one thing that has always bugged me about paleontology is the ocean. imagine how many cool fossils we could find in the Mariana trench along with cuthulu down there. Also imaging how many absolutely MASSIVE boneless organisms like jellyfish and sponges could have existed back then but well never find them because they all either lived to far underwater or just had no bones that could fossilize.
Unfortunately, during the Cretaceous, there was no permanent polar ice to fuel thermohaline circulation, which is what allows oxygen to get to the deep sea. The fauna we see down there now are actually Cenozoic arrivals. I can’t say in regards to the Jurassic or Triassic, but thermohaline circulation is important in regards to what can live in the deep sea, so any time without polar ice caps would have little to no complex life in the deep sea.
You could have MILLIONS of different species of viruses in your body RIGHT NOW! And a new species can differentiate after only a few months! So imagine how many viruses there have been over 500 million years +
To be honest, I’m actually really excited for forgotten bloodline because I love Cenozoic animals and it’s been a while since I’ve been a fan of entoldonts
A video of a fellow dinobro that actually knows his stuff, has similar opinions as me (not that it really matters) and is hilarious!? 10/10 will watch again. In all seriousness, I know from experience how time consuming making this video probably was but it came out hilarious and shows your love for those giant *cough*cough lizards. I can't wait for your next video and I hope you eventually review the rest of the Monsterverse and Jurassic franchise media.
Birds as of now are considered dinosaurs, they are a part of the Dinosauria clade. Birds are Paravians, so their closest relatives are Dromaeosaurs (Raptors) and Troodontids, all three had common ancestors and ancestral traits.
It's ironic that when you think of dinosaurs, you think of godzilla because the original design of godzilla is based off a 50s interpretation of a t rex, with stegosaurus like plates, and iguanodon like arms.
That's the point, U see these monsters when u were a kid and you think to yourself 'there's no way something like that existed', and then... ur third Eye opens after discovering what actually inspired these monsters and how they were real and lived year before us.
Ik some people don't like feathers on some dinosaurs just because they are not scary but comeon don't you wanna see like a utahraptor with jet black feathers with white spots that looks like the night or how about a rainbow feathered latenivenatrix? Also hadrosaurs are waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy harder to kill than you might think they are not defenseless they put up a good fight heck even gallimimus woud be danguerous BECAUSE OF ITS KICKS!!!!
As I said, I like both. U wanna make retrosaurs/monsters or JP style Dino's go ahead. If u want be accurate or more unique and give them feathers and other stuff, go ahead as well. Also yeah, I know herbivores aren't weak and just canon fodder for th carnivorous, there's a reason why Theri in Dominion is a new favourite.
Feathers shouldn't impact a dinosaur's fear factor. Just look at bears. Teddy bears and grizzly bears are both fuzzy bois, except one will protect you from the monsters under the bed, and the other will make you look like you went through EVERY trap in the Saw franchise. It's not about how they look, it's about what they can do to you. That being said, not everything has to be accurate so it's fine.
If you're interested in the geologic time periods before the dinosaurs, and the species that lived during those times, I'd highly recommend Paleo Analysis' history of the earth series. In their newest episode, they covered The Great Dying and after that event roughly 95% of all land vertebrates were not just one genera, but one species, Lystrosaurus.
In reply to Extreme Madness I don't mean a sober documentary stye like Prehistoric Planet, I mean a monster style film, as though 65 was done with feathered dinosaurs.
Seriously, dude, I absolutely adored this entire video. I'm a humongous dinosaur geek myself, and it's great seeing just about everything dinosaur-related imaginable clustered into one package. Also, glad you gave people like Red Raptor Writes some acknowledgement. They deserve it.
I'm currently an aspiring paleontologist and you just earned a new subscriber we need more video's like you of people just explaining why they love dinosaurs so much I've been obsessed with them my whole life.
@@Jackpesaurus99 No I understand It's a lot of schooling and academic stuff not to mention the math requirements that has me very intimidated. Thank you though.
That clickbait thumbnail fucking works bro. 😂 Clicked on the thumbnail expecting an awesomebro “meeeh science ruined dinosaurs meeeeeh” and was pleasantly surprised to find anything but that. Subbed!
9:50 I utterly adore old stop motion dinosaur films, they just give out vibes that few other dinosaur films have matched. The dinosaurs still look awesome to me, despite their inaccuracy. You really feel like you’ve stepped into an alien, hostile, desolate world filled with terrifying and strange alien beasts. It’s almost apocalyptic in a sense. I keep imagining walking these barren, volcanic wastelands, and in the distance I can just make out these bizarre, draconic beast stomping in the distance. The fact we also see very few dinosaurs, with little herding, gives off this desolate, lonely and isolated feel to them. So a dinosaur just randomly showing up is legitimately terrifying event. P.S. shut up about accuracies in films, it doesn’t matter, what matters is the quality of the film, the look of the dinosaurs is secondary or outright tertiary.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Definitely. 65 does appear to almost be that, however, I don’t like all of the shots which I think also added to the vibe. Long story short, just look at the Ceratosaurus vs Triceratops fight in One Million Years BC, I honestly cannot imagine a fight like that done nowadays due to it being relatively toned down and minimalist in the way it’s shot. But it’s got a weight and a realness despite the dinosaurs inaccuracy that makes it one of my favourite dinosaur battles. They honestly feel more like animals then more accurate films. To add a comparison, look at modern dinosaur fights like the Indo vs Ankylosaurus or T-Rex. Ignoring the CGI and looks of the dinosaurs, they’ve got very different feels and vibes to them.
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 Another thing might be the fact that dinosaur fights in films nowadays are really short, they just sort happen and end abruptly, which I'm aware that's realistic in some cases, but we aren't really given time to see them behave or do something unique or unusual, it's just sort like bite on neck, dodge, bite again, die. Just look at all the Jurassic World films, the fight scenes are super fast and honestly shouldn't even be considered fights: T-rex Vs Carno Carno Vs Sinoceratops Giga Vs T-rex (all three fights) Indom Vs Anky Blue Vs Indo T-rex Vs Indom is the only fight that comes close. What makes the Cerato Vs Trike fight in One Million BC so cool is that we are given time to see them fight, you actually wonder and maybe even get nervous as to who is going to win, and when the fight ends, u almost feel exhausted.
And the thing is, a lot like Jurassic Park were extrememly accurate for their time. And they're always reconstructed extremely naturally and animalistically. Another staple of old movies like that is super aggressive herbivores, which died down over the years. Which is a shame, because usually herbivores are the dangerous ones. If a carnivore doesnt know what you are itll likely avoid you or curiously play with you (which can be terrifying in its own right, imagine a raven, or cat playing with its food, but then make a human like Ed Regis in the Jurassic Park book, and shits spooky), but if you get anywhere near a herbivore or its young and it doesnt know what you are and feels threatened... you finna die.
I won't lie, Spinosaurus probably just anchored a fucking massive biogas sac with its spines so it could float like some sort of carnivorous hindenburg, since nobody can fucking decide if it swam or walked or trudged or swamped or sat in one place or stood on its head.
Why would anyone think dinosaurs with feathers are less terrifying or no less "cold-blooded" when they, like human serial killers, kill their prey "in cold blood?" Eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, shrikes and, for that matter, the fiercely territorial hummingbirds are not terrifying (to their prey or to other birds)? And then you've got the modern cassowaries, ostriches (which though omnivorous can stomp you to death, as a coworker in a zoo I worked in was a victim, though fortunately not to death). And then you've got the ancient terror birds, the phorusrhacids of prehistoric South America.
I'm taking a major in paleontology and I find this video very neat! I'm so used to hyper advanced dinosaur talk that I stopped appreciating the other stuff
3:41 You know not to mention that dinosaurs 'went extinct', and then pretty much immediately after went on to become the most species rich vertebrates on land... Like, birds are arguably more successful than all other dinosaurs. They're also pretty bloody cool. A peregrine falcon, owl or eagle are all at least just as cool as a t-rex, but then again a t-rex doesnt punch its prey out the sky at 300mph, then rip its throat out with a sabre-toothed beak. Dinosaurs didnt get nerfed, they just became a different kind of OP. Side note, I think feathered dinosaurs look even more like majestic, mythical creatures. Like gryphons, pheonixes, giant eagles or thunderbirds, with various amounts of dragon on top. But of course the thing that makes these animals more amazing is that they're real animals, that we have the privilege to even know about and study, never mind knowing an ever-growing and more complete picture of them with each passing year. The no feathers brigade are literally just man children who I'm sad cant see the beauty in the real animals like the rest of us. Oo also Tim Haines (the guy behind Walking With) and his production team are also making a doc on the big extinction events... so that should be fun and totally not depressing
Fun video, held my attention throughout. Not sure if I should ask for links for some of the art in the video 🫣 - but I'd love to know the song at the very end of the video @ 20:39.
Thanks a lot dude. The song is 'All I wanna do' by The Beach Boys. As for the art I try my best to credit everyone at the bottom right. And if I didn't credit it it's cuss I couldn't find the artist or it's my art.
There’s no way you like dinosaurs more than I do, it’s not possible, before I could even talk I was obsessed with them, the moment I could say the word I told everyone that I want to be a paleontologist ( and I still do ) and at 5 years old I watched Jurassic Park for the first time and pointed out the inaccuracies, the very first book I read on my own was a dinosaur book and the only things I think about are dinosaurs, Star Wars, and superheroes
@@extraordinarytv5451 no, it’s far beyond that, it’s beyond just dinosaur syndrome, there probably isn’t a person alive who loves dinosaurs more than me
I like monsters as much as the next guy but Dominion really irked me in particular cause THEY SAID THEY WERE GOING FOR GREATER ACCURACY and it was a bald faced lie, everything that couldve been made so was sidelined for the rule of cool. Its like if Jurassic Fight club never died. And that shit is terrifying. Though I am looking foreward for 65. Dinosaurs need to break free from the JP franchise
Yeah, I think it would have been better if they didn't say that about making more accurate dinosaurs, because some of designs... well they speak for themselves.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Its not like even predictable stagnation, Pyroraptor was the stupidest choice I've ever seen for a dinosaur behavior to willingly swim under ice and in freezing water. And theres choices that would have benefitted their rule of cool mentality, Giga was being pretty damn chill and reasonable as far as carnivore antagonists go, making it villainous like its past with Rexy being tied to say it killing her chicks and then her would have warrented her submissiveness at the start. Then Including the much larger adult and likely more accurate Dilophosaurus. It would have been genius to include it for the villain's death, but I knew then I was asking for too much.
@@kennethsatria6607 I actually thought the Pyroraptor was pretty cool, it's like the perfect mix of JP/JW design with features, I thought the swimming part was a bit odd but o well. And the Giga while the design could be improved, it's my personal favourite dinosaur in the franchise purely because he was and innocent animal that was just living his life, the fight between Giga and Rexy for the dead deer is a great example, they fought a bit and when Giga won he told Rexy to back off. And it's mutual relationship with the Moro's pretty cute too. Also yeah, big adult Dilos would be awesome.
When I wake up First thing I do Eggs Is to look around For something to chew "Eggs-actly" Feeding myself is very, very tricky Because you see, I'm ridculously picky Eggs Excuse me Ozzy, I--- This Struthiomimus Won't settle for the dregs I'll borrow I'll beg I'll even kiss you Kiss me? For my dear beloved dose... Of eggs Hurry, Ozzy, I'm so hungry I can't wait for another minute. Here's a juicy little leaf With a beautiful stick in it. Can't I have a taste... If I promise just to lick it? Strut! What! You imbecilic eater Great green globs couldn't Possibly be sweeter Than a pile of eggs You've got to smell them Feel them Crack them open For a great big nest full I am hoping I'm starving! I'm weak! There's nothing in my tummy. The mold on that tree (Sung:) is starting to look yummy. The colors and shapes And assorted sizes Gobble them all For appetizers Eggs-tasy Ozzy, what's the matter With a little vegetation? I've had it up to hear With this aggravation! Can't I have This piece of a tree? Why can't you be more Like me? You leaf-loving Hey Bush-burping Stem-smelling Garden-gorging Wait a minute! Plant-popping, tree-tasting, Dirt-devouring beast! You've got to have eggs Thrice a day At least
Can I leave my opinion here? I like inaccurate dinosaurs, but my problem is that they're ugly (Being treated like monsters is something I'm getting used to) I just take the foot of the Jurassic Franchise for the simple fact that they are no longer connected to science as was Jurassic Park, which is worth remembering that it was the first paleomedia of the time that helped to popularize what was accurate at the time (Including the Bird-Dinosaur relationship, so much so that today we know that birds are a group of theropod dinosaurs). Oh and documentaries that simply treat dinosaurs as monsters are also bad for being documentaries that are supposed to be educational.
Of course u can leave ur opinion, that's the point of commenting. For me personally I just don't care wether they make them monsters or animals, I like both. But as u said the issue comes when they make these inaccuracies or cool monster Dinos stuff in documentaries, that is when I fully agree with any criticism about scientific inaccuracies.
People also have a misconception that all non-Dinosaurs disappeared as soon as an asteroid hit 66 million years ago and possibly even on the same day, but the last Triceratops fossils are from the 65.5 million year old layer and stayed alive about half a million years after the impact.
@18:45 my point exactly, i hate feathers. but i understand that documentary's need to have facts in them, i 100% agree with that. my problem is that people wont just let people like what they like. i hate feathers on dinos and love the more monster like reptile dinos. its why i plan on seeing 65. movies are movies documentaries are documentaries, they are both fun but one NEEDS facts and logic the other doesn't.
Yes. Dinosaur was also my land before time. In retrospect it's not great, but I will still always love watching it and nothing anyone says about it can change that. P.S. Dinosaur with Stephen Fry was just the worst :(
You are indeed correct and I probably should have talked about them but, surprisingly I don't play a lot of dinosaur games, the ones I've manly play were JW Evolution and The Isle.
I am *ever so slightly* annoyed there wasn't a mention of that old Prehistoric Park show, where the guy went back in time, took Animals like Dino's, lizards, mammoths and put them in a more realistic zoo type situation, where there's a whole bunch of shite, if you haven't seen it, well you can check it out if ya want, but I really think it's not talked about as much as I think it should be.
It is my bad for not mentioning it because I indeed have watched it and I was really good. Personally I preferred the simplicity that Chased by Dinosaurs had compared to Prehistoric Park but that's just me. Still a great show and would love a continuation.
Hi, I’m vulture, and I’m here to ruin your day The voice actor of ducky (the little parasaurlophus in the land before time) was actually murdered by her father, she was so young. Her grave quotes ducky’s favourite saying “yup yup yup!”. Rest in peace, little one.
I fear that 65 is going to be some weird Adam and Eve Battlestar Galactica movie where the people from the colony ship are gonna become the ancestors of humanity and kill off the dinosaurs. That's the vibe I'm getting.
I agreed that Gorgon the gorgosaurus is the best character and I also like Bulldust the father of the main character, not only they are badass, it because THEY NEVER TALK.
If you got a chance time travel with soemone to every place of dinosaurs, would you rather go adventures with Alan Grant or Nigel Marven? And if you got to visit a place full of dinosaurs (in the movies), would it be Isla Nublar (or Sorna), or the nesting grounds from Disney's Dinosaurs?
Uff tricky, I love both Alan and Nigel but, Nigel is a lot friendlier and is quite the experienced explorar while Alan is a lucky Paleontologist. Where to go... Sorna is mysterious and unique but really dangerous, Nesting Grounds is a bland, beautiful but bland and very safe, and Nublar seems to be a weird mix of the two, plus nostalgia cuss of the original park ... So maybe Nublar.
I really love this, just someone info-dumping about dinosaurs in media, it's great I will say though that I really love the Jurassic World films, or at least the first two. I do genuinely believe that they are far more intelligent and well-made than people give them credit for (obviously not perfect or surpassing the first but that's a monumental task that you can't recreate and the films even acknowledge this in the story) but by God did I hate Dominion, it is the worst of the 6 in my opinion and I don't even want to buy it for completionist's sake. It undermined literally everything that came before it and I'm still not over it
Why thank you good sir. In terms of Dominion, that's fair, there were a couple things that really made it hard to watch sometimes (*cough* fucking bugs *cough*), I guess I was lucky to find really good bits in the film.
@@Jackpesaurus99 I don't think it was a complete disaster, the Malta chase scene was really fun for example, but it felt like they got cold feet and didn't take the plunge they were planning on with Fallen Kingdom after the backlash it received, e.g. dinosaurs being a global threat (instead it's bugs), Maisie being a clone (she is but not in _that_ way), we're taking it to the mainland (still gonna be in a confined space though), we can't coexist and any attempt to do so will bring about inevitable ecological collapse (actually we can coexist a-okay)
I love dinosaurs ever since I was a kid my only issue is the fans and no matter if it’s the TH-camrs or in person or whoever they want to make dinosaurs either look scary, looking or make all dinosaurs have feathers or vice versa and also huge argue debates really and yes, I know that it is part of paleontology sometimes that there are debates and discussions but it can be very annoying at times it’s like leave the topic alone and move on to something else but now in some topics, they always come back to it or something. My point is is that I wish that we can just respect everyone but unfortunately it doesn’t work like that.
@@Jackpesaurus99 that again sometimes I can be an asshole but I’m trying to be better it’s just that it’s just gets really old of having arguments with people on the Internet. That’s why I hate the Internet even though that it’s your friend but it’s your enemy at the same time.
No idea why I was recommended this but having a dude geek out about dinosaurs for twenty minutes was really entertaining tbh
why thank you
Elephant seal spino
I would geek out too but longer
@@missykalina1493 spinofaarus
Fun Fact: Birds are dinosaurs, not even related, but literal dinosaurs.
Yeah, I didn't word it correctly
Wait is this not common knowledge? 😭
@@Satoru_Gojo_Fr nope, in fact, I’ve known people who deny it
Source? I mean as far as I know it's a theory. Not proven.
@@skeletorlikespotatoes7846 I tried linking a source, but TH-cam deleted it.
But there are various studies that prove it. I’ll try to link a video
one thing that has always bugged me about paleontology is the ocean. imagine how many cool fossils we could find in the Mariana trench along with cuthulu down there. Also imaging how many absolutely MASSIVE boneless organisms like jellyfish and sponges could have existed back then but well never find them because they all either lived to far underwater or just had no bones that could fossilize.
I can believe that there is or were some Godzilla size animal down there, seeing how we know more about space than the ocean
Unfortunately, during the Cretaceous, there was no permanent polar ice to fuel thermohaline circulation, which is what allows oxygen to get to the deep sea. The fauna we see down there now are actually Cenozoic arrivals. I can’t say in regards to the Jurassic or Triassic, but thermohaline circulation is important in regards to what can live in the deep sea, so any time without polar ice caps would have little to no complex life in the deep sea.
@@Jackpesaurus99 just because we don't know something, doesn't mean this something can break existing laws
You could have MILLIONS of different species of viruses in your body RIGHT NOW! And a new species can differentiate after only a few months! So imagine how many viruses there have been over 500 million years +
Important, Forgotten Bloodlines has a Kickstarter in the moment, it's an Indie documentary and needs all the support it can get!
To be honest, I’m actually really excited for forgotten bloodline because I love Cenozoic animals and it’s been a while since I’ve been a fan of entoldonts
A video of a fellow dinobro that actually knows his stuff, has similar opinions as me (not that it really matters) and is hilarious!?
10/10 will watch again.
In all seriousness, I know from experience how time consuming making this video probably was but it came out hilarious and shows your love for those giant *cough*cough lizards. I can't wait for your next video and I hope you eventually review the rest of the Monsterverse and Jurassic franchise media.
Hey thanks man, glad u enjoyed it, who knows maybe I'll make retrospective video review towards those films.
This was art. I was blessed with this recommendation. It’s very chaotic for no reason and I’m all for it
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Birds as of now are considered dinosaurs, they are a part of the Dinosauria clade. Birds are Paravians, so their closest relatives are Dromaeosaurs (Raptors) and Troodontids, all three had common ancestors and ancestral traits.
I was aware, I unfortunately just didn't word it right perhaps
Make more videos like this, I’ve been needing well edited , funny rants about just random things ppl like, especially dinosaurs.
Noted
It's ironic that when you think of dinosaurs, you think of godzilla because the original design of godzilla is based off a 50s interpretation of a t rex, with stegosaurus like plates, and iguanodon like arms.
That's the point, U see these monsters when u were a kid and you think to yourself 'there's no way something like that existed', and then... ur third Eye opens after discovering what actually inspired these monsters and how they were real and lived year before us.
Ik some people don't like feathers on some dinosaurs just because they are not scary but comeon don't you wanna see like a utahraptor with jet black feathers with white spots that looks like the night or how about a rainbow feathered latenivenatrix? Also hadrosaurs are waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy harder to kill than you might think they are not defenseless they put up a good fight heck even gallimimus woud be danguerous BECAUSE OF ITS KICKS!!!!
Gallimimus is not a hadrosaur but a ornithomimid but still herbivores can be dangerous!
As I said, I like both. U wanna make retrosaurs/monsters or JP style Dino's go ahead. If u want be accurate or more unique and give them feathers and other stuff, go ahead as well.
Also yeah, I know herbivores aren't weak and just canon fodder for th carnivorous, there's a reason why Theri in Dominion is a new favourite.
People that dont like dinosaurs with feathers havent been chased by any chiken or emu in their lives
Or cassowaries mostly the southern species
Feathers shouldn't impact a dinosaur's fear factor. Just look at bears. Teddy bears and grizzly bears are both fuzzy bois, except one will protect you from the monsters under the bed, and the other will make you look like you went through EVERY trap in the Saw franchise. It's not about how they look, it's about what they can do to you.
That being said, not everything has to be accurate so it's fine.
"Dinosaurs were the most successful animal in their prime"
Dicynodonts: visibly angry*
Ok, I'll admit, I don't know much about the Permian era or even prehistoric mammals for that matter 🤔
If you're interested in the geologic time periods before the dinosaurs, and the species that lived during those times, I'd highly recommend Paleo Analysis' history of the earth series.
In their newest episode, they covered The Great Dying and after that event roughly 95% of all land vertebrates were not just one genera, but one species, Lystrosaurus.
@@prism8278 noted, thanks
Some day I'd like to see a dinosaurs as monsters movie or TV show which has accurately feathered and otherwise anatomically correct dinosaurs.
Prehistoric Planet has just that.
@@ExtremeMadnessX Prehistoric Planet is a documentary tho, it needs to be accurate
That would be interesting
In reply to Extreme Madness I don't mean a sober documentary stye like Prehistoric Planet, I mean a monster style film, as though 65 was done with feathered dinosaurs.
This is the perfect video to get someone up to speed as to what’s happening in the paleo-community.
This is exactly the kind of content I wanna see on youtube. Subbed!
Welcome
Seriously, dude, I absolutely adored this entire video. I'm a humongous dinosaur geek myself, and it's great seeing just about everything dinosaur-related imaginable clustered into one package. Also, glad you gave people like Red Raptor Writes some acknowledgement. They deserve it.
Indeed they do
Hi@@Jackpesaurus99, I'm a biologist
I'm currently an aspiring paleontologist and you just earned a new subscriber we need more video's like you of people just explaining why they love dinosaurs so much I've been obsessed with them my whole life.
Thanks dude, hope your aspirations go well, I remember I wanted to be one too... aaaaaaaaaaaaaand here I am😅
@@Jackpesaurus99 No I understand It's a lot of schooling and academic stuff not to mention the math requirements that has me very intimidated. Thank you though.
My god dude, you need to make more videos like this! I like the fed up but on point attitude lol.
I like them too
(Tip my hat) M'lady
That clickbait thumbnail fucking works bro. 😂
Clicked on the thumbnail expecting an awesomebro “meeeh science ruined dinosaurs meeeeeh” and was pleasantly surprised to find anything but that. Subbed!
Hehe
Real honest review there! Great editing! 👍
I love this also you’re funny and don’t have the typical dull narrator voice/personality subscribed immediately
Well, that's good to hear. Thanks
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Big fan of DinoDiego, thanks to TH-cam recommendations found this gem! Keep up the good work man, wish you the best :D
Y thank u good sir
I love both scientific accuracy and movie monsters
A man of culture
@@Jackpesaurus99 thank you
HELL YEAH
9:50 I utterly adore old stop motion dinosaur films, they just give out vibes that few other dinosaur films have matched. The dinosaurs still look awesome to me, despite their inaccuracy.
You really feel like you’ve stepped into an alien, hostile, desolate world filled with terrifying and strange alien beasts. It’s almost apocalyptic in a sense. I keep imagining walking these barren, volcanic wastelands, and in the distance I can just make out these bizarre, draconic beast stomping in the distance.
The fact we also see very few dinosaurs, with little herding, gives off this desolate, lonely and isolated feel to them. So a dinosaur just randomly showing up is legitimately terrifying event.
P.S. shut up about accuracies in films, it doesn’t matter, what matters is the quality of the film, the look of the dinosaurs is secondary or outright tertiary.
Couldn't have said it better myself, I would love a retrosaur style film with today's technology.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Definitely. 65 does appear to almost be that, however, I don’t like all of the shots which I think also added to the vibe. Long story short, just look at the Ceratosaurus vs Triceratops fight in One Million Years BC, I honestly cannot imagine a fight like that done nowadays due to it being relatively toned down and minimalist in the way it’s shot. But it’s got a weight and a realness despite the dinosaurs inaccuracy that makes it one of my favourite dinosaur battles. They honestly feel more like animals then more accurate films.
To add a comparison, look at modern dinosaur fights like the Indo vs Ankylosaurus or T-Rex. Ignoring the CGI and looks of the dinosaurs, they’ve got very different feels and vibes to them.
@@pyrrhusofepirus8491 Another thing might be the fact that dinosaur fights in films nowadays are really short, they just sort happen and end abruptly, which I'm aware that's realistic in some cases, but we aren't really given time to see them behave or do something unique or unusual, it's just sort like bite on neck, dodge, bite again, die. Just look at all the Jurassic World films, the fight scenes are super fast and honestly shouldn't even be considered fights:
T-rex Vs Carno
Carno Vs Sinoceratops
Giga Vs T-rex (all three fights)
Indom Vs Anky
Blue Vs Indo
T-rex Vs Indom is the only fight that comes close.
What makes the Cerato Vs Trike fight in One Million BC so cool is that we are given time to see them fight, you actually wonder and maybe even get nervous as to who is going to win, and when the fight ends, u almost feel exhausted.
And the thing is, a lot like Jurassic Park were extrememly accurate for their time. And they're always reconstructed extremely naturally and animalistically. Another staple of old movies like that is super aggressive herbivores, which died down over the years. Which is a shame, because usually herbivores are the dangerous ones. If a carnivore doesnt know what you are itll likely avoid you or curiously play with you (which can be terrifying in its own right, imagine a raven, or cat playing with its food, but then make a human like Ed Regis in the Jurassic Park book, and shits spooky), but if you get anywhere near a herbivore or its young and it doesnt know what you are and feels threatened... you finna die.
To you maybe. Those are very important to me. Most people only get their base idea off these silly and inaccurate movies.
The Flipper Spino got me laughing 😂
I love Your Editing, your bringing to this topic, the way you talk, combined in this vid, Lecker
Why thank u
I really hope there'll be a Valley of Gwangi remake in he future. Imagine the fight scene between Gwangi and the Elephant but with modern VFX.
well dinosaurs are awesome animals
Elephant seal spino
I loved watching this it was hilarious, and I can absolutely relate to just ... Dino dumping
Best damn dinosaur video I've seen, these big fucking birds will forever have a chokehold on my life till the day I'm gone just like them
I won't lie, Spinosaurus probably just anchored a fucking massive biogas sac with its spines so it could float like some sort of carnivorous hindenburg, since nobody can fucking decide if it swam or walked or trudged or swamped or sat in one place or stood on its head.
My bet is that the spine split in two to make wings...
@@Jackpesaurus99
Ah, some of that stegosaurus Insp. I see it
@@hondaaccord1399 It was actually a meme I saw
5:37 haha! Jokes on you! It was 65.6 million years ago! They just started rounding it!
"And just like the animals living today... Well, they only did 3 things...
Eat, sleep and SE-"
Couldn’t have said it better myself
Nature sure is beautiful
Why would anyone think dinosaurs with feathers are less terrifying or no less "cold-blooded" when they, like human serial killers, kill their prey "in cold blood?" Eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, shrikes and, for that matter, the fiercely territorial hummingbirds are not terrifying (to their prey or to other birds)? And then you've got the modern cassowaries, ostriches (which though omnivorous can stomp you to death, as a coworker in a zoo I worked in was a victim, though fortunately not to death). And then you've got the ancient terror birds, the phorusrhacids of prehistoric South America.
Ejem... Bearded Vultures
I have no idea why I’m here watching this video. not going to lie I find this entertaining for some reason
Thank u👉👈
@@Jackpesaurus99 np
Me feeding my dinosaurs expensive treats and letting them into the house with my neighbors looking on in horror as I kiss them on the beak
I thought this was gonna be a montage of dinosaurs for 20 fcking minutes
Dear god no
My dude, how could you forget Prehistoric Park??!
True, that was a great show as well
I remember Chased by Dinosaurs and literally crying because I wanted to go do that.
Dinosaur is many times used as a colloquiao term. We dont refer to birds as dinos in casual conversations for a reason
That is true
I'm taking a major in paleontology and I find this video very neat! I'm so used to hyper advanced dinosaur talk that I stopped appreciating the other stuff
absolutely good take, nice job dude
3:41 You know not to mention that dinosaurs 'went extinct', and then pretty much immediately after went on to become the most species rich vertebrates on land... Like, birds are arguably more successful than all other dinosaurs. They're also pretty bloody cool. A peregrine falcon, owl or eagle are all at least just as cool as a t-rex, but then again a t-rex doesnt punch its prey out the sky at 300mph, then rip its throat out with a sabre-toothed beak. Dinosaurs didnt get nerfed, they just became a different kind of OP. Side note, I think feathered dinosaurs look even more like majestic, mythical creatures. Like gryphons, pheonixes, giant eagles or thunderbirds, with various amounts of dragon on top. But of course the thing that makes these animals more amazing is that they're real animals, that we have the privilege to even know about and study, never mind knowing an ever-growing and more complete picture of them with each passing year.
The no feathers brigade are literally just man children who I'm sad cant see the beauty in the real animals like the rest of us. Oo also Tim Haines (the guy behind Walking With) and his production team are also making a doc on the big extinction events... so that should be fun and totally not depressing
Well said, I had a magpie once and let's just say that I could see the dinosaur in him.
Have you heard about the new season for walking with dinosaurs?
Fun video, held my attention throughout. Not sure if I should ask for links for some of the art in the video 🫣 - but I'd love to know the song at the very end of the video @ 20:39.
Thanks a lot dude.
The song is 'All I wanna do' by The Beach Boys.
As for the art I try my best to credit everyone at the bottom right. And if I didn't credit it it's cuss I couldn't find the artist or it's my art.
@@Jackpesaurus99 thanks muchly Sir! Keep on making stuff 🫡
@@AlexCarby oh I will
There’s no way you like dinosaurs more than I do, it’s not possible, before I could even talk I was obsessed with them, the moment I could say the word I told everyone that I want to be a paleontologist ( and I still do ) and at 5 years old I watched Jurassic Park for the first time and pointed out the inaccuracies, the very first book I read on my own was a dinosaur book and the only things I think about are dinosaurs, Star Wars, and superheroes
It ain't a competition man, we all love dinosaurs
@@Jackpesaurus99 ok then
Congratulations. You're everyone with dinosaur syndrome ever. Want a cookie?
@@extraordinarytv5451 no, it’s far beyond that, it’s beyond just dinosaur syndrome, there probably isn’t a person alive who loves dinosaurs more than me
I like monsters as much as the next guy but Dominion really irked me in particular cause THEY SAID THEY WERE GOING FOR GREATER ACCURACY and it was a bald faced lie, everything that couldve been made so was sidelined for the rule of cool.
Its like if Jurassic Fight club never died.
And that shit is terrifying.
Though I am looking foreward for 65. Dinosaurs need to break free from the JP franchise
Yeah, I think it would have been better if they didn't say that about making more accurate dinosaurs, because some of designs... well they speak for themselves.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Its not like even predictable stagnation, Pyroraptor was the stupidest choice I've ever seen for a dinosaur behavior to willingly swim under ice and in freezing water.
And theres choices that would have benefitted their rule of cool mentality, Giga was being pretty damn chill and reasonable as far as carnivore antagonists go, making it villainous like its past with Rexy being tied to say it killing her chicks and then her would have warrented her submissiveness at the start.
Then Including the much larger adult and likely more accurate Dilophosaurus. It would have been genius to include it for the villain's death, but I knew then I was asking for too much.
@@kennethsatria6607 I actually thought the Pyroraptor was pretty cool, it's like the perfect mix of JP/JW design with features, I thought the swimming part was a bit odd but o well. And the Giga while the design could be improved, it's my personal favourite dinosaur in the franchise purely because he was and innocent animal that was just living his life, the fight between Giga and Rexy for the dead deer is a great example, they fought a bit and when Giga won he told Rexy to back off. And it's mutual relationship with the Moro's pretty cute too.
Also yeah, big adult Dilos would be awesome.
Honestly I feel like 65 is somewhat under the Jurassic shadow, I mean just look at those things called “dinosaurs” in the trailer.
I'm studying to become a paleontologist and this has to be the most funny and best video to describe dinosaurs
Glad I could be of help
When I wake up
First thing I do
Eggs
Is to look around
For something to chew
"Eggs-actly"
Feeding myself is very, very tricky
Because you see, I'm ridculously picky
Eggs
Excuse me Ozzy, I---
This Struthiomimus
Won't settle for the dregs
I'll borrow
I'll beg
I'll even kiss you
Kiss me?
For my dear beloved dose...
Of eggs
Hurry, Ozzy, I'm so hungry
I can't wait for another minute.
Here's a juicy little leaf
With a beautiful stick in it.
Can't I have a taste...
If I promise just to lick it?
Strut!
What!
You imbecilic eater
Great green globs couldn't
Possibly be sweeter
Than a pile of eggs
You've got to smell them
Feel them
Crack them open
For a great big nest full
I am hoping
I'm starving! I'm weak!
There's nothing in my tummy.
The mold on that tree
(Sung:) is starting to look yummy.
The colors and shapes
And assorted sizes
Gobble them all
For appetizers
Eggs-tasy
Ozzy, what's the matter
With a little vegetation?
I've had it up to hear
With this aggravation!
Can't I have
This piece of a tree?
Why can't you be more
Like me?
You leaf-loving
Hey
Bush-burping
Stem-smelling
Garden-gorging
Wait a minute!
Plant-popping, tree-tasting,
Dirt-devouring beast!
You've got to have eggs
Thrice a day
At least
Dinos and Godzilla? We are bros
:D
People need to accept it that most dinosaurs had feathers
Not most of them, but alot of them.
Alot not most
Nice, I also like dinosaurs (my favs are Iguanodon and Majungasaurus)
Nice, mine T-rex (yes, very original) and Acrocanthosaurus
@@Jackpesaurus99 acro is my favorite as well!
@@CrownedRex They are just... so cool
@@Jackpesaurus99 honestly!
Can I leave my opinion here? I like inaccurate dinosaurs, but my problem is that they're ugly (Being treated like monsters is something I'm getting used to) I just take the foot of the Jurassic Franchise for the simple fact that they are no longer connected to science as was Jurassic Park, which is worth remembering that it was the first paleomedia of the time that helped to popularize what was accurate at the time (Including the Bird-Dinosaur relationship, so much so that today we know that birds are a group of theropod dinosaurs).
Oh and documentaries that simply treat dinosaurs as monsters are also bad for being documentaries that are supposed to be educational.
Of course u can leave ur opinion, that's the point of commenting.
For me personally I just don't care wether they make them monsters or animals, I like both.
But as u said the issue comes when they make these inaccuracies or cool monster Dinos stuff in documentaries, that is when I fully agree with any criticism about scientific inaccuracies.
Dinosaur in four words: Dinosaur are fucking awsome
People also have a misconception that all non-Dinosaurs disappeared as soon as an asteroid hit 66 million years ago and possibly even on the same day, but the last Triceratops fossils are from the 65.5 million year old layer and stayed alive about half a million years after the impact.
I thought you were going to cover dinosaurs in video game too :
Sowy, maybe I should have but I surprisingly don't play that many dinosaur game ...
you sound familiar like you also have another channel, where you get "high boy".
@18:45 my point exactly, i hate feathers.
but i understand that documentary's need to have facts in them, i 100% agree with that.
my problem is that people wont just let people like what they like.
i hate feathers on dinos and love the more monster like reptile dinos.
its why i plan on seeing 65.
movies are movies documentaries are documentaries, they are both fun but one NEEDS facts and logic the other doesn't.
Nope just this one channel
@@Nightout88 Fair enough
I am a fellow dino nerd. This video removed my rustiness of specific dinosaur facts.
u was right about the quadraped t.rex also this video is amazing some of these opinions are the same as mine or very similar
Yes. Dinosaur was also my land before time. In retrospect it's not great, but I will still always love watching it and nothing anyone says about it can change that. P.S. Dinosaur with Stephen Fry was just the worst :(
You literally sated my opinions word by word
I Fucking Love Paleontology
simply wonderful🥹👏🏻
Elephant seal spino
da amount of facts my bro said in 1 video satisfies every dinosaur fan and paleo nerd
Glad to be of service
awesome vid! got a new sub. btw, does anyone know where to watch Forgotten Bloodlines: Agate?
Why Thank you.
Forgotten Bloodline is on Kickstarter right now, in terms of where it will come out I'm not entirely sure
Don't forget about the dinosaur videos game like path of Titans, ark, ark 2 coming up in some point
You are indeed correct and I probably should have talked about them but, surprisingly I don't play a lot of dinosaur games, the ones I've manly play were JW Evolution and The Isle.
I'd really love to see a new version of Chased by Dinosaurs.
U and me both
7:50 almost choke in that part
Sowy
That Tyrannosaurus in Journey to the Center of the Earth was actually albino Giganotosaurus
Although it doesnt even resemble it
I do remember seeing that in the behind the scenes, but as u said, it doesn't look at all like one.
Wasn't there a show called Sliders, which featured dinosaurs?
Never heard of it honestly
I Grow up with the Dinosaurs in the movies, TV Shows and Videogames in the past in my childhood and also books
A good life I'd say
@@Jackpesaurus99 yep
man this was awesome but he forgot prehistoric park and primeval!
Yeah... Prehistoric Park was great. I will admit though I never really watched Primeval👉👈
@@Jackpesaurus99 😮
I am *ever so slightly* annoyed there wasn't a mention of that old Prehistoric Park show, where the guy went back in time, took Animals like Dino's, lizards, mammoths and put them in a more realistic zoo type situation, where there's a whole bunch of shite, if you haven't seen it, well you can check it out if ya want, but I really think it's not talked about as much as I think it should be.
It is my bad for not mentioning it because I indeed have watched it and I was really good. Personally I preferred the simplicity that Chased by Dinosaurs had compared to Prehistoric Park but that's just me. Still a great show and would love a continuation.
I Like Fang The T-Rex
Because She's Fucking Thicc Dinosaur
(Primal/Jurassic Fan)
She is indeed THI- whait what?
Hi, I’m vulture, and I’m here to ruin your day
The voice actor of ducky (the little parasaurlophus in the land before time) was actually murdered by her father, she was so young. Her grave quotes ducky’s favourite saying “yup yup yup!”. Rest in peace, little one.
Well then... that was fun to look up...
only sad part about not enjoying feathers on dinosaurs is that there's not really much to watch from the genre that does not contain feathers.
Perhaps, but as I mentioned it seems that more Dino media is coming with a more accurate approach, at least with documentaries
I fear that 65 is going to be some weird Adam and Eve Battlestar Galactica movie where the people from the colony ship are gonna become the ancestors of humanity and kill off the dinosaurs. That's the vibe I'm getting.
There is a high chance that's the case....
Great video!
Elephant seal spino
Many great mentions but no mention of prehistoric park or dinotopia
True, and I even have the original Dinotopia trilogy, shit.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Ever watch Tera nova
@@mrbad2774 very little of it
@@Jackpesaurus99 nice but it went the way of firefly
How are you so underrated
Elephant seal spino
Thank u
13:09 13:54 You know what. You're a cool dude in my book!
I'll tip my hat to that
I agreed that Gorgon the gorgosaurus is the best character and I also like Bulldust the father of the main character, not only they are badass, it because THEY NEVER TALK.
Also in 17:44 meant to be a fasolasuchus.
Very epic video
If you got a chance time travel with soemone to every place of dinosaurs, would you rather go adventures with Alan Grant or Nigel Marven?
And if you got to visit a place full of dinosaurs (in the movies), would it be Isla Nublar (or Sorna), or the nesting grounds from Disney's Dinosaurs?
Uff tricky, I love both Alan and Nigel but, Nigel is a lot friendlier and is quite the experienced explorar while Alan is a lucky Paleontologist.
Where to go... Sorna is mysterious and unique but really dangerous, Nesting Grounds is a bland, beautiful but bland and very safe, and Nublar seems to be a weird mix of the two, plus nostalgia cuss of the original park ...
So maybe Nublar.
@@Jackpesaurus99 Yeah Nigel is great
I really love this, just someone info-dumping about dinosaurs in media, it's great
I will say though that I really love the Jurassic World films, or at least the first two. I do genuinely believe that they are far more intelligent and well-made than people give them credit for (obviously not perfect or surpassing the first but that's a monumental task that you can't recreate and the films even acknowledge this in the story) but by God did I hate Dominion, it is the worst of the 6 in my opinion and I don't even want to buy it for completionist's sake. It undermined literally everything that came before it and I'm still not over it
Why thank you good sir.
In terms of Dominion, that's fair, there were a couple things that really made it hard to watch sometimes (*cough* fucking bugs *cough*), I guess I was lucky to find really good bits in the film.
@@Jackpesaurus99 I don't think it was a complete disaster, the Malta chase scene was really fun for example, but it felt like they got cold feet and didn't take the plunge they were planning on with Fallen Kingdom after the backlash it received, e.g. dinosaurs being a global threat (instead it's bugs), Maisie being a clone (she is but not in _that_ way), we're taking it to the mainland (still gonna be in a confined space though), we can't coexist and any attempt to do so will bring about inevitable ecological collapse (actually we can coexist a-okay)
@@Linnnaeus Couldn't have said it better.
Mapusaurs is my favorite dino along with spino
Remember, Flipper Spino
@Jackpesaurus 99 yeah, the spinoseal
Wait no, elephant seal spino
@@missykalina1493 we don't talk about that one
WE MUST OR THE COUNCILS WONT APROVE
As a fellow dinosaur fan this is my kind of video, now what's your favorite dinosaur-
T-rex ... I know it's popular, but what can I say... I like THICC
Acrocanthosaurus and Carnotaurus would be next.
Dinosaurs are my favorite of God’s glorious creations.
FINALLY youtube knows wut i wan uwu
Don't uwu me... Please👉👈
@@Jackpesaurus99 👁️👁️👉👈
pewdiepie video on dinosaurs?
I click
It completely dumb founds me if somebody says they've never seen which makes me think they're a low-key Dino denier
Seen what?
I love dinosaurs ever since I was a kid my only issue is the fans and no matter if it’s the TH-camrs or in person or whoever they want to make dinosaurs either look scary, looking or make all dinosaurs have feathers or vice versa and also huge argue debates really and yes, I know that it is part of paleontology sometimes that there are debates and discussions but it can be very annoying at times it’s like leave the topic alone and move on to something else but now in some topics, they always come back to it or something. My point is is that I wish that we can just respect everyone but unfortunately it doesn’t work like that.
Just be happy with the fact that you like both.
@@Jackpesaurus99 that again sometimes I can be an asshole but I’m trying to be better it’s just that it’s just gets really old of having arguments with people on the Internet. That’s why I hate the Internet even though that it’s your friend but it’s your enemy at the same time.
Yeah. I like dinosaurs too.
Primal deserved more recognition in this video I think
I can say this, it's one of the best series I've seen in recent years.
1 min in and im already subbed
I too suffer from Dinosaur syndrome
It is a devastating disease
Dinosaurs I like them also several species of it even weird ones with names
I had one Dinosaur syndrome and prehistoric life syndrome
If feathers are gay then call me queer baby!
I love dinosaurs
So do I buddy