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@QuintenWhyte

3 ай бұрын

To Carnotaurus.... these titanosaurs are Cretaceous chorizo!😁😁

I was always under the impression that Carnotaurus lived side by side with Saltasaurus

@BBLeviathan-Gaming

3 ай бұрын

It’s believed it did, but as far as I can remember we only have three identifiable skeletons and all of them are from the same rock formations. We don’t currently have any conclusive evidence that they crossed paths other than the fact that they lived in the same time period. And even then the geographic differences may have been a separating factor. They did live on the same continent though, but continents are huge.

@RaelNikolaidis

3 ай бұрын

Tatertotasaurus is frequently found near them both.

@bennettfender9927

3 ай бұрын

@@BBLeviathan-GamingIt’s still quite likely they encountered one another large animals often have big geographical ranges and I wouldn’t say it’s inaccurate to show them living side by side personally.

@BBLeviathan-Gaming

3 ай бұрын

@@bennettfender9927 neither would I. It’s just that current fossil evidence isn’t conclusive on the matter. Like I said Carnotaurus is only known from three specimens, and only the holotype is 90% complete. It’s also only known from one location, so while we have a theoretical range, we don’t have any conclusive data yet.

@bennettfender9927

3 ай бұрын

@@BBLeviathan-Gaming Gotcha it’s a personal pet peeve of mine when snobs act like two animals from the same time and general location never could’ve met since their from different fossil formations.

Another interesting character from the age of dinosaurs.

Its just the start, i bet carno is getting more friends in the future

@ksoundkaiju9256

3 ай бұрын

Friends or meals?

@the_blue_jay_raptor

3 ай бұрын

​@@ksoundkaiju9256 Friends

@rylanbrewer3320

3 ай бұрын

@@the_blue_jay_raptorboth

Weirdly named after the great war between the Titans and Olympians of all things. I wonder if we find a Kratos dinosaur

@EDGEscience

3 ай бұрын

Kratotitan goes hard 🔥

TINY titanosaur!? Talk about contradiction

@victorpapaavp

3 ай бұрын

Titinysaur

@retard_activated

3 ай бұрын

Tinysaur lol

@retard_activated

3 ай бұрын

​@@victorpapaavpLoL Nice one! I came to say Tinysaur but I like yours better!! 😂💖😁

@Fede_99

3 ай бұрын

Now we need a giant Microsaur

i love humor that you mix in

@miguelisaurusbruh1158

3 ай бұрын

the reason why this is one of my fav paleo channels

Thanks for everything you do bro

@marckeesrobinson4273

3 ай бұрын

I come watch some of your videos after I read a 📖 or 2 😉

Honse dino! Honse dino! Time to ride the honse dino!

Still seeing sauropods as helpless gently giants that just wait to be eaten...

@albatross4920

3 ай бұрын

Theropods seeing a Titanomachya: "hey look, a McDonald's kids meal on 4 legs." 😋🍔🍟

We need to know more about Cretaceous South America's habitats to know why the Titanosaur Sauropods 🦕 thrived in it. I imagine the high amount of deserts 🏜 (sauropods seem to love being in deserts from where they are found) and sources of water to survive in the deserts were key. As Sauropods might have been closest in niche to modern Desert Elephants 🏜🐘 as large herbivore in the middle of the desert. Of course, Elephants 🐘 manage it without a separate species because Eutherians are crazy versatile.

@EDGEscience

3 ай бұрын

Tbf sauropods are found in all biomes

@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana

3 ай бұрын

@@EDGEscience They do seem to like arid ones though. Or at least being close enough to them, they can retreat to them. Also, means they can sleep 😴 relatively peacefully as a herbivore, even if they have to gain adaptions to do it standing up.

It's weird seeing a sauropod that small. Mom, can we get one?

I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

Bro's got the nostalgic music going talking about dinosaurs

Interesting, so this is the second south american dwarf titanosaur! I didn't think I'd see another "tiny" sauropod being discovered so soon after Ibirania was described. Btw, I know this has nothing to do with this video, but last friday was a very important day for brazilian paleontology since the first ornithischian dinosaur ever found in Brazil has been named: Tietasaura derbyiana. Before this dinosaur's discovery, the only record of ornithischian dinosaurs in my country were fossil tracks! I'm not sure why, but while we have a ton of theropod and sauropod(mainly titanosaur) fossils, ornithischians were virtually non-existent!

10:57 - 11:06 I assume it would've also fed on & interacted with dinosaurs & paleofauna from any of the other Maastrichtian SA bonebeds (like the Allen, Cerro Fortaleza, Chorrillo, Marília & Serra da Galga Formations).

So Carnotarus and Maip really where the last of the South American theropods

@BBLeviathan-Gaming

3 ай бұрын

That we currently know of

@Fede_99

3 ай бұрын

There were likely other abelisaurs and Megaraptorans, also there were unenlaagid and probably also noasaurids, without counting avian theropods

@michaelbuono4007

3 ай бұрын

@@Fede_99 I meant last of the large saurian predators in South America

@Fede_99

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelbuono4007 You should've specified it in the first place then

South America was a buffet for Theropods

New friend of Carnotaurus? More like Carnotauru's natural prey if you ask me.

Love the Duke Newcomb meme

I love how you truly try to pronounce the double r hahahaha. Greetings from Argentina!

I want one!

WOW! I'm amazed.

cool "little" guy

Imagine getting a Saltasaurid with a head that looks like a Camarasaurid's in La Colonia Formation

See, I *_KNEW_* Carno had to have had *_SOME_* decent sized prey! Okay, I knew of indeterminate hadrosaurs there before this, but still!

@t-rexcellentreviews1663

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, nice to finally get an officially named species that we know lived in the same region as Carnotaurus and given its size, it’s pretty clear that this smaller Titanosaur was probabaly the meat eating bulls most popular prey.

11:19 uhh, I don't know, A Megaraptoran?

everyone who says carno was a small game hunter be damned

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Maybe this was what Dopey was in Land of the Lost (the original TV series). Scientific continuity wasn't a priority, they mixed critters from different eras all the time.

Tiny titanosaur is quite the oxymoron

So my little cousin was right like 2 years ago. He drew carno hunting sauropod and I had fun from it now I fell bad cuz he PREDICTED a specie

That name is almost as taken out of Age of Mythology

Why are megaraptorans and abelisaurs always with the big sauropods? I think there is a Megaraptoran waiting out there for us, top five biggest theropods at least. Think about it, all the big ones lived there and abelisaurs be spawn killing. Only a Megaraptoran could hunt the subadults to make the sauropods so big.

I wonder if carnotaurus would headbutt this animal and pin it to the ground

@theglaiviator1029

3 ай бұрын

Its Unlikely Carno was headbutting other animals while hunting when it could just bite them. The horns were prob used more for contesting with other carno males like rhinos do, not full speed charging but pushing each other around like otehr abelisaurs are also theorized to have done so.

Dwarfed by even a female African elephant, yet somehow weighing twice as much or more? Yeah, I think someone needs to redo their calculations...

So wouldn't a tiny titanosaur be considered a tinysaur?

11:03 This aged badly

Did it squeak to lol?

Your "size comparison" scale had _Mr. Man_ at *over 7'ft tall‼️* Wouldn't it be more informative to show the comparison of an average size person instead of Shaq? 🤔

Proper latin pronunciotaion is Tee-tah-noh-mah-hee-ah

Can I drop a comment in the like section instead?

chewtoy xD yeah right...just like predators of today they can only kill the weak ones of the herd

Another species. Why can’t it just be a juvenile specimen from a already known species.

@EDGEscience

3 ай бұрын

Juvenile bones are distinct from adult bones for a multitude of reasons. Adult bones are fused. If you cut open the bone, you can also literally see how many layers there are and what types of bone are in there, all of which indicate relative age.

@ISURAH-484

3 ай бұрын

I WOULD LIKE YOU TO COVER ABOUT AUST COLLOSUS ...​@@EDGEscience

Have you ever changed the channel name?

I swear, South America has some of the strangest sauropods (crocodylomorphs and mammals as well actually) ever