What the Hell is Pantydraco?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
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Pantydraco was one of the earliest dinosaurs from a very tumultuous time in Earth's history. Punctuated by the breakup of Pangaea, Pantydraco became isolated in Wales, and became one of the smallest members of it's family of dinosaurs. What was it, and why was it so unique? - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I much prefer the translation “dragon in panties”
Great that you first explained the name. To combat the underwear associations that popped up instantly when hearing it.
I have to admit when I saw the title, I automatically thought "Underwear Dragon!" even though I know the naming system for life forms doesn't work that way... or shouldn't. The trouble with using jokes or pop-culture references in naming biological things is that, in a couple of hundred years ( let alone a couple of thousand) unless there is a record of the joke or pop culture reference laid down too, future scientists aren't going to have a clue why the poor organism ended up with such a bizarre and out of place name!
I image people in the future looking at Giganotosaurini and saying "What the hell is a Meraxes?"
I loathe the frivolous pop-culture names, however I do like the new practice of acknowledging the indigenous folk of the locale in species names and/or naming the species in their language.
@@mortified776 Yeah! I love names like Mapusaurus or Maip, though with Maip I would prefer something associated with reptiles or dragons like the saurus or long used in other languages but in the local language, for me it make it look more like a scientific name or something and avoid confusion with the mythological maip.
@@mortified776 yes, I do to, And I do like the Welsh language, though some aspects of it can be confused for something completely different!
@@carolynallisee2463 I'm from Wales myself and I thought if we were to name it the way it sounds in English, it might be something like _Nicerydraig_ (the dragon's knickers) lol
pantydragon = hilarious
Don't lie to me, it's definitely the Knickers dragon.
Sounds like a good name for a band
I love the fact that you mentioned insular dwarfism in reticulated pythons! That is such a fascinating subject.
Around my place they talk about little else.
I wouldn't mind living where you are, if its such a common point of discue.
If anyone is wondering what it would actually be, probably something like _Nicerydraig_ (the dragon's knickers)
Watch out how you say "knickers."
Pantydraco, expecting a dinosaur with frilly pants that looked like a dragon, just kidding! Great video, great explanation and a very in-depth look at these unique animals.
I need the thumbnail for this video for my wallpaper (without the text, obviously). It just looks so happy.
A what???
That must be the funniest dino name
Would you consider discussing the Ornitishian evolution controversy debate concerning the lack of fossils from the Trias and their possible link with the silesaurids ?
Another dinosaur from Cymru/Wales! Sauropod Bach, I would suggest.
An other unfamiliar species covered fascinating, especially on this occasion because I live in the uk.
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If only they named it pantyraptor...
Reminds me of that SpongeBob episode "midlife crustacean"
Maybe neotony has something to do with the difficulty in placement. That could also be a result of island pressure. Suddenly the juveniles are reproductive in a population collapse. Do that enough and you're a new species. The abridged version.
Maybe. That kind of pedomorphy is a good thing that we have seen, so it's not a too strange.
Great video! Also I didn’t know there was a case of island gigantism with a rabbit.
Europasaurus is from the jurassic. Magyarsaurus is from the Cretaceous.
Whoops! My bad
A dragon in pantyhoses? What will they think of next to keep our attention?, really... 🤔
Partydragon
Sorry a bit off-topic, but an Interesting video - got me thinking about human environments, which if you think about it are human cultures. Humans can, by and large, adapt to other cultures, but they can also invade and destroy and them. Think Tibet, Rhohingya or Uyghurs as recent examples. We've lost many cultures over the millenium, and with them languages and knowledge. Internationally we seem to be drifting into a vast homogenous monoculture. Should human cultures, like nature's environments, be preserved and protected?
Finally a dinosaur who died because it was drunk and fell on a crack
*hic* "I'll never" *hic* "die!"
*Falls down*
Im so high you can call me now pantry draco. MUNCHIES
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Really? No joke on the name? Give me a minute...oh, shite, the very first comment...yes, time to uncover the underwear dino. The Brassierriosaurus is a mystery waiting to come into light and appears in ancient Welsh mythology.
rule34 enters the paleo chat.
Links "For Science" please 🩲🦖
nice video but honestly, this guy looks like a pretty mid lucio main
I don't appreciate this comment, because it's too accurate.