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Is Seismosaurus bigger?

What's the beef with the sound? 🙂

It sounds like a horn, siren and trumpet at the same time

Excellent and very informative video, his enthusiasm and interest in the subject are clear.

So a prehistoric Parrot/ Trigger fish? Then why the need for such bulk?

3:10 No. Male African Bush elephants are around twice as big. If you had said make Asian elephant you would have been accurate

That's a truck sound lol

When your love of barbecue makes you forget about your passion for dinosaurs 😉🤣.

I do think these animals might have had some kind of social behavior but i dont know if it would really be constant packs...i personally would just speculate that they mated for life and travelled together as pairs, with the only other pack members being their young which would leave at some point in subadult stage I agree that argentinosaurus would require a big group but that formation doesnt just have argentinosaurus, like you mentioned it has a lot of smaller sauropods, limaysaurus and choconsaurus are around same size if not smaller than one mapusaurus but they also still are beefy animals they would provide sufficient amount of food and judging from how ecosystems work they would also be more common than argentinosaurus as smaller animals tend to be more common overall, also another key important thing is the way sauropods reproduced, sauropods laid eggs and abandoned them but they laid LOTS of them, the biomass of sauropods in ecosystem would definitely have a lot if not more young than adult sauropods and for a big part of their life these sauropod as young would only rely in hiding, maybe outrunning (if they were more slender built than adult ones) from their predators and most importantly morality rate in population, the more individuals exist the less chance there is for you to become prey and huincul has a lot of sauropod species too Judging from all of this if mapusaurus wasnt solitary it lived in my opinion in small groups consisting of the 2 parents and their growing young and if they formed at some point bigger groups it would just be random congregation in one area of individuals that aim to take down the same argentinosaurus individual....or if they truly were more than one mated pair maybe jt could also be harem, but not a big one, for example one male and two female mapusaurus adults Or they could be territorial too and not hunt together and simply one individual was out for food while the other was back at the territory or hunted separately at the same time and met again together after hunting in the territory like many birds do which simply go hunt alone and come back to the nesting site Or it could be all of those and just depend on situation, if they were nesting they might have done this solitary hunt but still social thing but when not or when their babies were big enough to help they all hunted together or even maybe sometimes males did have 2 instead of 1 females and no doubt there would be many cases where adult mapusaurus would live alone as they either havent found mate yet or their mate died or they are not fully grown and cant mate yet but still are big to live alone like being subadults for example These are just some possibilities i wanted to suggest

It's not a pretty sound I feel like it's gonna give me sleep paralysis

I had a kangaroo pie once it tasted veery gamey very strong smell kinda like roadkill if you've ever had squashed varmint before that's what it smelled like, more coon than skunk..

The T rex made my hair stand on end!! Seriously triggered my fight or flight

you could cook up a stinksome beat under part of that... might have to speed it up lol

Bro that ain’t no dinosaur thats just the passing transport truck

I’d agree they hunted in pack there are so many animals that do today I hate when they say well dinosaurs brain’s where small they can’t have the intelligence to pack hunt bird are very smart for the most part and so are crocodile and alligator and all of them display mating for life no different then humans use to so I’m sure dinosaurs did something similar

Hey just wanted to say thanks for giving the theropod that I like to study love man honestly love your channel

bro then messed up my whole childhood... I SWEAR LITTLEFOOT IS A BRONTOSAROUS LONGNECK not just any longneck but a BRONTOSAROUS

Two questions how did the heart pump blood and it hold up its weight

Honestly the only dinosaur vid I've ever seen where how hot the presenter is is a major part of the comments. I'm NB BS HR and while he seems nice enough, I don't really feel the attraction that lots of people are feeling?

To me it would make sense that the Mapusaurus specialized in taking down Argentinasaurus and other large sauropods. There are prides of lions in the arid parts of Africa that specialize in taking down Elephants and Rhinos. So it honestly makes sense for these gigantosaurids to have a similar specialization to survive in an arid enviranment in Argentina.

Had to comment because you have so few, comments help the channel. Your vidz are very good, up there w 7DOS (great sci content plus humor!) and Raptor Chatter, which is probably the best for purely science supported vidz.

I propose to rename the Simlodon Populator to S. Depopulator.

Discount Sam Rockwell!!! Great vid mate, love the channel!

Dinosaur cousine. ...🤤

The flesh grazing theory is the dumbest theory ever conceived. This is only observe in nature via the cookie cutter shark. Much much more likely they hounded their bigger preys to death like African wild dogs. The flesh grazing theory needs to go in the dust bin like "Trex was a pure scavenger" smh.

Did anyone else notice the small detail at 5:23? It’s so cool!

I really would be interested of hearing the sounds of the velociraptor. They were able to form big groups and could communicate with each other, so I would be interested how.

The fact that so many people are so reluctant to consider pack hunting in dinosaurs is weird to me. I'm with you on this one.

Great video 👍🏻

Sensible arguments made in this video. Rather than the usual sensationalism in dinosaur videos 👌

Very good video again. I have also thought about the subject of how did the South-American giant theropods hunt the colossal sauropods. Also the idea of huge predators hunting in packs seems so weird and crazy to me but that just might be my tiny mammalian way of thinking. Our modern day land animals have a bit different size scale after all 😅. Btw your way of pronouncing Giganotosaurus was very surprising but in a good way. It seems everybody pronounces it differently 😁. I personally like to say giga like in gigabit, cus as a Finn it's more natural to pronounce it that way.

I find the idea of large theropod dinosaurs practicing pack hunting to be very fitting. Especially when there were such massive sauropods roaming the lands. Hopefully, some more finds support an even greater range for such practices amongst other species 🤞🏼

Spinosaurus - Wingback Lounge Lizard

I'm a professional, Henry Cavill might be good looking but there's nothing sexier than a brilliant mind and innate beauty

I enjoyed your video. It was well balanced all around. I wish you well, and hope the channel grows to match the forethought that went into this video. But, please, if it happens, don't let it go to your head and then just put out videos to settle the fans - inside jokes and other social indulgences. You know, the stereotypical relatively empty youtuber. Keep it full of actual content, like this video. (And maybe include links for your more speculative interpretations, when they do come into play.) I look forward to seeing more of your exploration of dinosaur life,etc.

I wonder if this is Mapusaurus Oh no it is!

It does NOT MATTER IN THE LEAST which Titanosaur or other sauropod was “the biggest land-dwelling animal ever,” THEY’RE GONE, DEAD, *EXTINCT.* spend your research money on the living, who need it. 8.3 million humans STARVE each year bc of Earth’s horribly unfair distribution systems. THAT is what we should be focusing on.

All so-called “estimates” of Titanosaur sizes are bollocks. They are based on very fragmentary evidence, and are at best poor GUESSES. PS: DROP THE NARCISSISM.

The arrival of humans was disastrous for Australian biomes.

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I was the 5th subscriber man have you grown. Congratulations

Great video again! You have got to be the only Dinosaur enthusiast giving off "sound geezer" vibes. I reckon you could just as easily discuss with me and my mates about Pep Guardiola's revolutionary use of inverted full backs as you could the latest Therapod discovery. Maybe even a science nerd ladies man🤔.Dont tell me. Dino guy on the streets, T-Rex in the........😂😂😂

At the beginning of the video, around the @0:05 mark Dino-gen makes an elementary blunder by mentioning "Sauropods" when clearly he meant "Theropod" since the dinos he mentioned are flesh-eaters. Elementary mistake that every elementary student (especially them) knows. But of course it's a harmless error since Dino-gen clearly knows his dinos. Bye.

pronounced Giga NO TOW saurus??? (no pun intended please)

The other problem with flesh-grazing is that open wounds render the prey highly vulnerable to infection.

Charcharodontosaurs The one family with the cajones to take on the biggest land animals ever

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Really nice video, don't know why you don't have more support haha

Is it not possible that rather than hunting such massive animals they were merely scavengers of these larger breasts as I suspect one dead and decaying argentinasaurus would feed many mouths for many days in the same way the dead whale carcus feed an large assortment of animals at all levels.... In the modern world large fully adult animals of many species are too large for existing predators to tackle.... Ie. Bull buffalo or elephant ... But upon there death out would be a free for all....