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Sauropods knew what was up. (Their necks. Their necks were up).

I love your videos, thank you so much for all the information you have given me EVER ❤

Do we have another video in the works?

Nature: Air.

Sauropods: (Throws money) Take it, you son of a b*tch.

Lol

I am still blown away that the same biological mechanics that allowed birds flight is also the same mechanics that allowed sauropods to grow to immense heights and sizes. Literally walking with air. ❤

The green one looks like it hasn't felt sunlight since the 2008 financial crisis.

Sauropods just constantly challenge the square cube law

I love that these shorts lets us have more of your amazing content between the long form videos ❤

Wait we're getting a brontosaurus episode?! Hell yeah

Sauropod episode im hyped

If I ever discover a new species of sauropod, I shall name them Noodlesaurus in honor of all those incorrect toys that nonetheless, inspired our imaginations.

a cold(respiratory disease) on your neck air sacks would be a pain (in the neck)

The part I love about this is how modern and Pleistocene megafauna also converged on the same trait millions of years later, sometimes, a solution is just too elegant to let go of

So, a pool noodle, not a….noodle noodle.

You have some of the most informative videos on dinosaurs! Thanks!

Sauropods, and dinosaurs in general, getting as huge as they did because they made themselves lighter is a contradiction that will never stop being fascinating to me.

"Bones aren't free" is up there in my fav YDAW quotes, thank you 😂

The crane analogy actually works really well. Stealing that one for sure

Bones used to be free. You could go to the meatshop and ask for the leftover bones, now they pack and sell them smh

One of my favourite things about this channel is the way you keep up with the recent scientific literature, but also meaningfully discuss and interpret it rather than just reciting it like newsreel bullet points. It really makes the show stand out, and it's part of why I always recommend it as one of the best possible entry points for palaeontology scicomm.

The biomechanics of birds and sauropods coinciding this much makes you wonder what other seemingly unrelated detail will we study in the future only to reveal a possible answer to a paleontology mystery

Watching this i like to imagine that sayropods created grwat air pressure in their bodies to support themselves. Its like a piston or anything pneumatic.
Incredible animals, it saddens me to never see one but to see what the himan mind is capable of imagining is glorious. The human mind can create anything including any world and with the right prompting it can recreate the past

this is how I know Giraffes arent real and are just a myth cooked up by big zoo to sell more zoos.

:OOOOOOOOOOOO

So much air storage!