This New Chinese Armored Dinosaur Had Four Horns Sticking Out Of Its Face
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Ankylosaurs are ubiquitous in any Cretaceous scene, but little is known about them. That’s thanks to their armor falling off their bodies as soon as they die, taking the rest of their bones with it. The best ankylosaur specimens found themselves in large bodies of water, where the decaying body would bloat with gasses, explode, and sink to the bottom to become blanketed in silt for maximum freshness. Some other good ones were overcome by sandstorms or moving dunes, swallowed in the coarse stuff instantly. Shai-Hulud, they were not. Despite this seemingly iffy fossil record, these critters were evolutionarily diverse.
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0:29 he LICKED the screen. Adorable. And I REALLY appreciate that animator’s sense of humor.
Videos about basic herbivores may not be the most popular, but I appreciate them. It's cool that a new ankylosaur from the 'middle' Cretaceous was found. Another piece for the puzzle!
@miguelisaurusbruh1158
3 ай бұрын
ankylosaurs were anything but basic
As I was watching this with my mom and the scene with the comparison of size to a humans. My mom said “ oh he’s a perfect height to bite your balls off“ and that killed me XD
I didn’t know about ankylosaurs when I was little, but they have become some of my favs. Just so cool!
What I like about your video (aside from the information) are the animations and 3D model of the dinosaurs. Greetings EDGE Science 👋
I saw no news about this. Thnx
Datai is so fucking cool
0:54 did anyone else get the Dune reference?
Ankylosaurs are hands down the coolest animals to ever exist 😎🧐👀 Litteraly walking tanks 😮
Yah Mr Man is back!
Oooh, always interested to hear about fossils from that chunk of time between the end of the Cenomanian, till the end of the Satonian. It's a transitional period, and different groups were picking up, in the wake of the Cenomanian extinctions.
Such an interesting new species!
OMG they sound so cool!
9:27 🥰
Mr man is the goat🔥🔥
I cant for the life of me find a video of yours, about Giant theropods dinosaurs colors, I found the Mark P wintton blog and the post, but i cant find the video, just asking If you took the video down
@JAGzilla-ur3lh
3 ай бұрын
This, but the video about the missing Hell Creek hadrosaur. I was belatedly about to watch that one the other day, and couldn't find it.
@maple22moose44
3 ай бұрын
@@JAGzilla-ur3lhBoth of this is likely because he took it down due to them being very plagiarised videos. It was a whole thing, more info in his community posts and a link to a video where he is questioned about it
There's a good reason to Only use Latin names, they just changed dragon to a nonsense word that didn't even exist in their language, officially 2 months ago.
@maple22moose44
3 ай бұрын
Using other languages gives some healthy variety, and otherwise we would run out of names that aren't the same as an existing beetle species.
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@jurassicsteph
3 ай бұрын
How does it feel to accomplish something?
@Literally_a_Moth
3 ай бұрын
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Prehistoric Pineapples are severely underrated! 😍😍😍