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Can you make an episode of Ichtyotitan?

I love the story❤ have you covered Acrocanthosaurus? Also I like your videos❤

Can you please cover Brachiosaurus next time?

The Nedcolbertia almost got invited to Falke and Strider romantic dinner as the dinner.

Love my fellow Utahns

Love your videos❤❤❤

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10 million years ago. Im glad I wasn't around then. 😮

People:it's an allosaurid Other people: it's a Carcharodontosaurid New paper: it's a sauropod🗿🗿🗿

Your story had me feeling like i was under the water with the dolphin.

I'M Purussaurus

Break down on brachiosaurus

Me watching these so I can play path of titans better

Iguanadon: Thumbs up for Christianity!

Purussaurus is, hands down, the most awesome & scary! Deinosuchus would have been when I was younger, before I heard of big P. It's also shocking, in that it's of OUR time, not distantly dead ages. The insane power of it's bite is obvious in the ludicrous skull. I like them all of course, and Alligator cousin Deinosuchus is really cool as well, so it's almost close, but not really. Crocodilians like Purussaurus and Barinasuchus, as well as some reptiles (Titanaboa, Stupendemys), down in south america put the lie to the notion "age of mammals", or at least held off the title shift or challenge it.

This asks for a Lythronax cover

Yi Qi and Oviraptor would be my religious Icon, like any dinosaur with wins are literal dragon. Also I think dinosaurs in general would be viewed as Demigods, specially the giant ones because some of the most chaotically creative vertebrate terrestrial wise are Reptiles and Avians/Birds, just look at pheasants, iguanas, crocodilians, turtles, and more.

"He was still in fighting shape"....was used to close together from the first to the second time. Maybe have used..."he felt he had atleast one more good round in him" or a version there of, or something of the nature. Just throwing it out there, a little constructive suggestion. No points deducted. Still a nice showing, bruh.

Great job mate!

Please do Styracosaurus, it's my favorite Ceratopsian. I also hope to see Lythronax get its own episode.

Can Brachiosaurus be next please?

Let's go!!!! I love diabloceratops.

"Serrated teeth", no, Purussaurus teeth are NOT serrated.

Thanks again good Sir! I've always been fascinated by the Phytosaurs (me being an enthusiastic Croc nut) so i appreciate great vids on them. Well done on this! :)

It is Josephoartigasia not josephoantasia

In the early '90s, I was on an expedition in the Amazonas Basin of South Venezuela, Eastern waters of the great Orinoco River. In our 14 ft (Bongo) wooden canoes, we traversed many small back bays and saw quite a few Caiman, usually sunning themselves on shorelines. I had a Super 8 small video camera with me and got some good footage of some of these impressive reptiles, the largest perhaps approx 10 ft. I was caught totally unprepared however, when, whilst my friend, myself and our native guide were just drifting, scanning the shore, an absolutely monstrous Caiman quietly surfaced directly beside our canoe. As I said, our canoe was 14 ft long, this beast was longer! I sat there, stunned in disbelief, terrified to make any sudden moves, though if I had stretched out my arm, it was close enough to touch it. I gently called out for my friend's attention and when he looked back and saw it, he gasped with a quick tirade of expletives and pleaded for me to get the camera, which was in my pack at my feet. By the time I reached into the bag however, the Caiman submerged and was gone. Our guide suggested we paddle a distance away and gather on shore, which we slowly did, trying not to disturb the waters. We had a good lunch that day, with a lot of nervous scans of the shorelines with and without binoculars. We had many exciting days during that adventure but yeah, that was probably the scariest, due to how close we had been to such an amazing creature!

Am STILL waiting for scientists to create a full-length nature documentary about Purussaurus. In ALL the documentaries they've made about prehistoric crocodilians I've seen so far, Purussaurus has only been mentioned once or twice, and only in PASSING. That is a SEVERE injustice for such an iconic predator, and it needs to be rectified IMMEDIATELY.

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I had heard of this animal, but really didn’t know much about it. I had no idea it was this big.

Do an Azhdarchid, maybe Zhegiiangosaurus

Purussaurus was actually about 10 to 12 meters long

I love your storytelling of dinosaurs man thank you so much

Looks like a Flintstones Dino-Caiman.

Can you please do a breakdown on brachiosaurus?

8:19 i'd say the maximum possible size for this Caimen is 12.2 meters for the largest individuals of the species

Definitely one of my favorite aspects of this creature is that robust and broad skull. You don't need to be a paleontology expert to know it was adapted for Crushing and holding prey

By far the largest known reptile since the extinction of the non avian dinosaurs. A terrifying creature

Well...this is one caiman that a jaguar can't deal with....

When I saw a 16' crocodile in Asia I thought it was huge. I can only imagine a 30' crocodilian!

i'd love to see kentrosaurus