Allosaurus: Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong #20

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@BurnoutDurb 7 лет назад

Thanks god I thought you guys got cancelled. Love it as always

@ChaoticGoodChris 7 лет назад

Ha, this series isn't cancelled. It just takes a very long time to make with only 2 people and the level of animation and research that gets put into it.

@lwfmnb3639 7 лет назад

+thegeekgroup The animation was amazing this episode! Love the series, guys

@kilderok 7 лет назад

Pretty sure you didn't mean it but just had to say it: the music is reminding me of Super Paper Mario. This is a good thing. :D

@BurnoutDurb 7 лет назад

This is one of my favorite series of videos! I can't give much but I just subbed to you guys on Patreon.

@ChaoticGoodChris 7 лет назад

Well thank you! Glad you enjoy it so much! :)

@samwelltarly6700 7 лет назад

The prime example of an allosaurus's tough life is the fossil that has been nick-named "Big Al". It is almost perfectly preserved and shows signs of something like 30 injuries, including a severely broken and infected middle toe. The people who created the "Walking With" series created a spin-off documentary dedicated entirely to what Big Al's life might have been, followed by a making of where they explore the palaeontology of Allosaur's in general.

@hughboden3602 3 года назад

I haven't personally been able to see his skeleton but I hope to one day

@MarouaneTF 3 года назад

Also broken jaw where his jaw got destroyed yet still lived to adulthood

@aebhosor4835 3 года назад

@@MarouaneTF is Broken Jaw like a real specimen of Allosaurus though? I can't see it in the internet

@tyranisback50 3 года назад

i have never emotionally recovered from that episode of wwd

@kevinlittrell3407 3 года назад

I remember there was this online simulation based off of that Big Al spin-off documentary, and you had to start as a baby Big Al, and could only go after animals like lizards or frogs otherwise you’d get brutally killed. Maybe it was because I was young when I played it, but it was so easy to die lol

@crownflower2352 6 лет назад

"It's so much more than 'that one that isn't t-rex'" YESSS! As a HUGE allosaurus fan I cannot agree more!

@yohanathandowns9057 4 года назад

I feel the same about Carnotaurus. Such a unique animal

@abrahamlincoln9160 4 года назад

When you're a fan of a dead animal

@yourmotherindisguise 4 года назад

@@abrahamlincoln9160 ..You're a fan of a dead animal too

@rattled7026 3 года назад

@@abrahamlincoln9160 who said I'm dead

@anomalocaristheabnormalshr3248 3 года назад

@@yohanathandowns9057 slim leg sausage

@DeeRose54 4 года назад

I find it hilarious that an animal whose name literally means “different reptile” has become such a catch-all “default” generic theropod.

@michaelherrington2135 Год назад

All-o-saurus

@kaiserreichtangle3120 10 месяцев назад

Now we know bro really WAS built different

@crateredcallisto2854 29 дней назад

if anything, "different reptile" applies to spinosaurus

@happymonkeyfish 7 лет назад

"never play scrabble with a biologist" wise words indeed

@ThePrimalEarth 7 лет назад

or any scientist in general

@ItsARandomDragon 5 лет назад

Me: sonytarunasurs Scientist: Tyrannosaurus? Me : HOLY GUACAMOLE HOW

@TmRnBn 4 года назад

However, many scrabble aficionados use their specific dictionary and will not accept words from the real (science) world.

@akakios7386 3 года назад

@@TmRnBn Also, in scrabble, last time I checked, you can only have a maximum of 7 letters per turn, so such a large word would take multiple turns to make, and likely the individual to start it will not be the one to finish it.

@stare4539 2 года назад

Lol

@ten-chan1015 6 лет назад

Huggable Allosaurus! I love the animation style, how the dinosaur reacts to being made anatomically accurate. It's so adorable!

@Croationman 3 года назад

Looks painful

@Elephant9402 7 лет назад

To be honest, I've always thought of T. rex as the default therapod. When I was younger, I always imagined Carnotaurus as a T. rex with horns, and Allosaurus as a more leanly-built T. rex.

@bm-ub6zc 2 года назад

Yeah, me too. I also was shocked when I recently found out on the internet, that T rex wasn't even a Carnosaurus, it was "just" a huge Coelurosaurus, meaning it was more closely related to a chicken than to an Allosaurus (which made me like T rex even more). Also it is cool to see, how in the Dominion prologue T rex is depicted with feathers and looking bird-like and extremely cool and the Giga (as a Carnosaurus) is very dragon-like.

@jeffreygao3956 7 лет назад

I noticed in the tricolor flag in the background, there's silhouettes of every Mesozoic animal that appeared on the show. Blue is Cretaceous, Red is Jurassic and Green is Triassic.

@Vulcano7965 6 лет назад

pretty strange, because in the international chronostratigraphic chart, the cretaceous is coloured green, jurassic blue and triassic not red but purple

@cerberaodollam 4 года назад

Damn so that's what it is!!!! I kept wondering which gender/orientation flag it could be 🤦🏻

@ninboy01 4 года назад

Vulcano Probably limited to the flag they could find for the set. I’m sure the specific colors used are not meant to conflict with the chronostratigraphic chart.

@-jnfgaming- 3 года назад

I saw that but didn’t realize what the colors meant, thank you

@WeebishSwed 3 года назад

@@cerberaodollam Dinosaur Pride flag

@bigoofyt1807 3 года назад

I remember seeing these amazing dinosaur models in Wal-mart one time. They were super accurate and beautifully made. And several parts of their bodies moved. I wanted at least one so bad but I couldn't afford it. When I came back about a month later with enough money they were all gone. I was so pissed.

@saxorex7972 7 лет назад

I'm glad you guys are back. I have always loved your seemingly unscripted rambles, it really feels like Steve knows and loves what he is talking about by heart. I hope you guys keep on doing more of these! As a paleoartist I find your videos refreshing!

@basilioboy1122 7 лет назад

Paleoartist?

@anotherrandomtexan25 7 лет назад

Zombeef he makes art about prehistoric fauna and flora duh :D

@DaikaijuDiscussions 7 лет назад

Dr sattler I assume , oh wait she was a paliobotanist

@DaikaijuDiscussions 7 лет назад

*botanist

@HiDefHDMusic 6 лет назад

His long disappointed pauses were so funny

@johno1544 7 лет назад

Awww Allosaurus was a hugger

@bobbimoser8665 5 лет назад

The hug of death.

@jakeodell4584 5 лет назад

The hugger of death.

@wickedhouston5538 5 лет назад

that will kill you...

@bdIspots 4 года назад

*getting torn apart* Aww good allosaurus *bleeding everywhere* Good boi

@isaacm7934 3 года назад

@@wickedhouston5538 doesn't seem like the case in the isle

@jeffreygao3956 7 лет назад

Drought. Good news for paleontologists and bad news for Allosaurus.

@mr13anana41 3 года назад

A drought is when there is a shortage of water

@jaschabull2365 2 года назад

“Yup, modern archaeologists thrive on destruction; the more fire and earthquakes, well, the better.” - Simon Whistler Apparently the same applies to palaeontologists.

@raging_crocodile2081 7 лет назад

Do ceratosaurus please, I feel like it is super underrated and is always overlooked by allosaurus.

@godswarriors3664 3 года назад

Yeah same with Torvosaurus

@The_PokeSaurus 7 лет назад

RIP Big Al!

@heidipieterse3599 5 лет назад

Long live Stumpy!!

@ArgieGrit 4 года назад

Wait he died!? Noooooo

@andreaazzo6058 4 года назад

@lukeskywalkerjediknight2125 4 года назад

The Poke'Saurus ;-;

@nikmarshall2989 2 года назад

I just watch this series over and over and over waiting for the next one. XD it’s like YDAW fills the same role as all the Dino documentaries I watched on repeat as a kid.

@t-kozy39 7 лет назад

Can someone please send these amazing people a ceratosaurus?

@Arachnivenom 7 лет назад

I'm rooting around in my old toy bin rn!

@ThePrimalEarth 7 лет назад

i just sent them one lat wendsday!

@t-kozy39 7 лет назад

The Primal Earth -Dinosaurs, science, and more! Great! Hope it reaches them in time! (Although considering the amount of time in between episodes, I think we're good)

@kacieging2335 7 лет назад

I love the new movement in the animations!

@Arachnivenom 7 лет назад

Same.

@pux0rb 7 лет назад

The time you take to do the research and animation really shows. This is a fantastic series.

@AndriaTheKobold 2 года назад

I gotta say I love the YDAW series I can't tell you how often I re-re-re-rewatch episodes

@tiffsaver 2 года назад

I just discovered your remarkable program this morning, and you are AMAZING. Your exploration of one of my favorite dinos was without a doubt the most educational and illuminating things I've ever seen about Allosaurus, and if all my college professors were as interesting as you, I probably wouldn't have flunked out of school.

@noahriccio4849 7 лет назад

The most hyped film of 2017 is out

@alessandrofedericogobber5634 7 лет назад

what is it?

@noahriccio4849 7 лет назад

AvPGaming 002 This

@Trypod-uk3zl 7 лет назад

A Riccio I know I saw logan on Friday and am seeing it again soon, but I'd say that spiderman homecoming, guardian of the galaxy vol. 2 or Star Wars 8 would be the most hyped film of the year

@noahriccio4849 7 лет назад

Trystan Nield k

@isuruFO 7 лет назад

A Riccio 10/10 I agree.

@dinosaurfan2409 7 лет назад

I really like and admire how you put in actual sources and credit them along with providing links for us to see them.

@yrbr3 7 лет назад

Can you do a YDAW segment on the "ARK: Survival Evolved" game? They have many inaccuracies and I'd like to see you tackle such a popular game.

@TheRealRiptide01 5 лет назад

TheGuyThatAteTheHat yea

@audriasullivan4353 4 года назад

I totally agree!! I would love to hear your thought on the game.

@mattlickenbrock5965 4 года назад

Second this. Still popular, would be very interested in this

@dylanjohnson5389 4 года назад

Yeah I don't think ARK's depiction dinosaurs and other animals are trying to be accurate. I mean the Mammoth's tusks are covered in thorns and split into 2 at the end.

@Vjamesx13 4 года назад

Id be okay with that as much as i love playing the game. But there needs to be a warning so people know you arent hating on the game simply being more historically accurate

@ayyo5971 2 года назад

It's crazy to think that we lived closer towards the T-Rex than the T-Rex live to the stegosaurus

@Nekoian 7 лет назад

I love this show, it's so funny and I learn lots. I'd like to see Baryonyx or Utahraptor which is my fave. Looking forward to more!

@RolleiPollei 7 лет назад

I love these videos so much. The more you learn about these animals the more interesting they become. That's true with most all things in science but this is what I love. I wish I had a Hadrosaurus foulkii toy to send in so you could talk about that species and the history behind one of the most important dinosaur fossils ever found. I even got to see the reel thing in the collections of the Academy of Sciences in Philly!

@purpleYamask 6 лет назад

As someone who lives near the modern upthrusting of the Morrison(on the east side of it, anyway,)... It's still that damn arid.

@Kasperl88 7 лет назад

What do you think of the idea that the Allosaurus may have "grazed" its prey? I read somewhere recently that it may have been possible due to the large gape of the jaw and the musculature of the neck that an Allosaurus could have walked upside a large sauropod and hacked out a chunk of flesh and carried on, leaving the sauropod a few pounds lighter but alive.

@clom5606 6 лет назад

Pretty sure mapusaurus was thought to do that to Argentinasaurus as well

@Raptorman0205 6 лет назад

I mean, I'm no biologist or paleontologist, but that sounds really likely. Especially if Allosaurus is more of a solitary animal as is suggested in the video, then there's no way that they'd be able to process all of the Diplodocus meat, even though they have to expend immense amounts of energy to take it down. Grazing seems more cost efficient, the only thing it doesn't explain is the stress fractures and other life stressors seen it its feet and arms.

@eduardofreitas8336 5 лет назад

That sound really really unlikely. It is a big animal it cant live by scraps and each one of those would be extremely dangerous the sauropod won't be standing there.

@epauletshark3793 3 года назад

That is how cookie cutter sharks eat, I think that it would be high risk though, an allosaurus would not be able to sneak up on another Dino easily.

@Girie 6 лет назад

The "I'm-about-to-hug-something pose" sounds so cute

@ksoundkaiju9256 7 лет назад

25:14 Cerato: I NEED AN ADULT Allo: I am an adult....

@Zankaroo 6 лет назад

I need a different adult. lol

@niharg2011 6 лет назад

Allo : My name literally means different...

@8ballentertainment.885 5 лет назад

Nihar Gawand Cerato, “Well then.............. shoot”

@furakanoabira7111 День назад

Unexpected DBZA reference is unexpected

@mister3horn153 7 лет назад

This is an amazingly well put together episode. My favorite episode so far. The animation has improved. And the visuals really help in understanding The connections and flow of the episode was a ride from start to finish.

@tox7841 7 лет назад

you have no ideas how much I love this series! I could listen to Steve break dinosaurs dwn all day! and I have lol

@BionicleSaurus 7 лет назад

The old Carnegie Collection Allosaurus'! I have them both, such nostalgia!

@Electro2007 7 лет назад

BionicleSaurus omg it's you!!i love your videos!

@beanboy1110 6 лет назад

Good to see ya bionicle.

@wolfghost9860 6 лет назад

Hi bro

@DragonDino2122 5 лет назад

Goodness graces

@Weestley 7 лет назад

I love this series so much! I hope you do an episode on pretty much any Azhdarchidae family member eventually. I don't know much about dinosaurs and they are my favorite out of all the dinosaurs I've seen so far.

@cerberaodollam 4 года назад

"a tendon rips off a bit of bone...ow" very ow indeed! I had that on my knee as a kid (soccer accident).

@GilgameshEthics 7 лет назад

I love this show. My sister made me a stegosaurus doll that is super cute, but super incorrect after watching your videos :D Glad there is a new one out. Wish I could have sent in my stegosaurus before you covered them. It's one of a kind, home made. My sister is a seamstress :)

@seothis640 7 лет назад

Please keep making these! I think this deserves its own channel. I'd be happy to support something like this on Patreon. You don't need to have all this cool animation every time. Don't get me wrong. I really do love how these videos look! You could make some simpler ones about other dinosaur related stuff too. Just a thought. Thanks for the content guys!

@jeffreygao3956 6 месяцев назад

There IS a whole channel! Check it out: www.youtube.com/@YourDinosaursAreWrong

@yourmomasaurus 7 лет назад

I really want that skull. How much was it? Are they still being sold?

@StevenBellettini 7 лет назад

I 3D printed that here at our makerspace; the files in the link are CC0, and can be worked with using Blender, which is open-source.

@yourmomasaurus 6 лет назад

Steven Bellettini Just checked my comment. Thanks so much for you reply!

@damianlz 7 лет назад

bravo...justm. bravo. guys I adore this series and considered the carnotaurus episode to be amaIng but thus is above and beyond the single best video I have seen on youtube. from the information and the presenter seriously stepping up their game something considerable and the animation..oh my god you guys have outdone yourselves!!thank you so much for making this!

@Iaraparka 6 лет назад

"No living creature uses it's head as a hatchet" How about woodpeckers? Well, not a HATCHET but still.

@jasonvoorhees5180 5 лет назад

You kindve just answered your own question

@iapetusmccool 4 года назад

I think that's a very different sort of motion to what is hypothesized for the allosaurus. More like a jackhammer than a hatchet.

@MarinoHorvat 4 года назад

You just made my day

@kevinprehm 4 года назад

Not a whole lot of animals have a bite force weaker than an animal a tenth of their size, either

@jeffreygao3956 6 месяцев назад

Seriemas and terror birds use something like a hatchet bite but since they’re birds, I’d just say pecking.

@brianlevine871 7 лет назад

Another great episode! It's always fascinating learning new details on dinosaurs. I especially love the animations showcasing the change between the toy/outdated depictions and the current ones.

@TyrannoFan 7 лет назад

Great video as always, animations were fantastic! Also, fascinating explanation for all those fossils. Makes me wonder what other kinds of life dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures lived that we may never know about.

@timhyatt9185 7 лет назад

you've certainly made them a lot more fascinating than they had been for me previously... I know you're probably pressed for time as it is, but let me put an idea that you might consider: bonebed sites like the one you describe here.. there are hundreds of them, each with their own story to tell, and it would be interesting to do a video similar to the ending of this one on the "choicer" ones... Still hoping for a vid on Leopluridon (i know, not a dinosaur) or maybe on one cambrian fauna (also not dinosaurs)....Ananomalocaris I find utterly fascinating.... Regardless of what you choose, i'll be watching! I've enjoyed all your series so far....

@nordicnugz 6 лет назад

I love how.... animated, the animation is becoming!

@sparkyprojects 7 лет назад

I would guess that so many dino toys have tails on the ground is for balance, unlike a real dino, the plastic or rubber is a constant weight, try to get one to balance on 2 feet consistently in manufacture. Try it with making a Plasticine model. (or should that be Pleistocene)

@StevenBellettini 7 лет назад

That pun physically hurt, I'll have you know.

@Arachnivenom 7 лет назад

Ohhhh lord that was a terrible pun. Never stop.

@Riceball01 7 лет назад

I agree, the tail on the ground thing is mostly an easy way for the toy manufacturer to get the toy to stand. They can probably get it to balance on two feet alone but I think that it would take a bit more R&D than they'd be willing to spend time and money on and I imagine that most of the kids that would buy these toys wouldn't want to spend the time to carefully balance them to stand, not to mention that the slightest bump on the table/shelf they're standing on would knock them over.

@elkwolf2888 7 лет назад

I just stuck their feet in the carpet so they would "stand less stupid". XD There is always a way!

@naingmon 7 лет назад

To be honest, I'd prefer to either have a base, or just have it a tripod by balancing on it's arm, but the best-case scenario is just to have it balance (maybe with a detachable base to help, just in case).

@Valsephany 7 лет назад

Never stop making these, chaps! They keep getting better and better, keep up the amazing work.

@easportsaxb8057 5 лет назад

Awesome. I love how you describe the environment at the time of that formation.

@colmlawton910 7 лет назад

I've been looking for a series like this since the beginning of RU-vid. Excellent work all round. Well Done!

@ifrichardnixonwasgoodatfoo1470 7 лет назад

Can You do Cryolophosaurus ellioti, it's my favorite dinosaur because of its uniqueness and that it is the only theropod discovered in Antarctica

@weedwagon 6 лет назад

Richard Nixon if he could find a toy or someone send him a toy

@assvacuum 6 лет назад

It's my second favorite dinosaur My first is baryonyx

@dalton411970 6 лет назад

In Antarctica? Now you piqued my interest.

@jacque92840 6 лет назад

dalton411970 there was no ice back then

@ARCtheCartoonMaster 6 лет назад

Richard Nixon How did they even discover fossils in Antarctica? I thought it was a heavily protected zone.

@cvjanzen550 3 года назад

I had to watch this one again. Thank you for sharing this information so well. Cheers my friend

@ChaoticGoodChris 3 года назад

Thank you! :) I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@CosmicCaribbean 7 лет назад

REALLY love this episode, you basically made me learn some interesting facts/speculation on _Allosaurus_, specifically its extreme ecosystem!

@Xxsnipedawg72xX 2 года назад

I always love your intros man. You give it such a lovely lighthearted attitude. My son isn't around anymore and I accept that now but feel him laugh when I watch your goofy intros

@sjonnieplayfull5859 2 года назад

He would be proud of you talking about him here. RU-vid comments can be merciless, yet here you are. Fistbumb bro

@BeanieDraws 6 лет назад

This is a great video. Loving the detail you've gone to in this.

@codyg6057 7 лет назад

love it! the visual aids where great and the lifestyle lessons where very interesting. i wouldn't mind just a "dino did you know" style series, disregard the toys.

@kingkrokofox4300 7 лет назад

This is honestly some of my favorite content on youtube.

@scrunglenut6222 6 лет назад

the entrance gags are so cute. I love him getting mildly startled by child pranks

@VVaypoint 7 лет назад

Guys amazing work on this one! I just hope the increased animation wont make the process too much slower. :T Any idea where on the internet there would be the best and most up to date resources on dinosaurs? Thanks for doing such a good work on my favorite and keep up the good work!

@GoodRedBlackRatio 6 лет назад

Your videos are so interesting, I keep going in thinking, I am not watching half an hour of a guy talk about allosaurus. But here we are, it was all gravy!

@LissaDIY 6 лет назад

You know it gets technical when you hear about dinosaurs being able to control the flippedyflop of their tails... 🦕

@anissavalenzuela91 6 лет назад

Great video, thank you so much for your work!! It is absolutely amazing to learn about the real -life detective work that paleontology gives us. That study of a single water hole could yield up so much information on a snapshot of animals from 150 million years ago. It just boggles the mind. What an awesome creature Allosaurus was. And there's still so much to learn.

@PhantomLAM 7 лет назад

Love this channel, props on having a Therizinosaurus in the background!

@midiaoudiallo8823 7 лет назад

Boy oh boy do I have a bunch of ideas to illustrate (and I still owe you guys that carnotaurus ;) ). Also* the unpublished SVP description of of the artery that supplied blood to that region in the lacrimal only stated it was possibly the support for a display structure. Nothing affirmative. So anything goes for now, until the paper (hopefully) is published. Keep up the great work, chaps!

@xscignorethestuffinquotes7487 7 лет назад

I loved this so much! Thank you for sharing this information with us!

@Shepfax 7 лет назад

I just saw my first Allosaurus specimen a few weeks ago at University of Wyoming, they have a gorgeous skeleton on display next to their Apatosaurus. I thought the flat head was a distortion that happened during fossilization but no, apparently Allosaurus just had a weird skinny head! It's a very interestingly proportioned creature with those longer-than-most arms and long skinny skull.

@MaiSent 6 лет назад

Saw an allosaur skeletton exhibit in Paris a few days ago, along with a diplodocus, carnotaurus and a sarcosuchus. Those things are really a sight to behold

@Usulcardo 7 лет назад

OMG I was just thinking about YDAW when looking at my allosaurus papo toy ! True story ! :D

@joshuaclabeaux1470 4 года назад

Wow! You actually drew a picture (or did a paper cut-out) of an Allosauros vomiting! I've never seen that before, but it actually illustrated your point quite well. Allosauros is one of my favorites, too!

@MrIan1086 7 лет назад

Wonderful episode! I really like the changes you made to the animation. Is that skull you were using to demonstrate the bite 3d printed?

@tysoncharles7119 7 лет назад

keep it coming don't discontinue this series

@taistingtheair1368 7 лет назад

I think the Allosaurus might jump and bite a larger prey in areas where it could grab and slice and tear to iniciate a lot of bleeding to weaken the prey hitting over and over until it collapes instead of grabbing and holding on. Just my thoughts.

@Wasparcher1 4 года назад

I keep thinking of a pack of wolves. Lots of small, fast bites targeting limbs over a long chase to take down large prey. The deep S-curve on the neck could facilitate fast strikes that keep you just out of range of kicks and other defenses.

@HappyBeezerStudios 4 года назад

Or even both. As the image shows one grabbing onto the neck of a sauropod, it might hitch a ride for a moment, getting a quick bite for now, and a freshly injured target for later. That goes on for a while until the massive animal finally collapses and that specific allosaurus has to defend it's catch.

@havk8191 6 лет назад

When he talked about the ripping carcasses and turning its head upside down at 19:55 reminded me of how a vultures rips the carcass

@braydenbuchanan4229 7 лет назад

I like what you guys did with the background! Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods :D

@gavinrockne2145 7 лет назад

I need a book of quotes from this show, "it can control the flipity flop of its tail" and "it's I'm about to hug something pose might be accurate" being the top ones. I think you guys need to get this show on like animal planet or something, so funny and informative as well as being made by like 2 guys, favorite thing on RU-vid. Keep it up guys!

@jalensmith-molina7958 7 лет назад

I'll probably be visiting you guys soon and I'll bring my ceolophysis and velociraptor toy for the show. And you guys never disappoint with these episodes:)

@zeinnerp7609 7 лет назад

Please, do Triassic dinosaurs. And sorry for taking so long with those drawings, I'm in a new school and it is taking pretty much all my time...

@Arachnivenom 7 лет назад

I used to have a Herrerasaurus toy, maybe I can find it somehow in the Clutter Room of my house...

@zeinnerp7609 7 лет назад

Katya T. Super awesome!

@susanoo6483 7 лет назад

Could you explain the ecology ( habitat, prey, hunting style) of more theropods, if possible. Thanks.

@MrSlientdeath 7 лет назад

Happy to see that this series is still alive.

@stevenbacon-cheddar9914 4 года назад

Just got home from Dinosaur National Monument in Utah. It was a trip I wanted to go on since I was 11, I am now 38 (in a week). Dreams can come true! My kids loved it almost as much as I did :)

@SirEnd3r 7 лет назад

i LOVE THE ANIMATION

@butchnighthawk1673 7 лет назад

this is such a polished episode, I love it

@123cowgoesmoo 7 лет назад

I am going to send in Ceratosaurus, Saurolophus, and an Ankylosaurid.

@catsinspaceyt9184 2 года назад

allos are def my favorite

@sebvirartz5567 6 лет назад

Allosaurus was one of my favourites as a kid, and I theorised very similarly to you guys. It's great to sort of confirm that I wasn't just guessing outta thin air, haha. I have a friend whom I used to discuss dinosaur behavior with too, and Allosaurus was frequently discussed and brought in as a comparison to show that not all large carnivores were clumsy hulks.

@jeremycruzgarza 7 лет назад

The animation in this series is just phenomenal. I take so many screenshots every episode lol

@NickWeissMusic Год назад

Animals with long, strong necks twist a lot too. I’m thinking allosaurus was a savage, the messiest of the carnivores

@alieschabel3983 6 лет назад

The music is adorable for this show

@tscream80 7 лет назад

Speaking of "Allosaurus peers," I'd love to see comments on both Ceratosaurus and Torvosaurus.

@wadespencer3623 2 года назад

I'm not sure how many Torvosaurus toys there are out there.

@retaliationeffort2864 6 лет назад

Were you basing the toe infection thing off of Big Al? Just curious. Or was infections of the feet common for this species?

@Chromopila 6 лет назад

Just found this channel and binge it right now. I like that you put more time into your animations to make the models more lively, but here you overdo it a little in some places I think. For example at 10:24 the jerking of the whole upper body makes it harder to see what exactly is being morphed. The movements are great and fun to watch, but imho the model should be stationary during the morphing for clarity.

@SillyMooon 7 лет назад

I know it just happened a few hours ago, but if/when you have time, could you please talk about the whole Ornithoscelida thing?

@benypenaloza3182 6 лет назад

I like how he says peers. Like the theropods would meet after school to hang out as friends.

@marnea1 7 лет назад

11:37 D'awww. That is some adorable carnage.

@stephenrego6065 4 года назад

Awesome video. Love allosaurus its also one of my favorite dinos

@Grant_Scarboro 7 лет назад

Terror Birds FTW!!! They're dinosaurs too! :v)

@jalensmith-molina7958 7 лет назад

Grant Scarboro if you saw the colouring book episode Steven stated that avian dinosaurs aren't in the lines of the show. Still an interesting suggestion and very cool animals

@admiralcat3809 7 лет назад

Agreed

@Grant_Scarboro 7 лет назад

Okay. What I don't get there, though is that it's an extinct avian dinosaur.

@dionaeamuscipula6649 7 лет назад

Grant Scarboro Terror birds were herbivores

@Grant_Scarboro 7 лет назад

Jeremy Leer No offense, but I think you actually mean a different large, flightless bird, Gastornis, there.

@eduardofreitas8336 6 лет назад

Hey can you talk about epanterias? And the likelihood that it is actually an allosaurus?

@kilderok 7 лет назад

I've had tendon avulsion. OUCH INDEED. For months. What an interesting series! Glad I found it! I would have never thought as a kid complaining about these inaccuracies that I'd see someone someday on the internet calling them on their shit! Therapod fistbump!