I think their drawing pencils are cheaper lol They could have handed him one but honestly an HB normal pencil is fine for sketching, I say from experience before I had proper art supplies
This is making me realize that what these two are doing is basically the equivalent of 16th century artists trying to draw vague descriptions of animals in foreign lands they've never seen before OH MY GOD THE GAMING BEAVER WITH YOU TWO WHAT?! THAT'S SO COOL uwaah he looks so cute in Emily's art style 😭
Animals from the dinosaur era that have basically not changed are crocodiles and alligators. There is even a reptile (which is technically not a lizard) call the tuatara that is still very much how it was ~200 million years ago... which means the tuatara lineage technically evolved _before_ dinosaurs did, which I think is pretty neat.
Well in terms of animal being not largely physically different from their ancestors I say Crocodilians Komodo Dragon HorseShoe Crab Kasawari Dolphin/shark, (megalodon)
@@mistingwolf thanks I did had an interest in history and paleontology, hence I was able to write a few species names, General instinctively thought they usually think of crocodile is an example of modern nimal with similar physical traits with prehistoric animal, while they aren't wrong, there still other candidates that can be listed. I'm writing my list to show that with recent discoveries, more and more modern animal are actually quite similar looking to prehistoric animals of the past, and I want to shout out about the Horseshoe crab, usually neglected as prehistoric animal species.
The group of animals that the tuatara belongs to, the Rhynchocephalians, is actually only represented by the tuatara in terms of living species, so its the last living member of its group.
Fun fact: the time between the existence of trex and humans is shorter than the time between the existence trex and stegosaurus We lived closer in time to the trex than the trex did to stegosaurus, that's wild
As a Dino Nerd, I'm so happy you brought on the GamingBeaver onto your show. I love this idea of drawing dinosaurs based off of the description alone. Also GamingBeaver is really great at drawing. Keep up the amazing content
My favorite thing about the whole Jurassic Park accuracy debate is that even when Jurassic World stuck with the inaccurate ones in the film itself is called out "you didn't want accuracy you wanted more teeth" which means yeah in the Jurassic Park/World setting dinosaurs are inaccurate for the spectacle
Yeah I have to agree with you because even in Jurassic World: Dominion, It was stated that Biosyn Didn't use Frog DNA so their dinosaurs Came out More accurately which is why Some of them had Feathers !
I used to watch dinosaur train and at the end of every episode there would be paleontologist talking about the new type of dinosaurs in the video and my little self would just sit there so excited about learning them..😅
@@tyranitararmaldo that's fair, they were big in earlier films as well. but JP did put many more dinosaurs into the mainstream. So I guess they did pick popular ones and also made others popular at the same time
23:30 A Horseshoe Crab. Fossil evidence has shown they haven't changed for like 445 million years. 23:50 What about the company Colossal, planning to bring back the Memmoth and Thylacine/Tasmanian Tiger in the next 10 years? Look into it, it's really cool. A lot of these are in Ark: Survival Evolved/Ark: Survival Ascended and The Isle, actually. The Taco has been in The Isle for several years.
Um actually 🤓 Although grass did not exist for most of the dinosaur age they DID evolve in the late Cretaceous just a few million years before the extinction so some dinos did have grass.
I used to be obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid (dinosaur train, the good dinosaur, and Jurassic park were some of my favorite media with them) but I grew out of it later on. My favorite was the brachiosaurus
this was a rather pleasant surprise, it was fun seeing fun Paleoart on the channel also if you are curious about the environment and things living with Dinosaurs, i can HIGHLY recomend the artbook for the game "Saurian" most of it is just environmental details liek the plants and none dinosaurian animals that lived in Hellcreek along side tyrannosaurus & Triceratops
I love how without knowledge of dinosaurs Emily and Daidus unintentionally draw classical interpretations of dinosaurs. Like pre-Charles R. Knight looking stuff. This is really neat.
This is probably my new favourite/comfy spilled ink episode! It's such a chill yet fun vibe with James sweet personality and everyone's entertaining conversation about dinos (plus the drawings being very fun!) Can't wait for more guest episodes!!
My brother and I were huge dino and Pokemon fans when we were younger, and James was our favourite content creator then. I love seeing him branch out to other channels, so much nostalgia. This episode was a delight, as always!
Fun fact about DINOSAURS - chickens are the DESCENDANTS of dinos- dinosaurs would probably be more accurately portrayed with feathers rather than scales
another fun fact, There are dinosaurs out there where their fossils had shown they had scales as well (psittacosaurus the main one) thus the idea that most carnivorous dinosaurs had feathers, while most herbivorous dinosaurs mainly had scales/harder skin
there was a recent finding that the T-Rex which was recently thought to have feathers/fur was debunked in which they found fossilized skin of a T-Rex near it's flank and back of it's neck and it was indeed scaled like a crocodile/alligator meaning it couldn't possibly have fur or feathers. (also in retrospect it wouldn't make sense why something so huge would have those features in an environment so hot)
37:00 so fun fact they actually knew the T. rex had great eye site back when both the books and movie were made… Michael Crichton even knew that dinosaurs had feathers in the books he explained the lack of feathers and the poor eyesight by the mix matched dna… I don’t know exactly why he did but I’m guessing it was to avoid continuity issues when future findings changed our understanding of how dinosaurs looked
Fun fact: Shortly after the filming of land before time, the 10 year old voice actress for duckie, named judith, was murdered by her own father and agent. So she had to be re-cast in the following movies. Thats why her voice sounds different.
As someone who loves dinosaurs and the content you three create i loved this episode. Thank you so much. Maybe you guys can do a trip to the fukui dinosaur museum in the future. Like for getting references for a sequel episode to this. Anyway awesome stuff. Thank you all so much :)
1:04:57 alrighty so this is the first time I have heard of this species, but Albertonychus is a Alvarosaur. They were a family of insect eaters known for their tiny arms with a single large claw. The most famous example is mononychus. They originated in Asia and migrated to North America and Europe during the Late Cretaceous
I love when 3 nerds sit down and talk about the interests 🫶😭 this episode was so cute and wholesome at how excited they got talking about it dinosaurs ‼️😭
*50:40* It has been also confirmed that Amargasaurus had skin membrane that covered the neck spikes just like it's Dicraeosaurus counterpart, Badajosaurus...
Img it been so long since ive seen the gaming beaver. He was my childhood! I watched him when i was in the 3rd grade and now im outa high school thats actually insane. Great to see him.
I think y’all would really like the manga series Dinosaur Sanctuary! It’s Jurassic Park except wholesome caring and keeping of dinosaurs with fun facts.
This is by far my favourite concept you’ve done so far. I even draw alongside (I got it all right except one). although I must admit it was pretty frustrating to hear all the little inaccuracies coming from GamingBeaver, and not being able to properly respond to all your questions. Keep up the good work.
I've been knowing for a while, but the first time I saw saw y'all together, Dude you don't understand how much I was stunned that my favorite TH-camrs know echother even though y'all are so different,
i thought this video won’t be so interesting to watch since i’m not into dinosaurs but it passed by so quickly and was so fun to watch! i love everything new i learned about the dinos too 🥰 great episode!
Seeing Spilled Ink and Beaver draw dinosaurs was so comforting and cozy! I remember dinosaurs being a big part of my childhood (like the Dinosaur King show) so seeing people nerd out about dinosaurs while drawing is such a vibe
its crazy because i love Ark and so i know what all theses dinos are supposed to look like because i play ark so much so it more interesting to see yalls interpretations of them, than anything.
28:00 it also applied a half life prochess Finding radioactive element in dna or other stuff is enough to find out a age of this thing In exemple the age of Earth was find out by lead-uranium rich minerals
this brings back a lot of memories. I also watched land before time on VHS a ton when I was little and also did animation focused on dinosaurs up until around the 5th grade. I was also incredibly obsessed with dinosaurs too, learning that oviraptor wasn't an egg eater anymore is a bit shocking
The Land Before Time was one of my favorite movies when I was growing up, and because of it, I started eating spinach like the leaves were tree stars! 😂
I'm so happy Emily couldn't relate to the sad scene in a land before time as a child 'cause my mom had just died when I watched it and man that was something for a 5 year old. I think it helped me figure out some complex feelings, maybe not, maybe it was just representation, but it held a very special place in my heart for a while (and I couldn't rewatch it for years 'cause it hurt so much)
Thanks for having me on guys! Still can't get over how accurate that drawing Emily did was!
h’lo
My brother really loves your channel GamingBeaver!
My Childhood favorite youtuber
peak
@AGamingBeaver
myself guess the dinosaurs selected by the Gaming Beaver
1. Spinosaurus
2. Gigantoraptor
3. Carnotaurus? (not a dinosaur)
4. Bajadasaurus
5. Psittacosaurus
James with the IKEA pencil next to their high quality mechanical pencils😭
😂 omg, i was also thinking about the ikea pencil
They could’ve at least let him borrow their pencils 😂
Didn't they buy their mechanical pencils from Daiso?? 😂
I think their drawing pencils are cheaper lol
They could have handed him one but honestly an HB normal pencil is fine for sketching, I say from experience before I had proper art supplies
Lol
Daidus: You don’t need any art knowledge to be on the show
Me: *immediately thinks of Connor*
Ouch- poor Conner 😭
an hour of spilled ink? girl dinner
So real actually
Girl FEAST
Omg I didnt even realize, I simply clicked 😂 1 hour of peak, lets gooo!
GIR L DINNERRRR
Real
Dude i though for a second it was Conner
Same same
lmao
Me too lol
yeah they really look alike. there is old video where garnt daidus and gamingbeaver were reacting to anime awards and everyone was joking about it.
Same
Literally same their little characters are similar
To further hurt Emily's brain, dinosaurs are older than grass.
and sharks are older than trees and i think the north star being visible if i recall
@@evodolka and (possibly) saturn's rings
@@radzio9980 that i did not know, but it sounds familier
@@radzio9980this is correct
Most are, not all tho
I love James just randomly showing up in y’all’s content
They're geexplus colleges if you didn't know
Never mind they said it in video
...what do you mean "all"???
@@andrewkful y'all as in both emily and daidus
HES SHOWED UP BEFORE??? WHEN???? WHAT VIDEO???? PLZ I MUST KNOW
JAMES HAS SUCH A CUTE ART STYLE
Right ?! My literal aim in art frfr
Stylized to the MAX!🔥
As someone who never grew out of the dinosaur phase they had as a kid, I loved this episode.
THIS IS LITERALLY ME
I think it's dimishing to reduce dinosaurs to "a kid thing" so i'm glad more adults like them
ditto here
I used to only borrow Dinosaur books from the library and my parents would be like "why?"
NEVER GROW UP, ONLY GROW OLD!
This is making me realize that what these two are doing is basically the equivalent of 16th century artists trying to draw vague descriptions of animals in foreign lands they've never seen before
OH MY GOD THE GAMING BEAVER WITH YOU TWO WHAT?! THAT'S SO COOL
uwaah he looks so cute in Emily's art style 😭
that's pretty accurate comparison really
Holy what how did you come up with that perfect comparison
I noticed that too! Like blue boi's Spino really captured that energy!
It’s like looking at medieval paintings of elephants
Thought it was Connor again
me too :)
Bruh😭😭😭
@@DoggyBurrito I love your channel bro
Same(⇀‸↼‶)
Same
Animals from the dinosaur era that have basically not changed are crocodiles and alligators. There is even a reptile (which is technically not a lizard) call the tuatara that is still very much how it was ~200 million years ago... which means the tuatara lineage technically evolved _before_ dinosaurs did, which I think is pretty neat.
Well in terms of animal being not largely physically different from their ancestors
I say
Crocodilians
Komodo Dragon
HorseShoe Crab
Kasawari
Dolphin/shark, (megalodon)
@@amirullfadzli1310 Oooo, that's a great list!
@@mistingwolf thanks
I did had an interest in history and paleontology, hence I was able to write a few species names,
General instinctively thought they usually think of crocodile is an example of modern nimal with similar physical traits with prehistoric animal, while they aren't wrong, there still other candidates that can be listed.
I'm writing my list to show that with recent discoveries, more and more modern animal are actually quite similar looking to prehistoric animals of the past, and I want to shout out about the Horseshoe crab, usually neglected as prehistoric animal species.
The group of animals that the tuatara belongs to, the Rhynchocephalians, is actually only represented by the tuatara in terms of living species, so its the last living member of its group.
sharks are also a good example, as they are older than trees
the editor does such a good job at providing visual aids for your references that I would otherwise have a harder time understanding
Mudan and his group the best 😂
Fun fact: the time between the existence of trex and humans is shorter than the time between the existence trex and stegosaurus
We lived closer in time to the trex than the trex did to stegosaurus, that's wild
Lucky us.
Another fun fact: the earliest evidence of grass is only placed at 66-70 million years old.
Holy moly my brain can’t comprehend that
That’s crazy!
@@sandrosliskeno way we can figure that out??? Damn
@@Vidasinvida Dino shit, baby!
“what is 9 meters? 6 feet?” as a metric user thats fucking hilarious
As a Dino Nerd, I'm so happy you brought on the GamingBeaver onto your show. I love this idea of drawing dinosaurs based off of the description alone. Also GamingBeaver is really great at drawing. Keep up the amazing content
In this house we stan gaming beaver!1!1!1!
JAMES. oh god I haven't watched him in forever
same!!!
Same
He's the only youtuber I've consistently watched for the last 10+ years
Imma binge his vids again
My favorite thing about the whole Jurassic Park accuracy debate is that even when Jurassic World stuck with the inaccurate ones in the film itself is called out "you didn't want accuracy you wanted more teeth" which means yeah in the Jurassic Park/World setting dinosaurs are inaccurate for the spectacle
Yeah I have to agree with you because even in Jurassic World: Dominion, It was stated that Biosyn Didn't use Frog DNA so their dinosaurs Came out More accurately which is why Some of them had Feathers !
Funny enough Dr. Alan grant said it first.
Yeah but the original novels and first 2 movies tried to be as accurate as possible to what we knew at the time
@@Oinker-Sploinker same can be said about the movie series if taking to account jpIII.
Except for they got called ugly.
@@galaxyoutrage4528yeah but they said they were 100% pure or something, which they definitely aren’t
I used to watch dinosaur train and at the end of every episode there would be paleontologist talking about the new type of dinosaurs in the video and my little self would just sit there so excited about learning them..😅
tbf, Jurassic Park didn't pick the popular dinosaurs, it made the one's they picked popular. Michael Crichton wrote a masterpiece
Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops were already pretty popular before that film or the books came out. They pop up in a lot of early paleo-art.
@@tyranitararmaldo that's fair, they were big in earlier films as well. but JP did put many more dinosaurs into the mainstream. So I guess they did pick popular ones and also made others popular at the same time
@@champthesneaky5714 yeah. Everything is generally a mix.
23:30 A Horseshoe Crab. Fossil evidence has shown they haven't changed for like 445 million years.
23:50 What about the company Colossal, planning to bring back the Memmoth and Thylacine/Tasmanian Tiger in the next 10 years? Look into it, it's really cool.
A lot of these are in Ark: Survival Evolved/Ark: Survival Ascended and The Isle, actually. The Taco has been in The Isle for several years.
No, they definetly have changed. That's just a myth
0:59 UR NAILS ARE SO PRETTY EMILY!!!
I've been subbed to Beaver for ages and him being friends with you guys is such a trippy thing for me. Wonderful of course.
38:10
Umm...actually🤓
Grass is only really around as old as primates, the dinosaurs didn't have grass!
🌠🎶The More You Know 🎶🌈
bro grass is like literally the most successful plant ever...
Thats like one of the biggest mindblowing thing when i was a kid.
@@metactalbirds are succesful but they are not the first animal ever
Birds appear in the late jurassic by the way
@@metactal So true! Especially because they got a late start! It's not just lawn grass either, it's all grass: bamboo, corn, cereals, and reeds!
Um actually 🤓
Although grass did not exist for most of the dinosaur age they DID evolve in the late Cretaceous just a few million years before the extinction so some dinos did have grass.
Daidus’ drawings all look like they should be in an illustrated book that I would definitely pay for
FR! He could make it big as a paleo artist
I used to be obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid (dinosaur train, the good dinosaur, and Jurassic park were some of my favorite media with them) but I grew out of it later on. My favorite was the brachiosaurus
Everyone grows up with dinosaurs. But eventually most people grow out of them. The ones that don’t become palaeontologists.
Unless you’re horrible at math like me😓
@@SinisterFears I’m horrible at maths but I just tried my best and got a decent score
Or you went down the art kid route and become a paleo artist
Looking forward to more guest episodes! Love how it ties into the guests' personality and interests.
Mamenchisaurus low-key sounds like a Harry Potter spell 🪄
Didn't expect you here lol
childhood legend,
finally got an emulator to finally play yo-kai watch after watching you play for ages
Have you ever heard of ✨Psittacosaurus✨?
Can’t wait for different collaborations in the future because I didn’t imagine seeing Daidus and Emily drawing dinosaurs
this was a rather pleasant surprise, it was fun seeing fun Paleoart on the channel
also if you are curious about the environment and things living with Dinosaurs, i can HIGHLY recomend the artbook for the game "Saurian" most of it is just environmental details liek the plants and none dinosaurian animals that lived in Hellcreek along side tyrannosaurus & Triceratops
I love how without knowledge of dinosaurs Emily and Daidus unintentionally draw classical interpretations of dinosaurs. Like pre-Charles R. Knight looking stuff. This is really neat.
This is probably my new favourite/comfy spilled ink episode! It's such a chill yet fun vibe with James sweet personality and everyone's entertaining conversation about dinos (plus the drawings being very fun!) Can't wait for more guest episodes!!
A collab I never expected but cool because I was a dinosaur lover when I was young and watched a lot of gamingbeaver, oldy nostalgic
My brother and I were huge dino and Pokemon fans when we were younger, and James was our favourite content creator then. I love seeing him branch out to other channels, so much nostalgia. This episode was a delight, as always!
6:27 Emily missed her chance to use: do you even lift bro? 😂😂
Hey, remember those awesome dinosaur flash games? You got to play as a fierce carnivore and chomp on people with crazy weapons! Good times, right?
Btw they were made by Gametornado.
Oh boy you NEED to find out about Dinoblade😂 actual master piece in the making
Man seeing someone being so passionate about dinosaurs is so cute and wholesome 🥺
Emily's Shringasaurus was ON POINT!
Next, how about you did this same challenge but with kaijus?
I never expected this collaboration at ALL , it’s literally my childhood TH-camr collaborating with one of my current favorite channels to watch
Love Daidus' TROGDOR!!! pic and James' Batboy.
No way you guys got the gaming beaver on here already a perfect video just off the people
Fun fact about DINOSAURS - chickens are the DESCENDANTS of dinos- dinosaurs would probably be more accurately portrayed with feathers rather than scales
another fun fact, There are dinosaurs out there where their fossils had shown they had scales as well (psittacosaurus the main one) thus the idea that most carnivorous dinosaurs had feathers, while most herbivorous dinosaurs mainly had scales/harder skin
Wow dinosaurs must've tasted great then
@@alanvang2931 you made me more afraid of chickens-
Fun fact: all birds are not just descendants of dinosaurs they are dinosaurs specifically in the family of "therapoda"
there was a recent finding that the T-Rex which was recently thought to have feathers/fur was debunked in which they found fossilized skin of a T-Rex near it's flank and back of it's neck and it was indeed scaled like a crocodile/alligator meaning it couldn't possibly have fur or feathers.
(also in retrospect it wouldn't make sense why something so huge would have those features in an environment so hot)
aaaa dinosaurs!! id love to see you guys experiment more with non-human anatomy :3
Jurassic Park(movies) , Dinosaur King(anime) , The Land before time(cartoon) were my childhood
This was a really enjoyable video :3
Dinosaur king was little kid HEAVEN for me man, trading cards (huge Pokémon fan at the time) and dinosaurs?!? It was heaven
Dinosaur King is underrated, Good show
James and Connor's sketch designs are so similar, I thought it was another Connor collab. Happy for more guests tho 🤗
37:00 so fun fact they actually knew the T. rex had great eye site back when both the books and movie were made… Michael Crichton even knew that dinosaurs had feathers in the books he explained the lack of feathers and the poor eyesight by the mix matched dna… I don’t know exactly why he did but I’m guessing it was to avoid continuity issues when future findings changed our understanding of how dinosaurs looked
this just healed my stressing college life rn huhuhuhu as a dinosaur lover, i really enjoy watchingi this huhuhuh
Fun fact: Shortly after the filming of land before time, the 10 year old voice actress for duckie, named judith, was murdered by her own father and agent.
So she had to be re-cast in the following movies. Thats why her voice sounds different.
OH MY GOD?? 😨
“Fun fact”
WHATT. 😨
thats not a 'fun fact' thats just 'FACT"
More like unnerving fact
Daidus’s style is really shining in this video!
My dad really likes dinos so he introduced me to the land before time something he grew up with, so the mention of it made me smile.
As someone who loves dinosaurs and the content you three create i loved this episode. Thank you so much. Maybe you guys can do a trip to the fukui dinosaur museum in the future. Like for getting references for a sequel episode to this. Anyway awesome stuff. Thank you all so much :)
I haven't seen the gaming beaver in a long time, thank you for bringing him back!!
This was fun as it taps the same niche of a "young childlike brain" which is Drawing and Dinosaurs
1:04:57 alrighty so this is the first time I have heard of this species, but Albertonychus is a Alvarosaur. They were a family of insect eaters known for their tiny arms with a single large claw. The most famous example is mononychus. They originated in Asia and migrated to North America and Europe during the Late Cretaceous
james really said shringasaurus was a carnivore, tsk tsk tsk
and its not even a dinosaur
To be fair, Ichthyosaurus was on there as well (same round). And it's not one either.
lmao x3
Genuinely in awe on how Random this collab is. I'm speechless. Hoping for more collabs
24:05 I don't think we can trust Big Jack Horner with dinosaurs either...
I love when 3 nerds sit down and talk about the interests 🫶😭 this episode was so cute and wholesome at how excited they got talking about it dinosaurs ‼️😭
The mention of The Land Before Time on VHS made me so nostalgic!
*50:40* It has been also confirmed that Amargasaurus had skin membrane that covered the neck spikes just like it's Dicraeosaurus counterpart, Badajosaurus...
Yep, I called that, Spilled Ink gets way interesting with time, we got a DINOSAUR EPISODE, woooooo!! This is just crazy lol!
Surprised to see this long of a video so high quality. The content on this channel is consistently amazing. Can’t wait to see what they do next.
gaming beaver is my entire childhood
Emily’s Shringasaurus could be a plushy concept, it’s too good!
Just drawing little dinosaurs for an entire episode is a good thing :]
Img it been so long since ive seen the gaming beaver. He was my childhood! I watched him when i was in the 3rd grade and now im outa high school thats actually insane. Great to see him.
I think y’all would really like the manga series Dinosaur Sanctuary! It’s Jurassic Park except wholesome caring and keeping of dinosaurs with fun facts.
Might have to check it out! Thanks dude❤
40:16 I love how both Emily's and didus's dinosaur's give off big fight me energy....just in very different fonts
As one of the mentioned Dinosaur nerds in The GamingBeaver's audience I am giddy like a school girl.
Also hearing Godzilla mentioned makes me giddy like a Japanese school girl specifically.
please, for the low up God bring this guy back, please I wanna see more dinosaurs from you guys😭🙏🏻
50:16 He drew the thing from Primal! The Red Bats!
This is by far my favourite concept you’ve done so far. I even draw alongside (I got it all right except one).
although I must admit it was pretty frustrating to hear all the little inaccuracies coming from GamingBeaver, and not being able to properly respond to all your questions.
Keep up the good work.
Never saw this coming I used to watch all of his UEBS videos
I've been knowing for a while, but the first time I saw saw y'all together, Dude you don't understand how much I was stunned that my favorite TH-camrs know echother even though y'all are so different,
50:10 Amargasaurus has a Pokemon reconstruction Amaura and Aurorus.
The Land Before Time was my entire childhood I own all of them on VHS, makes me so happy that others remember/like it too 🥰
"If i was a dinosaur I'd what to be in the ocean or flying."
I'm sorry bud but that makes you not a dinosaur. Your just a reptile.
It could be a penguin or an eagle
or a hesperornis or confuciornis
Nah im gonna go back to be a monkee
i thought this video won’t be so interesting to watch since i’m not into dinosaurs but it passed by so quickly and was so fun to watch! i love everything new i learned about the dinos too 🥰 great episode!
as soon as Beaver started describing the first dinosaur I knew it was spinosaurus
Seeing Spilled Ink and Beaver draw dinosaurs was so comforting and cozy! I remember dinosaurs being a big part of my childhood (like the Dinosaur King show) so seeing people nerd out about dinosaurs while drawing is such a vibe
I watched gaming beaver when I was a kid and he shows up in the stuff I watch now 😂
13:02 when they talking about Jurassic Park movies, I missed heard and thought they were talking the other animated dinosaurs movie “We’re Back!”
okay woah i didnt expect this collab
I’m crying tears of JOY, an HOUR!!? Thank you.
🎉Yay new spilled ink video for my birthday!🎉
its crazy because i love Ark and so i know what all theses dinos are supposed to look like because i play ark so much so it more interesting to see yalls interpretations of them, than anything.
Wow I clicked fast as soon as I saw Beaver was in this video
The excitement I felt recognizing the Amaugasaurus(?) being the dinosaur the Pokémon Aurorus and Amaura were based on!
The comments are three to four days ago but the video was released 4 seconds ago 😅
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@@hatsurrin thank you for clarifying ❤
28:00 it also applied a half life prochess
Finding radioactive element in dna or other stuff is enough to find out a age of this thing
In exemple the age of Earth was find out by lead-uranium rich minerals
56:41 YOOO CURIOUS ARCHIVE MENTIONED LETS GOOO
www.youtube.com/@CuriousArchive/featured
I loved watching jurassic park when I was 4 or 5, but I was scared of the black panther from the cartoon Jungle Book 😂
I know this isn't a dinosaur related comment but WITCH HAT ATELIER ANIME ANNOUNCED WOOOO 🥹🎉
this brings back a lot of memories. I also watched land before time on VHS a ton when I was little and also did animation focused on dinosaurs up until around the 5th grade. I was also incredibly obsessed with dinosaurs too, learning that oviraptor wasn't an egg eater anymore is a bit shocking
WOO DINOSAURS
The Land Before Time was one of my favorite movies when I was growing up, and because of it, I started eating spinach like the leaves were tree stars! 😂
22:46
My autism needed to say that he was so proud about being entirely wrong,
I'm so happy Emily couldn't relate to the sad scene in a land before time as a child 'cause my mom had just died when I watched it and man that was something for a 5 year old. I think it helped me figure out some complex feelings, maybe not, maybe it was just representation, but it held a very special place in my heart for a while (and I couldn't rewatch it for years 'cause it hurt so much)
Im sorry for your loss💗
@@PaolaPonce-ec7tm aw, thank you x
Any Spilled ink fans here? ❤