Well if we are around long enough we can go back with companies like Meta and Nvidia. Put on a pair of goggles or a helmet screen and you will almost be there. Only thing is you will have all limbs intact when you return.
@@Doingmything0 Not 100% sure this was by design but there was a coalition of 6 lion brothers known as the Mapogo pride and two of the brothers were named Mr. T and Rasta. They are considered to this day to be the most violent group of male lions.
@@gunzablazen i know of the brothers one of there members actually wasnt blood related the oldest and longest living member that was. Lions also form coalitions because of the sheer level of competition they face out of there species and the dangerous prey they hunt. The mappongos lived in a area highly fertile with big coalitons of brothers that are rare too find in areas with less food.
"Loved this documentary! The way you wove together the stories of these two prehistoric kings is pure magic. The Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Spinosaurus are my new favorite royal rivals. Your narration is engaging, the visuals are stunning, and the facts are on point! Keep bringing the ancient world to life, I'm Mubashir! i Can't wait for your next video!"
Exemplary! The care & time that was put into this shows. I could almost reach out & touch them & feel the texture of their skin. It felt like a real documentary as if they were alive now. Kudos to you & your team. And thanks. Dinos are my favorite 😊
The instant I heard one of the Rexes was named Mr. T I immediately envisioned you editing over Mr. Ts iconic “I pity da fool!” line over the T-Rex’s bellows. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also, I could be wrong, but I doubt prickly pear cactus and saguaro cactuses were alive 65 million+ years ago. Also, T-Rexes were NOT LIONS. They were closer to birds and crocs.
You are probably right! Science suggest trex was pack hunting as a family but not as multiple brothers as they mark territories. But this series isn’t out to be as realistic as possible when it comes to relation, but more of a cool story brining the mapogo legends back as dinosaurs.
Awesome video, Dr. Alan Grant. I loved how you brought the dynamics between Mr. T and Ruster to life! The contrast in their personalities really added depth to the story. Can't wait to see more content from you. I smashed that thumbs up button on your creation. Keep up the fantastic work!
@@AlanGrant93 Heh, it certainly has the same sort of tones at any rate! Seems very apt, in more than one sense. It even said his name was "David", didn't it?!
Do a series exploring the various animals the brothers would have to encounter or hunt, perhaps having the brother traverse the known territory of T-rex, and maybe swimming across a narrow part of the inland sea that used to split North America. And if the journey would be too long for the brothers, include a romance and another generation. This is one of the most well-animated series demonstrating the life of rex as an animal.
I love the detail in the animal movements… very naturalistic. Textures and camera angles seem pretty good as well. Maybe the rendering/motion is a bit too crisp & jerky at times to match prehistoric planet, but very good job overall.
Thank you this helped with my research to make a sanctuary in JWE2 in my north part I'll have 2 male trexes and I needed to see if they would co exist together
Awesome production thank you. I doubt they would have destroyed their prey herd however. Nature in balance doesn’t exterminate its prey, only take the easier ones, allowing the others to reproduce.
An Edmontosautus fighting back? That's incredible! I think, based on what I know, that Edmontosauruses could actually fight back a bit. If I am wrong, feel free to correct me.
I stumble on this by chance. I’m glad I did. after a minute or Lee I was hooked. I only had time at watch Chapter 1 but I plan on Watching all 6 of them. I’ve never seen anything like this. I feel like I’m engaged with the different dinosaurs in real time. I’m right there 60-70 million years age. Great job in doing this.🤙🦖💥
Finally a piece of paleomedia where a hadrosaur fought back. And rightfully so, Edmontosaurus were some of the biggest non-sauropod dinosaurs out there, so I do suppose they fought off a Rex or two. Lovely doc as always!
One percent of the animals that lived then had their remains saved as fossils for creatures who didn’t yet exist would, in the remote future, find them. The brains that piloted those formidable forms through their Eden of a world are long gone. But those two did exist, and they knew it. That much is unimpeachably true.
OK, there's one major issue with this, and that's the vegetation. There should be no grass at all: flowering plants had only just evolved, and grasses didn't make an appearance until the middle of the Cenozoic.
Absolutely right but some things just can’t be edited since some trees comes with vegetation and gotta add something in order to bring the things I want .. so the films won’t be completely accurate .. well.. no documentary is probably 100% accurate anyways hehe. Thanks for the feedback!
Sadly not with the story as the one horned triceratops is a mod and wanted them to look exactly the same. If I didn’t wanna make a fight scene with an injury. I would most certainly mod the triceratops more!
Folks, if anyone is my age at 60 or older, can you help me find a long lost film. I saw a movie at the theater in 74 or 75 I think, where a group of kids went into a dinosaur museum talking about the dinosaurs, and then the movie went back in time with the dinosaurs, like a dream, I thought it was called 'Back To The Center Of Time; the film has vanished without a trace....This was a great film, please respond if you have any information....
Totally right! Hell creek was exactly like you describe it! However new studies found trex living all around North America and some at more dry and arid lands. And since the arid landscape looks better on the game. I went for it! But I could make hell creek also !
what is the name of this mod? BTW, very nice video!!!!! the environment can be interpreted as the more arid southern intermaintainous area ( alamosaurus fauna)!!!
With how well done this is, especially regarding movement of the animals, instead of going absurdist with rex just senslessly slaughtering everything, why not invite people to experience the concerns of the animal, more like the book "Raptor Red", but with these rex bro's? They would probably avoid the front of Triceratops, and yet evidence suggests they still attacked fully grown Triceratops from the side or behind, and alone as you have shown here. I'd imagine rex attacking a lone Triceratops, biting the frill, ... and even with all rex's strength, being unable to break it, or twist the Triceratop's head enough to snap it's head, so it would likly give up and leave.
No hunting animal gives its position away just before a hunt by roaring. I wish film makers would stop doing this. The silent stalking gives a much more suspenseful narrative anyway.
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Yes please! As well as more “creative” character stories and Mesozoic world videos.
Yes I would
Definitely yes😊
✅️❕️❕️ yes
Absolutely!
Naming them like the mapogo lions is such a neat little detail!
They are my true hero’s. Watched them as a kid!
Yes I loved that aswell
I was thinking the same.❤
Gave them the same personalities too
It still blows me away to think of these creatures roaming the earth 😮
Well if we are around long enough we can go back with companies like Meta and Nvidia. Put on a pair of goggles or a helmet screen and you will almost be there. Only thing is you will have all limbs intact when you return.
Man the quality of this game wins over all. Epic!!!!
It’s doing wonders for the editor !
Bro! I am so glad you used my Edmontosaurus annectens mod! I love the dynamic that you used to make them the "Bulls" of the herd. It was awesome. 😊
Did you make them fight using a different rig on the Edmontosaurus?
Pleasure! It was perfect since it can fight back !
Loved the edmontosaurus fighting back❤❤❤
T-Rex Brothers are a lot like Lion Brothers, they live together, grow up and hunt together, and even take care of a family together.
that has never been confirmed
they more then likely would see eachother as competition as they grow older then take care of eachother
@@Doingmything0 Not 100% sure this was by design but there was a coalition of 6 lion brothers known as the Mapogo pride and two of the brothers were named Mr. T and Rasta. They are considered to this day to be the most violent group of male lions.
@@Doingmything0probably when the mating factor comes into play
@@gunzablazen i know of the brothers one of there members actually wasnt blood related the oldest and longest living member that was.
Lions also form coalitions because of the sheer level of competition they face out of there species and the dangerous prey they hunt. The mappongos lived in a area highly fertile with big coalitons of brothers that are rare too find in areas with less food.
"Loved this documentary! The way you wove together the stories of these two prehistoric kings is pure magic. The Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Spinosaurus are my new favorite royal rivals. Your narration is engaging, the visuals are stunning, and the facts are on point! Keep bringing the ancient world to life, I'm Mubashir! i Can't wait for your next video!"
I just love these kind of comments! You have no idea how much it means! And also how much Motivation it gives me! Do you have a video idea in mind?
@@AlanGrant93 ice age
That Mr T rampage at the end was something else brother.
Yea! Will see more of him on the next chapter !
These are my exact, perfect videos! Man, I wish these were around when I was a kid! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Its beautiful science fiction ! !
Great special effect!
Exemplary! The care & time that was put into this shows. I could almost reach out & touch them & feel the texture of their skin. It felt like a real documentary as if they were alive now. Kudos to you & your team. And thanks. Dinos are my favorite 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Me encantó ver al edmontosaurio defenderse❤
This has truly gotten me captivated. I never got into dinosaurs because i really can't place them alive in their environment, until now.
Anyone who loves lions caught those names. I thought I heard wrong at first lol. Had to rewind it real quick. That’s dope tho.
The instant I heard one of the Rexes was named Mr. T I immediately envisioned you editing over Mr. Ts iconic “I pity da fool!” line over the T-Rex’s bellows. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
great vid, yet again dude, congrats.
You are a master at knitting this gane footage together buddy! This was truely amazing to watch ❤
Thank you so much gryphon!
You really nailed it with this one!
Thank you!!
Narrator: "The most fierce brothers to ever walk the planet!"
*The brothers kindly play-fighting*
this is beautiful bro!
Also, I could be wrong, but I doubt prickly pear cactus and saguaro cactuses were alive 65 million+ years ago. Also, T-Rexes were NOT LIONS. They were closer to birds and crocs.
You are probably right! Science suggest trex was pack hunting as a family but not as multiple brothers as they mark territories. But this series isn’t out to be as realistic as possible when it comes to relation, but more of a cool story brining the mapogo legends back as dinosaurs.
Dude, you have more talent than the animators at frontier! You can make the Edmontosaurus fight back!!
I love fan documentaries using this game! Great job my friend ;)
Thank you ! More is coming!
Awesome video, Dr. Alan Grant. I loved how you brought the dynamics between Mr. T and Ruster to life! The contrast in their personalities really added depth to the story. Can't wait to see more content from you. I smashed that thumbs up button on your creation. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you for these kind words ! I will have your feedback in mind and there are so much more to come! Welcome!
Great video mate ;D
Superb in every way
I ❤ my favourite dinosaur t rex
Narration by an A.I. Attenborough? Truly, you spared no expense 😎
It’s not Attenborough, it’s a voice from the website I use
@@AlanGrant93 Heh, it certainly has the same sort of tones at any rate! Seems very apt, in more than one sense. It even said his name was "David", didn't it?!
15:02 Poor Friar Tuck 😢😭 lol
L O V E I T!! Great work once again! 😍
This was amazing! :D
Do a series exploring the various animals the brothers would have to encounter or hunt, perhaps having the brother traverse the known territory of T-rex, and maybe swimming across a narrow part of the inland sea that used to split North America. And if the journey would be too long for the brothers, include a romance and another generation.
This is one of the most well-animated series demonstrating the life of rex as an animal.
I will like the sequel I’m working on then ! Thank you so much for your inputs! You gave me a few ideas !
the murder spree took me out 🤣🤣🤣
2:27 long live the lions 🦁 these Rex's were named after
amazing
I love the detail in the animal movements… very naturalistic. Textures and camera angles seem pretty good as well. Maybe the rendering/motion is a bit too crisp & jerky at times to match prehistoric planet, but very good job overall.
Excellent channel
Excellent voice
Subscribed
Thank you so much and welcome!!
damn who's your voice actor they do such a fantastic job
KI
@@berndthiel613 K I ? What's that ?
Thank you this helped with my research to make a sanctuary in JWE2 in my north part I'll have 2 male trexes and I needed to see if they would co exist together
13:42 the broken horn is on his right side instead of the left.
Most likely mirrored ^^
Awesome production thank you. I doubt they would have destroyed their prey herd however. Nature in balance doesn’t exterminate its prey, only take the easier ones, allowing the others to reproduce.
Fantastic! Interesting that you show the lips covering the teeth.
YES .....WHY NOT.
😁😁😁😁😁
Im subbing ❤❤
Welcome to the family !
@@AlanGrant93 can you make a video of spinosaurus
You’re in luck! Next one will feature a spinosaurus as we travel to North Africa !
@@AlanGrant93 🔥
В ряд ли тираннозавры так ревели перед атакой на добычу и тем более после убийства жертвы:)!
The animation is premade and can’t be changed sadly. So these two brothers likes to roar apparently
Mr. T is goin rampage
An Edmontosautus fighting back? That's incredible! I think, based on what I know, that Edmontosauruses could actually fight back a bit.
If I am wrong, feel free to correct me.
Nobody knows it was millions of years ago lol. Of course it probably did fight for its life because its friggin huge and any animal would
Hola mi querido dr. Grant😘😘😘😘
Just wondering, with this huge body size, and weight, when it fell down on the floor, it made a lot of damage to itself.
I stumble on this by chance. I’m glad I did. after a minute or Lee I was hooked. I only had time at watch Chapter 1 but I plan on
Watching all 6 of them. I’ve never seen anything like this. I feel like I’m engaged with the different dinosaurs in real time. I’m right there 60-70 million years age. Great job in doing this.🤙🦖💥
I truly hope you enjoy all my videos! There are more to come ! Thank you so much ! Appreciate this comment a lot !
Esse t-rex é imbatível !
Finally a piece of paleomedia where a hadrosaur fought back. And rightfully so, Edmontosaurus were some of the biggest non-sauropod dinosaurs out there, so I do suppose they fought off a Rex or two. Lovely doc as always!
One percent of the animals that lived then had their remains saved as fossils for creatures who didn’t yet exist would, in the remote future, find them. The brains that piloted those formidable forms through their Eden of a world are long gone. But those two did exist, and they knew it. That much is unimpeachably true.
I wonder how those creature’s mated 🤔…..😄……😆…..🤣
Shattered horn does not look sawed off.
🤣so many details, for a pile of fossils. They probably ate dino bites cereal too.🤣🤣🤣
OK, there's one major issue with this, and that's the vegetation. There should be no grass at all: flowering plants had only just evolved, and grasses didn't make an appearance until the middle of the Cenozoic.
Absolutely right but some things just can’t be edited since some trees comes with vegetation and gotta add something in order to bring the things I want .. so the films won’t be completely accurate .. well.. no documentary is probably 100% accurate anyways hehe. Thanks for the feedback!
Triceratops could’ve been modded
Sadly not with the story as the one horned triceratops is a mod and wanted them to look exactly the same. If I didn’t wanna make a fight scene with an injury. I would most certainly mod the triceratops more!
We're their 'hands' really that little? They almost look stunted.
How do you get the mods?
Search for nexusmods!
Folks, if anyone is my age at 60 or older, can you help me find a long lost film. I saw a movie at the theater in 74 or 75 I think, where a group of kids went into a dinosaur museum talking about the dinosaurs, and then the movie went back in time with the dinosaurs, like a dream, I thought it was called 'Back To The Center Of Time; the film has vanished without a trace....This was a great film, please respond if you have any information....
Modern vegetation and trees again?😅
It’s a modern park game so sadly their will be modern vegetation aswell
Nice video but I think you chose the wrong environment/ map. Hell creek is though to be a subtropical wetland
Totally right! Hell creek was exactly like you describe it! However new studies found trex living all around North America and some at more dry and arid lands. And since the arid landscape looks better on the game. I went for it! But I could make hell creek also !
@@AlanGrant93edmontosaurus annectens length 15 meters long and weight around 13 tons.!
@@rodrigopinto6676 Yea, Edmontosaurus regalis should be around 12 meters.
what is the name of this mod? BTW, very nice video!!!!! the environment can be interpreted as the more arid southern intermaintainous area ( alamosaurus fauna)!!!
It’s over at nexusmods! Thank you !
Wonder if we’ll get a cryolophosaurus doc like this(doesn’t have to exist, I’m just curious, and hoping)
Why is there no part 2?
Haven’t got the time yet but it’s in the making !
Please do this was amazing
Plan is to make 2 sequels!
With how well done this is, especially regarding movement of the animals, instead of going absurdist with rex just senslessly slaughtering everything, why not invite people to experience the concerns of the animal, more like the book "Raptor Red", but with these rex bro's?
They would probably avoid the front of Triceratops, and yet evidence suggests they still attacked fully grown Triceratops from the side or behind, and alone as you have shown here.
I'd imagine rex attacking a lone Triceratops, biting the frill, ... and even with all rex's strength, being unable to break it, or twist the Triceratop's head enough to snap it's head, so it would likly give up and leave.
Yea your are right! Some animations can not be changed sadly so I don’t have completely free hands .. it’s a game after all hehe
Dr Alan Grant? The real one? Jurassic park one??
thank you for saying miras new name
Rasta and Mr T? Is this a prehistoric version of the Lion brothers? If so this is cool
Yea the idea is to have all the mapogos as a pack throughout these series.
What happened to Rasta
So they were giving mammalian traits in this?
thats a big elephant.
Mr T & Kinky Tail..
I know .. I will get there. It’s a series!
alan? i didnt know you were real!
Wasn't "Dr. Alan Grant" an Aussie and not a Brit??
Nice. But I still like the Doobie Brothers better.
Where are the feathers?
I pity the fool.
dafuq did I just watch, some guy tryna David attenborough his voice lol
Never thought of it being close, but its positive to see that ppl think the voice is close to the legend!
Seems like they ripped off attenboroughs voice.
T rex lived solitary. Why change the narrative
What's the name of this game?
Jurassic world evolution 2!
أعداء الرضع للمستر T
Jwe
Naming them after the mapogo lions was kinda corny
Sad to hear... I wanted to express the love i have for these kings.
😏
Isn't science fiction cool?
No hunting animal gives its position away just before a hunt by roaring. I wish film makers would stop doing this. The silent stalking gives a much more suspenseful narrative anyway.
Keep in mind it’s from a game where the animation is premade and can’t be changed. The roar is standard on trex model during stalk sadly
Was this done by 12 year olds or aimed at such.
Elaborate please. I don’t quite understand the question
saguaro and prickly pear? really?? fail.
Some plants are within the game and some are forgotten to delete. Hope you enjoyed the video despite it!
So is there a theory that T Rex males acted much like male lion siblings in that they stayed together for some time as adults?
This series isn’t pure accurate.
A Straight T-Rex and his Gay brother. Nothing ever changes, really..... 😂😂
What scientist get wrong - Dinosaurs and humans lived together.
En français svp
Nice animation, but who wrote the shite commentary!
Gotta keep in mind this films are done by one single person. Thank you for your feedback ofc!
Soft ASF 👎🏽🦁🙏🏽