But Tenontosaurus remains a jobber.

Basically the only thing that’s accurate about it

@@paulkuchnicki6404 weirdly they got the skull right too, but it looks a bit odd in most places.

King Rexy The way I walked around like it’s the Quasimodo of the Cretaceous period really makes it look like a guy in a suit.

I was suprised. The tenontosaurus looks quite nice

JOHN RUN THERE'S AN ACRO BEHIND YOU

rip john

@@jamillatorres7226 OH GOD WHERE JAMILLA WHERE

@@russianpooch4711 BEHIND YOU YOU DINGUS

@@jamillatorres7226 OH NOOOOOOO

Why did u stop making animations?

@@saymumssoul5062 my old PC broke. I might try to get back into it now that i have a new one

kiarash608 thats unlucky, Yeah i used to always watched you’re animations when i was a kid 😂 but than you suddenly stopped uploading so i thought you must’ve lost access to you’re channel or something.

To be fair, that Acro was a youngster

THOSE DAMN ANKLE BITERS

Not to mention Charcahrodontosaurus is the only one out of the 2 that could kill Spino more than Spino could kill the charcharodontosaur

@@suchomimustenerensis yeah, I think even bahariasaurus would win against spino 60% of the time. Even though spino is larger it’s just weak

@@starbirds2464 not weak, Deltadromeus was even smaller than Acro so Spino could beat it 60% of the time, but still, Carchar is no Piece of Shidasaurus

@@suchomimustenerensis I’m talking about bahariasaurus, it’s 12 metres long. It has Spinosaurus arms too. Spinosaurids was designed to hunt fish, while carcharodontosaurids and Megaraptorians were designed to hunt sauropods. They’re just way stronger

@@starbirds2464 I think Bahariasaurus and Deltadromeus are synonymous

I 100% agree. This documentary could’ve been better.

Watch dinosaur revolution. Good show. Like juvenile tyranosaurus There were some good episodes. up or allosaurus episode.

Paul Kuchnicki True, while it is interesting to watch them hunt it's also interesting to watch them grow as if they were living things and not animated models.

I really want to see a big theropod actually being chill and relaxed for once in documentaries

@@racingraptor4758 I have, and I adore it for its comedic take. But some of the scenes are a bit cartoony.

Saaaame.

Prehistoric Planet had a great scene with that. A Tarbosaurus and some herbivores all drank from a lake together without fighting

I agree, Trex and spino are good in all, but seeing acrocanthosaurus in more mainstream media would be nice for a change

T. rex and spino are bigger, sadly that’s what predicts popularity among the dinos. Allosaurus is the one you should be against if that’s the case

@@TheLegodude102 yeeees

Dinosaur King, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis and Jurassic World Evolution is all the Acro appearances I remember

Same with neovenator and megalosaurus they are just left in the the dust half the time.

Super Mario Logan Fan That is my childhood right there. When i got a normal acro from the arcade game i was so unbelievably happy, when i visit the Isle of Wight there is a dinosaur king game there so i always bring that card along to spend a good £3.00 with my friends to reminisce on the memories

Yeah, but they lazily interpreted the tall ridge on their Acrocanthosaurus as a sail rather than a hump, and made it go all the way down the tail when it should end at the hips.

I like how the alpha gang made their acro more powerful and pinker and it still got defeated

Dinosaur King reference. :)

Yet, the Alpha Gang should've equipped Alpha Acrocanthosaurus with a Super Fire Move card called "Flaming Dragon Breath", since it shoots fire out like a dragon.🔥

T.rex was larger than Carcharodontosaurus

Pretty sure they both went extinct about 115-112 Million Years Ago

Yep. The green one, which is more of a wanna tyrannosaur. And the grey one, more like an actual acrocanthosaurus.

The doc is shit tho

Such a shame it debuted in such an god awful documentary

@@supertrike5893 Still the best carcharodontosaur depiction somehow because of how awful they tend to be.

@Trevor Jones i hope we see that in jurassic world dominion

That... would be awesome!

Immagine if they would give him the head butt from jurassic world evolution

If The Acrocanthosaurus Was There, The Giganotosaurus Would Team Up With The Acrocanthosaurus To Beat The Trex

Its always Spinosaurus, isn't it?

@@Middlerun1 I mean....can you justify ANY of that nonsense?

@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812 Probably not until we can find a complete or near complete adult specimen

@@Middlerun1 We have.

@@godzillakingofthemonsters5812 ?

Ikr

Save from how it interacted with the Deinonychus' and the whole solo sauropod slayer thing, pretty solid.

Honestly, it's a bit weird to perfectly point out how well it holds up. It could definitely do with more muscles on the back to create a muscular hump. The spikes are too high and stop somewhere around the hip rather than continuing down the tail. The hands are neutral, so that's good, and the skull is also accurate, despise somehow just looking odd in most shots.

King Rexy So the back should be more like the Jurassic World Evolution version?

@@riamus7258 I think the skull should be a little narrower.

It’s not as bad as the Spinosaurus. In fact, the Acro episode is not nearly as bad as the Spino episode. But there’s still some problems with the Acro.

I have no clue why they made a dumb claim like that.

@@batspidey7611 not only that but it was right in front of one and could have easily ate the little thing

@@Mr.Wetherilli That Arco was meant to be a youngster, not a full-grown adult. But at the same time, the documentary was stressing the MAIN reason Acro went extinct was because the Sauropods it specialized in hunting went extinct, not because of new rival predators like Deinonychus.

Just like a pack of wild dogs or hyenas chase away a lioness may be that Acro was a female 🙄

@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 fun fact hyenas are nearly the size of lions meanwhile the Deinonychus is almost smaller than the a acro's foot, so that is a horrible excuse for why it walked away

Monsters are animals

How is Jurassic World Evolution one bad? They have done questionable designs for some dinos but the acro looks fine, besides the hump which I don't know if its realistic or not.

Rkaale 123 I don’t care whether it’s ugly or not. The real issue if it’s accurate or not.

@@JPOG7TV its honestly grown on me. I actually really like it now but not as an acrocanthosaurus.

@Rkaale 123 well the ability to sprint is still debated.

@Rkaale 123 oh god yes. It's so weird, the game treats their movement as cat like but that's just not possible. The broken backs of a lot of smaller dinosaurs are the worst by far. And I agree, I doubt dinosaurs ran with their heads down and tails in the air. I have no idea why Frontier made them sprint like that, no dinosaur in the entire franchise does that. In the first film the t-rex sprint was much more realistic, it was more like an elephant, where the speed comes from the size of its stride alone. In JWE it's just straight up goofy looking. I think the sprinting is part of it, but have you also notice the dinosaurs in that game feel very light? They bound and dodge even though theyre supposed weigh like 6 to 10 tonnes, you would never even see that in the movies (with the exception of the galloping dinosaurs in the Jurassic Worlds). When it comes to realistic dinosaurs movement JWE is pretty awful, and could learn something from games like the Isle and Path of Titans.

@Nostalgic Raptors didnt hunt in packs

@Nostalgic Reading it myself, it's not really a confirmation to anything but an expansive idea to how we're understanding them. The articles say raptors hunt in groups, but not in such a coordinated way to be called a pack hunter. They brought up how raptors died together, but so would crocodiles and komodo dragons yet they're nowhere near as coordinated as lions or wolves are. Around the same month however, some researchers found snakes that do hunt in packs. amp-cnn-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2017/05/26/americas/cave-snakes-hunt-in-packs-trnd/index.html?amp_js_v=a3&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=15911436889426&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F2017%2F05%2F26%2Famericas%2Fcave-snakes-hunt-in-packs-trnd%2Findex.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJl_ncl8ldqViIE.html So anything goes really. I need to see the full report to buy into this concept because what I'm reading right now are just speculations, not a strong enough evidence to really confirm anything.

SuperReco 4 that's not really true raptors is a generic term referring to either birds of prey or multiple different genus of dromeasaurs we don't know if some dromesaurs hunted in packs and others didn't especially since we have trackways suggesting some did travel in groups said tracks are theorized to be Deinonychus by some what could've happened is that a pack of Deinonychus brought down a Tenontosaurus but another pack invaded their territory and a large fight broke out which would explain all the skeletons in that area either way it doesn't completely rule out pack hunting by any means.

Yea thanks sorry about that

*late 2000's and early 2010's

The book Raptor Red features Acrocanthosaurus as one of the animals

T-rex:

The Big Five Carcharodontosaurs.

Lol yeah it’s not a gazelle, it’s 4 times the size of an elephant and I’m not sure elephants can run like that over long periods

Tarascosaurus salluvicus Yeah, that news honestly pisses me off. I’m from Texas, and Paluxysaurus was our State Dinosaur. And now I find out it isn’t even its own species anymore? Yeah, I’m never a fan of when Dinosaurs that we think are completely unique species/genuses turn out to be just variations of other Dinosaurs that are already well known, like how Seismosaurus is now considered just a super-sized Diplodocus.

@@kevinnorwood8782 And officially, _Sigilmassasaurus_ , _Spinosaurus maroccanus_ and _Oxalaia_ are considered minor synonyms of _S. aegyptiacus_ , which means that _Spinosaurus_ also inhabited South America.

Tarascosaurus salluvicus that paper is under serious debate so don't tote it around like it's fact.

@@megalosaurushungaricus2671 the problem with this paper is that sigilmassasaurus and oxalia are known from very poor fossil remains than spinosaurus . And even if spinosaurus and oxalia are related oxalia would still be genetically different since most animals that have relatives on another continents are still genetically different from each over. For example asian elephants are genetically different from African elephants. Oxalia is probably a sister taxon of spinosaurus like giraffatitan is a sister taxon of Brachiosaurus

Just as it probably would've been in life.

@@riamus7258 ok either the tail is really strong or acro has a relatively breakable skeleton

@@jacobcamacho5452 I mean. it's a sauropod. A single whack from that tail would hurt so much. Maybe even fatally injure or kill.

@@riamus7258 true

Btw would tenonto actually retaliate against acro or just deinonychus, heck did it even stand its ground at all

But to small to do anything

They said sauroposeidon here too only 36 tons but in reality it's 50 tons or more

Acrocanthosaurus is actually 6.2 tons. It was 4.5 tons in 2000s but recently it got size buffed

@@Smaug130 yeah.. still too small i think, something that big (over 11m and taller than an allosaur) with the jaws it has, the dense and compact skeleton, and being the apex, is basically going to be like a kodiak bear, continually eating and hunting big things. you are then going to have something at least as heavy as a large megalosaur and at most as heavy as a giganotosaurus. as usual much research is hampered by the fact most palaeontologists rush past this thing to get to t rex, and acro misses out on valuable hypothesis, estimations and papers for the best part of 2 decades, while t rex gets silly pissfight headlines like "maybe there could be individuals over 14 metres long because there may have been giant ones with gigantism in the species we think and that means t rex is again the biggest one, not spino, so there" - i'm not even joking. but that's apparently credible and not something smacked down by others in the field, while the 3 separate species one which i found interesting and plausible, was.

@@Smaug130 sorry I went off into a little tangent there!

Megalania episode wasn’t bad either tbh

I agree.

I think the only episodes that were bad were the Mosasaur and Spino episodes, the rest were either meh or alright.

What’s up with the mosasaur episode? Also, the mosasaur in this documentary is Tylosaurus.

Ariel Nunez dinosaur documentaries sure do love tylosaurus.

Why you hate spino? Even in their Acrocanthosaurus episode, you bully them for their spino

@@demontorvo5384 because they made a freaking abortion of a abomination disgrace to my favorite dinosaur And just to let you know while I prefer the real one I still love the 2000's 2010's and even 1900's era spino jp3 spino is easily my favorite fictional dinosaur

The Acro wasn’t even fully mature it wouldn’t even survive a pack of deinonychus

@@redx3816 it still was multiple times larger

In reality reaching 11.5 meters (38 ft) in length, and weighing up to 6.2 metric tons (6.8 short tons

Woah, I haven't expected to see you here!

I'm sorry, but what does this referring to?

Yorokobe Shounen

Make it more buff, then voila

Super Mario Logan Fan and look like it gave up on life

Dinosaurs, why?

Dinosaurs, there is evidence of Acrocanthosaurs chasing down a herd of Sauroposeidon

It’s skull shape is better suited for other dinosaurs

Only Spinosaurids eat fish & Acrocanthosaurus is a carcharodontosaurid built for slaying giant sauropods

Shantungosaurus: it's a wrap for you

Not Utahraptor, but Deinonychus, yes.

@@riamus7258 So then what large theropod lived alongside Utah?

@@strzygon5426 Falcarius, Martharaptor, Geminiraptor, Yurgovichia, Nedcolbertia

@@strzygon5426 oof, I realized you meant "large theropods". Seems I accidentally gave you the list of all theropods it lived with xD.

They're both relatives

@@riamus7258 ik that but I'm saying if Acrocathosaurus was The same size as Carcharodontosaurus an Giganotosaurus all the dinos living in the same area as the Acrocathosaurus other dinos would have huge problems

All of them belong to one group Allosauroidea

@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 there also Carcharodontosauridea family To

Acrocanthosaurus is the fourth/fifth largest carchardontosaur after the "big three" of Carcharodontosaurus, Giganotosaurus and Mapusaurus, and maybe Tyrannotitan. All five of them exceeded 6 tons.

Stop bad mouthing someone who's expert on these animals. You aren't a paleontologist

Looks a bit small for a sauroposeidon

Charly Luevano could be a juvenile.

The documentary Prehistoric also has a good depiction of Acrocanthosaurs.