Hey Trey, i'm from Brazil and have been studying crocs from this group, especially the Baurusuchus. Keep on the great work and shout out from your brazilian fan
Pretty much all of the weird non-dinosaurian never get any real credit, seemingly the spotlight is sadly only reserved for the big ones such as mosasaurs and sarcosuchus. So often enough these amazing creatures never seem to get any love :,(
It's quite weird actually, how some of these never get a mention. This video is the first time I've heard of whale-like, cat-like, or armadillo-like crocs. Just when I thought the synapsids were overlooked...
I think the most interesting part of the video was when you were just talking about just how varied prehistoric crocodilians were. I'd love to learn more about them. You should do a video just about them.
If _Kaprosuchus_, _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, or _Deinosuchus_ didn't exsit, this would be my favorite prehistoric Crocodylomorph. Keep up the good work. I would like to put it in my game I want to work on.
My thoughts on the crocodylomorphs you have: I know about _Dakosaurus_ without looking it up and its' bascualy _Metriorhynchus_. _Yacarerani_ is cool, but not as cool as _Kaprosuchus_, _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, _Deinosuchus_ or _Armadillosuchus_. _Sebecus_ isn't as cool as _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, _Deinosuchus_, _Armadillosuchus_, or even _Yacarerani_. It isn't even that unqine. _Quinkana_ is _Kaprosuchus_ without the tusks or horns over the eyes.
Metriorhynchus was not 9 to 10 meters long like dakosaurus, which also had a shorter snout reminiscent of an orca. Yacarerani is certainly much more original and cooler than boring riparian crocodylomorphs like Deinosuchus and Sarcosuchus. It was an active mammal-like, even maybe rodent like animal which might even have been warm blooded. Sebecus also was an EXTREMELY unique creature, sebecids are the only crocodylomorphs known with such a tall skull and obvious cursorial lifestyle adaptations, fossil analysis hints to cat-like bristles and maybe even external ears. Def cooler than the boring deino and sarco. Quinkana was a terrestrial true crocodile, not a basal mahajungasuchidae like Kapro, and is known from more material than the single skull of Kapro. It was a true terrestrial apex carnivore and one that went extinct recently. Kaprosuchus probably looked more like a crocodilian warthog (which is pretty cool and awesome !) than like a true apex predator like Quinkana.
That was just my opinion on the crocs you gave me. The only reason I like _Sarosuchus_ and _Deinosuchus_ over modern crocs is because both are the size of _Tyrannosaurus rex_.
animalman57 Honest question, bro. How much do you know about video game design? Would you attempt to code a proprietary engine or license an existing one? What is your plan for asset design? Do you know scripting? What language would you use? I'm not trying to be a dick. But, people always talk about some half-assed idea for a video game that is vaguely formed in their head. But, when I start asking questions like those, it's always "uh.... I'll figure it out." Then I have to point out that I actually do know how to create a video game and I've still been working on the same one for 9 years. Something to think about, bud. That's all.
Wow, that's absolutely insane. My new favorite Crocodilian. And I have a LOT of favorite Crocodilians. Thanks for the epic video. (Side Note: In the Tanystropheus video, you said that you could only find the appearance in Chased by Sea Monsters for pop-culture representations, but Tanystropheus actually had a toy in the Jurassic Park line once. It's obviously not accurate, but I thought that I'd let you know.)
Oh no no no, this is sober. Sea cucumbers *A r e N o t* They shit out their organs, have assholes for mouth's, and some fish actually live inside of them. she wasnt drunk, she was on some hard shrooms.
I literally was thinking. "That can't be real." When evolution is drunk, this is the result. This is literally the most bizarre prehistoric organism I have ever seen. More bizarre than any Paleozoic creature, I'm dead serious.
This and Yi Qi are some of my fave prehistoric animals (and so are Sinosauropteryx, Dimetrodon (the tiny kind) Psittacosaurus, Echinodon, and Microraptor) cuz.. S M O L
TREY the Explainer How accurate do you think these are? news.toyark.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2016/05/Beasts-of-the-Mesozoic-80s-Ad.jpg news.toyark.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2016/05/Beasts-of-the-Mesozoic-Funded.jpg If you like them, can you make a video on them?
Godzillajustice 2004 These guys are great, I actually helped fund them. Maybe I'm not sure if it's really video worthy, maybe as a passing comment in one
You're one of my favorite TH-camrs, keep up the great work! And yes, even your Cthulhu mythos video, audio and all, was very entertaining and informative!
Just wanted to say that I've just discovered your channel and boy, it reminds me of the time when I was about six and mainly watched dinosaur documentaries instead of cartoons. Great work, keep it up!
Aweasome man i live in Brazil and never knew this croc.Thanks. I have suggestions for paleoprofile: mirischia santanaraptor megaraptor oxalaia aerosteon
Great video, as always! Just a heads up, your pronunciation of the Brazilian crocodilomorphs was completely wrong. Baurusuchus would be "Bow-roo-suchus", Adamantinasuchus would be "Ada-mun-chee-na-suchus", Mariliasuchus would be "Ma-ree-lya-suchus", and Susisuchus would be "Soo-see-suchus". Each of these, except the last one, is named after a city in the area I grew up in, in the state of São Paulo.
trey i've been watching your paleo profile videos for like a week and i've learned so much already. paleontology is so interesting! i've always been a bit interested in it and (fortunately :D ) this part of my interests is growing stronger thank to you and saurian
Stygimoloch is actually a jouvenille Pachycephalosaurus we know that from it's skull as we cut it open and looked inside and the skull was kind of squishy meaning it was obviously a younger one and then we looked at a Pachy and it's skull was completely solid indicating it was an adult and Dracorex was actually the baby as it's skull was completely squishy so yeah.. it would make more sense to do a Pachycephalosaurus one instead.
not only there actually was such a thing as a crocoduck, but a crocarmadillo and a crocopug as well. can you hear the crationists screeching? I love this so much.
The facts in your paleo profile have blown my mind and fascinated me far more than any "top 10 fascinating facts that'll blow your mind" list I've ever watched. And I'm someone who thought he knew his stuff when it came to prehistoric animals. Also, if you still discuss this sort of stuff with creationists, you could tell them that you can't show them a crocoduck but that you have crocodillo if they're interested (and of course try to explain how come crocoducks aren't a thing in actual evolution).
I cant stop watching your paleo profiles, I think I have watched the Carnitaurus one about 3 times start to finish. They have educated me and others so much and I love to talk to my friends about it 😃 Id love to see one on Giganotosaurus! 😃
I was thinking the same..but sadly it wouldn't have much of a purpose as we already have two crocodilians in the Sarco and Kapro, and it would be redundant to make it roll like an armadillo cause' the Doed already does. Poor thing wouldn't mean much for its digging either as we had the Purlovia revealed with that ability.
I don't know if you are still doing Paleo Profiles anymore, and this is a pretty common request I'm sure, but would it be a possibility to do a Smilodon or even Arctotherium video? I love your videos by the way, I've spent almost all day watching your dino/paleo videos and just sketching! thank you so much for your entertaining yet fact filled and intelligent narration!
yayy 517 likes and no dislikes good work TREY, I sinceraly think you've been doing a great job with the Paleo Profile.. and could you do an Paleo Profile on Tylosaurus, Mosasaurus or could you do something like analize the legends that surround the Bermuda's triangle?
Trey, I would appreciate it if you would do more animals that came after the dinosaurs, because i notice a trend of doing more dinosaur era creatures, and I feel that a variety of periods would make paleo-files a lot more intresting
When I first read your Title I thought "You have got to be kidding me,this can't be an actual name for an animal" and it is "Well...i'm done what in the world"
As usual, great video, these prehistoric creatures are very interesting & I'm glad that you make these videos, so I can learn but skip doing all the research for it. Don't get me wrong, I love doing research but I try to minimize it to the things I am super passionate about so I have some down time lol. I originally subscribed just for the cryptozoology but all your videos interest me. I hope you keep doing this for a very long time!
I will include it in the story I am working on! I never knew there were so many Crocodylomorphs in the Cretaceous and the ecosystem you described is like something out of one of my dreams.
Until today I had no idea about the crocodilian variety (herbivores, or mixed teeth) - thank you for posting this, I'm surprised we don't hear more about this considering we hear so much about synapsids and dinosaurs
This is such an interesting crocodilian. This one is definitely going on my top 5 prehistoric non dinosaur list! Kaprosuchus is still my favorite though. Hey Trey, could you do a Paleo profile on the kaprosuchus?
Intresting. I never knew about this diffrent kinds of Crocodiles. Intresting. Yes most popular mainstream nature program will have you belive that the modern croc only had that model and with that being one of earth´s perfect creatures like whiteshark for the distinct look and design to work for so many years. Now I really want to cheak out this other kinds of crocs.
What a wacky but yet beautiful creature this is! This looks like a hybrid of a crocodile and armodillo. which hence the name, but seriously prehistoric animals are like super hero comics. The more obscure things are often more interesting
The pic of the armadillo you showed I'm pretty sure is a hairy armadillo. I studied animal management/ecology at college a while ago, and we had one in the lab called Rory, he was such a cuddly friendly creature, he loved getting a scratch on his belly or head, such an awesome and lovely creature.
still, excellent video ! The diversity of extinct pseudosuchians is my favorite subject and I am writting on a project centered on the subject currently.
I have been finding the crocodiles to be fascinating, and interesting in how they were coming up with similar evolutionary traits to both mammals and dinosaurs.
herbivorus crocs? Is God playing spore again?
He never stopped.
XD
You're here too? figures.
Its dilophosaurusrex.
+SuperSaiyanGod Gamer actually there's lots
Oh no, a religion debate.. Everyone run!
as if a crocodile wasn't armored enough
Exactly! Took me 5 years to get here but I'm here now. Lol
Hey Trey, i'm from Brazil and have been studying crocs from this group, especially the Baurusuchus. Keep on the great work and shout out from your brazilian fan
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Pretty much all of the weird non-dinosaurian never get any real credit, seemingly the spotlight is sadly only reserved for the big ones such as mosasaurs and sarcosuchus. So often enough these amazing creatures never seem to get any love :,(
I agree!
It's quite weird actually, how some of these never get a mention. This video is the first time I've heard of whale-like, cat-like, or armadillo-like crocs. Just when I thought the synapsids were overlooked...
If you want underrated, look at pterosaurs. Everyone still thinks they were all aerial piscivores.
Wait, mosasaurs were crocodillians and not whales?
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Mosasaurs are giant whale-like lizards, actually.
I think the most interesting part of the video was when you were just talking about just how varied prehistoric crocodilians were. I'd love to learn more about them. You should do a video just about them.
Anguirus is that you?!
Or his ancestor.
OMG you're here! I like your lego vids! I hope we can collaborate sometimes :D
Vasiliosaurus, I was gonna make a Anguirus reference too.
* anguirus noise
anguirus looks more like an ankylosaurus
Thank you for the video on crocs. I hadn't realized crocs used to be such a diverse group.
No problem! me neither!
+TREY the Explainer can you do kaprosuchus or Cryolophosaurs
i dont think this is real like wtf look at this armadrillosuchus wtf
bats evoulotion it is
when u at work hiding in the bathroom to watch treys new video
you are my hero
basically
My dad thinks I am studying know lol
in a way you are studying you are learning about past life :P
+william king true
You know it's gonna be a good one when Trey says: "No, I didn't make that name up."
Hey, now we know what animal Anguirus was based on. XD
scorpiovenator->Godzilla
armadillosuchus->anguirus
rodan is next
YESS!!! XD
+Andreas Lois Ramphorynchus, maybe?
was just going to say that
I immediately thought that as soon as I saw the thumbnail
If _Kaprosuchus_, _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, or _Deinosuchus_ didn't exsit, this would be my favorite prehistoric Crocodylomorph. Keep up the good work. I would like to put it in my game I want to work on.
look up Dakosaurus, Yacarerani, Sebecus, Qinkana...
My thoughts on the crocodylomorphs you have: I know about _Dakosaurus_ without looking it up and its' bascualy _Metriorhynchus_. _Yacarerani_ is cool, but not as cool as _Kaprosuchus_, _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, _Deinosuchus_ or _Armadillosuchus_. _Sebecus_ isn't as cool as _Metriorhynchus_, _Sarcosuchus_, _Deinosuchus_, _Armadillosuchus_, or even _Yacarerani_. It isn't even that unqine. _Quinkana_ is _Kaprosuchus_ without the tusks or horns over the eyes.
Metriorhynchus was not 9 to 10 meters long like dakosaurus, which also had a shorter snout reminiscent of an orca. Yacarerani is certainly much more original and cooler than boring riparian crocodylomorphs like Deinosuchus and Sarcosuchus. It was an active mammal-like, even maybe rodent like animal which might even have been warm blooded. Sebecus also was an EXTREMELY unique creature, sebecids are the only crocodylomorphs known with such a tall skull and obvious cursorial lifestyle adaptations, fossil analysis hints to cat-like bristles and maybe even external ears. Def cooler than the boring deino and sarco. Quinkana was a terrestrial true crocodile, not a basal mahajungasuchidae like Kapro, and is known from more material than the single skull of Kapro. It was a true terrestrial apex carnivore and one that went extinct recently. Kaprosuchus probably looked more like a crocodilian warthog (which is pretty cool and awesome !) than like a true apex predator like Quinkana.
That was just my opinion on the crocs you gave me. The only reason I like _Sarosuchus_ and _Deinosuchus_ over modern crocs is because both are the size of _Tyrannosaurus rex_.
animalman57
Honest question, bro. How much do you know about video game design? Would you attempt to code a proprietary engine or license an existing one? What is your plan for asset design? Do you know scripting? What language would you use?
I'm not trying to be a dick. But, people always talk about some half-assed idea for a video game that is vaguely formed in their head. But, when I start asking questions like those, it's always "uh.... I'll figure it out." Then I have to point out that I actually do know how to create a video game and I've still been working on the same one for 9 years. Something to think about, bud. That's all.
DO TERROR BIRDS !!! ps your video's are awesome and never stop making it
please
+Logan Register he wants a Terror Bird episode
+Logan Register Come on man, this isn't even that bad compared to other people, maybe they're just foreign.
That would be really cool! Please do it!!!
Cool idea, but which one? There existed multiple genuses of 'terror birds', such as Phoruscaros, Kelenken and Titanis, just to name a few.
Wow, that's absolutely insane. My new favorite Crocodilian. And I have a LOT of favorite Crocodilians. Thanks for the epic video. (Side Note: In the Tanystropheus video, you said that you could only find the appearance in Chased by Sea Monsters for pop-culture representations, but Tanystropheus actually had a toy in the Jurassic Park line once. It's obviously not accurate, but I thought that I'd let you know.)
Is this what happens when Mother Nature's drunk?
Oh no no no,
this is sober.
Sea cucumbers
*A r e N o t*
They shit out their organs, have assholes for mouth's, and some fish actually live inside of them.
she wasnt drunk, she was on some hard shrooms.
@@deathbyseatoast8854 Sea cucumbers are just alien animals, intriguing animals. The armadillosuchus is just a child's play.
Sadly, Y E S
@@deathbyseatoast8854 HAHAHA
Yeah how do you think the platypus was made
I am a croc and i'm digging a hole!
The good old days
Diggy diggy hole!
+Sketch It D.I.Y
I am a dawf and i'm digging a hole
Iam a raptor and i'm digging a hole
I'm a large, primitive, venomous ant and I love digging
I literally was thinking. "That can't be real."
When evolution is drunk, this is the result. This is literally the most bizarre prehistoric organism I have ever seen. More bizarre than any Paleozoic creature, I'm dead serious.
You haven’t seen much then
I completely agree when I saw the thumbnail i was like no this can't be real
@@brig.gen.georgiiisserson7226 yeah nature can be f#cking weird
Can you make a paleo profile about Gigantopithecus?
Yeah! A paleo profile about a hominid.
Simian power!
Drunken hobo??
Imagine this adorable ball of awesome as a pet for desert scouts...
YES
also as dog tradition demands....
BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK!!
(I bark at cats)
The adventures you would go on with your heavily armoured crocodile friend sounds awesome
This and Yi Qi are some of my fave prehistoric animals (and so are Sinosauropteryx, Dimetrodon (the tiny kind) Psittacosaurus, Echinodon, and Microraptor) cuz..
S M O L
Yes I love it
Trey could you make a video about the accuracies and inaccuracies of Far Cry Primal
Maybe in the future ;)
ok good, thanks for teling me
TREY the Explainer How accurate do you think these are?
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If you like them, can you make a video on them?
Godzillajustice 2004 These guys are great, I actually helped fund them. Maybe I'm not sure if it's really video worthy, maybe as a passing comment in one
The fingers technically have scales, avian scales. But, the bodies have feathers so I can't see the inaccuracy there.
So interesting to see how bizzare and extreme some animals were during that time. Keep up the good work, I'd love to see more.
Thank you! and happy to help ;)
Super great video as usual you choose the most unexpected prehistoric animals which gives us more facts. :D
Thank you :D and happy to help ;)
TREY have you heard about Corfu island creature. Could you make a video about that..or the mysterious Loglagarfljot worm.
Haridath C.U I can definitely do a video on both of them ;)
TERY you'r the best!
Haridath C.U thank you ^^
you never fail to amaze with these truly unique ancient creatures!!! I've learned so much from this channel!
No problem ;)
You're one of my favorite TH-camrs, keep up the great work! And yes, even your Cthulhu mythos video, audio and all, was very entertaining and informative!
Jayneal Jimenez Thank you :D
I was gonna do my homework but........ this is more important. Obviously.
How common is an armadillo-like crocodile?
As common as a huge feathery creature with teeth the same size as bananas
That its happening now
Hey trey could you pls make a video of prehistorich crocodiles
Definitely!
+TREY the Explainer Maybe a Dakosaurus palaeoprofile?
Or better, he'll briefly describe most or all of them.
+TREY the Explainer Could it be possible armadillosuchus would be able to roll into a ball like modern armadillos
Mr. Blue I don't think so, the body armor isn't that articulate
What type of crocodile delivers letters to your mailbox?
Postosuchus!
I am laughing until death!
@@cristiamjulianayalapena3190 are you still laughing
@@georgesami8128 Yes!!!!
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Just wanted to say that I've just discovered your channel and boy, it reminds me of the time when I was about six and mainly watched dinosaur documentaries instead of cartoons. Great work, keep it up!
Awesome vid, now I have a question about Armadillosuchus: can it roll into a ball like modern armadillos?
Doesn't look like it - most modern armadillos can't either though.
no it can't even
@@cryptosporidium01 That sounds very logical for an armored reptile. Why people think that armadillos can roll like a beach ball? That is very weird.
@@cristiamjulianayalapena3190 because the most well known species of armadillo can.
I love your paleo profiles, you always pick something weird I didn't know about.
Aweasome man i live in Brazil and never knew this croc.Thanks.
I have suggestions for paleoprofile:
mirischia
santanaraptor
megaraptor
oxalaia
aerosteon
Eae
I'm curious, do you speak English or do you type what you wanna say in Spanish (or whatever language you may speak) and then translate it?
+TyrannosaurusLives We speak portuguese
+Mateus Sad
Sorry about that.
Hadn't even heard of this animal till I watched this video! Great job Trey :D
Me neither since armadillos are very interesting with a unique crocodiles and they're also an ancient mammals in the last ice age
can you make a paleo profile on tyrannotitan or acrocanthosaurs? please?
I've always found a thing in palaeontology, glad I ca,e across your channel. Very informative
Sandshrew!!
Sandslash!
Alolan Sandshrew!
More paleo profiles for crocodilians, these creatures are so interesting and unique.
Oh look Its anguirus
I love you're Paleo profiles,s don't stop making them 🙂
5:44 I can't be the only one that hears Malariasuchus?
he has dyslexia...
Esteban Cota That explains it. I just thought it sounded funny.
I suck at pronunciation, I really try, but I'm horrible
Its ok trey
TREY the Explainer No problem.
It's always a great day when you post a video
Great video, as always! Just a heads up, your pronunciation of the Brazilian crocodilomorphs was completely wrong. Baurusuchus would be "Bow-roo-suchus", Adamantinasuchus would be "Ada-mun-chee-na-suchus", Mariliasuchus would be "Ma-ree-lya-suchus", and Susisuchus would be "Soo-see-suchus". Each of these, except the last one, is named after a city in the area I grew up in, in the state of São Paulo.
Eae
trey i've been watching your paleo profile videos for like a week and i've learned so much already. paleontology is so interesting! i've always been a bit interested in it and (fortunately :D ) this part of my interests is growing stronger thank to you and saurian
How about Paleo Profile: Nanotyrannus or Stygimoloch?
lol
Stygimoloch is actually a jouvenille Pachycephalosaurus we know that from it's skull as we cut it open and looked inside and the skull was kind of squishy meaning it was obviously a younger one and then we looked at a Pachy and it's skull was completely solid indicating it was an adult and Dracorex was actually the baby as it's skull was completely squishy so yeah.. it would make more sense to do a Pachycephalosaurus one instead.
Both are most likely juveniles of other species
*****
Oh yeah Nanotyrannus was actually a baby Tyrannosaur.
That theory is idiotic. If brontosaurus can make a comeback, so can Nano
not only there actually was such a thing as a crocoduck, but a crocarmadillo and a crocopug as well. can you hear the crationists screeching? I love this so much.
Holy shoot, I have never heard of this guy before!
Same lol
The facts in your paleo profile have blown my mind and fascinated me far more than any "top 10 fascinating facts that'll blow your mind" list I've ever watched. And I'm someone who thought he knew his stuff when it came to prehistoric animals.
Also, if you still discuss this sort of stuff with creationists, you could tell them that you can't show them a crocoduck but that you have crocodillo if they're interested (and of course try to explain how come crocoducks aren't a thing in actual evolution).
Crocodillo XD I like it
I'm happy you enjoy these videos :)
(0:04) You forgot to cross out the dinosaur on the bottom right corner.
If you mean the winged thing that might be a pterosaur
I don't know about you, but I see feathers on that thing.
I honestly can't make out if it's feathers or a wing membrane, regardless it doesn't really matter.
You can see it better when you look at the original image in HD.
Yup my bad lol
amazing job, you do a good job of surprising me and making interesting and informative videos.
Thank you :D and I try ;)
you are joking right? what comes next, aquatic barn owls or flying basking sharks?
A flying shark... That would be awesome.
+Tomsk Bromley The world is screwed...
And I thought land sharks were terrifying
At least E. L. Wallace isn't planning on making these in his lab
"Flying shark"
Sharknado is your answer
Wow! never been so early on your video. Love your vids, you completely changed my opinion on dinosaurs
Thank you! and happy you help ;)
Is a paleo profile Hyeanodon next?
Yes
YESS!! That would great! Trey should get on that topic soon! XD
+The Zookeeper or maybe a profile on Deinotheirum the largest extinct elephant that ever lived on earth
Yeah or Gorgonopsid or Gorgonopsia
I cant stop watching your paleo profiles, I think I have watched the Carnitaurus one about 3 times start to finish. They have educated me and others so much and I love to talk to my friends about it 😃 Id love to see one on Giganotosaurus! 😃
armadillosuchus would be cool in ARK
I was thinking the same..but sadly it wouldn't have much of a purpose as we already have two crocodilians in the Sarco and Kapro, and it would be redundant to make it roll like an armadillo cause' the Doed already does. Poor thing wouldn't mean much for its digging either as we had the Purlovia revealed with that ability.
I dont mind more croc Paleo Profiles, those you described earlier are just fascinating.
Armadillos have nothing on this guy
4:40 I love that, I imagine it digging a hole in your bavk yard and when you confront it it scampers away like a raccoon
FUCK YEH ANOTHER PALEO PROFILE
Learning something new every day. Love these vids. Love this area of learning.
I don't know if you are still doing Paleo Profiles anymore, and this is a pretty common request I'm sure, but would it be a possibility to do a Smilodon or even Arctotherium video? I love your videos by the way, I've spent almost all day watching your dino/paleo videos and just sketching! thank you so much for your entertaining yet fact filled and intelligent narration!
funny thing. I discovered this last Friday. good job TREY
yayy 517 likes and no dislikes
good work TREY, I sinceraly think you've been doing a great job with the Paleo Profile.. and could you do an Paleo Profile on Tylosaurus, Mosasaurus
or could you do something like analize the legends that surround the Bermuda's triangle?
You introduced me to my favorite crocodile type :D
I love these paleo profiles so much
Never knew crocodylomorphs where so diverse. Again, Trey has opened a new door for me to research.
This video is very good at explaining this fusion on an armadillo and a crocodile!
I've been looking for inspiration for new DnD monsters and this is such an awesome animal!
Another brilliant paleo profile! Great job
Yet another great video Trey!! Keep them coming 😊
Trey, I would appreciate it if you would do more animals that came after the dinosaurs, because i notice a trend of doing more dinosaur era creatures, and I feel that a variety of periods would make paleo-files a lot more intresting
I'd rather he went further back and did more profiles on on pre-dinosaurian animals.
Wow this is a cool creature! I'm glad you make these!!
When I first read your Title I thought "You have got to be kidding me,this can't be an actual name for an animal" and it is "Well...i'm done what in the world"
My most favorite TH-cam channel
With all of the feathers on dinosaurs, crocodilian creatures like this are the closest thing we have to dragons.
omg thank you for continuing this I love your channel please please keep it up
i think you should make a whole video about crocs, they indeed look like a very interesting group of animals
Yet another amazing Paleo Profile!
Don't worry, next gen Pokemon will probably have one of these.
okay okay......very good vid trey but i was hoping for some crypids but still such good stuff you need to be the most subded channel on youtube
These are the weirdest thing I've ever seen! Good job!
As usual, great video, these prehistoric creatures are very interesting & I'm glad that you make these videos, so I can learn but skip doing all the research for it. Don't get me wrong, I love doing research but I try to minimize it to the things I am super passionate about so I have some down time lol. I originally subscribed just for the cryptozoology but all your videos interest me. I hope you keep doing this for a very long time!
I will include it in the story I am working on!
I never knew there were so many Crocodylomorphs in the Cretaceous and the ecosystem you described is like something out of one of my dreams.
I'm really glad to see paleo profile back!!
He just did one two weeks ago.
Until today I had no idea about the crocodilian variety (herbivores, or mixed teeth) - thank you for posting this, I'm surprised we don't hear more about this considering we hear so much about synapsids and dinosaurs
This is such an interesting crocodilian. This one is definitely going on my top 5 prehistoric non dinosaur list! Kaprosuchus is still my favorite though. Hey Trey, could you do a Paleo profile on the kaprosuchus?
Awesome video as always! I'd like to know wich creature you will do next, because I'd like to draw for it.
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Intresting. I never knew about this diffrent kinds of Crocodiles. Intresting. Yes most popular mainstream nature program will have you belive that the modern croc only had that model and with that being one of earth´s perfect creatures like whiteshark for the distinct look and design to work for so many years. Now I really want to cheak out this other kinds of crocs.
That was awesome! Please make more based on the strange crocodilians from the past! :D
The pug face one is so cute >:3
I love crocodilliomorphs and I'm living for these profiles based on them. I love them so much 😭😭😭😭😭
Uppon seeing the title, I audibly said "You have got to be kidding me".
Man, this world gave birth to some damn weird creatures, and it's amazing!
What a wacky but yet beautiful creature this is! This looks like a hybrid of a crocodile and armodillo. which hence the name, but seriously prehistoric animals are like super hero comics. The more obscure things are often more interesting
I do love these paleo profiles and if I ever make a game with creatures from the Mesozoic I am putting this in :P
just got a TH-cam channel a little bit ago and wanted to say I love the videos man
The pic of the armadillo you showed I'm pretty sure is a hairy armadillo. I studied animal management/ecology at college a while ago, and we had one in the lab called Rory, he was such a cuddly friendly creature, he loved getting a scratch on his belly or head, such an awesome and lovely creature.
I didn't know there were so many varied crocidilians, I would love to see more paleo profiles on them.
I love how I can have a new favorite crocodile every week
this was awesome! I would really hope to see more weird crocodillians in the future, since I had no idea of this diversity
Thank you! Me neither! ;)
I'd love to see him do a video on the book "the great dinosaur mystery" by Ken Ham, because there's a huge lack of videos refuting it.
woo new paleo profile! I love this series.
still, excellent video ! The diversity of extinct pseudosuchians is my favorite subject and I am writting on a project centered on the subject currently.
I have been finding the crocodiles to be fascinating, and interesting in how they were coming up with similar evolutionary traits to both mammals and dinosaurs.