The one with the shirt and the jeans is my favorite dinosaur

*The title:* Dinosaurs *The video:* Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs, Turtle, and mammals.

Very interesting presentation, but how did you ever get all those dinosaurs to stand still so long?

Dude, some of these animals (megatherium, megacerops) were mammals not dinosaurs!

When I was a kid brontosaurus was the biggest dinosaur and Pluto was still a planet. Pretty soon my childhood will no longer exist.

This was a very false representation of like 80% of the dinos

Absolutely incredible what creatures used to be on this planet.

velociraptors were the size of a turkey, and Spinosaurus didn't walk erect on two legs or hunt on land, it waded in shallow water hunting fish.

I see that Carbonemys Ark model lmao

You’ve massively underestimated the length of Argentinasaurus. Most estimates say that a fully grown Argentinasaurus was over 35 metres long.

Ever since I was a kid, I've been fascinated by dinosaurs.

Wild how a video made in 2019 just unironically claims Compsognathus is the smallest non-avian dinosaur when we've known about Microraptor since, what, 2002?

Mammals aren’t dinosaurs. Pterosaurs aren’t dinosaurs. The concept is interesting but the text was difficult to read, especially on a phone.

that guy is really brave to stand next to a velociraptor

I got chills when, towards the end, one after another, one giant dinosaur after another was eclipsed by an even larger titan.

Can you imagine how powerful a heart must be to pump blood through those massive bodies?? Is it even physically possible??

Argentinosaurus was 40 meters long, at least 35 m long, not 26 m!

Trex: I'll defend you human *Argentinosaurus appears* Trex: err nvm

Fun fact for people who didn't know this, Pteranodon and other flying creatures, turtles, mammals from the prehistoric past weren't considered Dinosaurs nearly extinct reptiles and mammals.

2:58 The dinosaur is like "why do I get a prize"?

2:15 that's not a dinosaur that's a Cenozoic animal

The megatherium & the brontotherium are mammals, no dinosaurs

Nice video, I enjoyed watching - the way you'velined them up and used familiar animals with not so familiar animals is great for kids and adults alike to put the sheer size of these animals into perspective - especially as some of the dinosaurs featured were separated in space and time, you wouldn't see them represented alongside each other in a documentary due to keeping the time periods accurate, so your video does a lot to offer perspective. Just a few observations if you ever get around to an updated version (things change so fast): You may be aware of this, but several species included in this video are not, in fact, dinosaurs (e.g. the pterasaurs and prehistoric mammal; and, Carbonemys). You've included a few out-dated models (e.g. Spinosaurus posture is very different to the movie monster presented here; and, many of your therapod species are depicted with pronated wrists - something they couldn't do). You've also included one fictitious model (Dilophosaur was never considered to have a neck frill outside of monster movies). Some sizes need updating too. And finally, a single species represented here has been represented twice under two different names (Stygymoloch and Pachycephalosaurus are the same species, but they represent different life stages of the animal. A third species, Dracorex (not represented here) is also an even younger specimen of Pachycephalosaurus - we continue to be duped by dinosaur name rushes, I'm afraid). Still though, do not take this as criticism of your video... I mean it from the position of someone who enjoyed watching this and wants to give observant advice for you should you choose to make another (which I most definitely think you should).

I wonder if Argentinosaurus shook the ground while walking... It was the size of a house, probably bigger

>Lots of dinosaurs lacking feathers >Lots of non-dinosaur animals >Many of them are anatomically incorrect >Some are just poorly made or have bizarre proportions (Aka Spinosaurs and Megatherium)

From the USGS site: "Approximately 700 species have been named. However, a recent scientific review suggests that only about half of these are based on fairly complete specimens that can be shown to be unique and separate species. These species are placed in about 300 valid dinosaur genera (Stegosaurus, Diplodocus, etc.), although about 540 have been named. Recent estimates suggest that about 700 to 900 more dinosaur genera may remain to be discovered." I sense a sequel coming....

Almost none of these models are even close to scientifically accurate.

I liked it! Lots of hard work and the scales and context were mind blowing! I loved dinosaurs as a kid and all the other kids thought I was weird. Now all kids love dinosaurs!

Giganontosaurus?

The advancements in dinosaur discover in the last 2 years amazes me.

It's crazy how raptors were really the size of chickens or turkeys. They really exaggerated their size in movies.

This is an AMAZING lineup. I'm so impressed. The dinosaurs that fascinate me the most as the tallest ones. Wouldn't it be great to see them in real life? I am writing a novel that features dinosaurs and wanted to review the tallest to see which one to feature.

Half these models are based off of ideas from the 70's, and are really, really out of date. Also, Rhamphorhynchus, Pterodon and Quetzalcoatlus were pterosaurs (fixed), not dinosaurs, Carbonemys was a turtle, Megacerops was related to horses and Megatherium was a sloth.

I was really excited till I saw the featherless velociraptor.

I find 7 foot long dinos weighing only around 20 kilograms highly unlikely.

He put flying reptiles and mammals in a DINOSAUR comparison

lol did I you take that carbonemys picture from ark

thank you so much for this. Been a Dino fan since 1961.

Poor stegosaurus, got called "the dumbest dinosaur" way after death.

Merci mec pour ta vidéo. J'ai 41 ans et je ne me lasse toujours pas d'admirer ces superbes animaux depuis l'enfance. Par contre on arrive pas à lire certains noms parfois.

Those dimensions are wrong... very bad

Bad representation and sizes.

Some footages of the Jurassic Parc: Operation Genesis make me feel like 1998 again

THE DINOSAURS NEED FEATHERS!

"The dumbest Dinosaur" made me laugh so hard

This is very inaccurate.

Seeing all of them lined up from afar looks like they’re about to play nature’s most interesting football game.

Dinosaur comparison: shows mammals and pterosaurs

Some are not dinosaurs

My favourite one is the Montanoceratops at 1:12. The Carbonemys beneath him weighs 1000 kg, the Montanoceratops 70 kg. That must mean it is completely filled with hydrogen. Wow

Appreciate how those guys were standing so calm

Wow. Great visual. Thanks for the good work.

That’s not a megathirm and these are all in inaccurate

3:16 I love how the song sync when the T-Rex is next...

Argentinosaurus, 83 tons weight. Epic!

The elephant: am the biggest creature ever! T-rex: shut up or I will step on you

I love how he made fun of the Stegosaurus for having a small brain

Who called me the dumbest Dinosaur

My favorite dinosaurs is spinosuars it's big and beautiful

3:22 Tyrannosaurus - Carnivores and the largest among now! 🔥 Had fearsome dagger like teeth!

2:24 Poor Stegosaurus :(

Compsognathus wasn't smallest dinosaurs - Anchiornis, Epidexipteryx, Epidentrosaurus, Microraptor and few others were smaller. Velociraptor, Dilophosaurus and few other dinosaurs in this video aren't look like to real dinosaurs. Rhamphorhynchus, Carbonemys, Pteranodon, Megatherium, Megacerops and Quetzalcoatlus was't dinosaurs. Stegosaurus wasn't necessarily dumbest dinosaur. Spinosaurus was smaller and probably quadrupedal. Argentinosaurus wasn't necessarily biggest dinosaur - Puertasaurus, Patagotitan and few other was probably could bigger. But in this video Argentinosaurus is too short - Argentinosaurus was 30 m. long. Sorry, but it is bad video.

I also like the Allen Watts background!

Barney Length: 6'2" Weight: 350 lbs.

(Edited) Well Carbonemys is a Reptile but definitely not a Dinosaur, Megatherium is an ancient ancestor of sloth which is a "Mammal". Pterosaurs are not dinosaurs, a dinosaur is a kind of reptile that inhabits the land

Spinosaurus, neither 20.9 t, less than half that and a likely quadruped. Basically a branch of Dinosaurus that filled out the semi-aquatic Crocodilian niche. Theropods are built like birds not Elephants. Overall nice video.

The argentinosaurus was capable of growing to over 110,000kgs.

I watched this video SPECIFICALLY so that I could see where Styracosaurus ranked. Thanks for letting me down.

the moment you realize dilophasourus is bigger than ceratourus

El Argentinosaurio! Grande y Hermoso! Tenía que ser argentino.💓🇦🇷

Dreadnaughtus is believed to have gotten significantly larger than we thought. The original size was based off of remnants of a juvenile.

im pretty sure most of this is false.. especially the gallimimus, it was about the size of an ostrich. and from shoulder height, spinosaurus and trex are pretty much the same height. and dilophosaurus was 800lbs roughly, not almost 1200lbs lmao

Love the use of Alan Watts as well.

Most dinosaurs look to be from jurassic park operation genesis anyone agree🐊🐊😏😏

I can count every polygon on these models that have almost all been taken from some dino game from 2006 lmao

The smaller dinosaurs I like the most because they look like fast runners like a sports car🦖🦕

hold up, wait a minute, spino wasn't that much bigger than rex

0:12 my favourite dino a human being :)

Respect the camera man for going back in time for this

i was very impressed that the Allosaurus did not eat every Hervibores Dino in the Making on this Video .

Megatherium is my Favorite Dinosaur !

2:18 megatherium isn't a dinosaur

i love how right above it's stats is the title "dumbest dinosaur". Like what did the stegosaurus ever do to you lol.

Imagine if you could domesticate dinosaurs, you wouldn't want the last one to come running up to you after work. 'Daddies home go see'...… Splat!

This in orderly, good job!

1:06 I can even tell that Carbonemys was Ark Survival Model

I recognize all the Jurassic Park Operation Genesis 3D dinosaur models lol

Petco: How may i help you? Me: Argentinosaurus ! Petco: you old and tiny !!!

dont even TRY to tell me that carbonemys wasnt the same model as the one in ark

Y’all really did the stegosaurus like that... damn

If this vid had the aquatic ones in here that would have been interesting I'm pretty sure there way bigger but idk those last 4 were damn big

2:09 -- I'm pretty sure Dilophosaurus did not actually have that frill. That was just an oddity inserted into Jurassic Park for the sake of adding a little flair to its one little scene where it kills Nedry (Newman).

Smallest dinosaur technically is the bee hummingbird with 5 cm (2 inch) and barely 2 grams in weight

I love how there’s a Dino named after the dreadnought

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I think the graphics are very good, but I know it is difficult, in some cases, to read the name and references. On the other hand, I do not see any marine animals, such as megalodon, ichthyosaurus, mozasaurus, leviathan, basilisaurus, etc. But thank you very much for sharing your video, I really loved it.

When ARK players and Jurassic Park fans sees actual dinosaurs heigh and lengh: Impossible

Beautifully done. Maybe include more megafauna in the next presentation? None the less be very proud of this one!

Dilophosaurus did not have this extra skin on its neck. That was made up by Jurassic Park.