14 Shockingly Giant Prehistoric Beasts 🐋 Smithsonian Channel

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From Wooly Mammoths to Giant Scorpions, here’s a look at giant prehistoric beasts and how they lived.

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コメント (21)

@shirleymoar3837 1年前

I love watching and learning about dinosaurs, apex predators and giant anything. Awesome documentary.
@Marie-or6hz 3年前

Excellent! Loved this presentation. Thank you for making this video.
@aviciifan2719 3年前

Alternate title: 14 Thicc beasts roam earth long ago
@nicholasmorsovillo2752 2年前

I had never heard of the Giant Sea Scorpions until I saw Chased by Sea Monsters with Nigel Marvin where Nigel traveled back and forth through time exploring the 7 deadliest oceans of Prehistory and aside from the Sea Scorpions and the Trilobites it was where I also first heard of the Giant Orthocones a species of ancient squid that lived and swam in Earth's oceans over 400 million years ago.
@crystalrusmisel1832 1年前

My husband whenever he was an escalator operator worked at the phosphate mine in NC where we live. He dug up a prehistoric whale that was over 5million years old. I’ve got one of the vertebrae from the end of the tail section the smallest of the vertebrae and it’s as wide as a dinner plate around.
@AniFam 3年前

Reading the fossils and understanding the prehistoric stories are amazing~💯❣️ Thank you for sharing this exciting video! 🤗👍 🔆AniFam〽️
@davidkelley5382 2年前

Love your material but this is so chopped up I can’t count the times I thought “what animal are they talking about now?”
@susanstaples6171 3年前

Outstanding!
@brentritchie6199 3年前

Very interesting great video thank you
@JC-tq8gm 2年前

Biggest thing we know of that ever lived, still lives today: the blue whale. Worth saving I think...
@randybarnett2308 2年前

Bet that Giant Sea Scorpion ,would get good with some butter !🤠🦂🦂🦀👍
@johnshields6852 2年前

With four huge flippers they must've had amazing agility for a large animal
@Teekles 3年前

The front arms of T-rex are basically latches that allow them to use their upper body's gravity to pull dinosaurs down. Essentially just hooks on their chest more so than arms. Showing off how much they could lift in the other direction (bicep curl) is like marveling at the strength of crocodiles opening their jaws instead of being amazed how how hard they can snap.
@bubblesdelight 1年前

I don't believe a word Smithsonian say about history.😏
@harrietharlow9929 3年前

Fabulous! So gkad I clicked on this. Nature can be truly mind-blowing.
@maeve4686 1年前

I still think the Canadian fossil found by the equipment operator , Shawn Funk, should have been named after him. The Funkosaurus !!!!! ( It's called a nodosaur. ) Give me a beat, daddy-o !
@vilstef6988 1年前

Fossils opened a wingdow. . . What it sounded like. I liked it!
@Kroggnagch 4ヶ月前

"The penguins actually flap their wings like birds..." no way.. I wonder why that is.. hmm.. huh... penguin.. bird .. penguins.. birds.. nah I dunno.
@tinawelch3005 1年前

well well...thank you for a new addition to the nightmare arsenal- titanaboa.
@douglaswallace7680 2年前

love the "tale of the tape" weigh in before the match : T-Rex vs. Titanoboa