Which Dinosaurs Had Feathers?

[@johnsteiner3417]

The first time I saw theropods depicted with feathers is when they started seeming real enough to me that they mentally became wildlife rather than mythic dragons.

[@thepokejohnny5288]

I was lucky enough to get in the community right as feathers became the majority opinion.

[@charlottewalnut3118]

John Steiner Have you ever been around a crocodile they don’t have feathers but they’re real and they’re around the same size as a lot of dinosaurs it’s almost like things don’t actually have to have them I’ve even seen birds without feathers generally they pluck theirs out

[@84warhead]

@@charlottewalnut3118 "generally they pluck theirs out" so they're not naturally featherless. Dinosaurs are closer to birds than reptiles. Hell, genetic evidence suggests that the t. rex is a distant relative of the modern day chicken. It's likely that most of them had feathers to some extent.

[@TheseUseless]

Yeah, scaly theropods kind of lost the feeling that they originally carried, instead being mystified. There's a reason dragons and wyvern feels right at home in a game with mostly non feathered dinoes in entertainment like the game Ark: Survival Evolved.

[@Zeffarian]

I had the same experience, though it wasn't until the feathered depictions got better. The first ones always looked like the feathers were tacked on and it didn't look realistic to me. The ones I see now look way more natural.

[@mr_e_mc2]

The feathers are't scary argument is like saying Grizzly bears aren't scary because they are fluffy

[@mrh8353]

They aren't, they are deceptively cute but deadly

[@nathanielbables8652]

Aaman

[@yeetfrog8494]

I don't think bears are scary I think they are cute

[@gingermaniac5484]

Well tarantulas are also fluffy, yet many fear them.

[@tiberiusstaicu7853]

ever seen a naked bear XD

[@uvweyweydiogenes2424]

If you see a 16+ foot tall mass of muscle, claws, and teeth, it is terrifying regardless if it has feathers, scales, fur, or bare skin.

[@SilvaRings]

If you can’t outrun something that wants you dead. It’s scary.

[@rfvdavtgwgj4tjwv36]

What she said

[@mr.astronuts3825]

@XAN Y ZARITZ Until it eats you

[@bromicorn]

You just decribed a giant cassowary

[@hamburger4847]

You are correct but the thing we need is time travel to bring them back from the dead

[@user-gq5zi6fp5p]

I love the idea of dinosaurs possess feathers. Just imagine: forests and jungles filled with colourful bird-like beasts, that inhabited nearly all ecosystems of the planet.

[@eclecticsoffy]

That sounds like a movie scene. Someone should make it into one

[@denizbeytekin9853]

agree

[@dunkingtruth]

100% agree

[@ShineyFace1337]

Now that I would like to see

[@alvianekka80]

Have you read speculative biology of Serina, Planet of Birds?

[@mooseitself]

"Feathers aren't scary." Said the man just before the parrot bit off his index finger.

[@Palaeono]

yum, long crackers.

[@watdish]

moderately crunchy but will do

[@jaredsabatelli2459]

Man- Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Parrot - Fuuuuuuuuuuu

[@gorestfump8935]

I dont know why people keep making fun of the saying “feathers arent scary”. Id be more scared of a komodo dragon running towards me on two feet.

[@revampedrenegotiate]

@@gorestfump8935 because a fricking human sized feathered creature could devour you in minutes

[@vitormbertani]

People forget that dinosaurs were a true group of living organisms that lived on Earth, they were animals, they were never meant to be horror creatures as people always unconsciously think.

[@moonbugmattel5479]

Y e s

[@gator_games7216]

True.

[@Midnight-Spider_1.0]

In the words of the one the only Dr Henry Wu: Monster is a relative term to a Canary a cat is a monster we’re just used to being the cat

[@charmingcthulhu6544]

@Dovyeon sharks are also not meant to be monsters, they're just big fish that are really good at eating

[@salinagrrrl69]

And will defend themselves violently if nessecary .

[@thiagoalvescosta5]

I imagine the future race of intelligent squids arguing about If humans have had or not fur like "humans with fur on their heads weren't frighten or cool enough"

[@Zula_The_Squid]

Lmao

[@Gyomax9744]

Splatoon be like:

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dcagdigger312]

Hairless humans look dorky, like your dad

[@GrimaceMCD]

If the plot of Splatoon was paleontology based

[@dapper4459]

Lol once in fifth grade when we're studying dinosaurs my teacher asked how many of us thought dinosaurs had feathers and I instantly raised my hand as I had recently learned if archaeopteryx. Literally the whole class stared at me in silence when the teacher told me I was wrong and how birds and dinosaurs were different. US education system doing its job.

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

How long ago

[@MasterDoctorBenji]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 I talked to my students and they stubbornly asserted. Dinosaur means reptiles. Means no feathers. This was literally two days ago. American education is underfunded. Tax the rich. Then eat em.

[@ferociousrazordino3581]

@@MasterDoctorBenji lmao show them remains of archeopteryx or any bird like dinosaur ( sinorithosaurus, dromeosaurs ) and of that doesn't convince them show remains of Yutyrannus, a T rex relative. Show them especially impressions of feathers ingraved in stone. That'll teach em.

[@MasterDoctorBenji]

@@ferociousrazordino3581 I do take time on occasion to do a short little pallet cleanser lessons, something I wouldn't normally teach but am heavy invested in. Usually a very elementary lesson. Like, basic algebra. This is definitely on the top of the list now, dinolessons

[@loke6664]

@@MasterDoctorBenji I blame Spielberg and Barney the Dinosaur. However, they do have a point in require some proof for it, teachers have told kids all kind of nonsense through history so a bit of skepticism is healthy, ignoring scientific evidence is not. That said, I don't think you as a teacher should show them evidence for everything all the time, you wouldn't get anything done then.

[@Saturnine782]

If we learned anything from this video, it is that there's only one thing dinosaurs are terrible at: They're terrible at being lizards.

[@yalexander9432]

I get the joke

[@kahlilme2025]

Good one. ;)

[@ryanboyle628]

Lol

[@ryanboyle628]

Lol

[@krizhernandez2617]

yes thats true

[@arnehefer5749]

Could you please do another one of these this year in 2023? Like an update?

[@michaels7001]

Yes please

[@troy7195]

But is there much to update?

[@socallmekarl4014]

Its 2021

[@PizzaHutAsuka]

@@troy7195 yes, a lot

[@moistedits4455]

@@troy7195 A lot... especially for Tyrannosaurus.

[@soulcheese3829]

I think the biggest fact that is ruining dinosaurs is that they're all dead

[@jankbunky4279]

Birds though. Birds are dinosaurs and they still live.

[@gundlefoot]

Feather flap dinosaur

[@hamham4904]

Burd

[@jankbunky4279]

@@ProdByIMSLEEPING Birds are avian dinosaurs. The fossil records show that birds are modern, feathered dinosaurs. Birds, or "avian dinosaurs" still live. Non-avian dinosaurs all went extinct.

[@KentuckyFriedChildren]

@@jankbunky4279 And then we fried them. Not me, I fry children, but some do.

[@justedd1774]

Scarry dinos with feathers: -Casoary -Emu -Terror Bird -Dakotaraptor -Utahraptor And the worst of all... - *goose*

[@mcnotok9966]

God forbid the swan, they're what geese pretend they are

[@hideofreakingkojima5457]

@@mcnotok9966 Why are they always depicted as a symbol of love? That's what I want to know

[@lilactheleafyboi]

@@hideofreakingkojima5457 if you have encountered geese….

[@synchrorgen9044]

Wait goose are similar to dinos

[@justedd1774]

@@synchrorgen9044 goose are dinos 🦆

[@absalomvane7776]

When I was young, I worked at a place that rehabilitated injured Bald Eagles. There was a path behind the building lined with tree stumps that the eagles would perch on because they couldn't fly. Having to walk so near those death machines was absolutely terrifying on a primal level. Feathers aren't scary in and of themselves, but something scary with feathers is no less frightening.

[@tostie3110]

I had that when I visited a bird resque organization and they had 4 Buzzards that couldn't fly anymore. All they did was dash around on the floor and they looked like awesome little dinosaurs.

[@nikkireborn5923]

Go feathers!!

[@TheHollowBodiesBand]

Luuk de Wijse well, they _are_ amazing little dinosaurs

[@galanie]

I have chickens. I watch them. They are indeed dinosaurs. I often watch them and wonder where their little front legs are with the big claws. They are much more savage than people would believe. No hating from me about feathers.

[@jimbratton7467]

Yah my chickens once killed q rabbit and ate it

[@jimbratton7467]

@Jacob Locklear ya chickens do that their creepy

[@numnut1516]

the arms are the wings

[@jimbratton7467]

@@numnut1516 yep

[@boipoi_78]

Reminds me of a study they made, puting metal tails on chicks, strangely enough, the chicks started walking like raptors.

[@dakotadawn5789]

To those who think feathers aren’t scary go fight a goose

[@tjdwayne97]

Dakota Dawn they relocated our geese cause we hurt them and vise versa when i was like 10

[@finnchapman5435]

Was a goose really the most intimidating bird you could come up with? lol

[@Personoide]

Finn Chapman Dude, look up "I just unlocked goose howard". Those shits are fierce man.

[@dysthedice84]

Aaah bugger you already made a goose joke

[@Nvcturnal]

What I love is people who say they'd just grab the goose's neck and strangle or bend it. I watched a pitbull latch onto a goose's neck and sling it like a ragdoll....once the pit FINALLY let go (took about 4 of us adults to achieve this) the goose shook its head and proceeded to 'goose' the pitty in the butt and the dog ran off tail between its legs LOL. It had some blood dripping from its neck but the goose ended up winning Now tell me....what is their plan for fighting off a goose with bare hands? lmao. I'd rather fight a falcon than a goose.

[@justanotherrandomcrit8115]

“It’s horrible the way facts are ruining drama.” Lmao

[@herpderp3916]

Never have I wanted to yell "shut the fuck up, you stupid bitch" at my phone screen more than when she said that xD

[@leonardosomma4196]

Can we just send a pack of FEATHERED velociraptors after her already?

[@MC_Plush_Films.2005]

I don’t trust that woman bro

[@ethoraptor9479]

“Feathers aren’t scary” Cassowary: am I a joke to you?

[@brodoodtv8343]

Cassowary: stomp go BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@connorscott6479]

Emus: *WAR*

[@Cat-yx7xc]

@@connorscott6479 😳😳

[@PM0U1312]

@@Cat-yx7xc it’s happened befor the birds won THESE BIRDS LIVED GUNS

[@selenajarv8763]

Or geese (geese have theeth like things in their beaks )

[@itshopscotch2229]

"Facts are ruining drama!" -that lady at the beginning 😂 bro chill out it's better to know what they accurately looked like then to get it wrong. Your drama isn't as important as understand what animals before our time looked like!

[@ecrivonlunyx]

I don't know the context but from the delivery it seemed she was at least half joking

[@stormevans6897]

@Ma Rk I don't know what world you live in, but sjws distort the facts about a lot of things to meet their agendas. Like for example the ones who ignore sexual dimorphism in humans.

[@arrowsaurus7561]

Science doesn’t care about ur drama and opinions lol

[@1perspective286]

if she was serious, than she clearly was thinking about these dinosaurs on paper, not real life. If you encountered a forty foot long monstrosity with teeth larger than a human hand, doesn't matter whether it has scales or feathers, any sensible person is going to soil their pants.

[@itshopscotch2229]

Bro I dont even remember making this comment lmao. I don't even type like that 🤷‍♂️ I don't quote things and then put a - next to it lol

[@osta1550]

Australians: **emu war flashblack**

[@UltmateKngofNothngthest]

They knew they had to trade theyr overwhelming physical strengh for higher mobility if they wanted to beat the aussies

[@LadyLiberty-c8i]

Lamo Please stop people don’t even talk about emus anymore

[@Slothi_Deathi]

I was the last survivor of my battalion... I remember like it was yesterday, the emu surrounded us it was bloody and brutal... I hide in a log it keep me alive, I drink everyday to forget the emu war....

[@claytonodonkazakhstans1335]

Cassowary: Im a joke to you?

[@Slothi_Deathi]

@@claytonodonkazakhstans1335 they didn't made a war...

[@CherBasset]

Yall be saying "ugh feathers aren't scary they are silly" IMAGINE AN FEATHERLESS EAGLE OR OWL OR ANY BIRD that would be silly

[@Cat-yx7xc]

Oh god featherless owls look terrifying

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

@@Cat-yx7xc owl without feather more like Aan alien

[@rushnaanmir1084]

More like a featherless barn owl

[@primusvsunicron1]

@@rushnaanmir1084 the ones that looked aliens from 2017

[@rushnaanmir1084]

@@primusvsunicron1 EVEEYTHING IS BARN OWL, I IS BARN OWL, YOU IS ALSO BARN OWL.

[@MP-wg8pd]

I don't remember where, but I saw an artist rendition of a t-rex feathered like a crow.... that's damn scary.

[@elmsigreen]

I once saw a T-Rex with lammergeier feathers. White feathers around the neck, looking a lot like a lions mane and red skin on the head making it look like it's head was covered in blood. Would definitely be scary in real life.

[@shizotypical]

@@elmsigreen that sounds like Tyrantrum the pokemon. some realistic renditions are pretty cool

[@elmsigreen]

@@shizotypical Basically that but it was more realistic, not as exaggerated as realistic depictions of Tyrantrum tend to be

[@boipoi_78]

@Wade Haden - Master Jedi Engineer Goth like a cassowary that can definitely kill you.

[@charlodynatimberheart4860]

Me, while getting eaten by a T-rex: "Man if only it didnt have feathers :|"

[@youma4568]

Lol 😂

[@manekou3303]

To add to your point, t-rex had tiny arms that we've been making fun of that for years. That didn't change Jurassic park in the slightest.

[@rasineidedossantossantos5094]

@@manekou3303 but those arms are stronger then human arms so....yeah

[@kalajel]

"Man, I bet that stupid thing also quacks instead of roar..."

[@limey461]

@@rasineidedossantossantos5094 what the hell?!? where did you learn this? i need proof... why in the hecc would a Tyrannosaurus need strong arms? they're too short to reach anything so wouldn't have any effect???

[@gorgonsigil]

It amuses me that this video about which dinosaurs had feathers has the most extensive disclaimer/trigger warning I have ever seen. Seriously, shit was 5 minutes long.

[@1601tgc]

It was weird haha I don’t think people care us much as he thinks they do.

[@mcnotok9966]

@@1601tgc Don't underestimate self righteous dinosaur people, I have seen some guys get PISSED

[@somethinginthepines]

@@mcnotok9966 Creationists also resent the idea that dinos were even partially feathered.

[@gelinrefira]

If anyone can be offended by feathered dinosaurs, they can be offended by anything and by default nothing they say is worth listening to.

[@Solitude11-11]

@@gelinrefira Tbh I’m completely over people being offended full stop 😄

[@cgyoboi]

Some people: get mad because their favorite dinosaurs get "ruined" Me who likes learning more about how my favorite dinosaurs looked like:

[@kaiju2344]

Yes

[@emanuels.pezente1899]

Yeah bro XD

[@karlazeen]

Don't know why people get upset over that its like such a minor issue.

[@MC_Plush_Films.2005]

I wanna learn some more dinosaur facts like this!!

[@MC_Plush_Films.2005]

Bro the main stream audience really sucks

[@bitterknitter1795]

Look a shoebill in the eyes and tell me feathers aren't scary...

[@okdokee450]

Feathers aren’t scary.

[@poodles9031]

Ok Dokee if you don’t think feathers are scary go slap a cassowary and see how scary feathers can be.

[@danteguillermobarbahernand4386]

That's it! Jaja Balaeniceps Rex are the verga my amigo

[@prizmarvalschi1319]

@@poodles9031 those quills make me feel scared

[@lookinforladies]

@@okdokee450 slap a harpy in face

[@orlogskapten4161]

I may be new to the paleontological community but I had no idea this was controversial. I thought all dinosaurs nerds respected science.

[@Mr.CliffysWorld]

Nope . Scientist have differing opinions and are very passionate about them. Which lead to many getting into pretty heated debates.🤫

[@dwarflanternsharkfriend6713]

Isn't the controversy based around people who don't know shite about biology/paleontology getting all worked up about scientific progression? I might be quite wrong, what Christopher Ressler was talking about is probably more so the case.

[@jjcoola998]

Always disappointing to meet a community of something you find interesting

[@mrpurple11]

There's no community without controversies

[@JHWaWa]

@@dwarflanternsharkfriend6713 i think it also is nostalgia biased

[@Pepperkit]

Yall never seen an ostrich run at someone , nope my lizard looks like a happy dork. Birds scary af

[@EcoHuron]

Lol

[@Pepperkit]

***** I agree! But so cool too.

[@mikicerise6250]

Ostriches are definitely legitimately intimidating. I wonder how many dinosaurs attacked with their kicks.

[@topweeb6189]

Ailee Kat ok you got my

[@SpinoDragonProductions]

lmao

[@h.r.9563]

I feel like you beat me over the head with a newspaper labeled "dinosaurs have feathers" while I'm screaming "I KNOW STOP HITTING ME!"

[@notavailabletilltomorrow]

“Feathers aren’t scary”, dinosaurs didn’t exist to scare you.

[@justcallmedaddy6977]

Preach 👌

[@charlesgoldberg8825]

What about a dinosaur with feathers that has feathers that look like the hair that the girl from the movie The Ring has?

[@oliversmith9200]

@@charlesgoldberg8825 Before, or, after it sees you?

[@randomguyontheinternet6810]

They existed to survive.

[@JavierEscuella1911]

They’re thinking of giant bloodthirsty monsters from movies instead of the animals in real life

[@zalander6912]

"Feathers aren't scary" -someone who's never seen a goose

[@ErebusTheDragonn]

“Feathers are scary” -anyone that has been in contact with a goose, swan, or emu

[@TheHollowBodiesBand]

mstrblik try to grab their neck and see how your hand begs for the release of death

[@shadeddreamer6864]

@mstrblik Kay buddy.

[@shadeddreamer6864]

@mstrblik I've been to a city exactly twice in my life but go off.

[@SpookyEggs]

Valstrax cassowary's are terrifying

[@ErebusTheDragonn]

Someone: “FeAThErEd diNOsAUrs AReNt SCarY” Geese, Swans, Emus, and Cassowaries: *_AM I A JOKE TO YOU?_*

[@bigchunky6686]

And peacocks (my sister squared up with a peacock)

[@iampineappleonpizza]

1 minute after Someone: Someone was killed by the birds

[@adnannaemaz1989]

Add ostriches

[@Alexshik12]

I tell people that the best guard dog you can have is a Goose. Grandma had one, mofo would chase everyone out of the yard. Way back in the day I would go to a University with a pond. I would take my lunch near the pond to watch this one goose chase people. It would wait by the bridge too 🤣🤣🤣

[@arnehefer5749]

and ostriches... I’ve been bitten by them... ostriches

[@elk3689]

Feather on dinosaurs is probably the best thing to be discovered, they look much cooler imo

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

I personally liked how dinosaurs look fully scaled. But I acknowledge that is probably my bias from the movie Jurassic Park. Facts don't care about your feelings and the fact is there is a strong possibility that the majority of dinosaurs had feathers. And some may have looked like a giant toothed chicken from hell.

[@juniperrodley9843]

@@FinalLugiaGuardian Facts don't care about your feelings. But I do

[@jasongray6698]

True it opens up sooooo many new ideas

[@MrGamerman001]

I kind of find the idea of silent dinosaurs to be far scarier than a dinosaur that can roar or groan.... I mean, Could you imagine watching a T rex just silently kill some other herbivore, the only sound you hear is flesh ripping and gurgling noises...? That would be scary as fuck.

[@antiantim5541]

you wouldn't even see it coming

[@Chimpingout586]

hah, i always imagined the large dinosaurs that made pig like grunting sounds, kinda like a hippo, while smaller dinosaur made little screeches or songs. i also believe that sauropods were mostly silent, or occasional grunts

[@msagzjr.4641]

Count Mustard I Always Thought Sauropods Made Whale Type Noises

[@theorangeninja6486]

Imagine the rumbling noise of a crocodilian, scaled up to a Tyrannosaur. That's what I picture.

[@slevemcdichael4481]

MrGamerman001 it makes them look more like emotionless, calculated silent killers than noisy rowdy fellas that just shred up animals once in a while.

[@zachclawges6932]

I actually love the feathers, it grounds them so much more into reality for me. Previous designs were too dragon-like and I feel like media leaned in WAY too hard with Dinosaurs being this endless rage machine that destroys everything all the time. When, to me, I like to remember that Dinosaurs were animals, just like animals today. Even the carnivores like to relax and take things easy. So picturing them more like birds of prey than blind rage machines is REALLY cool

[@doughytown4188]

Jurassic World Dominion was the last straw. They gave two dinosaurs feathers in that movie but still made the ugliest giganotosaurus to ever cross my eyeballs.

[@rosamundadrion1553]

Facts are ruining dinosaurs? *confused face* lol I loved dinosaurs as a kid and i'm equally as excited ever time I discover something new about them. Feathers or not dinosaurs are cool. Great video, I appreciate your hard work.

[@cottoncatt1186]

The funniest thing is that without facts we would have never known dinosaurs at the first place xD

[@MrBlack0950]

Feathers make dinosaurs cooler

[@SpinosaurusSnake]

I agree

[@justsomemothmanwithinterne7921]

Us mothmen agree

[@dacheeseproductions6005]

Feathers are nice

[@pranays]

Comment : "feathers aren't scary" Me: can I lock you in a room with a wild bald eagle?

[@thisgamer2791]

Lol yeah exactly. Eagles/birds of prey could very easily kill you

[@yo-kaikid1925]

If a giant bird with sharp teeth started chasing you down would you be scared the answer is yes

[@frostedcereal8243]

Geese.

[@manny_menin022]

Laughs in Geese

[@nightshademasquerade4703]

May I also present you with swans, ostriches, emus, and cassowaries

[@_klc_]

27:33 "Concavenator" sounds like something Dr. Doofenshmirtz would create. But hey, I respect the carnivore boy

[@alvianekka80]

Or "Australovenator"

[@mushmush4980]

I howled at that when i saw the hump on its back

[@Shastasnow]

I love the fact that Dinosaurs are becoming more solid in our understanding of them. It is great how far we have come in discoveries.

[@ShyShrike]

I'll never understand how fact can become controversial...especially when it just involves the presence of plumage

[@stevennguyen5771]

Amanda Johnson true. But it the internet. What do you expected.

[@zoofan9280]

Amanda Johnson it’s dumb to be honest

[@robokill387]

because muh jurassic park!

[@CHLOCHLOLP]

Its silly to let nostalgia and tradition dictate how you view the world, but I guess that's why religion continues to exist as well as people who refuse to believe that some dinosaurs had feathers.

[@Weaseldog2001]

imagine a T-Rex sized Norwegian Blue, nailed to it's perch....

[@pixelgamer4985]

Imagine getting mad over gigantic birds

[@billblaski9523]

Like the Shoebill?

[@GabiteEditz]

And by birds you mean one group of dinosaurs and a few others. Because only some therapods had feathers and some dyrosaurs (forgot the name of the group) have been found with feathers. So about 3/4 of all dinosaurs didn't have feathers

[@azhdarchidae66]

@@GabiteEditz i assume you meant to say dryosaurs, dyrosaurus is an extinct crocodylomorph. and i think the name you forgot is ornithischia but i could of course be wrong there

[@GabiteEditz]

@@azhdarchidae66 ye

[@traktortarik8224]

So, in short: Velociraptor: hell ye T-rex: ye, but not everywhere Therizinosaurus: wait why do you care about Therizinosaurus? Allosaurus: eh maybe Apatosaurus: probably not Triceratops: probably like some taily thingys Stegosaurus: nah Ankykosaurus: nah Iguanadon: eh maybe, but probably not

[@brockdaboy1817]

Mangnificent :-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-):-)

[@bearcatben4762]

TLDL?

[@mr._.mav792]

Oi Therizinosaurus is my favorite Dinosaur

[@WobblesandBean]

@@mr._.mav792 Used to be mine too, back when we only had the teeth and arm bones. It was so mysterious! But now we know it looked totally goofy with oversized, disproportionate forearms hehe

[@user-eu2tp5wz6p]

I care about theri :

[@Mamenber]

Drinking game: take shot every time Trey says "common feathered ancestor" JK I don't want you to die

[@Raptorworld22]

'Do dinos look silly with feathers?' Do lions look silly with manes? Not that it matters, sweet lady progress marches ever onward.

[@pivotnaza]

+Lynks Savoure from a personal point of view, people seem to fear more animals whitout the presence of hair/feathers, i assume this is because a creature whitout this features are a syntome of sickness

[@charlottewalnut3118]

German Furman I mean some of them do but no nothing that is larger than me look silly as soon as it is big enough to eat you it is scary that’s how it works

[@agustintrivino9365]

"Feathers aren't scary" I mean no but the 6m tall beast that has them sure is

[@GabiteEditz]

Having feathers on it wouldn't make it any scarier, but it wouldn't make it less

[@kyle18934]

​@@GabiteEditz idk, a dinosaur with feathers that blended into its environments would make it more scary. what's worse than a raptor stalking you... a hidden raptor stalking you

[@kingjames4886]

dinosaurs were actually covered in decaying basking sharks.

[@Engifarting456]

And some even with owls!

[@mr.jenkins5582]

Fanny

[@NANA-zz8hb]

Well that would be pretty intimidating.

[@mr.jenkins5582]

NA NA yes it would

[@Deutalios818]

Heh. Is funny

[@aminyashed2317]

Ah, dragons, the pinnacle of prehistoric life

[@beingrandomisfun6927]

They went extinct due to over hunting by humans, just watch some medieval themed movies.

[@Raven-rf7cz]

@@beingrandomisfun6927 lmao

[@DennisChainsawman]

🐉

[@owenpope3505]

The part about “feathers not being scary” actually had me laughing out loud. Quite impressive for an incredibly factual video. Keep up the good work!

[@charlottewalnut3118]

owen pope To be fair the only one that was genuinely scary it’s scary because it’s mouth is clearly covered in something else his blood you put a toddler in front of most people give it a nice clearly coded and blood most people will still be scared despite the fact that it’s someone that they could punt across a city Road

[@ReinBelmont]

whoever doesn't think feathers can be scary has never been chased by an ostrich. Hell, I've been attacked by my own rooster, they deserve respect.

[@YogoBites]

Chickens are absolutely brutal. My rooster attacks me as I’m feeding him and I need to assert dominance to stop him.

[@WesternCommie]

One of my ex used to get mad at me for saying raptors had feathers.

[@godslaughter]

Good to hear they're an ex now

[@phazedout3541]

Your ex has never seen a cassowary

[@SephonDK]

same. simply confuses me

[@rowletrockerz5158]

Tell your ex to go fight a goose

[@the1entirecircus938]

I guess that’s why she’s ex-tinct lol

[@nukeage9856]

I actually think dinosaurs look better with feathers.

[@luciusdouglass3645]

yes YES SOMEONE WHO AGREES!!!

[@kathleenpatricia728]

Allegra Yang Agree. Plus they had to keep warm somehow. ❤

[@luciusdouglass3645]

Kathleen McDorman their are other reasons for feathers such as helping with diving into the water and ect.

[@theprehistoricconnection]

agree completly :D they look AWESOME

[@sirclassicalhou3650]

I do too. Well certain species of dinosaurs do indeed look more interesting with feathers than without plain scaly skin, such as Velociraptor.

[@HoopsAndDinoMan]

kid: "That doesn't look very scary! More like a six-foot turkey!" Grant: (shows pictures) 3:43 - 4:06 kid: O_o

[@Albukhshi]

That first one just stares right into your soul....

[@jenniferc8054]

It's you I luv you channel

[@rahimarazaghi3779]

HoopsAndDinoMan h

[@rahimarazaghi3779]

HoopsAndDinoMan u

[@tgf2586]

HoopsAndDinoMan is that nightmare? Is that pure nightmare?

[@MourningCoffeeMusic]

Theropods having feathers actually looks cooler to me and makes more sense given their modern relatives.

[@dontmindmyname1234]

So I’m not the only one who thinks that

[@DeathcoreRemmy]

Honestly, to me it doesn't really matter whether they had feathers or scales. One shouldn't love these animals for what he/she wants them to be, but for the animals they really were

[@crystalizedink4508]

Anyone who says that dinosaurs with feathers are less scary have never been attacked by a pissed-off territorial rooster. And those don't even eat meat.

[@allosaurusrock5191]

So so true.

[@saltedluke4268]

i've been there. lol. dont mess with them

[@allosaurusrock5191]

They do eat meat, just not strictly carnivorous.

[@miksmerc]

I have been attacked by a pissed off rooster. You seriously don't want to mess with them.

[@allosaurusrock5191]

OH MY GOSH. I

[@skellybones4313]

I like the new evidence of dinosaurs with feathers. It really adds more connection between new dinosaurs (birds) and old dinosaurs

[@godofchaos6610]

I think the feathers make them look cooler, before I didn't really like dinosaurs but now I think they a lot more realistic and cool.

[@antsfinland2760]

@@liliananativi1548 ?

[@fnorgen]

Concavenator sounds like the name for a brutal robot boxer.

[@StevieGsMom]

This just makes my childhood better.

[@Havok999]

Stevie G's Mom It ruins mine

[@THEE.apples]

Same

[@WeakMighty25]

Same

[@kendronycusken6426]

I love feathered dinosaurs

[@genobreaker1054]

"It's horrible the way facts are ruining drama." WOW. Lol Honestly, I'm just enjoying learning more about how they really looked. And just imagine a FLOCK of microraptors dropping out of tree branches and FLYING AT YOU. Jurrasic Park needs to get with the times, cause that's some scary crap!

[@TheFunwichHorror]

We need a new Jurassic Park or another popular film franchise that features feathered dinos. The older generation can cry a river about how they don't look as scary as the dinosaurs from their childhoods, at least today's kids would have a more accurate depiction of dinosaurs to fall in love with and hopefully teach to their children and their children's children.

[@veronikamajerova4564]

@@TheFunwichHorror In one Jurrasic Park fanfiction, the explanation of why the JP dinos didn´t have feathers and were different sizes were because they ARE genetically engineered, so they make them look like the pictures of dinos at that time. The visitors wouldn´t belive in feathered dinos, thinking they aren´t genuine, and they wouldn´t look so cool, so they made them more appealing. It WAS primarily a attraction for visitors, after all.

[@robertturpin7890]

U know microraptor is like as small as your hand so yeeeeeeeeeeee

[@Katepuzzilein]

@@robertturpin7890 I mean, so are many modern birds and they don't have any problems divebombing you because a nest is nearby or you have a tasty cheeseburger in your hand. Microraptor is in the size range of seagulls and corvids after all and try to go near a flock of seagulls with anything resembling food and then imagine those gulls had one sharp hook on each foot.

[@robertturpin7890]

@@Katepuzzilein yea but you can easily kill it by punching it so it wont be that scary because you know you can kill it also remember we are like a giant to them so yeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@zendeus20]

This is the og "facts don't care about your feelings"

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

the dudes saying that sure get upset about feathered, "emasculated" dinosaurs though, strange. I thought they were logical? Hmm.

[@zendeus20]

@@appalachiabrauchfrau Yeah, I'm agreeing with him

[@AlexVictorianus]

I didn't understand the issue of the video introduction: how can there be any aggressive hostility because of dinosaur appearance???? It seems so ridiculous! It is a question of science and finding the truth. Paleontology is not politics

[@GuruThesla]

+Alexander Gorbachev some people seem to think that dinosaurs are pop culture icons, rather than actual living animals that inhabited the earth a long time ago.

[@danillogoncalves6082]

Alexander Gorbatschow its the internet so...

[@RaptorGod]

I believe that feathers make the dinosaurs much more beautiful and wonderful compared to their bland scaly counterparts.

[@RaptorGod]

1: Not a Feather Nazi 2: Not a Scientist 3: Like JP as much as the next guy 4: Like accurate dinosaurs 5: FLUFFY T. REX FTW

[@NeovenatorRex]

+RaptorGod I love Fluffy Dinosaurs :D They´re beautiful!

[@thedubstepaddict3675]

+Neovenator Rex hey kenn dich von Earth beyond dinos und so ^^

[@NeovenatorRex]

+aviationXXXtreme Earth Beyond? Meinst du vielleich earth between dinosaurs Clash&more ?

[@noodle2351]

Yea they look pretty 😂😂

[@janejan9728]

Current science says they were feathered. Old science says they were not. Future science will laugh at our primitive chicken drawings.

[@gingermaniac5484]

*Elephant skinned dwarf armed kangaroo-crock waddles in* “Feathers aren’t scary! They’re making me look dumb now!”

[@hayliedlr]

When feathers were first discussed I thought no way. Now I can't imagine them without feathers.

[@gingermaniac5484]

Who’s the feather hater that was confirmed?

[@gingermaniac5484]

@k a .. Just in case I’m going to point out that the description I gave of the elephant skinned kangaroo gator thing as ridiculous as it sounds used to be how people saw trexs, those same people who thought that looked cool or intimidating are the ones who think feathers are lame. (Heheh) It was a jab at old depictions of dinosaurs, not the magestic predatory birds we know today =} I’m sorry I didn’t make that clear~

[@SylvesterLazarus]

There are two kinds of people: - The ones who find feathered dinosaurs scary. - The ones who haven't seen a cassowary in their entire life.

[@Kitty-xi1sb]

I mean, It's not that scary. I wouldn't want to encounter one in the wild, and I'd certainly eat my words if I did, but as someone who has seen them (Just not in person), I don't find them scary.

[@tri-ify8852]

Goose

[@iluvyurbles]

Personally, I love seeing feathered dinos, it makes them so much more majestic and, fascinating. Dinosaurs had feathers, and if feathers and fur look stupid, then these, people have never seen a Harpy Eagle or a African Eagle-owl, tigers and lions would seem, a lot less scary without fur.

[@MichaelShelleysmi]

iluvyurbles​ They look MUUUUUCH scarier without fur. Also birds aren't scary at all :/

[@iluvyurbles]

Michael Shelley Ever seen a vulture? or a harpy?

[@hagalathekido]

iluvyurbles i mean, lions or cheetas are scary, quills are much more scary than feathers.

[@MichaelShelleysmi]

iluvyurbles Those are not scary dude

[@iluvyurbles]

Michael Shelley So? Being scary is not the point of a predator, it's effectience.

[@buddythemoth]

"Carnosaurs" Subtitles: "connoisseurs"

[@yuri_gb]

karna source

[@SoulDelSol]

Car nah sauce

[@OrgulhosoPortugal]

@@C0Z3Y. carnotaurus and carnosaurus are different

[@OrgulhosoPortugal]

@@C0Z3Y. carnotaurus is an abelisaur. And carnosaurus is an Allosaurid

[@captainducktape689]

Connisuer of fine meats

[@PlanetZoidstar]

*Sees Scary Feathered Dinosaurs* That's okay, I didn't need sleep anyway. Also scary feathered Dinosaurs are all sorts of Owls, especially the ones that can reshape their faces to look like feathered demons.

[@brittneystreeter493]

I’ve always thought of dinosaurs having a combo of feathers and scales. I think the feathers make them even more badass and interesting.

[@lilactheleafyboi]

They did have feathers and scales. Ever heard of bird feet

[@athos9293]

They all had varying degrees of feathers, fuzz, scales and bare skin

[@DeHeld8]

I really don't understand why people get so upset about this. It's just feathers.

[@hubertrosa3128]

Me:sees feathers around Also me :Oh crap News:And that was the last we heard of him Also news:dinos with feathers are nerds Goose and casowarry's:regret that

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

They get upset because they remember that geese could then be dinosaurs which they problebly are

[@DeHeld8]

@@anotherrandomperson5070 Geese are dinosaurs indeed. I use their feathers for making into quill pens for calligraphy and for making my arrows. in other words: DINO-ARROWS!!!111

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

@@DeHeld8 now we need a diplodicus spine tided together to make a bow for te arrows What happened to this chat??? Lol

[@mickel1470]

One minute they're giant, mythical dragon like beasts, the next they are giant freaky birds People hate seeing their favorite childhood monsters demystified Some do also look pretty silly, lol

[@ryantate3104]

“I will be unbiased in this video” Less than a minute later: “If you are a feather hater gtfo”

[@chicgeek1230]

*Doofenshmirtz voice* the concave-inator!

[@BrazenSolar]

Irritator is one of my favourite dino names for this reason!

[@3000bigrandy]

Dam that is very creative

[@AshleeKnowsNot]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mandyracoon]

Perry the platypus:(oh damn I'm to late I'm so getting fired for this)I put the () because Perry can't talk you know T^T

[@PizzaHutAsuka]

didnt realize this video was 6 years old and i fully expected the in-tact tail that was discovered last year to be brought up

[@femboyhooters8831]

damn for real? u have a source for me?

[@ianwalker8042]

@@femboyhooters8831 it was found in amber there’s a National Geographic article on it

[@femboyhooters8831]

@@ianwalker8042 i already found it but thank you anyways

[@coffeeskeletonfilms5876]

Here's a drinking game: Every time he mentions that dinosaurs shared a common ancestor that had feathers, take a shot.

[@luongmaihunggia]

Not playing your lame game

[@stevennguyen5771]

Me too

[@marineFR3A]

but he never said that.... i think

[@labfeline815]

Coffee Skeleton Films sorry, don't feel like dying today

[@amuserearflap1031]

So dm did .*

[@Archaeopteryx128]

When I look back at the artists of the past that did their best to depict dinosaurs, such as Knight, I know that they were doing the best they could with what they had. I also am of the opinion that their depictions being wrong in no way lessens their achievements as artists.

[@THEE.apples]

Same

[@Sawrattan]

Agree, and Knight also broke with tradition by portraying some dinosaurs as fast-moving.

[@JackDesert]

I love both the feathered and scaly versions... I love how people think they looked. and love seeing new versions....

[@parakeetbudgie]

*me too.*

[@scopedkobold9226]

Same

[@Zooollieg]

Same

[@finnish_hunter]

Trey said that there is no grey area so stfu

[@JackDesert]

@@finnish_hunter I bet you found your old plastic dinos from your childhood and are now on a soap box in your underwear screaming about the lack of feathers.

[@aricanoa4803]

"feathers aren't scary" go ahead and try to pet a casowarry.

[@MORIA_TSTL]

I did i tryed I was in the ER 5 minutes later

[@Cheeseman3527]

I live across the road from one

[@aricanoa4803]

@@Cheeseman3527 imagine looking through the window at night and he's there looking at you like 👁️👄👁️

[@MC_Plush_Films.2005]

I’ve heard one scary story about a person adopting a baby category and then years later the cassowary kills him

[@Sphere723]

I like how he un-ironically spends the first five minutes complaining about people complaining.

[@papajhonsreal]

Idiots: *"FeaTheRs arEnT ScArY"* Cassowaries: *Am I a joke to you?*

[@user-mp8wy8lp4y]

Well it isn't the feathers that make it scary, it's the fact it could rip you in two with it's feet claws or peck your eyes out

[@The_WhitePencil]

@@user-mp8wy8lp4y yes, and dinosaurs are the same way

[@user-mp8wy8lp4y]

@@The_WhitePencil agreed

[@eclair6910]

Not to mention shoebill, ostrich, emu, caracara, ppetrelsvultures, etc.

[@alvianekka80]

Even geese are scary, have you ever being chased by one?

[@fubecafy]

Feathers are scary, and owls are the scariest. One time, some o' my friends and I were breaking into this old "haunted' farm house at midnight in a very very rural part of central Utah. We were young and did not anticipated that it might actually be boarded up. Which it was. But we found a loose board on one of the windows leading into the basement. We shined our flashlights through a gap in the boards and the basement had chains and old rusty farm implements (including hooks) hanging from the ceiling. Perfect. But the boards were a little tight, so we pulled on them, and pulled. Then I, being a bit stronger than the rest (not flexing, I was also fatter), grabbed a board and pulled as hard as I could. The board broke with a deafening crack, and then, after a split second, somewhere above us and to our right, the most blood-curdling scream I've ever heard. It sounded like a terrified woman being subjected to the most egregious torture you could imagine. Immediately terrified, we ran. Unfortunately the house was a "work zone" and there was a tall gate separating us from the car. As mentioned, I was the fattest, so I was also the slowest. When I reached the gate, Steve had already jumped over and was trying to unlock the car, and Tyler was climbing up the gate. I knew dang well that my fat butt would not be able to climb that gate before that abominable bride of Satan tore me to ribbons. Instead I threw myself directly into the gate's opening, ignoring the lock. The shock of my body hitting the gate caused poor Tyler to fall from the top of the gate, knocking the air from his lungs. Somehow I managed to force my body through that 1' - 1.5' opening. Tyler was in the car, and the car was already moving when I jumped into the back seat, and we sped off afraid to even look behind us until we were back into town. A few days later, I summoned the courage to tell my uncle the story. He laughed and, after patiently admonishing me not to break into any more houses, he explained that the heinous bride of Satan was probably just a barn owl. Here's what barn owls sound like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g322mnaDg7loqLs

[@Mr.CliffysWorld]

Have you seen barn owls up close in person ? They can be pretty creepy . And that isn't the only sound they make . They can also sound like some one is torturing a cat to death . It a little unnerving to hear late at night alone in the woods .

[@PM0U1312]

This is enouph for a whole entire small book

[@egeerenrecber4181]

im too lazy to read it but ye

[@dan240393]

"Dinosaurs don't look scary with feathers" Yeah, sure. Same way that bears aren't intimidating because they're fuzzy...

[@mr.fahrenheit3768]

Why are people so mad about dinosaurs having feathers? The dinos in Jurassic Park are cool. Just like how Darth Vader, Lara Croft, and John Wick are cool. What do these three characters have in common? They're considered cool despite not being real. Why can't featherless dinosaurs be the same?

[@Ergo319]

some people don't use brain well.

[@numnut1516]

You are seeing adult children throw tantrums, that’s all

[@grapeabbas7043]

According to the feather haters, getting eat by a giant turkey is stupid... What? Bruh, is a giant bird trying to eat you alive and you call it stupid? I'll bet they'll also run when a giant turkey chase them 😂.

[@sendmorerum8241]

I remember Tyrannosaurus depictions with thin, scaleless, wrinkly skin. Man, naked mole rats aren't cool no matter how big they grow. They just look so vulnerable, not healthy at all.

[@gato_feliz605]

I think feathers give dinosaurs a grade of realisem. Makes you think that they are actual animals that existed at one point instead of just some non-existing mythical dragon. And that they filled out roles that modern day mammals fill now (Tyranasaurus Rex to Lion, Branchiosaurus to giraffes) And, ya know, that aint a bad thing. It help you say, “Wow! Those things existed?” Instead of “Wow, that so rad dud” Idk if what i said is straight up stupid but i did my best. 😊

[@WatchingFromHeaven]

Feathered dinos makes them even more spooky - they could fool you by making you feel like "hey beauty birdy....", then limb your limb from limb

[@TemplarScaly]

Muhammad Shuginubi ya chickens make me crap myself

[@joshualeespiny7172]

One of my friends thinks that NO DINOSAURS AT ALL had feathers. Even when I show him direct fossil evidence of feathers, he says they are leaves. **Triggered**

[@HonnePerkele]

Obviously Gurassik Gark Fangirl

[@senatordodo4240]

hmm, yes, dinosaur leaves

[@megaraptora]

PALEONTOLOGISTS ARE WRONG!!!!!!!!1!1!1!1!!!1 DINOS WERE TREES,NOT ANIMALS 😠😠😠😠😠

[@ashtasheran6970]

P H O T O S I N T E S H Y S

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

R/noahgetthegoose

[@GippyHappy]

Tbh I always thought dinosaurs looked dumb as giant naked monsters. It made it hard to believe they were even real, even though logically I knew they were. Seeing them with feathers, hair, interesting skin patterns and actual FAT on them; suddenly I actually see an _animal._

[@alchemispark7751]

"Feathers arent scarry" My man have you ever even Heard of geese?

[@alchemispark7751]

@The best only well I guess you have t Heard of them

[@deinsilverdrac8695]

Say Hello to the swan and casowary They have Friend let me introduce you Turkey shoebill Terror bird ostrich emu cariama Pélican Big sea bird Vulture Secretary bird It s a stupid Guy that think you aren t scary I have to go I let you talk a bit

[@shadowbonbon3]

Secutary birds aren’t scary at least to me

[@deinsilverdrac8695]

@@shadowbonbon3 if they attack you they could be scary

[@mugenjoyer-j9l]

Cassowarys will kick your butt. (Or rip it open.)

[@nito2032]

Me at the shop's looking at the kid who has just bought a new raptor toy Me knowing that raptors have feathers: pathetic

[@suleimansghk]

Frost troll me having a feathered velociraptor minifigure: *PATHETIC*

[@nito2032]

@@suleimansghk *cool*

[@felix25ize]

It is possible that they had feathers, almost surely some of them, but who actually knows ? ( Are you talking about dromeosaurids? Since "raptors" are not a scientific name, but a Spielberg movies invention )

[@turkeykillerex9509]

@@felix25ize i think raptors fossilized with feathers, like microraptor

[@felix25ize]

@@turkeykillerex9509 In the chinese cretaceous, you can find feathered dromeosaurs; several dozen million years earlier, in Solnhofen (Bavaria ) there was the Archeopteryx, the first bird, descending from a feathered dinosaur; but besides him, there were the featherless fossils of two species of Compsognathus, which were little coelurosaurs, maybe some of them ancestors of the dromeosaurs. Then it is probable that most of the feathered dinosaurs were due to a later evolution after the jurassic ...

[@TREYtheExplainer]

2:20 Please do not take my warning the wrong way. Please comment whatever you want, just do it respectfully. Please do not label me as a terrible person just because I monitor the comment section. All I was meaning say was: I don't want bias, misinformation, and confusion to take over the comment section. I have already gotten many rude comments telling me that I am a terrible and evil person for just wanting my comment section to be clean of non-constructive comments.Please do not think of me that way.

[@SousukeAizen421]

TREY the Explainer hahahahahha i can't believe people getting upset because dinosaurs have feathers ,i didnt think that these kind of people exist but damn lol,at least i had a good laugh

[@seandewar47]

Uchiha Madara​ I know right

[@seandewar47]

Everybody's a critic

[@aljedo]

TREY the Explainer im just saying this i blevive all tyrannosaurids have feather and trex but i do not believe ''ADULT TREX'S HAVE FEATHER'S'' i think the young one's and sub adults had feather's and i do believe some adult trex's had feather just on the body tail and head but only in colder climets then the warmer climet's i mean think about it.trex lived in very warm climets well some did and the night time would be colder but not cold enough for adult trex's to need feather i know im not thinking about mateing pourpose's but this is what i think about ''trex''.(please comment and tell me about your thoughts about my answer say whatever you want its totaly fine thank you)

[@KironVB]

TREY the Explainer How can you be terrible when you use Deadly Premonition - Life is Beautiful in your video?

[@keatonpgaming4398]

Some people: feathers aren’t scary Canadian goose: that’s where you’re wrong

[@MsXXVincentXx]

i am a big Jurassic Park fan, but i must say i believe in feathered dinosaurs,sure the JP Dinosaurs looks scary but its not real,its fictional, so yeah :>

[@dergotsch9284]

You dont need to believe in fethered dinosaurs, because there is no such thing as belief in science. only hard facts.

[@lionblaze0384]

Honestly, I think a lot of the dinosaurs that are now thought to be feathered look far better with feathers. Feathered T-Rex? Looks absolutely rad. All the raptors that now have feathers? Metal. And the dinos that aren't feathered? Also still rad. Nature is rad. The way these creatures likely actually looked is more neat than most things humans could actually create, i'd bet ya.

[@artisticdinosaur4194]

Feathered rapters are cool, but in reality the rex wasn't covered in feathers and that's a fact

[@anomitas]

@@artisticdinosaur4194 lol ok boomie

[@wetube6513]

@@artisticdinosaur4194 That's a good one 🤣

[@artisticdinosaur4194]

@@wetube6513 Are you being sarcastic here? or are you serious? feathers on a fully grown adult rex would overheat it. sure juvenile, baby rexes did have feathers but they lost there feathers over time. ( that's a speculation)

[@Jason75913]

Velociraptors look better with tropical plummage anyway =p

[@Liaswildlife]

Licinius Varrus completely agree. Raptors look soo much better and scarier, since birds are more intelligent than reptiles..

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Lias Wildlife I don’t know I’ve seen quite a few birds get tricked by an alligator so apparently not all of them are smarter now parrots are scary smart Imagine a velociraptor they can copy your voice and it’s a smart as a five-year-old that is terrifying

[@Liaswildlife]

@@charlottewalnut3118 crocodilans are not exactly reptiles, they are a sistergroup of dinosaurs. At least this was the taxonomic status I last heard of. But yes, not all birds are genius, but there are quite a few. I recomend "Genius of birds" by Jennifer Ackermann. There are thousands of little clever brains out there....

[@charlottewalnut3118]

Lias Wildlife Oh I’m aware that there are quite a few very intelligent birds but reptiles can get to the same level monitor lizards and Tego lizards can both be trained like dogs it’s just harder

[@arrowsaurus7561]

Oberstruhmfuhrer Schrodinger Imagine a crow like raptor stalking you in the night

[@edgargaebolg9307]

Imagine a sauropod with a crest of feathers similar to a cockatiel, that'd look awesome

[@fauna8049]

you should look up "ark additions woolly brachiosaurus"

[@TheseUseless]

In almost 5 years, you have multiplied your sub count by 10 times.

[@stuff7136]

Of course Diego Brando would be on a dinosaur channel lol

[@zeryfcollection]

@@stuff7136 this is amazing. Jojo fans are everywhere

[@stuff7136]

@@zeryfcollection we are inescapable

[@OrgulhosoPortugal]

@@stuff7136 no. I escaped you

[@stuff7136]

@@OrgulhosoPortugal not for long

[@parthasarathipanda4571]

'it's horrible the way facts are ruining drama'- The problem with most people these days :P

[@bimblor9858]

I like to believe it's the opposite

[@paleoguy2165]

Yeah, science doesn't give a dam about opinions. Frankly I like dinosaurs either way, maybe even better with feathers. Also: 'It's horrible the way facts are ruining the drama' dinosaur drama is based of facts. Dinosaurs are spectacular extinct animals, not kaijus.

[@OO-qr1ks]

Too tru

[@embroideredragdoll]

This sums up most anti-corset feminist arguments to a te.

[@daniellewolfe1919]

I can see the Spionsaurids having quill like whiskers as the hunted in the water. The whiskers would have given them a better feeling for what was in the water.

[@demonhonker6266]

+The Wolf of Comedy I can just image a little baby spinosaurus with thicker little kitten whiskers curled up in someone's lap

[@johanbakker4463]

sounds funny. one of the largest therapods looking like a kitty ( sort of)

[@demonhonker6266]

I feel like drawing spinosaurus with some cat features now, like tail and ears and whiskers

[@johanbakker4463]

+Mad Bat i once drawed a hairy suchomimus so a kittyspino should be fun

[@rowanmoore8247]

+Dino Flash cute till it rips your arm off

[@WhisperXK]

I honestly don't understand how feathers "ruins drama" to be honest a feathered dino would be just as if not more terrifying

[@bluestang9530]

This episode: "Dinosaurs were just scary birds, prove me wrong"

[@koghs]

Implying that bird's aren't scary?

[@God-xd1wr]

Goose: *rubs chin with malicious intent*

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

Dinosaurs are not as scary as goose Oml imagine a goose the size of a full grown trex

[@russellharrell2747]

Birds are just the least scary dinosaurs

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

@@russellharrell2747 explain geese

[@TheColonelAngel]

Its crazy how the dinosaurs have changed from appearance over the years. I still love my lizard like JP versions but people gotta get with the facts a lot of these dinos had feathers and looked more likely giant chickens then Godzilla. Great vid What you think of Jurassic world?

[@TREYtheExplainer]

TheColonelAngel Thank you! And I liked it I though it was cool, but I loved Mad Max Fury Road better

[@TheColonelAngel]

TREY the Explainer I haven't seen it yet I heard that tom hardy was pretty average as mad max. and yes I loved the final fight scene it was epic how they killed I-Rex

[@TREYtheExplainer]

TheColonelAngel That fight scene was awesome! Mad Max Fury Road is a really great action movie! I suggest you watch it :D

[@stingyfickers6830]

Spoilers.but I already saw it

[@TheColonelAngel]

PINKIEPI Stopmotion oh sorry

[@hussain4gaming437]

"dinosaurs with feathers aren't scary" say that to a Utahraptor opening your skin with its sickle claw like it's opening a zipper,OH god just imagine that,a Utah raptor using its claw to unzip your skin

[@felixphilippe7224]

i wuld knock that raptor out before it bit me

[@anotherrandomperson5070]

No just say that to a emu or goose or even worst a kildeer

[@theclassyxenomorph1301]

@Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus The Pharaoh Of Egypt actually all you have to do is say no. The Utah can't legally unzip you without permission

[@theclassyxenomorph1301]

@Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus The Pharaoh Of Egypt he needs consent doe

[@felixphilippe7224]

@Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus The Pharaoh Of Egypt i have knocked out many birds in my time so yes actualy i think i would knock out a hairless bird also even if it did bit me it only got 1 mouth and i got 2 hands=dead dino

[@billblaski9523]

"Feathers arent scary" Lemme introduce you to the Shoebill; if it has 2 babies, it basically chooses the strongest one to take care of and ignores the other one. Meaning they pretty much just suffer from starvation and die

[@ishrendon6435]

Lots of animals do that though. Infant is so common and in humans

[@ishrendon6435]

So its not unique to birds many mammals do that