Unbelievable Ancient Sea Monsters of The Mesozoic Era: Dinosaur Documentary

[@Chrissweet1701]

Very well done. Only thing that would make it better was if your videos were in a playlist so I didn't get interrupted by other videos. Keep up the amazing work.

[@kenyongray2615]

It would have been very dangerous to go for a leisurely swim back in those days. You would have made a very small snack for a lot of the sea creatures featured in this marvelous documentary.

[@andrewscoppetta4944]

Why is the top comment literally just the title?! Why aren’t more people watching and commenting on this channel?! It’s so good… Keep up the good work. Like Shoeless Joe said… if you build it, they will come

[@demonblood8841]

Only just found this channel and i love it subbed

[@McDanklestank]

This is terrifying..... I wanna scan it - Every subnautica Player ever

[@eugenebulatao5629]

i feel sleepy

[@gregwatkins2525]

I think they're narrator could put a hyperactive child to sleep

[@kledus420smith8]

NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE

[@KiowaNDN]

Hope I can get to sleep in 40 minutes

[@nutz_veeder2690]

That’s why I watch these lol

[@randallpetroelje3913]

😂 me too

[@gluehuff43]

I've been enjoying these!

[@johnshields6852]

Turtles don't get a lot of attention but their amazing creatures, their way of going back to the beaches they were born to lay eggs and continue their bloodline.

[@stephenkessel1990]

Natives lived on turtles prolly more than anything the turtle is most likely the reason ppl survived with out refrigeraters.

[@oxcart4172]

They do on British wildlife programmes for some reason. I've lost count of how many times they turn up in them!

[@TheRealFeechLaManna]

This was great! Wow! So..Who IS the all-time Tyrannosaurus Rex of the ocean? Who is the meanest marine beast of them all? Who would win the final battle?

[@pm2785]

Mosasaur

[@gic8849]

I’ve been waiting foreverrrr Ty! ☺️

[@lunamaria1048]

This was very fascinating!☺️

[@NaNa-j7b2q]

Omg i just actually learned today about that "new" itch. They're saying it wasn't the biggest..pretty cool!!

[@theresah9050]

I enjoyed this very much especially the narrator. This is a fascinating subject- I thank you for your hard work putting this together. Confused as to what some of the commenters on here were expecting. Being an armchair critic is easy, how many KZbin videos have y’all made?

[@BinroWasRight]

This is excellent, thank you! 🙂

[@frankhernandez6883]

*Great lecture, great video*

[@tomtalker2000]

That little red eared slider turtle. Was quite brazen walking up the head of that crocodile.

[@S-T-E-V-E]

I wonder if the Marine Iguana of Galapagos will evolve into Placodus like creatures, they do seem to bear a striking resemblance already!

[@kevinforeman4485]

There are no creatures evolving today. & never have.

[@tiedyehobo]

Maybe it might turn into your mother in law.

[@silvermainecoons3269]

@@kevinforeman4485 I bet I can guess what else you believe in. Flat earth, young earth, anti-vaccine, pro-woo, Q-anon, anti-science in general. Demons, lizard people, blah blah blah. Do you also think Trump was sent by god? Please answer, I need a good laugh.

[@Liksterr97]

Evolution is a lie. What animal do you know that grows something it’s lacking out of nowhere? Things jjst don’t morph into something else unless reproduced. Every species that has lived and that lives has had one species and one goal to reach. That’s keep their species going. Once they die there is no more. Maybe another species will fill the niche, but never will one species transform into the next at will or thought. This isn’t the lgbt, but actual life.

[@darrenadams-mv7mu]

ancient sea monsters good show

[@dane4890]

Love the voice 👌

[@t-dog8528]

I wonder if the long necks helped in kelp beds, huge kelp beds

[@sonjastarr1364]

Hi. A country girl here. I keep picturing how the cows are always reaching over the fence for the grass on the other side, only now I'm seeing them swimming in water eating kelp. Lol funny picture. I think you may be right.

[@superiorcybergodzilla5670]

Sea Monsters of the Mesozoic

[@TienNguyen-lr3yw]

Now dead monsters of the Mesozoic age

[@petrairene]

Shouldn't a Mosasaur, as a relative of snakes and monitor lizards have a forked tongue to smell for prey?

[@bonafidehomicide5742]

I'm not sure that tongues fossilize, but that's a very interesting theory

[@blackbaccarabloom]

23:12 When we just say it is about the Monster of Aramberri, the dipiction is not wrong. I think it actually even is about the Monster of Arambarri. They thought it was a Liopleurodon. That is why they overrestimated the size of Liopleurodon. But the Monster of Aramberri was truly unrealisticly huge. It and Predator X would have deserved mentioning in this video. But still nice video.

[@jaredquinney204]

Interesting

[@buffalorick5598]

Do you believe that Plesiosaur’s for an example, would have been off the coast of North America? Where the water certainly would have been too cold for a reptile? Does the fossil record show any of these monsters in the northern hemisphere?

[@tiedyehobo]

The thunderbird was seen by native Americans. South Americans saw real life dinosaurs(dragons) In the congo they still see dinosaurs. And then you have the loch Ness monster or can believe the bullshit they teach in schools

[@arkhorn146]

They were everywhere, all over the world.

[@calebsmith2362]

The Atlantic ocean didn't even exist when Plesiosaurs fist evolved in the Late Triassic. They lived long enough to see a large but narrow/water-filled crack form and separate the East Coast from (what is today) Europe. By the time of their extinction this once narrow channel had opened-up into the vast Atlantic ocean we know today. The Mesozoic oceans were, generally, much warmer than today. There was no ice at the poles and marine reptiles established a worldwide distribution. Plesiosaurs (along with the Ichthyosaurs) were some of the most successful of all Marine Reptiles.

[@HappyLeigh]

​@@arkhorn146Yes! So cool! I once watched a video some years ago about how plesiosaurs managed to take over the world and I've been looking for it ever since but I can't find it. 😅

[@kayvaanmcsharrowkyn6901]

Even though WALKING WITH DINOSAURS completely made "PREDATOR X"🤣🤣 Out to incorrect Massive proportions... Listening to Sir David Attenborough Narrate as it was being savage and eating other things made me feel like a Kid again

[@Cheyenne_Nation]

we still have the giant salt water crocadiles. thats an ocean reptile

[@XeLYoutube]

relaxing the complete oposit of my music

[@gthomashart3926]

Have you ever heard of the conventional plural “genera”?

[@phillipmitchell2254]

stop with the AI narrators already

[@jtschnow9253]

I had a baby long neck plessiosaur...escaped now there all over Florida...

[@arkhorn146]

Liar.

[@SeanFoxxx]

Dude sounds like he’s boring himself to sleep

[@jp-um2fr]

Far, far better than a wide open mouth surrounded by teeth.

[@Headwind-1]

@@jp-um2fr oh no it isn't . . .

[@kjellegilhustad2095]

So Pilosaurus Funkei aka predator-X is not worth talking about?

[@sasha5320]

We wouldnt last a minute in those oceans😂

[@neilfoss8406]

What kind of drugs do these comments about sleepiness have to take. This is far too interesting to sleep through I find.

[@GotMesomeMe]

Do sea creatures drink saltwater?.... If they do then why can't I or other animals? What's the science behind it

[@enricosoudaiha4067]

You don’t to put an add every 3 mins we just lose interest in the video

[@patricklee6066]

This is,i think,a human voice,not c3po for a change.Its a nice warm voice,too good to be robotic.

[@bonafidehomicide5742]

Lol that voice is straight outta the box AI

[@akmalazman2300]

Is there any documentary without AI voice? Im sick of hearing these robots voice

[@andyc4295]

This was an interesting video, but I have some constructive criticisms that could help future videos. 1. I'm unsure if the narration was done via text to voice, but the constant inflections and silences at the end of words (e.g., they go down in volume) was repetitive- almost too repetitive- and was a bit distracting for me. If the narration was spoken more realistically, I'd be more engaged. It is important to have feeling in narration, but the rhythm of words screamed Artificial Intelligence product to me. 2. The plural of genus is genera. 3. I think you overused the term "trash bin taxon". 4. "Pretty much" really lowered the formality of the video. Instead, you could say "[taxon name] is recognized by many." And it does not sound as informal as "[taxon name] is recognized by pretty much everyone". With these additions/edits, I think you'd have a 5 star video.

[@EdnaBaptist]

dope shit

[@malneir]

3:28 I have all day.

[@HammboneBob]

Look at all those adds

[@davewilliammee6684]

needs more commercials, can' get enough ads to buy crap while watching video's.

[@maeve4686]

It's visually interesting, but the robotic voice needs improvement, or if human, needs to learn to pronounce names & words properly. Ex:...it's Genus , not genius...good grief.

[@NaNa-j7b2q]

Nice!perfect timing as im getting a bowl ready on this windy snowy nite!!woodstove going, nothing to do best feeling watchin these great lil docs!!i must say the top..whatever with them beautiful duck bill lips!damn you know how much women pay to look like fools?!as this poor creature gets found after millions of yrs...n the so called "experts" cant even get them noticeable sexy lips correct!smh!jeeze!luv these documentaries yahll are the reason i wished i paid attention as a kid n became a paleontologist instead of a nurse!its unfortunate...oh well i thank you all anyways!❤❤ dinosaurs are absolutely badass!!🦕🦞🐚🐜🦂🕸🍣

[@tonytaskforce3465]

I'll have some of what you've been smoking.

[@NaNa-j7b2q]

@@tonytaskforce3465 haha yah deff kicked my ass! I woke up, started feelin hung over!

[@MonsterXenomorphVelocira-uq3mj]

but no, not t rex, it's not a monster

[@andrewpaige1194]

Lots of inaccuracies, especially about sizes, but nice video, nonetheless.

[@gthomashart3926]

Try to learn that the plural of ‘genus’ is ‘genera’. 😡

[@jimpassi349]

the bible talks about them too livathen / beohemaths / science calls them different names

[@AncientCreature-i2o]

Tooooo slowwwww

[@earnestedwin819]

That's true mososouars dinosaur is capture in camera are still alive in under deep water this video on KZbin

[@rolandlabelle188]

This is absolutely ridiculous, it's not a documentary, it's sci Fi at it's worst

[@bonysminiatures3123]

jesus is sci-fi

[@rolandlabelle188]

@@bonysminiatures3123 so sorry, I'm I'm a former paleontology student ,and even then, I'm skeptical about getting the facts right, but this is just hoo-ha (ridiculous) fiction!

[@lazyishardwork]

@@rolandlabelle188 student doesn't make you an expert. Where's the proof you ever studied paleontology anyway. I don't believe you. No one should

[@htownjesse]

Too wordy, too slow, excruciatingly so. I'm outtie.

[@chrisreynolds9426]

Boring commentary

[@lazyishardwork]

and you don't see the irony of your boring comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@milankeleuva021]

oo man . your slowmotion voice is just for skipping the ideo . I am sure you think it is interesting but man, talk!!!

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[@richardvangelder3666]

Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame!

[@lazyishardwork]

yes, yes you are

[@أسد_مبين]

Baseless hoax !

[@hugusdiccus9945]

What?

[@brendancraig2008]

You had that fish that looked similar to the marlin but I don't believe they eva existed

[@scorngodzilla7470]

Ye pit a picture of jurassic world in it u clickbaiter

[@PlanX00X]

Boring af

[@Headwind-1]

yeap tis gone

[@lazyishardwork]

and you're an expert on boring aren't you