Utahraptor at the Morrison Museum

[@emilbecker8970]

I love these little outings my love of dinosaurs has never died and red is a fine looking raptor enjoy your day everyone

[@typograf62]

A dinosaur had never been found in Denmark (except from a lot of birds). So some years ago a group of unemployed youth were "set to sieve through a gravel pit" on Bornholm. The did find a tooth from a dromaeosaurid. The new Danish heroes for a long time!

[@jesusisgod2953]

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[@usainvanrudisha1649]

That’s a funny looking Viking

[@AsheOdinson]

Very cool to see a momentary change of pace, especially since I have a passing interest in natural history.

[@factsman162]

my inner dinosaur-phase child is thrilled by this video

[@elfarlaur]

8:41 "Marilyn Manson it" I'm dying

[@ThatStoicWitch]

I snort-laughed!

[@macevans3]

Love the factual info; thoroughly enjoy these two going back and forth!

[@Nikanoru]

Raptor Red was my favorite book as a kid

[@Tyrannosaurine]

Raptor Red is one of my favorite books as an adult.

[@AndyTernay]

What do you mean without a connection to Old Norse? Utahraptor is the definition of drengr!!!

[@ryanconner2600]

Hahahaha that Marilyn Manson reference, very good analogy Dr. Crawford.

[@Ravynwulf]

Good morning Dr. Crawford. Aren't you glad that raptors hand didn't fall off? 😂

[@stevemackelprang8472]

It's a great little museum,, was there a little over a year ago,, highly recommended.

[@MissKellyBean]

I just went to the Houston Museum of Natural History to see the dinosaurs, and then this? (I'm being watched. Worlds are colliding... Why is there a dinosaur in my Crawford video? Peanut butter in my chocolate! What's happening?!?!?) Cool video. :-) Neat.

[@jarihult3199]

Mr Crawford, please don't break off that raptor's arm and use it as a backscratcher!

[@jacob_vt]

All those lost bones of raptors' arms are probably stolen by him so that he'll have an endless supply of backscratchers

[@jarihult3199]

I guess I should have called him Dr. Crawford, but hopefully that social gaffe doesn't matter too much.

[@stolman2197]

Thanks for this video.

[@rae3859]

I chuckled at the water talk; I distinctly remember Bill Nye saying we're probably drinking dinosaur spit, among other things really. Love the pose btw.

[@nblankensh]

That's a pretty cool experience you had there. Thank you for sharing it. Down this way, Arizona, we get a lot of underwater critters found. Bet you didn't know you live on the beach?

[@harjutapa]

Now I wonder what sort of dinosaurs lived in modern Scandinavia way back in the day.

[@MissKellyBean]

Me too!

[@saftobulle]

We have a raptor that’s closely related to the Utahraptor, the “Götaraptor”

[@knight907]

He never actually answered the question of what we know about the Utahraptor. He talked a lot about what we *don’t* know, but kinda skipped the part about what we do. However, my first thought when I saw it was that it looks like it’s cleaning itself, so kudos to him for his excellent posing (if he was responsible for that). 👍

[@Battleschnodder]

No he answered what we know: its general positioin in its little ecosystem. It was a hypercarnivore and an apex preditor.

[@JagerLange]

D'yer like raptors? D'yer like Utah? Well you'll love...!!!

[@duanenash9474]

Nice mount.

[@KeithDvorak]

You need to dig and fond a new species of raptor so you name it RagnorRaptor.

[@Alacondor]

Looks like I m going to Colorado

[@Alacondor]

Please more dinosaurs videos

[@peterlarson233]

I'm Old Norse Specialist Dr. Jackson Crawford, I teach at the University of Colorado - Boulder, previously at UC Berkeley and UCLA. Today we're talking about Alierasaurus ronchii and its relationship to the rest of the Caseidae family.

[@Alacondor]

That’s the dream

[@Alacondor]

Viking dinosaurs.... I’m sorry tell me what’s better

[@punchysonichu5395]

@@Alacondor Viking dinosaur cowboys. They ride broad-sailed wagonships across the deserts and plains, raiding human villages and ambushing trains loaded with dinosaur mead.

[@punchysonichu5395]

You could also have cowboy vikings with dinosaurs, who are cowboys that worship Odin and sail the North Sea on the backs of mosasaurs.

[@awolf4827]

The Poetic Edda doesn't say Odin didn't ride a Utahraptor during battle at Ragnorok

[@hc8719]

How big is Red’s skull?

[@JimiandSamantha]

I wish the volume was higher on his videos. With headphones it's fine, but without them, or when I want to play on a TV, his channel is the only one that needs to be at max volume.

[@STHFGDBY]

Did he say at 0:48 ''Does have a little bit of red skin? ''

[@crateredcallisto2854]

i think he was saying the bones have a bit of a red tint

[@ihaddox1199]

@4:45 So Deinonychus isn't pronounced like the Greek god.

[@STHFGDBY]

The myth about Raptors was that they were highly intelligent, that they were problem solving and all that, just like they were portrayed in Jurassic park, like opening doors etc. But in fact they were very far from being intelligent. Their brain cavity was tiny, about the size of a rabbits, and were as about as intelligent as a rabbit. They didn't need to be intelligent because they were armed to hunt and were fast. See their meal, chase it, kill it and eat it. They didn't need to have a battle plan. They probably killed mostly small mammals, and slower moving mammals, fast enough, but too slow when being chased by a raptor. Raptors came in different sizes, but the Utahraptor was a dangerous beast. He was big and fast, and in today's world it could take down the biggest Siberian Tiger with ease.

[@mostlypeacefulrowan8747]

so what you're saying is vikings rode dinosaurs into battle

[@michaelshannon6134]

That's an impressive pelvis.

[@nikfenrir]

Wyrm

[@markcash2]

I wonder what them things tasted like? Would you cook it on a big rotisserie like a giant chicken? Would you instead road it in an earthen oven? One thing I wouldn't do is throw it in a hot spring in Yellowstone or Iceland and boil it. Boiled chicken was never my favorite!