DINOSAAAAAAAURS!!!! I can’t wait to see more! Will you be doing some ocean-based Dino vids? There’s so little known about ancient marine life, it’s so mysterious and I’d love to see what you dig up!
Plus this rexi is smaller than the tri which could very well be how both fell together. Ohhhh what this earth has seen. We are so small in her time-line🥹
@@rockmemama86 maybe an adult 'trike' saw an underaged Rex and decided to kill it while it was still small? I mean Cape Buffalo will try to kill any predators they catch 'alone' or undersized or both-- Or the adult Trike was trapped in something (quicksand,mud, tar etc) and couldn't free itself and the young Rex tried to cop any easy mean and got it's face kicked in and they BOTH end up stuck and dying?
I went to the NC science museum as as of typing this comment, they are painstakingly still extracting the skeletons. The is a part of the museum where you have panoramic window walls that allow you to watch the scientists at work. And there on a white tray cart, was the skull of a triceratops staring right at me. Millions of years of history staring right back at me in the face. Oh the stories this beautiful specimen could tell, the things it could have seen. Right there, right in front of me. The museum is a beautiful place to learn and truly understand the history of science and the milestone it has brought. I highly recommend that you visit. 😊
Woah, I forgot about this! I remember reading about this fossil in an encyclopedia when I was younger. But, they had less information back then. This was super informative!
well, that's something i never knew but do now. one of my favourites fossils is that of the fighting dinosaurs, the Protoceratops and the Velociraptor. most people know about that one, but not this duelling dinosaur one. great vid
There are three dueling dinosaurs that I'm aware of. The velocirapter/ protoceratops from Mongolia, this one from America, and the third is a duel between a dinosaur and an early mammal! I'm constantly amazed these happened at all! They would have to die, mid battle, drop, and be covered up almost immediately!! In the Mongolia one, they speculate a collapsed sand dune. I haven't heard speculation on the other two.
Noahs flood made most fossils millions of yrs never existed! Soft tissue been found in then and c 24 readings proves not that old Rom 1:18 -25 and II PETER CH 3!
I love the new channel! It's weird not to hear your voice on it but good narrator as well. Wish it was a lil softer tho but heck beggars can't be choosers this story rocked!
@@Top5s Thanks Top5s!! :) Happy to continue supporting the channel here and on Patreon. Always looking forward to all of the wonderful content you churn out for us all. Cheers! ^^
Great video from an awesome channel. Can’t wait for more dinosaur goodness. Once I heard that Top5 had an alternative dinosaur channel I knew it was time to hop over.
I think the Nanotyrannis genus has been put to rest (pun intended!) and the fossil carnivore is identified as a juvie T. rex who tried to bite off more than he could chew.
From the research I have done, I have NEVER seen a T-Rex reach 20 feet in height. They could only reach 12 feet in height. Might want to fix that error.
From another fairly complete specimen of Nanotyranus, the fossil had more teeth and the fore arms were MUCH larger proportionately than a T-Rex's. In fact, the arm bones of a 20 ft specimen are larger than a 40ft T-Rex's fore limbs. As the one guy pointed out, bones grow larger over time. They don't shrink. If that one was a "Juvenile T-Rex" the adult would have been 60 - 70 feet long, IF the arms didn't grow any more. Not likely.
T. rex bloodied and bruised: my momma didn’t raise no bitch catch these hands. Triceratops slashed and bleeding: spits out blood* what hands’ besides I didn’t hear no bell. Both Dino titans rushing towards each other and about to clash when the light from the comet fades the shot like in rocky three and u hear a bell Eye of the tiger plays in the background
The giraffe height reference for the animals length is a horrible comparison. Comparisons should be as direct as possible. Like a bus, would make far more sense and you could compare all three dimensions...
Yes I believe a different type of a or possible off shoot of T-Rex.😁👁️🤔The skull shape differ's on top of head it could be flesh cartilage that makes the ood features & almost bird beak but not. Only shape like, up front on top not so much bottom jaw. But also top over bottom up fount more than back of jaw. So bottom up front less seen, till opening mouth. Couple of other things I could go on about 😏 this would be 3 times as long if I did. Thank you for the video 👍
Maybe nanotyrannus did exist, because a juvenile T.rex would definitely never try to take on an adult triceratops, and if a full grown t.rex did kill this triceratops, then it would have crushed the bone while feasting, and the nanotyrannus didn’t have the bone crushing teeth. Maybe this nanotyrannus was only a member of a pack.
This is something that', for once, has been carefully kept under the radar! The only dueling dinosaurs I knew of until today were the pair from Mongolia. It'll be interesting to see what they learn from these fossils... especially the carnivore. But the actual events surrounding the deaths are most intriguing. it'll be interesting to learn if the meat eater teeth found in the triceratops bones match those of the T rex, or if they come from another, larger individual. If this is so we could be witnessing the outcome of a dino tragedy. Adult teeth will mean that at least two predators had attacked the trike, and the smaller, younger one suffered a fatal head injury. We can't say for certain that Tyrannosaurs hunted in packs, but it does kind of look they might have hunted as a family, and this time it went horribly wrong for the youngster! What is also intriguing is that both skeletons are almost complete and perfectly preserved. Whatever happened that day, everyone lost out: the trike and the tyrannosaur who died, and anyone else who hoped for a meal, because it's clear that both bodies were buried in sediment, volcanic ash or sand before scavengers of any kind could get to work.
Ya idk about the whole jack horners "dinosaur theories "..but i dont really care for him..personally im against bringing anything back from extinction..or making a chicken- rexsaurus..but dinosaurs most deff bring drama n its not always fair for those who actually did the hard work n finding..i cant wait to see this!
But for example... that picture at @4:50 of the t-rex skull.... it's mostly fake right? No skull that complete has ever been found, probably less so at the beginning of the 20th century.
Personally i find the find of the raptor v.s. protoceratops battle fossile more compelling. That one is really a clear shot in time of 2 dinosaurs in combat. As for this one does not clearly shows any fighting action at all. And to be honest, this almost looks like it's man-made.
The raptor/protceratops were buried by sand mid combat. If this dueling dinosaur scene is real, both appear to have been killed by the combat but did not die locked in combat. They both kind of fell after the battle
Anyone ever thought of why human beings only dug out dinosaur fossils or bones which they existed many million years ago ? how about all those living things including human beings living on earth between say 10 thousand to a million years ago ? why their bones were never found ??
I don’t understand your measurements. For length/height you only use feet instead of meters. But for speed you use km/h instead of miles. Weight in tons is also explained in kilos. And the teeth were in bananas… Either use one of the systems or both, not a weird mix…
Not only they both don't look anything a like (so they couldn't be the same species of ''dragon'') but ho would these being dragons make the dinosaurs non existent? It wpuld just mean that you are using a different word for the same thing.
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I had no idea about this story. Phenomenal!!! Love the narrator's voice. Keep it coming guys
Thanks Sebastian 🦖
The golden voice, this man deserves a radio show
DINOSAAAAAAAURS!!!! I can’t wait to see more! Will you be doing some ocean-based Dino vids? There’s so little known about ancient marine life, it’s so mysterious and I’d love to see what you dig up!
Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops shared the same habitat for several million years. It'd be ridiculous to think Triceratops wasn't on T-Rex's menu.
I agree. It's just the lack of physical evidence that holds the idea back unfortunately.
Plus this rexi is smaller than the tri which could very well be how both fell together. Ohhhh what this earth has seen. We are so small in her time-line🥹
@@rockmemama86 maybe an adult 'trike' saw an underaged Rex and decided to kill it while it was still small? I mean Cape Buffalo will try to kill any predators they catch 'alone' or undersized or both--
Or the adult Trike was trapped in something (quicksand,mud, tar etc) and couldn't free itself and the young Rex tried to cop any easy mean and got it's face kicked in and they BOTH end up stuck and dying?
Ridiculous is also make statements about something you 're really not sure, because you were not there to see.
@@joema500... just an idea. You need EVIDENCE.
Another great channel from top5. And dinosaurs is one of my favorite topics. Well done.
I went to the NC science museum as as of typing this comment, they are painstakingly still extracting the skeletons. The is a part of the museum where you have panoramic window walls that allow you to watch the scientists at work. And there on a white tray cart, was the skull of a triceratops staring right at me. Millions of years of history staring right back at me in the face. Oh the stories this beautiful specimen could tell, the things it could have seen. Right there, right in front of me. The museum is a beautiful place to learn and truly understand the history of science and the milestone it has brought. I highly recommend that you visit. 😊
I was just there this last Christmas 2023! They were almost done with it.
It’s on display all this summer, you should come visit!
Woah, I forgot about this! I remember reading about this fossil in an encyclopedia when I was younger. But, they had less information back then. This was super informative!
oh looking forward to some great dinosaur content from top 5s! original channel is still my fave but loving your variety of channels 💜
well, that's something i never knew but do now. one of my favourites fossils is that of the fighting dinosaurs, the Protoceratops and the Velociraptor. most people know about that one, but not this duelling dinosaur one. great vid
There are three dueling dinosaurs that I'm aware of. The velocirapter/ protoceratops from Mongolia, this one from America, and the third is a duel between a dinosaur and an early mammal! I'm constantly amazed these happened at all! They would have to die, mid battle, drop, and be covered up almost immediately!! In the Mongolia one, they speculate a collapsed sand dune. I haven't heard speculation on the other two.
They speculate a vulcanic eruption (buried in vulcanic mudflow) in the mammal vs dinosaur one found in China (like Roman Pompeii).
Noahs flood made most fossils millions of yrs never existed! Soft tissue been found in then and c 24 readings proves not that old Rom 1:18 -25 and II PETER CH 3!
This is very well researched and edited!
Subbed straight away knowing its a channel by top 5s x
Triceratops is my favorite dinosaur.
Me too 😊
Love this new channel. Very informative!
Great job!! I'm excited for this channel!!
I love the new channel! It's weird not to hear your voice on it but good narrator as well. Wish it was a lil softer tho but heck beggars can't be choosers this story rocked!
Great first video! Awesome presentation! Giving the video a like to help get you some well deserved recognition.
Really interesting video! Love the narrator, has a very relaxing voice
I'm the 7th sub of the channel ;D Can't wait to see this new addition to the growing Top 5s' family portfolio :)
Thank you and welcome! :)
@@Top5s Thanks Top5s!! :) Happy to continue supporting the channel here and on Patreon. Always looking forward to all of the wonderful content you churn out for us all. Cheers! ^^
So interesting! I like this guys voice too.
AMAZING! Like John Wayne's Impossible Groove Machine 😂😁😅🤣😂
Great video from an awesome channel. Can’t wait for more dinosaur goodness. Once I heard that Top5 had an alternative dinosaur channel I knew it was time to hop over.
This is certainly an interesting find. Would be so excited to get the story behind these precious artifacts.
Top 5s fans where u at
Dueling Dinosaurs 2023. Now that is exciting. Thanks for the information in this video.
Woohoo I'm the 999th subscriber
I AM SO EXCITED FOR MORE VIDEOS!
Let’s go! More Dino please!!!
Coool.. yup got my sub 🙂 look fwd to seeing where this goes
And here I expected this video was gonna be about the protoceratops and the other raptor dinosaur found in the Gobi desert
Well the quote "Curse your sudden, but inevitable, betrayal!" had to come from _somewhere_ !
This channel is about to get lit
I think the Nanotyrannis genus has been put to rest (pun intended!) and the fossil carnivore is identified as a juvie T. rex who tried to bite off more than he could chew.
Let’s go!!
Great video
i'm your first subscriber, but whatever.
From the research I have done, I have NEVER seen a T-Rex reach 20 feet in height. They could only reach 12 feet in height. Might want to fix that error.
True.
Yassss!!! Love this y'all
I want to believe in the trillion to one chance the fossil is mid fight, but here lays another Dino mystery.
Rrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeee they look nothing like my dino tendiiiiiiieeeeeresssssss
Ahhhh so hyped!
Dude this is awesome! Agreed?
Proud and happy to be here 🖐🏻😂
Why is there 2 seperate blocks in some pictures, and a unified, seemingly 2-D version, in others?
I love how the animators made the tyrannosaurs do something else than stomping and roaring in the usual, by now very boring way.
From another fairly complete specimen of Nanotyranus, the fossil had more teeth and the fore arms were MUCH larger proportionately than a T-Rex's. In fact, the arm bones of a 20 ft specimen are larger than a 40ft T-Rex's fore limbs. As the one guy pointed out, bones grow larger over time. They don't shrink. If that one was a "Juvenile T-Rex" the adult would have been 60 - 70 feet long, IF the arms didn't grow any more. Not likely.
Interesting.
T. rex bloodied and bruised: my momma didn’t raise no bitch catch these hands.
Triceratops slashed and bleeding: spits out blood* what hands’ besides I didn’t hear no bell.
Both Dino titans rushing towards each other and about to clash when the light from the comet fades the shot like in rocky three and u hear a bell Eye of the tiger plays in the background
The giraffe height reference for the animals length is a horrible comparison. Comparisons should be as direct as possible. Like a bus, would make far more sense and you could compare all three dimensions...
Yes I believe a different type of a or possible off shoot of T-Rex.😁👁️🤔The skull shape differ's on top of head it could be flesh cartilage that makes the ood features & almost bird beak but not. Only shape like, up front on top not so much bottom jaw. But also top over bottom up fount more than back of jaw. So bottom up front less seen, till opening mouth. Couple of other things I could go on about 😏 this would be 3 times as long if I did.
Thank you for the video 👍
Maybe nanotyrannus did exist, because a juvenile T.rex would definitely never try to take on an adult triceratops, and if a full grown t.rex did kill this triceratops, then it would have crushed the bone while feasting, and the nanotyrannus didn’t have the bone crushing teeth. Maybe this nanotyrannus was only a member of a pack.
This is something that', for once, has been carefully kept under the radar! The only dueling dinosaurs I knew of until today were the pair from Mongolia. It'll be interesting to see what they learn from these fossils... especially the carnivore. But the actual events surrounding the deaths are most intriguing. it'll be interesting to learn if the meat eater teeth found in the triceratops bones match those of the T rex, or if they come from another, larger individual. If this is so we could be witnessing the outcome of a dino tragedy. Adult teeth will mean that at least two predators had attacked the trike, and the smaller, younger one suffered a fatal head injury. We can't say for certain that Tyrannosaurs hunted in packs, but it does kind of look they might have hunted as a family, and this time it went horribly wrong for the youngster!
What is also intriguing is that both skeletons are almost complete and perfectly preserved. Whatever happened that day, everyone lost out: the trike and the tyrannosaur who died, and anyone else who hoped for a meal, because it's clear that both bodies were buried in sediment, volcanic ash or sand before scavengers of any kind could get to work.
OH! You think you know so much about dinosaurs? Name every dinosaur!
Your voice sounds similar to a narrator from Discovery Channel. If I remember correctly, the one who narrated the fake mermaid documentary.
Ya idk about the whole jack horners "dinosaur theories "..but i dont really care for him..personally im against bringing anything back from extinction..or making a chicken- rexsaurus..but dinosaurs most deff bring drama n its not always fair for those who actually did the hard work n finding..i cant wait to see this!
But for example... that picture at @4:50 of the t-rex skull.... it's mostly fake right? No skull that complete has ever been found, probably less so at the beginning of the 20th century.
so much speculation
yes
Personally i find the find of the raptor v.s. protoceratops battle fossile more compelling. That one is really a clear shot in time of 2 dinosaurs in combat. As for this one does not clearly shows any fighting action at all. And to be honest, this almost looks like it's man-made.
The raptor/protceratops were buried by sand mid combat. If this dueling dinosaur scene is real, both appear to have been killed by the combat but did not die locked in combat. They both kind of fell after the battle
Well, now I know the truth, and I had to accept that nanotyrannus isn’t real, but that’s okay.
Probably were drowned and swept away by flash flood.
...ribs lack density,,,,something is very wrong💯
What a surprise. 67 million year old fossilized bones (meaning they aren't the actual bones, just fossil casts) lack density, crazy!
Well because they are broken.
@@spinosaurusstriker lmao
Do you think a lion could kill a triceratops
1v1?
no
Anyone ever thought of why human beings only dug out dinosaur fossils or bones which they existed many million years ago ? how about all those living things including human beings living on earth between say 10 thousand to a million years ago ? why their bones were never found ??
Bones of ancient humans have been found all over the world. Science.
I don’t understand your measurements. For length/height you only use feet instead of meters. But for speed you use km/h instead of miles. Weight in tons is also explained in kilos. And the teeth were in bananas…
Either use one of the systems or both, not a weird mix…
what's taking so long? they got it a couple years ago! I don't think there is such a thing as Nanotyranus, regardless of the extra teeth
Won’t no fuckom astropd it was a flood
None of those bones are dinosaurs.... No dinosaur existed... Those are dragons.
Are you serious? Or are you just posting an utterly asinine comment for attention?
Good joke there
Not only they both don't look anything a like (so they couldn't be the same species of ''dragon'') but ho would these being dragons make the dinosaurs non existent? It wpuld just mean that you are using a different word for the same thing.
Good content, I would switch out the narrator
Way faster than 20 km /h, probably got the miles / h speed.