This Prehistoric Fish Makes a Great White Look Like a Goldfish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Meet Dunkleosteus, perhaps the fiercest fish that ever existed. It lived 360 million years ago and was twice as long and three times as heavy as a great white shark.
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The mad scientist in me wants to start cloning these.
dont give Tony "Gain of Function" Fauci, any new ideas..
Find me a goldfish that can bite a human in half in one bite.
very educational and entertaining as well....For me DUNKLEOSTEUS is one of the most fearsome extinct marine creature ever ... thats why i made a custom of it for my CHANNEL... ( its a lego like figure only) .... i want to make more more extinct fish/marine soon... i want them to be featured in my channel ... they deserve an equal footing ... btw cool video keep on coming
When I was in grade school, I drew a lot of pencils drawings with shading of the skull of this fish.
the fish name Dunkleosteus it live in the Devonian Period it is the biggest placoderm its about 12 or 10 meters other placoderm is small
That looks like a ginormous snapping turtles head
Someone made dinosaurs sounds without hearing them
Prove me wrong dawg
YO ITS NIGEL MARVIN
irl dracovish
It looks like a slow moving bottom dwelling crustacean killer to me. 10-1-2022
How do they know how fast it jaws open ? lol
Estimates from computer modeling. Look up "4-bar linkage" mechanism. That is the mechanical energy transfer system in Dunkleosteus' skull.
Dame
I want that in Minecraft
*BIG DADDY*
Amazing what kind of fantasies you can dream up from a fossil.
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The way he pronounces it irritates me
"This prehistoric fish makes a great white look like a goldfish".
Huehuehue This title didn't age so well, eh Smithsonian?
Ah this brings back memories from hungry shark evolution 🤙🏾
Haha, love that game.
That game was fire
I unlocked without using money until the m tier in a day I swear it is true
If you never played that game, you never had a childhood
Ya
Now I want a great white as my pet goldfish
Good luck they’re allergic to captivity
Lol
I want a gold fish as my pet great white
with that kind of name, i'll be dead laughing my ass off first before being eaten.
How is it funny?
It sounds like a fitting heavy armor themed name. The heavy emphasis of "dunk" and the meaning of "osteos" fused together to make a really cool sounding name. Otherwise this isn't an animal to be fed with.
That's the point, it will seize the opportunity of your vulnerable moment
You laugh, it *eats*
Why do they like to use the term 'prey item'?
I mean, just 'prey' will suffice.
There's no such thing as a 'predator item', is there?
"item" makes it sound like it's sitting on a supermarket shelf.
Maybe it’s cause *predators* are less likely to become torn apart in feeding frenzies into unrecognisable bits ... or ..... *items*
It's probably also so that they can easily include scavenged carcasses in one phrase. Scavening is common even among animals which are called "predators'.
wearelegion it’s just a phrase, in the end it doesn’t matter as the idea is conveyed successfully regardless of the extra word.
Maybe because predators usually have many different kinds of available foods. So its like how an item at the supermarket wouldn't have you as an item since that is a one way description from the predator's perspective.
Giant Fish: *exists*
Hungry Shark Evolution: *Shark*
That mouth is not designed for suction. It looks more like a snapping turtle or pirahna skull. The mouth of a fish that uses suction is completely different. It has the ability to expand and retract creating pressure. If I had to take a guess, I would guess that those huge teeth were meant for huge crustaceans.
Agreed - the upper jawbones of modern fish are capable of detaching and rotating, allowing the mouth to expand outwards and forwards. Dunkleosteus jaws we're only capable of a basic scissor-like open-and-shut motion (as with all other Devonian fishes).
That’s technically true, as at this point dunkleosteus and it’s relatives were in competition against eurypterids (aka sea scorpions).
Its not called pressure. Its called vacuum
They’re not actually teeth. It’s just the way it’s jaw is shaped :D idk if it actually had teeth, but the ones we see are actually just the jaws being pointy which make them look like teeth like a snapping turtle :D
The big part of the suction, it seems, was simply because it had a large mouth that moved very fast (their anatomy made it so their mouths could fully open and close in about the time it takes you to blink if I remember correctly, and while maintaining substantial bite force). As for the plates, modern studies seem to point that, given how the plates developed, younger members would hunt primarily soft bodied prey they could slice up with their guillotine-like jaws, such as sharks, while larger adults made full use of the frontal spike like protrusions to hunt large armored prey, such as large mollusks and juvenile dunkles, canibalism apparently being something that wasn't uncommon.
It's called the DUNKLEOSTEUS
I believe that is a limited time coffee drink from Dunkin.
@@boxhawk5070 love that
@@dylanprice1978 dunk-en-do-nuts
What about the helicoprion lmao.
DUNKY! That specimen has always been a highlight of my visits to the Cleveland museum of natural history. The whole area of the Midwestern states was once covered in a sea, that these creatures lived in , so the fossils were found in that region.
I'd love to go deep sea kayaking with this fish hangin around.
I call BS YOU DON'T KNOW how fast that fish's jaws were.
They did the math, ran a simulation and speculate the placement of muscle tissue then apply it on a specimen. While it is not the most accurate they certainly know better than you
The tactic of drawing the bait towards the cage to get those shots of the shark really is wrong. The shark is trying to feed then gets drawn into accidentally biting a steel cage.. that's going to potentially hurt the shark. Horrible to do to the animal just to get a shot that appears to be attacking the cage.. stupid and crule!
It's why humans get what they get. Fuck with the Eco system the Eco system rips humans to shreds. U get what u give. We ain't see nothing yet. And government can't, won't help. They'll save selves 1st. See videos how many cops, pigs ran from ground zero.....
Er, for the record, this "dive" was just done with computer graphics.
It doesnt hurt the shark at all...sharks have no nerves inside their mouth or on their gum in order to eat turtles without being badly hurt by sharp pieces of shell,they also change teeth as much as needed so even if a shark breaks all his teeth on a cage,they will be replaced within 48hrs
2023: Now the DUNK is the goldfish. Boy how the tables have turned lol!
Dunkleosteus was pretty badass. 400M years ago, Mother Nature did not even have time to invent jaws yet. Jaws are needed if you want to chew and eat properly. This thing just sliced and diced its way through life.
This fish is megalodon's breakfast.
Yeah I feel they should've used that guy isntead of this fishie.
Its too boney. No flesh.
As they existed along side prehistoric sharks, one cannot assume the sharks were completely dominant.
marvioxious1989 - only the skull carapace and jaws were bony. The rest of the very large body was "flesh".
This fish could actually hurt a Megalodon though.
This video has certainly aged
Why is he talking like that... please stop sir
WHAT. do you MEEAANNN?
I hope they had permission to put chased by sea monsters dunkleosteus footage in this documentary
Why can't y'all crazy people stay in bed like me?
Be safe
V B some people are afraid not of death but rather never having lived
Brother we all are now inside our homes ...
Nice, you predicted the future 🦠
the sea monsters clip brings me back.
Great White: I have the fastest bite speed of all time
Dunkolstous: hold my beer
**slices bottle open with teeth**
the most scariest prehistoric fish i've ever seen so far
So apparently no, the great white isnt the goldfish, it's the dunk
It's estimated bite force per pound is higher than a Megalodon.
President NotSure dunkle has an estimated bite force at around 8000 psi while Megalodon has a bite force of up to 16000 psi not even close
@@jfkshotfirst7723 dunkelectous bite force is 8 tons ,while megalodon's 18-20 tons .
16,000 psi is that of avg salt water crocodile
That's how Peg would clamp down on my schlong.
8k bite force. 40k bite force. yeah dunk is definetly stronger than mge in terms of bite.
@@jfkshotfirst7723 idk where you got your information but it's had double the bite force psi as a megalodon 😂
I landed one of these a few years back while bass fishing. They put up a great fight. I threw it back thinking it wasn’t good to eat. 🐠
Billy Smith they are good to eat, done mine on the grill yum 🐟
Why are so many Megalodon fanboys throwing shade at Dunkleosteus? Surely not jealousy?
Considering the megalodon was 20 meters and the dunkleosteus could only reach half that size at best, I highly doubt there’s any jealousy.
@@th3gps223 What other explanation for the Dunkle hate in the comments then?
Theropod Hunter
Because there are actually people who genuinely believe that it could kill a shark twice its size. It’s hate for the dunkleosteus fanboys, mot the dunkleosteus.
Megalodon is much more dangerous!!!
@lizardblizard 1 wow😱😱👌👏👏👏
oof Dunkleosteus No longer should qualify to even stand next to Megalodon now. its tiny now 😅😅largest great white is bigger than largest Dunkleosteus.
I know this shark because i play Hungry Shark lol
Mosasaur is way bigger than dunk and has rows of teeth it's could ear dunk it one swallow but I think dunk involved into snapping turtles
Well, I am not going to the beach anytime soon!
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uhh.
Chill its now dead
The video ancient fish
Me BRING THAT TO LIFE I WANT TO SEE IT IN AQUARIUMS
Also me or is already real? Cus I saw it take a bite of that fishy boi
Um.....does it look like 3d or its just me because of the movements and color of the fish ✨🌹?QwQ?🌹✨
It is 3D obviously
The irony of the title is that dunk was probably the same shape as a goldfish
They left out what I think is the best part; the way the mouth plates slid against each other when it bit down made them _self sharpening_ .
gotta love that chased by sea monsters footage lol
They stole clips from nigel marvin's show
"Just imagine 360 Million years ago"... Long ago and far away... Just IMAGINE, nothing exploded long ago and far away... Just imagine... :-D
I see a gigant turtle head with some part of his shell.
Where's the full length feature? I've been wanting to watch it for months
It’s my freinds favorite marine creature
The narrator doesn't know how to pronounce words
Ahhh, so this is my cockatiels ancestor. Now I understand why my fingers are covered in beak imprints.
Ah, thus the attack of the almost cult-based fandom of the Megalodon and Its perpetrators against another aquatic pre-historic creature and Its newly-found admirers has ensued ! How marvelous !
This video is now very ironic LOL
Do we have the specimen that they used to record the bite speed? ;)
great whites are bigger than dunkleosteus so how does that make them a goldfish compared to it
Pyrozeus
The average Great White is only about 13.5 feet long. They’re saying that Dunkleosteus averaged around 25 feet long. So no, Great Whites are definitely not bigger than Dunkleosteus. Although it is true that maybe some of the biggest Great White specimens ever could grow close to 25 feet long. But generally speaking, the species Dunkleosteus was in a whole different league than Great Whites in terms of size.
Spence B dunkleosteus was 19.5 ft wtf
Pyrozeus even if that size estimate is true Dunkleosteus would still be a way larger predator.
People today: MeGaLeDoN iS tHe ApEx PrEdAtOr
if you exsisted in the time of the dunky: oh god NO A
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I mean, it has bigger teeth, but great whites have stronger bites so... tie
Not really teeth, bony mouth plate like things that self sharpen. As to why marine predators after this mostly evolved & had teeth, who knows, (just speculation maybe more resilient creatures in lower tropic levels could survive past mass extinctions better if they had constantly replacing teeth, as majority of marine predators do (& maybe not enough time/ space in the food chain for something like this to emerge again?)) Tho it is somewhat crazy to thing these lived closer to when jaws first evolved in any animal than to the first dinosaurs (or even the first trees maybe, haven't looked it up). Nature was experimenting for sure
Millions of years, yeah sure and what next you want to show me how milking a boar for the best milk makes good sense too right?? Foolishness.
I mean have you drink boar milk yet?
Why it reminds me peregrine vs Mountain biker video from BBC (oh, yes the background music)
Oh how the tides have turned
God had great fun making these animals.
It was armor-cased as well - like a predatory submarine on steroids. Oh & it's adapted to still exist today.
So, what is the evidence for the rapid bite?
Time travel.
With Dunk got resized, it's other way around now
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You gotta love "the bigger fish" reference.
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1:09, you're welcome
Yeah well orca are still bigger than whatever this thing is called, and also the smartest animal land or sea. They do kill and eat great white sharks.
dunkleotus the devonian beast
Brasil?
I feel like that's still alive in the deep antarctic ocean...
Absolutely no chance, unfortunately. Devonian mass extinctions were among the nastiest (that wiped it and most likely every armored fish out) then would've had to live & thrive for hundreds of millions of years & survive 3 more very nasty mass extinctions, including the worst one (end Permian). Unheard of for a top predator to survive hundreds of millions of years... Although it doesn't feel like it, we're many magnitudes more likely to find a living breathing plesiosaur than this, odds of which are also extremely slim to next to none of course
You're allowed to feel such.
How are you sure how fast it could bite?
Nintendo Mac that’s what I’m loving to find out how the heck would any one know
Joel Mcdonnell As far as I know they look at the bone structure and estimate how much muscle was in certain places like the jaw for example. Also dont forget we are all relatives of even this fish and the fish itself still has close relatives nowadays so they use that as help too. For instance crocodiles are often used to help recreate the muscle structure and bite force of Tyrannosaurs.
wow...its more to turtle head than a fish...so there no giant turtle prehistoric for sure
Ayo it's big daddy from Hungry shark evolution
What a name
I just dropped a Dunkleosteus.
Too short too corny.
Ah yes another void mouth suction martial artist.
Cant we humans too open and close our jaws in 60ms?
Big daddy
Dunkleostues is like crab and shark hybrid
"Dunkelosteus"
Me trying to open and close my mouth that fast
Musasauros: "may I entruduce my self"
Wut
this fish has been nerfed quite a few times.
I'm honestly so scared I can't eat now
When humans think they have facts while at the same time they are imagining things.
Its like seeying a scene of crime....and everyone has his own opinion of what happened, but the scene is always the same...
This is fck rubbish and has nothing to do with real facts or reality but everything about sensation seeking illusions.
The largest great white shark is 37feet
20 million years
Bullshit.
It was as big as a London bus, heavy as 2 compact cars!!! Shows man standing next to one...I don't see it