I was getting a little burnout from the animated video I'm currently working on (you can see a sneak peek in the beginning, and a little prologue here:th-cam.com/video/LXCiDe9T9yc/w-d-xo.html) so I took a break from that and dedicated this week on remaking the video on prehistoric fish, which was much needed. The old version won't be available for much longer. Make sure to subscribe and click the notification bell , otherwise TH-cam probably won't show you new uploads.🙃 remember to LIKE it please. that little gesture helps the channel. Also, you still have some days to submit your idea for the next video on Speculative Evolution (check the community posts to learn about it) Thank you all!!
Estou no canal do meu pai e meu nome é João Gabriel. Faz mais comparações de tamanho por favor 🙏🏻 (I am of channel of my dad and my name is John Gabriel. Do more sizes comparisons please🙏🏻)
2:47 Stratodous is one weird looking fish and it's a shame it never appeared in any documentaries as it lived alongside many well-known marine reptiles.
2:28 If Pixar ever decides to loose Nemo in the Devonian for a third movie, Tartuosteus look like it would guide Nemo's dad through the oceans of that era.
2:38 proof, that ,though dunkleosteus was smaller than initially thought, is still big in comparison to human and was still a predator to be reckoned with
Ou ser traficado para outro país e colocado em um museu longe da sua terra natal onde os habitantes humanos de onde você nasceu não conseguem te ver no museu
I audibly gasped when I saw this in my feed. I love all the new fish, Onchopristis, Listracanthus, Ornithoprion, Edenopteron, and especially Stratodus, as it's one of my favorite prehistoric fish. Keep up the amazing work, man!
Hey Mario Lanzas, have to say that I have been watching you for a really long time and you're one of my favourite youtubers. You have inspired me to do lots of things in my life and I hope you continue your awesome content for people who are into prehistoric fauna and flora as much as I am!
Imagine being a creature in prehistoric times thinking your worthless, only to be discovered millions of years later and being on auction for more than a million dollars
Ou ser traficado e colocado em um museu longe da sua terra natal onde os habitantes de onde você foi descoberto não conseguem te ver no museu mas os estrangeiros conseguem
One of the biggest revelations during my curriculum was that "fish" isn't a monophyletic group. It's just a term we use to signify "cold-blooded vertebrate animal with fins and gills". It doesn't even need to have bones, cartilage is enough to qualify. BTW that guy held his breath from 2:02 to 4:34, that's some lung capacity right there, mad respect. I hope that's not him drowned and sinking down to the bottom during the credits.
Este debe ser uno de los mejores vídeos del 2023, el nuevo diseño de Helicorprion está brutal y el modelo de Dunkleosteus está actualizado a su medida más reciente, además de varias criaturas nuevas
The world of prehistoric fish is so rarely presenter in depth. Its so fascinating seeing all the alien looking armoured fish of the devonian and carboniferous besides almost familiar looking ones
Who else remembers the good ol' days when we all thought that Dunkleosteus was a megalodon of the paleozoic and the largest paleozoic animal of all time
The thing with Dunkleosteus's size is the new proposal is kind of still debated; so, 23-ft is honestly the closest to perfect maximum size for this animal.
Je crois que dunkleosteus aurait pu attendre 4 à 6 m de longueur si on compare avec ces cousins mais il sera également qui ne les ressemble pas beaucoup en se qui concerne les populations
@@rodrigopinto6676 Keep in mind, the paper that was just released about its size is still considered a proposed estimate and there are still ongoing debates about. Specifically, it's new proportions in the proposed paper kind of looked off a bit since we do have bigger skulls of Dunkleosteus, but we'll have to wait and see.
Many people are making fun of Dunkleosteus being nerfed due its new reconstructions being dropped, but I'm here just like: wildlife is wildlife. If this mysterious fish was alive today, you wouldn't complain at all about its look cause "it looked cooler back then".
Mario lo malo de que no los ordenes por tamaño es que no se aprecian bien algunos animales y es una pena porque las ilustraciones son preciosas Edit: Como por ejemplo en el minuto 2:22
Muchos de los que no tienen tanto protagonismo es porque aparecieron ya en videos recientes, con todos sus detalles. Los incluyo más que nada como extras para dar más protagonismo a las especies mas recientes😉
Wait a minute, wasn't Sarcoptherigii the group that land vertebrates are part of? Yes! We are Sarcoptherigii, so it is technically erroneous to place all marine vertebrates with developed gills of fish, is one of the generic and colloquial classification, if all these vertebrates are "fish" the Chondrichites, the Placodermi, the Sarchopterigii etc., if it were to give biological meaning to this, basically all vertebrates would be Fish, with a capital P in our writing, which would represent a phylogenetic group.So we're kind of Pisces hahahahah
And that is precisely why in the cladogram in the intro shows ¨vetebrata¨ as the starting point. To clarify that ¨fish¨ is not a real cladistic term, but it's convenient to let the general public know which kind of animals this video is about ;)
I'll just check again, for verification, the "DEVONIAN PERIOD. Animals size comparison and data. Paleoart" video to see the changes about Dunleostus tou did. And yet, if you really made him smaller and shrunken than the previous version this the latter video, the version we have here is a little too big. In real life, Dunkleosteus was more the size of an average extant Great White Shark. Still, Dunkleosteus remain an apex predator like the latter. About the size of the version in this video, the version shown here can however depict a very large specimen, so not an average, since the 2023 study argued that large estimated sizes of D. terrelli were overestimates, and alternatively proposed a maximum length of 4.1 metres (13.5 ft) for the largest known specimen (CMNH 5936). Also, unrelated, put it's important to point out that study cover mostly, if only, as far I kow, D. terrelli, and not the others species sizes. It's case to follow for them.
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I was getting a little burnout from the animated video I'm currently working on (you can see a sneak peek in the beginning, and a little prologue here:th-cam.com/video/LXCiDe9T9yc/w-d-xo.html) so I took a break from that and dedicated this week on remaking the video on prehistoric fish, which was much needed. The old version won't be available for much longer.
Make sure to subscribe and click the notification bell , otherwise TH-cam probably won't show you new uploads.🙃 remember to LIKE it please. that little gesture helps the channel.
Also, you still have some days to submit your idea for the next video on Speculative Evolution (check the community posts to learn about it) Thank you all!!
Finally another size comparison video and the results are spectacular!🐟🦈
Estou no canal do meu pai e meu nome é João Gabriel. Faz mais comparações de tamanho por favor 🙏🏻 (I am of channel of my dad and my name is John Gabriel. Do more sizes comparisons please🙏🏻)
Bhai me sab video dekleya hu
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Edenopteron Saivodus Aquilolamnia Stratodus
2:47 Stratodous is one weird looking fish and it's a shame it never appeared in any documentaries as it lived alongside many well-known marine reptiles.
Monster Baracuda 😂👍
Basically a sea serpent
Looks more like a Lansetfush
Also it apparently survived the K-T mass extinction according to this video
@@pocketmarcy6990 yep.
BABE WAKE UP NEW MARIO LANZAS VIDEO DROPPED!!!
YAY
Yo
Great response!
POLYSENTOR GLADIOPYCNODUS ECHIMOCHIMAERA ORNITHOPRION BIRKENIA ANGLASPIS HARPAGOFUTUTOR FRAGELLIPPINA BOTHRIOLEPIS BROCHOADMONES LUNASPIS LISTRACANTHUS INIOPTERYX SIBYRHYNCHUS PARAMETEORASPIS MURRINDALASPIS POLYGMERICHTHYS AQUILOLAMNA EDENOPTERON ONCHOPRISTUS PANDERICHTHYS STETHACANTHUS TARTUOSTEUS ANTARCTILAMNA DUNKLEOSTEUS STRATODUS CLADOSELACHE HYBODUS HELICOPRION RHIZODUS BUNGARTIUS MAWSONIA EDESTUS SAIVODUS CAMPYLOPRION MEGALAMPRIS XIPHACTINUS HETEROSTEUS LEEDSICHTHYS O/C.MEGALODON
**Dunkleosteus change size**
-But still big fish ?
-Yes
-Oh ok
Size of the head still stays the same
The paper literally shrunk it's head, this is both more accurate and formidable.
@@darkonyx6995 they only make dunk shorter size of the head still the same
@@Neonus_randompersenus the paper
He's just a shot king now
2:28 If Pixar ever decides to loose Nemo in the Devonian for a third movie, Tartuosteus look like it would guide Nemo's dad through the oceans of that era.
2:38 proof, that ,though dunkleosteus was smaller than initially thought, is still big in comparison to human and was still a predator to be reckoned with
Ou ser traficado para outro país e colocado em um museu longe da sua terra natal onde os habitantes humanos de onde você nasceu não conseguem te ver no museu
I audibly gasped when I saw this in my feed. I love all the new fish, Onchopristis, Listracanthus, Ornithoprion, Edenopteron, and especially Stratodus, as it's one of my favorite prehistoric fish. Keep up the amazing work, man!
Thank you!!
@@MarioLanzas. 😁👍
2:42.
Ok now that I see the new Dunk next to a person, I think it's a lot scarier shrunken.
The skull size hasn’t changed, so any estimates about its bite strength should still hold up.
@@tompotter8703either way, I still wouldn't want to be in the water with that thing around.
Hey Mario Lanzas, have to say that I have been watching you for a really long time and you're one of my favourite youtubers. You have inspired me to do lots of things in my life and I hope you continue your awesome content for people who are into prehistoric fauna and flora as much as I am!
Facts. 🦕
Well that's the best compliment! 😁
Thanks for being more optimistisch with thw new dunkleosteus and giving him a Max längst of 4 to 5 Meters
Imagine being a creature in prehistoric times thinking your worthless, only to be discovered millions of years later and being on auction for more than a million dollars
Ou ser traficado e colocado em um museu longe da sua terra natal onde os habitantes de onde você foi descoberto não conseguem te ver no museu mas os estrangeiros conseguem
1:56 - the Eagle Shark
Great video, also aside from new species shown, I really like how you updated Dunkleosteus' size in reference to that paper.
One of the biggest revelations during my curriculum was that "fish" isn't a monophyletic group. It's just a term we use to signify "cold-blooded vertebrate animal with fins and gills". It doesn't even need to have bones, cartilage is enough to qualify.
BTW that guy held his breath from 2:02 to 4:34, that's some lung capacity right there, mad respect. I hope that's not him drowned and sinking down to the bottom during the credits.
just a good video of mario to improve my day in difficult times
YES YES YES YES YES! I love you vods, keep uploading! Please!
I learn about a new weird prehistoric fish within 15 seconds, then it's a good video.
Este debe ser uno de los mejores vídeos del 2023, el nuevo diseño de Helicorprion está brutal y el modelo de Dunkleosteus está actualizado a su medida más reciente, además de varias criaturas nuevas
Gracias!
1:59
Edenopteron has the smile of a serial killer
The sheer variety of the fish... Gran video.
2:38 - yes! You don't forgot about my words about Dunk!
Stratodus survived from the cretaceous into the eocen .
The world of prehistoric fish is so rarely presenter in depth.
Its so fascinating seeing all the alien looking armoured fish of the devonian and carboniferous besides almost familiar looking ones
Parece q el megalodon por fin consiguió algo de carisma con el tiempo, antes simplemente era un tiburón blanco del tamaño de un autobús
Props to this guy standing infront of a green screen while pretending to swim underwater just for us to really appreciate how big these fish are
Dunkleosteus looks so much chonkier now and I love it
Honey quick Mario just uploaded!
SHARKS!!! overall this video is absolutely amazing, and I like it a lot.
Hope you have a great day
Sharks are awesome to and this video did not just show sharks!!
2:09 Oh yeah! The spinosaurus' prey!
Paleozoic fish are my favourite group of prehistoric animals.
Xiphactinus got that lightskin stare
Last time I was this early only jawless fishes existed
Hahahah
omg new dadbod dunk looks so cute
Maybe I should start liking sharks again
Who else remembers the good ol' days when we all thought that Dunkleosteus was a megalodon of the paleozoic and the largest paleozoic animal of all time
I mean it can be the Erythrosuchus of the paleozoic.
@@akiraasmr3002 Erythrosuchus lived during the Trias, during the first era of the Mesozoic, not during the Paleozoic.
@@dudotolivier6363 I didn't say it was from the Paleozoic read my statement again in response to his.
@@akiraasmr3002 Ah, ok, sorry, I didn't understand the metaphore.
2:01 of course that one comes from australia.
Amazing video! Nice to see Saivodus, Rhizodus and Edenopteron!
Digging the new dunkleosteus
always look forwards to this content!
1:03 the Prehistoric Planet fish
Awesome I love all the species here
its so sad knowing all these beautiful creatures no longer exist
I mean literally 99 percent of them would eat you alive though? though it sounds fun to hunt them like some sort of hell's game of river monsters.
@@shanefortier677 it'll make one hell of a fishing trip
very good video Mario, I have a suggestion
Could you make a video but of the creatures of the future of Primeval? It would be very good
probably!
The thing with Dunkleosteus's size is the new proposal is kind of still debated; so, 23-ft is honestly the closest to perfect maximum size for this animal.
Je crois que dunkleosteus aurait pu attendre 4 à 6 m de longueur si on compare avec ces cousins mais il sera également qui ne les ressemble pas beaucoup en se qui concerne les populations
Dunkleosteus length only 3/4 meters long no more.
“23ft is honestly the closer to perfect size for this animal” OUTDATED Estimated.
@@rodrigopinto6676 Keep in mind, the paper that was just released about its size is still considered a proposed estimate and there are still ongoing debates about. Specifically, it's new proportions in the proposed paper kind of looked off a bit since we do have bigger skulls of Dunkleosteus, but we'll have to wait and see.
@@G_54-GMG once again Dunkleosteus length only 3/4 meters long.
2:13 Onchopritis was so small I thought it's 8 meters long like how it was shown in spinosaurus episode of Planet Dinosaur
Great video, as always!
Thank you!🤗
3:20 The dunk paper also apparently shrunk Rhizodus
Yay, new video
Looks lit every video
2:41 only 3/4 meters long.
Many people are making fun of Dunkleosteus being nerfed due its new reconstructions being dropped, but I'm here just like: wildlife is wildlife. If this mysterious fish was alive today, you wouldn't complain at all about its look cause "it looked cooler back then".
Awesome video as always.
Thank you!!
Big fishes are S P O O K Y
1:09 acanthodii 1:41 cephalaspidomorphi
Mario I have an idea : Walking with dinosaurs size comparison
I have it on my to-do list since long ago! 😁
Thanks!
Thank you!!
2:40 Dunkleosteus new ver. is look like Giant Barb 🤣
2:14 ese Onchopristis no se parece nada a un pez sierra real
Lo cual es um gran detalle porque ambos animales no estaban tan emparentados.
Si creo que estaba más emparentado con mantarrayas que con los peces sierra.
Stratodus, que guapo 😮
They all look like they could be from Subnautica
Very nice art! Great job!👍
1:21 THIS FISH HAS HAIR!?!?!?
Omg! I thought only mammals had hair
It didnt have hair it was more like really small spikes.They are even named after them i belive
They are similar to those of stethacanthus, made of the same material as their teeth I believe
Some of these fish look so familiar yet alien that it’s uncanny.
Mario lo malo de que no los ordenes por tamaño es que no se aprecian bien algunos animales y es una pena porque las ilustraciones son preciosas
Edit: Como por ejemplo en el minuto 2:22
Muchos de los que no tienen tanto protagonismo es porque aparecieron ya en videos recientes, con todos sus detalles. Los incluyo más que nada como extras para dar más protagonismo a las especies mas recientes😉
Muy buena la nueva reconstruccion del Dunkleosteus
gracias!
Dunkleosteus serait peut-être de 4 à 6 m de longueur peut-être 6,88 m pour la plus grande estimation qui n’à pas été fait au assard .
Only 3/4 meters long.
@@rodrigopinto6676 non 4 à 6 m de longueur maximum on n’à pas découvert tout l’animal pour l’instant
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246 3/4 metres.
@@laseriedeladilophosaure9246there is only head bones, dunkleosteus is cartilageous fish
@@rodrigopinto6676Do you have the complete fossil?
2:40 WATER BOMB!
With powerful bite and agile movement
Mario simplemente me encantan tus paleoartes, son increíbles, sobre todo las de los dinosaurios y peces prehistóricos. ¡Las amo! ❤️🦈🐟
Muchas gracias!!
Can you make a size comparison series on serina the world of birds saga?
Awesome!
You mean to tell me that this fish was hairy!?!?! 1:20
I can imagine some fisherman in a small boat trying to reel in one of those biggies lol.
Looking at dunklosteus: Look how they massacred my boi.
Lovely stuff
Wait a minute, wasn't Sarcoptherigii the group that land vertebrates are part of? Yes! We are Sarcoptherigii, so it is technically erroneous to place all marine vertebrates with developed gills of fish, is one of the generic and colloquial classification, if all these vertebrates are "fish" the Chondrichites, the Placodermi, the Sarchopterigii etc., if it were to give biological meaning to this, basically all vertebrates would be Fish, with a capital P in our writing, which would represent a phylogenetic group.So we're kind of Pisces hahahahah
And that is precisely why in the cladogram in the intro shows ¨vetebrata¨ as the starting point. To clarify that ¨fish¨ is not a real cladistic term, but it's convenient to let the general public know which kind of animals this video is about ;)
Man fish used to be big the world was a different time. 🐟🐠🐡🦈
Amazing video!😊
Thanks, man 🙏💜🇫🇮
Fantastic video!
is titanichthys the undisputed biggest placoderm
Great video! And I'm impressed you're already on the new size estimate for Dunckleosteus. (I'm bummed about his size downgrade, BTW.) :(
Well, it's about the size of an Orca now, still big :D
Why one should be ashamed that an animal is small?
All animals are beautiful
Brochoadmones be like ITS WIZARD TIME MOTHERFU-
Do fanmade prehistoric animals size comparison
Added Pampelbedon
cool artwork
This is a great human too prehistoric fish ratio I like the human because we can see the size of it awesome
Can you do the future is wild 2 with submissions next
Probably! Let's see what they decide...
🥇
Oof, I'm only a little heartbroken to learn that my main Dunkleosteus was recently nerfed 🤣
Are you gonna do other topics on speculative evolution such as Future of humanity, Alternative evolution and Extraterrestrial life?
I hope so!
Mawsonia looks alot like the existing coelacanth today
Muy buen recopilatorio, Mario. Hay algunas ilustraciones que son una verdadera maravilla visual 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Muchas gracias!!
Sera estupendo
I'll just check again, for verification, the "DEVONIAN PERIOD. Animals size comparison and data. Paleoart" video to see the changes about Dunleostus tou did.
And yet, if you really made him smaller and shrunken than the previous version this the latter video, the version we have here is a little too big. In real life, Dunkleosteus was more the size of an average extant Great White Shark.
Still, Dunkleosteus remain an apex predator like the latter.
About the size of the version in this video, the version shown here can however depict a very large specimen, so not an average, since the 2023 study argued that large estimated sizes of D. terrelli were overestimates, and alternatively proposed a maximum length of 4.1 metres (13.5 ft) for the largest known specimen (CMNH 5936).
Also, unrelated, put it's important to point out that study cover mostly, if only, as far I kow, D. terrelli, and not the others species sizes.
It's case to follow for them.
Bhai ak video period par banawo
how did the snorkeler not shit himself
Porfa as un vídeo de cetaceos preistoricos 🐋
You should put titanichthys and more sharks like more sharks
make a video of the dinosaurs from the movie 65 and the real dinosaurs plz
Awesome!!👏👏👏🥇🥇🔝🔝
Until now
I'm still wondering why Helicoprion and Edestus can have weird mouth