It is wild to think about!

@brainbarf really one of the craziest things when you think about it. Thanks for the pin, btw!

ok what happened was clearly Jupiter was ordered to execute order 66

It's not crazy at all, you need to pay attention. It's been explained many times before.

@@bob44044 Sorry Mr. Smartass. I'll try to pay attention more in the future.

You’re not wrong…

🤯

​@@brainbarfYes, he is wrong, as are you.

​@@shelbyseelbach9568 is he wrong though?

@@arentrammel8689 ABSOLUTELY. 100% WRONG. They didn't all die, they didn't all become extinct. So, ya, WRONG!

Can't blame them lol

They were like "nah these creatures are hella annoying" 🤣🤣🤣

Humans were alive with dinosaurs

😂

​@@moneyheist_- No they did not

@@jamesgalaxy8013 who taught you that? There was a footprint resembling modern human that was found near the dinosaur bones

Manny Heffley

You’d be surprised…

@@brainbarf your name is barf, that’s what happens when I see beetroots *damn those things* why would I care I learnt it in 1st grade and it’s always gonna be how I think of it.

me to on kinder garten

​@@rosalindadelacruz7354 same

Fr

Nah man the Dino’s friend was hittler the dinosaur 💀💀💀💀💀

"I wish to live a nice long, healthy and happy life and get to... hold up bro that shits gettin kinda clo-"

That depressed dinosaur...

That one physcopathic friend "i wish that we all go extinct."

Emo dinosaur: “ I wish a meteor can hit the earth and just like kill us all”

Everyone including me is talking about matpat because of the end

A game theory!

A world theory!

Still a theory

It's not a theory because there is a big crater in the gulf of Mexico and a globally present band of radioactive substances only found in asteroids present in the rocks around the time of the end cretaceous extinction. They're also not extinct as birds are literally a defining group of dinosauria.

Not all paleontologists believe in the bolide theory actually, there are other issues at play which severely complicate the situation.

Indeed!

Dragons.

I saw this one from a mile away

Its fact

Ok mattpat

Very likely, someone has done their research…

Sorry to disappoint :(

​@@brainbarf Nah man its fine

Me to

Only in Ohio

I saw a couple in Florida...they became friends with a random lady and ride on quad bikes together on the beach shore

uhh yea so?

I'm 1/64th T-Rex, on my mother's side of the family. 😂

Ohio isn't funny, what's the deal?

I am with you on the chain of events theory. One thing led to another and over a long period of time, what we know as “dinosaurs” slowly went extinct!

@@brainbarf Yeah I think what was depicted walking with dinosaurs while outdated in terms of dinosaur knowledge probably has the most logical depiction on how the dinosaurs possibly met there end with a string of unfortunate events.

I think aliens keep coming back from their distant worlds crash land and rob earth

​@@TheSandwhichman108There was volcanic activities that triggered extinction of some dinosaurs 65 mya although, in a small part of the eastern side of asia . the main cause of extinction was the asteroid , an asteroid known as chicxulub with a radius of 10 km hit earth while hiting earth it lost some smaller parts of its surface , the result of impact was a crater in mexico gule named chixulub crater , and release of ginormous amounts of gas resulted from chemical reactions within the oil and gas reserves inside the earth causing the atmosphere to change , plants to wither and animals to starve , the force of the impact created tsunamies all around the globe , the small rocks that separated from the suface of the asteroid came back after a while although most didnt reach the earths surface they burnt and increased the temperature of the planet , in the end it resulted in the extinction of 75 percent of animals , only animals smaller than a certain size survived

​@@banddiego6530✌️👽🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, that is a damn long time.

Which means they had their Sh*t together. They didn't know or cared that they were around for 200 million years. That they kicked ass everyday of the year.

No wars no poverty no taxes they had a good 200 mil years run

Still do

Boom make dinos say bye

​@@brainbarf and momkey evolve to human and human took over da world

boom makes dinosaur say bye bye

And that big rock has no trace on earth boOm.. 🤣

Yes

My man!

Birds are literally dinosaurs, moron. It's actually like saying humans aren't primates.

They are the same but... more Like they are still dinosaurs but they aren't the same non-avian dinosaurs like the ones 66 million years ago but I think that birds are actually still as interesting

The actual reason why people want to call them avian dinosaurs now is because actually we're discovering that dinosaurs and birds aren't really far apart in genetics and in some cases behavioral instances basically birds are dinosaurs that evolve flying feathers and have changed appearance due to circumstances other than that they pretty much still have genetics to become flightless dinosaurs again and as far as scientists are concerned dinosaur behavioral findings matchup with a lot of modern-day avion dinosaurs

Ok hear me out, pluck all the feathers from a chicken, and you've basically got a miniature T-rex in body shape

Bingo you are correct, God sent the flood

😅

Finally someone who actually knows what happened I am so frustrated that people actually believe that

yikes

Not worldwide but many could get caught up in a localized flood. food still in their mouth. River bed flooding is one of the main contributors to making fossils. As the water table rises silt flows over the dinosaur. Also back then the earth was way warmer meaning it had more atmospheric energy which in turn created massive storms. Massive storms cause flash floods.

That is crazy!

Source?

No, it wasn't the meteor earth was changing oxygen levels dropped by a lot, climate was changing before the asteroid.

It’s not from a specific documentary, it’s from a free, online footage website called Pexels!

No, the animations are made by Julian Johnson-mortimer, a youtube channel

Yes

KZfaq

I hope so!

Ok

And that is why I chose to say theory!

When udk mammals lived alongside dinosaurs:

Someone else has already mentioned in the replies here that we find dinosaur fossils with mammals, but that's reminded me that if you want to see something really cool, look up the 2023 Psittacosaurus vs Repenomamus - it's a really cool 125 million year old fossil that appears to show an opposum-sized mammal attacking a small dinosaur that is 3 times bigger than it is, before they were then killed and buried instantly by volcanic ash and debris, and they fossilised perfectly.

🐦

💀💀💀💀

You can find pretty much anything in Ohio

The behemoth better matches the description of an elephant or a hippopotamus. Dinosaurs like sauropods have hollow bones, while the behemoth's bones are described as "bones are as strong pieces of brass, his bones are like bars of iron" as well as having a tail that "moveth like a cedar", referring to the lebanese cedar tree, which doesn't look or sway much like a sauropods's tail. There's another line that says "Under the lotus plants, he lies, in the shelter of the trees and in the marsh." A 80 metric ton sauropod like Argentinosaurus would have been way to massive to hide among marshy plants, and the semi-aquatic sauropod hypothesis hasn't been accepted for a long time, as if they fully submerged themselves in water then they would've been crushed under their own weight. There's also a line that says "his nose pierceth through snares", which sounds more like an elephant's trunk than a sauropods nose. I can't find the exact line, but there's another bit that mentions it being equipped with a sword, which could be referring to horns or tusks, neither of which sauropods had. Also nowhere in Job does it mention it's long neck... the key defining feature of every sauropod (except Brachytrechalopan, which is quite small for a sauropod). Hope this helps.

4? Check yourself. Much more than that

I think he talked about the non-avian dinosaurs.

Much more than 3 must’ve survived, what are the names of the 3 dinos you are talking about?

@@MewsOvercast Most birds species from the Cretaceous died out alongside the dinosaurs. The species that survived aren’t precisely known, but we know that only 3 lineages of birds that survived the Cretaceous are the origins of all bird species today. The most likely species that survived are the ancestors of the *Paleognaths* group (ancestors of ostriches, emus, terror birds, moa..), the *Golloanseres* (ancestors of ducks, swans, geese..) and *Neoaves* that include all the rest from eagles to sparrows and penguins.

@@rowanwild8445 thanks. You said 3 species survived, so I thought you meant only 3 species of dinosaurs survived, not groups

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but some are remind remember only 5% we discovered water so water dinosaurs can be alive 😮

@@F9Gaming-yy3kx Birds are dinosaurs

@@MakoClark yes they are but evaluation of dinousors but water dinosaurs are alive because we only discovered 5% of water

The theory actually stands because the meteor could not be the reason for the extinction

Me too😢

Uhm you dont know birds?

He has a point not all dinosaurs went extinct. The small dinosaurs evolve into birds so the next time you see a bird, your looking at a dinosaur

That is an awesome fun fact!

​​@@brainbarfou know nothing of paleontology yet post this innacurate videos. It saddens me that you reach such a broad audience with your lies

Oh no

Hot take but I like the theory!

Thanks I guess!

@@brainbarf I was refering to "experts" & "scientists" habit of opinion/theory = hard facts.

Science works on assumptions, the latest theories with the most evidence are in a sense regarded as fact not because of arrogance but to build new theories upon them. In this specific case though there's literally a crater we know it was the asteroid.

Ok?

Smaller animals survived. Rodents and the like.

​@@TwiliPaladinincluding smaller dinosaurs they survived the extinction and went on to become birds

pov you failed science class

@@pandyiscool 💀

Lol

A simple way to put it...

Yes

Not all went extinct because tiny dinosaurs with feathers survived and they ended up evolving into birds, look it up on google, trust me

What?

Beerus

I think you may mean ducks are dinosaurs...either way very interesting!

Bro this video was posted 1 million years ago, you just didnt check the publish date before you commented 😩

@@faeb_ what does that have to do with me saying they lived 66million years ago not 65million and also it was posted 3 weeks ago:/

​@@thermomuto bro that was sarcasm

​@@faeb_ lol fr

​@@thermomuto it was a joke............

Not only that, but there is evidence of a massive crater imoact down in the gulf of mexico. Its pretty cool. Plus the k2 layer contains all sorts of evidence!

@@dietmtndew6119 Yeh!

The fact that i ave a bird and she,s cannibalism- (as a joke cuz she bites real hard and she savage) so witch means my bird just let her inner dinosaur out?💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

There is no such thing as "perfect species", nature and ecology is always changing. It all died because the world changed too fast for them to adapt. Birds just survived because those groups already lived in habitats that didnt get too much affected by the global changes

@@leonardohonorato3652 that's what I said 😭

@@leonardohonorato3652 ill still think my bird just released her inner dinosaur out🤣🤣

@@riotbreaker3506 kinda, but the "perfect" didnt sound good to me. The idea is there but you didnt say it in the most correct way. Not trying to sound prepotent tho, it just bothered me a little

I tried :(

@@brainbarf It's okay buddy, I'm in my 4th year of geology. So I spend alot of time researching these subjects!

I'm being pretty serious

@@brainbarf I mean you might be, but phrases like "it's just a theory" when referring to any legitimate field of study, like say paleontology, is a bit of a red flag regarding accurate information. The information in this video may be broadly speaking not inaccurate, but it's still a phrase that creates misconception

​@@risky_busine55 well archeology things are theories. We can't tell that something happend for 100%.

@@yaqb__1918 gravity is a theory. Plate tectonics is a theory. The fact that germs make you sick is a theory. Theory doesn't mean guess, it means the thing all the evidence points to.

@@risky_busine55 wtf are you talking about

I haven't heard of that theory before, thanks for letting me know!

I completely agree, how I said it at the end was slightly confusing!

So what is the evidence that this catastrophe occurred. What catastrophe could have kill the dinosaurs and leave such a well preserve fossil record in the process?

@@nemshimacapana6730 We have rock strata to corroborate the mass extinction of the dinosaurs. Essentially, the older the rock, (obviously), the older the fossils. The Chicxulub crater is pretty good evidence of a "recent" mass extinction event, created just over 66 million years ago. Recently scientists found asteroid dust inside the crater, so that pretty much rules out natural formation. Most dinosaur lineages died out at about that time too (and it's likely the rock strata corroborate this also) so this is pretty good evidence that the dinosaurs were caused by a mass extinction precipitated by a large collision. Of course, there are always people who deny anything you give them, and will fight like hell to push forward some other claim that makes far less sense -_-

​@@nemshimacapana6730A meteor could do that pretty well, and the world-spanning layer of iridium sitting right at the extinction line supports it.

Yeah, a surprising amount of people are shocked when I tell them this.

Some say not all dinosaurs are related to birds only some theropods are and they right

Damn bro that is so funny 😐

@THE NOBODY MEMES_Two person use this account nah man he just does grhhh grhhh

Yeah, it's because it's 4.5 billions years old

@@alexk8669 no it’s not if it were that old we would have been more technologically advanced

@@JustAnythingChanneI earth is 4.4 b years old, life on earth is 3.8 b years old and humans are less than 1 million years old. And we created cars, planes, rockets, space stations, computers, phones and have achieved many progress in medecine, technology and the understanding of the world and universe in just the last 2 decades. So i would argue that we are pretty advanced alredy.

@@alexk8669 dinosaurs died from great flood and Noah took them on boat and we killed the rest off you can read about the big flood in genesis

@@JustAnythingChanneI dinosaurs and humans never coexisted, and there never was a great flood that flooded the entire planet.

I definitely see your point, and you’re correct about the main, generally accepted theories…nothing can ever be definitively proven. That said, there are plenty of theories that lack evidence and scientific support. But you’re right, I could have been more explicit that the asteroid theory is the most well-supported one.

Theory, independent of the thing explained.

Ok man

Sounds right to me!

How does it explain dinosaurs evolving into birds over time tho. If there wasn’t much oxygen in the atmosphere, they would have died out pretty quickly, not nearly as much time as needed to evolve. That theory does however make the “if dinos died, why didn’t snakes and crocs die as well?” Question be answered. Until further evidence I’m sticking with the asteroid, or my personal favorite, Scrat from Ice Age killed the Dinosuars 😂

@@Commander_Thorn. they don't evolve overnight and the oxygen level in the atmosphere doesn't drop over night, that's why a lot of creatures died out and a lot of them evolved, and there are other reasons like maybe less food or water in the region. I'm not saying that the asteroid thing didn't happen, I'm saying it's definitely not the cause for all of them going extinct. I mean think about it, if they all were whipped out, it had to be a very massive asteroid that will be doing that. But then, how could it whip out most creatures around the world and there is no record of something happening to earth from it? Okay you could say there was acid rain and ashes all over the world and an Ice age, but where is the large hole that should be seen or at least detected from the impact?

@@Commander_Thorn. birds actually existed long before the extinction. Like waayyy before.

@@yeezy69 the asteroid was definitely the cause. Along with volcanic activity I think. The impact of the asteroid created ash clouds for a very long time and those clouds blocked out the sun and made plant growth very difficult.

Not really,with our technology,realistically speaking we would still be the apexes

Pal, living in Memphis, Detroit, Philadelphia, or San Bernardino is way more dangerous than living with dinosaur. Heck, ppl are much more dangerous than any creatures -- guns, etc...

@@SCP-4335MW not for 2 million yrs we wouldn't We had to put up with bears, big cats, and big birds anyhow

It would be the other way around. If dinosaurs were still alive, people might chow down on a bronto burger, or have some velociraptor for thanksgiving.

New foods for Chinese 😂

Yes I think this explanation is the best. How else would we get such a well preserved fossil record except by lots and lots of mud. And how would we get enough mud to cover a dinosaur except through a massive world wide flood. You're on to something🤔

It might be because dinosaurs are just a lot more awesome!

... k

You’re not stupid, and what you described is somewhat similar to what likely happened. I don’t know about the illness causing them to evolve, and I’m doubtful of the genetic relation between dinosaurs and giraffes / elephants, but chickens and other birds are related to dinosaurs!

@@brainbarf maybe there might be all kinds of dinosaurs that we have yet to know about and your thoughts might make sense since there where flying dinosaurs as well

Brain Barf said it pretty well, but no giraffes and elephants are definitely not dinosaurs. They are mammals and thus synapsids whereas dinosaurs are (ultimately) reptiles and specifically diapsids. They diverged long ago.

​@@brainbarfall birds are dinosaurs

Facts

​@@brainbarf I just love scrolling through the newer comments about Noah's flood and telling them to bring up evidence for this theory to be proven 😄 🤣

THANKS FOR WATCHING!

Not original

@@crimson-samurai1908 yah, I know

NO ITS A DHDJDHFB BALLER THEROY

DAMIT, I WAS THINKING THAT