This video's thumbnail is a reference to Vlad "the Impaler" Dracula, a hero in Romanian history! Fun fact by the way: Vlad's last name, Dracula, actually means "Dragon" in Romanian, and since this video was about a real life Romanian Dragon, we thought fit to reference him in the thumbnail!
Well, he is considered evil in Ottoman history. The rumor says, his head is buried somewhere in Istanbul by ottoman soldiers, but that is just a rumor.
Definitely taking a long break after editing this video back and forth, lmao. I'm happy to have heavily helped out with this video's research, scripting and editing. Can't wait to see the next video! 👀
The first, and last, time a pterosaur reigned as dominant apex predator. Just to be clear, the idea of Hatzegopteryx being as tall as a giraffe originated before the neck vertebra find that indicates it was a shorter-necked, powerfully built apex predator; as such the modern reconstructions are a fair bit shorter than a giraffe or the longer-necked giant azhdarchids like Arambourgiania.
So i have a question why do we NEVER seen realistic prehistoric Animals in 2d artstyles outside of the land before time?(Since that artstyle was mostly inspired by Disney movies)
This video's thumbnail is a reference to Vlad "the Impaler" Dracula, a hero in Romanian history!
Fun fact by the way: Vlad's last name, Dracula, actually means "Dragon" in Romanian, and since this video was about a real life Romanian Dragon, we thought fit to reference him in the thumbnail!
Might be the most thought-out thumbnail I've seen in a while. Mad respect to the team
Well, he is considered evil in Ottoman history. The rumor says, his head is buried somewhere in Istanbul by ottoman soldiers, but that is just a rumor.
Definitely taking a long break after editing this video back and forth, lmao. I'm happy to have heavily helped out with this video's research, scripting and editing. Can't wait to see the next video! 👀
You know you're the apex predator when dinosaurs saw you as the "terrible lizard".
Especially if it was dinosaurs that called a meeting to brainstorm and they all agreed to call this beast"terrible lizard".
The first, and last, time a pterosaur reigned as dominant apex predator.
Just to be clear, the idea of Hatzegopteryx being as tall as a giraffe originated before the neck vertebra find that indicates it was a shorter-necked, powerfully built apex predator; as such the modern reconstructions are a fair bit shorter than a giraffe or the longer-necked giant azhdarchids like Arambourgiania.
Hey! Who’s that handsome guy!
One of my favorite pterosaurs, good shit guys
Another excellent video!!! Keep it up you guys!!
WOOOO1 IT'S FINALLY OUT! this took WAY too long haah!
nice video
You guys are cool.
Thank you!
Here is suggestion, lagerpeton and sharovipteryx plus ozimek volans.
So i have a question why do we NEVER seen realistic prehistoric Animals in 2d artstyles outside of the land before time?(Since that artstyle was mostly inspired by Disney movies)
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