Oh my god first reply

New fan>:)

Rexy aka knockoff Roxanne Wolf/Roxy

joe mama

is it a dog?

Lol

Lol ye ik

Logic lol

That’s Fusion for you…

Fr

I hate dilophosauruses... Not because of the actual dinosaur, but because of Ark.

That was dilophosaurus. How the hell don't you know that?

@@NoSignofSanity i forgot calm down

Dilophosaurus is very annoying always spitting,hitting and knitting

the dilophosaurus does not spit acid, but it is a ferocious hunter

LOl

LMAO FUSION WHY BRUH 😂😂 LIKE I KNOW ITS THE LOREEEEEEE but Dino about kill Yah :’)

Yes! Love the OG Michael Crichton books! ^^

Sorry to say this but the mosasaurus isn’t a dinosaur yes it did live with the dinosaurs at that time but it was technically a fish

There can be dinosaurs that live in the water

So the mosasaurus is a dinosaur

But my fav is the t-rex

@@ATK_KLAE not really, mosasaurus and it’s relatives are reptiles being closely related to monitor lizards.

time stamp?

@@maxie12yearsago13 the ending, with the T-Rex dropping the radio.

When did dinos learn to send emails?

Just wait until a velociraptor starts a discord channel

So its literally the summary of Jurassic Park per The Critic [look it up]

What’s your favorite Dino though

@@caped_crusader4 mine is also raptor same as fusionz and 2nd fav is indominus and 3rd is utah raptor one being a hybrid witch is I rex

@@caped_crusader4 the brachiosaurus definitely.

Raptors

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Same there ain't alot its mainly supernatural or thing that are completely unrealistic

@@Dinoking1526-nh7gw Agreed

On baby

& aliens would be tight concept

Dinosaurs aren't scary??

@@digimonalvatrax2738 usually not, but this game kinda made 'em scary

@@PandaUniverse Have you read Jurassic park the novel from Michael Crichton? That masterpiece of a book is a kind of horror on its own, i suggest you to read it, great fun and suspense

@@KJ-kn8pg no, but I’ll look into it, seems interesting 👀

@@PandaUniverse I highly recommend it, its not even too long to read, about 500 pages.

small but scary

actually, they didn't hunt in packs. the dinosaur had different carbon isotopes in the smallest and largest teeth discovered, which suggests the raptors didn't feed their young. And it showed that they changed what they ate as they grew bigger. This means they likely didn't hunt in packs

@@blyat8832 They are literally notorious for hunting in packs

@@moofey6900 in Jurassic park, yes. A simple Google search would prove that statement other wise lmao

@@blyat8832 Well there goes my childhood

I'm so scare of kelpies

😅😅😅😅😂😂😂 I can assume if that was me asking for help. I be dead already LO. L.

I have always been partial to the sarchosuchus over the kaprosuchus But yeah, anky was a favourite of mine growing up

Ooh nice

Kaprosuchus is really cool lmao. I like Tanycolagreus

Nice answer mines is the velocitaptor

I assume when you said therezinosaurus you meant tickle chicken right? XD

Yeah I haven’t gone full dinosaur encyclopedia mode in years but this video returned my 5 year old self’s dinosaur obsession to me. Time to go pretend to be intelligent

@@CorgiShark sameeee also wof fan? 0.o

Was it The Gaming Beaver? Cause I know he played this game like 3 or 4 years ago

I also recognize this game from somewhere that I do not know

Trunks

@@cynthiaortiz9999 I believe that it was, I watched it and I do remember his commentary to the game and the intro

@@landontibbs9467 wait, who are you talking to?

Im from British Columbia too!!!

Ogopogo has a yugioh card now.

@@warwulf1889 thats pretty cool! i dont play Yugioh but its till neat

The mythical dino will eat your toes-

Another Canadian here! I remember learning that in school, I was in Alberta at the time but it does remind me of my favourite dino the nigersaurus

Yeah jurrasic park thought that as back then studies weren’t as good as they are now

They can swim too

@@TheLoreKeep Not quite a swimmer, more a paddler

@@TheKUGuy actually if I remember correctly at the time of the filming scientists still thought it was motion based vision

@@noodlenamednate4327 yes

Aren’t you the one who suggested this?

@Tatamii^2🍌 no

@@toxinvr9929 my favorite dinosaur is The Sturgeon: Learn About Sturgeon Sturgeon are living dinosaurs. Fisheries biologists have discovered that sturgeon existed as long as 200 million years ago. The scientific name for white sturgeon is Acipenser transmontanus, which means “fish on the other side of the mountains.” Both white and green sturgeon are native to the Columbia River. They are anadromous, meaning they start their life in fresh water and spend part in salt water, just like salmon. But unlike Pacific salmon, sturgeon do not die after they spawn. Sturgeon can live to be more than 100 years old! The white sturgeon can grow 20 feet long and weigh more than 1,500 pounds! White sturgeon from the Columbia River have been known to go as far south as the Sacramento River in California and as far north as the Frasier River in Canada. Historically, sturgeon were found in the Columbia River all the way north to Canada and in the Snake River in Idaho. But that changed with hydroelectric dams and habitat destruction from changing land uses, which have severely lowered sturgeon populations. Some sturgeon are now limited to living in the river between the dams, and do not migrate to the ocean. In their natural habitat, sturgeon feed on clams, mussels, crayfish, worms, lamprey, smelt, anchovies, shad, fish eggs and other dead fish. They have no teeth, but use their mouth to crush prey and have a special spiral valve digestive system to help them absorb food and other nutrients. A variety of predators prey upon sturgeon eggs and young ones, but humans are the main predator for large, adult sturgeon. Fun Facts about Sturgeon How old can a sturgeon get? More than 100 years old. How big can a sturgeon get? As big as 20 feet long. Are sturgeon bony? Sturgeon bodies are a combination of bones and cartilage, but most of their body is cartilage like the tip our nose or our ears. What are the bumps on their backs? The bumps on sturgeon’s backs are called scutes. They are circular pieces of bone with a point in the middle. When another animal bites into it, it will get a hard bony point in its mouth. How do sturgeon find their food? Sturgeon do not have to see their food in order to eat, unlike salmon. Sturgeon use their barbels, the things that look like whiskers, to feel and smell their food. How big are sturgeon eggs and how do they grow? For such a big fish, sturgeon eggs and babies are very small. They are about the size of a small bead. Sturgeon like to lay their eggs in fast moving water, which spreads the eggs out. The eggs are heavier than water and sink to the bottom, where they stick. Sturgeon like fast moving water so, dirt and other silt can not cover the eggs and kill them. Sturgeon grow very quick when they are young.

The progress saved icon, now scares the crap outta me! There nothing good with the progress saved icon.😱 Ghosts, dinosaurs and ghost dinosaurs are a terrible combination!!

It really does give Finding Bigfoot vibes

Hah, that sound hilarious from here but it must have been horrifying You know the chase scene from the original jurrasic Park with the rex and the jeep? That was a reoccurring nightmare I had as a kid, different dino each time tho T rex sized ankylosaurus was horrifying

@@radtrainlord8126 yup, that sure sounds horrifying, too. Idk what it is, but i’ve always found it so scary when one can hear something big moving around, but not being able to see it at all before it’s practically right ontop of you

@@Eifos-L-Braxenlee one time I had a fnaf character circus baby, but it worked like a weeping angel, always in the corner of your eye, always that little bit closer as I ran through a junkyard that was just the same four things in a grid patten into the the endless void that never got further away or closer despite me running. That one, that one spooked me

@@radtrainlord8126 weeping angel? Never heard of that before

@@Eifos-L-Braxenlee doctor who Statues that murder people but can only move when not being looked at Completely silent though

It’s Pteranodon not pterodactyl + it’s not a dinosaur

@@promemerboy1765 Yes, it is NOT a dinosaur. But, they did exist. Their original name was “Pterodactylus”. They use Pterodactyl for short. 😊

as someone who likes Lego jurassic world, you can eat a sock

You cant outrun them, there strides are huge

I agree with burning Goji

@@TheKUGuy it’s better than standing still trying to act invisible lmaooooo

@@pinxjodi801 true

They had a very amazing sense of smell

Happened with the Argentinasaurus in Primal

​@@Bullboy_Adventures came here to say this, that episode HAUNTS me

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It’s true lol

Innit man - they’re like what the velociraptors rlly are in jp1-apart from feathers

Hmmm you just fr watched 6 mins of it and just said this

It's more like slender to me

@@Dinoking1526-nh7gw yea i guess thats true. what i meant my that is scary big thing in woods that you hide from type of thing

Ikr

yeah bruh XD

Good blend ngl

So it just breaks your ankles or sumthin?😅

It would have to be Spinosaurus for me. I like large, deadly things.

Jp raptor or real raptor?

It's so funny lol

@@TheLemonGoose ikr lolz 😂

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@@R.MaxumOff and what about The Sturgeon? Learn About Sturgeon Sturgeon are living dinosaurs. Fisheries biologists have discovered that sturgeon existed as long as 200 million years ago. The scientific name for white sturgeon is Acipenser transmontanus, which means “fish on the other side of the mountains.” Both white and green sturgeon are native to the Columbia River. They are anadromous, meaning they start their life in fresh water and spend part in salt water, just like salmon. But unlike Pacific salmon, sturgeon do not die after they spawn. Sturgeon can live to be more than 100 years old! The white sturgeon can grow 20 feet long and weigh more than 1,500 pounds! White sturgeon from the Columbia River have been known to go as far south as the Sacramento River in California and as far north as the Frasier River in Canada. Historically, sturgeon were found in the Columbia River all the way north to Canada and in the Snake River in Idaho. But that changed with hydroelectric dams and habitat destruction from changing land uses, which have severely lowered sturgeon populations. Some sturgeon are now limited to living in the river between the dams, and do not migrate to the ocean. In their natural habitat, sturgeon feed on clams, mussels, crayfish, worms, lamprey, smelt, anchovies, shad, fish eggs and other dead fish. They have no teeth, but use their mouth to crush prey and have a special spiral valve digestive system to help them absorb food and other nutrients. A variety of predators prey upon sturgeon eggs and young ones, but humans are the main predator for large, adult sturgeon. Fun Facts about Sturgeon How old can a sturgeon get? More than 100 years old. How big can a sturgeon get? As big as 20 feet long. Are sturgeon bony? Sturgeon bodies are a combination of bones and cartilage, but most of their body is cartilage like the tip our nose or our ears. What are the bumps on their backs? The bumps on sturgeon’s backs are called scutes. They are circular pieces of bone with a point in the middle. When another animal bites into it, it will get a hard bony point in its mouth. How do sturgeon find their food? Sturgeon do not have to see their food in order to eat, unlike salmon. Sturgeon use their barbels, the things that look like whiskers, to feel and smell their food. How big are sturgeon eggs and how do they grow? For such a big fish, sturgeon eggs and babies are very small. They are about the size of a small bead. Sturgeon like to lay their eggs in fast moving water, which spreads the eggs out. The eggs are heavier than water and sink to the bottom, where they stick. Sturgeon like fast moving water so, dirt and other silt can not cover the eggs and kill them. Sturgeon grow very quick when they are young.

Same lol

I got Jurassic park vibes from the very start when he said dinosaurs were in the game

Compys?

It is a compy

Have you ever heard of Dino Crisis?

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@@BCRivers No

I understand this very

Chickens are more closely related to dromaeosaurs and Troodontids than tyrannosaurs

Yeah

fun fact/dinosours use to be real like 38 million years ago I think-

65 million years is the youngest fossil i think based on what they keep saying in those movies

Jurassic park rather

@@marissapepitone6971 Nah they’re a legend/myth

Oh I quite like cerato but it’s prob 4th

oh cool, I like the nigersaurus

@@hideyourlocalvaporeons8710 and why is that 🤨

@@Christopher15096 I like ''things'' that live in the water, and ducks have bills and the nigersaurus has a bill :)

Ceratosaurus is criminally underrated

Wanna hear a joke?

YOUR MOM

Jurassic World Aftermath is the best dino horror game (in my opinion)

I love spheal, I even have a shiny one in Arceus (Extra big sized) but random fact, my favourite dino is nigersaurus

They where herbivores, so not really murder happy

@@jesusramirezromo2037 if u playing "the isle" u know they ARE murder turkeys xD

Might I recommend Jurassic World Aftermath?

I’ve seen it, that is creepy