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What Do We Know About Dinosaurs?

269K views · Jul 31, 2024 · Education

Comments · 577

  • @InspectorWhoReacts · 2 years ago

    Its scary that in all that we've uncovered and discovered, its only a tiny fraction of all the life that lived in that era, thousands of creatures that didn't fossilize will forever remain unknown to us.

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  • @shaniblack9697 · 2 years ago

    A crocodile with hooves that can run fast is bloody terrifying!!!

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  • @maggiebrinkley4760 · 2 years ago (edited)

    Prof Steve has the rare ability to explain complex ideas in easily-understood words.  His enthusiasm is also very catching! One of my all-time favourite scientists.  (And his book is brilliant!)

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  • @_-_-_1031 · 2 years ago

    For the last 10 years I've lived in the desert Southwest Tucson area and every time I see a roadrunner I think of a dinosaur...

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  • @BabyBat14 · 1 year ago

    I'm a history teacher and a month ago one of my 8th grade students was completely heartbroken to learn that we won't be studying dinosaurs in our classes. Now I can send them this lol

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  • @georgefoord7087 · 2 years ago

    he looks like a really cool teacher has not lost his enthusiasm for his subject

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  • @chuxmix65 · 2 years ago

    The most incredible thing I know about T Rex is that it was just one species from a very large family of Tyrannosaurs.

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  • @wenam87 · 1 year ago

    I love whether I'm 7 or 37, I'm still fascinated by these creatures. Always a child at heart.

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  • @maggiepotamus · 1 year ago

    I honestly wish these were longer like a 1 hour episode

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  • @davidthegrey6767 · 2 years ago

    I spend way too many hours on YouTube and this is still up there as an amazing piece of educational entertainment.

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  • @Bishox · 2 years ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHTdO_BEkk0&amp;t=1664">27:44</a> &quot;nothing in evolution is inevitable&quot; <br><br>Crabs: I&apos;m going to pretend i didnt hear that

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  • @gunnarkaestle · 1 year ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHTdO_BEkk0&amp;t=602">10:02</a> Hey animators, why did you let the asteroid fall on Egypt in Northern Africa and not on the Yucatan Peninsula in the Carribean?

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