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Leedsichthys: Leviathan of the Jurassic 

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During the Late Jurassic, numerous large marine animals inhabited the warm tropical seas of the Mesozoic world. While many of these belonged to various aquatic reptile groups, such as the Ichthyosaurs and Plesiosaurs, the most massive creature in the seas was a genus of ray finned fish known as Leedsichthys. Belonging to a once diverse and successful order, the Pachycormiformes, Leedsichthys was a gargantuan filter feeder that superficially resembled modern basking sharks. Modern studies have significantly reduced the length of this genus to a still impressive maximum size of 16.5m or 54 feet and a potential mass of at least 40 tonnes. This is roughly equivalent to the modern filter feeding whale shark in terms of size, making Leedsichthys by far the largest ray finned fish to ever exist. The genus died out during the Tithonian stage of the Late Jurassic approximately 152 million years ago, possibly due to climatic changes.
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@altithoraxperotorum5133
@altithoraxperotorum5133 2 года назад
Leedsichtys is a real live pog fish
@robertstone9988
@robertstone9988 2 года назад
Yes
@bilbobaggins5938
@bilbobaggins5938 2 года назад
No, it's a real dead pog fish. Basking sharks are the live pog fish.
@shawnhughes4192
@shawnhughes4192 2 года назад
its not real. its barely a theorized possibility
@cygnusprime6728
@cygnusprime6728 2 года назад
I had to pause the video because I started laughing at the blatant pog champ face 2:13
@FrancisCastiglione
@FrancisCastiglione Год назад
@@shawnhughes4192 Man, shut up. The fossils are literally there. If that's not enough evidence of it belonging to a prehistoric lifeform, i don't know what is. Shut it.
@9rium74-75
@9rium74-75 2 года назад
I just love this giant whale salmon!
@highfive7689
@highfive7689 2 года назад
A prehistoric Deli special indeed!!! 😂
@mbvoelker8448
@mbvoelker8448 2 года назад
Amazing creatures. Thanks for telling us about it.
@Year2047
@Year2047 2 года назад
Been looking forward to your new video! I love this fish. Thanks for doing a video on it.
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
No problem, glad you enjoyed it!
@gamegeekx
@gamegeekx 2 года назад
Every fisherman's nightmare.
@adamstevenson6391
@adamstevenson6391 2 года назад
Thank you, I couldn't stop thinking about how they would all taste.
@missmiagi2147
@missmiagi2147 2 года назад
I'm sure you're just as tas~tay to it 😋
@dr.floridaman4805
@dr.floridaman4805 2 года назад
Red meat or white is what I'm wondering
@NaniFatimana
@NaniFatimana 2 года назад
big ahh fish
@jamesrussell7760
@jamesrussell7760 2 года назад
With that streamlined body and tuna-like tail, Leedsichthys looks like it was built for speed except when filter-feeding, with that huge gape. Interesting combination.
@alaskanbullworm5500
@alaskanbullworm5500 2 года назад
As it adapted to filter feeding i imagine that its fast twitch musculature deteriorated as its diet no longer required speed. I’d imagine that having powerful, fast twitch muscles at that size would have required an insane amount of calories to sustain, kind of like megalodon.
@SFforlife
@SFforlife 2 года назад
That’s a yuge fish! I’ve always loved it. Blows the mind how big this thing is. I guess because it more or less looks like it should be a small fish that was just scaled up cartoonishly. •__________________•
@eljanrimsa5843
@eljanrimsa5843 2 года назад
that's because it is drawn by people who don't know what it looked like but know how smaller fish look
@SFforlife
@SFforlife 2 года назад
@@eljanrimsa5843 Yeah, I don’t blame them, it’s hard to be accurate, and considering the incomplete aspects of this animal, (and many in the fossil record) I think a lot of artists still do a good job. It’s still amusing though, what it looks like, hahaha.
@darksense1457
@darksense1457 2 года назад
This is why I love this channel, what a fish.
@ananya.a04
@ananya.a04 2 года назад
What a majestic animal! It was such a blast to learn about it!
@robrice7246
@robrice7246 2 года назад
0:06 New logo background I see.
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 2 года назад
Imagine the size of the parasites on this thing. Some of them would probably grow to the size of lobsters.
@danieljohnson2349
@danieljohnson2349 2 года назад
Dr. Polaris 👍
@yourlostcarkeys3261
@yourlostcarkeys3261 2 года назад
Lol, I knew there would be an ark pic in here somewhere! 2:40
@WestOfEarth
@WestOfEarth 2 года назад
someone tell ARK these are 'gentle giants' so they stop destroying my boats, lol.
@Karthonic
@Karthonic 2 года назад
F for that player's raft
@yourlostcarkeys3261
@yourlostcarkeys3261 2 года назад
@@Karthonic The person taking the picture: 👁👄👁
@AnicentLich
@AnicentLich 2 года назад
Beautiful creature. And also nice upgrade in intro.
@kuitaranheatmorus9932
@kuitaranheatmorus9932 2 года назад
I love this video,cause it's about the amazing Pog Fish and that's very cool
@thedarkmasterthedarkmaster
@thedarkmasterthedarkmaster 2 года назад
Very interesting fish.
@bloodandempire
@bloodandempire 2 года назад
This is awesome 🥰
@fortheearth
@fortheearth 7 месяцев назад
Wonderful video. Thank you, Dr. Polaris!
@myth4020
@myth4020 2 года назад
thanks for this video! i knew very little about this creature. awesome info!
@sithalchemist
@sithalchemist 2 года назад
mentioning the fish gives all Ark players PTSD
@fossilfueled27
@fossilfueled27 2 года назад
2:42
@veteran17865
@veteran17865 2 года назад
The damn center map.
@NaturesCompendium
@NaturesCompendium 2 года назад
Everyone's favorite POG fish 💙
@raptorzilla0710
@raptorzilla0710 2 года назад
Hi, NC. Will you ever make a video about tiktaalik?
@MrBargill
@MrBargill 2 года назад
Very informative!
@needfoolthings
@needfoolthings 2 года назад
Imagine eating just the filet of a sardine.
@michellebrown4903
@michellebrown4903 2 года назад
Imagine the fillet of a sardine capable of feeding a large village.
@Kurotitan7125
@Kurotitan7125 Год назад
I've heard that the developers of the dinosaur survival game Path of Titans are going to make this fish a playable creature. Being a massive filter feeder, I have zero idea how they are going to make it work. There are no gatherings of krill in the oceans of Gondwa
@laurentiuvladutmanea3622
@laurentiuvladutmanea3622 2 года назад
Great video! But I have question. In the video it was mentioned that Leedsichthys had a mostly cartilaginous internal skeleton. Is this characteristic shared by its relative that you mentioned in this video? And is their any explanation for why they convergently evolved this characteristic with Chondrichthyes?
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
Interesting question. I don’t think I could find any explanation for this feature in my research. Perhaps it was due to these animals being fairly basal ray finned fish.
@laurentiuvladutmanea3622
@laurentiuvladutmanea3622 2 года назад
@@dr.polaris6423 Thanks for the answer!
@austinhinton3944
@austinhinton3944 2 года назад
Perhaps it’s an adaptation to a larger body size? Like how whales have reduced skeletons and said skeletons are filled with buoyant fat?
@stephenlangsl67
@stephenlangsl67 2 года назад
@@dr.polaris6423 Interesting question here,..What would be You're best guess as to what size they were when they were Born? I'm assuming that they laid big squishy eggs,probably the size of golf balls.
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
That certainly sounds plausible!
@oneshotme
@oneshotme 2 года назад
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
@cosmo6122
@cosmo6122 5 месяцев назад
I love this channel
@missmiagi2147
@missmiagi2147 2 года назад
Whoa! This is awesome!!! I've never heard of this "lil fishy"!!! So cute with its gigantic pucker mouth 😋
@randomguyodst46
@randomguyodst46 2 года назад
cool science fiction video dude!
@robrice7246
@robrice7246 2 года назад
Nature's Compendium did his own Leedsichthys vid.
@blockmasterscott
@blockmasterscott 2 года назад
1:41 I never knew it was that big!
@zed1stwizard
@zed1stwizard 2 года назад
earned a subscription.
@thebruh4589
@thebruh4589 2 года назад
Finally getting the respect he deserves 😤😤😤😤😤
@johnathanrivera6514
@johnathanrivera6514 Год назад
Wow that thing is massive
@destiny6027
@destiny6027 2 года назад
Nice!
@dvdmorehead
@dvdmorehead 2 года назад
How closely related is the fresh water filter feeder (living fossil) paddle fish?
@squashbird9426
@squashbird9426 2 года назад
I love title of your
@BarelyDecentProduction
@BarelyDecentProduction Год назад
the giant pog fish
@itsmedoggo1825
@itsmedoggo1825 2 года назад
Poggers fish!!!
@bhuvanaloganathan1740
@bhuvanaloganathan1740 2 года назад
This is probably why people made the leviathan they got confused with skeletons
@madasahatter5514
@madasahatter5514 2 года назад
I'm from Leeds, United kingdom. Is there a connection to the name a of this fossil?
@nife3557
@nife3557 2 года назад
Funny how you mention both SI and imperial units for length, so can we assume your mentioning of weight as merely tonnes is in...?
@wardchapman5669
@wardchapman5669 2 года назад
What happened to the gomphothere video?
@lorencalfe6446
@lorencalfe6446 2 года назад
i bet this thing would be great as sushi 😗
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
It would probably have tasted similar to its closest living relatives, including gar, tarpons and ten pounders. Although I have no idea how any of these fish taste!
@lorencalfe6446
@lorencalfe6446 2 года назад
@@dr.polaris6423 yuck never mind then i thought it would taste like a cross between whale and tuna 😔
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 2 года назад
Larger animals tend to produce tougher meat.
@johnwalters1341
@johnwalters1341 2 года назад
The various reconstructions you present seem to vary in the size and placement of the pelvic fins, from fairly large to completely nonexistent.
@LordLebu
@LordLebu 2 года назад
I like bony fish - carp 🐟 fries.
@Markiz93
@Markiz93 2 года назад
I wonder why we does not have supegiant bony fish today, biggest living bony fish is sunfish, at maximum weight of 2 tons.
@riot2136
@riot2136 2 года назад
The niche they would take up is filled by whales and large species of filter feeding sharks
@angieway1000
@angieway1000 2 года назад
SHARK POGG
@knightshade6232
@knightshade6232 2 года назад
Wow that large tuna can feed an entire village...
@cottton
@cottton 2 года назад
*THE* *GIANT* *P* *O* *G* *F* *I* *S* *H*
@samuelruakere7728
@samuelruakere7728 8 месяцев назад
This basically the blue whale equivalent (I said Blue whale because of it also being a large if not the largest filter feeder) in the Jurassic era.
@Anthelia.
@Anthelia. 2 года назад
Is this was frist evolution of shark POG?
@chheinrich8486
@chheinrich8486 2 года назад
The largest bony fish ever and the Video is only 6 minutes long, 😪
@stephenlangsl67
@stephenlangsl67 2 года назад
What size were they when they were born?
@sweetspicytamislog776
@sweetspicytamislog776 2 года назад
The remains were difficult to interpret leading to the genus receiving the name el problematicus
@jimwinship7159
@jimwinship7159 2 года назад
How do we know how long they lived?
@otherpatrickgill
@otherpatrickgill 2 года назад
you mentioned the plankton being decimated in mass extinction events. As a rule, microorganisms don't fossilize well (well, many types of zooplankton wouldn't have anything to fossilize). We have diatoms, etc, but how much of the picture are we missing? So many types of marine organism are dependent on plankton and yet we know very little about paleoplankton. It's hard to recognize fossils of microorganisms and squishy bodied macro organisms wouldn't leave much trace.
@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105
@lazysingledaisybronwyn8105 2 года назад
Dr. Polaris, would this explain why the DNA of the Lizard Fish is the same of a whale in prehistoric time? All but the DNA code of their tails.
@benmcreynolds8581
@benmcreynolds8581 2 года назад
Looks like a giant tarpan fish
@genghiskhan6809
@genghiskhan6809 2 года назад
I wonder what it would’ve tasted like.
@Ektor-yj4pu
@Ektor-yj4pu 8 месяцев назад
I'd like if these big fish were cloned and re-introduced in the oceans.
@johnhanover2229
@johnhanover2229 2 года назад
Dolphins wouldn’t be safe with that tuna lol.
@MrTrenttness
@MrTrenttness 2 года назад
🔥♥️🔥
@YUN6_V3NUZ
@YUN6_V3NUZ 2 года назад
pog fish
@andyderksen8455
@andyderksen8455 2 месяца назад
This could've been the fish that swallowed Jonah.
@wolfbrooks
@wolfbrooks 2 года назад
If scientists bring back this fish, it should be called the “Whale Anchovy” or “Whale Sardine”
@brolysaiyan6152
@brolysaiyan6152 2 года назад
Me TOO
@fayvampire
@fayvampire 2 года назад
We have these in the mmorpg Ark Survival Evolved. They eat my boat!
@justaperson8560
@justaperson8560 2 года назад
I believe that it was 100ft more than I do it was only 54
@herambhasabnis6949
@herambhasabnis6949 2 года назад
What if leed60s was carnivorous ?
@Huy-G-Le
@Huy-G-Le 2 года назад
Archeologist: That is one BIG fish. Medieval bible painter: That is a whale. Archeologist: Whale aren't fish. Vatican church: Did I heard Heresy?
@raphlvlogs271
@raphlvlogs271 2 года назад
the whales that existed before mammals became aquatic.
@tomasvrabec1845
@tomasvrabec1845 2 года назад
It's a whale... But actually a fish this time!
@eliletts1680
@eliletts1680 2 года назад
If this fish's skeleton was made out of cartilage, wouldn't it make it more closely related to cartilagenous fish than bony fish?
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
Certain basal ray finned fish do still have skeletons that are somewhat composed of cartilage, it’s just that sharks, rays and relatives have exclusively cartilaginous skeletons.
@eliletts1680
@eliletts1680 2 года назад
@@dr.polaris6423 oh! Interesting! Thanks for the information!
@lexibyday9504
@lexibyday9504 2 года назад
Leedsichtys was a mega sardine
@Nelo_Wolf
@Nelo_Wolf 2 года назад
Was it bigger than the Megalodon?
@dr.polaris6423
@dr.polaris6423 2 года назад
Megalodon was probably similar in size, maybe even slightly larger. However, the Meg was a member of the cartilaginous fish clade Chondrichthyes, while Leedsichthys was a bony fish close to the Teleosts.
@shafqatishan437
@shafqatishan437 2 года назад
@@dr.polaris6423 Leedsichthys was estimated upto 23 meters, highest esteem of Meg was 18 m. Leedsichthys is still recognized by most paleontologists as the largest fish ever.
@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647
@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 2 года назад
So these are the one's that got away in the fish stories just off by a few million years fishermen's tales hasn't changed much :D, my family members and neighbors went fishing from time to time and came back with fish and stories sometimes with more stories than fish hehe
@abahbini7172
@abahbini7172 2 года назад
Bang itu ikan tuna kan
@R.Lennartz
@R.Lennartz 2 года назад
fishe
@LuisAldamiz
@LuisAldamiz 2 года назад
Looks like tuna to me.
@missmiagi2147
@missmiagi2147 2 года назад
Ok...IMA go OldSchool on ya'll and NOT "Google It". But, what is a "Pog Fishy"?
@Karthonic
@Karthonic 2 года назад
I think because of how it looks like with it's mouth open it looks similar to the face a Twitch streamer named Pogchamp made that eventually became the "Pog" meme?
@tittietickler3695
@tittietickler3695 Год назад
pogosaurus
@legogeneralgrievous1173
@legogeneralgrievous1173 Год назад
There's always a bigger fish.
@slavsquatsuperstar
@slavsquatsuperstar 2 года назад
Sorry not sorry, but “super-fish-ally” xDDD
@theharris7207
@theharris7207 2 года назад
Your channel is exploding mate
@KN-cool
@KN-cool 2 года назад
Is this one of the seven days of science guys breaking out on his own?🤣🤣
@firewing1319
@firewing1319 2 года назад
I am of the opposing paradigm that every creature we see represented in the fossil record are instances of time spread out, but a representation of at most a week long period of time. That means exactly what it sounds like. Every creature we have ever found lived around each other, including the ancestors of each line we see today. The world was crazy diverse until the events that preserved that world and gave us this one happened. What is awesome is that the is event is recorded in history, the problem is most won’t accept it at being true because everyone is taught exclusively only one paradigm and very very little about the opposite. What is the opposite? Biblical creationism.
@eviljoel
@eviljoel 2 года назад
Please stop randomly cutting to your stupid fursona. Yes, I know other youtubers do that, but it's really annoying and brings down the whole experience.
@lorencalfe6446
@lorencalfe6446 2 года назад
was it a jumpscare for u 🤣
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 2 года назад
I'm not sure this qualifies as a "fursona", it's just a character.
@austinpleasants6338
@austinpleasants6338 10 месяцев назад
Amazing fish i wish i couldve been there to see one ill die in those ages gladly
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