Was the T-Rex Feathered?

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We all know that the magnificent 68-million-year-old T-Rex was one of the most ruthless predators on the Cretaceous block. What you may not know is that this colossal carnivorous beast may have been covered in a luxurious layer of fluffy feathers.
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@QuartzVideozYT 7 лет назад

The whole "Don't move it won't see us" line is based on the Jurassic park book where the dinosaurs in said book had frog DNA in them, and frogs are motion based predators. That statement only applies to fictional frog dinosaurs and has no basis on the real world.

@lividsphincter4098 6 лет назад

Why would goldblum know that?

@gr0m545 5 лет назад

OH.

@gr0m545 5 лет назад

It also says in the movie that the missing DNA is replaced by frog DNA, which is explained by Dr. DNA

@MrDibara 5 лет назад

@@gr0m545 Explained by *Dr. DNA?* 😆 But yeah, the movie does state they had to fill up the missing data of the DNA sequence with samples of frogs and other creatures.

@justvibing1601 5 лет назад

What about at the beginning of the movie when DR.Grant is talking to the kid and mentions that the t rex has motion based vision before he even learns about jurassic park

@Raptor302 7 лет назад

"Don't move, he can't see us if we don't move" "How the hell would you know? You only looked at his bones!" "Oh, shit. Good point. Run!"

@6515cg 6 лет назад

Raptor302 lol

@sancho7863 4 года назад

Sam neil is going to get us all killed

@Borni84 4 года назад

@@sancho7863 Sam neil is going to be Sam Meal

@unnaturaldodo 4 года назад

T rex got better eye then an eagle 10x better

@danielschechter8130 3 года назад

Food runs away. Whether it's a bear or a pussycat, if you run it'll chase you. Standing still doesn't make you invisible, it just makes you less likely to seem like food.

@shwwoooosshh9228 8 лет назад

a t rex that looks like a giant chicken with sharp teeth is way scarier

@mansamusa1743 8 лет назад

Chickens are scarier

@BeigomaStudios053 8 лет назад

+Sotiris Krol oh god, king of the Cuccos!

@angeliesalvebernardez8587 8 лет назад

Actually its less scarier, I rather like to be chased by a Feathered T-rex than an Abomination.

@kapelthomas 8 лет назад

Well, it had emu feathers... Even scarier!!!

@admiralcat3809 8 лет назад

a fluffy T-rex is cute!

@gadielgonzalez2755 6 лет назад

Scales, feathers, dinosaurs are badasses no matter what. 1:23 that's a uhhhhh very interesting position.

@dartanyanthemeow-sketeer8674 5 лет назад

Ehhh it doesn't look that bad when you realize it's for searching things by seeing and smelling

@PurpleMS 4 года назад

@Narstak 8 лет назад

I don't understand what people have against feathers on dino! A giant beast with fur can be 10 time more awesome than a generic lezard. Also, it is interresting to see all the possibilities! And for once, you could have dilophosaur with feathered crest (even though there are no evidences and it is just in jurassic park).

@mothsmothsmoths 8 лет назад

well, some people liked the giant reptiles, personally i like some feathered dinosaurs; some not so much. (like stegosaurus and triceratops, it would kind of look weird...)

@MrMementoOri 8 лет назад

+Vincent Pellemans Gigantothermy. A creature that big that generates it own heat would not be able to shed heat fast enough to prevent cooking in it's own body. Plus, skin samples of the T-rex have been found and they're not feathered.

@Narstak 8 лет назад

+MrMementoOri It is true that not all dinosaurs had their body covered in feathers, but lets compared that to the Elephant and Mammoth case... Very close species, and both have hair, but the Elephant is reduced to having less hairs. T-Rex may have benn covered PARTIALLY in feathers. The thing is: the ancestors of dinosaurs have been discovered to have feathers. So ALL dinosaurs had the POTENTIAL to be FEATHERED. T-Rex may had a not so big coat, but its cousins... that's an other story.

@Narstak 8 лет назад

+asriel dremmurr The feathers of dinos were like fur for mammals. The feathers were proto feathers and were similar in appearance to fur. May I ask you to go searsh for the following: TREY the Explainer/ Which Dinosaurs Had Feathers? Good watching.

@suspectedpotato376 8 лет назад

+Vincent Pellemans I don't have any problem with feathers on the t-rex just as long as they don't have that stupid fat looking shape like in that documentary I watched last year.

@johanbakker4463 8 лет назад

i think dinosaurs with feathers are way cooler than scales

@keegster7167 8 лет назад

Yea, I find giant birds to be pretty scary, especially when they have sharp teeth.

@piggyoinkoink6352 8 лет назад

+King Keegster Geese, man. FREAKING GEESE.

@fart2 7 лет назад

+Ethan Townsend P geese cassowaries. Enough said.

@keegster7167 7 лет назад

Ethan Townsend P what about ostriches. They're almost twice as tall as cassowaries (although cassowaries are more aggressive).

@PaulTheSkeptic 7 лет назад

I think dinosaurs with feathers is way more accurate than scales. No, I'm kidding. I'm just glad people still think dinosaurs are cool.

@camilaparedes6261 7 лет назад

the person who draws the illustrations in the back is so good!!

@cinnireseisri 8 лет назад

There is a lot of outdated info on the video. They readjusted the weights of the T-rex when they discovered that they had hollow bones, just like birds. This reduced the weight of virtually all dinos and using computer models they found that the animals could move far more quickly than previously thought, including the t-rex. From 7.7 tons to 3-4 and from 17mph to 30-40. Makes sense.

@basiliskboy17 8 лет назад

T. rex*

@cinnireseisri 8 лет назад

t-rex*

@basiliskboy17 8 лет назад

cinnireseisri no, it's written as T. rex, as T is short for the genus Tyrannosaurus, and rex is lowercase for it being a species name. t-rex is an outdated and straight up wrong way to write the name down

@cinnireseisri 8 лет назад

***** t-rex*

@cinnireseisri 8 лет назад

Friendlygamer Basil you're not very friendly.

@afipantera 8 лет назад

That roar sounds like a trash compactor

@markmikolay9019 6 лет назад

it does not matter weather you like dinosaurs with or without feathers. Your preference does not affect reality.

@sethrod13 9 лет назад

Please talk about what the real Velociraptors looked like. Unlike the Deinonychus from Jurassic park

@IrvingBeatle 9 лет назад

The "Velociraptors" from JP are Achillobators not Deinonychus

@ThousandsOfOwls 8 лет назад

IrvingBeatle I thought they were Utahraptors? They're the only raptors that would be a little bigger than a human.

@5raptorboy1 8 лет назад

littleMURE Achillobator is the most like the things shown in the movie.

@arcanejazz 8 лет назад

+Xavier820 Imagine a demonic chicken the size of a labrador :p

@777SilverPhoenix777 8 лет назад

+5raptorboy1 actually in the making of special they said they based it on the regular raptor and just upped the size and there were no known raptor species that size. even the Utah raptor hadn't been discovered yet.

@ssage7808 8 лет назад

please do more dinosaurs specifically spinosaurus and talk about how people once thought that it stood upright

@addycastles3949 6 лет назад

3:07 cracking a cold one with the boys

@XerxesTexasToast 9 лет назад

Feathered dinos or bust! The whole feather discover reignited my love for the big reptiles. I loved dinos as a kid, then fell out of the habit, then BOOM! Feathered fucking raptors. Now they can be deadly AND fabulous! TBH I would go see Jurassic World if they had been animated with feathers.

@Kometafilms 9 лет назад

Dinos are birds._.

@XerxesTexasToast 9 лет назад

canUsayCHEESE And birds are dinos. :D

@Domstarr3000 9 лет назад

Feathers or not Jurassic World was great, and Henry Wu explains the reason they made them without feathers

@XerxesTexasToast 9 лет назад

Domstarr3000 Hmm... I might consider it then. I thought that the only reason to go see Jurassic World was for the sake of seeing the dinos, as I didn't expect an interesting plot.

@Domstarr3000 9 лет назад

XerxesTexasToast when I first heard about the details of JW I wasn't thrilled but as the release got closer I warmed up to it and honestly wasn't disappointed with the movie at all, obvs if you nitpicked you could find a couple things but all in all a great sequel to Jurassic Park in my opinion

@Bearorgan 9 лет назад

Bears....BEARS!!!! (How many times do I have to make this comment?)

@sayblekale6654 9 лет назад

Do bears please.

@pyro887 9 лет назад

please do bears :)

@reinoutkerkhof2629 9 лет назад

yeah

@charlesenglish4637 9 лет назад

please do bears

@dippy_dot_mann6922 5 лет назад

I could just imagine a group of T-Rex’s cracking open a couple of cold ones with the boys.

@TheSpoonyFox 9 лет назад

Loving the information! I love zoology and evolutionary research. I'd love if you did Fennec Fox or Red Panda! :) But you've already done foxes... But I'd love one specific to our big eared little hyperactive desert dwellers!

@KJO1993 9 лет назад

Red pandas are pretty great :)

@syzygy8694 9 лет назад

I love zoology!

@syzygy8694 9 лет назад

Wow matt. That's...boring

@TheSpoonyFox 9 лет назад

Assassination_6 While I do personally enjoy a good boobie, I prefer king fishers! ;)

@syzygy8694 9 лет назад

I have no idea what that is

@MatheusSM1000 9 лет назад

3:05 Now that's a fatality I would like to see in a new Mortal Kombat game.

@RadiantCanvas1 6 лет назад

I clicked on this video just to see how you drew a feathered t-Rex! And it looked great

@iniminimoshimo 9 лет назад

For people who use the metric scale: 1. Compsognathus: 64.05 km/h 2. Velociraptor: 40.56 km/h 3. Dilophosaurus: 37.82 km/h 4. Allosaurus: 33.8 km/h 5. Tyrannosaurus Rex: 28.81 km/h

@TheSkullcrusher73 9 лет назад

Dr. Grant said that because all the dinosaurs were mixed with frog dna. Toads generally have movement based vision.

@XaeeD 9 лет назад

Swarfly Yeah but Grant wouldn't have known that for sure, unless we assume he asked someone about it off cam.

@TheSkullcrusher73 9 лет назад

***** They told them straight up that it was frog dna at the beginning of the movie.

@XaeeD 9 лет назад

Swarfly So? Does that mean that he then knew that the Tyrannosaurus could only see movement? How does that work? Grant would probably know nothing about frogs anyway.

@K9Raptor 9 лет назад

He probably don't know about frogs, it doesn't matter, he is an actor not an expert or anything.

@K9Raptor 9 лет назад

*Don't know anything about

@themightymrpink 7 лет назад

Actually, T. rex's top speed is 25 miles per hour, as explained in The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs video.

@riotbreaker3506 6 лет назад

Recent skin impressions feature a T-Rex with tiny feathers partially covering the upper part of its body. On this basis, seemingly smaller and older theropods only seemed to be fully covered.

@user-cs6fl7zp8b 5 лет назад

0:07-I love this

@kevinpierce6955 9 лет назад

I personally think theropods look more prehiatoric and mich more scary wih features. I think they're much more frightning when I think of them as massive prehistoric birds than overgrown bipedal lizards. They would be faster, smarter, and much more social than the general person thinks of a theropod now. Imagine a T. rex moving around with the swiftness of a bird of prey? God that's menacing. Sure they have some traits of reptiles, birds evolved from reptiles after all, and reptiles from amphibians. Theropods are merely a separate branch and a completely different manifestation of birds than the ones we see today. True monsters.

@JurassicReptile 9 лет назад

Kevin Pierce Well new science says that crocodiles are actually smarter than we once thought.

@SnakeMan448 9 лет назад

3:23 That bone set under the body is really odd.

@portal1738 9 лет назад

Joseph Nunn as you might see the ribs are not long enough to meet up with eachother at the middle so they have that bone (gastralia) there to support their organs and offer some kind of protection

@adnanilyas6368 9 лет назад

Looks like it's analogous (or, to be more accurate, probably homologous) to the sternum we mammals have.

@namaske2594 9 лет назад

Its like a under rib cage thats not even connected to any bones

@velveteenvampire 8 лет назад

THAT T REX'S FACE IS SO DERPY I LOVE IT

@vianized5248 3 года назад

"Don't move.." "Why? It can't see us if we don't move?" "No, because it's pointless, we're gonna die anyway, so why even try, LMAO."

@RobYom9658 8 лет назад

I know right. if a t Rex's sight was based on movement fossils will be found with extreme tree brusies

@averageterrariafan2215 4 года назад

I'm 4 yrs late but I don't care, trees are biodegradable

@LeonardGr 9 лет назад

I want any anteaters on next episode, because my birthday is coming on next week.

@LeonardGr 9 лет назад

giant anteaters, tamanduas, silky anteater, anything about Vermilingua, also pangolins, armadillos and aardvarks too.

@LeonardGr 9 лет назад

so I want anteaters for my birthday om next week.

@1spartanelite 7 лет назад

Feather or scales, Dinosaurs are AWESOME! Love to see my nosy neighbor try to snoop around my lawn when there's a fricking T.REX leased in it! >:D

@nword1380 8 лет назад

i used to love dinosaur i still do.Knowing that my fravourite dinosaurs the Trex could of had feathers makes me love them more.Dont know why people hate the fault of dinosaurs with feathers and hair.greate video 😄

@daddyleon 8 лет назад

I think feathers might well make them even more terrifying.

@Warhorse469 8 лет назад

there is one thing are T-Rex sucks at, and that's taking selfies

@JanetStarChild 8 лет назад

+Uteopia That's a good thing. It means that tyrannosaurus are not a bunch of self-absorbed narcissists like people who take "selfies".

@basiliskboy17 8 лет назад

T. rex*

@raptormage2209 7 лет назад

wait until you see the abelisaurids , t rex could have holded a phone but the abelisaurids like carnotaurus and majungasaurus could not

@covalentbros 9 лет назад

This is really a cool channel, and I learned something new about T-Rex today :) Looking forward to the next video.

@Skidz1818 5 лет назад

according to the Snapple i just drank, a chicken is the closest living retaliative of the T-Rex

@sherif5517 9 лет назад

You should check out Golden eagles or Utah raptors, they're in the same family anyway ;)

@Deadpool3E 9 лет назад

No they're not. They're in the same clade, but not family. Utahraptor belongs to a group called Dromaeosauridae, animals that are closer to the origins of birds than other dinosaurs. Golden eagles are part of the Accipitridae, the family of modern birds in which eagles, hawks, and vultures are classified. Both groups occupy different branches of the Maniraptora tree; a clade within the Theropod membership.

@sherif5517 9 лет назад

Deadpool3E Sorry, it's my bad for not specifying, I was talking about that tree, I'm really sorry, I probably confused some people. My bad.

@yawcty6478 3 года назад

Kinda sad now that it’s most likely that the T Rex had no feathers, as we can see that there were no feathers in places that most other dinosaurs do. I mean their ancestors had feathers, but they didn’t.

@brianpso 9 лет назад

Wow, just found this channel because of alltime10s and I gotta say that I loved this video. Totally subbing.

@ScreamSodaInc 7 лет назад

T Rex had feathers that has been my motto for years! Finally, someone else besides me and TREY who knows dinosaur anatomy

@FabledHeroes3351 8 лет назад

I'm sure a T-Rex would have feathers just not the kind where thinking I mean this sucker isn't gonna look like a giant feathery puff ball it's theorized that the feathers would be more like bristles tough and quite intimidating think a Dragon with long thin hair like spikes protruding from its skin

@dayandere2669 4 года назад

yah that's what I was thinking. It wouldn't be like... full on feathers it'd be more like simple feathers

@IndianaJoel93 9 лет назад

I'm sure we all know about the Tyrannosaurus specimen known as 'Wyrex' right? Well, that animal alone proves that Tyrannosaurus wasn't 'covered' in feathers. As scaly skin patterns were found, with no feather or hair like structures, in areas of the body where Yutyrannus did have feathers. The ancestors of Rhinos, Elephants ect had fur, but the animals themselves don't. Same logic with Tyrannosaurus and Tarbosaurus. Baby Tyrannosaurs definitely had a coat of downy feathers or protofeathers, but the raw evidence suggests that the adults did not. The feather theory is based on pure speculation based on other animals.

@ChanTheMan0305 9 лет назад

Ikr Wyrex has scales why do people still believe in the feathered Rex but it is possible Rex has feathers as a youngster

@5raptorboy1 8 лет назад

IndianaJoel93 So what? Skin impressions on feet? That's like saying that chickens must not have feathers because they have the scale things on their legs. T rex didn't need to insulate as much as Yutyrannus, so he didn't have feathers on his legs.

@5raptorboy1 8 лет назад

IndianaJoel93 Sorry, I was a bit misinformed by the internet when I looked it up. Though, feathers are not only for keeping warm. Feathers=/=fur. The same rules do not apply, mostly because feathers can regulate temperature rather than fur which just keeps it in. Fur keeps heat in, feathers can keep it in and keep it out. Other people have explained it better than me. Anyway, just because it didn't have feathers on the legs and tail does not mean that the entire body is featherless. Also, humans and most mammals have hair over their skin. Why can't feathers be over scales? (That last question is almost definitely misinformed, but whatever.)

@IndianaJoel93 8 лет назад

5raptorboy1 The type of feathers that were found on early Tyrannosaurids were used for warmth though, protofeathers are very different to modern flight feathers. Like I said, Tyrannosaurus most likely didn't have obvious feathers, if anything it'd be like the hair on a Rhino, tiny little filaments that were only visible if you were rubbing your face on its hide.

@5raptorboy1 8 лет назад

IndianaJoel93 Why couldn't T Rex evolve more than proto feathers?

@LSMG2004 7 лет назад

I'm pretty sure you have the coolest animal videos on the planet. thank you!

@Knaubloch 3 года назад

The answer is: We don't know. A feathered T-Rex is as plausible as a scaled one, at this state of scientific knowledge.

@normalchannel1386 5 лет назад

Anybody living in 2019...🙌

@nito2032 4 года назад

@bestuan 3 года назад

fun fact: its not covered in feathers anymore

@florasart7900 9 лет назад

Love these videos!! But what program do you use for drawing??

@armandocarrillo7616 5 лет назад

Great show !! And looking GREAT!

@KJO1993 9 лет назад

No dicks this episode? Im not sure if i should be happy or dissapointed xD Im not sure that the Chinese fossil means that the american t-rex has feathers.we have seen time and time again species changing drastically after being separated from the main group of a species. Perhaps the more jungle climate of ancient china didn't allow as much sunlight to pass to the ground to keep the dinasaur warm, so it developed feathers to compinsate, vice versa the more open america allowed more sunlight to hit the ground meaning the t-rex could stay warm without the feathers, so it lost them since it didnt need to expend the energy anymore. Im just saying that as an ecapmle as to why it may have feathers in one area but not the other. I don't know whether china was a jungle back then or not xD Great info yet again, im glad i found this channel. Keep it up! :)

@KJO1993 9 лет назад

Oh! I forgot to request something, how about otters? There cute and kick ass xD

@HoveringAboveMyself 9 лет назад

Why do you people always come up with contrived explanations as to why T. rex had to be different to all its relatives? Both Hell Creek and Yixian were forested areas with rivers and lakes (respectively) on them and both had relatively low annual average temperare of around ~10°C.

@panzerkampf92 9 лет назад

KJO1993 Pangea, all continents were toghether at that time, so it´s seems plausible that all T-rex were alike

@HoveringAboveMyself 9 лет назад

Arturo Lomelí Pangea had already broken up by the late Cretaceous, the position of the continents then was not that different from today.

@KJO1993 9 лет назад

I was giving that as an example as to how climate or environmental influences could have caused the difference. Not saying thats what happened, i even said that in my comment that you clearly didn't finish reading before responding.

@basiliskboy17 8 лет назад

T. rex, not T-Rex

@Dinossword 7 лет назад

Same animal regardless

@cjsnyder8283 9 лет назад

Your drawings are amazing!!! ;)

@ashalal123 8 лет назад

T-Rex could run at a speed of 45 kph due to new discoveries

@dabirb3486 8 лет назад

Nope 21mph max due to new discoveries

@r4ryder388 7 лет назад

Trey the explainer. Watch him

@JurassicReptile 5 лет назад

No, he's not a reliable source and he's had to make up for all his newbie mistakes.

@yourmomasaurus 8 лет назад

Trex with feathers is way cooler than a scaly trex

@xxwolfwondersxx8585 7 лет назад

Even though I'm a girl, I've loved dinosaurs since I was seven and still do.

@chamopss 7 лет назад

On the same page.

@featherfluffstudios8597 6 лет назад

Reminds me of the dino comic Darbi. The blood thirsty baby T-rex

@OmegaWolf747 9 лет назад

According to www.dinosaurhome.com/did-t.-rex-have-feathers-29792.html, T. rex skin imprints show that adult T. rex didn't have feathers. The hatchlings and juveniles may have had them to regulate their body temperature while they were small and then shed them when they reached adult weight and could regulate their own body temperature.

@ericofyoutube5778 6 лет назад

OmegaWolf747 where does it say the adults didnt? Also the process of fossilization is a complicated one , the chinese skin imprint has more detailed record of skin and feather, there isnt any concrete way of determining this since no living t rex is alive now but pretty much all of T.rex's living ancestors have feathers and generally there are evolutionary traits that are carried over thousands if not millions of generations feathers being one of them

@ericofyoutube5778 6 лет назад

Perhaps not feathers in the traditional sense you mean but they might have had feather like fur like all other living raptors today, plus that skin found was of the leg/foot of the trex , if you look at Emu's and ostriches they also dont have feathers on their legs

@r4ryder388 6 лет назад

We found skin imprints of places we knew didn’t have feathers

@janetchen9410 8 лет назад

That rex neck is too short. Like WAY too short

@birdcomixstudios 8 лет назад

I believe it's just the perspective of the picture, since it's facing towards us.

@ARGAtheropodfan 8 лет назад

If that were the case, then the head should be a bit bigger.

@birdcomixstudios 8 лет назад

+Arturo García good point

@ximonmc3077 3 года назад

In fact, the Tyrannosaurus wasn’t covered in feathers. It had scaly elephant-iguana ish skin, even though it may have had feathers or fur in some point of life .And they had foward facing eyes. It had lips too, to protect their teeth. And their nose wasn’t a “nose” Its more like scars on their head.

@tyrannosaurusrex8183 3 года назад

Yep, that’s me

@rowanheart8122 5 лет назад

Did you know the scene in jurassic park when text crashed the Jeep window on top of the kids actually was a malfunction from the animatronic due to the rain and those were genuine child screams, the best kind of scream in my opinion

@ronaldchan9522 7 лет назад

So many papo toy dinosaur stock images...

@lasemanamayor9396 6 лет назад

aboomination Well that scalated quickly I mean that got out of hand fast!

@aliblis2347 4 года назад

*Papo never stopped their production of Accurated T-rex figures*

@darkruler19 9 лет назад

bats if posible

@dwarfie24 6 лет назад

Danielle is so goffy lol, and charming. Altough at times strange XD.

@y.a1955 3 года назад

“ it’s the cretaceous version of opening up a beer” 🤣

@tyrannosaurusrex8183 3 года назад

I didn’t have feathers

@paleostories_7839 3 года назад

Agreed

@paleostories_7839 3 года назад

Or they grew feathered in the winter and shaded them in the spring

@jacobcox4565 Год назад

@@paleostories_7839 Not likely, the climate T. rex lived in was much more consistent and warm all year round. The only parts of the world that had winters back then were near the poles.

@paleostories_7839 Год назад

@@jacobcox4565 i appreciate the knowledge given in your comment, however i already knew that since i commented this two years ago, my knowledge for this fascinating science is always increasing!

@anzuwyliei1353 7 лет назад

Why is everyone like "T rex is stupid with feathers and it looks dumb" I think it looks Scary AF

@Kishi20101986 7 лет назад

In love with Danielle!

@marcopohl3236 Год назад

"Covered in feathers like a giant turkey" I'm thinking more harpie eagle

@juleskooijthemicroraptor5953 6 лет назад

First of all..... I'm Dutch so my English might be a little bit bad. I hate it when people say "a feathered T.rex looks like a giant turkey or chicken" just to make it sound more stupid. The fact that the T.rex had feathers does not mean that looked like a giant chicken, the T.tex probably had very dark spotted feathers to help it camouflage. Just say: the T.rex probably looked like a giant eagle.

@arcanejazz 9 лет назад

I love you, youre awesome, thanks for existing! :P

@justjosh6127 6 лет назад

Trex looks scary with feathers I don't even know how but it just is Imagine you were being chased By one😱

@princesivil9898 4 года назад

There should be more Dino videos on animalogic

@prestonestes1388 8 лет назад

In the books, Michael Crichton makes it a point to state that they are not true dinosaurs, but mismatched genetic creatures. The novels even suggest that the movement thing could come from two different sources, Frog DNA and Dr. Lavigne suggests it just wasn't hungry.

@Marc-yc6gm 9 лет назад

Octopuses are awesome, you should make a video about them.

@blergh9416 8 лет назад

2 things 1 thing is t rex was also found to have been a pack hunter judging by a lot of t rex tracks made by a pack of rexes and thing 2 t rex was like a bear both a hunter and a scavenger

@evancabralsilva93 8 лет назад

I wouldn't call it a "pack" it would be more of a family. Mom, dad and kid(s) all hunting together

@blergh9416 8 лет назад

+SolarPenguin well yeah

@pmosh1 9 лет назад

You really earned my subscription

@gabem4208 9 лет назад

I think it's cool the t-Rex had feathers. And kinda funny. Imagine a giant monster running towards you and saying, BUKAK!

@AmitPal-gt6qh 6 лет назад

i love watching your videos

@daleyemissions 7 лет назад

Just a quick correction, from my understanding most paleontologists now believe that most Non-Avian Dinosaurs grew throughout their lives-- not plateauing like most modern animals. It would explain why we keep finding bigger and bigger specimens of similar animals, and titanosaurs for that matter.

@Hito2 9 лет назад

they explained the "don't move" thing in the episodic games, along side the huge size of the Raptors. apparently it was basically coded into the T-rex's genes as a safety precaution. but the Raptors being way over sized was an accident

@kell2883 5 лет назад

Feathered rexes don’t need to be scary, they’re beautiful. Just like most animals in the animal kingdom

@CretuRadu 9 лет назад

Loved it!

@irkendragon 8 лет назад

I always knew that when those emus at the zoo are checking me out they're wandering what sauce to serve me with

@varanid9 6 лет назад

Short answer: No, they weren't covered in feathers. We know this because many skin casts from various parts of Tyrannosaurus Rex have been found and none of them have shown feathers, so far. If they had them, they were only on very specific parts of the body.

@lasemanamayor9396 6 лет назад

They were covered in feathers,the problem is that the only part of the body preserved with skin coverings are the parts that we already knew werent feathered Now this is like saying that an ostrich isnt feathered beacause you found skin coverings belonging to its legs

@varanid9 6 лет назад

Leo Rex Sorry, but you're dead wrong. We have skin casts from various parts of not only Tyrannosaurus, but Albertosaurus and Daspletosaurus as well. We even have skin casts from the SAME PARTS of the body as where Yutyrannus had feathers, and they are scaled, not feathered. This is why paleontologists have now concluded that T-Rex was not feathered. Keep up.

@lasemanamayor9396 6 лет назад

varanid9 while what you said is in fact true,that doesnt mean that they not have them

@varanid9 6 лет назад

BTW, the Yutyrannus, the ONLY large dinosaur known to have feathers, lived in a cold environment, where the other known Tyrannosaurs did not.

@bazookallamaproductions5280 5 лет назад

If one was already well fed, I'd love to try to hug one :)

@stephaniepayne100 6 лет назад

Everyone thinks the T-Rex is the coolest, but my favorite is the Triceratops. It had reasonable sized legs and arms, three horns, large beak, AND it was one of the last dinosaurs to go extinct. ;)

@jakesnell7707 2 года назад

Could you do a video on tree monitors, they are fascinating

@rong2912 3 года назад

I'm in love with Danielle.

@WalldoTheWInner 7 лет назад

This show is one my new favorite things. Who does the drawings?

@zacharywagner6054 9 лет назад

Awesome video! Can we try the Mantis Shrimp next time? It's a glorious creature!

@thiagodunadan 9 лет назад

Excelent video! Do jaguars someday, please.

@andresmvc112 8 лет назад

Finding out that T. Rex Ripped the freaking head off of its meals just to eat more comfortably made it about ten thousand times more bad ass

@--Paws-- 7 лет назад

If a Cassowary can look vicious with feathers, why can't their ancestors with teeth and claws look any less menacing?

@SkullCandy8085 9 лет назад

Please do great white sharks (or any shark!) next:)! Or jaguars! Both of them will make me super happy

@nosferatuwu 8 лет назад

ok but like... dogs' vision is movement based and they don't run into trees - they just don't register you as a person if you stand perfectly still among trees, hence deer's defence mechanism of standing perfectly still.

@PandaJohn71 9 лет назад

I humbly request you do a video on the Giant Panda or even its namesake cousin, the Red Panda.

@fuffofox 5 лет назад

I had a Jurassic World ad before the vid XD

@imdrum6881 4 года назад

Actually, they now believe that rexes were both scavengers and hunters, as they hunted for necessity but preferred an easy meal

@sokandueler9578 5 лет назад

I actually have a personal theory that the theropod Dinos were actually giant birds and not reptilian, considering how much there is in common with modern birds such as chickens and emus. Keep in mind, though, that I’m not a professional paleontologist, simply a paleo-enthusiast, so I could be wrong.