PALEOGENE PERIOD. Animals Size Comparison and Data 

At last! The Paleogene Period video is done! Hope you guys enjoy it! As always please remember to give this video that LIKE and leave comments or suggestions for future videos! Thank You all! ps: in case you missed it, I announced a new collaborative project for you guys to get creative, check the ¨community¨ section

1:22 i love how here you can hear a melancholic version of the music from your jurassic video, as if it was saying "the dinosaurs are gone now, they're never coming back, they're lost to time forever now"

I love how at the beginning we see grass growing. Grass didn't truly flourish until after the dinosaurs died, so starting the video with that was a great attention to detail.

What I love about paleontology is that there’s an almost infinite number of awesome creatures to discover. There’s always something new, bigger or weirder than the previous one. Sometimes I can’t wrap my head around the fact that most people don’t care or are even bored by this. How can you be bored by knowing that such incredible animals existed ?!

As much as i love dinosaurs videos I am very happy to see more about early mammals that are often forgotten and outshined by other ancient animals. Great illustrations as always, keep up with the good work ❤🦖

Paleogene animals are so underrated - the first surge of mammal diversity really made some strange, wonderful creatures!

I love the early Cenozoic especially in South America due to it being an island continent for most of the period.

Up to this time period in earth's history, I didn't quite cognize that we can count on you to every once in a while put a treasure into the world, like this vid. I didn't know about / was reminded of most of the animals in this video. You are the only paleoartist who made these size comparisons with only your work. You are amazing.

This video made me realise just how many amazing, unique and underated animals lived during this period, also small infos about the animals is a great addition

Glad this video covered some animals from Walking with Beasts for the first time on this channel such as Hyaenodon and Embolotherium. I am looking forward to a Neogene video as part of the Cenozoic trilogy

We need some documentary including paleogene in main role now(not just walking with beasts but just something new and original)

3:28 It's really awe inspiring to look at Paraceratherium and see how absolutely enormous it is. It's crazy this wasn't even the largest terrestrial mammal that ever lived, that honor goes to the Straight Tusked Elephant. It's even crazier knowing that the largest animal that ever lived is also a mammal, the Blue Whale, and it is still extant today. Right now on this planet, there is a gargantuan sea mammal that is larger than any other extant or extinct animal, and this animal that is the largest animal ever eats tiny creatures that are smaller than your fingertip.

OMG, i really love the paleogene animals!! They are familiar and alien at the same time, it's basically a lost world! Also, i really love all the color and patterns you came up for them! Many modern paleoartists have the tendency of taking the colors of an extant animal and slap onto an extinct one, and i find this so boring, so i'm really glad that you took your time not only to research and draw them, but to invent color patterns that are likely lost to time now! ❤

birds: you have freed us! Mammals: Oh, I wouldn't say "freed", more like "under new management."

The legend is back!

think the Paleogene is the most interesting and symbolic segment of the Cenozoic. The world was gradually recovering from the KPG extinction. Mammals and the last dinosaurs began to occupy large, specialized and dominant niches. I am a little sad that multituberculates, non placental and non marsupial eutherians and metatherians, non crocodilian crocodylomorphs and other groups of animals did not survive to this day. At least we should be grateful to them for giving us a place.

Great! Like that you didn't re-use a lot of animals from previous videos. Can't wait for the Neogene! The Hyaenodon's head looks a little weird though, but that might just be me

You are back, we missed you

Best video of Mario My Big Bro is fan of Cenozoic Beast He will go crazy..if I send him this video Keep making specific period videos Good Luck Love From Bharat 💕🇮🇳

Finally the king posted again

I Love These Videos Cuz Sometimes It Shows Me Prehistoric Creatures I Never Heard Before I Am A Dino Kid After All

He finally came back after two months

This video is amazing, i love how not only did you bring attention to a variety of unique animals from this time period but also gave them color schemes and patterns that are different from what you'd expect and doesn't fall into the trap of typical browns and greys - the Numidotherium, Gobiatherium, and Borissiakia especially. Also, just a thought, Artiodactyla is truly an incredible group. They produced the largest ocean predators ever seen, the most efficient land herbivores in history, and some of the biggest mammal carnivores ever to walk the Earth all within like 60 million years

This is absolutely art !

You know it's going to be a good day when Mario Lanzas posts.

Very well done once again.

Yes! My boy Numidotherium made it in! As well as the newly described Dentaneosuchus! I was so surprised by the new additions, like Presbyornis, Diacodexis, Eusmilus, and Niolamia. I didn't think I'd see them in one of these videos. But they were done so well! I always love the obscure creatures you throw in for flavor with the more popular ones. This video made me realize how diverse this period is. I'd love to see documentaries about these animals. There's so much more than just mammals. This is cliche, but I'd like to make some suggestions for future videos (if you read all this, thank you and I'm sorry). Alvarezsaurs: Alvarezsaurus, Bannykus, Bonapartenykus, Linhenykus, Nemegtonykus, Qiupanykus, Trierarchuncus, Tugulusaurus, Xiyunykus Ammonites and other cephalopods: Araxoceras, Arcestes, Diplomoceras, Dipoloceroides, Elephantoceras, Enchoteuthis, Endoceras, Goldringia, Gonioceras, Haboroteuthis, Hexameroceras, Hypoturrilites, Maximites, Parawocklumeria, Syllipsimopodi, Vestinautilus, Yezoceras Birds: Conflicto, Cratoavis, Dromornis, Falcatakely, Fukuipteryx, Gargantuavis, Harpagornis, Heracles, Ichthyornis, Janavis, Longipteryx, Mullerornis, Ornimegalonyx, Raphus, Soroavisaurus, Teratornis, Vorombe, Yuanchuavis Cambrian: Cambroraster, Capinatator, Lyrarapax, Metaspriggina, Mieridduryn, Nesonektris, Odontogriphus, Okulitchicyathus, Omnidens, Orthrozanclus, Peytoia, Plectronoceras, Shenzianyuloma, Tuzoia, Utaurora Cetaceans: Acrophyseter, Brygmophyseter, Ichthyolestes, Maiacetus, Nalacetus, Nanokogia, Nihohae, Prosqualodon, Rayanistes, Xiphiacetus, Zygorhiza Dryosaurs and other small ornithopods: Atlascopcosaurus, Callovosaurus, Fylax, Iyuku, Macrogryphosaurus, Matheronodon, Morrosaurus, Oryctodromeus, Rhabdodon, Talenkauen, Tenontosaurus, Thescelosaurus, Transylvanosaurus, Valdosaurus Eurypterids: Brachyopterella, Campylocephalus, Eurypterus, Eusarcana, Hallipterus, Hughmilleria, Megalograptus, Pentecopterus, Pruemopterus, Pterygotus, Slimonia, Stylonurella, Stylonurus Holocephali: Akmonistion, Belantsea, Caseodus, Dwykaselachus, Fadenia, Janassa, Menaspis, Ozarcus, Parahelicoprion, Protochimaera, Sarcoprion, Squaloraja, Symmorium Ichthyosaurs and other ichthyosauromorphs: Baisesaurus, Cymbospondylus, Excalibosaurus, Grippia, Kyhytysuka, Nanchangosaurus, Sclerocormus, Stenopterygius, Temnodontosaurus, Utatsusaurus Jurassic World Evolution 2 size comparisons (when the game stops updating) Mosasaurs and other mosasauroids: Aigialosaurus, Globidens, Platecarpus, Stelladens, Tethysaurus, Xenodens, Yaguarasaurus Ordovician: Maclurina, Receptaculites, Sacabambaspis Oviraptorosaurs: Anzu, Avimimus, Beibeilong, Corythoraptor, Huanansaurus, Ningyuansaurus, Oksoko, Rinchenia, Wulatelong Placoderms: Brindabellaspis, Coccosteus, Elegantaspis, Entelognathus, Gemuendina, Groenlandaspis, Holonema, Materpiscis, Phyllolepis, Pseudopetalichthys, Ptyctodus, Wuttagoonaspis Plesiosaurs: Aristonectes, Attenborosaurus, Cryptoclidus, Fluvionectes, Leivanectes, Leptocleidus, Pachycostasaurus, Plesiosaurus, Serpentisuchops, Umoonasaurus, Zarafasaura Precambrian: Arborea, Cloudina, Coronacollina, Diskagma, Funisia, Horodyskia, Kimberella, Parvancorina, Pteridinium, Thectardis, Tribrachidium, Vaveliksia, Ventogyrus, Yorgia Prehistoric Planet 2 size comparison Proboscideans: American Mastodon, Anancus, Barytherium, Chilgatherium, Columbian Mammoth, Cuvieronius, Gnathabelodon, Gomphotherium, Moeritherium, Phiomia, Platybelodon, Pygmy Mammoth, Stegodon, Stegotetrabelodon Silurian: Dayongaspis, Megamastax, Nerepisacanthus, Silurolepis, Thelodus Therapsids: Bullacephalus, Deuterosaurus, Elephantosaurus, Geikia, Hipposaurus, Kannemeyeria, Lycaenops, Megawhaitsia, Nikkasaurus, Proburnetia, Sauroctonus Therizinosaurs: Alxasaurus, Erliansaurus, Falcarius, Fukuivenator, Martharaptor, Nothronychus, Segnosaurus, Suzhousaurus Trilobites: Acanthopyge, Deiphon, Han, Hoplolichoides, Isotelus, Kettneraspis, Kolihapeltis, Odontopleura, Olenelloides, Opipeuterella, Peachella, Pemphigaspis, Phantaspis, Telephina Troodontids: Daliansaurus, Hesperornithoides, Jinfengopteryx, Liaoningvenator, Mei, Pectinodon, Saurornithoides, Sinovenator, Stenonychosaurus, Talos, Zanabazar Updated abelisaurs: Abelisaurus, Berthasaura, Eoabelisaurus, Indosaurus, Noasaurus, Thanos, Vespersaurus, Xenotarsosaurus (exclude Tarascosaurus) Updated ankylosaurs: Acantholipan, Acanthopholis, Anodontosaurus, Crichtonpelta, Patagopelta, Scolosaurus, Ziapelta, Zuul Updated dromaeosaurs: Acheroraptor, Adasaurus, Daurlong, Dineobellator, Natovenator, Ornithodesmus, Saurornitholestes, Unenlagia, Wulong, Ypupiara, Zhongjianosaurus (exclude Dakotaraptor) Updated marginocephalians: Aquilops, Chaoyangsaurus, Coronosaurus, Diabloceratops, Medusaceratops, Prenocephale, Sinocephale, Tylocephale, Wendiceratops, Zuniceratops Updated stegosaurs: Chialingosaurus, Chungkingosaurus, Isaberrysaura, Mongolostegus, Wuerhosaurus

I'm never getting over titanoboa, that snake had no right being that long and big, but it was lol.

1:42 Giga Pingu

Mama Mia 😃😃😄😄😍😍😍🤩👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 i am speechless. 👌🏼

genial como siempre

Simplemente increíble! Los nuevos diseños te quedaron perfectos! ❤

El mejor paleoartista sin dudarlo, otro gran video de el gran Mario Lanzas!

Great job as always Mario

A beasts Beginning

Wow life after dinosaurs is interesting

I saw the paraceratheriem on DeviantArt and I got excited! Will you be doing the Walking with Monsters and Walking with Beasts next?

Always interesting how penguin hit water and went 'now i get big'

This was fantastic! I wish you'll make same videos about neogene ahd anthropogene!

Ooh 0.01 new sprites of leptictidium, dunkleosteus and dimorphodon ❤

That Propalaeotherium is THICC.

Great work as always, the Paleogene definitely had the most bizarre of Cenozoic fauna.

Another awesome video, as always! 👏🏻👏🏻

Easily one of the most underrated time periods there are

You should make one of prehistoric snakes and of prehistoric Madagascar, include animals from Prehistoric Planet.

Yesss 😍 I always want more these from you 🔥🥂🇫🇮

1:30 kerberos maybe was the beast of Gévaudan that terrorised France in the 18 century

Awesome!!!

Your art style is a delight to look at. You have your own touch and interpretation to how these creatures looked, and I love it's uniqueness.

Amazing can you make prehistoric planet 2 also

Amo Al Paleogeno sobretodo los periodos Paleoceno y Eoceno

Great video Mario. I love the Leptictidium as they look cute. I know this may seem like a Niche video idea. How about a Pokémon size comparison videos that look realistic. I think it would be fascinating to see and you can do it by different regions. Just an idea to look at perhaps.

Hermosa y nueva presentacion. Ya que muchos de los mamiferos, aves y reptiles estaban fuera de mi informacion. Buen trabajo colega. Nos comentaremos en el proximo video. Saludos.

Otro excelente vídeo Bro, Saludos cordiales y continúa sorprendiendonos, 👍😎✌️✨️✔️💯

great art mate love it 🙂

Cool videos man, keep it up.

Yeyyy nuevo video ❤❤❤❤

Titanoboa was absolutely massive

My favorite time period

I've waited a long time for this day, thank you very much Mario

Excelente arte 100/10 🙌 Para futuros videos podrías tocar el tema de la evolución especulativa de la vida en otros planetas.

It's funny how possibly the largest animal of the Paleogene was described at almost the exact time this was released.

Im glad that paraceratherium makes a comeback after 2 years

Beatifull drawings!

Está genial más paleoarte de otras épocas, aparte del Jurásico y el Cretácico.

El único animal autóctono de Colombia,la Titanoboa.

Love the video! Did you see my animal for TFIW? Sos el mejor!

I remember seeing leptictidium on walking with beast and jimmy neutron

Tnx For This Video, Very Beautifully Done & Informative.

Titanoboa is my favorite!

Te ruego que hagas del silurico y cambribo te lo ruego una vez lo hagas podré vivir tranquilo

Sin duda uno de los períodos más curiosos de la historia de la vida.

Hyped what you think about perucetus colossus. Great Video as always

Where are my Terror Birds? 😢

Saca uno de los animales del periodo neogeno

2:23 Primitive Terminator Pig 🗿💕🇮🇳

I always enjoy the depiction of the animals.

This video is SPLENDID!!! Well done!

This is so beautiful and peaceful. I love the infobits at the bottom

glad I can comment on Mario Lanzas videos again

Can u do about holocene eponch

This music sounds like something that would play in Minecraft!

This vídeo is awesome can you make a neogene and quaternary animal size comparison

Would love to see a size comparison of all cenozoic felines :)

Animals big enough to ride *if* they were still around *would* be kumimanu, barylambda, sarkastodon, gobiatherium, numidotherium, heliosus, dentaneosuchus, andrewsarchus, gastornis, eobasileus, and borissiakia, which resembles a moropus. Of these, *would* personally like to ride kumimanu, heliosus, dentaneosuchus, gastornis, and borissiakia, *if* they were still around.

Andrewsarchus was a beast of an early whale relative and it looks it’s best here

Mario, maybe prehistoric (devonic-carbonian-triassic) plants video? Thank you for your videos!! Vary like

Great stuff!

J adore tes vidéos c'est super cool

This is so cool I really love dinosaurs videos so much and amazing size comparison video I love Cenozoic animals ❤️

im starting to get into Cenozoic mammals than dinosaurs i still love dinosaurs but im constanly getting into Prehistoric Mammals

Dato curioso: el pakicetus era el antepasado de los cetaceos (ballenas)

He echado de menos al paleoxodon

most underrated period

PALEOGENE FTW

when will you upload new video good video

Nice job man 👍

Excelentes ilustraciones!! 🤩💫

man you should really do one with the creatures for ARK, would be awesome

2:23helio-SUS💀