Utahraptor: The Largest & Scariest of all Raptor Dinosaurs | Dinosaur Documentary

[@kenyongray2615]

If Utahraptor was hungry and all of a sudden you appeared in its line of vision, bye, it was good to know you. Thanks for featuring Utahraptor.

[@OGtruthserum]

If you fight back, it may stop and back away. It literally facing the earth greatest predator!

[@kenyongray2615]

@@OGtruthserum Very possible Utahraptor would back off if it realized you are not an easy meal.

[@OGtruthserum]

@@kenyongray2615 I'm Vietnamese, I may not back up if I'm hungry---I'm in full pursuit mode! A 6-foot chicken would feed an entire family for weeks!

[@kenyongray2615]

@@OGtruthserum Pursuit mode is always great.

[@FelixstoweFoamForge]

If you get right down to it, Utahraptor is simply the ultimate chicken of death.

[@charlesbennett7484]

☠️ 🐓

[@versus.dustin]

Ultra Mega Chicken... No... Shhhh, he is legend.

[@threegenders201]

More like a 6ft turkey

[@garydavenport5973]

I found this video program as EXCELLENT!! 😊 The Illustrations and Graphics are 9.1 of 10 = SUPER!! 👍👍 12:02

[@cmee8632]

Love your content. Keep it up😊

[@Tteas215]

My favorite dinosaur ever.

[@Trojan0304]

Like the info & artwork, thanks from Dino lover. Subscribed 🦖🦕

[@hyper8545]

I like raptors the most 😅

[@worfoz]

It's mutual: I'm sure they would like (to taste) you too.

[@charlesbennett7484]

My favorite raptor!! 👍

[@superiorcybergodzilla5670]

Utahraptor a.k.a. Mega Raptor

[@frederickd.provoncha8671]

Well this is confusing. There are two mountain ranges in Utah named the "Cedar Mountains": one in Tooele County and one in Iron County. The Cedar Mountain Formation, where Utahraptor was discovered, is in neither one of them, but in eastern Utah in Emery County. Strange.

[@feuryie]

on the feather debate i've heard a reason for 'lacking' with larger ones like ceratosaurus was the heat their very size created. if so this would be a reason for utah raptor to lack feathers being its far larger than something like velociratpor or deinonychus. otherwise... yes, it would probably share this feature with its other relatives.

[@nonyabiz9487]

Ultra Mega Nightmare Chicken!

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@posticusmaximus1739]

Utahraptors would be more appropriate for Jurassic park

[@DinosaurPlayzGames]

Yes and No 😂

[@RedBeardJohnny61]

Jurassic world evolution 2 introduced utahraptor

[@marcus6715]

They based those velociraptors from the movies on Utahraptor

[@FosterTravis1071]

I thought it was dromeosarus itself. ​@marcus6715

[@Tteas215]

Absolutely agree

[@An_Ice_Berg]

Big ol turkeys

[@abdulazizrex]

Utahraptor greatly exceeded 350 kilograms, it weighed 500 kilograms on average.

[@RajRaja-wo3uu]

❤

[@YusufArshad-o8f]

Actually Utahraptor has recently been replaced by a new even larger trooidontid from china now currently they have only found footprints for this Dino but from those footprints they have managed to estimate that it was even larger then utahraptor so if we are talking about dromieosuars the yes Utah is the largest but if we are talking about all raptors with sickle claws including trooidontids which we should then no utahraptor is no longer the largest of all raptors if you want to know more then search it up sorry for all the misspellings

[@hcollins9941]

@user-fx9th7mi9c I’m sorry to say, but Utahraptor is more than likely not gonna be dethroned by this new giant Troodontid. Troodontids are now no longer seen as members of the Dromaeosaurid or even as a sibling branch. They are now seen as another branch of the Paraves group. In fact, Troodontids are older than the Dromaeosaurus! With the oldest so far being Hesperornithoides; which lived side-by-side with stegosaurus and allosaurus in the Morrison formation of North America! So far Utahraptor is the largest confirmed Dromaeosaur; but that doesn’t mean that it won’t be dethroned. There is some fragmentary fossils in the Bissekty Formation of a large possible, Dromaeosaur that was at first thought to have been an Carcharodontosaurid! It doesn’t have a name yet; but it does have the nickname, the Bissekty Giant. If this does prove to be a Dromaeosaur, then this would be one that is 26 feet long and weighing 1 ton. Making it 3 to 8 feet longer and 1000 to 1400 pounds heavier than Utahraptor!

[@YusufArshad-o8f]

@@hcollins9941 oh I didn’t know but thanks for correcting me and you are right Utah could be dethroned one day we will just have to wait and see

[@hcollins9941]

@user-fx9th7mi9c Although one day, the Utahraptor might be dethroned is the largest Dromaeosaur in the world; that doesn’t stop it from keeping the title of the largest Dromaeosaur in North America!

[@bramger21]

How about Fukuiraptor?

[@njt452fmsupertuner]

Were there trees with these animals roamed? Because their bodies seem to be adapted to run up trees at speed.

[@schwartz9775]

U forgot obout the mape/mega raptor!??!!!?!??!!??!

[@wilhathaway1987]

Where is the proof they had feathers? I hate that people actually believe reptiles had feathers

[@jacobmyers8878]

Disregard the time zones of this stufy , carbon dating is hard on the cities in archeology, but in palientology has soft tissue in some bones indicating a earlier period

[@amyevans5525]

Firt

[@PalBatey]

Did you mean "first"?

[@posticusmaximus1739]

@@amyevans5525 did you mean "flirt"?

[@worfoz]

Best firt ever! Firtually.

[@zeeaurora6264]

As if typing ''First'', ''Second'', etc isn't bad enough, *this* dimwit misspelled it too. Sad.

[@jay-by1se]

let me translate this video. We found a leg of a dinosaur.. we don’t know anything else about the dinosaur

[@DinosaurPlayzGames]

I would like to have my leg back please 😅😢 you cannot just be like "Finders Keepers Losers weepers" because we will get revenge 😂 for our bones to be removed from the forest-earthy sandy water bed of a grave we were in, but I will let you use our bones and skin tissues (if you can find them😅 and dig up a way of trying to understand us ) for your amusement of Knowledge for entertainment of interesting facts that we have left behind for you.

[@pauliemc2010]

Let me guess. You’re a creationist.

[@pauliemc2010]

And nope they found hundreds of bones in one site ranging from baby to adult.

[@DinosaurPlayzGames]

@@pauliemc2010 true

[@DinosaurPlayzGames]

@@pauliemc2010 if I am then I am, wouldn't bother me since I'm Native.

[@jaysilverheals4445]

cut the crap and go back to giving kilogram and meters also converted to english.

[@markantony3875]

Why? Nobody in the world other than U.S. uses imperial units any longer. Time to get with the program and learn SI units. It is not hard and makes way more sense. American money is based on system of 10, so why not your measurements?

[@jangleleg117]

Someone needs a thesaurus or a new seminar to upgrade the old tool belt. I've never heard someone say so little with so many worthless sentences.

[@zeeaurora6264]

Probably compiled by ChatGPT or similar AI. Content creators rely too much on these goofy ''solutions'', that's why it sounds like nonsense or like they're having a stroke at times.

[@jaco8709]

Jesus Christ...... Just stop giving the "LIZARDS" feathers

[@halloranedward]

There's zero evidence that they had feathers.

[@crateredcallisto2854]

paleontologists have found quill nobs (which are bumps that indicate where feathers are attached and are present in modern birds) on most dromaesaurs, so its very likely that utahraptor had them too