Prehistoric Planet 2 - How Good Were T.rex Senses? | Apple TV+
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bonus fun fact: analysis of t-rex footprints show that their feet had padding that muffled their footsteps meaning they could be extremely quiet and very sneaky when they wanted
Prehistoric Planet actually did show that. So they wouldn't be stomping around the way they are usually portrayed.
I'm not sure if it's still true or not but I remember in Jurassic fight club they had explained that the pads helped pick up vibrations aswell, helping it detect nearby prey
@@Agent-4.20don't ever trust Jurassic Fight Club, that documentary had blatant innaccuracies and bsing.
Like elephants
I see the size of the T-Rex skull next to a human, and I am glad those little guys are not around anymore.
The t.rex is like the immortal snail of dinosaurs. It’s really slow, but it’s smart, keen, strong, and wants you.
Trex isn’t really slow
@@jaquan323 it can’t really run, it has to speed walk
@@crunchybro123 19kmp/h isn't exactly fast but it could easily out pace most humans
@@elschaetty who you have in mind
@@crunchybro123 'it' being.... the beast.... 😱 (t-rex's top speed was 19kmp/h)
It definitely has the best looking T. rex design I've seen in modern media and its pretty good. Its heftier. It doesn't have any feathers (but few hair-like nearly invisible spurs at most), its teeth aren't visible, it has lips, its brow crests look good (some reconstructions make them look like tumors rather than crests but this series didnt), not shrink-wrapped.
Only thing it was missing, was its tongue being flat and immobile like crocodiles. The only inaccuracy that stood out to me was just that it had a moving tongue similar to mammals and birds, but it shouldn't. Immobile tongues likely made it more efficient to bite things without it in the way or crushing it.
It also didnt show how T. rex is thought to have eaten Triceratops, but first removing the head away from the body, to get it out of the way (frill and horns) then eat the rest. It PP instead had the T. rex try to dig behind its neck to eat without removing the head first.
I hope in the future, they could maybe add those missing minor details in.
The fact that something big as a T-Rex could be sneaking up on up u in the dead of night. Is freaking terrifying
Tyrannosaurus was natures most OP predator in every sense.
it definitely was
Yeah
The Jurassic Park book said the the T rex’s poor eyesight was a symptom of the frog DNA.
T Rex was like a mix between a very big eagle and a very big Ostrich. And those don't look like cutting teeth (carion) but grabbing teeth ( live prey).
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That T-Rex face at the 1:32 mark genuinely make me shudder
QUESTION: Did the trex really have teeth coming out from their mouth when they closed it or was it for the movie?
It was for the movie, T. Rex in real life had lips that shedded and hid its teeth.
@@CatNap-q6I ok
@@CatNap-q6I from my understanding, the real answer is "we don't know for sure," but it is more likely that they had lips than not
@@Benjamin-ey9jgThe teeth are very well preserved, so probably
This is still a topic of debate, but there was evidence of enamel on their teeth which would have decayed if they didn't have "lips".
They also have sockets on their jaws which are present on lizards which don't show their teeth.
However this is still up to some debate, and Jurassic Park came out in the 90s and was relatively accurate for it's time (it suggested an asteroid impact as well as a dinosaurian origin of birds before those ideas were generally accepted), so at the time it could have gone either way.
Unfortunately because Jurassic Park was so successful that even though it was scientifically progressive for its time, the general public's image of dinosaurs crystallized around it and never moved on (downward facing arms, scaly raptors, legally blind T. rex, etc).
Prehistoric planet can you make spinosaurus?
What spinosaurus sounds look like that?
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I thout that tyrannosaurus rex was Nocturnal because it always hunt in nights , but its actually diurnal
edit : thout*
How do you know they always hunt at night? Those are animations.
@@WaterbottlecheetoWhile we can't be directly sure whether it had a preference for a diurnal or a nocturnal lifestyle, the large size of _T. rex's_ eyes and the fact that it's heavily reliant on vosion based on CT scans on braincase means that it at least had really good low-light vision, and based on modern predators it most certainly would have exploited that IRL.
There's no direct evidence supporting the notion that _T. rex_ is diurnal either, if anything the large size of _T. rex's_ eyes and the fact that it's heavily reliant on vision based on CT scans on braincase means that it at least had really good low-light vision, and based on modern predators it most certainly would have exploited that IRL.
This is not T-rex. This is huge urchin.
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Tyrannosaurus females bigger than males
You have to wonder about paleantologists who base their dinosaur behavior theories on the behaviors of modern mammals. Good grief.
bullshit
Read a book
Your source: You made it up.
Guys don't be too harsh on him. He's Arthur Morgan, he probably never knew Tyrannosaurus's existence yet.
@@MR.DinoDiggerDoesn’t mean he can’t learn.
@@MR.DinoDiggerArthur literally dug up dinosaur bones in the game and he believed in them, he just called them "big lizards" lol