A thing to note here: while Sharovipteryx is the only animal discovered to UNDOUBTEDLY have this anatomy, there is a more recently unearthed second genus that paleontologists are pretty sure is VERY closely related to it. It's called Ozymek and, while the fossil doesn't have the supposed hind-limb petagium preserved in the rock, it's considered much too closely related to not have it.
Absolutely love seeing Dino-like creatures that are lesser known I have to say my face is the dj ‘Dino’ thank you for showing the amazing diversity of prehistoric life
Nice video! The Triassic is so cool, and too underrated compared to the Jurassic and Cretaceous. There are so many animals that you could easily do a part 2
How many likes for you to rename yourself “Triassic Weirdo”? But fantastic video as always. Very insightful to one of the strangest time periods. - The ARC Minister
Interestingly enough, the first time I heard of Sharovipterygids was the book In The Presence of Dinosaurs published in 2000. Of which I first read that book back in 2017 and have long since purchased a little later that same year.
I've always wanted to work on a survival game with Triassic animals it would be so much more interesting than the same dinosaur survival games over and over and over again with the same Trex, Spinosaurus, Mosasaurus, Triceratops, yadda yadda yadda. I think it'll become time for something new to take hold in the future.
I would love there to be a full episode of a documentary that shows life in the Cynognathus Biozone of the Middle Triassic of South Africa. We could see Erythrosuchus hunting Kannemeyeria and Cynognathus living like the cynodonts in New Blood.
Not as weird as Sir Robert Winston hosting Walking with Cavemen, tho, right?
Yeah
Really interesting stuff. Some of the most preposterous reptiles ever
Also... Convergence With Dinosaurs: Walking With Meets April
A thing to note here: while Sharovipteryx is the only animal discovered to UNDOUBTEDLY have this anatomy, there is a more recently unearthed second genus that paleontologists are pretty sure is VERY closely related to it. It's called Ozymek and, while the fossil doesn't have the supposed hind-limb petagium preserved in the rock, it's considered much too closely related to not have it.
Justice for Shringasaurus!
Absolutely love seeing Dino-like creatures that are lesser known I have to say my face is the dj ‘Dino’ thank you for showing the amazing diversity of prehistoric life
Nice video! The Triassic is so cool, and too underrated compared to the Jurassic and Cretaceous. There are so many animals that you could easily do a part 2
The Ancient Anomalies of the Triassic
How many likes for you to rename yourself “Triassic Weirdo”?
But fantastic video as always. Very insightful to one of the strangest time periods.
- The ARC Minister
aw man keep going ✨ love the content
Interestingly enough, the first time I heard of Sharovipterygids was the book In The Presence of Dinosaurs published in 2000. Of which I first read that book back in 2017 and have long since purchased a little later that same year.
I've always wanted to work on a survival game with Triassic animals it would be so much more interesting than the same dinosaur survival games over and over and over again with the same Trex, Spinosaurus, Mosasaurus, Triceratops, yadda yadda yadda. I think it'll become time for something new to take hold in the future.
love this. i love ur content man
nice video
1:46 😂JACKOFFASUARUS from South Park 😂😂😂😂😂
This is a fantastic video and you've definitely earned my sub. Hope to see this channel grow very soon!
longisquama, so the peacock of its time.
10:25
The Triassic Aye-Aye, basically.
About 12:30
Why is this model not used any more in crocodylians? It seems to have some great advantages for ambushing prey.
I would love there to be a full episode of a documentary that shows life in the Cynognathus Biozone of the Middle Triassic of South Africa. We could see Erythrosuchus hunting Kannemeyeria and Cynognathus living like the cynodonts in New Blood.
"Lets not go the Triassic, it's a silly-saurid place"
Hey Hodge, have you ever seen the series Animal Armageddon? Would love to hear your thoughts on it 😀.
will you be reviewing the bbc documentary series "wild new world"?
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Archosauria >>>>>> every other clade
Plant lizard
The Permian is th most interesting
Sillysaurids
reason: God was drunk and high