Deinosuchus is closer to alligators..... So saying both would be incorrect lol Edit: it is still related to crocodiles, but it's closer to alligators and caimans
Current estimates for Deinosuchus hatcheri place it at around 13-14 meters long and having a weight of around 14 tonnes. Not only does this make the animal even more terrifying, but it also means it would've been the largest known carnivorous archosaurian EVER, outsizing the other main large archosaurs like Tyrannosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus. Just so you know, the current estimates for Spino's size place it at around 8 tonnes, meaning Deino was close to double it's weight, as it weighed around 6 tonnes more.
@@Tyrannosaurus_rex. It's not oversized. Sure, it's based on fragmentary remains but these estimates on these remains have completely sound logic. If you compare the vertebrae of a D.Hatcheri specimen to that of a D.Riograndensis specimen, you will see a drastic difference in size. Using the size of these vertebrae and going off the proportions of D.Riograndensis, 13-14 meters is entirely possible for this animal.
Actually size wise the 4 dinosaurs you mentioned were larger, just not as heavy (unless we go with the largest estimates) But although it’s very unlikely the specimens of tyrannosaurus, giganotosaurus and spinosaurus were as large as they could get (especially since we only have a couple semi decent specimens of spinosaurus and giganotosaurus) but the thing about crocodilimorphs (/crocodyliforms) and sharks is that when in perfect health they could practically grow FOREVER! But they usually die from one cause to another as at the largest sizes they are almost never perfectly healthy
ARE YOU GONNA DO ONE ON PUSASAURUS? THE BIG CAIMAN...AND SARCHOSUCHUS? I THINK A CONTRAST OF THE 3 HEAVY WEIGHTS WOULD BE WELL RECIEVED...AND WITH THE WAY YOU DO THESE VIDS MY BROTHER...HIGHLY ENTERTAINING!! 🐊🦕🦖
As much as everyone likes Dion, I don't know that anybody is ever a Dion EXPERT. Besides, I hardly see what Dion has to do with the subject matter. Also, who is Dion?
deino was just over 10 tons and 40+ feet long for a large individual and the largest estimate for deinosuchus is about 15.5m and over 14 tons but that's the true largest estimate however that's deinosuchus hatcheri EDIT: this is false i spread misinformation over the web and i didn't even know 😭😭
FYI, those estimates of 40 + ft are long outdated. Latest and accurate estimates place it between 8 and 10 mtrs long with a mass of around 2 to 5 tons. However, some large specimens were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
As someone who grew up in Saltwater crocodile territory here in Australia, a species known to be one of the most co cause of death here, I would prefer to deal with them then a deinosuchus. But I would love to see one of these guys in jurassic world chaos theory or jurassic world rebirth (wishing they went with a name more like domination). Still it would be awesome to see a deinosuchus hunting a parasaurolophus or something.
One of the coolest things in history to ever exist on this planet If you want to play as one of these and role play I’d recommend the game the isle where you can live the Deinosuchus dream 🦖
Ancient crocodilians are my favorite beasts, even the tyrannosaurus paled in comparison to the deinosuchus's 23'000 PSI bite force Wich is almost double that of the tyrannosaurus rex's 12'000 PSI biteforce
I was first introduced to this awesome creature through Nigel Marvin’s Prehistoric Park, a series somewhat similar to the Walking With series and one just as beloved to me. Very cool to here updated scientific information about it from my favourite Dino channel!
One thing that really confuses me is that "Why did other crocodilians survive extinction but deinosuchus didn't, THAT MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL" and crocodilians can go for a long time without food. So, deinosuchus should've survived, but thankfully, it didn't because I'm not living with a 33-foot crocodilian today.... NO THANK YOU, I'M OUT!!!!!
It’s crazy to think that a croc in todays world when it hunts is a shocker because it’s size & attack power & speed. I can only imagine how amazing it would’ve been to see one hunt a dinosaur like it’s an average zebra.
That's extremely exaggerated estimates, newer researches puts them at around 4-5 tons and at max 39ft. Very similar in size to purussasaurus, but I believe puru was slightly heavier
Hell no bit deinosuchus. Other modern day crocodilians and a lot of the smaller prehistoric ones could gallop, but definitely not deinosuchus. Deinosuchus could hit anywhere from 10-15 tonnes with Deinosuchus hatcheri, that thing is hardly getting off the fucking ground
@@IndominusRex-wc1ey Wrong. Those estimates are long outdated as current estimates put deinosuchus hatcheri between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighing between 2 to 5 tons. Some large specimens were believed to have grown upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu *currently?* D. Hatcheri isn't a valid species anymore, at all. It's D. Riograndiensis now, and no, it's still 15 tonnes. You're factually incorrect good gamer.
theres an incredible mudfossil of huge croc it's the same size as you say because they ambush from water I guess if it can take your head it's got you ..different world
D.rugosus was already determined to be invalid just being d.shwimmeri (I probably misspelled that)also, D.hacheri might also be invalid, it’s remains are fragmentary and not very diagnostic so it’s possible that it is just d.riograndensis
Oh they were MUCH heavier than 5 tons. The biggest ones would have weighed up to ten tons, same as a T. rex, and could have possibly reached 14 metres long
@@Godzilla2000Gaming ye but not u reasonable to assume considering say a saltie is on average about 4 metres long but maximum can reach 7 metres in length so if an average deinosuchus is 10 metres in length then it’s maximum size could be 18 metres! So a 15 metre size is not out of the question.
@@starbirds2464 Lol.. those estimates of 14+ mtrs are long outdated. Realistically, deinosuchus hatcheri was between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighing between 2 to 5 tons. However, some large individuals were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu realistically, they never stopped growing so they could feasibly reach beyond 13 metres. And no those estimates I’m talking about are nit outdated, they are actually recent. The outdated estimates are the ones saying it could only grow from 8-10 metres long.
Yes. On terms of current size estimates for the largest crocs it goes like this. Sarcosuchus- 29.5-31.2 feet (9-9.5 meters) and about 2-4 tons Deinosuchus- 26-35 feet (8-10.5 meters) and between 3-7 tons, with some estimates placing them even larger (though unconfirmed) Purussaurus- 30-41 feet (9.2-12 meters) and between 5-9 tons.
@@TheDinoFax man could you tell me what would win a rex or a dieno I say rex because it’s smarter and tracks up to 3 miles and sees in 3D and that the croc would be slow on land would love it if you replied
@@TheDinoFax Thanks for the info. Most people still argue that deinosuchus was over 15 mtrs long and had a mass of more than 15 tons. I don't know from where they get these absurd estimates. I guess probably from video games. Lol..
@prodigyshark1204 Haha.. Fadeno isn't even a scientist and his skeletal drawings on deviant art is based on speculations, exaggerations and outdated reconstructions. Hence, it is not even considered accurate. Anybody can make skeletal drawings and upload them on deviant and those drawings can't be considered as accurate reconstructions. Read the author's comment in this thread about the current size estimates for the largest crocs ever.
@prodigyshark1204 Tell that to Dinofax. Find out why the "more accurate" 15 mtrs and 15+ tons estimates made by Fadeno isn't features anywhere in scientific documents or any credible TH-cam videos. Also, deinosuchus was already extinct when the T-REX ruled and judging by your comments, I can tell that you don't have complete knowledge about what you're writing.
Wrong. FYI, deinosuchus hatcheri was between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighed between 2 to 5 tons. However, some large specimens were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
@@doomboi789 is that as per latest results? Because when I checked last time as per the bite index ranking for terrestrial and semi aquatic animals it was 1.Purusaurus 2.Deinosuchus and 3. Tyrannosaurus rex
@@pigbenis5295 last time I checked, Puru had a bite force of 69,000 newtons and Deino had a bite force of 102,750 Newtons. Has that estimate changed recently?
Don’t we have fossils of sea turtles with bite marks of these guys? Also, isn’t the max estimate for deinosuchus bigger than any other crocodylomorph that we know of?
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Choose one be a crocodile or be a alligator Dienosuchus: Both
*Deinosuchus
@@Akatsumeotachi Correction: Alligators and Crocodiles are both Crocodilians, but they are two different groups within the Crocodilian family.
@@Akatsumeotachi It’s like Neanderthals and Homo-sapiens. Same family but different. We’re belong to Great Apes I believe.
Both is good
Deinosuchus is closer to alligators..... So saying both would be incorrect lol
Edit: it is still related to crocodiles, but it's closer to alligators and caimans
Honestly I can see how things like dragons were believed to have existed if some old humans discovered fossils of these guys
Combination of these skeletons and megalodon teeth
These things are scarier than dragons
Remember, kids, there's a damn good reason why these things relatives still exist today
Current estimates for Deinosuchus hatcheri place it at around 13-14 meters long and having a weight of around 14 tonnes. Not only does this make the animal even more terrifying, but it also means it would've been the largest known carnivorous archosaurian EVER, outsizing the other main large archosaurs like Tyrannosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus. Just so you know, the current estimates for Spino's size place it at around 8 tonnes, meaning Deino was close to double it's weight, as it weighed around 6 tonnes more.
Even still over 30 feet is an accomplishment for these Crocs tbh
That is oversized by alot
@@Tyrannosaurus_rex. It's not oversized. Sure, it's based on fragmentary remains but these estimates on these remains have completely sound logic. If you compare the vertebrae of a D.Hatcheri specimen to that of a D.Riograndensis specimen, you will see a drastic difference in size. Using the size of these vertebrae and going off the proportions of D.Riograndensis, 13-14 meters is entirely possible for this animal.
There's like 3 species
Actually size wise the 4 dinosaurs you mentioned were larger, just not as heavy (unless we go with the largest estimates)
But although it’s very unlikely the specimens of tyrannosaurus, giganotosaurus and spinosaurus were as large as they could get (especially since we only have a couple semi decent specimens of spinosaurus and giganotosaurus) but the thing about crocodilimorphs (/crocodyliforms) and sharks is that when in perfect health they could practically grow FOREVER!
But they usually die from one cause to another as at the largest sizes they are almost never perfectly healthy
ARE YOU GONNA DO ONE ON PUSASAURUS? THE BIG CAIMAN...AND SARCHOSUCHUS? I THINK A CONTRAST OF THE 3 HEAVY WEIGHTS WOULD BE WELL RECIEVED...AND WITH THE WAY YOU DO THESE VIDS MY BROTHER...HIGHLY ENTERTAINING!! 🐊🦕🦖
pusasaurus is a puss and weakling
He already did sarcho
Which is the biggest among those 3
@@prasanth2601 purusaurus
@@darklordvader66 Then you have not seen the Deinosuchus hatcheri it could grow up to 40ft long and weighs about 9-14 tons
Man the isle did them dirty they tiny in that game
I heard they're getting a size buff.
@@fransthefox9682 ya but I’m like a year when Rex and stuff gets added
@@Avoithic I want the Austroraptor more than any other dino.
i want troodon
@@Troodonts Soon™️
It's funny watching this and being a Dion expert and learning something new
As much as everyone likes Dion, I don't know that anybody is ever a Dion EXPERT. Besides, I hardly see what Dion has to do with the subject matter. Also, who is Dion?
That first image is really funny to me because it looks like the t rex is jumping back and saying something like "OH GREAT HEAVENS"
FYI, that's not a T-REX as deinosuchus was already extinct when the T-REX ruled..
deino was just over 10 tons and 40+ feet long for a large individual and the largest estimate for deinosuchus is about 15.5m and over 14 tons but that's the true largest estimate however that's deinosuchus hatcheri
EDIT: this is false i spread misinformation over the web and i didn't even know 😭😭
Yes, on average they were about 10 metres long but as we all know crocodiles never stop growing…ide say they could have grown to enormous sizes
Wrong!!
FYI, those estimates of 40 + ft are long outdated. Latest and accurate estimates place it between 8 and 10 mtrs long with a mass of around 2 to 5 tons. However, some large specimens were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu bro that was a year ago 😭😭😭
@@trashcan6 Do you have documents of the most recent estimates??
Imagine these things walking but quietly
Istg 💀
As someone who grew up in Saltwater crocodile territory here in Australia, a species known to be one of the most co cause of death here, I would prefer to deal with them then a deinosuchus. But I would love to see one of these guys in jurassic world chaos theory or jurassic world rebirth (wishing they went with a name more like domination). Still it would be awesome to see a deinosuchus hunting a parasaurolophus or something.
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It’s a little outdated, but it gets the point across.
Deinosuchus is one of my favorite prehistoric crocs but I truly love the big prehistoric terrestrial Crocs
Love crocodilians. I've been a long time fan of the deinosuchus!
One of the coolest things in history to ever exist on this planet
If you want to play as one of these and role play I’d recommend the game the isle where you can live the Deinosuchus dream 🦖
Ancient crocodilians are my favorite beasts, even the tyrannosaurus paled in comparison to the deinosuchus's 23'000 PSI bite force Wich is almost double that of the tyrannosaurus rex's 12'000 PSI biteforce
The second to last photo though like two apex predators fighting over some food like that has to be so painful
I'd love u to do a video on Appalachia, given how its such a lost world compared to Laramidia
What's the music in the background called?
I was first introduced to this awesome creature through Nigel Marvin’s Prehistoric Park, a series somewhat similar to the Walking With series and one just as beloved to me. Very cool to here updated scientific information about it from my favourite Dino channel!
One thing that really confuses me is that "Why did other crocodilians survive extinction but deinosuchus didn't, THAT MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL" and crocodilians can go for a long time without food. So, deinosuchus should've survived, but thankfully, it didn't because I'm not living with a 33-foot crocodilian today.... NO THANK YOU, I'M OUT!!!!!
Deinosuchus is the second biggest prehistoric crocodilian. In third place is Sarcosuchus and in first is Purrusaurus.
Fun facts : deinosuchus it king of crocodile and alligator
Actually, Dino Lucas is more closely related to alligators. It’s an alligator.
King of the crocs
Ancient definition-"Force of nature".
Wicked
That’s why it’s my favorite prehistoric creature since they isn’t quite a dinosaur
It’s crazy to think that a croc in todays world when it hunts is a shocker because it’s size & attack power & speed. I can only imagine how amazing it would’ve been to see one hunt a dinosaur like it’s an average zebra.
Bro the giant dodo with theeth figthing a giant croc is something i never thought id see 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
purrusaurus was an even bigger crocodilian
Your right fax its true all of that is true thats why gators are my favorite animales and crocodilaformes.
Now I need a movie where a Deinosuchus fights a Sarchosuchus.I really wanna know who will win this battle.
Crocodiles are so badass, they don't really care about the Rest of the world, they just survive and Feed on everything they wan't even dinosaurs..
Deinosuchus was actually estimated to be 46.3 Ft and 14.4 Tonnes and extra muscle mass that we expected.
So Dino’s are extra screwed💀
That’s based on outdated research
Nope, it's smaller than purusaurus
It's outdated data they got downsized
That's extremely exaggerated estimates, newer researches puts them at around 4-5 tons and at max 39ft. Very similar in size to purussasaurus, but I believe puru was slightly heavier
@@rylandfrederick431 thats rugosus
I remember the first image, it’s so cool
Ah, one of my favorite prehistoric creatures
This other Deinosuchus is more like a alligator in the face and in the back it's more like a crocodile that's pretty cool
Who would win,
An apex predator who lived millions of years, hunted large dinosaurs and a competition to tyrannosaurs,
An Ape with a sharp stick.
That one that looked like a feathered Rex freaked me out for a second I was like what the fuck that looks like the dodo Rex from ark survival🤣
FYI, that's not a T-REX as deinosuchus was already extinct when the T-REX ruled..
This is why I never go to the swamp in ark
The Deinosuchus was the coolest boss in The Lost World game
if it takes that long for them to grow imagine if there is still one right now, but we don't know because it isn't fully grown yet...
If Deinosuchus still alive today
I have also heard they can gallop, yup gallop, like a horse
Hell no bit deinosuchus. Other modern day crocodilians and a lot of the smaller prehistoric ones could gallop, but definitely not deinosuchus. Deinosuchus could hit anywhere from 10-15 tonnes with Deinosuchus hatcheri, that thing is hardly getting off the fucking ground
kaprosuchus I think is what you're talking about, dienosuchus would've been to large and heavy to gallop
@@IndominusRex-wc1ey Wrong. Those estimates are long outdated as current estimates put deinosuchus hatcheri between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighing between 2 to 5 tons. Some large specimens were believed to have grown upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu *currently?* D. Hatcheri isn't a valid species anymore, at all. It's D. Riograndiensis now, and no, it's still 15 tonnes. You're factually incorrect good gamer.
Dinosuchous is one of my favourites!
fedinos rekonstruktion of deinosuchus is like 14 meters and 14-15 tonnes so it would be terrifying.
Except that Fadeno's reconstruction of deinosuchus hatcheri is scientifically inaccurate.
@prodigyshark1204 Not it isn't.
You should make a video about Purusaurus
You should shown a video of the biggest Alligator to compare both the Alligator and Deinosuchus
Can u do one of the cerrejon crocodile
Alligators be like: back in my days
Back in my days we had the gigantopithicus picking our cotton for us
- yes I know gigantopithicus didn't love with dinosaurs, just a joke
Smallest Florida gator lmao
Age depends on the dinosaur. Sauropods got ancient, maybe even a hundred years old. Tyrannosaurs on the other hand could get about 30 years old.
tyrannosaurs got to around 50 ish years old
Alligators: back in my day I used to be large and had better prey
theres an incredible mudfossil of huge croc it's the same size as you say because they ambush from water I guess if it can take your head it's got you ..different world
they should come back
And purrusaurus was still bigger 💀
Imagine living in the amazon and u see a 30-40 foot long caiman swimming
False, a recent 2022 study concluded purussaurus size to be around 9.2 meters in length, far smaller then deinosuchus.
@@Why79-dx4rfno on average purrusaurus was 5 to 9 tons and 14 ton Deinosuchus estimate is based on fragmentary remains
@@Godzilla2000Gaming I didnt claim a 14 ton deinosuchus. Just that purussaurus was indeed smaller based on a recent 2022 study.
@@66Traveler99 still fragmentary remains also d.hatcheri might not be valid possibly being a large d.riograndensis.
@@66Traveler99 just because it’s vertebrae 2x big doesn’t mean it’s valid and I said it might be not it is
I want one as a pet
can you make a video about nargacuga from monster hunter 3rd
Next up can Yo do american allo or European torvo?
Wait so these guys are long lost cousin of SCP-682
D.rugosus was already determined to be invalid just being d.shwimmeri (I probably misspelled that)also, D.hacheri might also be invalid, it’s remains are fragmentary and not very diagnostic so it’s possible that it is just d.riograndensis
Do more tyrannosaurus
And somewhere a Florida Man is taming one
Theire were 2 types of predators, theropods and crocodilians, their probably the reason only one group of dinosaurs were carnivores
I have a question want dinosaur was found in moroco
Adratiklit
Ajnabia
Atlasaurus
Berberosaurus
Carcharodontosaurus
Chenanisaurus
Deltadromeus
Rebbachisaurus
Spicomellus
Spinosaurus
Tazoudasaurus
@@hcollins9941 ok?thanks
deinosuchus is a speicies of alligators gharials are a spiecies of crocodile like the sarcosuchus
Is that a dodo rex
Oh they were MUCH heavier than 5 tons. The biggest ones would have weighed up to ten tons, same as a T. rex, and could have possibly reached 14 metres long
Based on fragmentary remains though
@@Godzilla2000Gaming ye but not u reasonable to assume considering say a saltie is on average about 4 metres long but maximum can reach 7 metres in length so if an average deinosuchus is 10 metres in length then it’s maximum size could be 18 metres! So a 15 metre size is not out of the question.
@@starbirds2464 yes
@@starbirds2464 Lol.. those estimates of 14+ mtrs are long outdated. Realistically, deinosuchus hatcheri was between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighing between 2 to 5 tons. However, some large individuals were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu realistically, they never stopped growing so they could feasibly reach beyond 13 metres.
And no those estimates I’m talking about are nit outdated, they are actually recent. The outdated estimates are the ones saying it could only grow from 8-10 metres long.
Do now the purussaurus
Theres a movie called dinocroc but we couldn't make a movie called Dienosuchus
How old could deinosuchus be?
Possibly 100 years old one paleontologist said that it could’ve seen generations of dinosaurs pass by
@@Godzilla2000Gaming Cool thanks
Do purussaurus
Its 2 different species its like a salt water crocodile compared to a fresh wat crocodile same creature different environments they lived in
Well geuss I don’t need water anymore
I only play that croc in path of titans
Normal alligator in Florida
Poor T. Rex
FYI, that's not a T-REX as deinosuchus was already extinct when the T-REX ruled.
Sometimes they preyed upon carnivores, killing tyrannosaurids.
More like “dino crumphsus”
Only in Florida 😮😮😮😮😮🤐🤐🤐💀💀
Is that salt water deinosuchus
Big lizard hippo
Is this larger than a sarcosuchus?
Yes. On terms of current size estimates for the largest crocs it goes like this.
Sarcosuchus- 29.5-31.2 feet (9-9.5 meters) and about 2-4 tons
Deinosuchus- 26-35 feet (8-10.5 meters) and between 3-7 tons, with some estimates placing them even larger (though unconfirmed)
Purussaurus- 30-41 feet (9.2-12 meters) and between 5-9 tons.
@@TheDinoFax man could you tell me what would win a rex or a dieno I say rex because it’s smarter and tracks up to 3 miles and sees in 3D and that the croc would be slow on land would love it if you replied
@@TheDinoFax Thanks for the info. Most people still argue that deinosuchus was over 15 mtrs long and had a mass of more than 15 tons. I don't know from where they get these absurd estimates. I guess probably from video games. Lol..
@prodigyshark1204 Haha.. Fadeno isn't even a scientist and his skeletal drawings on deviant art is based on speculations, exaggerations and outdated reconstructions. Hence, it is not even considered accurate. Anybody can make skeletal drawings and upload them on deviant and those drawings can't be considered as accurate reconstructions. Read the author's comment in this thread about the current size estimates for the largest crocs ever.
@prodigyshark1204 Tell that to Dinofax. Find out why the "more accurate" 15 mtrs and 15+ tons estimates made by Fadeno isn't features anywhere in scientific documents or any credible TH-cam videos. Also, deinosuchus was already extinct when the T-REX ruled and judging by your comments, I can tell that you don't have complete knowledge about what you're writing.
What subscribtion bro?
Deino suchus are to alligator they are in crocodile specie
Is the isle evrima version of the Deino size accurate?
I really don't think so especially when there are higher end estimates acing it at 11 to 12 tons, which is bigger than even tyrannosaurus
@@IndominusRex-wc1ey damn that’s big
No the real deinosuchus hatcheri is 3x larger then the isle variation
@@Beans988 that’s based on fragmentary remains though
Wrong. FYI, deinosuchus hatcheri was between 8 and 10 mtrs long and weighed between 2 to 5 tons. However, some large specimens were believed to have been upto 11 mtrs or 36 ft long.
Purusaurus the biggest
Purusaurus had a higher bite force. But deino was bigger
@@pigbenis5295 no, Deino had both the higher bite force and larger size.
@@doomboi789 is that as per latest results? Because when I checked last time as per the bite index ranking for terrestrial and semi aquatic animals it was 1.Purusaurus 2.Deinosuchus and 3. Tyrannosaurus rex
@@pigbenis5295 last time I checked, Puru had a bite force of 69,000 newtons and Deino had a bite force of 102,750 Newtons. Has that estimate changed recently?
Deinosuchus hatcheri more bigger in size
Deinosuchus lenght 13.2 meter
Purussaurus lenght 12.2 meter
Deinosuchus weight 12 ton
Purussaurus 8 ton
The isle makes them carno and stego sized
They were wrong
When you say “several generations” is that including the theory that dinosaurs lived up to 300 years?
I wonder how can you talk with that mask
The tyrannosaurus was a super sized KFC bucket to them
Wrong. When the T-REX ruled, deinosuchus was already extinct. Also, a deinosuchus was far smaller in size than an average T-REX.
@@RajRaja-wo3uu wrong. Was joke
@@ITS-HALBY Haha.. very funny 🤣
@prodigyshark1204 Haha.. any source??
Don’t we have fossils of sea turtles with bite marks of these guys? Also, isn’t the max estimate for deinosuchus bigger than any other crocodylomorph that we know of?
Yes the max estimate is 50.............feet or 15 meters
Dude saided they were alligators just that they mager CROCODILE
Deinosuchus 😞😒
Deinosuchus was 46 Ft and 14.4 tonnes actually
Based on fragmentary remains also depends on species, d.hacheri might just be a large d.riograndensis,and on average Deinosuchus was 4 to 8 tons
@@Godzilla2000Gaming no💀
@@infrapriman *yes
@@infrapriman yes
@@Godzilla2000Gaming they’re 12 tonnes lol
WEST SIDE
nah deinosuchus will cancel it for you
yo what about puru
,, please can i have subtitle,,my English is not good,,
Isn’t the deinosuchus a gator and not a croc?
He literally says it’s a member of the alligator family.