As for what his next adventure was Nigal said on twitter that he really wanted to do an episode about Spinosaurus And if we look closely at the picture he's looking at It depicts a creature with a long snout Long arms And s big back So yah His next adventure was to rescue the spinosaurus And as for what creatures he would incaunter Spinosaurus Ouranosaurus Nigersaurus And onipristies the giant sword fish
Nigel is too OP for Jurassic Park/World, simply by virtue of being actually competent. Nigel has been keeping dinosaurs in paddocks made of timber, and these absolute buffoons can't even contain them in concrete pens!
The hadrosaurs leting themselves being petted by random critcher they don't know?Knowing how big herbis can easily be stressed around new things i think what would have been funny in this episode is that th paras pushed over Nigel (without hurting him) and start to panic around his car XD
@@Edaphosaurus Ahaha yeah I visited it in 2016 and I was a little let down by it, I get that the retro reconstruction of the skeletons it’s part of the charm of the museum but I can’t help but feeling disappointed when I see dragging-tailed dinosaur and retro reconstruction in a museum
Very interesting to see what's changed. Kinda a shame a lot of the species are missing but I like the open-ness of it. Also cool that the elephant species are all still there and that the Moeritherium finally got some new paint on its trunk. Hope to visit again soon
I haven’t been there since Dec 2015 and I don’t remember anything about the displays and have no photos. It’s good to watch this video and see the before and after. I agree with the comments about the removal of the horse display.
I think I've been to the mammal hall about as many times as the dinosaur hall, which is why I know it so well! With regards to the horses, I think the fossils and models could be reused, but definitely to reflect our modern understanding of their evolution. It's notable that Hippidion, an animal that bucks the trend (pun intended), is locked away in a separate case so as not to disrupt the narrative.
