PREHISTORIC CROCODILES AND RELATIVES. Size comparison (Crurotarsi, Pseudosuchia) 

Indeed

Mother Mo Omy

Me, seeing the Sillosuchus: THAT’S A BIG BOI

I am impressed they look a lot like herbivore dinosaur!!

Also postosuchus and simosuchus are herbivores

Evolution is freaking crazy

@@tnb4509 thanks bro, but i knew that!

Yeah, it's a result of convergent evolution. The Rauisuchians took up the niches that the dinosaurs would eventually take up, so the evolved similar features.

@@tnb4509 yes but the spinosaurus was really Great at swim Whit his feet and big tail he was a perfecrt swimmer

@@taricanarain8453 Once again, thanks very much, but i already knew that. Stiil thanks

Totally

Agree

Smilosuchus' eyes looks like an amphibian's eye, exactly looking like a frog.

You must have loved Prehistoric Planet 2

Your description of postasuchus running on tip toes just gave me a very funny mental image

@sad yep

@Nobody Important as of Now yes this is true.

Yes

@Nobody Important as of Now yes

Lotosaurus too

Isn't Prionosuchus a Temnospondyl amphibian?

@@alvianekka80 yes sorry I forgot to change the comments. Thanks for reminding

Prionosuchus is not a crocodilian

Le prionosuchus n'etait pas un crocodilien mais un amphibien, le plus grand qu'il est existe d'ailleurs malgre qu'il leur ressemblait !

I wanna know how he forgot to add deino into the vid 💀

Looks like Komodo Dragon with long leg 🤣

That's a ridiculous one!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Since when crocodiles and alligators looked like that!?

Fist croc on the early Jurassic?

Fasolasuchus was similar in size to Prestosuchus.

he is not the biggest

@@pedrovicenzobrignoni3590 then which was bigger?

@@majster7072 incorrect

@@pedrovicenzobrignoni3590 yes it is

what about barinasuchus?

@@gattycroc8073 And Gryposuchus

And Machimosaurus

And Yourmomosuchus

Grypo buff af

I feel like they meant the order Crocodilia, not all members of the Crurotari

Also barinasuchus

Because purrusaurus looks like it

@@tsarbomba8233 lol no

I Dont See WWD Size comparison 2023?

@sad *Precisely!*

"more successful" no,very successful but not so sucessful

@@carno.5911 I see no overtly dominant predatory theropods right now that could dare to challange any large even medium sized crocodilian today thi

@@thedoruk6324 Superior strenght and size isn't enough to achieve greater evolutionary success. Birds and mammals have much greater species diversity than crocodilians (respectively around 10000 bird species or more, around 6399 mammal species and only around 23 species of crocodilians) and occupy more ecological niches while crocodilians are only semiaquatic ambush predators and piscivores limited to warmer climates. Pseudosuchians dominated in Triassic, Dinosaurs in Jurassic and Cretaceous (and managed to do well in Cenozoic), Synapsids in Permian and entire Cenozoic.

@@thedoruk6324 Thats isnoz how to define "successfulnes". Evolutionarie "Successfulnes" is define by the Diversety of Species in are Species-Group and in the Number von Nishes that these Oukupie

¿Realmente fue más grande que Sarcosuchus?

@@JuanblasUlloaulloa63 en longitud creo que sarcosuchus era más largo pero en cuanto a tamaño y proporciones en general purussaurus es más grande

@@JuanblasUlloaulloa63 purusaurus chegava a 15 metros use google translate im brazilian and i dont know how to speak spanish but i know how to speak a little bit of english so use google translator

@@pedrovicenzobrignoni3590 No 10 meters long maxium lenght👍

@@pedrovicenzobrignoni3590 Onde que essa porra chegava a 15 metros? O máximo que ele podia chegar era até 12 metros.

@Red Robotic Do you read or comprehend? The word "if" is there and in bold/emphasized for a reason. I know they're extinct, but I used "if" for a "what if" scenario. If you can't understand that, don't respond.

correcting past me: deinosuchus is a member of the superfamily "Alligatoroidea" so it's closer to real crocs than crurotarsi are to real crocs

I draw them myself

Mario Lanzas fantastic 💪

Sarcosuchus is actually the largest

@@cheeburggaming7459 The giant prehistoric caiman, Purussaurus, from northern South America during the Miocene epoch grew up to 9-10 m (30-33 ft) long and could weigh up to 8 tonnes, making it one of the largest crocodilians ever.[132][133] Other contenders for the largest crocodilian ever include the late Cretaceous period Deinosuchus, at up to 10.6 m (35 ft) and 8.5 t (19,000 lb).[134] Relative of crocodilians, Sarcosuchus imperator of the early Cretaceous was found in the Sahara desert and could measure up to 9-9.5 m (30-31 ft) and weigh an estimated 3.5 t (7,700 lb).

@@cheeburggaming7459 Deinosuchus was bigger according to various sources like above. There is a convincing video as to why Deinosuchus is the largest as well.

@kentl7228 still don't change my mind.

@@cheeburggaming7459 very strange. I cited data that was agreed with, then both of those posts disappeared. Someone is playing with the three red dots...

Yes, Im remaking and updating every old video

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Pretty obvious answer to that

Megalodon or Livyatan is probably the most powerful predator of all time

sillosuchus feels like a dinosaur, but they not

I thought the same

Not all of them are crocodilians. Some are non crocodilian pseudosuchians, and then phytosaurs are yet another thing.

he should have also included Barinasuchus.

Nah deino>puru, large deino ests can hit 13t or more, puru maxes at 9t

Also, I'm pretty sure that sarcosuchus was the largest crocodylymorph, and then deinosuchus, and then purrussaurus