What's Your Favorite YouTuber's Favorite Dinosaur?

Who is your favorite KZbinr? Well we went to AnimalCon USA and found as many as we could so we could ask them the most important question in the world: what's your favorite dinosaur?
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[@ClintsReptiles]

What's your favorite dinosaur?

[@keewalks5310]

Saurophaganax

[@bigllewey]

Godzilla. But if I had to pick a real dinosaur, it would have to be Tyrannosaurus Rex. Some Neuroscientists challenged EQ with their newer way of approaching Dino intelligence measuring cerebral neurons, now theres the theory that T.Rex's intelligence could have been akin to some primates. Though it's not a foolproof or fully accurate method of intelligence measurement. It's super rad to think how smart dinosaurs could've been. It makes them more terrifying, too!

[@Snigel-Enna]

Acrocanthosaurus, the tall spines makes the silhouette look so cool

[@GTSE2005]

Spinosaurus and Stegosaurus are tied, honorable mentions are Maip and Deinocheirus

[@EsfingeCinza]

Carnotaurus babyyy~ salsage with legs and horns for the win~ also WITH BRIGHT FETHEARED TINY ARMS HECK YEAH

[@pythonkeeper148]

Cool answers and all, but I bet no one has ever had the thought that *pigeons* are the *only dinosaurs* in all of history *that have ever received military service medals* and I think we need to talk about it.

[@davidec.4021]

Very important comment

[@thelegendaryfk7922]

I think that's a great injustice to the emus seeing as they won a war and they didn't get any metals for their service not even any veteran benefits

[@Imperobator-still-here]

Real

[@kR-qj7rw]

.... You are right

[@tadihotado3518]

Yea but i dont think there are piegons that are literally named “king” and it’s existence is revolved around it

[@catpoke9557]

"Birds. Cuz I don't know the others." I don't know why but that was probably the funniest response to me in this whole video

[@musicobsessive123]

shes really sweet n fun. i love her channel she has a lot of super cool spiders

[@BriDia3]

Tarantula Kat was the 1st channel I subscribed to when I got into spiders, followed by Tarantula Collective and Tom Moran. She's so sweet! And Clint's love for ALL animals and his excitement is just so addictive and engaging ❤

There's a meme that talks about how adulting is boring because no one ever asks what your favorite dinosaur is anymore. Thank you Clint for making my adulthood a little less suckful :)

[@barbellboa8421]

Absolutely NO love for the Spinosaurs!?!? I'm personally so very hurt. Spinosaurus aegyptica is my favorite dinosaur, if for no other reason than the constant debate surrounding how it actually lived! But I also do have a soft spot for the Pachycephalasaurs because I too, smash my head off of everything

[@omary5439]

I know I was completely shocked at the lack of spinosaurus in there it's just an awesome dinosaur and it originates from my own country which is also awesome

[@creativescreenname2750]

I think people have leaned away from spino because JPs version of it was so inaccurate and the controversy it created. For a long time the idea it could kill Trex was wild spread and of course we now know (some of us have always known) that Trex was just too powerful. Still, a fascinating dino in its own right.

[@AzraelThanatos]

@@creativescreenname2750 Both JP versions are inaccurate there...one that's a very different design that popped up in the early Jurassic Park and Lost World stuff before the design for JP3.

[@salamlawrence9658]

I know. I love Spinosaurus. It's so weird, controversial, but so cool. And I loved JP3 because of the spino, I don't care what anyone else thinks.

[@jessicaboyer2214]

Yes! Spinosaurs is the best

[@jaycejones4928]

I remember being asked as a kid “what’s your favorite dinosaur?” and I refused to answer because I love them all equally. My answer has yet to change.

[@mari-du7wl]

Same!

[@LavastormSW]

"What's your favorite dinosaur?" "Yes."

[@RiverWilliamson]

An absolutely solid answer. They are all cool

[@GamePlague]

I would need to spend a full day researching before I could even hope to choose something I would be willing to temporarily call my favorite.

[@alveolate]

this actually got me thinking... are there any yucky dinosaurs? like, i dunno, ugly or really annoying or something... maybe an egg-stealer? compsognathus perhaps?

[@reubendaly827]

It brought me so much happiness when Cataleah said Pachycephalosaurus, that's my absolute favorite! They deserve way more recognition for how weird they are!

[@terrancat]

Any I can't pronounce can't be my favorite. They are cool and unique though.

[@walttholomew]

I was wondering when someone from the Pachy Pack would represent, and then she couldn't even pronounce it. I was sad. But Pachycephalosaurus has been my favorite for a long time because it's a hard-headed idiot that runs recklessly into its problems in the hopes that will somehow fix them. Like me.

[@stubonk6346]

I have 2 favorite dinosaurs and one of them is Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis.

[@alveolate]

pachys are criminally under-represented in dino shows... i think there was one in the jurassic park franchise maybe? was it in jurassic world or something... don't remember any in land before time :/

[@dylandonovan9579]

Pachycephalosaurus has been my fav forever, love those goofy hard headed bastards

[@bluenine85]

"I'm from Canada but don't hold that against me" I went to the same highschool as the guy who lost a sawscale viper in his apartment building and got venomous reptiles banned from Canada, I feel for this lol

[@capuchinosofia4771]

Hahaha omg really? Is that the guy on the vid or someone else?

[@RoseNZieg]

I think the original post was taking about someone else.

[@brianroberts783]

For many years my answer was Deinonychus, but over the last few years I've had to change the answer to Yi qi, because it's a freaking tiny dragon! Also, honorable mention to the giant pterosaur (not a dinosaur) Thanatosdrakon, because having a scientific name that means "Death Dragon" is super badass.

[@Sable17]

Therizinosaurus! Such a HUGE, scary looking dinosaur that was just an herbivore. And the longest claws ever, how cool is that? Not to mention the mystery around its discovery.

[@matyaskassay4346]

Hadrosaurs deserve more love, they're so interesting! They're both bipedal and quadropedal, they could get ginormous, they had chewing teeth much more effective than those of mammals, they had freakin' musical instruments on their faces, what's not to love about them?

[@darkonyx6995]

Indeed!! I realy love Corythosaurus!

[@sentinelthefate]

Where is my Ankylosaurus gang? Seriously that dinosaur was an absolute unit! Edit: my favorite ankylosaurid is probably Euoplocephalus. It's just got a fun name tbh.

[@stornkolson]

I've always been team Ankylosaur

[@JimCullen]

If we're strictly talking non-avian dinosaurs, Ankylosaurus is my answer and has been since I was a young child and thought the name was anklyosaurus and had something to do with ankles.

[@23SquareHead]

Right here

[@iridiumSerpent]

My favourite ankylosaurid is Minmi!

[@Edward-Not-Elric]

Amen

[@zacg_]

I just love Dingo's answer. The delivery is fantastic. While I know he's South African and not Australian, my American brain will always connect him with Steve Irwin because that enthusiasm is there. And I think him answering is as close as we could ever get to asking Steve what his favorite dinosaur was.

[@Hankthestank04]

As an Australian we are similar

[@Hurricayne92]

@@Hankthestank04 I mean it took me a bit, even as an Aussie, to tell that his accent was South African.

[@iridiumSerpent]

I thought he was a kiwi 😂

[@purplethunda8863]

Clint needs to interview Robert Irwin on his opinions of dinosaurs

[@zacg_]

@@purplethunda8863 that would be an unbelievable KZbin event. Clint goes to Australia Zoo, meets Terry and the family, gets to watch (maybe participate?) in the Crocoseum show and then interviews them including asking Robert about his favorite dinosaur and asking Terry if she knew what Steve's favorite dinosaur was. This would be historic. Even prehistoric.

[@oliwills4339]

Spinosaurus gang 🤟

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Wazzup 🤟

[@KrowwJaeger]

Others will never know what it means to have a favorite dinosaur that becomes a completely different dinosaur each passing year

[@thegreivousone2444]

Let's goo 🤟

[@taigalilly]

As a dinosaur fanatic, it surprised me that not everyone thinks about what their favorite dino is!

[@zacg_]

I have to go with Ankylosaurus. There are a few dinosaurs that are more intimidating looking or crazy looking. But that thing still looks like a war machine. It's like someone looked at an alligator snapping turtle and thought it wasn't tough enough and needed to be significantly larger and much more hard core and it needed to be ridden into battle in a post-apocalyptic dystopia.

[@johannageisel5390]

Yes, that would be my choice too!

[@That_Aly_Cat]

I'm obsessed with the little feathered guys like classic velociraptor and troods like latenivenatrix and friends. Super cuute 🥰

[@kanagawakenji7]

Yeah, my first thought was Dakotaraptor or Utahraptor just because they are big ole feather monsters.

[@irenafarm]

I like the lil feathery dudes also. Hence why I got chimkens. Chimkens are absolutely my fav dinosaur though.

[@rockyedelman3801]

troods

[@jgberzerker]

I have always been a triceratops fan since I was a kid. My favorite scene in Jurassic Park is when Dr. Grant is laying on the triceratops’ side listening to it breathing. One of the few times the movie made a better choice than the book. I think it was a stegosaur in the book, if I remember correctly.

[@alveolate]

that's a big pile of poop - dr ian malcolm

[@dorianrohangray9418]

Favorite is Spinosaurus. His big paddle like tail and low to the ground stature make him so unique and loveable. And of course that sail is rad! Close seconds would be any small dinosaur (dog sized or smaller) full stop. They're underrated.

[@MrAntfreak]

did you on purpose emphasize the newer information about spinosaurus?

[@dorianrohangray9418]

@@MrAntfreak yeah. I like the current model.

[@BjornWithASlash]

Herbivore: Parasaurolophus Would make an excellent animal to keep if you have the space. Carnivore: Mononykus I already keep plenty of insect eaters, and this one could fit in my house

[@lukel3985]

Adam’s mating call was hilarious

[@joelmacintyre613]

Dave came running

[@davidvento5481]

Hmm, I would think just the opposite is true; Adam goes running to Däve... 🤔

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

hahhahahahahaha@@joelmacintyre613

[@joelmacintyre613]

@@davidvento5481 This is true when he does the chewbacca call. does half solo ever run.

[@fameiriaccounts7580]

A collab between clint and tanner is AMAZING!!! I've been wanting this to happen and it actually happened!!!!

[@snekysneks]

ikr?! I saw the thumbnail and was like, "is that tanner?!"

[@MrAntfreak]

I immediatly made a screenshot and sent it to my fiance with the caption "my life is complete"

[@RirtyDascal]

This man is just a true champion when it comes to loving and respecting animals. I've been binging quite a few videos over the last week or two, and I'm thoroughly impressed by the passion he carries for all of earth's creatures. You just see it in his eyes and you instantly know he's genuine.

[@ManCat114]

Pachycephalosaurus!

[@spun1760]

definitely one of my faves. the thick skulls and head butting is crazy to imagine… and the fact that they were enormous makes me wonder how loud those collisions were! they must’ve been heard from miles away

[@slctippetts3202]

Clint!! I wore my cool new shirt to work last week- I am a preschool teacher- and all the kids were so excited and we were all talking about everyone’s favorite dinosaurs all day and it was really great. AND I have one student that is just SO unbelievably smart about reptiles and specifically snakes, she’s incredible- she’s only 5! Now, I wasn’t really correcting any of the kids because she was 😅 she was sitting at the snack table with us and when one of my boys answered “pterodactyl!” She rolled her eyes and went “um… that’s not a dinosaur actually :/“ she says things like that all the time and she can ID any reptile picture she sees and she’s been trying to convince her parents to get her a crested gecko for the last five months and I literally just had to brag about my coolest student for a sec, I’m so proud of her.

[@elliscollier6237]

So glad you mentioned the Apatasaurus/Brontosaurus debacle. As a kid, one of the dinosaur facts I would always pull out of my back pocket on teachers was that there's no such thing as Brontosaurus. I know it's no longer the case, but in my brain Apatasaurus always feels like the banner carrier between the two

[@benparadis3841]

Dang no Pachycephalosaurus people? Edit: I spoke too soon! 😂 No Parasaurolophus? In no order - Pachycephalosaurus - T- Rex - Stegosaurus - Parasaurolophus

[@MichelleSinTO]

This was a brilliant icebreaker question to ask everyone at a con. It got me thinking about my fav dinosaur and realized just how specific my fav is: best known as Gordo, it’s the Barosaurus that the ROM actually LOST for 40 years, and is now the largest mounted dinosaur skeleton in Canada, at over 27 metres long. How do they lose an entire giant dinosaur? Gordo’s awesome. And hometown pride.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

No love for my boy Spino? It's got a huge freakin' sail on its back! It's like a T-Rex that can swim - double jeopardy! I've been in love with that thing from the moment I saw him in Jurassic Park III as a teenager. Also, being Portuguese, I have to rep Lourinhanosaurus Antunesi, just by virtue of it being 'our' dinosaur (and also having an amusing scientific name.)

[@h.p.lovecraftscat8476]

I'm a spino guy. Always full of surprises. They used to be cool, badass looking mf but later they have become rotund. I'm loving it.

[@ziggy4465]

My favorite is still Triceratops. It was probably one of the few dinosaurs that would have been challenging for a T. rex. As a kid, there were lots of dinosaur toys and while they were not as accurate as today’s toys, we still had fun.😁

[@XXDevinReevesXX]

I really think it would be interesting to see Clint review Magic the gathering dinosaurs like with the Halloween skeletons. There are a lot of dinos with very funny or cool names and it would be neat to get Clint's review on their accuracy.

[@johannahlarsen]

yes yes yes!!

[@ItMeSinamenRoll]

Seeing Serpa as a reptile youtuber is wild. I followed him way back when he was a jar terrarium guy.

[@GTSE2005]

Stegosaurus has been my favourite dinosaur since I was 5 or 6 but over the years Spinosaurus has been climbing the ranks and is now tied with Stegosaurus. Now Maip macrothorax has also started climbing the ranks as well.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Right? I used to love Bronto and Stego and Pachy as a kid, but then when I was 15/16 I watched JPIII and it was love at first sight between me and Spino.

[@birchtree2274]

My favorite dinosaur is myiopsitta monachus, the Quaker parrot :) Spent a few years (decades) caring for a few :)

[@pythonkeeper148]

Bird answer best answer 🦜💪

[@davidvento5481]

There’s a colony of Quakers established in the Palisades of NJ, right across the GW Bridge from Manhattan. They’re great birds, my nephew bred them in FL.

[@seedystudios]

Triceratops is my favorite dinosaur because I imagine the frill of their skull was a fantastic display like a peacock's tail.

[@king_mononykus]

I have to go with Beipiaosaurus or Jianchangosaurus. Just the thought of a small Therizinosaurus is just so cute. This obviously also includes Paralitherizinosaurus as well. Pretty unfamiliar species, but they are really cool. Another contender is Mononykus and just other one fingered dinosaurs that are small. Another contender is troodontids. If you asked me a few months ago, i would've said troodon but that's not reslly valid anymore. Thank you for your time!

[@juliaalexandre5568]

Therizinosaurus is my fave!!! I fell in love with them in Dinossaur Train, and still find them so weird and cool. A chicken with giant claws!!!

[@rogueplanet1027]

I remember troodon was my favorite a few years ago

[@TawnyEnglish]

I've always been a fan of the Dromeaosaurus myself. All the raptors are fun though. Special shout out goes to the Brontosaurus because who didn't love Littlefoot?

[@frip1080]

I really love Sinosauropterix since i think the fossil preservation is really cool, and i love the idea of a little bird lemur running around

[@annikathewitch3950]

My favorite dinosaur is probably a tie between Borealopelta markmitchelli, Yi qi, and Aratinga solstitialis.

[@Noah49256]

I have 4 dinosaurs that i would count as my favorites 1. Sinosauropteryx prima 2. Concavenator corcovatus 3. Allosaurs (all seven of them) 4. Patagona gigas (Giant hummingbird)

[@maruvek4285]

Clint, my favorite has gone unmentioned, but I am a firm fan of the parasaurolophus. Communal and beautiful, I love the crests and can imagine their songs.

[@amandaschieber9700]

Agreed!

[@jonathanwingate1901]

Deinonychus and Styracosaurus are both up there for me!

[@dumerili]

Parasaurolophus is my favorite dinosaur, because it is so beautiful.

[@neilarcher6451]

Clint, I love all your content, but can we please have a dinosaur year? One month is just not enough.

[@Mara-lj8uq]

No Saurolophus at all? I love them! They have cool horns they could probably make sounds with, and they looked super adorable. And Ducky from Land Before Time was one. ❤

[@MagnusForce2]

I’ll always be a Stegosaurus guy, personally. Ever since I first learned what a dinosaur was. That said, Therizinosaurus is becoming a tight runner-up for me. What’s not to love about a T. rex-sized plant-eating goose-lizard with claws like Wolverine? I’d personally love nothing more than to see it become as popular as T. rex or Brontosaurus. If Velociraptor and Spinosaurus can go from kinda obscure to super-famous, so can Therizinosaurus.

[@ginatruiolo]

Awesome episode, sooo much fun to watch everyone reactions and the twinkle in there eyes for childhood memories.❤ my favorite dinosaur 🦕 is Brachiosaurus

[@jredmane]

I can't believe the ceratopsians only got one shout-out. C'mon Triceratops and friends!

[@balaocoon]

Really Happy that Sauropods got a lot of love here. Have always been my favourite type of Dinosaur personally. P.S. My favourite Dinosaur period is Brachiosaurus, but breaking out of that mold a bit, my favourite living Dinosaur is the Chickadee, but some days when I look at Canaries I think they might one day end up being that instead sense I can potentially keep some as pets.

[@austinrestovic]

I have to say that Hererrasaurus is my favorite dinosaur. Ever since I saw it on Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs, whether that's what they actually looked like or not, they were always the coolest and most unique looking dinosaurs I'd ever seen.

[@sarahoneill4954]

I think there's also a fur con held in that con space, so it holds cons for two kinds of animal.

[@Corvus31]

Not enough love for Styracosaurus.

[@Jojozilla426]

YES best ceratopsid

[@kinley.-.]

So happy to see Tanner 🥺🥺🥺

[@davidvento5481]

Tanner’s (Serpa Design) scapes are amazing! It seems he hasn’t been posting as much since he’s moved. Some of his designs are worthy of display at the MOMA.

[@lapislazuli9967]

There are many, many, MANY dinosaurs that I adore from the tiny hummingbirds alive today to the giants like giraffatitan, but currently my favorite is Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus. I first learned of it from Jurassic Park III, but I just had to look more into it after I saw it for the first time. I did a paper on it in highschool actually too. I love that it's such a unique theropod, even within its own family. I love that we're still learning so much about it and I can't wait until we have a better understanding of this amazing giant

[@faithful_to_the_bay5487]

OMG they let Clint outside !

[@experimentalwrites3403]

THANK YOU, Clint, for asking the hardest hitting question of them all: do you mean actual Velociraptor or Deinonychus? Deinonychus was my hands-down fave for the longest time and I'm still bitter about what Jurassic Park did to them (Dilophosaurus too). I'm proud they co-topped this list in any case. And for the record, Parasaurolophus bc omg what would that have sounded like!! I was not a horse girl, I wanted a Parasaurolophus to ride. So majestic. Though now Psittachosaurus is what I'd opt for for a pet dino. Those tail bristles were something else. Imagine breeding them for different sizes and bristle lengths/textures and colors the way we do chickens (which, after this video, I think I'm going to have fold into my top 10).

[@exomake_mehorololo]

I'm glad someone picked triceratops!!! They're the best

[@MrTrickTalks]

Same! I was sitting here thinking, “I can’t believe there’s no love for triceratops!” And I was so happy when Casey picked it.

[@KrisKrisKrissy]

@@MrTrickTalks That was me the whole video up to that point! Like "where the Triceratops people at?"

[@stefanostokatlidis4861]

I would nominate Borealopelta. She was a little chunky, eight little bites of food and could probably become very friendly. also, she was preserved nearly complete.

[@EG-hy9mv]

Idk if it's my favourite but more people need to know about Udanoceratops. It's a leptoceratopsid(early group of ceratopsians, no horns, also quadrupedal unlike other some early ceratopsians), and the biggest one of its group. Its head was fricking huge and reconstructions tend to give it a massive beak. Bro's goofy as hell it's amazing

[@aji_jacobson]

Oh boy! Wow, you really we're kidding about that beak. That was a fun google, thanks!

[@arasartsandjewelry7647]

so basically a giant cape parrot?

[@eddominates]

Hi Tanner love the enclosures! Dilophosaur is a great favorite. whether its the JP version or the "real" version, they are both AWESOME

[@surreptrixus123]

Parasaurolophus for sure! I love imagining what they would have sounded like calling to each other with their cranial crest!

[@seedystudios]

I think of Parasaurolophus as Goose-hippos! I imagined they were just as terrifying as that sounds.

[@surreptrixus123]

@@seedystudios goose-hippos! How perfect!

[@catpoke9557]

Something a lot of people don't realize about parasaurolophus... For some reason, it was exceptionally cute. Just insanely cute. It was SUPER bulky for some reason which made it look fat and rotund. And it had a short, blunted snout. Such a freaking cute animal. It might be my favorite ornithischian dinosaur.

[@seedystudios]

​@catpoke9557 so... basically, like a hippo? 🦛

[@surreptrixus123]

@@seedystudios it would have a really cool Mohawk though. So, like... A punk rock hippo.

[@UncleBadT]

My favourite dinosaur is the blue and gold macaw, hands down the best! You never said non avian dinosaurs!

[@KaiIsHere92]

My favorite dinosaur is Archaeopteryx! I love that little dude.

[@williamhilbrand5079]

Kentasaurus. Like obscure stegosaurus’s

[@ymeyers6225]

Carnotaurus!

[@jmalexander131]

Compsognathus, pocket-sized for convenience!

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Cliff and Adam from WWR - the crossover we never knew we wanted!

[@jaybird634]

The Triceratops !

[@tec-jones5445]

Parasaurolophus all the way for me! I'm a hadrosaur fan till death. Small bipedal ornithischians (lumped together as "hypsilophodonts") are runner ups. Leaellynasaura and Thescelosaurus are awesome.

[@addejnsson]

Apatosaurus. Because of The Land Before Time, probably my favourite movie as a kid

[@AichanKitsune]

I'm going with Microraptor, because they were cute tiny gliders and that's cool. They remaining of their feathers also reminds me of starlings and grackles, which are some of my favorite more modern dinos.

[@EG-hy9mv]

I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure recent consensus is that Microraptor wasn't just gliding, it could full on fly! If it's true that'd be really cool, shows flight evolved more than once in dinosaurs

[@roidrannoc1691]

The morphological diversity of Ceratopsians is what led me toward phylogeny (and biology in general). But if I had to give a single species, that woul be Yi qi. A "Pterosaur" that is actually a dinosaur (and have feathers)

[@hurricanemala8186]

Every person I was hoping they would say mine! 😢 No one said Parasaurolophus. My sisters & I used to argue over our favorite dinosaurs being different. But actually they are from the same Hadrosauroidea, but probably just depicted in cartoons or movies poorly. Our main argument was I liked the head adornment and she liked the wider duck bill.

[@PotatoeJoe69]

My favorite dinosaur is incredibly obscure; the Suchosaurus. It was a spinosaurid known from England and Portugal. It was presumably more adapted to terrestrial life than other Spinosaurids, and nay have looked far more like a 'hollywood' dinosaur than others. Which is why I like it so very much. It was just bad-A looking.

[@Scrinwaipwr]

Extinct: ceratosaurus Extant: chicken 🐔 My best friends are my hens.

[@mirandabrist9290]

Ok, obviously the best Tyrannosaur is Nanuqsaurus (polar and feathered!!!) and I'm APPALLED by the lack of hadrosaur love among this crowd. 😉 Parasaurolophus forever. Tho, I don't judge anyone who forgoes trying to pronounce it's name publicly. Seeing the holotype at the Field Museum broke my brain -- because after seeing representations my entire life I still had no idea how massive it would be. I was picturing a large bull as far as bulk and size went, and I should have pictured a bull elephant.

[@surreptrixus123]

Parasaurolophus are absolutely the best ones! I was similarly shocked at the lack of hadrosaur love.

[@sthui2866]

Adam wins no contest just for including the mating calls

[@davidvento5481]

Contrary to popular belief Däve didn’t come running at the call... 😮 😂

[@Rainonychus]

For a long time, I've had 3 fave dinos, and it's yet to change. Deinonychus has a special place in my heart, not because they are what the JP Velociraptors actually are, but because Deinonychus was so important in discovering birds are dinosaurs, and building up to many dinosaurs being feathered. It also has an amazing name. Carcharodontosaurus was my first ever fave dino. I played JP: Operation Genesis as a kid, and that game is a JP park builder, if not the first one ever, and it had Carchar in it. I was always obsessed with its ridiculous sounding but amazing name, and when I was older and researched it more, so much more about Carchar appealed to me. It may be no tyrant lizard king, but I love it as if it were. Spinosaurus, lastly, is my 3rd fave. I got into Spinosaurids when I first played ARK and fell in love with the Baryonyx. That love eventually evolved into Spinosaurus, because it's the weird and amazing poster child for the clade. I love how much revision and debates Spino gets, how it constantly evolves into a weirder therapod. Therizinosaurus will probably always be the weirdest therapod, but Spino is a close second, and I love that.

[@synnesilentweb]

My favourite dinosaur is Pachycephalosaurus!! For a long time I thought they could shoot sunbeams out their heads after watching Dinosaur King 😆

[@stevereed5046]

Hi Clint, just wanted to say thank you very much for an absolute brilliant video. It was great to be a KZbin heroes from your good self to Brian to Adam and good old dingo.. my favourite is the good old T-Rex but thanks for pointing out to people that velociraptors weren’t the ones used in Jurassic Park and they’re only the size of a chicken. 28:02

[@davidvento5481]

But where’s Kenin Harkin? 🤔 _Making $$$ somewhere most likely..._

[@ClintsReptiles]

What's your favorite KZbin creator?

[@sentinelthefate]

Probably Clint's Reptiles if we are talking childlike wonder and knowledge. I love watching his videos with my bearded dragon. If only he were here to see this...

[@zacg_]

In all seriousness, it's an obvious answer but my favorites are you and Emily. It comes down to helpful information and positivity. Both of your channels give great information; hers is very practical and yours is especially educational. But both of you focus so much on bringing people together and remaining fascinated and delighted by reptiles and animals in general.

[@slippychippy4093]

Might have never heard of him but I like watching Clintsreptiles

[@danielcampion251]

Clint

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

That was awesome. I never thought I would hear Clint described as hard-hitting lol, but in these interviews, he pulled _no_ punches. Brutal.

[@MonographicSingleheaded]

18:05 omg that owl hahahah.

[@blanket4763]

What a fun group of people! I hope to have a bunch of zoology nerd friends at some point in my life

[@Skirmitch]

first time I can catch an interesting premier on time, and by pure chance!!

[@ps4_user]

same

[@khango6138]

Microraptor, such a sweet, smol, iridescent boi.

[@anthonycrayne2835]

Concavenator is my favorite. Has that cool little fin on his spine. Baryonyx is a close second.

[@deserabailey8500]

I was waiting this WHOLE video for someone to say Triceratops!!! Theyre MY fave dino too!!! So thank you to Casey for making my day!

[@ethangallup738]

I think Liaoningosaurus is underrated.

[@brend2718]

Finally! Someone with good taste.

[@CHUD_is_Dead]

I really want to become a reptile youtuber just so Clint can ask me MY favorite dinosaur.

[@ClintsReptiles]

I'm asking you now!!!

[@SConArt87]

I get asked this question all the time! A perk of working with kiddos. My favorite dino-SAUR has always been Triceratops, I even have a stuffy one named Stormy.

[@josephneill691]

Call me mental, but Epidexipteryx is the best. Goblin hands supremacy

[@EsfingeCinza]

If your answer is not Carnotaurus, you are wrong. IT IS A T-REX CHIRIÇO WITH HORNS

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Spino is a T-Rex that can swim though...

[@zainab58]

I vote for the Maiasaura, because she was the first dinosaur to be placed in a context: not just a scary picture, but a mama with her eggs.

[@UnwrapMeImAPudding]

COMPSOGNATHUS!! Because oh my gosh, how cute would those be to see in real life!!?? PS: Would you consider doing a video on Pristurus carteri? They might just be the best pet reptile!

[@NitroIndigo]

Someone should draw a version of the "Spider-Man pointing at Spider-Man" meme with _Brontosaurus_ and _Apatosaurus_ .

[@logangray8131]

Shoutout to that guy that said osprey. Ospreys are the best! I love them!

[@Raziel1984]

18:05 ... the owl in the backround got me XD ... "why is he petting this damn lizard now?"

[@RiverWilliamson]

Big props to Stegos because they gave us the best scientific term: thagomizer

[@rod9527]

Its such a rad name