Danger duck. Nut cracker Extra Large.

Honestly, your scenario is much cooler the First Episode of walking with beasts

I saw a skeleton of this at the Smithsonian. The information about its herbivorous habits was updated, but they were still calling it Diatryma.

I really hope we get another documentary about Eocene Europe. I mean I really enjoyed the first episode of Walking with Beast and with the newly discovered Dentaneosuchus in France I hope to see more of early Cenozoic earth. of course, WWB ignored the Paleocene aka the time right after the KPG extinction which was also a fascinating time in earth's history.

Hey Raptor Rex! Just started getting into your channel, and I love it, cool stories with tons of awesome facts, but not overly scientific terminology. I was thinking you should cover the Masiakasaurus, a small Ceratosaurus relative (called a Noasaur) that has a long neck, a rectangular head, gracile legs, short sickle-clawed arms, and robust downturned jaws. These Jaws contain big jutting-out front teeth for puncturing and grasping, and smaller serrated back teeth for tearing and grinding. Its weird teeth have been speculated for eating fish, small land animals, or even fruits! It has most interestingly been interpreted as eating Shellfish, which for a dino is super unique, and that's why I think you should cover it! In some ways the head of Masiakasaurus does remind me of the durophagous marine reptile called Placodus.

Quality chook!

nice

Chocobos.

Giga Duck

Extinct bird, I’d like to see a video on is Presbyorns. Maybe Osteodontornis.

Can you do the Yutyrannus

Could you do tupeadactulus.