Top 10 Horrifying Prehistoric Bugs And Insects 

They omit the difference in oxygen levels that allowed for such larger insects.

I loved' the Dragonfly that carried away Godzilla! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The past didn't have refrigeration..... Constantly eating partially spoiled food and always on the verge of starvation nullifies any belief that the past was better.

You do know centipedes and millipedes are different, right? You kept showing examples of millipedes.

16:25 that's a mantis bruh 😑 From what angle does that look like a beetle?

For me, the giant centipede would be the most freaky thing to encounter. The thought of one being 8ft long, and weighing the same as a small person! And with 30 pairs of legs. Ugh! 😑

0:01 - The creatures from King Kong! They were one of the highlights of the film. The way they ate Andy Serkis was brutal!

Bout to have some crazy ass dreams tonight.

Funny thing about grass is that it didn't become a thing until near the end of the Cretaceous period.

All the different inaccuracies is funny to me. Still informative tho

An opportunity was missed for the dragonfly segment to show a classic scene from the movie, Caveman, with Ringo Starr.

At the 2:00 mark, is that a dragon fly with a miniature Godzilla in it's clutches ; )?

If we had the same amount of oxygen back then we would be the size of giants so we would scale with these bugs😊

Great video, thanks. Not so sure about the 'not surviving' part. Especially with the centipedes, which have been seen. They're predator's, and move incredibly fast, by all accounts.

Interesting and thanks. Pan size then?

Kept showing Anomalocaris as an insect in the Carboniferous. It was a sea creature and apex predator of the Cambrian.

Very interesting

Wow. Imagine how big humans were back then

A lot more oxygen than

damn i would love to turn these into armor, besides big shrimp, anomalocares is too cute

Interesting

Cool❤❤❤❤

13:22 That Golden Orb Weaver Spider is tiny compared to the ones I saw on Okinawa in the jungle.

Yeah I’m seconds in and I’m not sure if I can watch the whole thing. I’m definitely not a fan of bugs but I don’t run screaming. I certainly don’t want them on me. I’m glad I don’t live in Australia. They got some huge creatures there that are quite frightening. Ahhhh! It REALLY creeps me out seeing spiders with all their babies on their backs.

The most dangerous and creepy bug still alive today 😮in Kamalaharrious, the clacking sounds it makes 😮😢

Their AI voice is way better then it used to be

Man.. thanks for giving me the itch for getting back to my Witcher 3 run ⚔️🧔🏼‍♂️🐎🕷️💣 😌

How big would humans be in this environment or would be dead because of the oxygen percentage?

I'm scared of Dragonflies. Especially when you can hear them coming 😰

Did he say: "Zerg rush", when talking about the ants?

This is bloodworm 0:05

The scene in the Jack Black King Kong movie with the tube like worm that eats the man head first will haunt me as the most gruesome death ever!

The meg.dragonfly had to eat every 30 mins..so yah they were very ferocious creatures then n now!

Perhaps this led to the evolution of the flyswatter...

Oh and one pound is not 0.05 kg. It is just under 0.5 kg.

Couldn't do it.The intro was too much.I got the creepies and the crawleys.I had to get my feet off the floor

Imaging kicking it thinking it wss a ball?😢 it would probably stand up look down on you. And say "would you like to try that again "😅

I loved Godzilla being carried off by the Meganeura 02:05, but Mothra (Titanus Mosura) did it better.

These giant bugs were horrifying as the ones in the king kong movies

Centipedes? Look like millipedes to me

As a wise man once said, "The only good bug is a dead bug!" 😮

How did these folks get the numbers of each order?

I want to watch this, but hate and I mean hate, creepy Crawlers and the very fisrt 3 seconds had me cringing out, I'll try again later🤢

Less oxygen on Earth today and many exist shrunken

🤘🥰

16:30 it’s a praying mantis, not a beatle.

Wouldn’t people be significantly larger as well?

Don't you know the difference between a centipede and a millipede?

about double the oxygen supply and you have it. We would need an adjustment period to survive without oxygen toxicity. We would live better and shorter lives. Lower disease rates and higher levels of physicality. After the Carboniferous ice age a few forests survived into the early Permian a few pockets remained till the Middle Permian.

11:11 thats not real is it?! Good cgi if its not. Oh hell no!

👍

Good thing I do not live in the Jurassic era because then I'd be hiding from my life from the giant spiders😱

Anything with more than 8 leg,s ,,,make me nervous ,! .

No grass back then

Very disrespectful to Godzilla knowing is literally taller and heavier than the Tallest skyscraper!!

The word is KITE IN not chiten

Is this the same narrator as "They will kill you" almost sounds like it...🤔

What’s the name of the show where the guy is like standing off with that scorpion in the woods? I really wanna watch someone Steve Irwin like that but with giant prehistoric creatures but I can’t find anything online

Do they have any proof of such?

16:23 IS THAT A HUMAN BEING KILLED BY ANTS!!!!!!!!

Dove*

is this real

That insect that you identified as a Beatle was quite obviously a Grasshopper 🤦 Can we trust anything you say after that blunder?

Why are people scared of bugs…?

Im out after he mentioned grass two times in the first 38 seconds… Grass is not very old in the grand scheme of things

Eat zhe bugs!

I gotta fail ya cuz your videos of 'centipedes' is actually a video of 'millipedes'. It's almost like you don't know the difference.

Bugs are insects and arachnids like scorpions are neither.

Creepy. We are fortunate such species are not discovered in modern times

Humans aren't so though if you strip them naked and throw them in to the wild we would struggle against a feral cat...insects are very strong to there size we would stand no chance if they were big as us...

I wonder what marijuana was like back then.

this is all lies there were no such Bugs And Insects that was larger then the humans

THE SAME HERE WITH ME...... I CAN DEAL WITH WORMS... SNAKES..... RATS ....MICE ... BUT SPIDERS...OR GIANT ROACHES YOU FIND IN BASEMENTS..... OH HELL NOOOOOOOOO!!! 😳🤔🙄😵😵😵 😬😱😱😖😧😵

Is a 1:40 intro really necessary, I got bored and watched some paint dry instead

Helldivers. Are you here?

Revelation 21: 3 and 4...Isaiah 11:6

I stopped watching at 2:49-2:52 because that is misinformation. Insects breathe through a network of air filled tubes that deliver oxygen directly to the cells. These tracheal tubes, especially in the leg, take up more room in larger beetles. More than 300 million years ago, there was 31 to 35 percent oxygen in the air. That means that the respiratory systems of the insects could be smaller and still deliver enough oxygen to meet their demands, allowing the creatures to grow much larger. There are reasons for their disappearances and diet is not it. There are two main reasons as to why they have disappeared. The most important is that our atmosphere has changed. Millions of years ago, the air surrounding our planet was warmer, moister and contained more oxygen. During the Carboniferous and Permian periods, Earth’s air contained 31-35% oxygen, as compared to just 21% oxygen in the air today. Oxygen levels are especially important for insects because they don’t have lungs. Instead, they rely on air flowing through a series of openings across their bodies called spiracles, which connect via tiny tubes to the tissues that need oxygen. The second is the dinosaurs helped clean out the giant insects As ancient dinosaurs evolved the ability to fly, eventually becoming modern birds, they put a cap on insect size through predation and competition. The earliest known bird - Archaeopteryx - appeared about 150 million years ago. Birds proved to be faster and more agile than the giant insects. The change in insect size is gradual. This gradual change fits quite nicely with the gradual evolution in birds at the time. Bottom line: Hundreds of millions of years ago, giant insects were common on Earth. The decline in atmospheric oxygen and the rise of birds contributed to their demise. Get your video right next time or I will unsubscribe

Sounds like a bunch of made up crap to me.

You are so over-exaggerating everything, it's foolish.

Can you PLEASE stop make ng these AI generated thumbnails?

this is all lies

👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Awful video

We have in Croatia in my neighborhod neighords who are centipede and millipede and ontopede 😂😂😂😂