First person to do anything on this video! Really like your content and i hope you continue with many more natural prehistoric environments in the future.
@@ProperPrehistoric but i can see tarbosaurus living in russia because it most definently did.i mean we found teeth and vertebra who look almost too smiliar too tarbosaurus in the udurchukan formation,the same formation where olorotitan was found and it porbaly migrated too russia also,given the fact that not too far from the udurchukan formation more complete skeletons of tarbosaurus have been found.
Even if you go on the wikipedia page of the udurchukan formation and scroll down there will be a section called fossils of the udurchukan formation and there you will see that tarbosaurus is in that section
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You deserve so many more subscribers
Dude you’re so underrated, good job!
Thanks man I appreciate that! 🤙
First person to do anything on this video! Really like your content and i hope you continue with many more natural prehistoric environments in the future.
Holy s**** very cool!
Those little hadrosaur are the reason I want console to be able to mod
Narrator!!!!!
Who is the narrator? He sounds awesome 👍
it's an AI voice. Still damn impressive, not sure who the voice is based off though
perfection, really well made💯💯💯
Wow, thanks!
Olooooorrrrooooooo!!!
Which software do you use for the narrator?
70 million years ago
Tarbosaurus and Alioramus didn't live in Russia...
They both lived in Asia at the same time. Russia is a part of Asia. It’s one big continent lol
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Did alioramus really live in russia?
Possibly. They Lived during the same time period and same continent. But they are Found in different countries.
@@ProperPrehistoricok ok..
@@ProperPrehistoric but i can see tarbosaurus living in russia because it most definently did.i mean we found teeth and vertebra who look almost too smiliar too tarbosaurus in the udurchukan formation,the same formation where olorotitan was found and it porbaly migrated too russia also,given the fact that not too far from the udurchukan formation more complete skeletons of tarbosaurus have been found.
Even if you go on the wikipedia page of the udurchukan formation and scroll down there will be a section called fossils of the udurchukan formation and there you will see that tarbosaurus is in that section
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