Casual Geographic minus melanin = prehistoric facts

bro seriously I've said this we never lost Steve Irwin he passed his knowledge and information on the two genuinely intelligent people casual geographic and the dino facts nothing ever disappears it just changes and evolves

@@christopherkoehler7210 not just two people people around the globe

@@christopherkoehler7210 and David Attenborough is also passing knowledge (that old guy who voices every documentary ever even prehistoric planet)

Myths are always true, because they are always built around cores of truths. It would be better to say "misconception," or "delusion," or "falsehood," or "lie," or "fiction." I hate the assumption that the word always means a falsehood, as it is popularly used. However, I agree that usually, if the prey are not too big and strong, that the Komodo and those other predators will kill kill them on the spot.

Not so considering komodos have been confirmed to have an anticoagulant venom that keeps wounds from healing. One good bite and it's up.

@@oceanberserker Except that isn’t their primary killing mechanism. Their actual main weapon is just plain physical damage, and their anticoagulant saliva at most assists with this process (and that’s something said by the very biologist who discovered they had anticoagulant saliva).

@@bkjeong4302 I never said anything to the contrary, I'm just saying that the venom (NOT saliva) helps for when if the prey manages to get away. If a dragon isn't able to kill its prey on the spot, which happens a bit more than you might think, or if the prey is more of a unit, like say, a water buffalo, the venom is a good way to kill or at least weaken the prey enough that the dragon doesn't have to spend more energy than it needs to kill it

@@oceanberserker Not really, because from the perspective of the individual Komodo dragon what matters isn’t that the prey dies, but that it (and not some other Komodo dragon or some other animal) gets to eat the prey.

The human head can live up to 12 seconds after being decapitated

@@That_Mazzini_Fan prove it. :p

@@rebeccagillaspy2681 Well im not French,Royal or live in the 1700's

@@That_Mazzini_Fan aha! Imposter!

Its tail, not "it's tail," which translates as "it is tail." No apostrophe in the possessive. As for the supersonic whiptails, that theory is likely not substantiated, though I have no doubt they could do serious injury, if the tails themselves were strong enough not to be damaged.

We did coexist with megalania. Before we killed it off.

That's what I'm thankful for this Thanksgiving

I just want to see a living Tyrannosaurus in the flesh. It can be sleeping or laying around, I don’t care. I just want to see one ONCE even if it meant the end of my life.

@@KingGiganTitanusROARKing true I kinda wanna see one. Take pictures and videos. If this ever happens imagine how quiet you need to be so you don't interrupt it?

There was no humans living with dinosaurs

The levyatan in the same video: breh

@@mailstorminurbox bruh

I mean largest terrestrial, but I can see the confusion

@@TheDinoFax nice to see the mistake corrected! Have a great day fellow dinosaur and other extinct creature fan!

@@TheDinoFax thank you dinofax

I wish ALL of them were still extant. But if they survived to the modern day, I am afraid we would have caused most, if not all, of them to go extinct.

​@@dondragmer2412 hm if big dinos were still alive then humans wouldn't appear

Yes..

Dude

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Most of them just animals

seriusly.... imagine a T.rex with a Triceratops horn in the middle of the throat or penetrating the T.rex's chest, I wouldn't want to be that tyrannosaurus because he would be feeling absurd pain while dying slowly..... I wonder how hungry a T.rex needs to be to want to hunt a Triceratops, especially a triceratops in a pack.....

The book?

@@spryninja1509 yea …… I’m trying to figure out what theropod family it belongs to . Is it a tyrannosaur? A carcheradontosaur ? A megaraptoran? I JUST DONT KNOW WHAT IT IS So I’m asking if he can figure out what type of theropod it is

@@seanessdracosaurus2793 yeah when I read it confused me so much

@@spryninja1509 yea a little but was able to accept

'Murica my guy

Just use an online converter or your PC's own built-in accessory calculator.

@@dondragmer2412 dude he started converting feet into meters sometime after I posted this comment

Don't worry, it's on my list!

So, for one, I did not claim it was THE largest, I said it was one of the largest. Because I was referring to purely terrestrial animals. I'm well aware whales are significantly bigger