Really Anthöny Pain, this series is one of the best one that you give us to this day ! Honestly, I truly mean it ! You always made great series of animals presentation whatever the topic : fictionnal world and ecosystem, endagered animals, discoveries of each years etc... But truly this one is one of the best because she by far the most informative about prehistoric ecosystems ! Really, when and if someone want to do a paleo-documentary, he completely have a big list of precise areas and all the numerous species that coexist in term of time and place in it. Like that, no anachronistic species, no inconsistencies, and both new and familiar faces in the same time. That truly what made this series on the top of all the others you have made, she's completely perfect to made a documentary from it !
Finally! Since the time that I waited that one speaks about the Mesozoic formations of Madagascar. It's nice to know the home world of majungasaurus and beezelbufo.
Beelzebufo reminds me, want to see something Hilarious, Google those Pacman Frogs of South America (they look like a smaller version) in a large box with some large Bugs and you'll laugh yourself Silly Another nice piece as usual👍🏾👍🏾
@@AnthönypainExactly, perhaps this could indicate that Stegosaurus wasn't only found in North America. Remains from the Lourinha Formation in Portugal could also indicate that Stegosaurus would have somehow reached Europe via either island hopping or by using land bridges. 🇵🇹🏝🏜🦕🦖🦤🦣
Could it be possible a type of stegosaur could’ve survived till the Late Cretaceous in Madagascar? I understand Wuerhosaurus was present in the Early Cretaceous, but they were in Asia if I’m not mistaken.
The dinosaurs ate themselves to extinction and eventually this would have also resulted on the mainland. The alien race sent an asteroid instead MAdAgasCaR = AMeRiCA
El vídeo es Verdad una Maravilla, pero sin duda hay "errores":que tiene que hacer un probelesodon y un eoraptor del América del Sur con el lugar de Madagascar?Saludos!
Everybody gangsta till the dinosaurs of *MADAGASCAR* sing "I like to move it!"
Ah ah ah ah ! It's really a mandatory reference who must always be done ! XD
And yes, I see pretty well the picture of that kind of scene !
The perfect time to scream of my #*#$@ lungs ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Really Anthöny Pain, this series is one of the best one that you give us to this day ! Honestly, I truly mean it ! You always made great series of animals presentation whatever the topic : fictionnal world and ecosystem, endagered animals, discoveries of each years etc... But truly this one is one of the best because she by far the most informative about prehistoric ecosystems !
Really, when and if someone want to do a paleo-documentary, he completely have a big list of precise areas and all the numerous species that coexist in term of time and place in it.
Like that, no anachronistic species, no inconsistencies, and both new and familiar faces in the same time.
That truly what made this series on the top of all the others you have made, she's completely perfect to made a documentary from it !
King julien homeland was a tough island don’t worry I can’t to see the Madagascar Dinosaurs on prehistoric planet 2
I would so love to see European dinosaurs from the cretaceous.
Life before King Julian was hard
Finally! Since the time that I waited that one speaks about the Mesozoic formations of Madagascar.
It's nice to know the home world of majungasaurus and beezelbufo.
13:59 - ,,Dinosaur Revolution" one from the best documentries about dinosaurs (not only make) but a lot of projects of some creatures are cool
It's Madagascar time!
Cool video, I love it, but I think you missed the abelisaur Dahalokely. Overall, amazing work.
It's the only known animal from a Campanian formation I forgot the name of,further work needs to be done.
Beelzebufo reminds me, want to see something Hilarious, Google those Pacman Frogs of South America (they look like a smaller version) in a large box with some large Bugs and you'll laugh yourself Silly Another nice piece as usual👍🏾👍🏾
Did stegosaurus really exist in the cretaceous and in madagascar?
No I don't think so
@@AnthönypainExactly, perhaps this could indicate that Stegosaurus wasn't only found in North America.
Remains from the Lourinha Formation in Portugal could also indicate that Stegosaurus would have somehow reached Europe via either island hopping or by using land bridges. 🇵🇹🏝🏜🦕🦖🦤🦣
Could it be possible a type of stegosaur could’ve survived till the Late Cretaceous in Madagascar? I understand Wuerhosaurus was present in the Early Cretaceous, but they were in Asia if I’m not mistaken.
All evidence of them vanished after not even the whole of the early Cretaceous,so it was most likely an Ankylosaur instead.
I love the new voice, is he black or white?, I can't tell!!!!
He is Homo sapiens 👍
@@Anthönypain Beat answer :D
@@Anthönypain lol good one.
Thought its gonna start with them breaking out of jurassic park... Kinda disappointed ngl
Podrias aser videos de after man osea after man una zoologia del futuro y after man the new dinosaurs y man after mam por favor si lo ases tedoy like
The dinosaurs ate themselves to extinction
and eventually this would have also resulted
on the mainland.
The alien race sent an asteroid instead
MAdAgasCaR = AMeRiCA
El vídeo es Verdad una Maravilla, pero sin duda hay "errores":que tiene que hacer un probelesodon y un eoraptor del América del Sur con el lugar de Madagascar?Saludos!
En el Triásico Sudamerica y Madagascar eran parte de Pangea
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I traducelo para que lo entiendas
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I…. am intrigued.