Great work. I hope you plan on doing more videos like this. I like how you used the Velociraptor, Nodosaurus, and Dryosaurus to represent Dakotaraptor, Denversaurus, and Thescelosaurus respectively. Hopefully we'll see Thescelosaurus in JWE2 through DLC. Alamosaurus may not have necessarily lived in this area though but perhaps individuals may have migrated there or we have yet to discover any remains of Alamosaurus in the formation. Also I'd love to have Alamosaurus in JWE2. We could use more titanosaurs, Argentinosaurus, Paralititan, and Jainosaurus would be cool additions too.
Your wish came true! Alamosaurus is in JWE2! Now all we need is fossil evidence that Alamosaurus would’ve occasionally wandered within close proximity to the Hell Creek Formation.
Hell creek was crazy diverse in terms of dinosaurs. Add in traveling alamosaurus, and swap in for some species and you got a great list. This doesn't even include every species that was there.
triceratops would have probably been solitary, or in small groups, suggested by fossil evidence, while ceratopsian remains HAVE been found in enormous numbers, triceratops was one of the largest species, and has only been found in small groups or alone and also the dracorex and stygimoloch theory is absurd and highly unlikely
In this case I had them grouping together because of mating season, although I guess I should have clarified that better probably. I continued a long line of documentaries using somewhat shaky and outdated science in order to push a narrative with the dracorex and stygimoloch thing, but it’s not completely off the table. I should have put more research into this before making the video just to be sure but I don’t feel like it’s actively misinformation yet.
Hi Paleo Johnathan! I’m back, on a different account Because I got a new phone! Oh and I like this video! U keep me entertained over quarantine. All that I ask is one day when u become an even more well known dinotuber, that u remember me. Merry Christmas!
actually during the late cretaceous, when this takes place, both grass and flowering plants would have evolved, making the flora have a shocking resemblance to the modern day. That's why i decided to use it as the setting for the video. Prehistoric Planet did the same exact thing.
Hi, PJ(hope it's OK if I call you that) I don't know if you remember me from 2 videos ago but I just wanted to say my Christmas park is going very well, so far I've used Dilophosaurus, Nodosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Olorititan, Stegosaurus, Dryosaurus, Camarasaurus, Brachiosaurus, Kronosaurus and Cryolophosaurus. What I've done is name certain creatures famous Christmas characters from movies(example: I named both of my Kronosaurs, one being called Mr.Krank and the other being called Mrs.Krank, from the movie Christmas with the Kranks. I named a Dilophosaurus The Grinch, all of the paras Santa's reindeer etc.) Also, good job on the documentary, I felt like I was watching animal planet or something. Lol
nah, this was totally vanilla. all i did was take a whole lot of footage and do a bit of coaxing and fencing off areas to constrict movement. It was more that i put a story onto the footage i got than i got shots to match a script i made
dakotaraptor is a closer to the ingame raptors despite being less like the actual velociraptor. had i made this with the new dlc i would have used pyroraptor and called it dakotaraptor since that's the closest we have to any dromaeosaur in hell creek in the game. if i were using a realistic velociraptor yeah i would have called it acheroraptor
Dracorex and Stygymoloch weren’t younger Pachys. Pachycephalosaurus is in North America, Dracorex was in BOTH North America AND Asia. Pachy was not in Asia. Stygymoloch lived in North America. So Dracorex could not be a younger pachy because pachys didn’t live in Asia. So that theory isn’t true.
eh, it's still up in the air but i guess it could be leaning that way. i guess i continued the documentary tradition of pushing away modern science in order to push a more convenient narrative lol
@@demoncore5342 i think it's still far more up in the air than people on both sides think. until we find adults or juveniles of either or until we can get intermediary stages between them it's really hard to tell
@@paleojohnathan Yes, but that's frankly the main argument. We have only adult pachys and only juvenile stygies (and a dracorex) in the same formations. Sure, if we get an adult stygimoloch the genus is valid again and the theory gets a solid counter, but as it is, it's pretty convincing.
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This definitely gives off walking with dinosaurs vibes and that’s a very good thing, awesome video!
That was me goal!
It’s more of a British thing but, Lol, first thing into my head was “David Attenborough”
Haha
I hope your channel continues to grow, one of my fav JWE 2 youtubers rn
Nice
Great work. I hope you plan on doing more videos like this.
I like how you used the Velociraptor, Nodosaurus, and Dryosaurus to represent Dakotaraptor, Denversaurus, and Thescelosaurus respectively. Hopefully we'll see Thescelosaurus in JWE2 through DLC. Alamosaurus may not have necessarily lived in this area though but perhaps individuals may have migrated there or we have yet to discover any remains of Alamosaurus in the formation.
Also I'd love to have Alamosaurus in JWE2. We could use more titanosaurs, Argentinosaurus, Paralititan, and Jainosaurus would be cool additions too.
Hence I referred to them as a migrating group. Way ahead of ya!
@@paleojohnathan Good
Your wish came true! Alamosaurus is in JWE2! Now all we need is fossil evidence that Alamosaurus would’ve occasionally wandered within close proximity to the Hell Creek Formation.
this was in fact the best 10 minutes of my dayy........keep up the good work johnathan love from egypt
Glad you liked it!
@@paleojohnathan lovedd itt
This Documentary actually suits a line I made up
“Every step has a risk”
But yeah very good keep it up
This is awesome! Thank you for making this Paleo, and have a nice holiday season!
I hope you have a nice holiday season as well.
Absolutely incredible. Love the variety of animals you were able to include.
Hell creek was crazy diverse in terms of dinosaurs. Add in traveling alamosaurus, and swap in for some species and you got a great list. This doesn't even include every species that was there.
@@paleojohnathan Yeah, Like archeroraptor, ornithomimus, and many others
Excellent job looking forward to seeing more of documentaries
Can’t wait to make more!
You did this really good! I just wanted to say that.
Thanks!
Great little short!
Glad you liked it!
triceratops would have probably been solitary, or in small groups, suggested by fossil evidence, while ceratopsian remains HAVE been found in enormous numbers, triceratops was one of the largest species, and has only been found in small groups or alone
and also the dracorex and stygimoloch theory is absurd and highly unlikely
In this case I had them grouping together because of mating season, although I guess I should have clarified that better probably.
I continued a long line of documentaries using somewhat shaky and outdated science in order to push a narrative with the dracorex and stygimoloch thing, but it’s not completely off the table. I should have put more research into this before making the video just to be sure but I don’t feel like it’s actively misinformation yet.
Amazing video! I loved it!
Glad you liked it!
Hi Paleo Johnathan! I’m back, on a different account Because I got a new phone! Oh and I like this video! U keep me entertained over quarantine. All that I ask is one day when u become an even more well known dinotuber, that u remember me. Merry Christmas!
Nice, glad you got the phone.
@@paleojohnathan thanks!
Genius video idea. Well done
Thanks!
There was no grass when the dinosaurs lived, but overall, very well done
actually during the late cretaceous, when this takes place, both grass and flowering plants would have evolved, making the flora have a shocking resemblance to the modern day. That's why i decided to use it as the setting for the video. Prehistoric Planet did the same exact thing.
I actually felt like I was watching a documentary
I know right
Then that’s a great success.
Nice one!
Thanks!
Your documentary's are amazing
Thanks!
which sandbox map did you use? it looks amazing!
Very cool documentary I give this a Cretaceous out of Cretaceous
nice
Super cool
Glad you like it.
A great documentary
Thanks!
@@paleojohnathan your welcome
Free roam dinosaurs 🤤
Yep
Hi, PJ(hope it's OK if I call you that) I don't know if you remember me from 2 videos ago but I just wanted to say my Christmas park is going very well, so far I've used Dilophosaurus, Nodosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Olorititan, Stegosaurus, Dryosaurus, Camarasaurus, Brachiosaurus, Kronosaurus and Cryolophosaurus. What I've done is name certain creatures famous Christmas characters from movies(example: I named both of my Kronosaurs, one being called Mr.Krank and the other being called Mrs.Krank, from the movie Christmas with the Kranks. I named a Dilophosaurus The Grinch, all of the paras Santa's reindeer etc.) Also, good job on the documentary, I felt like I was watching animal planet or something. Lol
Nice, good luck with the rest of the park. Thanks for enjoying the videos!
Hey! Great job with the documentary! I just have a question, did you use any mod for the park? For example the behaviour one O_o
nah, this was totally vanilla. all i did was take a whole lot of footage and do a bit of coaxing and fencing off areas to constrict movement. It was more that i put a story onto the footage i got than i got shots to match a script i made
@@paleojohnathan That does indeed deserve a like and a sub dude
1:41 could u not just use Acheroraptor, a small Velociraptorin from the formation? It looked much more like velo
dakotaraptor is a closer to the ingame raptors despite being less like the actual velociraptor. had i made this with the new dlc i would have used pyroraptor and called it dakotaraptor since that's the closest we have to any dromaeosaur in hell creek in the game. if i were using a realistic velociraptor yeah i would have called it acheroraptor
Great video man also what map did you use?
Washington
Any tips on how to make documentary videos? It's so hard the way you have to get scientists
Do the scientists and then just delete all the buildings after you're done
@@paleojohnathan I never knew you can delete the buildings and the scientists will still work! Thank you so much
"great! Now show us how you make these" -me
What map is it?
Oregon
Dakotoraptor woundt attack a edmontosaurus because edmontosaurus is like perhaps bigger then a trex
bro why u stopped posting
Plz do more!!
I will, it was a joy to make this.
What dinosaur does the Troodon represent?
Pectinodon
I really wanna get mods so that I can make a huge isla sorna like map following the buck and doe in the lost world
That would be sick.
@@paleojohnathan yea using expanded islands I can use the worker village
@@paleojohnathan I did itth-cam.com/video/1RCmmhPF1wM/w-d-xo.html
Dracorex and Stygymoloch weren’t younger Pachys. Pachycephalosaurus is in North America, Dracorex was in BOTH North America AND Asia. Pachy was not in Asia. Stygymoloch lived in North America. So Dracorex could not be a younger pachy because pachys didn’t live in Asia. So that theory isn’t true.
eh, it's still up in the air but i guess it could be leaning that way. i guess i continued the documentary tradition of pushing away modern science in order to push a more convenient narrative lol
wait a minute isn't dracorex only known from a single skull from hell creek? holup
Funny how "dracorex" is known from SINGLE juvenile specimen unearthed in Hell Creek...
@@demoncore5342 i think it's still far more up in the air than people on both sides think. until we find adults or juveniles of either or until we can get intermediary stages between them it's really hard to tell
@@paleojohnathan Yes, but that's frankly the main argument. We have only adult pachys and only juvenile stygies (and a dracorex) in the same formations. Sure, if we get an adult stygimoloch the genus is valid again and the theory gets a solid counter, but as it is, it's pretty convincing.
I’m waiting for that script btw, SOMEONE GIMME THE SCRIPT FOR THIS PLSS!!!!
I don’t really have a master script so I’d need to write it all down
Oh, never mind then..