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A daeodon has very stocky shoulders and head making it impossible to face head on, and even if the bear gets around it the daeodon would just bite it back

your ass got a dislike for the JFC footage.

Iguanodon vs allosaurus next

Would the battle outcome have changed with the current estimates for rex's speed. The larger rexs like sue could have reached speeds up to 28 km/h

why don't we just bring them back to life, we would know what they would sound like

I mean all the noises we hear will be fake. No one is able to capture what they sound like without a time machine

If I heard that at the end of a river I would run

What the fuck are these battles man, They're extremely unfair.

How would you get these two animals to fight each other? I think a fight between them is virtually impossible, so how can you even determine who would win? Great White's are the King of the sea only potentially beat by the Orca. The Salties ar Kings of rivers, lakes and estuaries. You would probably think that the closer to land the more Salties would have the edge, and the closer to the sea the more the Great White's would have the edge. Both are vulnerable on their belly, and likely whoever bites first wins. Here the Great White's speed and size would give it the edge, but closer to land the agility and armor of the Salties would give it the edge there. So who wins? I think it depends on where they are fighting, but they are not likely to ever fight. I agree with your conclusion that with same size and around the land the Salties has the edge, but in average or greater size and open ocean the edge would go to the Great White.

Who gives a sh#t, if spino become a dragon this debate will end

The dinosaur ovie should have this accurate

Oh, that T. Rex sound is downright eerie. I would absolutely not want to encounter anything that sounded like that in the wild.

Wait hold on i didn't know that the giga hunted the nigarosaurus

I think a lot of texts overestimate the size/weights of a lot of these smaller therapods. Bears are extremely powerful. Like how would it attack the bear. Just charging it? It has literally no arms. Imagine going after a bear with your face. Lets not act like Carnotaurus had some huge jaws either. There's like one almost complete skeleton of Carnotaurus and even then it's not complete. If they actually were 4k lbs then maybe yeah, but A 1500lb plus bear would not be an easy meal. Movies have made people believe these things were huge.

The bears are used to fighting things their size or smaller. Carnotaurus had to live alongside things that were bigger

Long live the king

Giga wouldnt stand a chance... 1 bite from the Rex and its over. Plus the Rex had better vision and depth perception, was probably smarter and probably even more agile. Hands down Rex wins.

The only time a gorilla would be taken out by leopards is when they are young, old, sick or asleep. SUPPOSEDLY, someone says that there were several families of gorillas taken out by one leopard which I'm VERY skeptical about. You're telling me that ONE leopard managed to kill an entire family of gorilla without one single gorilla noticing or being alarmed? Nah, I call them delusional. Most of the time, the gorilla will chase off a leopard. It's only quite a few times where the leopard has the jump on the gorilla.

W take. Most people would say medium difficulty, but this man right here is being honest. I, even as a giganotosaurus fanboy who was in denial for a long time, finally accepted the truth. And hey, I must say, its a great video, and the 60 to 70% win rate gives us an average of 65% winrate, which sure, 35% win rate isn't amazing, but its still enough to win a a bit more than a third of 100 battles. Also, you might have done this, but can you do spinosaurus vs mapusaurus?

the bear would probably win if it knows jujitsu. 🤣

The taxonomic tree of life is not an evolutionary relationship map as is assumed quite unscientifically. It is a map of reused code, which would parallel the code-similarity map of any programmer's lifetime work. We are not looking at websites, programs, and applications that share a common ancestor if we produce such a map. We are looking at evidence that there was either a common coder or a shared relationship between multiple coders. Darwin could not know this because he did not understand that we would only be able to qualify his observations by the study of a quaternary (rather than binary) code, containing dynamic chemo-mechanical programs. The finches' bills were his unknowing observation of the dynamic aspect of that chemo-mechanical software/hardware, and his assumption was that these adaptations transcended from one kind of creature into completely different ones. Were Darwin to study computer science today, he would have seen the same pattern from his tree of life in software worldwide, but being privy to the knowledge of programming, he would not come to the same conclusions and we would be spared the embarrassment that Origin of Species will become. DNA is code. Code has a coder. Without any exception. Your "common ancestors" on the taxonomic tree aren't your ancestors; they are different genetic programs written by a common coder who reused code snippets as all programmers do. Ask any programmer whether they do this. 16 years prior to Origin of Species, Ada Lovelace became the first programmer, providing the world with the context it overlooked, but desperately needed in order to understand the commonalities observed among all coded (living) things. It's time we reject evolutionary dogma and practice the scientific method we've so soon abandoned along the way. The sooner we end our embarrassment, the better.

As much as we try but we can't brought back what Nature choosed to remove for our sake

Give me a lion, 2 hyenas and an alpha wolf

its not only 10 ton its 10.9 ton

tiger they got a advantage

Love to see Giga or Rex vs an acro. Since acro was another sauropod hunter

What Did Dinosaurs Really Sound Like? No one knows it.

I want to hear the t-Rex sound through gigantic speakers, so I can actually feel it in my bones

T-rex is chiken relative. They probably sounds like giant roster 🗿

Id go with the bear to win most times, especially the Kodiak. Bears have way more stamina, strength, and defense with the thick skin, thick fur and fat layers. The main threat from the dino is that awesome toe claw. Im not so sure the smallish arm claws, with weakish muscles, could do much vs the grizzly or even the bite with the smallish teeth that look like its designed more feeding with instead of dealing a killing blow.

The boring answer, T.Rex and Giga enter a clearing at the edge of a forest. The two apex predators, somehow in the same time period and location, lock eyes. Giga: Shit, what the hell is that thing? T.Rex: Shit, what the hell is that thing? Neither wants that smoke, so after a few warning rumbles and displays, both go their separate ways without issue. Predatory animals don't fight if they don't have to.

tiger and 5 badgers

If Dino’s were here today I we all be scared forever

Nope, no, as much as real dinosaurs are fascinating and interesting I’m gonna stick to my hyper stylistic, fictional, loud dinosaurs from the Jurassic park world. The reality is just too scary.

Use lava spawn acro it’s cool

I don’t think it’s even close 🤣 Carnotaurus would destroy the bear in seconds. That’s if the bear didn’t run away first, being a mammal the bear wouldn’t consider it,the dinosaur would just act on instinct, one bite, That’s all it would take.

Ngl, Spino VS Rex is getting REALLY old. It depends though, is it average size, minimum, or maximum size for both? Also, what is the terrain? Spinosaurus has the edge near water and on loose earth, while Rex has the advantage on solid ground. Rex’s size ranges from 41 - 45 feat (10 - 11.4 us tons) while Spinosaurus is 47 - 56 feet (7 - 8.2 us tons). The fight is mostly decided by terrain, but in an arena without any terrain, we all know Rex would win.

lmao hornless carno

Lion, Jaguar and 5 Honey badgers

11:19 Look at the matchups this planet used to have

I think if Mike Tyson was 2 times faster than his best form, then the gorilla would be just a big punching bag for him

what happened to the carcharodonotosaurus?

You missed one key point: The bear actually existed, whereas the dinosaur did not. Cause dinosaurs weren't real. Amen.