Anyway , Canadian or not , anyone should visit American Museum of Natural History , in NY near Central Park . It awesome . dino didn t had no borders :)
Anyone should also learn about history , there wouldn t be no borders anymore .
Even if nobody the colors they had ( will you ever know ? ), most of the pictures are really nice and source of inspiration . I plan to make some made of foam for the children :)
Just too bad when someone shows a thing not from Us ( I have many nice friends in US .... ) , they re always a bunch of ignorant idiots to see this as a personal offense :(
Even with a topic about dinosaurs .... Any country is what you make of it , beginning by yourself ...
I already knew the Albertasaurus was "Canadian". How else would it be named after the province? :P
I kinda thought Tyrannosaurus Rex was also "native" to Canada, but I had no idea about the other ones! I actually learned something today!
I've also heard about the band Sum41. Fitting song for this montage, though I'm more partial to bands like Rush, April Wine, The Guess Who... and singers like Bryan Adams and Kim Mitchell... :)
(Comment 2) The first, almost-complete skelton (85%) of T-Rex was found by Sue Hendricks in the Hell Creek Formation near Faith, South Dakota, on August 12, 1990. Though in 1994, a partial T-Rex skeleton was found in a small valley on the Canadian prairies in the Frenchman River Valley near the North Dakota-Saskatchewan border.
Tyrannosaurus Rex teeth were first documented in a dig site in 1874 by A. Lakes near Golden, Colorado. Postcranial fragments were found by J. B. Hatcher in Wyomming, with vertebral fragments found by E. D. Cope in western South Dakota in 1892.
Just out of curiosity, what is better Tyrannotitan, Gorgosaurus libratus, or Daspletosaurus torosus? I could have sworn I read something about an upcoming Pelecanimimus polyodon tribute on Tyrannotitan's profile. When is coming on youtube? I love that dinosaur! Nice video!
I think that's Albertaceratops at c0.15 seconds, unless I'm mistaking a frill horn for a brow horn. It was a basal centrosaurine and unusual for a centrosaurine in having two brow horns. Canadian dinosaurs are great, a good homage to them - well done.
to settle the stupid Tyrannosaurus predator/scavenger debate, I am going to tell you guys the most likely answer. T.rex may have been able to run at high speeds to capture prey but only for short distances and if they were unable to hunt they could use their size to steal other kills. Plus, T.rex had a 4000 pound bite force which could pretty much kill anything that it could grab
Or the broken TRex tooth they found in the healed frill of a Triceratops. Which proves without any doubt that TRex was a active predator. The tooth had been mealed over by bone and was found to be an old injury at the time of death for the Triceratops, proving that TRex did infact attack living dinosaurs.
I'm not sure whats more disturbing, the fact that people can't figure out I'm joking. Or the fact that they start large conversations about their inability to tell that I'm joking....
Where is the Corythosaurus? Check out the Corythosaurus airfix pictures....I fell inlove with it when I was a little boy, I saw the box in a model shop and nearly fainted....The artwork let my mind wander! It was beside an Airfix Dimetrodon box....check them on ebay -super rare!
vultures are highly efficient predators, able to kill with ease. Rex's contemporaries all had the same physiogomy, so were they scavengers too? If not, why not? Serrated teeth are designed for cutting, not ripping. and how you know that it was slow? Do you have a time machine? It has the longest legs proportionately speaking, of any biped animal on earth. That means FAST!
t-rexes usually only hunted dinosaurs weaker or slower than them. they also had the same smelling capacity as a vulture, and it had serrated teeth not usually used for bringing down prey, more for ripping
did you know that a t-rex wasn't a predator, it was a scavenger? it couldn't even run fast. and my favourite one would definetly by seismosaurus! btw AWESOME VID! DINOSAURS ARE MY LIFE!
It was both scavenger and predator.Besides most creatures that lived with him were slower than him.I don't understand why they keep calling him a scavenger just because he was slow.
bite marks from t.rex teeth on a ceratopsid show that it was scraping flesh off a dead animal, and other bite marks on a duck billed dino show an attack on a living animal. So, both.
wich program do you use?
Gallimimus4Lunch 7 months ago
@giraquaza16 they may have but probably not asmost of ontario is cambrian/precambrian rock
21Assasin 9 months ago
Dinosaurs are FUCKING AWESOME
bluebettle 1 year ago
Anyway , Canadian or not , anyone should visit American Museum of Natural History , in NY near Central Park . It awesome . dino didn t had no borders :)
Anyone should also learn about history , there wouldn t be no borders anymore .
They were clever than most of us :)
nalinux 1 year ago
Even if nobody the colors they had ( will you ever know ? ), most of the pictures are really nice and source of inspiration . I plan to make some made of foam for the children :)
Just too bad when someone shows a thing not from Us ( I have many nice friends in US .... ) , they re always a bunch of ignorant idiots to see this as a personal offense :(
Even with a topic about dinosaurs .... Any country is what you make of it , beginning by yourself ...
Did a Alaskasaurus ever existed ? :P Joke ...
nalinux 1 year ago
the dinosaurs that never jaywalk
mthzb 1 year ago
SUM 41!
halloikbenbjorn 1 year ago
Are you guys seriously discussing how awesome your country is because a certain dinosaur lived there?
Get fucking real.
ApocDevTeam 1 year ago
@ApocDevTeam Well, Theyre Saying That Canada, Etc Etc Has Better Dinosaurs. Not Sayin Their Countrys Better Cuz Of That ;)
smansam 1 year ago
there are no "canadian" dinosaurs you idots the entire world once one. nothing was seperated the dinosaurs were just found in that shitty country.
Magyar126 1 year ago
@Magyar126 Oh? SHITTY Country? Fuck You, You Probobly Live In America. Fuckin Worst Country Ever. Behind Iraq And Wat Not.
smansam 1 year ago
Nice montage there! Congratulations! :)
I already knew the Albertasaurus was "Canadian". How else would it be named after the province? :P
I kinda thought Tyrannosaurus Rex was also "native" to Canada, but I had no idea about the other ones! I actually learned something today!
I've also heard about the band Sum41. Fitting song for this montage, though I'm more partial to bands like Rush, April Wine, The Guess Who... and singers like Bryan Adams and Kim Mitchell... :)
karkovice10 1 year ago
(Comment 2) The first, almost-complete skelton (85%) of T-Rex was found by Sue Hendricks in the Hell Creek Formation near Faith, South Dakota, on August 12, 1990. Though in 1994, a partial T-Rex skeleton was found in a small valley on the Canadian prairies in the Frenchman River Valley near the North Dakota-Saskatchewan border.
TheGreenTrain 1 year ago
Hmm all this debate...
Tyrannosaurus Rex teeth were first documented in a dig site in 1874 by A. Lakes near Golden, Colorado. Postcranial fragments were found by J. B. Hatcher in Wyomming, with vertebral fragments found by E. D. Cope in western South Dakota in 1892.
TheGreenTrain 1 year ago
@tyrannoceratops FUCKING RETARD U GET UR FACTS RIGH THEY FOUND
T-REX IN MONTANA
Exinakaseanyboy 1 year ago
@tyrannoceratops TYRANNOSAURUS REX WAS ONLY FOUND IN M-O-N-T-A-N-A!!!
Exinakaseanyboy 1 year ago
rex did not live in canada it was in montana
Exinakaseanyboy 1 year ago
Good
Rubbttt 2 years ago
my fave is dilo you forgot him but its okay :)
dj6854 2 years ago
Cool vid!
Abominatrix650 2 years ago
anasamama the song was pieces by sum41
TheJPOG 2 years ago
albertasaurus and daspeltasaurus were basicaly the same animal who evolved to live in different areas of canada
xplorersam 2 years ago
Tyrannosaurus Rex #1!
RedRex300 2 years ago
wats the name of the song???plzzzz
anasamama 2 years ago
"Pieces" by Sum 41, read the info box.
zillamaster201 2 years ago
my faves the parasourlophus
lemmingzilla33 3 years ago
MAJOR LOL: this video, with the song choice and pictures, makes me think of emo dinos... O_O;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Oracle411 3 years ago
hahaha lol good one
otis9112 3 years ago
I love this video!!
Dinosaurios990 3 years ago
Just out of curiosity, what is better Tyrannotitan, Gorgosaurus libratus, or Daspletosaurus torosus? I could have sworn I read something about an upcoming Pelecanimimus polyodon tribute on Tyrannotitan's profile. When is coming on youtube? I love that dinosaur! Nice video!
irkeninvaderzen 3 years ago
yay
Canadian111Boy 3 years ago
awesome vid! i loved it...if you ever get the chance could you make a tribute to my favorite armored dinosaur edmontonia, thank you
jonnysaurusrex 3 years ago
cool eh
SharkKid42 3 years ago 2
I think tht the T.Rex cud of caught a meal if it needed one but probs wud of just scavanged most of the time.
RochelleAsha 3 years ago 2
Nice video. Just wondering which one is the albertaceratops? Never heard of that one before.
s2ev8 3 years ago 2
I think that's Albertaceratops at c0.15 seconds, unless I'm mistaking a frill horn for a brow horn. It was a basal centrosaurine and unusual for a centrosaurine in having two brow horns. Canadian dinosaurs are great, a good homage to them - well done.
ramoth123 3 years ago
did u know this band is canadian
RUNESCRAPE 3 years ago
Yes I did.
Tyrannotitan 3 years ago
thats y u chose it right?
RUNESCRAPE 3 years ago
Partly.
Tyrannotitan 3 years ago
found it rofl
dinomaniacgirl24 3 years ago
WHAT WAS AT 28!!!
nobabiesforyou 3 years ago
you for got stegosaurus and triceratops
googd vid 5 stars
jordiejosh 3 years ago
I am a Canadian so thank-you. Love your videos.
ExtremeChess 3 years ago
Ah, the Tyrell. Now there's a place that's worth as many visits as possible. Thanks for the endorphins.
Ianosauruscanadensis 3 years ago
Awesome video!
canucker47 3 years ago
Im British..but,
What are you trying to say, Canadian dinos are trying to be perfect XD?
good vid, rated 5 stars! Go tyrannotitan 4eva!
ruffywak90 4 years ago
what dinosaur at 2:14? Albertosaurus?
macronaria 4 years ago
Yup.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
At 1:33 what dinosaur is that?
Giganotosaurus14 4 years ago
Tyrannosaurus.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
"Roar, eh?"
Dipstikk 4 years ago
to settle the stupid Tyrannosaurus predator/scavenger debate, I am going to tell you guys the most likely answer. T.rex may have been able to run at high speeds to capture prey but only for short distances and if they were unable to hunt they could use their size to steal other kills. Plus, T.rex had a 4000 pound bite force which could pretty much kill anything that it could grab
pkt1tripe 4 years ago
Or the broken TRex tooth they found in the healed frill of a Triceratops. Which proves without any doubt that TRex was a active predator. The tooth had been mealed over by bone and was found to be an old injury at the time of death for the Triceratops, proving that TRex did infact attack living dinosaurs.
JamesThWilliams 4 years ago
a lot of these also roamed the U.S.
pkt1tripe 4 years ago
They all would have, Alberta just has a great fossil bed.
JamesThWilliams 4 years ago
Canada has the sexiest dinosaurs
DamienHell 4 years ago
no offence i dont think humans are supposed to find dinosaurs sexy?
RUNESCRAPE 3 years ago
Thats true, unless they're Canadian dinosaurs
DamienHell 3 years ago
ur a bit weird
RUNESCRAPE 3 years ago
who said that lol.
dinomaniacgirl24 3 years ago
not sure, look through the comments ull find it
RUNESCRAPE 3 years ago
i dont think you are supposed to find dinos sexy
dinomaniacgirl24 3 years ago
that was to damienhell
dinomaniacgirl24 3 years ago 2
I'm not sure whats more disturbing, the fact that people can't figure out I'm joking. Or the fact that they start large conversations about their inability to tell that I'm joking....
DamienHell 3 years ago 2
o lol but that was so funny wut u said. im sorry i didnt know u were joking lol.
dinomaniacgirl24 3 years ago
is da one at 00:25 a lambeosaurus or a corythosaurus?
mpcaap 4 years ago
Lambeosaurus.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
Where is the Corythosaurus? Check out the Corythosaurus airfix pictures....I fell inlove with it when I was a little boy, I saw the box in a model shop and nearly fainted....The artwork let my mind wander! It was beside an Airfix Dimetrodon box....check them on ebay -super rare!
immortalcelsius 4 years ago
scientists discovered that t rexes were scavengers, dont ask me ask them
Aquafan548 4 years ago
That has been proven wrong don't ask me ask the guys who found evidence
PREDAlien2 4 years ago
vultures are highly efficient predators, able to kill with ease. Rex's contemporaries all had the same physiogomy, so were they scavengers too? If not, why not? Serrated teeth are designed for cutting, not ripping. and how you know that it was slow? Do you have a time machine? It has the longest legs proportionately speaking, of any biped animal on earth. That means FAST!
eddiefuzz 4 years ago
t-rexes usually only hunted dinosaurs weaker or slower than them. they also had the same smelling capacity as a vulture, and it had serrated teeth not usually used for bringing down prey, more for ripping
Aquafan548 4 years ago
lol
Aquafan548 4 years ago
did you know that a t-rex wasn't a predator, it was a scavenger? it couldn't even run fast. and my favourite one would definetly by seismosaurus! btw AWESOME VID! DINOSAURS ARE MY LIFE!
Aquafan548 4 years ago
Same here!
*high five*
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
It was both scavenger and predator.Besides most creatures that lived with him were slower than him.I don't understand why they keep calling him a scavenger just because he was slow.
PREDAlien2 4 years ago
bite marks from t.rex teeth on a ceratopsid show that it was scraping flesh off a dead animal, and other bite marks on a duck billed dino show an attack on a living animal. So, both.
macronaria 4 years ago
I don't know, who do you like more Velocirapter, Troodon, Sismosaurus, Arcocanthosaurus or Deinocheirus?
sorrelsquirrel 4 years ago
Of those, probably Acrocanthosaurus.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
what song is it?
polivictor 4 years ago
In all my tributes, I put the name of the song in the description.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
thanks ^_^
polivictor 4 years ago
o ryt. i didnt know that :S
KatieShez 4 years ago
didnt t-rex live in montana or am i missin something here?
KatieShez 4 years ago
Yes, T. rex has been found in both the US and Canada.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
Make a T.rex tribute!
jpogwarrior 4 years ago
I don't really like T. rex. It's overrated and overused, and frankly quite boring.
Tyrannotitan 4 years ago
awesome man!
zilladude089 5 years ago
OOH! I forgot to put Edmontosaurus in there! How could I have done that?!
Tyrannotitan 5 years ago
oooo i live edmontosaurus are u a dino lover i am :)
edde799 5 years ago
Nice job! I didn't know some of these dinos lived in Canada. Cool.
packraptor1 5 years ago
most thos stautes are in durmeller canadas dino land
GRIDALIEN 5 years ago
yay finally canadian dinosaurs
GRIDALIEN 5 years ago
Excellently done
Bayonette 5 years ago