Acrocanthosaurus is my One of, If not My Favorite Carcharodontosaurid. Only Rivaling that of Giganotosaurus

from my observation of crocadillians today. It seems they may simply have to have had a bite force that allowed them to hold on to prey long enough to drown it rather than tear strips or chuncks of it while still alive. Crocodiles in Australia still drown their prey, but use a tactic called a "death roll", (oops you just mentioned that) in which they simply grab prey, then twist their body over and over and over to disorientate their prey as they take it under water.

Til this day it continues 😂

Imagine if they still existed today some crazy people like the Russians would have them as pets and the Chinese would b enjoying a feast big enough to feed a whole town or two currently replying on bat droppings

if anyone is wonder the snakes name is bill

"Africa was once ruled by bears." Yes, but they were Black bears. My grandma said so.

If the lions were decimated there’d still be 90% of them left. Devastated or destroyed would be more accurate.

"So today, I came across a venomous lizard the size of a small family car that was fighting a three and a half ton hyper wombat." "And what did you do?" "Nothing. Out here, we just call it an average Tuesday."

Oh, the mispronunciations!

tintoboa>wonambi

Our bad guys😅

CUTEEEEEE

Youd be the first ghost to ever exist at that point

there is this guy called roaring eco report him

So, dont drink glacier water.

Imagine the sizes of the spiders back then!? Nah that’s nightmare fuel

That Jurrasic World scene with the Indominus taking an ankylosaurus's club swing to the f*cking face and shrugging it off like it was nothing was absurd. This kind of complete lack of realisticness is partly why these newer Jurassic Park movies are difficult to take seriously. They don't show you animals acting like animals. They show you invincible monsters acting like Hollywood monsters.

Now u know what,s it like to see a Bigfoot ,but he walks up to U ,aka type of bear 10 to 11 ft tall ,maybe 6 to 700 lbs ,run,s off on all 4,s faster than any black bear ,my time in the mountains !

Sure the Cretaceous period! Yeah that’s the ticket

Many thanks to you for another amazingly presented & produced video. Very interesting & very well researched. All in all a great video that's interesting, absorbing & very well narrated.

Interesting that it had such a limited range. That probably means that there are extinct species like this around the world waiting for someone to discover their fossilized remains, but if the potential area is so small then we may never find them.

Prehistoric Humans: enter Australia. Wildlife: *”Welcome To Hell.”* Humans Now: Enter Australia. Wildlife: *”Welcome To Hell.”*

And then there's the movie Day of the Dolphin.

I quick distinction for everyone that's rather important. The size of a character in Egyptian art has nothing to do with their size4 in reality. People, objects, and animals are made larger or small relative the their importance to the scene depicted or to denote status.

As much as I like history, mainstream history is all wrong, especially Egyptian history. Just like everything, politics ruined history.

its like a really really huge toucan!!

hot

#nerfbrears

Humans will always be the biggest monsters towards nature!

We really assume that there were billions of dinosaurs but only have 11000 fossils with most of those fossils being single bone pieces. How do we know that there were so many? I know the odds of something being turned into a fossil are astronomically low.

I'm not going in any era with dinosaurs unless I can bring a battleship and some tanks with me

i don't see a difference

Yall have no proof of any of this. Fairytale ass mfs ahahaha

I’m not sure if you or anyone else will see this, but I want to say thank you for this video. It’s helped me so much in crafting my depiction of Tylosaurus in a short story I’ve been working on set in the Niobrara Formation. The skin impressions info is absolute chef’s kiss cause I didn’t even know that was discovered till watching this. Love the content as always, so keep up the good work.

The evolution of these animals actually makes quite a lot of sense, they fought each other with their clubs, to compete for things like mates, while also needing to be HIT by said clubs. Perhaps leading to clubs getting bigger and armor becoming stronger. Kind of like how deer rut for mates, and in animals who do rut, the things they use to fight often get bigger and bigger, leading to a more specialized version of whatever body part they use. It's amazing how nature has these systems for weeding out certain genes and keeping evolution going. Of course no concrete evidence for anything here we're all just looking at old bones. Edit* AHH FUCK HE HAD DEERS IN THE VIDEO TOO AS AN EXAMPLE I THOUGHT I WAS SMART FOR CONNECTING THE DOTS :(

And there are people today claiming that there are such things as 'dangerous dogs' amongst the 'domestic' breeds!

used to be?

Egyptians were not blck.

The monitor venom sucks I got bit by aTiny one and it bled like crazy

I swear those goanna still exist lol ahaha

What if Agriotherium was introduced to the Roman Empire instead of

The Bears were subsequently and systematically eliminated from all of Africa by the Big Cats who moved in from Asia, Middle East and Mediterranean lands. The Bears were prayed upon by Lions just like Tigers feast on full grown Brown Bears and the Ussuri Bear which is as big as a Kodiak

Get a grip we don't have bears and mountain lions lol

It’s Australia. I didn’t expect an easy life in the ancient landscapes of that dangerous island.

Somebody send this to joe rogan

Idk man, I killed thousands of these things in ARK. I think I could take it irl

Remember! Everything in this video is just speculation based on very few evidence. We dont know shit about the past....

0:30 What about Australia/Oceania?

as an Australian I confirm that my family trained giant spiders to be our species of horses and we have to fight kangaroos every day so we can go to college and work

Why were Stella sea cow's population already bad before being discovered