For more on fossils, dinosaurs & evolution try the excellent books by Richard Dawkins, ' The ancestor's tale ', ' The Blind Watchmaker', ' Climbing mt Improbable', ' Unweaving the rainbow' also Daniel Dennett, ' Darwin's dangerous idea ' or PZ Meyers website Pharyngula or Peter Atkins.
This with the JP music is beautiful. I hope Prehistoric Channel can pull it off and one day become a tv channel. With the help of everyone they can one day launch. First of all, has everyone gotten wind that there is a prehistoric channel?
You should do one on Therizinosaurus, I've learned everything there is about doiedicurus, I am really intrested in prehistory ive have learned everything you can.
It's such a shame to imagine what is lost. These must have been impressive beasts in their day. I was listening on the Stone Pages archives that the Clovis people didn't cause the end of the megafauna in the Americas - but simply finished them off.
Don't believe the descriptions of this video. The short-faced bear was way bigger than 1300 lbs, as well as the megatherium(giant sloth) was about 20 ft tall on it's hind legs, not 13. Where r u getting your figures?
cryptidhunter13 is right. the native fear these animals. all of them had to have been hunted to extinction.. i bet people went out of there way to single out those bears first
@kaker69 lmao sorry to say but the bear one wasn't ever hunted instead it grew smaller and smart people never made villages near were they lived they grew smaller and smaller (lack of large prey because of us hunting) and there hides were to thick for a flintlock meaning spears wouldn't of dun much good
I believe that the Paracrtotherium and the Actodus related, but the Paractotherium evolved at an earlier date in South America from a lineage that had been isolated in South American shortly after the attachment of South America to the rest of the New World. Actodus is more closely related to the Tremarctine lineage.
Some say the Megatherium still exisist. I do. It is a beast in the Amazon Rainforest called the Mapinguari by it's natives. It is said to stand from 6-14 feet in hight, weighss likley somewhere between 1.5-2 tons, and apperas to have large claws, used for bending over trees to get fruit. If you become to close to it, it has a tendency of becoming agressive. They have brown or brown-red fur. The natives fear them, though they are herbivores.
@CryptidHunter13 i was about to ask if you say that beast hunter episode but then you wrote the comment 2 years ago, i believe before beast hunter even broadcast, hm if the natives are seeing something it has to be something but we will never know until we have hard evidence, i hope any so called exicted animal gets discovered,would be so cool
@Relivingthe80s my favorite is um well i cant remember its name but it was one of the longest lasting of the ice age (also its from Australia) intell us humans killed it for killing are cows. see it lived just 1 year (by what scientist say) from the sayber sadly the saybers killed of some and stole there food. but after the sabers died out (no one knows why) they came back but humans grew and made farms and stuff
@Relivingthe80s they ate a lot of are cows and we shot a good lot of them they tried to save them by catching the last 2 ever seen (luckily one was male and the other was female) how ever the female was old and brital and the male was to young to preduse sperm. so the girl died and 12 years later the male did to my great great great grampa jot to see it in the zoo it was in just 3 days before it died
Actually clouded leopards are believed to be more closely related to smilodon and sabre-toothed cats than other members of the cat family, but not a 'kind' of Smilodon, just related (canines too short to be smilodon)
Ok, you really set it up nice. showing the various mega fauna that lived in this one place. makes you look at your own back yard a bit differently. Very nice job.
very interesting thanks
thejameskan 1 month ago
Today they are called Texas road bumps...back in the Pleistocene they are called road blocks
overminding 2 months ago
this theme song is from jurrassik park movie
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Just Google it: Prehistoric Mammals Collection by Guruzen. They ALL there to see and enjoy.
guruzin 6 months ago
imagine all of the herbivore dinosaurs are alive??wow!!thats awesome!!!
redthunderific 10 months ago
GREAT!
IndianaJ25 1 year ago
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prehistoric28 1 year ago
Thumbs up/like.
iPhoneSk8er8000 1 year ago
Been trying to rally the troops for the brand new PREHISTORIC CHANNEL that just launched.
prehistoric28 1 year ago
This with the JP music is beautiful. I hope Prehistoric Channel can pull it off and one day become a tv channel. With the help of everyone they can one day launch. First of all, has everyone gotten wind that there is a prehistoric channel?
prehistoric28 1 year ago
Yeah, should have thrown in a terror-torn!
explosionsofgod 1 year ago
@explosionsofgod
Except for the fact that they had already been extinct for approximately 1,968,524 years.
N00bcrunch3r 1 year ago
@N00bcrunch3r haha fail :.(
explosionsofgod 1 year ago
@explosionsofgod
Haha! Okay. But they really went extinct about 2 million years ago.
N00bcrunch3r 1 year ago
You should do one on Therizinosaurus, I've learned everything there is about doiedicurus, I am really intrested in prehistory ive have learned everything you can.
im sota a expert.
TaylorLuatner 1 year ago
Am I the only one who noticed them playing the jurassic park theme in the background? Just thought it was a little funny.
Railware 1 year ago
You forgot the Terror Bird.
knuffiepe 1 year ago
@knuffiepe
They were already extinct by then.
N00bcrunch3r 1 year ago
jurassic park music =)
cetacea90 1 year ago
It's such a shame to imagine what is lost. These must have been impressive beasts in their day. I was listening on the Stone Pages archives that the Clovis people didn't cause the end of the megafauna in the Americas - but simply finished them off.
Well done humans!
moonsafari200 1 year ago
Glyptodons are cute, but dangerous.
macosgyver 1 year ago
best music score choice for this type of video .. bravo
kaker69 1 year ago
is that real?
Retundro 1 year ago
it's pleistocene park! I love the BBC walking with series!
moonsafari200 2 years ago
Lol Jurrasic Park Theme!
GaseousAnomaly001 2 years ago
too bad claims of extinct creatures that are alive are all anecdotal evidence
thehantavirus 2 years ago
Don't believe the descriptions of this video. The short-faced bear was way bigger than 1300 lbs, as well as the megatherium(giant sloth) was about 20 ft tall on it's hind legs, not 13. Where r u getting your figures?
superman41082 2 years ago
@superman41082 this movie came out in 2007 before that info was found out
axe11154 1 year ago
cryptidhunter13 is right. the native fear these animals. all of them had to have been hunted to extinction.. i bet people went out of there way to single out those bears first
kaker69 3 years ago
@kaker69 lmao sorry to say but the bear one wasn't ever hunted instead it grew smaller and smart people never made villages near were they lived they grew smaller and smaller (lack of large prey because of us hunting) and there hides were to thick for a flintlock meaning spears wouldn't of dun much good
axe11154 1 year ago
I thought it was "Arctodus", not "Pararctotherium"?
evanphoto 3 years ago
I believe that the Paracrtotherium and the Actodus related, but the Paractotherium evolved at an earlier date in South America from a lineage that had been isolated in South American shortly after the attachment of South America to the rest of the New World. Actodus is more closely related to the Tremarctine lineage.
g1e2c3k4o 3 years ago
You forgot 2 animals ; the terror birds,Phorusrhacids for shot and the argentavis or giant terratorn.
bigfish3425 3 years ago
The terror birds were extinct by then. This video shows life as it was 30,000 years ago.
MrColuber 2 years ago
Cool video, thanks for sharing!
dragonofthedawn40 3 years ago
Some say the Megatherium still exisist. I do. It is a beast in the Amazon Rainforest called the Mapinguari by it's natives. It is said to stand from 6-14 feet in hight, weighss likley somewhere between 1.5-2 tons, and apperas to have large claws, used for bending over trees to get fruit. If you become to close to it, it has a tendency of becoming agressive. They have brown or brown-red fur. The natives fear them, though they are herbivores.
CryptidHunter13 3 years ago 7
@CryptidHunter13
I heard about that too. Pretty cool how we seem to have these animals with us still.
NUTCASE71733 1 year ago
@CryptidHunter13
Some1 liek Conan Doyle? lulz
Diatomus 1 year ago
@CryptidHunter13
That cannot be Megatherium. Megatherium stood 20 feet high.
N00bcrunch3r 1 year ago
@CryptidHunter13 i was about to ask if you say that beast hunter episode but then you wrote the comment 2 years ago, i believe before beast hunter even broadcast, hm if the natives are seeing something it has to be something but we will never know until we have hard evidence, i hope any so called exicted animal gets discovered,would be so cool
communismkills1 10 months ago
@CryptidHunter13 do they have giant dicks?
throwcup 2 weeks ago
I LOVE it. I love prehistoric animals, especially the megafauna.
Relivingthe80s 3 years ago 7
@Relivingthe80s my favorite is um well i cant remember its name but it was one of the longest lasting of the ice age (also its from Australia) intell us humans killed it for killing are cows. see it lived just 1 year (by what scientist say) from the sayber sadly the saybers killed of some and stole there food. but after the sabers died out (no one knows why) they came back but humans grew and made farms and stuff
axe11154 1 year ago
@Relivingthe80s they ate a lot of are cows and we shot a good lot of them they tried to save them by catching the last 2 ever seen (luckily one was male and the other was female) how ever the female was old and brital and the male was to young to preduse sperm. so the girl died and 12 years later the male did to my great great great grampa jot to see it in the zoo it was in just 3 days before it died
axe11154 1 year ago
Here's a novel idea, "Pleistocene Park" it'll be a great sequel to Jurassic Park, wuts keeping Speilberg from heading in that direction?
peterparker12 3 years ago 3
The memory of the last Jurassic Park movie...
CadenRolland 3 years ago
Hahaha. Good response!
Relivingthe80s 3 years ago
that was so exciting -__-
De4thXcoreXem0 3 years ago
nice man
6hnxs4yywwsshrt 3 years ago 2
Wow, very nice job. Good editing.
2degucitas 3 years ago 3
good movie, nice job
borjacska 3 years ago 3
It was awesome and i never see this movie before.
rnrinoa 3 years ago 2
this was such an awesome video!!! thank you!
caitdyn 3 years ago 3
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Funny how folks seem to know so much about something that they have never seen. This video is just sad.
390fe390 3 years ago
that was soooooo awesome!
ellynlouise44 3 years ago
nice vid!!
mickey08love 3 years ago
cool video
stormfury 3 years ago
wow what a lucky cameraman :D
mieltjuh666 3 years ago
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I think I hate this song more than any other songs out there!
TheHighVic 3 years ago
Very good!
Moskari1 3 years ago 3
Good job ^^
pisbuin 4 years ago 2
What a strange cartoon!
lreel16 4 years ago
vicdallastx007 sos un estupido
por que decis eso...
fernadohcb 4 years ago
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SON UNOS TROOLLLOSSS DE MIERDDAAA!!
vicdallastx007 4 years ago
Could it possibly be true that the clouded leopard is a new kind of Smilodon?
Sushidude92 4 years ago
Actually clouded leopards are believed to be more closely related to smilodon and sabre-toothed cats than other members of the cat family, but not a 'kind' of Smilodon, just related (canines too short to be smilodon)
snakeidiot 3 years ago
Very nicely done video! 5/5!
Props2u 4 years ago 2
Ok, you really set it up nice. showing the various mega fauna that lived in this one place. makes you look at your own back yard a bit differently. Very nice job.
Brialinni 4 years ago 2
beastly. but in a good way
JK666AB 4 years ago
jurrrasic park music nice vid anyway
danny677 4 years ago
you copied walking with beasts and prehistoric park！
ornithogotus 4 years ago
Yes, that´s the idea. Only the parts that show species who lived in Daireaux.
You must read de video intro and the ending credits.
kyle2001ar 4 years ago
Can someone give me info about morenelaphus brachiceros.
aryez5 4 years ago
Great compilation of documentaries about prehistoric South America. Gotta love the music from Jurassic Park, too. Well done.
Gaddy1975 4 years ago
i really liked that, it was brilliant love walking with beasts love prehisotirc park well done if you made it!!!! *****
halfpennyroh04 4 years ago