The Secret Of The Deadly Lizard King | Rediscovering T-Rex | Real Wild

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Published 2024-03-01

Unveil the truth behind the T-Rex myth! Join us on a thrilling journey as palaeontologists in Badlands dig up the secrets of one of the most iconic dinosaurs. Explore the revolutionary discoveries reshaping our understanding of T-Rex's power, speed, and even its social behaviour. Dive into the science that challenges old beliefs, revealing a complex and sophisticated side to this once-feared predator. Rediscover T-Rex like never before – from its jaw-dropping bite force to the surprising possibility of feathers and social dynamics. Don't miss out on the epic rediscovery of the Tyrant Lizard King!
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All Comments (21)

@vivian0001 14 days ago

That's what I tell my birdies every day, "you're the smartest animals in this world, and your ancestors once ruled the old world" 🖤
@edwardneronha1593 1 month ago

Completely floored by this , technology has come a long way and so has our understanding .
@Sidthesexiest 1 month ago

"most terrible creature to ever walk the earth" but really it's Humans
@johnpartridge7623 1 month ago

If this depiction of a T-Rex is anything like the original then I'm quite happy It's not around anymore, thanks for a great video 👍
@2msvalkyrie529 21 days ago

@ 0.31. The Valley of Gwanji ?? Classic ! If you haven't seen it you're missing a treat. !
@tristanwilliams4180 21 days ago

using some walking with Dinosaurs footage is nostalgia right here
@dereks1264 1 month ago

I find the low-pitched rumble portrayed here way more intimidating than the traditional roaring of Hollywood dinosaurs,
@zulubeatz1 21 days ago

Being fascinated by Dinosaurs and T-Rex in particular since my childhood, this was a great experience. Brilliant documentary !
@madmick6275 1 month ago

Those cow bones are shattering way before 8000 pounds of pressure. a crocodile can crush a cows head, you should of used an re-creation of an elephants skull to better simulate the damage done by Trex bites force.
@joeschreiner8438 28 days ago

This was an amazing documentary. The end result of t-Rex’s appearance was amazing with science to back it up. Loved it
@nehora333 1 month ago

I guess Jim Morrison has a competitor 😅
@maxjohnson1758 1 month ago

Fossilized T-rex skin shows it did NOT have feathers. Not sure what the fascination is with randomly putting feathers on dinosaurs, even when proof they did not have them exists.
@russellst.martin4255 8 days ago

They didn't mention it but computer models proved Tristan was a huge KISS fan Also, I didn't think it was possible to make a T-Rex seem unintimidating, but naming it Tristan is damn close
@MrAbsoluteUnit 14 days ago

lmao the way he was tapping him 7:47
@zulubeatz1 21 days ago

Apex predators are always sophisticated and complex. It's how they get that way !
@warrenbfeagins 11 days ago

What's scary about the gator's bite force is that in this test, the gator is roped or tied down with a man on top of it, so it's actual bite force without it's body and jaws being confined is probably waaaay higher. It's a seriously deadly animal.
@erinaltstadt4234 8 days ago

This was really interesting, thank you
@BenSHammonds 11 days ago

how the low soundings of the beast may have effected us if we were hearing it would be somewhat like the Jaws theme from the film, it would build suspense and make one jumpy, causing fear to rise
@Corteum 1 month ago

16:10 "Preadators that actively pursue their victims...." They dont pursue amy victims... They pursue their food. lol
@aolcom-nl9qb 13 days ago

T Rex doesn't need to be audible, since it's prey had some formable defenses.