Prehistoric Predators: Razor Jaws Part 2

[MrQ000000]

why does everyone say that a lion can bite down with about 500 pounds of bite force. brady barr or whatever his name is recorded a reading of 691 from a juvinal lion.

[MrQ000000]

u know, if there were still these huge ba predators, us humans would be screwed.

[Mrdihenry]

@MrQ000000 no we wouldn't! We probably would've had cut their number down to nearly extintion. that's what humans do!

[MrQ000000]

@Mrdihenry the human race might still continue but we would all be in a bigger danger. imagin the early colonists of north america. they would be killed and eaten by any one of these creatures. when you think about it, it is really amazing how we as indivisuals exist, how everything had to be right just for one person to exist.

[MrQ000000]

damn, smilodon was ripped. sucks for the hyenadon that it has to compare againced the smilodon.

[dileswaranvakeswaran]

what program was the guy using

[SweetestGirlxXx]

omg tht hyenadon is ugly! lol

[superblahmanofdoom]

If Evolution is about getting more advanced... then how come Hyenadon and some other predators of back then, seem far more evolved then predators of the last 50000 years or so?

[mimarp478]

@superblahmanofdoom evolution is not really about getting more advanced mostly its having traits that make a organism better suited to its environment. in some ways hyneadon and other prehistoric predators were more advanced then modern predators in other ways they were less advanced (intelligence) . as for what "longfootbuddy" said I knew what he meant :)

[longfootbuddy]

this is a good example of how science is done.. a bunch of guessing and bullshit

[mimarp478]

@longfootbuddy anti-science much?

[longfootbuddy]

@mimarp478 anti bullshit

[mimarp478]

@longfootbuddy kind of vague, but okay. 

[superblahmanofdoom]

@mimarp478 He just means that science takes a fossil, looks at modern animals, and just guesses that it will work basically the same as some other animals

[superblahmanofdoom]

@longfootbuddy EXACTLY!

[ThePeregrinestar]

What would you say a Hyaenodon's closest relative is? Canids?

[TheJojo909]

@ThePeregrinestar

Wrap your head around this but studies have shown the closest LIVING relative to Hyaenodon is the Raccoon.

[ThePeregrinestar]

@TheJojo909

Interesting

[TheJojo909]

@ThePeregrinestar

Funny how nature works.

[hotwhire]

Hyenadon looks more like a Tasmainian Tiger

[SantoryuWazamono]

@hotwhire if only those beautiful animals were still alive :(

[mkocja5a]

@SantoryuWazamono i don't belive in hell, but if it exsists, the tasmanian government, bounty hunters hired by them and tasmanian farmers better burn in it. forever.

[ashfaqul11]

@hotwhire or a smaller andrewsarchus

[amm019]

8:25 - 8:30

Tell that to the Jaguar

[CobraCoyote]

@amm019 well A jaguar still doesn't eat the skull.

[amm019]

@CobraCoyote True. Then again, a hynea would eat half of a skull, so that's a bit close.

[AceofDlamonds]

@amm019

MOST. yea....... 

[JudiLoVEsMJ]

hm 

[gabystoik]

they made its head to big

[viceisthename]

Svara på det här videoklippet... 

[WickedKnightAlbel]

Self sharpening teeth? there's a new one.

[TheGreasyBallsack]

@WickedKnightAlbel Rats have self-sharpening teeth too. So no, it's not a new one.

[zillatamer]

this kind of reminded me of a buff thylacine.

[TheBluefirewolf]

tazzy devil? anyone agree?

[derekgrebner87]

@TheBluefirewolf i would say thylocine. tazzy tiger, but thats a not a mamal however for all we know they could have had a pouch, and So this could be realated to a tazzy tiger.

[TheBluefirewolf]

@derekgrebner87 hmm good point cuz they never talk bout the breeding behaviors or anything hey, just hunting

[AceofDlamonds]

@derekgrebner87

what's not a mammal?

[viceisthename]

@AceofDlamonds thylacine

[AceofDlamonds]

@viceisthename

wow what an idiot...he didn't know a thylacine IS a mammal

[EoceneRoxton]

@derekgrebner87 - it does not have the characteristic earbones or pubic shape of a marsupial. It is very distantly related to cats and dogs, but there is really no living relative.

[BeastRider300]

@derekgrebner87, its very likely just another placental mammal

[5aq]

6:11

PWNED!

I also like how he still trys to swipe at the Hyaenodon

[VelvetAsh131]

looking at the computer image of the hyena without fur looked to me like a giant rodent.

[vodkasvictim]

big ty 4 uploAD

[andreacassar]

y dont they try to find some dna of a dino and bring it to life lol it would be awesome getting eaten by a t-rex :P

[ceitiosaurus]

Built-in pencil sharpener!

[jhannekelzo]

1st comment WOAH!! LOVE THIS VIDEO im watching it all muahaha so mch to learn too little time.