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  • cant stop listening to it.

  • Message to Mr Tom of Aldermansmith

    YEAR 10  14-15

    how old do you think we are?

  • Im doing a dinosaur report and u can pick a dinosaur to do da report on. I picked this dinosaur LOL

  • Cute "birdosaurus"!XD

  • cute one

  • He's so cute, lol.

  • Lighten up, skeptics--as if YOU really know what the archaeopteryx was or wasn't. There's something going on here--it's called ART---try it sometime!!!

  • Not the firs one with feathers though... funny vid. Gotta love the way "Archaeopteryx" is sang, lol.

  • Hahaha, that made me laugh, so funny, where did you find this thing? LOLx100 xDx100

  • "archaeoptaryx was a bird.its been proven.perching feet,primary feathers of a fying bird"

    Odd never seen a bird with teeth and arms soming from its wings.

  • "Odd never seen a bird with teeth and arms coming from its wings." It has been agreed upon for many years that archaeopteryx was just an extinct type of bird. So OF COURSE modern birds wouldn't look like it, because it is a different (and extinct) type of bird.

  • No one ever said Archaeopetryx was a bird.  No scientist with any credibility would call it such. However, it is an evolutionary precursor to modern birds.

  • Why do you call it a bird when there are so many factors that do not line up with it. Check its bone structure. This species is exaclty what to expect if evolution is true.

  • yawn ..

    do you spend all your time correcting people on here

  • That was...AWESOME!!! I'm gonna what over and over!!! lol his face was hilarious!

  • Sad that they're teaching kids this nonsense.

  • Why nonsense

  • Explain how this is nonsense.

  • Well, scientist now know that Archaeopteryx was just an extinct species of bird. And if you are convinced it is a missing link: It isn't a missing link (or transitional form) because it doesn't have parts that are partially evolved (because a missing link should be ON ITS WAY to getting the newest mutation). It shows up in the fossil record fully formed.

  • Archaeopteryx is unlike any extant bird. I'm not sure what you mean in your coment, but Archaeopteryx has a multitide of both avian and theropod characters and it IS a transitional fossil because of that. I don't know why people say there are no transitional fossils. Every living thing is evolving (a differing rates) at this very moment including humans, so technically everything is transitional. Why does the human body have so many vestigal features?

  • Listen to this man.

  • Archaeopteryx is missing a few things like fully converged handbones and a pygostyle sacrum to be a full bird. Instead it his a hand more like a reptilian and a long bony tail just like reptilians do. So it isn't 'just' an extinct species of birds.

  • Yeeah but you can't say Archaeopteryx was a full bird because it had: Unfused handbones, no pygostyle tail, teeth, a hooked claw on both feet. These are features shared with dromeaosaurid dinosaurs that is why it is a dinosaur taking the steps to becoming bird. It isn't a bird YET.

  • You guys need a date. Lighten up, fellas...nobody knows EXACTLY what's what.

  • Those are not the right pterosaurs for that time period. Otherwise, I love it. Nice job popping a reference to the group "Maniraptoria."

  • I didn't catch that. However, I am familiar with one pop culture dinosaur known for his desire (and inability) to fly, namely "Gon". Squetch is cool that way! Look for the badgerbadgerbadger reference in the Rhino song ;-)

  • What.

  • He, this video's looks the same as squetch's account. Are you companions, concurents or just the same person?

  • they publish videos from the same series the big green rabbit ^^

  • Ah, oke. Thanks for letting me know.

  • np :)

  • This is creationist bias. The archeopteryx was not a dinosaur. It was a transitional specie between dinosaur and avians. And it could fly, just not well.

  • well, it was fully bird. But the most primitive bird ever discovered.

  • No, it was not fully bird, and here a a few examples why:

    The ankle is intermediate in structure between theropods and primitive birds.

    Free trunk vertebra, while modern birds have fused vertebra.

    The spine attaches to the rear of the skull, while with birds it attaches from the bottom

    The brain cavity is more similar in shape to that of modern lizards then modern birds.

    Free vertebra to the tip of the tail, while modern birds have few fused vertebra.

  • if you go to any website that classifies species eg. wikipedia, you will see that it is classified as Aves, which is a bird. But it was closer to dinosaurs than modern birds.

  • Wow, I never though someone would actually cite wikipedia as a reference.

    I wasn't arguing it's classification, I was arguing that is wasn't fully bird, and I listed specific anatomical details as to why.

  • oh yes, archaeopteryx is a missing link, only a fool denies that.

  • By that argument, all dinosaurs are birds. Modern classifications, however, are pushing to no distinction between birds and dinosaurs. Birds ARE dinosaurs.

  • they shouldve given the arkeoupturix an esier name to spell and pronounce.

    -_-

  • archaeoptaryx was a bird.its been proven.perching feet,primary feathers of a fying bird

  • If you're going to pigeonhole (heh) it, it's more like a dinosaur. If not for the feathers, it would basically be Generic Small Theropod #468...

  • Well small theropods had feathers. Like Sinosauropteryx

  • Funnily enough, archaeopteryx existed in a time where there were no trees to perch upon...

  • Maybe no trees in the strict sense, but how about giant ferns?

  • possibly - although I'm not sure how easy they would be to climb? And whether the energy cost of climbing them would be justified by their diet (I mean it's similar to the pouncing pro-avis theory in that way). I guess we'll never know :D I'm quite fond of the theory that said Archaeopteryx used its wings as giant fly-catching nets. Absolutely genius xD

  • There were trees. Pines, Podocarps, Cycads, Ginkgos, just to name a few....

  • ahhh the walk iss amazinnggg!

  • This may be babyish but if I didn't watch it, I woundn't know what it was really pronounced

  • he Keeps checking to make sure his family Jewels are still there.

  • poor Archaeopteryx

  • This is CRAZY and I LOVE IT!! :D

  • didnt they know that archeaopteryx could fly but not very well.

  • FANTASTIC!!! Who is the BIG GREEN RABBIT?

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