I Simulated The Last T. Rex On Earth And It Was Devastating

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  @Somebody-m7m · 5 months ago

  Could you simulate a plesiosaur in Loch Ness it would be cool

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• CA

  @Calcium37 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbBA5B4RaRU&amp;t=65">1:05</a> I do like the implication that a T-Rex had a concept of atomic weaponry.<br><br>Like, it&apos;s go no idea what a meteorite is, but it&apos;s got a passable knowledge of nuclear fission.

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• PY

  @Pyer_Was_Stolen · 5 months ago

  Fuck man this one is heart breaking

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• FA

  @Fafne · 5 months ago

  *lay down 😞<br>*try not to cry 😢<br>*cry 😭

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• JA

  @jacobdaboss8413 · 5 months ago

  Very civilized T-rex who knows what an atomic bomb is

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• YA

  @yalexander9432 · 5 months ago

  Day 1 of asking for a simulation of Orca Whales in the Miocene oceans

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• MA

  @malumlaflay · 5 months ago

  The Permian–Triassic extinction event would be super interesting from the perspective of something that survived it

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• AS

  @Astrix_EYEKONyt · 3 months ago

  I&apos;m legit crying rn

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• ME

  @megaraptor007 · 5 months ago

  You want me to like this video!? Im sitting here broken over the desth of a king 66 million years prior, and you want me to like it???<br><br>Youre goddamn right i will

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• SN

  @snolls105 · 5 months ago

  Could you simulate one of the animal species to survive a mass extinction? That would be an interesting counterpart to this.

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• FA

  @fasttrascienceus · 5 months ago

  The diversity of prehistoric creatures always blows my mind! Every discovery seems to reveal more about the incredible world they inhabited

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• DI

  @discoverprehistoricearth · 5 months ago

  This felt less like entertainment and more like a reflection on extinction itself. Seeing the “last T. Rex on Earth” puts into perspective how fragile life really is, even in the prehistoric world we often imagine as unstoppable.

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