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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- 0:00 Intro
0:22 Triassic Period
6:01 Jurassic Period
12:52 Cretaceous I
20:49 Cretaceous II
26:30 Cretaceous III
An ongoing study utilizing the most recent scientific data on dinosaur vocalizations. Sounds are produced by myself and digitally workshopped from modern non-syrinx based avian reptiles. Using skull and olfactory cavity proportions, one can attempt to recreate the flow of sound, frequency, and volume of each animal. Much study is required for each particular species, and often several phases are trashed due to general unlikelihood. The final results are based on acute representations of what sounds would be most comfortable and base-line for each animal. Video also includes other reptiles, even though they are much more difficult to produce accurately.
Citations:
Concepts:
scholarblogs.emory.edu/nbbpar...
www.thoughtco.com/how-loud-co...
blogs.scientificamerican.com/...
www.livescience.com/306-dinos...
www.icr.org/article/tyrannosa...
www.sciencefocus.com/nature/i...
www.ndsu.edu/pubweb/~ashworth...
carnegiemnh.org/what-did-dino...
Proportions:
www.dimensions.com/element/t-...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
www.researchgate.net/figure/C...
royalsocietypublishing.org/do...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physiol....
www2.ca.uky.edu/agcomm/pubs/AS...
Aim: To be more sophisticated than Julia Clarke's rendition, which included: combining the booming call of the Eurasian bittern with the growling vocalizations of the Chinese crocodile, and then scaling it up to T-rex’s estimated size (about 12 meters or 40 feet long), what they got was a ominous low rumble. - เกม
*TRIASSIC*
0:26 Arizonasaurus
01:07 Herrerasaurus
1:53 Ctenosauriscus
2:43 Plateosaurus
3:33 Melanosaurs
4:32 Prestosuchus
5:14 Cymbospondylus Youngorum
*JURASSIC*
6:07 Compsognathus
6:49 Dilophosaurus
7:39 Ceratosaurus
8:29 Allosaurus
9:16 Stegosaurus
10:14 Brachiosaurus
10:54 Liopleurodon
11:52 Pterodactylus
*CRETACEOUS 1*
12:56 Deinonychus
13:38 Gallimimus
14:28 Pachycephalosaurus
15:18 Carnotaurus
16:04 Parasaurolophus
17:00 Ankylosaurus
17:43 Carcharodontosaurus
18:41 Argentinosaurus
*CRETACEOUS 2*
20:56 Pinacosaurus
21:36 Gorgosaurus
22:22 Iguanodon
23:12 Deinocheirus
24:03 Therizinosaurus
25:01 Giganotosaurus
25:42 Kronosaurus
*CRETACEOUS 3*
26:35 Velociraptor
27:12 Utahraptor
28:04 Dryptosaurus
28:55 Tyrannosaurus Rex
29:38 Triceratops
30:44 Elasmosaurus
31:24 Mosasaurus
32:24 Quetzacoatlus
33:05 Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus
nice albums 🥶🥶🔥🔥
i got a question why are people using your sounds and calling it science?
@@jeffwaynetripod169 You should rewrite your question so that it makes sense if you want someone to answer you. Just a suggestion.
Will you make more of these?
The only thing i don’t like about this video is that you used an image of pteranodon for pterodactylus, and sinosauropteryx for compsognathus. Besides that, this is perfect.
babe wake up, half an hour of dinosaur sounds just dropped
🗿
Casually starts playing them regardless
"LET FUCCKING GOOOOOOO" - Me, probably
Funny.
Lol…. I literally just did this. Got my wife to sit here and listen with me 😂
I do like how the largest land animals that ever lived probably maybe sounded like walking apocalypses
Walking whales is more like it
Argentinosaurus straight up sounds like an alarm siren
@@Margiezilla2006 it's more like giant flightless birds
@@koltez well yes
@@koltezYes. A reeeeeeally giant flightless bird.
The fact that he got all these guys in the studio is crazy 🤯
Yuh he got everyone: Kendrick, J Cole, Drake, The Weeknd and Fred Durst for some Stegosaurus bits
Yo hit rapper and artist fuckin big ass lizard
He brought the studio to them actually, thanks to Black Mesa.🤫
That studio must be enormous
Other dinos: [normal animal sounds]
Dryptosaurus: *_agressive neandertal noises_*
Gorgosaurus:
Liopreudon:
Spinosaurus:
Quetzalcoatlus:
Dryptosarus sounds like a man getting beheaded alive and screaming
Ishowspeed
dryptosaurus: *cutely makes caveman noises*
Lol
Love that you added a human for size comparison. Really drives home how otherworldly some of these animals are, combined with the sounds.
where?🥵
Ayo bro wrong emoji🤨
@@TheFishestFishnuh uh🥵🥵🤯🤯🤯🤯🗿🗿
i see him now he's out of frame sometimes.
Really sets it in that this is a period in Earth’s biological development that is so far removed from us that everything feels uncanny and frightening.
What's terrifying about some of these vocalizations is you wouldn't just hear them, you would also feel them throughout your body like standing next to a loud speaker at a concert or festival.
The thing about these calls is the fact that they're in theory going in and out of the average human's audible range. Which means you'll feel it in your bones, and in your brains. It will literally shake you to the core, even at a large distance, as even with extreme weather events the world was a lot more silent
@@aerith4697
👤: *Vibing*
🦖🦕 - *Blows up ears with voice*
👤- “Ma fuckin ears-“
*Ear explosion*
(I hope you got the meme reference LOL)
@@VisceralFossama fucking pancakes
Now imagine burying some 5-20hz frequencies in these sounds and playing them through a big subwoofer for realism 🫣
And youncould very well hear about 10 of 1 dino and about 7 others in the background. It'd be so loud. I tried opening like 7 tabs if this with different dinos and different volumes and it was so much 😂
All other dinos sounding haunting
Stegosaurus: Moo
and gallimimus too lmao "BAAAAAA"
pachy is literally on a burp streak 😂
and the carno
Meanwhile, Dryptosaurus: *Funni old man laugh go brrr*
around here 8:39 did you guys hear a swiping noise and around 8:45 did y’all hear another swiping sound and around 8:48 did y’all hear the sound? Sounds similar to the upcoming stegosaurus. What if the audio use hear was a pack of allosaurus eating or attacking a stegosaurus
I ADORE the Spinosaurus' "ghost laugh" so much. I don't remember the bird it's based off but it's call is often heard in wetlands which is fitting for the Spino itself.
A loon? Is that what you’re thinking of?
@@GamingPiratesTwitchDefinitely made me think of a Loon
A loon, probably
It's a slowed loon call
its a slowed loon call !! They live in lakes in Canada and the northern US :] I hear them all the time where I live
Oh and fun fact: They rarely go on land because their legs are placed farther back on their body, so they can barely walk. And their bones are denser then most other birds because it helps them to dive, so they can't fly as well as other birds can. They have to consistently flap their wings instead of gliding and need a "running start" to get in the air !!
Eminem been real quiet since this dropped 🥶🥶💯
Haha funny meme
How is blud gonna come back to this⁉⁉⁉⁉🗣💯💯💯🆙🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fr
Dryptosaurus in particular 🥶🥶🐐
Bro I shit a brick house after hearing the allosaurus like God damn that amazing I can just imagine the movement of the face tissue and body expression while they produce the nosies it's amazing
I adore these sounds. They are so haunting, especially Dilophosaurus.
Can you imagine hearing a pair of those coming from dense grass today? Chills
@@anotherbloodyfanwriter1941it is indeed 'Bone-Chilling'🥶
its even better that the novel of jurassic park got it quite accurate by guessing with a creepy ass owl hooting sound
Yes very bird like
Gorgosaurus and Ceratosaurus sounding like straight up demons tho
This is what it's like sleeping at your friend's house when you're younger and their dad fell asleep on the couch
Especially allosaurus
Ceratosaurus be like
My friends tiny DOG sounded like a fat old man when snoring at her
Sleepover
Carnotaurus especially
@@felixkrankenkilledmykids3122 “tacobell intensifies”
All Dinosaurs: *Normal Sounding*
Parasaurolophus 16:20 : *MOTORCYCLE*
Som de pum kkkk
19:44 furadeira, cirene de escola com defeito e helicóptero com pane kkkk
It's too bad we'll never get to see this amazing creatures up close.
But their sounds are somewhat fascinating, terrifying, and incredible.
Keep it up Studio! 🦕
👍
just give scientists like 8000 more years and jurasic park is real
Too bad? More like thank god they dont exist now,it would be scary af
@@Sinsmoke_ well there animals they dont exist to harm you so I doubt that a utahraptor would kill you unless it was starving (were not much of a meal)
@@bluefrog8ugamingHonestly, the Utah raptors are one of the few on this list that likely would pursue humans. We are close enough to their size that they would likely see us as a threat.
@@StudioMod thats true to be honest we are very close to there size and an easy meal so that makes sense
I'm hoping this gets a ton of views later since these sounds are great it just shows how we view dinosaurs differently compared to Jurassic Park.
Also, these reminds me of the old Dinosaur sounds videos in 2013 like "100 dinosaurs"
Fun fact: the first dinosaurs in jp were scientifically accurate for the time
@@Syrup_Boi Late Reply but you are correct
@@Syrup_BoiI've read that raptors are only the size of a chicken.
@@KWPZ21 for the time being
This is legit good ASMR, and also triggers the primal instinct to stay alert when a large animal is nearby. It's great for staying focused on tasks when I'm tired. Thanks!
This is fake, i don´t say it, a lot of paleontologist says it.
@@ValeriaGomez4112Isn't it supposed to be scientifically accurate?
@@ValeriaGomez4112pretty sure the creator put multiple years into this so I couldn’t see how this couldn’t be even slightly accurate
@@ValeriaGomez4112well yeah no fucking shit. It’s not like they recorded the actual sounds that they made all those years ago.
@@ValeriaGomez4112 Thanks for clarifying. For a moment there, I actually thought that the person who made these sounds went back millions of years to record and edit these sounds for us. What a close one!
Interesting to note, that cursed hiss-screeching sound of the Spinosaurus made my guinea pig jump and he started looking around and hid, so I think he thought there was a predator stalking him. He didn't react to any of the other sounds while I was watching this video, so that one probably sounded the most like a modern day predatory bird to a prey species.
And here i was thinking that domesticated guinea pigs had lost their survival instinct
its fascinating. my cat also reacted more to the spinosaurus than anything else exept the t-rex and mosasaurus. maybe the spinosaurus is just the scarriest sounding dinosaur. according to two random peoples pets.
My dog just stayed snoozing the whole time...he wasn't letting anything disturb nap time.
@adambullock6999 Nah, your dog is just a boss. He knows he's top dog and these sounds won't scare him.
Imagine ur camping alone and u hear dilophosaurus screamming
Dilophosaurus has a really beautiful Sound.
uh...nooooo. it has a TERRIFYING SOUND. That wouldnt be something humans would ever want to hear. They get bigger then tigers and have horror style venomous bites/could have spat like mambas.
It'd haunt you after a few attacked a village- even if it was just to target the meat heavy pack animals humans would likely herd/shepherd.
@@VelanestarThey have no scarf and no poison
@@kimjiccc they likely hunted in packs, with a venomous neurotoxic bite- not too dissimilar to the Komodo dragon who has CRISP, kallikrein, and natriuretic toxins in its bite.
@@Velanestar
There is not much evidence for venom or pack hunting. Those came from the idea that dilo had a weak bite, but we now know they actually had rather strong jaws and could hunt without help from other dinos or venom.
Also it is fine to disagree with others' opinions, but you do not have to treat yours like it is a fact.
@@VelanestarActually the Dilophosaurus never had any type of Venom inside it's mouth meaning it's not venomous, in fact when it haunts it's prays it kills them by it's strong byte.
In the film "Jurassic Park" There is a scene where it's shown that the Dilophosaurus has a venomous byte but that's actually innacurate or more likely fake like the fact that people think that the tyrannosaurus Rex never had feathers but it always had feathers.
I'm stuck in dinotube and i do not mind it whatsoever
I've been in love with dinosaurs since I was a little girl and absolutely love this! Thank you so much for making this wonderful masterpiece! Ironically, I've been playing it almost every night to help me fall asleep. I find dinosaur vocalizations rather soothing.
I have a few videos for that on my channel!
th-cam.com/video/U-abpL9aZHA/w-d-xo.html
do you ever go to sleep when dryptosaurus appears?
OMG SAME I thought I was the only one who found it really relaxing to the point I sleep listening to it
The funny part is that if they were still alive that would be the complete opposite lmao
Ain't no way that two people fall asleep to dinosaur noises
The dryptosauraus, though... 28:05
it sounds like you used the aztec death whistle for gorgosaurus. sounds amazing
Was it named after the British Monster?
@@dubuyajay9964 Thatchersaurus
@@vyhozshu No...Gorgo. 🙄
Obviously I didn't, but I can see what you mean.
@@StudioModHe didnt say you did
This is eerily beautiful and peaceful. I picture myself being around the herbivores going about their day, slowly going from place to place, sipping a bit of water, grazing a bit, vocalizing with their peers from time to time, freezing for a few second after hearing a carnivore far away, resuming their business soon after. The atmosphere would be so peaceful and calm. I would just never go in open water, as I would instantly die as soon as I would hear the marine dinosaurs.
Herbivores are the most tempered and dangerous bud
Bro made a whole roleplay out of some sounds.
No marine dinosaurs exist, I think you mean the mososaurs... But yea these sounds are very cool and it would be amazing to LIVE with these
Whenever I hear the Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sound I think of some dinosaur in a forest and then from the darkness, the low humming. That would be SCARY.
"Marine dinosaurs" there weren't really any marine dinosaurs, only semi aquatic ones but not fully aquatic
My top 3 of the creepiest ones, if i would hear them without seeing anything would be
3. Argentinosaurus(18:42), The beginning sounds like an alien ship is coming towards you and with this gurgle sound before he screams. Like Sirene head would walk out of the dark woods
2. Dilophosaurus (6:48), beautiful melody behind a deadly animal, nothing more to say
1. Mosasaurus (31:26). imagine being on a boat alone, fishing and then you hear that sound. I would just accept my fate before pooping in my pants
What about liopleurodon
0. Brachiosaurus
if you listen closely to the gorgosaurus, you can hear me shitting myself
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
💀🤣
This might be stolen but it’s such a naturally charming joke that it’s an easy pass in my book lol
Now that's a compilation I needed. As a dinosaur fan since 2011, I'm really grateful for your hard work
>since 2011
lmao gtfo zoomie
So you're a fan of chicken too?
@@user-ti6ix5tn2o yup as well as the other avian dinosaurs~
How wonderful it is that the earth is hearing sounds it hasn't heard in millions of years
Lol! I think you mean never heard. You know this guy just makes noises right to fool people into thinking these are accurate. This is all just made up noises using a computer.
@@tacinmesafool people? These are just depictions of what we think they would sound like using modern sounds of reptiles and birds today.
@@tacinmesabro joined TH-cam in 2006 and has no subs 😂
Your comment literally blew my mind. I want to go play this video in nature so the earth can be like, “wowww that brings back memories!” Like older folks when you play a song or show them something they haven’t seen in decades 👏🏼🙌🏼
@@tacinmesaman you follow a channel call Sasquatch chronicles hahahahahahahhahaha
that argentinosaurus got that beat drop better than modern dubstep 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Real 🗣️🗣️🗣️
and also it's absolutely massive so you would also feel it in your body
23:26
It was me calling for my buddy,
I didn't notice a cameraman was recording me back then
Time flies man.
bri js fr mr deunocheurus. wait he fr calling my name wait that was you ?!??? sorry man time flies
What are you up to nowadays, Mr. D? You must have got a few laughs out of that whole "only knowing your arms" phase we went through.
Nobody:
Dryptosaurus: "eh heh hoo hwa oooh ooo ooo eehh aa aah aaa"
Makes me laugh every time I hear it 😂
To think larynxs have been found blows my mind. I greatly appreciate the effort put into producing these sounds, as well as, the amount of research. That is abudantly clear! I love being able to feel some lizard brain section light up in some primal fight or flight reaction. Genetic memory of sorts kicking in! Plus, the visuals you've created to size comparisons is very reminiscent of those cool Dinosaur books one would read as a child that helped put context of how impressively built these creatures were. This honestly made me think about buying a big Dinosaur book just read through it while listening to these sounds.
Why is this weirdly calming?
That’s what I said.
Am i the only one who hear sharptooth’s roar 21:45
@@-montri- Awe The Land Before Time, my favorite childhood movie🦖
It’s the sound of nature
20:56 “Aw this one kinda sounds like my dog!”
40 Seconds later: *THE SCREAMS OF THE DAMNED*
These Mesozoic creature sounds are way more terrifying than the ones in documentaries and movies.
The scariest sounding creatures were the Gorgosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Dilophosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, Tyrannosaurus, Dryptosaurus, Spinosaurus, and Utahraptor.
Funny fact, the Tyrannosaurus' tendum drum (think that's what it is, it picks up on sound wavelengths many other creatures with less developed ear drums can't hear, like how we can sense something in a horror movie from very specific audio cues that normally can never be heard outright) is over 4x more developed, so that would make your brain and everything start vibrating specifically with the "deep breathing" sound which is more of a hungered threatening call. Aka since they were cannibalistic if it came to extreme situations like the extinction blasts and seconds after, that's the last thing a T-Rex baby could hear before being eaten by it's mom. (Learned this from the Sue exhibit in National Denver Museum as well as years of research from other scientists.)
@@anglepsycho😳
Gorgosaurus sounds like what pop culture thinks T Rex sounds like, and that's terrifying.
Ceratosaurus sounds like I walked into the wrong cave, and now I'm gonna get my sh*t rocked.
Dilophosaurus...how do I put this delicately...hearing this noise would undoubtedly make my sh*t my pants at mach 10.
Quetzelcoatlus sounds EXACTLY as I pictured it...a terrifying screech betraying its lack of a soul and higher morals.
Tyrannosaurus might sound funny to you until you remember what's making that noise. You'd honestly feel it before you're even able to perceive it, cause the next sensation after feeling it involves dismemberment.
Dryptosaurus...I have no words, what can I even say to that????
Spinosaurus sounds like a ghostly wail, hearing that would immediately turn my ass 180 degrees.
And Utahraptor...look just because it's one of my favorite dinosaurs does NOT mean I would appreciate being dismembered by Shaq sized raptors as they laugh at my great misfortune.
Utahraptor is freaky sounding, it’s almost like a person talking at points, Therizinosaurus is just haunting to listen to, imagining being in it’s territory making whale like calls that you can’t tell which direction it’s coming from
Imagine if some dinosaurs had the ability to mimic speech like parrots and some corvids.
@@CuratorOfCurios Freaking awesome concept, that would be truly chilling to see in a game or movie
The Utahraptor is quite *scary*
I was just thinking that! What if there were animals who could mimic even better than the ones we hear today? Terrifying! @@CuratorOfCurios
@@MadiStarlighti dont think its a « what if there were » i mostly think its a there is because theres a lot of birds nowadays who have the ability to do that so i wouldnt even be surprised dinosaur could also have done that
The Ceratosaurus was the scariest. I was expecting T-Rex to be on the same level of scary, but the T-Rex sounded more like an alien goose while the Ceratosaurus was straight from the depths of hell
ans then there's the triceratops too... >m
dryptosaurus' "laugh" is by far the most evil thing I've ever heard
@@gazillionare It freaked me out too. There's something especially disturbing about an inhuman, menacing laugh
Can you imagine what a Cretaceous forest sounded like?
Bro imagine hearing the Utah raptor noise in a forest that be terrifying- I really hope these noises go into a dinosaur game or something in the future
Man, I've only recently found your videos on the sounds of dinosaurs, and after watching all of these, I just thought about how cool it would be to have an RTS about dinosaurs, adapt into videogame format the habits, sizes and areas where specific types of dinosaur would coexist and use as unit quotes these accurate reconstructed sounds, I think it would be so cool
props to the camera man for going back in time and recording these, hes a true hero
Boom guy
Wdym cameraman. You can't see sound.
This trend is so irritating, the Oscar one too
@@CHEM1CALBURNyeah
Scientists Managed to Make You Dumb
I'm going to have this playing on loop for the rest of my life, what you do is so clever and so cool!!! Thank you for all your hard work
I think these would be a lot scarier than the roars from Jurassic Park if used correctly, some are odd yes, but I don't doubt something could work out, alongside it actually surprises me that some JP/JW minor sounds actually feel similar
18:43 the king of the land has spoken
These sounds are so animal-like it's unpleasant.. like just hearing the sounds of a carnivore it's not loud scary it's mentally scary. Because it's just so overwhelming.
Like it sounds so beautiful but also u know that it is unstoppable for a mire human to do something about...
When the dinosaurs are back we aren't at the top of the food chain any more.
Dinosaurs are more than capable to hunt down humans on their own which is a scary thought.
That’s because
1. Dinosaurs are/were animals
2. Turns out this vid is fake
@@yasuhisoka8901 I just love when people say that this video is fake. Thanks for going back millions of years ago just to clarify it btw 😂
@@Kidey11 dude it’s literally altered bird sounds 💀
@@yasuhisoka8901 I mean, yeah? So? All roars and such from movies/games are all edited and altered sounds, much like these. I don't see how that proves this video is fake tbh. Plus, the creator of this video said in another reply that these aren't just "edited bird sounds" and are much more complex then that. But yeah, way to disrespect a project that someone literally put years of work to it and are blessing us by sharing it lmao 😂
Simply the best dinosaur channel ever
Thank you!
@@StudioMod could you do more dinosaur sounds for triassics 2 and 3, and jurassic 2, 3 and 4
@@StudioModcan you do cenozoic creatures too
@@liamingrey-lt9bd That's next. Didn't you see my post?
@@StudioMod I must’ve missed that post, to be honest.
You’re right I just saw it.
Bro why does the Dryptosaurus just sound like someone trying to imitate a Monkey 🗿
Why the moai?
Half an hour of study : 😮💨
Half an hour of dinosaur sounds: 😃
Its funny how realistically a Triceratops sounds more like a TRex in movies and vica versa.
lol yea
It might've been worth putting Ankylosaurus and carnotaurus at the final part of the video if it was possible, because they did live at more or less at 66 million years ago.
Yeahhh, the Cretaceous videos weren't made with that kind of continuity in mind so the three parts are totally a mixed back. I considered fixing that, but it would have taken several days and possibly a week or two to do and it seemed odd to just put all that work in to rearrange something. I originally planned to add interesting facts about each animal - I even had a whole pop-up animation finished with some facts - but my rendering program was REALLY struggling with this for some reason. I think it was the length and my harddrive space, but it took me a whole day to render this because it kept failing.
@@StudioMod fair point. A lotta programs are an absolute pain to use. It was probably hard enough as it was actually creating the sounds of these animals, so going through the process to re-editing it all would be even more work.
Fantastic project either way. I'm definitely looking forward to see what you make next.
These sound so much more scary than Jurassic park noises
Even if these are actually just edited bird sounds it’s still cool to think about
They're a bit more complex than that. But in essence, they're modulated bird vocals, yes.
The way you used sounds from animals living today, Then edited the sound for it to closely resemble the Dinosaurs is just amazing to think about. It would be amazing to see you help make Dinisaur Games have more accurate Sounding Dinosaurs. A game I play a lot called Path of Titans has good sounding but I know they could ve better sounding dinosaurs like how you made these sound real close the real sounds of those Dinosaurs.
They have modding tools, it's possible someone could take some inspiration and add them to the game.
Drytposaurus really be drippin'. Dilophosaurus has such an eerie yet beautiful sound.
0:53 Blud turnt into Spinosausus💯💯🔥🔥
These are actually great backgrounds noise! Not only do they fascinate my little dinosaur nerd brain but in some odd sort of way they’re both otherworldly and kinda relaxing. My favorite one is Dilophosaurus, it’s so hauntingly beautiful.
Boy the whole Mezosoic Collection. This is where the fun begins
Reminds me of the good old days...
Bro is 66 million years old
back in my day creatures didn't even make any noise and we were constantly hunted by shrimp like apex predators. you think your "mesozoic era" was tough?
The Compsognathus sounds like a raccoon,A bird or any tiny animals chirping,and the tail looks like a raccoon tail,Its just rlly cool
Prestoauchus is terrifying, not because it sounds like a toilet but it's just a larger and more dangerous alligator
It's Amazing that some of the sounds you don't really expect would come from the given Dino, but then they grow on me the more i hear them and they are amazing! I am IN LOVE with your aquatic dino sounds
What a fantastic video! Because of the excellent combination of the art as well as the vocalizations, I now think that I will only be able to see compsognathus as dino-squirrels 🐿😍!
It's more of a cookaburra(think I spelled it right) bird with their distinct call
@@CosmicEntity268kookaburra
The photo used for compsognathus is actually a life restoration of a close relative of it called sinosauropteryx, which lived in the same fossil formation as microraptor and yutyrannus. Would totally recommend learning more about it, the amount of info we know about its biology is incredible!
Ahhh yes! The perfect ambience for my daily commute to work! ❤😎👌
I wonder if a more advanced specie, millions of years into the future, will be listening to reconstructions of human voices while on their way to work.
@@aby110if humans disappear and intelligent life emerges again imagine the existential horror of discovering another technological civilization that came before you. Those sapient parrots or whatever would be in for quite the scare once they start doing paleontology.
This gives me such visceral feelings and I love it. It's genuinely unsettling to imagine hearing some of these sounds. Imagine being alone and vulnerable and exposed and you just hear sounds like this all around you. It would be genuine nightmare fuel.
I never expected that I'll fall in love with this but, Man The effort you made on these sounds is phenomenal!!
I love this so much. I think my favorite is how very corvid-like the Utahraptor sounds, makes me wonder if they might have been capable of mimicry. T. Rex is my favorite dinosaur but Utahraptor has a special place in my heart
28:05
Jesus Christ. Did they get some random guy to imitate monkey noises for this one? If this is anywhere near accurate I’m never going to sleep again
birds can prodice all sounds in existence so it is pretty accurate i would say
@@whatTFisThisnuh uh, there’s this one bird that mimics noises to attract mates
@@whatTFisThis Mimicry is documented in various songbirds, not just parrots and corvids (though corvids are also songbirds). Mimids, Parids, Icterids, the Lyrebird, starlings, and many other songbirds are well-documented mimics. The Brown Thrasher, for example, has the largest song repertoire thus far documented in any bird, with 1,000-3,000+ phrases/sounds.
@kolorsoftherainbow4295 yea i realized now that i made a mistake
No video could do justice of how loud an aregentinosaurus would be
These are my personal favourites and a little thought on each:
01:07 I know I’m getting hunted 👁️ 👁️
4:32 you are meeting a fate worse than de@th
6:49 that is not an animal THAT IS NOT AN ANIMAL
7:39 hold still and pray, it knows you are there
10:54 dont-touch-the-water, it’s waiting for you
17:00 it’s an herbivore, but, it does not see, friendly, it seems hungry
18:41 god has left us, this is the remnants of his wrath
22:22 it smells like bl**d, wait, where is everyo-
23:12 it doesn’t eat meat it does-nt e-at me- it- it does eat meat
28:04 wait its there? No don’t lose it- no, it’s playing with us, don’t panic, look to your left very slowly
28:56 something inside me, it’s telling me, it’s screaming, my blood, it’s screaming; run
31:24 the water is not safe there are eYES ON THE WATEE THERE ARE E-
33:05 I can only off myself for what is to take me if not would be much, much worse
This comment right here!! 😂 it made me feel like I was watching with a friend and agreeing on the feels of the sounds. Honestly I’d off myself too. I wouldn’t last for 💩💩💩
I like the way they sound quiet just like actual animals
The Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus starts off so serene and soothing until y'know, it goes full on fire alarm.
Thank you for going back in time to record all of this
I know I can't be the only one interested in some underrated creatures like from the synapsid era..... I know those must be incredibly hard to research sounds for since they're old as dirt but I'd love to hear them if possible. You've done so much good work!
YES, FULL COMP! I adore this series and I love listening to these awesome creatures
This compilation is a dream come true. I'm in love with your work !
Ceratosaurus is the stuff of nightmares. Like the devil tries to say something. Dilo is haunting yet beautiful. I love it!
the only thing i know is that, these sounds are way scarier than in the holyhood movies
Therizinosaurus 24:04 is haunting....
Imagine blasting these sounds in the woods at night
That would be fun ngl scaring the sh outta people ill get scared myself too tho lmao
Imagine if you just get a drone and attach a speaker to it, then blast Quetzalcoatlus sounds on it in the middle of the night in the woods 😂
Absolutely love your work. My partner and i fall asleep to these (or put them on for background noise). I like to daydream and imagine what kind of clues fossils gave you to make these
Well... That's so much more terrifying then I could ever imagine. The Giga and Spino two of my personal favorites, horrify me.
The dilophosaurus is so pretty sounding
Bro liopleurodon sounds like an f1 car lmao.
And its scary
If an F1 car and a blue whale banged and had a baby 😂
For the last few years, I’ve had an on going story I come up with to go to sleep to, and it involves a society of people trying to survive dinosaurs. These noises are really gonna bring it to life now!
The fact that they echo makes it almost eerie in a way- 10/10 would recommend
I don't remember how recent it was, but they figured out that Parasaurolophus would have likely sounded more like a trombone than modern reptiles, and Tyrannosaurus Rex made very low pitch vocalizations similar to crocodiles and elephants
28:04
He looks like my great-grandfather when he has WWII nightmares...
Cymbospondylus sounds like a particle accelerator, and Dilophosaurus drops a sick beat
This video is amazing. I love how the power of speculation, as we will never truly know how these creatures communicated, brings them to life. Great video.
Can I ask where you found the artwork featured in the video? Also really great work!
Dilophosaurus is so hauntingly beautiful...
Arg omg
I deeply love what you have done to make these drawings and remains come to life with these vibrant sounds. It makes my brain melt as I sense my instincts shoot up to be aware. I love every bit of it and while i had many sounds i consider quite soothing some sure were otherworldly in a way i couldn't explain. Also i loved the ones that sound like someone recorded taking a shit that made me really think about how close we really are yet so far away from these animals, also made me laugh a bit
This is so cool!! If you ever do another update, would you consider either placing a little human next to the dinosaur for scale or listing approximate size of the dinosaur when you're showing it on screen?
Sorry, I'm not trying to ask for more work when you're already doing an incredible job. This is super cool how you've done this, and it's cool seeing images that are likely more accurate to how they looked then what we're used to seeing in movies. I have found that the size of dinosaurs is also wildly inaccurate in some representations, based on what I've learned elsewhere, but i never remember later.
Listening to these sounds while looking at the dinosaur is fascinating and eerie... I like to imagine hearing those noises out of view, like in a forest or as i round a corner.. and having the visual image of them makes that even cooler. I just find myself also wanting to imagine their size, because i think that could really give an extra layer of awe, eerieness, and intrigue 🧟♀️😎
They've tested the sound on a parasaurolophus skull, though, and if you blow into their hollow horn, it actually sounds like a fog horn. I feel like the sounds chosen for it here were way too subdued and quiet.
This might've been done before that discovery tbh, and the creator of this video just didn't want to go through the whole hassle of making and editing new noises ig
The Dryptosaurus sounds💀
thanks for putting a human next to the dinosaurs for size comparison! you didn't have to, since this video is about audio and not visuals, but you did anyway. props to you, buddy :)
Incredible. I love these videos. Your hard work is absolutely invaluable. I had always been under the impression that the upright sauropods like Brachiosaurus probably didn't make a lot of noise, like a giraffe. It might be too difficult to push enough air out to make noises since it has to go UP such a long way. But I still love hearing these sounds, no matter what. Thank you!
those are somehow so calming i always come back to them i need them on spotify great work!!
This is fake, i don´t say it, a lot of paleontologist says it.
Is it over? Thank you for this videos, gave me long nights talking and listening it with my boyfriend, we both love so much dinosaurs and these sounds were just a portal to imagination and nightmares I must say hahah amazing job!
Relaxing Dino noises:
6:49 Dilo
10:14 Brachio
31:24 Mosa
This is actually good for relaxing or sleeping, love what you came up with, if it’s even close to accurate you’re a genius.
One of my favorite youtube series of all time right here.
Also love how the Liopleurodon is like "wooooOOOOOO!? WOOOOOOOOooooooo!"