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Slight correction to the video: Allosaurus and Torvosaurus are not found in the Kenton Pits, and the Kenton Member is separate from the Brushy Basin member. While it remains highly possible that Allosaurus and Torvosaurus were in the same environment as Saurophaganax, we have yet to find them directly preserved together.
@@tyrannotherium7873Not really unless we’re speaking proportionately but even then I’d say Saurophaganax would generally be slightly thicker than Torvosaurus. If we compare their skeletons, we’ll find that Saurophaganax is has a more “rotund” body while Torv has a “elongated” body and a larger head with a more downward neck compared to Saurophaganax making Torv a little shorter
Whoever animated the Saurophaganax and gave it that weird hand position has somehow managed to make one of the most terrifying predators ever to live look fruity.
@@Scion-cy6wj It still deserves more recognition as a briliant megatherropod dinosaur. Since most just assume Saurophaganax is just a bigger Allosaurus, but there is more to it than that.
@@Do27gg There is so far only a small margin of difference between the two morphs that whether or not they belong in the same species is dependent upon the opinion of the person reviewing the material. On my part I'm sticking with Allosaurus Maximus until a more substantive difference can be identified.
Something funny about the skeletal is the fact that I reconstruct Saurophaganax in a manner that's reminiscent of the later Carcharodontosaurids, with a raised neural spine and the Carcharodontosaurid-chin, as well as bulkier arms. And I got it right despite never seeing a proper skeletal and drawing the animal from memory 9 times out of 10 since good reconstructions are so hard to find. I loved the whole video and the information was incredibly interesting!
Thank you for this. Regardless of its true size, the research described helps paint a better picture of Jurassic North America. There's nothing more I wish I could see. Saurophaganax taps into the thing I find so interesting about Allosaurids and Spinosaurids, the retention of robust arms on large therapods. Plenty of other therapods go for big heads, but large arms indicate something special and different was happening.
If they're gonna make more seasons of prehistoric planet, they need to Stop showing the mastrictian epoch. I think we have plenty of information To have the BBC make it take place in the In the late Jurassic. And don't get me wrong ,I really do Like late Cretaceous Oceanic biodiversity Mosasaurs are my favorite marine reptile, But there is a lot of interesting Ocean wildlife in the jurassic
I want this guy on Jurassic World Evolution so bad, or at least in Prehistoric Kingdom, it looks so insanely cool I'd love to see a rendition of them in some dinosaur park builder.
@@tysdogvlogs6697well good news! There is a saurophaganax mod in the making by the wrath of Goliath’s mod team! Not paleo accurate, but still it’s planned to be in the making.
@@Alpha-Fury I’m in the “lost world” server on path of titans, their currently getting ready to launch the Morrison formation server soon, and saurophaganax will be playable, I’m excited
@@tysdogvlogs6697 ooo I sometimes get lay in that server too! Not a fan of the growth system, but it’s t’s still nice. Having the Sauro in there would be 👌🏾
Saurophaganax is my second favorite dinosaur and the fact that it was 8.3 tonnes is mind blowing which makes it bigger than almost every carcharodontosaur with only mapu and giga surpassing it. It truly is the apex predator of the Morrison Formation.
Saurophaganax takes the true title of the lion of the Jurassic! I still wonder,why is camptosaurus the biggest unarmoured herbivore in the Morrison formation that isn’t a sauropod? I mean, the dinosaur park formation proved that there could be 6-7 ton unarmoured herbivores with carnivores in the size range of the Morrison formation, and with leviathan being even larger than most other theropods in its area code wouldn’t it make sense for unarmoured herbivores in the Morrison formation to reach 5-9 tons? Yet the biggest unarmoured herbi from there is 0.9 ton campto
The Saurophaganax display at the Sam Noble Natural History Museum was one of the first dinosaur displays I ever saw as a small child and I think it’s what really cemented into me just how awesome dinosaurs are.
I’m glad to see more material coming to light. For a long time I was convinced that it was at the very least, a distinct species of Allosaurus under the same genus. Looking forward to that paper being published.
Saurophaganax is literally the underrated over successful yet unknown older brother for all the clout allosaurus gets. I never recognised how much this thing had the ultimate mashup of hybridised traits of a predatory artillery like the indominus. Almost feels like the doomsday of Jurassic megatherapods. Or like allosaurus is homelander. Saurophaganax is omni man. Amazing work as usual vividen 👏🏾❤️. I’ve got to wonder though. Is it not possible that they could’ve had more range than we thought. I find it hard to believe this and torvosaurus were the only real competition compared to allosaurus.
Well, allosaurs and carcaradontosaurs were fairly closely related. It is possible that Saurophagonax shared a close relation to both types of dinosaurs.
Im really happy to see this video of saurophaganax, this genus is one of my all time favorite dinosaurs and my favorite theropod just tied with Maip Macrothorax, thus is great video as always
Whereas I am ecstatic that allosauridae are finally being proven to having been formidable adversaries, I am content to stay a fan on fragilis as they are already well balanced. 😁
This dinosaur has one of the coolest powerful name I've heard a 8.3t jurassic theropod is scary usually jurassic theropods range between 1t to 5t so if I'm correct that potentially makes Saurophaganax heavier than Stegosarus?? If yes that's incredible!
This all sounds like bullshit! Where is the evidence? All reliable sources I've seen but saurophaganax at 3 to 4 tons, and I think those are seen as adult specimens.
all I'm hearin' is that the Rite of Spring segment of Disney's Fantasia, long thought an artifact of erroneous early dinosaur knowledge, has been vindicated
I’ve first heard rumours about Saurophaganax getting a size buff over a year ago; now the news seems to be starting to go public. Though I don’t think comparing Saurophaganax to battleships is flattering to the animal. Battleships (especially the WWII-era battleships everyone loves and argues about) are massively overrated and overhyped, Saurophaganax isn’t.
I used to be interested in dinosaurs but after getting into college and busy with other interests I only occasionally peeked into the world of dinosaurs. With no internet in the early 2000s I have to rely on the occasional magazines and newspapers to get updated. I only seriously dove into the world paleo media in the TH-cam space just recently and I sure missed out on a lot of things. I only have one burning question: When and how on earth did the sauropods started having those very thick, at times very phallic-looking, necks? I was aware that feathered theropods gradually replaced the old scaly versions but these new sauropod illustrations is quite a surprise.
I live in western Colorado in the Morrison foundation. Riggs found his brachiosaurus and apotosaurus a few miles from me. Loads of allosaurus found here...But it's cool to think snax was running around, potentially. No fossil evidence.
We're not sure yet--a phylogenetic analysis is in the works, and should be included in the paper. Looks like sometime next year is possible, but all good things take time!
You are the new GOAT in this space. Another awesome video. Aside from Prehistoric Magazine I also write Prehistoric thriller novels and I have a new one early 2024 with fasolasuchus in it. I’ll have to mail you a paperback book when it’s out. Mike
Do we have any idea how tall at the hip a big Saurophaganax might have been. I envision it nearing the height and length of trex but not burdened by truly enormous weight and having long arms huge claws. A real nightmare. Mike
since a lot of paleo youtubers are talking about large non-avian theropods I would love to see more videos about the other large predatory creatures of prehistory. the two I would love to see get more love are Barinasuchus and Megistotherium due to them being some of the biggest predators since the extinction of the dinosaurs.
@@TheVividen I feel like a lot of Cenozoic carnivores get littile to no attention by he general public. I drew a picture in my sketchbook of a Barinasuchus eating a Perucetus carcass.
The meat cleaver chevrons indicate to me a greater musculture attachment, for a movement to counter what is happening towards the head. Could be anything from a fast walk head bob to a reach out and strike, the tail whips like a squirrels for balance
Maybe it's just the way the skull and arms look, but the appearance of the Saurophaganax almost makes me think of it like a cross between a Carnotuarus (the horn-like blades of the crests) and an Allosaur even if the arms look long enough to almost be convergent evolution between a Carnotaur and Carcharodontosaur
Here’s a question for anyone I’m wondering. Aside from day spinosaurus did snax have the longest arms of any known theropod or did some megaraptorans surpass it. Thanks Mike
Vivid when is the next t Rex video I'm dying to see how big Bertha was or if ed cope is just the rest of the Manospondylusspecimen which could make him bigger
I’d say a better comparison between Saurophaganax and Allosaurus would be the African Lion and the American Lion(Panthera Atrox) since Saurophaganax is pretty much the Allosaurus but a lot bigger
Any idea on when the paper will be out? Also, could this be a sort of in-between animal from Allosaur to Carcharadontosaur? Saurophaganax is my favorite dinosaur.
I never understood the arms, they are so short, that if it did hold down prey it would have to bend its head almost 180* for the jaws to work the area the hands are holding. The hands also don't extend past the collar bone so reaching out to grab doesn't seem like an option...
Is it just me, or is there a possible correlation between arm grappeling in carnosaurian, therapods(and ceratosaurus) and cohabitation with a stegosaur species. If we look at the stegosaur family's weaponry, and it is essentially a polearm, it has long reach and can deny and threaten a large area. The way you defeat such a weapon is getting in close and staying in close. The tail is very flexible, but I do not think a stegosaur can strike it's own flank, so if you are an predator, you want to be clinging to that flank as you wear that stegs down by biting. A head grappeler like an abelisaur or derived tyrannosaur is certainly at risk of it's hind quarters being struck if it is at more than say, a 15' angle from the centreline of the steg, and the steg has long back legs to quickly pivot swiftly with. And we have fossil evidence of what happens when thagomiser hits a therapod's hind quarters!
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Crazy people directly researching these awesome beasts were so actively involved. Awesome team effort to everyone involved.
Everybody did a great job!
Slight correction to the video: Allosaurus and Torvosaurus are not found in the Kenton Pits, and the Kenton Member is separate from the Brushy Basin member. While it remains highly possible that Allosaurus and Torvosaurus were in the same environment as Saurophaganax, we have yet to find them directly preserved together.
Please make video about Victoria the trex
Is a torvosaurus thicker than saurophaganax in terms of muscle mass
@@tyrannotherium7873Not really unless we’re speaking proportionately but even then I’d say Saurophaganax would generally be slightly thicker than Torvosaurus. If we compare their skeletons, we’ll find that Saurophaganax is has a more “rotund” body while Torv has a “elongated” body and a larger head with a more downward neck compared to Saurophaganax making Torv a little shorter
@@biluroy2666Tyrannosaurus, no such thing as a trex.
@@kyachdistent1301 isn't t Rex just a short name for it
Whoever animated the Saurophaganax and gave it that weird hand position has somehow managed to make one of the most terrifying predators ever to live look fruity.
Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it and will make sure to correct this "hand position" next time.😉
I agree the raptor hand position just doesn’t sit right 😂
Man both Irritator and Saurophaganax really got some interesting papers this year, I love it.
Saurophaganax I feel a criminally underrated megatherapod more people should know about
its a very unique theropod ..even experts that were around the excavation mention that ...
Agreed
animals are not "under-rated" - that's fanboy nonsense - they are as well-documented as possible in scientific works - and that's all that matters
@@Scion-cy6wj It still deserves more recognition as a briliant megatherropod dinosaur.
Since most just assume Saurophaganax is just a bigger Allosaurus, but there is more to it than that.
@@danielharris5044 How is an animal "brilliant" ??
Saurophaganax maximus is currently 11.1 meters long & 5.3 tonnes
Amen.
Think it’s an adult allo/large specimen or a completely different species?
@@Do27gg There is so far only a small margin of difference between the two morphs that whether or not they belong in the same species is dependent upon the opinion of the person reviewing the material. On my part I'm sticking with Allosaurus Maximus until a more substantive difference can be identified.
@@nicholashaan7345 as allo is my favourite Dino I’d love it to be a big ass allo 😂
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Something funny about the skeletal is the fact that I reconstruct Saurophaganax in a manner that's reminiscent of the later Carcharodontosaurids, with a raised neural spine and the Carcharodontosaurid-chin, as well as bulkier arms. And I got it right despite never seeing a proper skeletal and drawing the animal from memory 9 times out of 10 since good reconstructions are so hard to find.
I loved the whole video and the information was incredibly interesting!
Further analysis might bear out that hypothesis! I'm excited to learn more!
It wouldn't be that off since Allosaurus itself is now reconstructed with a relatively larger head and a longer skull than the one seen in WWD
Justin McKee is a fantastic paleo artist! He is a close friend of mine, and I am so excited that his work is used here!!!
Just done watching this and I can say that you’ve done an excellent job covering such an underrated but awe-inspiring predator!
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@@TheVividen The Donkeh is here
So I am guessing Torvo gurneyi is no longer the biggest carnivore of Late Jurassic?
Thank you for this. Regardless of its true size, the research described helps paint a better picture of Jurassic North America. There's nothing more I wish I could see. Saurophaganax taps into the thing I find so interesting about Allosaurids and Spinosaurids, the retention of robust arms on large therapods. Plenty of other therapods go for big heads, but large arms indicate something special and different was happening.
Amen to that!!! Kind of the same reason I'm so invested into Acrocanthosaurus!!!
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Saurophaganax is definitely one of my favorite Dino’s so I’m happy to see it get some love. Great video as per usual Vividen
I'm truly honoured that you would use my Discord quote as the thumbnail text. (h)
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I just love that there's one named Munchkin. Imagine coming back as a ghost and finding out that's what they named you.
So happy to have been a part of this :)
Thank you for making it possible!
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It's amazing to see so many people coming together to shed light on such an underrepresented Megatherapod!
I want this guy on Jurassic World Evolution so bad, or at least in Prehistoric Kingdom, it looks so insanely cool I'd love to see a rendition of them in some dinosaur park builder.
Me to, I want him on path of titans as well
But he is already in Prehistoric Kingdom
@@tysdogvlogs6697well good news! There is a saurophaganax mod in the making by the wrath of Goliath’s mod team! Not paleo accurate, but still it’s planned to be in the making.
@@Alpha-Fury I’m in the “lost world” server on path of titans, their currently getting ready to launch the Morrison formation server soon, and saurophaganax will be playable, I’m excited
@@tysdogvlogs6697 ooo I sometimes get lay in that server too! Not a fan of the growth system, but it’s t’s still nice. Having the Sauro in there would be 👌🏾
Saurophaganax is my second favorite dinosaur and the fact that it was 8.3 tonnes is mind blowing which makes it bigger than almost every carcharodontosaur with only mapu and giga surpassing it. It truly is the apex predator of the Morrison Formation.
Saurophaganax is slightly heavier than mapu. It's also a ton heavier than spino.
Making Saurophaganax the 3rd biggest megatheropod ever discovered
Among theropods only giga & Rex are heavier than sauro.
@@Bangojicenter that means that sauro is bigger than every carcharodontosaur besides giga.
@@Final-Wars-Godzilla-goated fax.
1.Tyrannosaurus- 11.5-11.7 tons
2. Giganotosaurus- 10.1 tons
3. Saurophaganax- 8.39 tons
4. Mapusaurus- 8.36 tons
5. Carcharodontosaurus- 8.2 tons
6. Spinosaurus- 7.8-8.1 tons
@@Bangojicenter nice
Saurophaganax takes the true title of the lion of the Jurassic!
I still wonder,why is camptosaurus the biggest unarmoured herbivore in the Morrison formation that isn’t a sauropod? I mean, the dinosaur park formation proved that there could be 6-7 ton unarmoured herbivores with carnivores in the size range of the Morrison formation, and with leviathan being even larger than most other theropods in its area code wouldn’t it make sense for unarmoured herbivores in the Morrison formation to reach 5-9 tons? Yet the biggest unarmoured herbi from there is 0.9 ton campto
That's a great question!
Sauro is the tiger u mean. Torvo the bear. Allo the lion.
@@nigerjohnson4977sauro is the bear, torvo the tiger, and allo the lion
@@nigerjohnson4977 Bears are *much* bigger and stronger than tigers. The big Kodiaks are twice the weight of even a big male tiger
@@nigerjohnson4977 I like that analogy. Everyone wins.
The Saurophaganax display at the Sam Noble Natural History Museum was one of the first dinosaur displays I ever saw as a small child and I think it’s what really cemented into me just how awesome dinosaurs are.
iv never seen the skeleton of it,but from photos it looks impressive...iv been aware of it for years...
Everyone loves Allosaurus but here we have this horrifying king that could easily rival the T. _rex_
Rival in size im guessing?
Maybe a young rex but full grown rexes would crush a saurophaganax
Oh no… my beloved Saurophaganax… this hurts… this didn’t age well…
The giant 8 ton 12+ meter allosaurid still exists
@mozaffarahmed4308 allosaurus annax theyve called it right?
@@SamirZehar-ol1dc yes
Aged like milk
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I’m glad to see more material coming to light. For a long time I was convinced that it was at the very least, a distinct species of Allosaurus under the same genus. Looking forward to that paper being published.
Allosaurus has always been one of my favorite dinosaurs but now hearing there's a bigger one. Essentially on steroids, is very cool.
Saurophaganax is literally the underrated over successful yet unknown older brother for all the clout allosaurus gets.
I never recognised how much this thing had the ultimate mashup of hybridised traits of a predatory artillery like the indominus.
Almost feels like the doomsday of Jurassic megatherapods. Or like allosaurus is homelander. Saurophaganax is omni man.
Amazing work as usual vividen 👏🏾❤️. I’ve got to wonder though. Is it not possible that they could’ve had more range than we thought. I find it hard to believe this and torvosaurus were the only real competition compared to allosaurus.
It's an incredible animal! And yes, I think it's likely that it existed in more areas. Hopefully we find more remains soon!
@@TheVividen very hopefully! Truly deserves more love
RIP Jurassic Top 1 predator
Good job on the video! I’ve often confused it with allosaurus but this cleared things up. Thanks!
Underrated predator
Very true!
This has to be one of my favorite dinos, glad to see an in-depth review.
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Me on my way to the fridge at 3 in the morning to get string cheese:
Loving the fact that at least half the names are from the norse pantheon
I'm very interested in the environment of the Morrison. Thanks for making this vid!
Well, allosaurs and carcaradontosaurs were fairly closely related. It is possible that Saurophagonax shared a close relation to both types of dinosaurs.
Im really happy to see this video of saurophaganax, this genus is one of my all time favorite dinosaurs and my favorite theropod just tied with Maip Macrothorax, thus is great video as always
Amazing 3d effects. This Ivano borghi guy is good
He's great! He really outdid himself on this one!
Whereas I am ecstatic that allosauridae are finally being proven to having been formidable adversaries, I am content to stay a fan on fragilis as they are already well balanced. 😁
Real life Indominus rex 🔥🔥🔥
Saurophagamax the third most disputed dinosaur I know of, after troodon and spinosaurus
I really love how the videogame "Ark" is often used as visuals for alot of videos like these X)
This dinosaur has one of the coolest powerful name I've heard a 8.3t jurassic theropod is scary usually jurassic theropods range between 1t to 5t so if I'm correct that potentially makes Saurophaganax heavier than Stegosarus?? If yes that's incredible!
The video said leviathan weighed 8300 kg. That's equals to 9 tons. Left out the decimals.
@@fillit8839 Yes I know 8.3t I referred it to 8300 kg
This all sounds like bullshit! Where is the evidence? All reliable sources I've seen but saurophaganax at 3 to 4 tons, and I think those are seen as adult specimens.
@@william3100cope
Ayy shout out my boi Justin for that fantastic thumbnail!!!1111
all I'm hearin' is that the Rite of Spring segment of Disney's Fantasia, long thought an artifact of erroneous early dinosaur knowledge, has been vindicated
Acrocanthosaurus and Saurophaganax are criminally underrated
I’ve first heard rumours about Saurophaganax getting a size buff over a year ago; now the news seems to be starting to go public.
Though I don’t think comparing Saurophaganax to battleships is flattering to the animal. Battleships (especially the WWII-era battleships everyone loves and argues about) are massively overrated and overhyped, Saurophaganax isn’t.
This has to be my favourite dinoasaur
And don't let anyone tell you it isn't valid.
Great pick!
The hypothesis that Saurophaganax is a basal carcharodontosaurid is interesting.
That would make it THE earliest carcharodontosaurid.
Veterupristisaurus and Lusovenator would be just as old
but it isn't -- it is very, very closely associated with Allosaurus and may just be a larger species ...
@@Scion-cy6wj Yes indeed, but maybe Saurophaganax is an Allosaurus that has evolved into Carcharodontosauridae
@@Tameryraptor_Enjoyer um, what?
@@Scion-cy6wj Saurophaganax is Basal Carcharodontosauride
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I'd say saurophagnax is bigger and strongest version if allosaurus
Actually no, Saurophaganax is a fully evolved carcharodontosauridae
Rip saurophaganax
I used to be interested in dinosaurs but after getting into college and busy with other interests I only occasionally peeked into the world of dinosaurs. With no internet in the early 2000s I have to rely on the occasional magazines and newspapers to get updated. I only seriously dove into the world paleo media in the TH-cam space just recently and I sure missed out on a lot of things.
I only have one burning question: When and how on earth did the sauropods started having those very thick, at times very phallic-looking, necks? I was aware that feathered theropods gradually replaced the old scaly versions but these new sauropod illustrations is quite a surprise.
It's a sauropod now... wow
Just Holotype specimen
Edit : Yeah it's sauropod now
I’ve always loved Saurophaganx, it’s my favorite dinosaur
I live in western Colorado in the Morrison foundation. Riggs found his brachiosaurus and apotosaurus a few miles from me. Loads of allosaurus found here...But it's cool to think snax was running around, potentially. No fossil evidence.
If Snax were to be a Carcharodontosaurid, what would Leviathan's mass be roughly?
And is there any updates on Bertha's paper?
We're not sure yet--a phylogenetic analysis is in the works, and should be included in the paper. Looks like sometime next year is possible, but all good things take time!
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Wow I didn’t realize how big Saurophaganax was compared to Allosaurus. It makes the lion of the Jurassic look like a chicken
2:51-4:50 yeah…it’s quite possible that this section might not age well.
You are the new GOAT in this space. Another awesome video. Aside from Prehistoric Magazine I also write Prehistoric thriller novels and I have a new one early 2024 with fasolasuchus in it. I’ll have to mail you a paperback book when it’s out. Mike
Thank you, Mike! I dig your videos!
@@TheVividenI appreciate that greatly. Thx, Mike
Do we have any idea how tall at the hip a big Saurophaganax might have been. I envision it nearing the height and length of trex but not burdened by truly enormous weight and having long arms huge claws. A real nightmare. Mike
@@PrehistoricMagazine Almost 4m for the giant Leviathan, around 3.9m
@@7-sBone-Pitthanks for the note. Mike
Fantastic virtual models. Loved this video
This is the perfect roster for Isle.
I wasn’t sure if this theropod was one of favs but it got their in time
since a lot of paleo youtubers are talking about large non-avian theropods I would love to see more videos about the other large predatory creatures of prehistory. the two I would love to see get more love are Barinasuchus and Megistotherium due to them being some of the biggest predators since the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Both amazing animals!
@@TheVividen I feel like a lot of Cenozoic carnivores get littile to no attention by he general public. I drew a picture in my sketchbook of a Barinasuchus eating a Perucetus carcass.
@@gattycroc8073same with triassic ones
The meat cleaver chevrons indicate to me a greater musculture attachment, for a movement to counter what is happening towards the head. Could be anything from a fast walk head bob to a reach out and strike, the tail whips like a squirrels for balance
make about a video about the largest carnivorous dinosaur from the triassic now, i want to know which species hold that title
Man you made Allosaurus too small compared to the other theropods
RIP saurophaganax🙏🙏🙏😭
Well this aged well...
My favorite Dino of the jurrasic 😍
Maybe it's just the way the skull and arms look, but the appearance of the Saurophaganax almost makes me think of it like a cross between a Carnotuarus (the horn-like blades of the crests) and an Allosaur even if the arms look long enough to almost be convergent evolution between a Carnotaur and Carcharodontosaur
Saurophaganax’s proud of Spinosaurus for having long claws from its own grave
I spy a little New Jersey cameo standing in the corner near the end of the video.
I love your channel.
Here’s a question for anyone I’m wondering. Aside from day spinosaurus did snax have the longest arms of any known theropod or did some megaraptorans surpass it. Thanks Mike
I really want this creature is JWE3 as an official creature.
Vivid when is the next t Rex video I'm dying to see how big Bertha was or if ed cope is just the rest of the Manospondylusspecimen which could make him bigger
Bertha should come out by the end of next year, but we're not sure yet. Hopefully sooner!
so tired of hearing about t rex
5:02 Yo, watch out for the Resonance Cascade.
Leviathan the Saurophaganax is my favorite of his species
Is it me or all the dino channels decide to upload at once in the same day?
My favorite dinosaur
Could you perhaps make a video on the Sauroniops?
Sauroniops is 2.8 tonnes & 9.4m.
It's not that impressive
Sauro got the biggest buff
Ikr. 5 tons to 9 tons is massive.
I’d say a better comparison between Saurophaganax and Allosaurus would be the African Lion and the American Lion(Panthera Atrox) since Saurophaganax is pretty much the Allosaurus but a lot bigger
Any idea on when the paper will be out? Also, could this be a sort of in-between animal from Allosaur to Carcharadontosaur? Saurophaganax is my favorite dinosaur.
Long live the Lord of the Lizard Eaters
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I never understood the arms, they are so short, that if it did hold down prey it would have to bend its head almost 180* for the jaws to work the area the hands are holding. The hands also don't extend past the collar bone so reaching out to grab doesn't seem like an option...
Thanks for this amazing Saurophaganax video. Saurophaganax 3rd biggest theropod 🔥🔥🦖
Edit saurophaganax is the 4th biggest mega theropods
Top 5 largest carnivorous dinosaurs
Weight/Mass= size
1. Tyrannosaurus rex
Weight- 11.5 tonnes
2. Giganotosaurus carolini:
Weight- 10.1 tonnes
3. Mapusaurus rosae:
Weight- 8.4 tonnes
4. Saurophaganax maximus:
Weight- 8.3 tonnes
5. Spinosaurus cf. aegyptiacus
Weight- 8.2 tonnes
T rex 11-12t. Giga extremely fragmentary, NOT VALID! The giga "complete" range 8t. Spino range 6-7t. T REX IS "INFINITELY" STRONGER AND HEAVIER!!!
Since these were among the 1st true mega-theropod, the names given to the specimens couldn't be more appropriate
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Allow me to introduce Munchkin..
One of the most ferocious apex predators to ever walk the earth!
Saurophagnax is now like the leviathan
It doesn’t exist
Someone else commented this but im now intrigued, what on earth is epanterias? Is there any info on epanterias?
T.Gurneyi, Brontoraptor and Edmarka Rex and the Megaolsaurus Ingens (probably a new Megalosauridae but close to Torvo). Still slams it though.
Lol no, Saurophaganax bigger than them
Megalosaurus ingens maybe Carcharodontosauridae because skeleton very familiar like Veterupristisaurus
Is it just me, or is there a possible correlation between arm grappeling in carnosaurian, therapods(and ceratosaurus) and cohabitation with a stegosaur species.
If we look at the stegosaur family's weaponry, and it is essentially a polearm, it has long reach and can deny and threaten a large area. The way you defeat such a weapon is getting in close and staying in close. The tail is very flexible, but I do not think a stegosaur can strike it's own flank, so if you are an predator, you want to be clinging to that flank as you wear that stegs down by biting.
A head grappeler like an abelisaur or derived tyrannosaur is certainly at risk of it's hind quarters being struck if it is at more than say, a 15' angle from the centreline of the steg, and the steg has long back legs to quickly pivot swiftly with. And we have fossil evidence of what happens when thagomiser hits a therapod's hind quarters!
Saurophagonax: If the indominus rex was cool