruined their childhood because we now know that raptors had feathers or whatever. As if the latest paleontological findings were some crappy reinvention of a childhood franchise instead of the amazing scientific breakthroughs that they are.

[@GeteMachine]

Despite its high regard a lot of the dinosaurs they used were mashed up species together, and some were highly exaggerated. JP1 is still a great movie but very inaccurate.

[@stormisuedonym4599]

@Transgender prophet Muhammad Few of them did, actually. Most had either filaments or scales.

[@diedertspijkerboer]

The most terrifying fact about dinosaurs that I'm aware of is that they can cause colds and clogged noses until tens of millions of years after their death.

[@Tsumami__]

As soon as Simon said Utahraptor, I got a tourism ad for Utah.

[@behonestwithyourself1201]

I love how they put Ark survival in there it's my favorite game 😆😆😆

[@admiralcat3809]

This is horribly inaccurate

[@syedzafran2682]

@Tae Turner Emojis are lame

[@maximaldinotrap]

@@ToptenzNettop10 This video really is horribly inaccurate.

[@blickluke]

This all sounds like conjecture

[@DanBrown96]

Maybe you should do your own research before making your own assumptions.

[@ionutoctavianpavel8538]

This video isn't terrifyng,is amagazing

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

The weight you gave for Argentinosaurus IS likely correct at 100 tons but that is for very large individuals. An average specimen probably tipped the scales at around 80 tons. And Brontosaurus DID exist. They were just as valid as Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, Brachiosaurus and other sauropods.

[@silvertheelf]

He pronounced almost every dinosaur wrong

[@silvertheelf]

XD

[@silvertheelf]

And also mapooswaurus is the biggest and I know I spelled that wrong

[@MrMattogreen25]

TopTenz Probably in hopes that you'd eventually get one right.

[@MrMattogreen25]

TopTenz He finally got the Spinosaurus right. :)

[@melvinsinatra7794]

triggered dino fan boys

[@derekbryceson7080]

5:01 the smallest dinosaur isn't Chompsognathus but "Mellisuga helenae" The smallest non avian dinosaur wasn't Chompsognathus either, but "Anchiornis huxleyi"

[@cactusj4740]

Mellisuga isn't a dinosaur

[@Anna-pj8te]

Derek Bryceson actually it is the hummingbird.

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

Cactus J yes it is.Its a dinosaur

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

Anna Kilvær Mellisuga helenae is a hummingbird

[@fire398017]

@@alphamaledeathclaw1038 And therefore, a dinosaur, since birds are dinosaurs.

[@keenanradyk7238]

There is such thing as a brontosaurus. It refers to a genus that includes at least three species. It was once considered related to the apatosaurus, however- it is now considered its own separate genus. Do some fact checking before making broad, sweeping claims like that. This show presents itself as educational, and therefore you have a duty to your viewers to conduct the proper research before making any such claims.

[@christineparis5607]

Keenan Radyk Did you watch the video?

[@therextheraptor5950]

This Video is not Accurate

[@andrews.7414]

TheRex&TheRaptor or is it your opinion? why do you even watch this video if you know the right facts?

[@kuunt6065]

Andrew Semuas entertainment

[@fionae.k.2221]

Andrew Semuas and it's not an opinion. It's fact.

[@Jake-im8eq]

The fact that everyone on earth is just like okay with dinosaurs existing in the past is crazy to me. Like just the fact that things that big ever existed is nightmare fuel

[@user-ke2cg6sr7r]

He said the Utah raptor was 6 feet tall, & weighed 1,100 POUNDS. He must have loved eating those brontosaurus burgers.

[@seanharris8419]

6 ft tall 21 ft long. They hunched over to the point where their head would almost be aligned horizontally with their spine. It would be sort of like a 21ft tall man walking around bent from his hips at a 90 degree angle. He would be less than half his original height but still the same weight.

[@jozeftrembecki7620]

imagine being a fully grown argentinosaurus only to get jumped by a pack of massive carnivores, all that effort of 40 years growing and you get eaten alive by some hungry midgets

[@theREDdevilz22]

Why dose everything "TERRIFY " you Simon?

[@christineparis5607]

theREDdevilz22 Because, that's why.

[@zacharygrant8919]

How is this terrifying it's awsome

[@TonynatorT]

If anyone wants some good quality dinosaur documentaries i'd suggest Walking with dinosaurs, When dinosaurs roamed america, Jurassic Fight club, Clash of the Dinosaurs, and Planet Dinosaur, or Dinosaur Planet both are different documentaries encase you were wondering

[@NanuqEditzS]

Mapusauruses (and other large Theropods) didn't hunt in packs, they hunted in gangs

[@christopherm5958]

I get all my dinosaur information from The Flintstones.

[@jordanputtick3860]

So does this guy

[@stainlesssteel3162]

Top 1TERRIFYING Facts About DINOSAURS They're perhaps one of the most missunderstood group of animals to have ever existed.

[@zane9785]

There's no such thing as evolution, just a list of creatures Chuck Norris has allowed to live.

[@papasmoek5050]

You’re 5 years late

[@vulcandor2573]

*15

[@Makarosc]

He's still just a human Martial artist or not just a man

[@ashatteberry2127]

Some KZbinr was about to be mad and then laughed. Nice

[@icyaxie1160]

Leonard Church *22

[@sophiamane]

Ankylosaurus : Breaking ankles millions of years before basketball players

[@michaelwilliams9566]

Awesome video. I was never a Jurassic park fan, but this video has me feeling prehistoric and ready to watch it.

[@CMONCMON007]

No man Spinosaurus lived in what is now North Africa. Cmon America stop claiming everything lmao

[@fire398017]

We had the T-Rex. We win.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

And they ate fish. I'd be terrified to meet one.... If I was a catfish.

[@charlesstuart7290]

I think the Brontosaurus as a separate species in science has made a comeback.

[@TheJLAMAR23]

Where in the world did you get all these size infos? Almost all these are wrong.

[@AidanJackman-of2dg]

TheJLAMAR23 he said spinosaurus was 7-9 tons, its like 12-15

[@elliotoliver3492]

@@AidanJackman-of2dg wrong. They could be anywhere from 7,000 - 21,000 kg

[@jakegrant7663]

That moment when you say someone is wrong, then proceed to be wrong. Lmao

[@Pablo-fk3tn]

Buzzfeed probably

[@aislygncovante7524]

I love the ARK: Survival Evolved footage used here.

[@Killerkolt75]

The dinosaurs lived for 65 million years? I thought that's how long they've been extinct for not how long they lived for

[@erishadiaz4839]

IT WAS AN ARK COMPY OMG THE CUTE BABY!!!!!

[@rexzion1093]

Also what's with the inaccurate pictures

[@mikaellindholm6836]

It wasn't Brontosaurus who could break the sound barrier with its tail! It was Diplodocus! Microraptor is the smallest known dinosaur, not compsognathus. And thanks to new studies, there was created a new construction of the Spinosaur body. It shows that Spinosaurus was way smaller. You should look it up!

[@AidanJackman-of2dg]

Mikael Lindholm microraptor isnt the smallest dinosaur amd spinosaurus is still the heaviest and longest carnivorous dinosaur and is still as tall as a t-rex

[@Jack-cq2oq]

The triceratops actually very rarely fought the T. rex, let alone two adults fighting. The T. rex acted like nowadays carnivores. Killing the weak and small and old of the pack

[@michiganscythian2445]

I thought paleontologists found some Triceratops fossils with scars from T. rex teeth, although that could have come from scavenging

[@krissmonte6374]

Liked I loved it! Gosh. Dinosaurs are so fascinating except you forgot one species uncle. Tony he could brake ankles ,arms ,and more, and you could recognize him by the hair on his palms😁

[@humbertomoreno5246]

The Spinosaurus sail was for to control body heat

[@Flavius_Belisarius]

That is an interesting theory seeing as species like the Dimetrodon had sails for similar reasons.

[@thearizonarangerwiththebig3874]

Humberto Moreno there are multiple theories for it,one could be to intimidate it's opponents like carcharodontosaurus,or the thing you just said

[@kingcrimson5005]

intimidate opponents? no sorry , its sail is a weak spot, when a predator bite it or attack it the spinosaurus would be paralyzed or even be dead

[@thearizonarangerwiththebig3874]

TRLK Tyranosaurus rex I thought the neurons didn't extend to the spine, I must be dumb

[@toyletdesroyer9652]

Shoutout to ark survival evolved

[@kurtisengle6256]

Hang on. It's 20 tons, and it's tail can "Crack-of-Doom", and you think it has to SCARE OFF potential predators. I think I'm done here.

[@FrankieFishess]

Actually the fact about the brontosaurus not actually being a dinosaur was debunked when a new fossil was found.

[@easfgman4687]

This dudes like the Wal-Mart of KZbin channels. I was just watching his Golden State Killer vid last week and now he's spittin knowledge about dinosaurs. Keep on uploading the vids "Sam". Well done.

[@stormisuedonym4599]

'Knowledge'. Pretty much every one had something wrong with it.

[@natferb9858]

Dude I was just sayin get a better source like made in 2017. Fossil knowledge is changing literally all the time.

[@Cabbage0995]

I saw mistakes and needed to correct dem 1 T. rex is not 13ft tall T. rex was around 16-21 ft tall 2 spinosaurus doesn't live in North America. 3 mapusaurus was smaller than T. rex by a few feet 4 compsagnathus wasn't the smallest dinosaur ever 5 argentinosaurus is Said like the country Argentina with the ending saurus 5 argentinasaurus wasn't 26 ft tall it was around 34-48 ft tall Carnotaurus was around 8-10 ft tall not 13 ft tall. Spinosaurus wasn't that much bigger than T. rex Than it says And finally deinonychus was around 4 ft tall and velociraptor was 3 ft tall while Utahraptor was say 6-10 ft tall

[@sabergamer695]

TheEvan Boy no t rex was like 40-45 ft.tall

[@AidanJackman-of2dg]

TheEvanBoy Vlogs ur dumb

[@Anna-pj8te]

TheEvanBoy Vlogs the smallest dinosaur to ever exist is the hummingbird

[@TOON.MUSIC.503]

What ACTUAL EVIDENCE DO YOU HAVE TO PROVE ANY OF THIS. IF THERE AREN'T ANY EVIDENCE AT ALL, IT'S ALL FAKE

[@Spinosaurus-nz1lz]

Aidan Jackman he is not dumb everything he said is true.

[@NemanorTheAlmighty]

small correction, dinosaurs lived for around 180 milion years in total during the Mesozoic not 65. Were your channel exclusively related to dinosaur facts which it isn't I'd be thrilled to work with you on the dates and other useless information that might be interesting haha, look forward to the next video 'Around three mins in for correction'

[@stephanM5]

Because you were there right?.

[@count7340]

I've never heard Simon Whistler whistle.

[@CapSolo010]

Wait a second, Spinosaurus was found in Egypt. Anything found in America had to be a Succomimus

[@ceppoc]

Say it after me: Car-no-taurus It’s not that hard

[@spac3doge141]

Car-no-taur-us*

[@Pablo-fk3tn]

Spac3Doge all you did was split up more

[@sirmessydesk7538]

yeah i cringed when he said it wrong XD

[@recklessrex]

Omg ikr I had been cringing before hand but at least the way he says Majungasaurus, Gallimimus, and Argentinosaurus actually use the letters provided. Jfc "car-no-to-saur-us" lmao

[@MrPeanutTiger]

the real question is What did dinosaur meat taste like?

[@johnferdon6525]

Matlock Chicken

[@hctiballik7912]

I can't believe I have been a dinosaur enthusiast all my life & never thought of this question.

[@admiralcat3809]

Haven't tasted a single chicken or any bird? Birds are dinosaurs

[@Blue_Anzu]

I can believe it, because you've most likely eaten dinosaur before, chicken, turkey, duck, goose

[@maxmoore497]

Chicken.

[@hhinchyboy4328]

Anyone else notice how many of the names he butchered 😂

[@Samsquamsh]

He's NOTORIOUS for doing that. He seems so well educated too...

[@JB-kx1he]

It's pretty cool that you included footage from the game ark survival evolved in the video lol. That game holds a special place in my heart

[@yasintiham8150]

Mobile?

[@genekostcruiser]

Fantasic show i look forward to listening to this at work every day.

[@nicktalley933]

He seriously can’t pronounce Argentino! exactly like Argentina where the Argentinosaurus was discovered.

[@maximaldinotrap]

That isn't even the worst part of the video. Apparently Spinosaurus lived in the swamps of North America.

[@dinoxels]

People aren't bringing this up, but Trike's frills barley did anything against a Tyrannosaurus. It was just solid bone, and the horns were very flimsy.

[@n.b.l.5709]

Liar!

[@benjo145]

pretty sure your pronouncing Argentinosaurus wrong, it was found in Argentina, hence the name. pronounced the same as Argentina.

[@footrot17]

The brontosaurus boogie has more of a ring to it

[@jonas01999ify]

Conspiracy Theory: The loud unexplained booming sounds people have been hearing around the world have been Brontosaurus's.

[@dantemoose420]

might i suggest using more accurate adjectives in your titles? these weren't exactly terrifying. more like... i dunno, lukewarm? like a cup of tea we forgot about for a few minutes too long. good, but not as good as it couldve been.

[@christineparis5607]

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[@Musicreach101]

Bah.... just enjoy the video sheesh 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@maukka1545]

DIPLODOCUS NOT APATOSAURUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@maukka1545]

There are so much mistakes. This is a fact video for simple people.

[@maukka1545]

this video is too stupid

[@Blue_Anzu]

Stop raging lol geez how do you know they both couldn't break the sound barrier with their tail? And the video didn't have *too* many mistakes, it had a few but not too many

[@syedjeffri5767]

They're not the SAME dinosaur.

[@valfardskrigare9407]

Not so scary, they are all dead.

[@MrEscen]

Opus Dei are you sure?

[@valfardskrigare9407]

They are not dinosaurs. The bird hipped (or ornithischian) dinosaurs, as their name reflects, have a very similar hip structure to living birds. All of these dinosaurs were herbivores, and the main groups include forms such as Hypsilophodon and the 'duck-billed' hadrosaurs such as Maiasaura (an ornithopod), the horned dinosaurs such as Triceratops (a ceratopsian) and other large herbovores such as Stegosaurus and the club-tailed Ankylosaurus. All major groups of dinosaurs can be grouped together to form an evolutionary 'tree' that illustrates their evolutionary relationships. The diagram below shows the arrangement of bones in the ornithischian hip, in which the pubis points backward parallel with the ischium.

[@valfardskrigare9407]

Evolved, they are no dinosaurs now.

[@kaytk1762]

@@valfardskrigare9407 Birds = Dinosaurs

[@jrkh7702]

@@valfardskrigare9407 great speech except the theory is birds evolved from.the Saurischia.

[@jamlym4974]

It's amazing how much people know just based off of fossils.

[@ArmchairDeity]

“Fortunately for Simon, his eventual affiliation with media outlet Today I Found Out would ensure that the phrase ‘a bony ball’ would never have to cross his lips again.”