As a dinosaur researcher. The newly discovered carnivorous Meraxes gigas. Was for carnivorous dinosaur size… it was underwhelming as it’s though to be about 4 metric tons. And the tyrannosaurus seems to be bigger than expected by reaching weights of 9.5 - 13 tons. Plus the skull sizes are drastically different. Meraxes skull was 4 foot long, roughly the same as Acrocanthosaurus but I’ve seen Tyrannosaur skulls about 6 foot long. And for most deadly dinosaurs. For the many species the top ten. 1) Utahraptor 2) Saurophaganax 3) Megalosaurus 4) Giganaraptor 5) Tarchia - Asian ankylosaur 6) Edmontosaurus - hadrosaur 7) Gigantospinosaurus - stegosaur 8) Megaraptor 9) Certaosaurus 10) Sinraptor - Asian carnivore related to carnotasaur 11) Tyrannosaurs of any kind.
I just read an article that said while the meteor assisted in the extinction of dinosaurs it wasn't the only cause, scientists believe that dinosaurs were at the peak of their evolutionary ride, meaning they couldn't get any better but they also can devolve either!
The bigger, more specialised dinosaurs certainly met their demise. But the smaller, generalised ones were able to adapt to the new harsh climate better. These were mostly theropods that evolved into some of the birds we have today.
@@fransthefox9682 true and it is amazing because in certain birds like emu's and ostrich you can still see lingering signs of the dinosaur!! My favorite dinosaur is the velociraptor and so naturally I love the emu because they are so similar!! My daughter who is seven loves all things dinosaur 🦖🦕 so when she found out birds were related to them she was so excited!
@@U-Gozoo Actually, many Paleontologists argue that birds aren't related to dinosaurs. Because they ARE dinosaurs. Just like how we humans are still great apes. You can tell that to your daughter too. :)
I have been saying for years the small forelimbs on these dinosaurs were some kind of sexual clasper. You are the first person I've seen to agree with me. Tests on the muscle attachments of T. Rex arms indicate one arm was capable of lifting over 400 pounds. If they were useless, why would this be so? While they may have been of little use to the female T. Rex, the males could certainly use them during mating.
It’s not her agreeing with you, it’s all the scientists who have been saying that for years that she saw when she was researching the topic. That is the scientific consensus.
The Hobbits were not examples of early hominins. They were probably an evolutionary dead end. Early examples of the Hominidae include Australopithecus (a progenitor) and a number of other species that gradually led to Homo sapiens. The Hobbits, who lived on an island, didn't have much to do with that evolution.
Black piranha are much bigger than the red bellies and still kicking around there today lol. And I think would have been a lot better choice to compare to the mega piranha than the red belly that y'all used lol
Damn this video is kinda embarrassing. I hope people don’t take this seriously and try to learn from this. Y’all don’t even get our modern animals correct.. mentioning the poison dart frogs and showing a bullfrog? And where did you get the “solid estimate” of the bite force of the T. rex? Nothing was backed up. People that made this video never went outside.
This channel really inspires me because I am a nerd at ancient history and dinosaurs so this channel really helps me out even though I'm new here I can see this channel will grow to inspire people👍
T-rex was a giant chicken. Invert the arms to wings and add feathers and you get a more accurate depiction of why its arms were so small. Human imagination back then was really lacking.
[First topic] Acrocanthosaurus. Large terrestrial carnivore. 11-11.5 (36-38 ft) 3,600- 5,500 kg (3.6- 5.5 tons) [Second topic] Therizinosaurus Tall herbivore 4-5m (13-16 ft) 5.5 short tons [Third topic] Beelzebufo 16 inches (41 centimeters) Too lazy too do the others, ask me questions if you want to.
How can you compare the T.rex to a piranha. There bites aren't similar. Mega piranha has a bite of 300 pounds, T.rex has a bite force of 6 tons (12,800 pounds)
@@floydriebe4755 Okay, here’s how evolution works in the most simplified way possible. A fish lays some eggs, right? Well in that egg is another fish that might have some beneficial mutations so it hatches & has it’s own eggs. The fish in the new egg has it’s parent’s mutations on top of it’s own new mutations. & then so on until the thing in the egg is no longer the same species, it has a combination of mutations that makes it different enough from its family that it classifies as a different species. That’s what happens when you keep piling up mutations, eventually you end up with something different.
@@IxxieNyx granted, the egg gets layed and, eventually hatches. somewhere along the line, mutations of dna occur and species evolve. got it. no sweat. however, a critter has to formulate an egg before something can hatch from said egg. sssssooooo, where, when, and how did this critter, the egg layer, come to be? ooorrr, where did the first egg come from?
Maybe the most terrifying animal to still see alive would be the mosasaurus since of how big it is. In Jurassic World, a mosasaurus ate a great white shark for display! 😨😳🙀
The saddest thing is knowing that the children will see this and believe it 💀 I don't like being that kind of person. but most of the data in this video is wrong and much of the list doesn't make sense. and people abuse a lot about the joke of the arms of the Rex and belittle it. being ironically the strongest and largest carnivorous theropod in mass.
good video. I'm glad some of the rarer creatures were mentioned. But animals like dunkleosteus, deinosuchus, megalodon tytanoboa, and megalania should have been mentioned I know you can't mention all of the creatures but at least one of them should be included on this list.
The one that was found 80 miles from Dallas by the Dr from the Perot Museum is less than 40 minutes away from me. Wonder if his find is there. If your anywhere near dallas, Perot Museum is beyond AMAZING
The thumbnail was a bloody good one. A pretty good list this one. Most frightening ones would have to be Therizino and Mosa. With very honourable mentions to those giant frogs and giant birds. If Therizino was around today, there would be very thick, dark streams running down our pants in a bloody hurry!!! Favourite from this list would be Allo.
Therizonsaurus with teeth٫no feathers on the therizonosaurus and dinosaur having the wrong wrist direction these dinosaurs arent acurite its 2023 and still no feathers on therizinosaurus and jumping? Bruh
“It’s 30 feet tall. Over 3 times taller than a human” Huh….while that statement _is_ correct, even if the average human was 6’…it’s _5 TIMES_ a human. Not sure why you chose only _3._ Lol!
Sorry but incorrect and misleading information is an insult to a palaeontologist that’s studied this particular specimen for many many years, Tyrannosaurus rex did not have 3000lbs of bite force, Tyrannosaurus rex generated and estimated Twelve THOUSAND pounds of bite force, 12,000lbs.
Can you imagine the creatures that went extinct that we have no fossils of and will have no idea ever existed…😱
Welcome to humans legacy
Wow… never thought a it… it must be billions ! 😮
Like the Blue Eyes White Dragon😩🤯
@@charl_lee you stupid
Like that Spike Armored T-Rex on the thumbnail. Maybe existed but no fossils
Just so you know the T Rex had a bite force of 12,000lb not 3,000lb
The last estimate I heard for the T-Rex was 15,000lbs!
Most terrifying prehistoric creatures ever
1. Otodus Megalodon
2. Livyatan mallveli
3. Tylosaurus progrier
4. Deinosuchus hatcheri
5. Inostrancevia ( Gorgonops)
6. Titanoboa
7. Quetzalcoatlus
8. Terror Bird
9. Arctodus Simus ( Short faced bear)
10. Smilodon populator
As a dinosaur researcher. The newly discovered carnivorous Meraxes gigas.
Was for carnivorous dinosaur size… it was underwhelming as it’s though to be about 4 metric tons.
And the tyrannosaurus seems to be bigger than expected by reaching weights of 9.5 - 13 tons.
Plus the skull sizes are drastically different. Meraxes skull was 4 foot long, roughly the same as Acrocanthosaurus but I’ve seen Tyrannosaur skulls about 6 foot long.
And for most deadly dinosaurs. For the many species the top ten.
1) Utahraptor
2) Saurophaganax
3) Megalosaurus
4) Giganaraptor
5) Tarchia - Asian ankylosaur
6) Edmontosaurus - hadrosaur
7) Gigantospinosaurus - stegosaur
8) Megaraptor
9) Certaosaurus
10) Sinraptor - Asian carnivore related to carnotasaur
11) Tyrannosaurs of any kind.
It is awesome to learn about ancient discoveries like how dinosaurs lived
It really is great & interesting! Now if only this channel could actually do that.
most things in this video are untrue
Almost everything in this video is fake wtf
@Carnox so true 💀
Titanaboa is pretty terrifying.
I just read an article that said while the meteor assisted in the extinction of dinosaurs it wasn't the only cause, scientists believe that dinosaurs were at the peak of their evolutionary ride, meaning they couldn't get any better but they also can devolve either!
The bigger, more specialised dinosaurs certainly met their demise. But the smaller, generalised ones were able to adapt to the new harsh climate better. These were mostly theropods that evolved into some of the birds we have today.
@@fransthefox9682 true and it is amazing because in certain birds like emu's and ostrich you can still see lingering signs of the dinosaur!! My favorite dinosaur is the velociraptor and so naturally I love the emu because they are so similar!! My daughter who is seven loves all things dinosaur 🦖🦕 so when she found out birds were related to them she was so excited!
@@U-Gozoo Actually, many Paleontologists argue that birds aren't related to dinosaurs. Because they ARE dinosaurs. Just like how we humans are still great apes.
You can tell that to your daughter too. :)
@@fransthefox9682 yeah she will be excited to hear that!
@@U-Gozoo I bet she is also excited for season 2 of Prehistoric Planet.
Because I am.
This is not to accurate ,the t rex bite force was 12k pounds ,not 3k
The megladon had the biggest bit-force at 44,000 lbs
Purussaurus (an ancient crocodile) had a more stronger bite. Megalodon is on second place, follow by sarcosuchus and deinosuchus and then t-rex
It's been proven the t-rex bite was the most powerful with a bite force of 1200 psi
@@avenpreston2001 No, t-rex isn't the most powerful. Before it we have the deinosuchus, the sarcosuchus, the megalodon and the purussaurus
@@avenpreston2001 most powerful LAND ANIMAL BITE BRUH
We just found out the tyrannosaurus is 70% bigger than we though so their bite force may be more than we think now aswell
You forgot the Megalodon
So many amazing discoveries of prehistoric animals I hope there's more
I love dinosaurs 🦖🦕 thx for this one!
"Eurypterids were small arthropods"
Proceeds to compare with a child☠️
Passive predator makes it sound like it waited for things to fall in its mouth. Ambush predator is a more likely description.
As an aspiring paleontologist these videos are very good to watch to learn new things
No freakin way you are a paleontologist. Most stuff here are fake
@@GoldRetriever ONG
How would scientist know that the miraxes could make emotion based facial patterns through the fossils? How does that work
Baryonyx is more related to Spinosaurus, not T-Rex, FYI
yes
Loved the animation today!!!! Thx
I have been saying for years the small forelimbs on these dinosaurs were some kind of sexual clasper. You are the first person I've seen to agree with me. Tests on the muscle attachments of T. Rex arms indicate one arm was capable of lifting over 400 pounds. If they were useless, why would this be so? While they may have been of little use to the female T. Rex, the males could certainly use them during mating.
It’s not her agreeing with you, it’s all the scientists who have been saying that for years that she saw when she was researching the topic. That is the scientific consensus.
Thumbnail: What ate the dinosaurs?
Thumbnail: *points t-rex*
Answer: t-rex.
Some of these didn’t even exist until after the extinction of the dinosaurs
Which is what it truly is called as a group of species
no
They said Baryonx was like Trex 💀
The Hobbits were not examples of early hominins. They were probably an evolutionary dead end. Early examples of the Hominidae include Australopithecus (a progenitor) and a number of other species that gradually led to Homo sapiens. The Hobbits, who lived on an island, didn't have much to do with that evolution.
and you can get murdered by most of these in the ARK game.
what about the giant scorpion? bc gaint scorpions were extinct befor dinosaur even exist.
Black piranha are much bigger than the red bellies and still kicking around there today lol. And I think would have been a lot better choice to compare to the mega piranha than the red belly that y'all used lol
The Baryonyx also looks like a spinosaurus
Damn this video is kinda embarrassing. I hope people don’t take this seriously and try to learn from this. Y’all don’t even get our modern animals correct.. mentioning the poison dart frogs and showing a bullfrog? And where did you get the “solid estimate” of the bite force of the T. rex? Nothing was backed up. People that made this video never went outside.
Is 1993 recently? 0:14 no I don’t think so
1:35 lol
2:30 it's means human is 10 feet tall 🤣🤣😂😂😂
Here I am wondering how much Wild Card paid to have most of the dinos on this list being straight from their game Ark.
Ummm scientist do realize that millions of years ago the continents where not in the same position as they are now, plate tectonics?
This channel really inspires me because I am a nerd at ancient history and dinosaurs so this channel really helps me out even though I'm new here I can see this channel will grow to inspire people👍
most of the info in this video is untrue, dont use it for learning.
FYI, no this channel is bad, idk, maybe READ AN ARTICLE
Therazinosaurus is a herbivore
She said it was a herbivore..
T-rex was a giant chicken. Invert the arms to wings and add feathers and you get a more accurate depiction of why its arms were so small. Human imagination back then was really lacking.
No,it was just too big for feathers,something like velociraptors,utah raptors and microraptors on the other hand definitely did have feathers.
The Tyrannosaurus had a bite force of over 7,800lbs. Not sure where you got 3,000.
Hopefully no more gigantic creatures survived the time. What's in the ocean is terrifying enough,we don't need surviving dinosaur on land..😵
[First topic]
Acrocanthosaurus.
Large terrestrial carnivore.
11-11.5 (36-38 ft)
3,600- 5,500 kg (3.6- 5.5 tons)
[Second topic]
Therizinosaurus
Tall herbivore
4-5m (13-16 ft)
5.5 short tons
[Third topic]
Beelzebufo
16 inches (41 centimeters)
Too lazy too do the others, ask me questions if you want to.
if you play ARK you have different names for a few of these. tickle chickens for one. fudging piranha. and mobster lobsters for euryipturids
Hobbits and giant birds, oh my!
How can you compare the T.rex to a piranha. There bites aren't similar. Mega piranha has a bite of 300 pounds, T.rex has a bite force of 6 tons (12,800 pounds)
hi, Katrina! loved the dino/egg quip! so......which did come first?
see ya next time, Kool Kat!
The egg 100% came first.
@@IxxieNyx yeah, but.......where'd the egg come from?
@@floydriebe4755 Okay, here’s how evolution works in the most simplified way possible. A fish lays some eggs, right? Well in that egg is another fish that might have some beneficial mutations so it hatches & has it’s own eggs. The fish in the new egg has it’s parent’s mutations on top of it’s own new mutations. & then so on until the thing in the egg is no longer the same species, it has a combination of mutations that makes it different enough from its family that it classifies as a different species. That’s what happens when you keep piling up mutations, eventually you end up with something different.
@@IxxieNyx granted, the egg gets layed and, eventually hatches. somewhere along the line, mutations of dna occur and species evolve. got it. no sweat. however, a critter has to formulate an egg before something can hatch from said egg. sssssooooo, where, when, and how did this critter, the egg layer, come to be? ooorrr, where did the first egg come from?
Wat about that 40ft tall hobbit they found in a tree house?
The giga was no where near looking like a t rex 🤦♂️
And it's not a dinosaur, But A Mosasaur.
1:36 really? Is that how they do it?
The Therizinosaurus looks like the inspiration for the Jabberwocky.
I didn't know that there was anything bigger than tex Rex
Cool video
This dinosaur may have reached a length of 58 meters (190 ft) and weighed more than 120,000 kilograms (260,000 lb).
Do you know anything about dinosaurs
I don't think you do
Where do you get half this info 🤦🏻
You should have guessed how this video was going to go by the ludicrous thumbnail.
And Alosaurus is not related to the tyrannosaurus, Which is closer to compthagnathas And Velsoraptor than alosaurus
The most dangerous creature to ever walk the earth : Human Beings
Largest dinosaur and creature ever was Amphicoelias
"Hobbits" are not ancestral to modern humans.
Maybe the most terrifying animal to still see alive would be the mosasaurus since of how big it is. In Jurassic World, a mosasaurus ate a great white shark for display! 😨😳🙀
Mosasaurus is big but not as big as it is shown in the movie
@@truck-kun2684 I know
The saddest thing is knowing that the children will see this and believe it 💀
I don't like being that kind of person. but most of the data in this video is wrong and much of the list doesn't make sense. and people abuse a lot about the joke of the arms of the Rex and belittle it.
being ironically the strongest and largest carnivorous theropod in mass.
But tyrannosaurus Is 10-11 tons so tyrannosaurus would win
good video. I'm glad some of the rarer creatures were mentioned. But animals like dunkleosteus, deinosuchus, megalodon tytanoboa, and megalania should have been mentioned I know you can't mention all of the creatures but at least one of them should be included on this list.
Not a good cideo
Also u spelled titanaboa wrong
@@gavinhales3446 I do believe i said video not cideo
Those are just mainstream prehistoric animals there is so much more than megalodon and titanoboa
@@bartangel4867 It's not a good video anyway
Come up with any excuse as to why dinosaurs have nipples for arms.
Therizinosaurus was both a herbivore and carnivore
Omnivore some would say
The one that was found 80 miles from Dallas by the Dr from the Perot Museum is less than 40 minutes away from me. Wonder if his find is there. If your anywhere near dallas, Perot Museum is beyond AMAZING
I can't even say that dinosaur 1:20
Good morning everyone
The thumbnail was a bloody good one.
A pretty good list this one.
Most frightening ones would have to be Therizino and Mosa. With very honourable mentions to those giant frogs and giant birds.
If Therizino was around today, there would be very thick, dark streams running down our pants in a bloody hurry!!!
Favourite from this list would be Allo.
The thumbnail was such clickbait tho
Welcome to ARK survival evolved but seriously therizinosauruses are scary as heck
She explained just like in ark such a bummer that the bary can only eat fish but yes those tickle birds are scary indeed
Im new to this channel but it very interesting to watch
I love how everyone in the comments is a dinosaur expert.
thrizinosaurus also eat insects
It Was Barney!
Stop caping the trex had a bite force of 9000-18000 bite force
The 🌊 ocean!
Love the video and could you imagine what would happen if any of these prehistoric animals were alive now
They probably would go almost extinct because of urbanization and hunting
@@marksjasukaitis7629 we would have had to get through thousands of years to get here now. If they were around we wouldn’t even exist
@@marksjasukaitis7629 🤡🤡🤡 you ain't know shit
-_-
Just bruh.
the first one said the fossil popped into existence in 2012.
Bruh this is so goofy ahhhh. Not to mention that its EXTREMELY INACCURATE.
GIGANOTOSAURUS 😮
When you've been playing ark for years and see this video...im like heyyyyy ik all these creatures
I am so very happy that we don't have Mosasaurs anymore. Although my thelassophobia would be more justified.
Therizonsaurus with teeth٫no feathers on the therizonosaurus and dinosaur having the wrong wrist direction these dinosaurs arent acurite its 2023 and still no feathers on therizinosaurus and jumping? Bruh
It's Called The Terror Bird
“It’s 30 feet tall. Over 3 times taller than a human”
Huh….while that statement _is_ correct, even if the average human was 6’…it’s _5 TIMES_ a human. Not sure why you chose only _3._ Lol!
They are really good at math. XD
@@fransthefox9682 Your regular ol’ Socrates (pronounced like Bill & Ted’s “So-Crates”)
Dread-Not-Us
Or maybe the giga used those baby hands to grab on to other gigas that are fighting for a mate
Maybe they used their hands for gang signs and greeted each other with "My Giga!"...
@@Darthmgtow maybe maybe not
@@terrencesmith6343
Probably not...lol...
If they did, they'd probably be repping the South side, as they were from Argentina...😂😂😂
the biggest dinosaur was the amphicoelias at a wapping 63 METERS LONG!
How could she get this so wrong
The most powerful dino in irl is t rex
We don’t spell jakelopterus like that,no no no we don’t spell jakelopterus like that.
it wasnt a herbivore it was an omnivore
The one I would never want to see is therizinosaur just imagine it in the middle of the night. Oh no, I’m dead.😨
Dinosaurs ate dinosaurs.
Keep it up i like these video
Sorry but incorrect and misleading information is an insult to a palaeontologist that’s studied this particular specimen for many many years, Tyrannosaurus rex did not have 3000lbs of bite force, Tyrannosaurus rex generated and estimated Twelve THOUSAND pounds of bite force, 12,000lbs.
did i just hear she said baryonyx on spinosaurus...
The theizirosaurus had feathers
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Anyone else here play ark survival and have some of these creatures tamed lol
AYO THE FIRST ONE WAS SUS