Sinosauropteryx was fascinating. The coloration was gorgeous. Even though small, you would not want to back this little dinosaur into a corner and fight it out. Thank you for this episode..
There's a misleading title embedded in the thumbnail. Sinosauropteryx wasn't "the first ever feathered dinosaur". Far from it. It's really unfortunate UA-cam culture encourages clickbait and discourages intellectual honesty.
The counter shading you spoke of contradicts the definition given in the screenshot shown a minute before. It was an open habitat animal not forest dwelling. Otherwise great video 👍🏼
I enjoyed this video and thought it was interesting. The only complaint I have is that the narrator's tone was just so boring I almost dozed off several times. A livelier narrative would be better.
Part of the reason I love these videos IS the narrators tone. Lullaby when I’m sleepy, information when I’m awake and alert. It’s great to listen to in the car, it soothes road rage! Lol now I sound like an infomercial
Feathers may have evolvednlong before dinosaurs, in an early archosaur (ancestor of pterosaurs and dinosaurs). The latest it evolved was in the first dinosaurs, as both saurichians and ornithischians had protofeathers (a version of hair/fur).
Sinsauropteryx was apparently the first dinosaur outside of aviale discovered with feathers. Maybe he said as much later on, but i stopped watching as I dont like click-bait dishonesty.
Sinosauropteryx was fascinating. The coloration was gorgeous. Even though small, you would not want to back this little dinosaur into a corner and fight it out. Thank you for this episode..
3:10 didn’t expect to see my artwork! Haha thanks.
dang u good at art
The orange and white markings remind me more of a red panda than a raccoon
There's a misleading title embedded in the thumbnail. Sinosauropteryx wasn't "the first ever feathered dinosaur". Far from it. It's really unfortunate UA-cam culture encourages clickbait and discourages intellectual honesty.
Absolutely agree
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Anyone who thinks sinosauropteryx, the little fox dino is cute?
Very
I totally recommend doing a video on the messel pit in Germany.
The counter shading you spoke of contradicts the definition given in the screenshot shown a minute before. It was an open habitat animal not forest dwelling. Otherwise great video 👍🏼
do you not believe in giving credit to the artists?
Dinosaurs had the same kind of feathers you’d find on a baby bird today💯
I enjoyed this video and thought it was interesting. The only complaint I have is that the narrator's tone was just so boring I almost dozed off several times. A livelier narrative would be better.
It's computer generated.
Part of the reason I love these videos IS the narrators tone. Lullaby when I’m sleepy, information when I’m awake and alert. It’s great to listen to in the car, it soothes road rage! Lol now I sound like an infomercial
@@andrewscoppetta4944 That it's not a human being just is too distracting for me.
Speed it up to 125 % sounds OK then
cool
The Sinosauropteryx
Okay, 1.41 in and I already can't stand the tone and pace of the narrator so I cannot watch the rest.
Not the first feathered dinosaur. Archaeopteryx and the scansoriopterygids, for example, lived before Sinosauropteryx.
Hell, feathers were almost certainly an ancestral trait. The first dinosaurs to exist probably had feathers.
Feathers may have evolvednlong before dinosaurs, in an early archosaur (ancestor of pterosaurs and dinosaurs).
The latest it evolved was in the first dinosaurs, as both saurichians and ornithischians had protofeathers (a version of hair/fur).
@@trvth1sProto-feathers may have been the basal condition of all of Archosauria and just lost in derived Pseudosuchians
People are exploiting AI into creating hideous content. This is a terrible video.
Sinsauropteryx was apparently the first dinosaur outside of aviale discovered with feathers. Maybe he said as much later on, but i stopped watching as I dont like click-bait dishonesty.
This AI narration is bland and ridiculous.