Walking with Dinosaurs - Cryptoclidus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Part of the BBC series "Walking with Dinosaurs".
In the episode "Cruel Sea", we get to know a few marine reptiles of the Jurassic. Among them is Cryptoclidus, appearing less frequently on tape. This video is a collection of all Cryptoclidus moments featured in this episode. The name of the creature means "hidden collarbone" in Ancient Greek, since Cryptoclidus had very small collarbones, fused with the rest of the pectoral girdle.
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Liopleurodon, Ramphorynchus, Eustreptospondylus, Ophtalmosaurus, Cryptoclidus, plesiosaur, ichthyosaur, pterosaur, Cruel Sea, England, Europe, Oxfordshire, Jurassic, Walking with Dinosaurs, Walking with Beasts, Walking with Monsters, Atlantic Ocean, prehistory, BBC, nature, documentary, animals, dinosaurs, flying reptiles, marine reptiles, island, beach, sea, horseshoe crab,
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I like how plesiosaurs are portrayed much like walruses or elephant seals in this show.
2:58 That looks like a boat in the distance!
That gives such a freaky vibe. Just some random advanced boat during a primeval age
I think it's supposed to be an island on the horizon.
Nigel Marvin's boat lol
Look at the way these plesiosaurs (Cryptoclidus) moving in water, so fluent, so elegant, so beautiful.
I watched Walking with Dinosaurs (1999) for the first time when I was about 6 or 7. Now I'm 30, but everytime I rewatch this (as well as watch these clips) I feel that I'm never getting older. (Happy 30th anniversary, WWD)
1:59 is he scaring the rhamphorynchus
I think it's just communicating with its kind.
They're cute!!! 😊
They're like seals, which isn't accurate, but it's still cool!
I saw one of your videos about ophthalmosaurus
8 tons, and able to move on land without its organs being crushed :V
I as well was astonished by that when I was editing the subtitles for the video. After reading your comment, I took a look at some Cryptoclidus fossil images on the internet and found out that the species had some special ribs called "gastralia". These ribs covered the belly instead of the sides, so they really helped to protect the organs while Cryptoclidus was on land.
@@wilddestinations6116 Plus, the movie this was taken from is pretty old, I remember they showed this to us in school I think when I was in the third grade. So that was at least 17 years ago. I don't know when specifically this movie was made but it might not be accurate as far as size and behavior goes. Like I'm not sure it's true that they would crawl on land or rocks like that. Regardless I'll bet there was a prehistoric marine reptile or dinosaur back then that did do something like that.
@@ryangamble6697 When I was young I read in a book that plesiosaurs crawled on land to lay their eggs, so I didn't question the "fact" that they could walk on land until I found your comment. I looked it up on the internet and I found out that now scientists know for sure that plesiosaurs gave birth to live young because they discovered a pregnant plesiosaur fossil. However, this doesn't rule out the possibility that plesiosaurs like Cryptoclidus were able to crawl on land. Thanks for your comment, now I actually know something new!
@@wilddestinations6116 thanks for putting this video on TH-cam and yes I believe it’s still believed that small-medium sized plesiosaurs possibly could crawl onto the beaches like in walking with dinosaurs I wouldn’t doubt that some smaller plesiosaurs like cryptoclidus or some species could lay eggs even though most species of plesiosaurs laid eggs because it was recently discovered that some species of mosasaurs did in fact lay eggs
@@ryangamble6697 walking with dinosaurs came out in 1999 and it was made and filmed back on 1998 so it’s 23 years old now
A Love dinossaurion
2:41 walking with dinosaurs? more like scooching with pleisiosaurs
We are still not sure if Plesiosaurs could crawl themselves on land to rest, it still remains as a mystery.
Quite the opposite actually. All evidence points towards plesiosaurs being entirely aquatic: markwitton-com.blogspot.com/2019/01/plesiosaurs-on-rocks-terrestrial.html No paleontologist in this day and age would endorse a seal-like plesiosaur.
The reptile seal
Can you do a walking with beasts previous episode please 🙏
I'm afraid I don't understand your question. Can you explain?
Well when narrator said last time on the last episode and it tells in this episode
@@mitchsharvin7124 I think you mean "Walking with Monsters", because in "Walking with Beasts" the narrator doesn't make a summary of the last episode.