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it’s almost like a baryonyx enlarged finger claw to catch fish it isn’t nessisarily a huge hunting rafting it might just help with balance or walking/climbing up steeper slopes as it can dig into the ground
Imagine the stuff that hasn't been fossilized. Most area's with high populations of life do not have the right conditions to create fossils. Crazy what might have been. And what might come later.
@@voodoophil I've always been super interested in the giant human theory. What if there was actually a giant race of Humans around at some point who built the pyramids and such? Pretty much every ancient scripture about human culture refers to giants in some shape or form.
It’s very interesting to ponder how many species ACTUALLY existed compared to the dinosaur species we’ve uncovered to this day. For all we know, there could have been millions of species more than what we found, and don’t even get me started on what could have been underwater as well. Paleontology is a fascinating career, and it’s nice to see that it’s actually improving and not becoming less popular as technology takes over. Do i sound like a boomer with this reply? I feel like i do. I’m not a paleontologist btw
@@itsthequenchiest5072 I go fossil hunting from time to time when I'm in a location that allows for it. Fun hobby, and you can come across some really cool shark teeth and such. I have teeth that haven't even been officially identified! Either a new species or a transitioning species. Really cool stuff
@@voodoophil Yeah it's fantastical, but interesting. plus the term giant translated could have been meant to be large in status king/warlord/warrior/etc.
I'm noticing that the recently new dinosaurs no longer have the "saurus" in their names. Kinda feels like something is being removed by not having "saurus" in them.
It’s funny that a Paleontologist just burrowed a name from the book, Game of Thrones and named it as a Meraxes. Someone out there in the paleo community is a big fan. It’s great that Prehistoric Planet is helping out on bringing Paleontology in focus, though may be a little due to how much media would cover it, but this otherwise helps somewhat along with Jurassic Park/World.
About the only restriction on naming is actually that you can't name it after yourself anymore...which leads to some workarounds with things like "I named it after my father...honest!"
I’m so glad that people are becoming more interested in dinosaurs, not just from Jurassic park (or any other fictional media), but the real life paleontological discoveries and the science behind these animals as they were in real life. This new dinosaur is very interesting, I really like it’s name (Meraxes Gigas) and it’s crazy to think that we’re finding new dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures we didn’t think exist. It makes you wonder what else we might discover on this planet that’s either living or extinct.
@@TeoDP7 it’s crazy to believe that people actually wholeheartedly believe that humans deliberately put “fake clay bones” underground to trick everyone else into thinking dinosaurs are real
@@TeoDP7 if your talking about feathers on dinosaurs. Then please jump into traffic. I'm not going to believe lies that Rex and his friends had stupid feathers and didn't roar. Believe the lies. Science isn't always right... Just saying.
Thank you for sharing these paleontology news😄 this could also be a great idea for a video every once in a while in addition to monsterverse and Jurassic content
Just looked up who Meraxes was in Ice And Fire/Game Of Thrones lore. Before Dany's three Dragons, the most famous Dragon in Westeros's history was the titanic Dragon named Balerion. Meraxes was actually Balerion's younger BROTHER.
As an aspiring palaeontologist, o can let you know that your pronunciation was good. And yeah, while Merax (nickname) is a cool Dino, the giga was only challengeable by the larger, more dangerous tyrannosaurs, rather than other carnosaurs. Still, a very cool dino
Giganotosaurus could reach 13 metres in length and weigh over 6 tons. We don’t know how big meraxes could get but the specimen we found was only 11 metres long and weighed in at around 5 tons. It’s about the same size as an Acrocanthosaurus, not as big as giga mapu or tyrannotitan but still huge
Giganotosaurus was a lot larger longer and taller. A smaller carcharodontosaurid Acrocanthosaurus may have just been 400kg-1 tonne bigger than meraxes giga but its taller and longer than meraxes giving it a huge advantage against meraxes!
I believe Meraxes lived a bit later than Giga, so they likely wouldn't have fought. But Meraxes did live with some big sauropods that it likely would have hunted!
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 It wasn't actually the descendant of Giga. If you look at their family tree, Meraxes is actually more primitive that Giganotosaurus, which is more closely related to Mapusaurus. So maybe Giga was ancestral to Mapusaurus
@@patrick_j_lee you should check out Tyrannotitan, it is the oldest known giant caracharodontosaurid and giganotosaurine but Meraxes is more primitive than even tyrannotitan.
Dudes in the chat, please shut up about the T. Rex. I don’t care if it could kill Maraxes, just appreciate new discoveries without saying “wEll t ReX cOuLd StIlL kIlL iT sO yEaH”.
Well said T-rex fanboys are the worst dino fanboys in the world whatever new theropod dinosaur is found or theropods that we already know they immediately get triggered a bunch of idiots trying hard to make the animal unbeatable yeah it's a stocky animal but being stocky doesn't mean you can't get hurt powerful slashes or other powerful blows can be fatal or life threatening regardless of appearance period. That being said Meraxes gigas is an awesome dinosaur.
They said the same thing about the whales' hind limbs as being ''vestigial'' only later to turn out they are vital for the animal's procreation. Now they committed the same mistake on the small dinosaurs' forelimbs. The evolutionary dogma blinds even the most astute.
I don't know why, but I always felt like there was at least another carcharadontosaurids living alongside the Giganotosaurus, bigger than the abelesaurids and megaraptorians that we already know existed alongside it. Literally I imagined a smaller one like a Mapusaurus just living at the same time idk why. Guess I was right lmao
@@jurassicroom7673 Carcharodon megalodon is an invalid name because the Meg wasn’t just a large great white, it was the last of a long lineage of “megatooth” sharks. It’s quite interesting stuff really. So Otodus is usually the more favored name although some scientists regard it as Carcharocles instead. :)
Me: Watches this and Whoaing. Me again: See's the Meraxes Gigas animation model. Me also again: Whoa, that animal is sooo shrink wrapped. Me also gain too: How does the poor animal even hunt with he's thin shrink wrapped head without snapping in half? Moral of the story: This is why evolution wouldn't give their poor animals such shrink wrapped heads. Indominus Rex: Am I a joke to you? Cuz I am the Dinosaur that has the most shrink wrapped head!
Actually, Meraxes gigas would not have lived alongside Giganotosaurus, but would have lived alongside Mapusaurus which is a close relative of Giga, And you pronounced Carcharodontosaurid wrong
The paper shows that the timerange in which Meraxes would have lived does not match with that of Giganotosaurus, so both would have never met. It would have shared it's habitat with Mapusaurus instead, which is still pretty close.
Meraxes didn't live with the giganotosaurus. It lived with mapusaurus, but even then, they wouldn't meet each other because they lived in different formations
My thanks Dangerville8 - u keep it - use it toward keeping the public informed with new discoveries - reminds me of when I was a kid - we didn’t have iPads - we had plastic dinosaurs and great imagination
When was Meraxes gigas discovered? Meraxes was originally discovered in Patagonia in 2012 but it has taken years of preparation to finally excavate and analyse the specimen. The huge, carnivorous dinosaur belonged to the Carcharodontosauridae family, a group of giant meat-eating theropods.
5:08 nice to see these true giants in the wild. I’ll be off to university to do environmental studies witch looks at a bit of economic effects on the environment but chiefly Environmental Science and Biology and looking at the flora and fauna and how they effect the natural ecosystem. I’ve always wanted to be a marine biologist and I’m happy to see u sharing your nautical findings with us.
This is all well and cool, but could they please put a ‘Saurus’ at the end of Meraxes if they keep the name? Meraxes sounds too much like an individual name to me, and Meraxesaurus sounds far cooler to me.
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 indeed, I’ll go to Saurophaganax and say ‘yeah, now it’s Saurophaganaxosaurus’. I’ll even put saurus at the end of names that already have a saurus in their name, like ‘Tyrannosaurus Rexosaurus’ and ‘Micropachycephalosaurussaurus’
Yes, no matter what anyone can argue it’s not fair comparing a T. rex and any other theropod. A T. rex is just smarter, heavier, has a more powerful butte, better vision, surprisingly better agility, it’s just not fair to compare them. Carcharodontosaurids like giga were built to take down sauropods with slashing bites and T. rex was designed for taking down armoured prey like ankylosaurus and triceratops. It wouldn’t have much of an issue with a giga or anything else
I live meraxes gigas, it looks similar to a Giganotosaurus or tyrannotitan but with a slightly shorter and more robust skull similar to a T. rex sort of! Hope it appears in prehistoric planet. Also, meraxes and Giganotosaurus actually didn’t do exist with Giganotosaurus. Giganotosaurus existed with mapusaurus.
But how fast was a giganotosaurus network? Like how many gigs are we talking here? How many games could be installed on a giganotosaurus without bogging it down? I doubt meraxes gigas was operating with a state of the art performance compared to giganotosaurus, but maybe meraxes gigas was more affordable.
They were pretty evenly sized both at 11 metres and 5 tons. Ide go with meraxes just seeing as acro is a more primitive and probably less intelligent or powerful carcharodontosaurid but idk I could be wrong
They estimated the age of this dinosaur to be 45 years old or more at the moment it died due to the layers inside it's bones so there's 0 chances it was a juvenile of another specie
They found that one of the specimens of meraxes was 45+ years old and was barely bigger than allosaurus meaning that was it's maximun size there's no chance it was a giganotosaurus.
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Gonna need more info . But love the name !!
Nice
what kind of dinosaur is this Alastair
on top this guy reminds me of deviljho.
It’s listed as number 5 for me it’s kinda cool it looks like a mix of the giga and the Majungasaurus and a little of Albertosaurus
Fun Fact: Meraxes had a slightly enlarged toe claw like that of the killing claw of Dromaeosaurs(Raptors)
So almost like a gigantic subspecies of Dromaeosaur or something that stands out on its own?
@@Gamerafighter76 The claw was enlarged, but wasn't able to be held off the ground like Dromaeosaurs
@@seandewar47 Well, thanks for clearing that up.
So meraxes was basicly a carcharodontosaurid trying to copy a T. rex and dromeaosaur at the same time. Awesome
it’s almost like a baryonyx enlarged finger claw to catch fish it isn’t nessisarily a huge hunting rafting it might just help with balance or walking/climbing up steeper slopes as it can dig into the ground
Imagine the stuff that hasn't been fossilized. Most area's with high populations of life do not have the right conditions to create fossils. Crazy what might have been. And what might come later.
@@voodoophil I've always been super interested in the giant human theory. What if there was actually a giant race of Humans around at some point who built the pyramids and such? Pretty much every ancient scripture about human culture refers to giants in some shape or form.
It’s very interesting to ponder how many species ACTUALLY existed compared to the dinosaur species we’ve uncovered to this day. For all we know, there could have been millions of species more than what we found, and don’t even get me started on what could have been underwater as well. Paleontology is a fascinating career, and it’s nice to see that it’s actually improving and not becoming less popular as technology takes over.
Do i sound like a boomer with this reply? I feel like i do. I’m not a paleontologist btw
@@itsthequenchiest5072 I go fossil hunting from time to time when I'm in a location that allows for it. Fun hobby, and you can come across some really cool shark teeth and such. I have teeth that haven't even been officially identified! Either a new species or a transitioning species. Really cool stuff
Yeah.
@@voodoophil Yeah it's fantastical, but interesting. plus the term giant translated could have been meant to be large in status king/warlord/warrior/etc.
Great! The un-popular dinosaurs should deserve way more recognition than they have! I think prehistoric planet helped with that.
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As weird as this sounds, the Jurassic world toy line also helps in that regard. They give a surprisingly good amount of attention to obscure species
I'm noticing that the recently new dinosaurs no longer have the "saurus" in their names. Kinda feels like something is being removed by not having "saurus" in them.
maybe because dinosaurs aren’t truly lizards which is what “saurus” roughly translates to
Then they should replace the word dinosaur with Dinoornis(Terrible Bird)
@@nabikumar1908 that would actualy be pretty cool
It's old we need new names we can't name every dinosaur ????saurus.
@@obiehewitt7938 it's the genus name? I think genus is the correct word. I'm out of my depth here.
And love that they named a Dino after a dragon from game of thrones ( books )
It’s funny that a Paleontologist just burrowed a name from the book, Game of Thrones and named it as a Meraxes. Someone out there in the paleo community is a big fan.
It’s great that Prehistoric Planet is helping out on bringing Paleontology in focus, though may be a little due to how much media would cover it, but this otherwise helps somewhat along with Jurassic Park/World.
Just wait till you hear about Thanos or bulbasaurus.
About the only restriction on naming is actually that you can't name it after yourself anymore...which leads to some workarounds with things like "I named it after my father...honest!"
Or Dracorex Hogwartsia
@@H0r53f7y was about to write this lmao
They were originally going to name Cryodrakon after one of the dragons from Game of Thrones, aswell
Always a good day when a new dinosaur is discovered!
yup :)
yup:)
You said it.
I would definitely want to learn more about the Meraxes Giga🤔💭
I’m so glad that people are becoming more interested in dinosaurs, not just from Jurassic park (or any other fictional media), but the real life paleontological discoveries and the science behind these animals as they were in real life. This new dinosaur is very interesting, I really like it’s name (Meraxes Gigas) and it’s crazy to think that we’re finding new dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures we didn’t think exist. It makes you wonder what else we might discover on this planet that’s either living or extinct.
Yes! I love scientifically accurate dinosaurs and speculative ones.
Who doesn't love dinosaurs
@@jasonsantos3037 only people who who believe dumb conspiracy theories
@@TeoDP7 it’s crazy to believe that people actually wholeheartedly believe that humans deliberately put “fake clay bones” underground to trick everyone else into thinking dinosaurs are real
@@TeoDP7 if your talking about feathers on dinosaurs. Then please jump into traffic. I'm not going to believe lies that Rex and his friends had stupid feathers and didn't roar. Believe the lies. Science isn't always right... Just saying.
I love how you are actually doing a video on this unpopular dinosaur I’ve heard about it and hoped someone would make a video! About it thank you!.
Jurassic Franchise: “Right that down. Right that down.”
Hello DangerVille.
Meraxes Gigas, I love the name. Looking of hearing more info on this new killer dino.
I'll just stick to watching and commenting your videos. I don't want anything, it's alright no thank you. Awesome video by the way.
Thank you for sharing these paleontology news😄 this could also be a great idea for a video every once in a while in addition to monsterverse and Jurassic content
Humpback Whale 🐋
Those are beautiful mammals
It’s kind of cool learning about new dinosaurs if they would’ve stayed they would be here it be easy exam then finding their bones
Imagine how boring live would be without dinosaurs and no channels to talk about them…a literal nightmare
We would have to talk about super heroes or something haha
🤘🏻😎👍🏻
Currently having a existential crisis bc dinosaurs aren't alive any more and I can't see them irl
Go outside and go bird watching, those are real dinosaurs!
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Thank ya!
Its always amazing to add a new dinosaur to the fossil record.
So cool that new Dinos are being discovered all the time.
It's always exciting when something new is discovered. I like the looks of this guy.
So another Carcharadontosaurus type dinosaur? Always good to see. Those are the best Of the Largest Carnivores out there.
Not even close to one of the largest
Glad the allo family is getting the shine they deserve.
An interesting new dinosaur loved the name of meraxes gigas.
Just looked up who Meraxes was in Ice And Fire/Game Of Thrones lore. Before Dany's three Dragons, the most famous Dragon in Westeros's history was the titanic Dragon named Balerion. Meraxes was actually Balerion's younger BROTHER.
As an aspiring palaeontologist, o can let you know that your pronunciation was good. And yeah, while Merax (nickname) is a cool Dino, the giga was only challengeable by the larger, more dangerous tyrannosaurs, rather than other carnosaurs. Still, a very cool dino
These are some interesting facts of the news features of this new dinosaur. I hope their can be more species.
Finding a new species of dinosaur interesting and intriguing
amazing names finally another big carnivore
I absolutely LOVED the thumbnail artwork for this video.
This dinosaur sounds like dad snoring 🤣 ahhhh ahhhhh🤣
My grandma told me about this and I got really exited
Very cool to find out about new Dinosaurs
Imagine Godzilla is real and we just didn’t discover it yet 😂
Maybe we could do a comparison between Meraxes Gigas and the Giganotosaurus?
Size aside, how did they differ?
Giganotosaurus could reach 13 metres in length and weigh over 6 tons. We don’t know how big meraxes could get but the specimen we found was only 11 metres long and weighed in at around 5 tons. It’s about the same size as an Acrocanthosaurus, not as big as giga mapu or tyrannotitan but still huge
Giganotosaurus was a lot larger longer and taller.
A smaller carcharodontosaurid Acrocanthosaurus may have just been 400kg-1 tonne bigger than meraxes giga but its taller and longer than meraxes giving it a huge advantage against meraxes!
It's only 5 Tons at best. Seems we will never find a Theropod that outweighs T Rex.
@@TitanusTerror What a pointless and irrelevant thing to say.
@@TitanusTerror whales are on the ocean if whale was beached trex would eat so how bout that what dumb comment.
@@TitanusTerror whatever you say spinotard
@@TitanusTerror buts it dead. It matters on who dies first. That means Rex wins
@@TitanusTerror is a blue whale a theropod 🤔
I believe Meraxes lived a bit later than Giga, so they likely wouldn't have fought. But Meraxes did live with some big sauropods that it likely would have hunted!
It lived after giganotosaurus and before mapusaurus so is believed that it was the evolution of the giganotosaurus before becoming mapusaurus
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 It wasn't actually the descendant of Giga. If you look at their family tree, Meraxes is actually more primitive that Giganotosaurus, which is more closely related to Mapusaurus. So maybe Giga was ancestral to Mapusaurus
@@patrick_j_lee yes mapusaurus is a direct ancestor of Giganotosaurus but meraxes is very different from both
@@patrick_j_lee you should check out Tyrannotitan, it is the oldest known giant caracharodontosaurid and giganotosaurine but Meraxes is more primitive than even tyrannotitan.
@@paleoguy2165 no Mapusaurus is a descendant of giganotosaurus since it lived much later.
Dudes in the chat, please shut up about the T. Rex. I don’t care if it could kill Maraxes, just appreciate new discoveries without saying “wEll t ReX cOuLd StIlL kIlL iT sO yEaH”.
But muh ter rerx
Well said T-rex fanboys are the worst dino fanboys in the world whatever new theropod dinosaur is found or theropods that we already know they immediately get triggered a bunch of idiots trying hard to make the animal unbeatable yeah it's a stocky animal but being stocky doesn't mean you can't get hurt powerful slashes or other powerful blows can be fatal or life threatening regardless of appearance period. That being said Meraxes gigas is an awesome dinosaur.
@cheezebogir poggers It's insane for real even Google loves to lick the tail of T-rex you can tell it is controlled by biased retard people
They said the same thing about the whales' hind limbs as being ''vestigial'' only later to turn out they are vital for the animal's procreation. Now they committed the same mistake on the small dinosaurs' forelimbs. The evolutionary dogma blinds even the most astute.
Im using the Meraxes in My Dinosaur Show!!!
😄😄😄😄 Thank you!!!
I don't know why, but I always felt like there was at least another carcharadontosaurids living alongside the Giganotosaurus, bigger than the abelesaurids and megaraptorians that we already know existed alongside it. Literally I imagined a smaller one like a Mapusaurus just living at the same time idk why. Guess I was right lmao
It's carcharodontosauridea (cark-kara-donto-saurid) meaning shark tooth lizards like carcharodon carcharias"great white" or carcharodon megalodon.
Carcharodon megalodon as of now has been reclassified as Otodus megalodon. Pity. The former was such a badass name.
@@Th0ughtf0rce there's like 50+ different names technically carcharodon megalodon is still valid.
@@jurassicroom7673 Carcharodon megalodon is an invalid name because the Meg wasn’t just a large great white, it was the last of a long lineage of “megatooth” sharks. It’s quite interesting stuff really. So Otodus is usually the more favored name although some scientists regard it as Carcharocles instead. :)
@@draconismaximus4102 No Otodus is the valid name but there are over 50+ species many still listed under Carcharodon.
I think dinosaurs were the original Pokémon!
Man Cape find new discovery of new dinosaur species everyday
A very happy that a new dinosaur was discober
We have just found a new dinosaur in sweden that were like 10 meters high I think
That's a Spinosaurid Vectispinus
Me: Watches this and Whoaing.
Me again: See's the Meraxes Gigas animation model.
Me also again: Whoa, that animal is sooo shrink wrapped.
Me also gain too: How does the poor animal even hunt with he's thin shrink wrapped head without snapping in half?
Moral of the story: This is why evolution wouldn't give their poor animals such shrink wrapped heads.
Indominus Rex: Am I a joke to you? Cuz I am the Dinosaur that has the most shrink wrapped head!
I love we’re in a golden age of dinosaur popularity.
0:18 and I could not be more happy for that.
My brother showed me this new dinosaur a few days ago.
Actually, Meraxes gigas would not have lived alongside Giganotosaurus, but would have lived alongside Mapusaurus which is a close relative of Giga,
And you pronounced Carcharodontosaurid wrong
Another awesome new predator!! I seriously need to get back into writing books about Dinosaurs!
it's very exciting to hear a new Dino has beed discovered
✔️💯🎯Amazing discovery!
The meraxes gigas is my new favorite dinosaur now
Lemme guess cuz it’s da largest carnivorous dinosaur smh
Wow! Very cool!
(Trex still wins in a fight)
I like how they put a bike immediately after mentioning mating 😆
The dinosaur looks awesome 😎
It would be cool to have an episode from prehistoric planet about the meraxes gigas in the future
This makes me wanna go to discover a new dinosaur.. just dunno where or when to start :/
What's the difference between the two?
Names but also Meraxes giga has got a bumpy skull
The paper shows that the timerange in which Meraxes would have lived does not match with that of Giganotosaurus, so both would have never met. It would have shared it's habitat with Mapusaurus instead, which is still pretty close.
Somewhere deep in the antarctic continent remains a well preserved dinosaur body.
They should've called it Jurassisaurs (Jur-assi-saurs) sounds scientific and cool
because of the t.rex nobody is interested in knowing how the Giga was really made
Fuck yeah a new big boi
Meraxes didn't live with the giganotosaurus. It lived with mapusaurus, but even then, they wouldn't meet each other because they lived in different formations
The "ch" in Carcharadontosauridae is pronounced like a "k" :)
BOI I love your content so much
Thanks dude
Nice discovery, I like seeing you talk about paleontology and that's cool you got to see a Humpback Whale 🙂👍
My thanks Dangerville8 - u keep it - use it toward keeping the public informed with new discoveries - reminds me of when I was a kid - we didn’t have iPads - we had plastic dinosaurs and great imagination
we discover a new flying dino "Thanastosdrakon" 2 months ago. and now this.
this is awesome!!❤
When was Meraxes gigas discovered?
Meraxes was originally discovered in Patagonia in 2012 but it has taken years of preparation to finally excavate and analyse the specimen. The huge, carnivorous dinosaur belonged to the Carcharodontosauridae family, a group of giant meat-eating theropods.
Will you do a video discussing the new primal season two trailer they came out a few days ago
No thanks you don’t have to do that
Imagine thinking anyone saw the new Jurassic Park.
Meraxes Gigas sounds like the villain jurrasic world dominions needed the name alone makes it sound like menace to society
This dinosaurs is super cool
Cool stuff. How do I tame it?
The pronunciation Car-Char-a-donto-saurus
It’s Car-Car
I'm a big dino-fan, but I havent heard of this dinosaur!
That’s fine, it was just discovered!
5:08 nice to see these true giants in the wild. I’ll be off to university to do environmental studies witch looks at a bit of economic effects on the environment but chiefly Environmental Science and Biology and looking at the flora and fauna and how they effect the natural ecosystem. I’ve always wanted to be a marine biologist and I’m happy to see u sharing your nautical findings with us.
More you dig out, more you find Rexy WASN'T the only King 👑
Spino,Giga,Rexy, Merxa
This is all well and cool, but could they please put a ‘Saurus’ at the end of Meraxes if they keep the name? Meraxes sounds too much like an individual name to me, and Meraxesaurus sounds far cooler to me.
You should become a paleontologist so you can put the name "saurus" at the end of their names
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 indeed, I’ll go to Saurophaganax and say ‘yeah, now it’s Saurophaganaxosaurus’. I’ll even put saurus at the end of names that already have a saurus in their name, like ‘Tyrannosaurus Rexosaurus’ and ‘Micropachycephalosaurussaurus’
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 no, i mean seriously, you should study and become a paleontologist im sure you can do big discoveries.
Awesome video
what is the song you used in the video (not the intro/outro) ?
Tyrannosaurus would kill both of them in a battle. It's evolutionary superiority almost guarantees it's victory.
Ugh a 12 years old with too much imagination...
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 pero es cierto lo que dice, el rex se lo comería a este carnívoro mucho más pequeño
Yes, no matter what anyone can argue it’s not fair comparing a T. rex and any other theropod. A T. rex is just smarter, heavier, has a more powerful butte, better vision, surprisingly better agility, it’s just not fair to compare them. Carcharodontosaurids like giga were built to take down sauropods with slashing bites and T. rex was designed for taking down armoured prey like ankylosaurus and triceratops. It wouldn’t have much of an issue with a giga or anything else
Fanboys like you are cancer and ignore other factors and also fail to see that animals in real life would rather avoid fights lol
Damn that dino is high asf
Jesus yessssss!!!!
Patagonia does it again!!
Funny few months back I said someone may one day find a bigger dinosaur and boom this video 😆
But this one is barely bigger than an allosaurus...
It’s big but barely as big as an Acrocanthosaurus
Sounds like the name of a zoid
I live meraxes gigas, it looks similar to a Giganotosaurus or tyrannotitan but with a slightly shorter and more robust skull similar to a T. rex sort of! Hope it appears in prehistoric planet.
Also, meraxes and Giganotosaurus actually didn’t do exist with Giganotosaurus. Giganotosaurus existed with mapusaurus.
Mapusaurus lived after Giganotosaurus, and Meraxes was in between the two
Well if they make another Jurassic movie, I guess this guy will be kicking the T-Rex’s ass too 🙄
But how fast was a giganotosaurus network? Like how many gigs are we talking here? How many games could be installed on a giganotosaurus without bogging it down? I doubt meraxes gigas was operating with a state of the art performance compared to giganotosaurus, but maybe meraxes gigas was more affordable.
I wonder what other new dinosaurs paleontologist will discover.
This is awesome
I misread Meraxes Gigas as Metarex Gigas lol
Could it deafeat achrocanthosaurus?
They were pretty evenly sized both at 11 metres and 5 tons. Ide go with meraxes just seeing as acro is a more primitive and probably less intelligent or powerful carcharodontosaurid but idk I could be wrong
And just like Nanotyrannus, it Meraxes just turns out to be a juvenile version
They estimated the age of this dinosaur to be 45 years old or more at the moment it died due to the layers inside it's bones so there's 0 chances it was a juvenile of another specie
I was joking
I still believe the Meraxes is just another Giganotosaurs. Just analyse/compare their bones.
Meraxes is more similar to mapusaurus than giganotosaurus
Could very well be. It wouldn't be the first time they've made a mistake.
They found that one of the specimens of meraxes was 45+ years old and was barely bigger than allosaurus meaning that was it's maximun size there's no chance it was a giganotosaurus.
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 no el meraxes tiene una longitud igual al allosaurus 9,6 metros pero es un poco más pesado.
@@elnovillomapuchedehomerus2412 how much of the Giganotosaurs fossils have been found yet.
I like this new dino and my guess is that it was one of the apex predators in its time :)