You’re Probably Wrong About Dinosaurs

The only thing more surprising is learning what happened to Duckie from Land Before Time. 😮

when when I was small, I thought that fried chicken leg looks like dinosaur with long neck curved beak and curved claw added their scaly texture. so I start calling them dinosaurs. years later I learn that bird are descendant of dinosaurs. and another years later I learn that bird are surviving dinosaurs.

That we know of

so the big billed machine gun sounding birb is a dinosaur?

Get ready for the double impact theory. It might not have been a single meteor/asteroid impact that did the dinosaurs in, but a double impact. The paper is not out yet, but I believe Jim Kirkland did a presentation on this at SVP.

I was distracted by your nails. Why are they so long like that huhu

You do such an amazing job with these explorations! Bravo!

CHUNKY DINOS ❤

Julia Roberts Jr

Super cool video!

Presenting: "*Huge"
* literally

This truly is fascinating… *i’ve always thought that the T-Rex ‘s arms were too short, and that the rest of the bones are not found yet.
*Cleo is GOATED!!!

Pretty all of this I already knew, but good on you for we need more people like you talking about this stuff with a genuine passion and not trying to come off as an "intellectual." Just the passionate truth without any drama or anything.

If chickens are dinosaurs, that means, in the movies, the prey is preying on its predators

I heard that Juassic park Rexy Roar!! Good work lol

More evidence that a meteor didn't kill them off

Watching this after eating fried dinosaur for lunch

Where the christ bros at 😂

Dinosaurs are awesome!

Her voice is sooo sooothing her videos is my go to when i want a nice sleep

I know in cali they leave some fossils in the ground because they know future methods might have a better way of extracting them safely. I love the amount of love and care goes into every excavation

It honestly brings me joy when I see people learn and become in awe about how dinosaurs truly were rather than from the JP/JW series. They were just big, small, beautiful, fluffy, scaly, toothed, horned animals doing their own thing for millions of years as Earth’s most successful terrestrial vertebrates in its history. And they continue to thrive today as the modern, avian dinosaurs, the birds. Most of them now flying in the very sky that cast their rule over the Earth down over 66 million years ago.

You are lucky you didn't break some bones! :-) I was sitting cringing a bit watching you chip away against the vertical wall face. That's a great way to bust up bones. (As you probably already learned.) It works better to start at the top and work the section down. Avoid creating a perfectly vertical back wall. It should slope a bit so that the ends of bones uncovered higher up are supported by the fill below until you can properly excavate them. Note: Working horizontally does not necessarily mean perfectly horizontal to the earth surface. It's more of a guideline than a law... It may be easier to peel away the fill material by exploiting weakness between the layering in the bedding planes of the deposit. Bedding planes are typically roughly horizontal to the earth surface. But, later geological activity may tilt the bed. Or swirling debris may create chaotic variations in the debris flow when it froze into place. So the ideal work surface may vary. Makes it a constant adventure! Hope you get to do some more digging!

i didn't think a day would come that i would say dinosaurs are yummy. bring on the gravy!

I could watch a series of this

hello from Alberta capital!

Lots including dinosaures interesting facts

Amazing

You should collaborate with astrokobi

The birds rightly have their own Aves classification now. Yes they evolved from a particular branch of Theropods but they are drastically different from the dinosaur form of 66 million years ago.

Birds have moved on hugely in evolutionary terms since then, from the tiny hummingbird that is more like an insect in every way but it’s breeding habits. To the Emperor Penguin that endures the most extreme conditions Earth has ever thrown at an animal on the Antarctic continent. In 180 million years as extreme as some forms of dinosaurs went they never matched what modern birds do.

I do fully agree with the “shrink wrapping” of dinosaurs giving us a distorted image of what they actually would have looked like. I always thought they would be far stranger than we imagined. That the herbivores would have more in common with mammalian herbivores than any kind of reptile alive today too. I always used the snake as an example of bad shrink wrapping we would never know what they are capable of without seeing it ourselves.

Probably one of your best videos cleo

It's hard not to get excited about something when the person talking about it is so gleefully excited!

The idea (mostly from Spielberg) that dinosaurs had loud leonine roars is probably nonsense. They're supposedly quite like birds, so why didn't dinosaurs, chirp, tweet or quack. A T-Rex might even have been a songbird.

Amazing episode! Thank you for the educational information 😊
I feel like I just sat down and it's amazing for 20 minutes video... Thank you!

We lived alongside dinosaurs as rats. Our ancestors lived with dinosaurs.

oh you came close to where i live, funny.

It is kind of cool how she is aging.

Wonderful video. From
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KFC is a dinosaur

Dinosaurs after the extinction about 66 million years ago:

Herbivorous Dinos - Perished

Small Theropods - Evolved into birds

The reason why JP is outdated is because back then, that was the most accurate representation of the time and the reason why JW’ dinosaurs look the same because the director and the fans thought feathered Rexy? Rexy never has feathers until we saw the JWD prologue. BOOM!!

Cmon reddit paleontologist. Show your knowledge