Accurate Dinosaurs aren’t scary 

😂 yes!

No put them in the cassowary pen, it’s far worst i think…

@@abrown5204 one will try to breed with you, and the other will try to gut you.

The 300 Pound cassowary running directly at them:

@@igkslifeWait what!

Well, No one has no reason to be afraid and never encountered an dinosaur so it has it's reasons, sharks look scary but they are actually very chill unless hungry. A Cera or T-rex could be the same.

@@GOC_Marine we may never know 🤷‍♂️

Yeah sure. Dinosaurs have killed surely more People I guess.

@@GOC_MarineMy brother in christ they were the LARGEST CARNIVOROUS CREATURES ON EARTH! They literally had beef with themselves. They were out for blood with everything, no matter how big or small.

@@GOC_Marine i highly doubt carnivores would go after humans unless they can't find their regular prey and are starving, they wouldn't spend energy going after a small human

Something that only happened in your imagination xd.

​@@scottchaison1001It could have happened if scientists actually decided to reincarnated them, or ifwe lived during the dinosaurs time period, Afterall they were real once, not just imaginary

''They're overeacting"

If u believed that was gonna be a funny joke, please stop from the early age 11 that u are🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@@YourLocalViewer360earth dlc with dinos droping 2025

read/watch the weird birds story by Archisuchous or smth, its where the last image is from, its awesome and horrifying

There are pretty great short films on RU-vid that are basically Jurassic Park but as analog horror

Lil bro trying to show off the knowledge he got from some films😭

Wait Dino’s way prey alive?

@@jameschristopher2540 Alot do, the rpr is a example. It stands for Raptor prey restraint model. They would pin prey down and eat it alive

@@Compsognathus09 dam that’s horrible. And I thought only a few animals like Hyenas did.

It also helps being an artist that has knowledge of good composition, color theory, mood, and when to purposefully implement the uncanny valley effect.

It depends, I for example would never see the reasitic depictions even slightly frightening. Real animals aren't that scary on picture

@@tamas9554Pandas aren’t seen as scary but can be if you provoke them. Gu Gu a Captive Panda in a Chinese Zoo, bit down a man’s legs with his bone crushing jaws after the man went to his exhibit and harassed him. The keepers had to use pliers to remove his teeth from the man’s legs.

It kinda looks like Death from Puss in Boots. It's the red eyes, I think.

Nextbot vibes

@@TrueSpider-Man Fr

You're right indeed

Bro why you gotta ruin the mood 🥲

archesuchus is the most scariest, yet accurate representation of dinosaurs, and if they were to exist in the modern world

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I think number three is somewhat accurate, I think it’s a quetzalcoatlus

The indomitable human spirit

Betrayed? You mean portrayed. Stupid autocorrect.

YES!!! I absolutely love that series!!!

0:32 and this is basically what you’d see before it attacks you, but then you’re able to run away because you threw an object at it to distract it, the Dromaeosaurid depicted in this section of the video is also pretty much the same size as a Dakotaraptor which makes it all the more fitting, 1:22 is what you see when you look out through your backdoor window when you turn the lights on, taking place hours after you’ve made it back to your house, and you realize it stalked you all the way back to your house, and if you notice two other lights that look like eyes on the right in the background, it’s brought some pack members with it.

@@Azureblue25exactly, and the scarier part is that theropods like dromeosaurids and tyrannosaurs had foot padding, meaning you wouldn’t even hear them coming

@@pvrplz886True that, even though it is scary to think about, it’s also fascinating at the same time for me, really puts into perspective just how effective they were as predators just like the animals we see today.

@@Azureblue25it's really interesting to think about these types of behaviours

Just because YOU haven't seen anyone saying that, doesn't mean WE haven't.

@@thecatjall7848 Yeah, but why would you say something retarded like that? "Their too silly" Yeah that's not right.

I’ve seen plenty of people calling feather dinosaurs silly

@@applechomper6514 That's the most bullshit I heared today, explain what makes feather dinosaurs silly?

@@applechomper6514 Nothing at all, they don't have to be scary. But 100% not silly.

it looks like a furry

Yeah it’s from a series called “Weird birds” would highly recommend

@@parakeetbudgie pretty sure the props for weird birds were made by a furry lol

Yeah the audio and some pictures are from a digital horror Twitter thread called “Weird birds” I’d highly recommend

Of course it is , and also this 0:28 is also a weird birds image

Yes and also some of the audio bits are from weird birds

@dawoof5119 that's such an adorable pfp 😍

@@silvereagle1944 thx

Bears aren't scary until they start to eat you...

@@ExtremeMadnessX The word "scary" is just a thing to mess with your head. But the word "bravery" makes you strong. Scariness is just a feeling. And feelings is a reaction to perceive expressions. So no, that thing doesn't exist. It just manipulates you into a worm, that's why people are scared of analog horrors. To become a dragon, face that shit and fucking kill that bear.

What a clueless argument. Take away the atmosphere of any average horror film and the same thing happens.

Omg wait do you have the paper for that that’s awesome?

Yep

A song that is even more scary

Do you have any suggestions? I might use it for another edit at some point

Preferably nothing pitched/sped up or down​@@applechomper6514

Wait which one?

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Im not tryna be a dino fan boy here, im more of a present day animal enjoyer here, but they could definitely tank a few rounds, some present day animals can even tank a few rifle rounds, in conclusion big animals tank rounds.

@@arlenepace3104 I’d agree with you but the specific round I mentioned was rated for T-Rexes

LMFAO

Hmmmmm what if a bear attacked you, Would you still have the same thought

You're trolling, you have to be.

@@YourLocalViewer360well maybe a bunch of edited creepypasta pictures made by some random 14 yr old that claims to be “scary” isn’t in comparison to being mauled to death by a bear smartass

Bro is really like “nah I’d win”

Yeah I credited them in the description

Yeah I know I just thought they should be included and I didn’t want to make the title clunky 🤷

I think ur just 11

"kids" i think ur the kid here, becouse ur just being immature, if you don't think its scary then just watch another video instead of trying to look cool but looking more like a 9 year old

And a little bit of shit, piss and maybe come?

Yeah I know they’re pterosaurs but 🤷

Correct

Thank you! And I’m not sure what you’re referring to do you have a link?

man just act like a dead body until that overgrown bird decides to not kill u lmao

It technically is, it’s from a digital horror series called “weird birds” and they use actual props in the series, I’d highly recommend it

They probably had tho, alot of animals these days have this

Uh? This sounds like something made up by either JP, some of those old "documentaries" that tried to make the dinosaur/s they where about seem like the peak of ""evolution"", or a really, really immaginative paleoartist. We have no way of knowing if dinosaurs could do this (likely not), we can hardly know how they sounded. There are birds that mimick sounds, and technically they are dinosaurs (still, raptors like eagles and hawks can't do this, it's mainly a songbird thing), but unlike the non-avian ones, birds have the syrinx, wich is their equivalent of the pretty much mammalian only vocal chords. Dinosaur didn't have syrinxes, and therefore they sounded more like other archosaurs like crocodilians. There was no way they would be able to mimick stuff.

​@@AristasTheMonsterHunter There is actually a bird that exists that can mimic things. If something that can mimic other animals or sounds doesn't exist, that specific species of bird wouldn't

@@AristasTheMonsterHunterActually non avian Dinosaurs did have syrinxes, the Ankylosaurid known as Pinacosaurus was discovered with a fossilized syrinx, the only reason why we haven’t seen this with other species is because its rare for something like that to fossilize, so it’s likely that all Dinosaurs had syrinxes just like the animals that are literally a part of the same group as them, Birds, and it’s even possible that all Dinosaurs would’ve had at the very least small proto feather coverings much like Elephants today that have small hairs on them, even Cetaceans have small hairs on them at some point in their lives but they lose it with age, although Whales have baleen as hairlike teeth throughout their lifespan, Mammals & Dinosaurs (including Birds in this scenario) are both warm blooded which often correlates to having either feathers or fur, with some having more than others of course, but never completely absent, so even giant Sauropods could’ve had small hair-like proto feathers randomly dispersed throughout their bodies that are only visible when seen up close just like Elephants. Also Pterosaurs may have been more closely related to Dinosaurs than Paleontologists currently think outside of the fact that Pterosaurs & Dinosaurs are both Archosaurs, to the point that they could be reclassified as true Dinosaurs but they’d be classified as their own group in the Dinosaur family tree due to their notable differences to Saurischians & Ornithischians, so Pterosauria would be the 3rd new group added to join Saurischia & Ornithischia as the main distinct groups of Dinosaurs, especially since Pterosaurs were covered in hair-like filaments called Pycnofibers and were likely warm blooded just like Dinosaurs & Mammals.

Oml I can imagine the heart attack you must’ve had if you couldn’t see it at first lmfao

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