New Dinosaurs in 2025 Are Straight-Up Nightmares
70K views · Nov 17, 2025 · Education
Comments · 131
@Hello-u6j · 10 months ago (edited)
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljGuHiErSQY&t=285">4:45</a> “10 feet, around 33 feet” 💔
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@SOrton-sr5bv · 10 months ago
The more I learn about dinosaurs, the more convinced I am that Paleontologists are just speculating 99 percent of the time.
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@wilson5284 · 10 months ago
I can’t be the only one that seen that weed drying at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljGuHiErSQY&t=34">0:34</a>
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@lukehahn4489 · 10 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljGuHiErSQY&t=985">16:25</a> Any animal has a range. There's no reason to think they would have been walking 1000 miles between Utah and Texas, just that their range covered that area
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@ricorosson5752 · 10 months ago (edited)
I really like your content so I definitely don't want you to stop doing what you're doing but if you're up for some constructive criticism I'd recommend using pronunciation sites (at the least) to help out with some of those names. Hearing PATCHYcephelosaurs is quite jarring. The CH doesn't make a CH sound, it makes a K sound. So, PAKYcephelosaurus would be accurate.<br><br>Also I've been getting your videos in my feed often and haven't subbed yet. Fixing that now. Please keep up the good work!
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@Shadowdragon3710 · 10 months ago
The Carno didn't have useless arms, there is clear evidence that the are where most likely used for mating displays. Source, recently watched a video on the topic.
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@ExtinctEchoes-s1 · 10 months ago
These new dinos are straight-up nightmares 😅 The Tamiraptor existing only because of one photo is wild. Awesome video!
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@gb6710 · 8 months ago
What’s great about science is that once we think we know something; something else comes about and makes us rethinks everything.
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@spiritedaway0tutu · 5 months ago
I loved this. It’s so cool hearing about paleontological discoveries happening in the here and now. I would love more videos like this if it’s something you are okay with making!
@oxipopable1702 · 10 months ago
Hearing Majula in this video was a welcome surprise
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@HastaLaHista · 10 months ago
2025 Dinosaurs are lit!
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@Chihayamoon · 10 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljGuHiErSQY&t=161">2:41</a> i've seen this dinosaur before, and there's even some scientists that believes that the smaller ones were finding are the juveniles of the adults that their heads change in shape.As they get older
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