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Nothing about evolution, breeding perhaps, but not evolution.

Wonderful discovery!

I'm sitting in my cottage on the Ottawa watching this on a day too hot to go outside.

People in the comments acting uncomfortable with the idea that a Mammal would attack and kill a dinosaur despite modern Mammal carnivores often having the ability to "punch above their own weight" shows that the severely antiquated notion that mammals where "oppressed" in a Mesozoic Jim Crow needs to be seriously challenged and modernized.

Great video! I love your “Ice is a mineral” video!

Thank you.

Fantastic. Wonderful. Nice animation.

Ouin!.ont est les meilleurs..lol

cant have shit in detroit

This guy was not the best choice to lecture paleoaccuracy in Jurassic Park films. I surmise these people grab the first "expert" curator they see cause the real Paleontologists they can't afford to interview.

Volume on in this video?

Glyptodonta are closely related to armadillos, not sloths.

Great video, best explanation of the geological formation of Mont-Saint-HIlaire. amazing collection. Thank you for sharing.

Paula rocks, and so does MSH!

I am Philippines I have metiorites for sale 4,500kgrms

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It's one hell of a coincidence that the megafauna extinction events in Australia, America, Madagascar and New Zealand are so closely correlated with the arrival of humans

I think Repenomamus is an egg-eating mammal, means they are pest in dino standards even Repenomamus itself lays eggs.

I have

they look like people unloading materials from a truck

For a second I thought it was the one in Vaudreil Dorion 💀

read the jurassic park book, its a bit more realistic aparently

Add Robin to the list .I used to keep water for birds,so many robins and other birds used to drink and take bath .I had to vacate,so removed the water bowl.On the last day,I was sitting on the couch , sipping coffee,a robin came close towards the patio door,he had something in his mouth ,it was a dried leaf and dropped it in front of the door and left.I was emotional since it felt like 'Thank you for feeding us all these years'

Is it true that the old films contain hypotheses that were widely discussed among paleontologists at the time?

Terrific intro to the most amazing mineral deposit in Canada, and possibly the whole world!

Only three comments?!?!!!

Alpha. I think I'm the only person in the world that loves that movie. Everything about it. I hate movies that have more than 1 ending. The story is done, move on. This is the only movie I've seen where I actually like each ending on it's own merret. What, there were four full 'ending' of this movie and I loved each one. Dang, now i got to go watch it again.

Dear Kamal Khadis P.H.D from Canada, I am the girl who with her family went to the Wolves exhibition in Ottawa. I have always loved, and supported Wolves all my life. I have always seen a deeper truth one fogged by stereotypes and fear. The Wolves are not violent, viscous, bloodthirsty creatures of the Brother's Grim fairytales, These are NOT the demonize hounds society paints! No! These humans and their points of views, their belief system, their Stories, & Their Fears! These factors are the root stem in the Plague porcces that is known as Weakness & Fear! It is like a disease. Slowly sucking, feeding, and consuming the common sense of humans in general. The Wolf is the villain? Oh Please! Spear me the drama! I know the legends. Do you know the old saying? " Paint me a villain, I will draw you reality!" The reality is: wolves are good, Awesome, essential creatures of the earth. And so much more. So, please check out my petition I made on Change org/ The Wolves Will survive. Thank you and cool video.

Absolutely fascinating thank you

If a fight were to occur between the two, my money is on the T.rex. It’s just so much heavier and stronger. Not to mention they are a lot smarter and have more acute senses than giganotosaurus. Not to mention that Rex has the highest agility out of any animal in its weight class. Which is really bizarre considering it’s the biggest in its weight class.

Very cool dinosaur

The Spirit Cave mummy is the oldest human mummy found in North America. It was discovered in 1940 in Spirit Cave, 13 miles east of Fallon, Nevada, United States, by the husband-and-wife archaeological team of Sydney and Georgia Wheeler. Wikipedia Miracinonyx is an extinct genus of felids belonging to the subfamily Felinae that was endemic to North America from the Pleistocene epoch and morphologically similar to the modern cheetah, although its apparent similar ecological niches have been considered questionable due to anatomical morphologies of the former that would have limited the ability to act as a specialized pursuit predator. Wikipedia

Not a big fan of the audio in this video; I can barely hear him & when I turn the volume up, the movie clips are too loud.

How about on TikTok when the videos say that the ancestors were powerful, frightening wolves that stalked their prey - & this dog is on its way to Starbucks for a pup cup. 😆

Who came from hns batna😂😂🎉

Nah that 10,000 bc Smilodon is trash. That’s just an upscale Roger with saber teeth. Didn’t even mention the tail.

Very interesting, thank you!

This gud

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They didn't find terror birds as same time as humans.

Evidence of GlobalFlood :)) More than 400 skeletons of mammals, elephants, giraffes, lions, etc. were found. in places where dinosaur (dragon) remains are found. So either these animals lived 100+ million years ago, or dinosaurs (dragons) lived at the same time as intelligent humans, and as proof of this, objects created by intelligent humans were found near dinosaur fossils, so intelligent humans also lived 100+ million years ago, or dinosaurs lived at the same time with human?

They're endangered because they are hunted by careless humans 😔

Yeah taking a shit

Summer 😅😅

Just came across this channel, and I am absolutely smitten! I'm currently a Zoology student at university (hopefully graduating this year!) And I find the work you do very inspiring and I hope to one day help in the pursuit of knowledge and conservation. Keep up the awesome work guys!

thank you diatom 🤟

water always goes to salt

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What minerals need to be in the water to create natural crystals like in the Mexico cave? And what perfect temperatures do they need to be in? (I'm not growing my own, I'm just curious 😅)

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