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Clash of the Dinosaurs
This show is all about dinosaurs inside and out to reveal their structures, lives and the way they lived.
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Extreme Survivors: Dinosaur bodies got better adapted to their environment than any mammal today due to 120 million years of evolution. Latest science shows us how the anatomical secrets made them such incredible survivors.
Perfect Predators: The Cretaceous Period spawned walking death machines with razor-sharp implements, savage combination of speed, brainpower, and eyesight. The anatomical secrets of these bloodthirsty carnivores are also revealed by latest science.
The Defenders: Cretaceous are not dominated by Predators, however the plant eaters are. And their bodies are built in such a way that they can take a beating. Through latest science we also come to know about the anatomical secrets that made the world’s largest vegetarians such successful survivors in a world of claws and teeth.
Generations: It took more than a million generations for dinosaurs to get adapted to a changing planet. But each successful generation boils down to a single encounter between two like-minded reptiles. Anatomical secrets to life and love among dinosaurs are revealed by the latest science.
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@ShiBluWolf well said. Im from the west side of chicago far from a nerd into hiphop and smoking weed and i could watch this stuff all day … lol
I love this meaty, rough animation. And the shots of the dinosaurs were clearly made by an artistic mind. Beautiful!!!
@flipdino Just because you’re smart doesn’t mean you’re a nerd.
@dan240393 Good point. lol have nothing else to argue with that XDD
Good point. lol have nothing else to argue with that XDD
@DragonxXxShadow Spinosaurus was likely more inclined towards fish eating than direct predation of large animals (hence the crocodilian jaw, conical teeth, raised nostrils and pressure sensors on its snout) and despite the fact that Giganotosaurus was bigger (and Carcharodontosaurus was even bigger than that) neither was anywhere near as widespread or successful as Tyrannosaurus. So Id still say that T-rex was the greatest (if no the biggest) of the theropod dinosaurs.
lol ‘where ever this little t-rex looks he stares danger in the face’ (then the mom stares it in the face aswell and it runs for its life
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thanks for this
If you say T-rex, I think of gentleness. I think of superb motherhood and I struggle to raise one’s chicks.QAQ This part really got me all teary. *sniff sniff* It’s just beautiful the way the dude says it and the background music that plays. XD And hey, it’s true. Mess with that momma and well…let’s just say all h*** will break lose if she catches you in the act.
@DragonxXxShadow If by “I think for a while now T-rex’s title has been given to giganotasaurus and spinosaurus” you meant being the biggest theropod then I hope you are aware giga is only slightly larger by a small sum and spino was actually around 55ft which is why they say it was ALMOST 60ft(most claim it was less)17-21 ft tall, Rex was around 46ft long and 18-20ft tall(that’s not towering nor double the size)However Tyrant Lizard King is still held by rex undeniable(smarter, stronger)
I can tell by the feathers on those dromeosaurs that this documentary is relatively new, but I think for a while now T-rex’s title has been given to giganotasaurus and spinosaurus.
@youngestdragon no, its really really weak
@ZuperNovas there are actually 4 bigger
this is the best dino docu yet.
Thank you for uploading ^-^
@dinosaurman1000 any age, as long as your parents are okay with it. (if your younger)
@ZuperNovas Correct. I hear it was out sized by Giganotosaurus and Spinosaurus.
t-rex wasn’t the biggest one was it?i heard that there was atleast two bigger:O
@youngestdragon no spinosaurus teeth were hollow and would break it they bite on to thick scales like t-rex! and t-rex has a lot more powerful bite and if it spinosaurus it would crush size does not matter at all when your a meat eater
T-rex isn’t the biggest Carnivore , Spinosaurus is the biggest of all Carnivores, Spinosaurus is 60 feet long…. It could kill T-rex pretty fast
@ShiBluWolf People just see it as ‘dinosaurs’ a sort of childish thing, but they forget that dinosaurs are animals, just like modern ones.
Dinosaur taking a s*** FTW
how old do u have to be to watch i have been watchign for a yar and i am very little
humans were not made to fight but to adapt to watever situation and be resourceful as well, this is y we have additional weapons such as knives(melee) or our guns (ranged) without this we are prime targets for predators but of coarse we have none bcuz we adapt to it or use what is available.
even though i watch, read or heard a story about the dinosaurs i cant stop asking myself that do they really exist ? why did they become extinct? why the asteroid? why where here? where the humans came from? do we really evolve from the monkeys? omg! why I’m saying that. but seriously i know nothing.