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It is very interesting all the testing and information on this sadly extinct creature, due to humans AGAIN. But really ? are they going to mess with nature again and bring it back after all these year. Haven't they learnt from so many previous mistakes that have gone so wrong. Wiping out ANOTHER species that they'll have to work on saving.

Stop using Ai for the thumbnails, you got more change of people clicking in your videos if you actually do some work

There’s no way bro made a 30 minute AI voiceover video

Why is the thumbnail a lynx?

Thank you! I enjoyed this. I actually wasn't watching it fully, but enjoyed the commentary. I saw some strange creatures, but unfortunately missed the werewolf mentioned in an earlier comment. I'm not sure quite how a werewolf fits into African flora and fauna history.

Bollocks t-rex tremble Don't that very much. Typicsl humans again putting their word in . Dinasaurs were on this planet before pain in the ass humans come along

Greet video. Love the whole story.

Megafauna is already a plural, as a mass noun. “Megafauna’s” is a grammatical disaster, which you should know… 🤦🏻‍♂️

It's never been explained that man started in Africa then spread out all over world causing the extinction of 90% of the worlds megafauna. Yet in Africa they still live by and large as they did a million years ago. Why?

What does megafauna mean?

I get you are trying to show diverse creatures but clips from werewolf movies, alligator/croc from rampage???

Triceratops' frill had no fenestrae. It was composed of thick solid bone. In addition, some of the images in this video are of Regaliceratops and not Triceratops.

Love the snapshots from 65. Great movie and wonderful Dino’s! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦

I WOULD DOUBT BUT HOW DO Y'ALL REALLY KNOW 💭 THAT THE WORLD IS OLDER THAN THAT

Yes! If not it will be!

Excusing the ridiculously unethical behavior of Cope and Marsh, because of the speed with which this knowledge came to our attention, is absolutely foolhardy. This race to the bottom illustrates all that is wrong with the world today. We can evolve intellectually only as fast as we are emotionally equipped to digest what we've discovered. I know we won't stop, but I also know we are sowing the seeds to our own demise. We're almost there. Everything in it's own time......

Thìs was dissapionting had nothing to do with if smilodon was extinct or alive.

At the 13 min mark, you have a pic of a gorgonopsid on top of prey. Obviously, Permian predators don’t belong in a video solely on smilodons however, the discussion could be about convergent evolution and how both gorgonopsids and smilodons developed saber teeth

This was supposed to be about a giant octopus not the bone wars.

Nice octopus?

it would probably get cold. eat it. and start walking south.

Problem solving intelligence

When you post images don't post rubbish. Meaning, don't post images that go against what we know as it furthers ignorance amongst those who are learning. Some of those sizes were beyond ridiculous.

It sounds like a 50s documentary. I'm waiting for the guy to tell me weed will make my junk fall off.

This was Prey for the Meg!

We have the technology to clone a dog and a sheep they have the Tasmanian Tiger fetus can we clone that

As a reptile keeper and reptile rescue I have had broken bones in animals. The way how reptiles heal fractures is different from mammals. The first phase the animal is restricted in its movement. In nature, they would find a hiding spot. Reptiles cam go a long time without eating. After a while, usually ten days to two weeks, a callous will form around the fracture, made from fibrous tissue as a natural cast while the bone inside heals. This can look like a huge swelling but it's part of the process. Once that has occurred, the animal can move nearly normal again. And as to why this Dino had fractures mostly of the arms is again easily explained if you just observe behaviors of living reptiles. For instance green iguanas are quite social but also very quarrelsome, especially during breeding season. Two battling males will usually attack each other around the heads and forelegs. Green iguanas also do the "death roll" which can tear off the limbs of another. Seriously, just watch living reptiles and birds and you will find explanations for a lot of the questions. Also, why are carnivores always depicted as screaming or bellowing? That would warn all the other animals and make hunting very difficult.

Floods cause a new world every time one happens

Thousands not millions

We've known that raptors were bird-like creatures for a few years now. Utahraptors had feathers!

God made the animals and brought them to Adam to give them names. Trust me, He did not bring a T-rex or this BigBoy to Adam. So where did they come from? They were the genetic experiments of fallen angels. That is only part of the story. Some of the fallen angels mated with human women and produced giants - Nephilim. So the DNA of God's creation was being corrupted. He destroyed all of the corrupted DNA creatures and started over with pure DNA of one family. You know his name.

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Nature didn't give animals anything God Did you fools they were created Evolution is a fraud

The real spino wouldn't be a fair match for a T-rex.

Nobody talks about mosasaurus? Really? 🙄

There were no theropods in the late Jurassic that could supplant T-Rex as the apex predator on land or from any other era for that matter.

How do you know it out smarted early humans ? Glad you were there 😮