Dromaeosaurus hunting Parksosaurus

[maral430]

it is utahraptor!

[bass109]

Jesus is coming soon! repent and prepare for the lord

[sootyferrari65]

@bass109 Really, when? If so I will punch him in the face and say "where the hell have you been for the last 2000 years?"

[sammy8482]

looks like dryosaurus

[gabrielrafiq1]

this is not a dromeasaurus it´s a utharaptor or not?

[vinhavatar]

Parkso lived 65 million of years B.C. during the Late Cretaceous along with Dromeo, T-Rex and Tricera.

[TheStupidRaptor]

The Dromaeosaurus is the only one who can save us all from Weegee's evil, because he is too stupid to be affected by his death stare.

[Stephen0Stevie0]

god that almost passes for the raptors in jurassic park:p

[imdamaster2010]

lol a 0:32 the dromaeosaur is like nooooooooooooooo!!!! and then started cursing btw nice vid

[knightscum07]

HAHAHA yeah if you can understand dromaeosaur language like I do you will hear that what he said is similar to that!

[WaterHawk13]

outdated but true.

[AwesomeussRex]

Oh yeah i found out something.

They found a tooth that may have been Dromaes' from the Hell Creek

[AwesomeussRex]

Actually i think Parkso might have

[AwesomeussRex]

Dromae not Parkso lived 65 MYA.

[riceicles123]

those wee dinosaurs look exacly like othnilia in ballad of big al

[knightscum07]

Yes...They are very closely related to Othnelia.

[kevinherbert]

That's cause the BBC used the same model for it.

[knightscum07]

No...That's because they're both hypsilophodonts.

[SpinoKimbaJess]

I mean Better

[SpinoKimbaJess]

Make it Bettet

[Lacolith]

Cool vid. But I think they made a mistake by not giving Dromaeosaurus a coat of feathers

[knightscum07]

Yes, true...But in my opinion some raptors had feathers, and some did not. And dromaesaurus looks better without feathers...hehehe XD

[Dinomanallah]

nice video friend

[knightscum07]

thanks!

[FilmRangers]

that information hadnt ben revealed at the time this was made

[Lacolith]

true. It was only recently that they discovered quill knobs on Velociraptors

[gckbowers411]

Not bad, but Dromaeosaurus probably didn't live until 65.5 million BC.

[knightscum07]

Yeah probably...I read in some books that it lived up to 70 millions years ago, and in some books, up to the end of the mesozoic.