What the Hell is Armadillosuchus?!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- Haha! Got it before the end of the month! Sorry again about the sub-optimal video quality! WEAR A MASK!
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Great video. These animals were certainly very unique. Stay safe, and I hope your family recovers well. :)
We're doing pretty well so far. Basically the only concern right now is how much exposure I had & if I will start showing any symptoms in the next few weeks. Other than that everyone else has been cleared & can leave quarantine, so it's all going well.
Thanks for checking in though!
@@RaptorChatter Great to here. Some of my family in England has been affected by it as well, so I completely understand where you're coming from. :)
@Raptor Chatter - nice. The lizard featured (eating) is an alligator lizard. Once the clamp on, they don't let go. When one of these little critters is biting you it is amazing - you can't believe such a tiny (5 - 13 inches) reptile can bite so hard. Take an average pair of pliers and clamp the toothed part on your finger and clamp so hard the tears come to your eyes - that's what it feels like.
Yeah, that's actually a really neat features of lizards and other reptiles. Because they have an extra set of holes in the skull they have more connections for jaw muscles, so even in very small packages they can bite very hard.
Stay safe. Hope your family recovers without any complications. Have a great year and keep the videos coming 😁
We've recovered fine now, thanks for the well wishes!
Oooo, I hope your wife and son will be okay.
They're fine now, thanks for the well wishes!
I am not new to prehistoric creatures, but I just got back in to it and I want to learn so much more about prehistoric times and your videos help so much
Have a great day
Glad I can help!
Hope you stay safe Ezekiel and wishing your family all the best for 2024 from England.
Was listening to this with a lofi music on, I really enjoy all your vids!
Thanks!
Great video as always. Best wishes to your family. I know my comment will most likely not be read by you, but for your next video I would recommend making a "What the Hell is..." video about the archosaur Smok wawelski. It's placement into the theropod dinosaur lineage and later being changed to a rauisuchian I think would be a fun and relatively short topic. Thank you.
I think I put Smok on my list of animals that would be in the voting list. If not I will get it on there!
Thanks for the well wishes, my wife & kid have recovered, & I by some miracle dodged it, so doing relatively well now.
@@RaptorChatter I'm glad that you're all safe. Whatever people vote for, I'm sure that video will be great! Haha.
Thanks for a great year of chatter!
Hope you all keep well.
Blwddyn Newydd Da/Happy New Year!
Well we still have a bit more to cover from this year, but that'll be sometime in January, so still more to look forward to!
I didn’t think there were any crocs that could chew! I knew of the land crocs like kaprosuchus and the dog croc, but I didn’t know about this guy :D
There's some really neat crocodylians. Hopefully I'll get to work on them some day, because I think they're super neat.
Could you do a video on Procolophon? Somehow it seems extra tragic they were the last anapsid reptiles & they survived the end Permian mass extinction, but still went extinct in the early Triassic. And I know, today many paleontologists now say anapsid reptiles are really diapsids that lost their extra skull holes earlier than other reptiles, but if there was 1 reptile magically bring back from extinction, it would be Procolophon.
extant anapsids are diapsids that secondarily ‘lost’ or fused their skull holes. The earliest amniotes were anapsids but as a whole anapsids are just not monophyletic that’s why it fell in disuse.
@@vinny184 It still seems like such a tragedy. There was an entire order, the Procolophonomorpha, which actually survived "the great dying" the worse mass extinction of vertebrates ever. Then the last species went extinct in the early Triassic. If there was a way to time travel back & bring back just 1 extinct species from the Triassic, I would definitely want it to be Procolophon.
Awesome beast & Awesome show - thanks for another great season..!
Yeah, it's a neat animal, certainly unlike any modern reptiles.
@@RaptorChatter I've learned so much from you and always enjoy your programming... thumbs way up !
stay healthy you and your family ,hope they get well very soon.!Thanks for the info..
Can I just say, I love the non dinosaurian Mesozoic creatures, I knew about Armadillosuchus from Treytheexplainer's paleoprofile, he also did an episode on drepanosaur and Tanystropheus, and I just loved finding out about the lesser known creatures from the Mesozoic
This is late, sorry your family got sick, glad they did fine. I love your mind, I love your videos but... DUDE! The crooked picture on the wall! :D
Love em weird crocs from history
Great videos! The picture on the wall looks crooked. It distracted me a lot. Is it an optical illusion or is it really crooked?
May have been a bit, but we had lots of issues filming this one, so whoops.
@@RaptorChatter it's not meant as a criticism, I was just wondering if my eyes were off. Plus camera angles can make things look different from different angles.
I love this video even though your wife and son is exposed to covid you still got a smile on your face your very positive
Thanks! We're all doing better now, so that's fortunate.
Amazing vid
Thanks!
pre watching video, my guess is "my worst nightmare"
Or should I say Doctor. My grandsons and I have all caught covid numerous times
Oh, I'm not a doctor. I'm actually taking a break before I start grad school
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Hey Professor
a crocodile rodent!?
That's not the most inaccurate description I've heard.
I wouldn't use rodent as a descriptor, but it's definitely an odd reptile which has a lot in common with mammals.
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