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I’m digging deep into this my pet has gone missing I saw a dead skull of it just where I was walking last month it has scratch marks on it people said it was a bigger dog but that one day I saw it I don’t have picture proof but I saw a black leopard

I’d like to hear about some dinosaurs that don’t get enough recognition; Despite being part of a rather popular family. We already have the popularity of Therizinosaurus; and the partial Stardom in documentaries for Nothronychus. But a couple that have stuck with me since my childhood that I remember are Erlikosaurus & Segnosaurus. I feel that the unsung members of this bizarre family need better recognition!

I hope you cover some Triassic dinos! My vote goes to plateosaurus.

Cats are a hybrid creature created for hunting vermin by mixing monkey, snake and rodent. Look at the Cat's skull shape, like a snake, and the third eyelid, the hiss, and when they lay down and stretch out long, they are really like a snake, the tail is like a snake..... plus they are monkey, tree dwelling and part rodent....

When will you make a cryptids video again?

One on Dilophosaurus would be great

Oh I like this! A bit more detailed and covering some of the ideas new AND old! That tired sigh at Morrison's name made me giggle, also :D I would like to second the suggestion in comment for Equus - though my specific thought would be Eohippus, I'd be happy to learn about most any of the ancient ungulates. Those toes - even or odd numbered - are SUCH an interesting adaptation, from reindeer to mustang ponies!

I suggest maybe macrauchenia or toxodon for next paleo profile.

Since discovering the prehistoric mammals and other species of that time I find them way more interesting and fascinating than the dinosaurs I don’t know if it’s because we grew up being taught about dinosaurs and seeing toys and films made of them and we saw them all the time and had no real acknowledgement of these creatures but I find these mammals so unbelievably interesting maybe it’s because they are the ancestors of our modern mammals! I’m so obsessed 😆 thank you Dr.P amazing videos 👍

The little red frog dude looks like he was drawn by @Trevor Brighton.

My suggestion would be a paleo profile of Archaeopteryx!

Cooks sighting has been attributed to possibly the ship's cat. Wild Maori dogs possibly could be mistaken, or since late 1800's, stoats (they readily swim like mini otters). The SE Asian otter? is another possible culprit. Persistent cryptic information suggesting pre-European colonisation by several groups of humans, Maori being the most recent, & some were not Polynesian. SE Asian could easily include their otter. In Last 1800s a well described sighting by a couple of children occurred in the upper Buller in Nelson district. It tallies well with the descriptions here & is recorded in the hunting book by N McConachie. Subsequent information revealed apparently an otter escaped captivity from the Nelson settlement & was recorded a few times between this sighting and its escape point. McConachie didn't mention this or appear aware of it. He was an excellent observer, but the account was his older sister's recollection, who he felt would recall better. If one otter was imported the likelihood of more elsewhere is quite feasible, & they would easily escape if not well secured. They can confidently be considered extinct, if they were ever a breeding population.

Those sauropodlet are up to something….

Suggestion: Helveticosaurus from the Triassic, please 🙏

Do a video on odobenocetops

next one please do Bistahieversor

All Hail the Great Henry Fairfield Osborn!!!

Ornitholestes being potentially an oviraptorid is NOT something I could have predicted!

Eryops never gets enough love. You should do a video on them! :)

As a kid growing up in the 1970s in a small town, most of the books I read about prehistoric life were already out of date, but I do remember Ornitholestes was a very popular dinosaur to the authors and artists.

Andrewsarchus and its Protamammal head

Paleofile idea: diplocaulus

I got one. Yutyrannus

Wuhan, China has a lot of famous paleontology finds from Dinosaur fossils with this type of genus too.

I've always had a soft spot for Ornitholestes. I was actually thinking earlier today that I'd suggest a video about ornithomimids the next time Dr. Polaris uploaded a video. Deinocheirus would make a good Paleo-Profile video, given it was just "giant mystery arms" for decades.

I would suggest the genus Equus. It (was) is an incredibly succesful, widespread and diverse taxon with many species that deserve more recognition

You going to do a video on the mummified saber tooth cat they found?

If I remember correctly… “Incase I didn’t have time to here this on here.” Ornitholestes is a member of a group of Dinosaurs called the Coelurosaurs. They even include the Tyrannosaurs as part of the Coelurosaurs. Ornitholestes might be one of the distant cousins to the Mighty T.REX.

Stop spreading the myth of the bat-wing theropod/bird. There is no styliform element. That's just a broken bone. Details here: pterosaurheresies.wordpress.com/2015/05/03/no-styliform-element-on-yi-qi-thats-just-a-displaced-radius/ and here: pterosaurheresies.wordpress.com/2021/07/04/when-a-simple-torsion-fracture-turned-an-early-cretaceous-bird-into-bizarre-bat-wing-dinosaur/ In analysis Ornitholestes nests with Scriurumimus as a large compsognathid basal to dromaeosaurs and birds. Cladogram here: reptileevolution.com/reptile-tree.htm

nice

I am not proud to say my only familiarity with this is from knowing about “The silurian hypothesis.” I think that’s this one, right?

Looking foward to the cynodonts love me some snyapsids from the triassic

Quilliam will always have a place in our hearts. Ornitholestes is a cool dinosaur im surprised i havent tried drawing it yet

In my day, Ornitholestes and Coelurus were often considered the same animal. In high school (1980-1983) I signed My artworks with My "EV" Logo topped with "Coelurus" , which was amongst My favorite dinosaurs at the time.(Coelophysis being My most favorite!) I also had the notion of Feathers and active postures for These creatures which got me a Lot of ridicule from teachers. Weirdly, the idea came from The very books That compared theropod dinosaurs to birds, and some of those books were seriously Out of date. There's a groovy recently described Dinosaromorph called Silesaurus opolensis that would make a Great Profile subject! It's been called the "Greyhound of Dinosaurs" by several authors. It fits in well with my early depictions of My Tairlanga making Tairlanga seem more possible than ever! Great Work on your Ornitholestes Profile Here!!!💖

Dog sized ✅ Fluffy ✅ If this dinosaur were alive, people would most likely try their darndest to domesticate or tame them.

I would like to ask you to make a video on my favorite, the Cryolophosaurus Ellioti

Amazing content as always

Can you please cover Yutyrannus in the next profile?

Acrocanthosaurus, my favorite dino. Why not?

Underatted dino

Paleo Profiles looks like it will be a good series, may I suggest a few Australian dinosaurs; Australovenator, Leaellynasaura, Minmi and/or Muttaburrasaurus

The next Paleo-Profile could be Dimetrodon? Awesome video on an intriguing dinosaur, Doc!

More info on the proto-mammalians that were such a leading group of animals of all sizes until they got clobbered at the end of the Permians would be cool. The development of these guys into mammals throughout the Mesozoic is now being found in groups that hadn't been discovered much. There were too small and got eaten or crushed and undiscovered much like other small animals. A lot must have been going on in the Mesozoic that just didn't leave much accessible fossils. Some of the fossils being found now in ancient east Asian volcanic rock that covered the animals quickly and not too destructively are just marvelous.

Can you do Aurornis or any of the other Troodontids? Or maybe Austroraptor? Or both?! 🤭 Please? ☺️

Would you consider Fasolasuchus and/or Lisowicia for future paleo-profiles?

You sure you should call it Paleo Profiles? That’s the same name Trey the Explainer used for his videos

I think you should do Lisowicja for Paleo Profile

I'm going to suggest Muttaburrasaurus, mainly because Australian Dinos don't get enough love.

If you need a single species that could be interesting to cover Koolasuchus or Lanthanosuchus. Trilobites could be cool too

Can I vote for Desmotylids? Or maybe a series on weird outliers - like the St. Bathan’s mammal or bibymalagasy (although I think the latter might have been yet another specialised tenrec.