I got the free box from hellofresh and was super pumped for it and then the day before it arrived i got covid and couldn't taste or smell a damn thing for 6 weeks. Crushing L.
I like how you brought Tim Tim in. His current form has that dorky smile, I knew he was up to something just from that look on his face. 😂 This is the first _sponsored video_ right? Celebration time! 🥳🎉 Always a good day when I see Paleo Analysis uploaded, the world melts away until it can be watched in peace. 😎 Thank you for the channel! 😁 My only complaint, is if you could turn the volume up a bit. I think being on a device I cannot get it loud enough. ❤️
I find it fascinating that so many species across the past evolved long neck but today there is really only the Giraffe with this kind of feature. I wonder what has changed to make that kind of specialization seemingly more rare.
You took me back to my childhood in Iran. My dad used to buy me this magazines every month it was full of pictures of dinosaurs and I used to sink in every single page until next month. If there was a time machine, I would always want to go back not future.
This is a wonderful comment, your dad was awesome bringing those magazines home to you. I used to buy as many dinosaur toys for my child as long as they were as factually accurate for that time and they will tell me how fond their memories are of that time in their life. It feels great to be the parent that excites your childs imagination. Hats off to your dad!
Man, I've been disconnected from the world for a couple months and you don't know how happy I am you're still here, producing this great content. Honestly, it's even inspiring for me ,as a fellow biology major, to check content like yours and remember how cool and freaky life on this planet can be! Thank you so much for your work and I mean it :)!
I never knew of Atopodentatus' existence before I saw your video about Triassic oddballs, and very quickly became enamored of them. Thanks for devoting an entire episode to them.
Is this your first sponsored video? Man I remember how excited you were when you reached 10k, now you're so close to 100. I'm really glad you've made it, your content's amazing.
Hey great to know your moving went well in the end, excited for this new era! Also really happy you cracked or are close to the subscribers to make this potentially your main job. I'm looking forward to the continuation of "the big series" that I completely expect will end with "you" being a human being and having like .... a year of weekly episodes between KT event and homo errectus :P
Because of this channel I realized that there *is* land masses that have existed for all of earth's history. For some reason I assumed the tectonic plates had recycled *all* our beginning geography. Blew my mind to learn otherwise.
@@apexnext yup and its not only one crocodiles and croc like reptiles have adopted the idk what to call it the run on 4 long legs attribute several times
Leaving this comment as a record that as of August 10th, 2022, you had 99.1k subscribers. I can't wait for you to get the number of fans that you deserve, and I shall watch every episode along the way.
Yay! New video! This was really interesting! Learning about the process of identifying prehistoric life and its pitfalls is just as interesting as learning about the creatures themselves! Thank you for yet another informative video! Can't wait for your next evolution!
I was disappointed when this animal on the thumbnail for the weird Triassic animals wasn't included in that video, but I am even more delighted that it now has its own video. Thanks!
This literally makes me so happy. Atopodentatus is my freaking favorite its so cool looking and im literally so excited to watch this in the morning bro.
Love the comparison to marine iguanas, and sadly your conclusion about the dangers of being a specialist in a changing environment may prove just as true for for these modern sea grazing reptiles as it did for atropodentatus. Fascinating video as always, look forward to seeing more!
I would love to see something about the development of eyes, especially the quality of vision that was available during different periods. When I was young dinosaurs were always portrayed as drab grey beasts. I know we know that there was colour in these animals but when did it start. Was there a point in the predator prey arms race where sight would have been limited enough that creatures did not have the need for colour. Was there also a point where nature may have come up with "razzle dazzle" type camouflage like was seen on WW1 ships.
Dude big congrats on reaching 100k!! You're growing so fast and the quality of your videos is awesome and it was only a matter of time before people discovered you! Thanks for the awesome paleo content!
Amazing video man! Find it really interesting how convergent evolution likes the shovel mouth to scrape low vegetation. Thought of Nigersaurus as well.
You have a great way to present this in such a interesting and informative way I just love to watch and learn. This must take lot of time to put together thanks for all the effort.
Can you do a video on legless lizards? I recently found out about them, is there more non-snake/worm/eel animals that ditched their legs for that noodle life?
Doing a desk-lunch wiki dive and I'm coming across Enantiornithes. I would love to hear about the whole line of evolution of "dinosaurs" to "birds". Seems like it would be a series in and of itself! Would love to hear some about Enantiornithes and why they died out but (some of) the ancestors of modern birds made it. Awesome channel!
Ya know ancient creatures were always pretty cool but never had too much interest but ever since I started playing ARK I have been watching more vids on ancient life. Your channel is amazing and I am so glad I found it, I seriously love your sense of humour and upbeat attitude! I can tell you really love talking about this stuff and am glad you gained so many people, keep up the awesome content man! :D
I actually think that the face is still perceived wrong. I mean if horizontal and vertical compression both leave a flattened “mouth” of a similar width in either direction, wouldn’t it be more logical to assume an originally circular shape. That admittedly still looks odd but makes it way more functional in terms of increased area of food intake and proportion to the rest of the head. Correct me if the skeleton proves otherwise
I watched the most recent age explanation at a friends house from midnight to how ever long it took me to watch them all. I adore the stuff and how you present it, it's digestible in a way I never knew could be done.
Holy shit your channel is growing so fast! Been here since 80k 😎 Thanks for making this video, I had this question when I watched the original video about Triassic animals
Before I have ever heard or seen atopodentatus, I made my own creature out of lego having a similar snout structure though I intended it to be a mammal. I was just shocked about the coincidence when I finally found out about this real one.
What I like about your videos is that they're basically "reverse clickbait". You click on the video to see the funny Triassic Jar Jar Binks and you exit with a basic understanding of adaptive radiation and Triassic marine ecosystems.
Can you do Brontoscorpio next please? I think you should have talked about it during your video on the Silurian Period. Also, I remember it from the Walking with Monsters documentary made by BBC.
The skull makes me ponder just how wrong or close we are to understanding anything at all about this animal. After seeing a hippo skull, I like to imagine every animal we've never actually seen as having a head way bigger than we imagine.
A very cool critter, and it definitely deserves its own video. But that crocodile-looking beastie, wow - I would never have guessed it wasn't related to any of the crocodylomorphs! Thanks for the great video, and all the work you obviously put into your channel. I'm sad all I can do is give you my like and comment for the Almighty Algorithm.
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Nice video.
Can't wait for the Dunkleosteus in your Devonian video.
Take your time though, better for art to take its time than be rushed.
I got the free box from hellofresh and was super pumped for it and then the day before it arrived i got covid and couldn't taste or smell a damn thing for 6 weeks. Crushing L.
I like how you brought Tim Tim in. His current form has that dorky smile, I knew he was up to something just from that look on his face. 😂
This is the first _sponsored video_ right? Celebration time! 🥳🎉
Always a good day when I see Paleo Analysis uploaded, the world melts away until it can be watched in peace. 😎
Thank you for the channel! 😁
My only complaint, is if you could turn the volume up a bit. I think being on a device I cannot get it loud enough. ❤️
So glad you got this man. Been loving watching your channel grow!
I find it fascinating that so many species across the past evolved long neck but today there is really only the Giraffe with this kind of feature. I wonder what has changed to make that kind of specialization seemingly more rare.
Also, "Atopodentatus" means "weirdtooth", which is a very "Land Before Time" sort of name for a prehistoric reptile.
This is my favorite comment
@@erictaylor5462 thank you Eric, for your intense literalness
@@chonqmonk Im German and can watch this evolution happen in highspeed.
Kofterodonti Acutidens🦖
You took me back to my childhood in Iran. My dad used to buy me this magazines every month it was full of pictures of dinosaurs and I used to sink in every single page until next month. If there was a time machine, I would always want to go back not future.
This is a wonderful comment, your dad was awesome bringing those magazines home to you. I used to buy as many dinosaur toys for my child as long as they were as factually accurate for that time and they will tell me how fond their memories are of that time in their life. It feels great to be the parent that excites your childs imagination. Hats off to your dad!
@@Lufu2 Same. If I went away on business I'd bring back a dinosaur or wild animal toy from ELC. They still have them.
@@RossHall-UK - What is ELC?
Man, I've been disconnected from the world for a couple months and you don't know how happy I am you're still here, producing this great content. Honestly, it's even inspiring for me ,as a fellow biology major, to check content like yours and remember how cool and freaky life on this planet can be! Thank you so much for your work and I mean it :)!
How was the weather on Mars?
Good luck man, things will get better soon :)
I found you like a couple of days ago and now I'm hooked to the content. Really like the period videos.
Same 😂
Welcome to the party, pal!
This fish's wisdom and knowledge astounds me.
im extra sad tonight but there's a simple comfort in watching your videos to decompress after a very difficult day. thank you for uploading.
I never knew of Atopodentatus' existence before I saw your video about Triassic oddballs, and very quickly became enamored of them. Thanks for devoting an entire episode to them.
Is this your first sponsored video? Man I remember how excited you were when you reached 10k, now you're so close to 100. I'm really glad you've made it, your content's amazing.
I can't watch right now, but I'll check this out tonight. Excited for the next video! I really love the content. Thanks!
Thanks Pikachu
@@SonKunSama Scipio?! What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be off fighting Hannibal or something?
Hey great to know your moving went well in the end, excited for this new era! Also really happy you cracked or are close to the subscribers to make this potentially your main job. I'm looking forward to the continuation of "the big series" that I completely expect will end with "you" being a human being and having like .... a year of weekly episodes between KT event and homo errectus :P
Bro I love your Channel, thanks to you my mind got exploded and now I have a totally new view about the history of the earth. Keep the good work
Because of this channel I realized that there *is* land masses that have existed for all of earth's history.
For some reason I assumed the tectonic plates had recycled *all* our beginning geography. Blew my mind to learn otherwise.
What was the first dinosaur to be discovered
at the end of the series what will happen to Tim Tim. Will it become your dog
Can't get enough of this channel! I'm guaranteed to learn something new every episode! Congrats on the new sponsor and almost to 100k subs!
One of the rare species we know exactly how they sounded. “Meesa say gahhhwhOOOP!”
Just a suggestion could you make a video on the galloping crocodiles they're so interesting and down right scary
Yeah! I'm interested in this too
There's such a thing as a *galloping* crocodile? 😳
@@apexnext they're probably the scariest thing to of ever lived some got about 6 meters and hunted smilodon it was called barinosuchus
@@apexnext yup and its not only one crocodiles and croc like reptiles have adopted the idk what to call it the run on 4 long legs attribute several times
Please complete the history of earth 🌏 , my family and I loved your videos and are checking everyday waiting for your uploads .
You don't rush quality
Jack-of-a-saur, I’m still recovering from his comment about that! 😂
More period videos please 🙏
bruh lmao
BRO I DIDNT KNOW HE FORGOT TO WEAR A PAD
Leaving this comment as a record that as of August 10th, 2022, you had 99.1k subscribers. I can't wait for you to get the number of fans that you deserve, and I shall watch every episode along the way.
Five hours later, it's at 99.4 😁 Maybe tomorrow he'll hit 100k!
I love that Tim Tim does the ad reads
I’m pretty new but I’ve come to learn to be excited when I see you upload 😂❤️
Same here!!
Found this channel a few weeks ago and I love your style and humor. Keep guiding us into our future land of mushrooms oh Meso-Moses.
Found you recently and love your videos!!! Keep it up. Thank you
I follow this channel since 2K followers. It's great to see how fast you're growing. You deserve it so much 💓
Congrats on 100k! This Is quickly becoming my favorite channel, can’t wait to see what’s next!
Yay! New video! This was really interesting! Learning about the process of identifying prehistoric life and its pitfalls is just as interesting as learning about the creatures themselves! Thank you for yet another informative video! Can't wait for your next evolution!
My jaw just dropped when I saw your sub count. I remember when you had just released your Archean video. Amazing to see how far you've come
Yeah, this seemed like a creature that needed its own video and I'm glad you've done it. I found it very informative. Thank you!
I was disappointed when this animal on the thumbnail for the weird Triassic animals wasn't included in that video, but I am even more delighted that it now has its own video. Thanks!
I love this channel, keep up the great work!
This literally makes me so happy. Atopodentatus is my freaking favorite its so cool looking and im literally so excited to watch this in the morning bro.
Love at 12:33 the eye expression sequence on the atopodentatus.
A great episode, and I really enjoyed the way you incorporated the sponsor. Fun stuff and great work as always!
Duuuude!!!! Congrats on the sponsored video!!! Love the content man!!!
This is only my second video, great channel! Already subbed! Only thing I noticed is your sound is really low. I love your googly-eyed host creatures.
That's my only complaint too. Hopefully he turns them up a bit for us. 😁👍
Love the comparison to marine iguanas, and sadly your conclusion about the dangers of being a specialist in a changing environment may prove just as true for for these modern sea grazing reptiles as it did for atropodentatus. Fascinating video as always, look forward to seeing more!
Yay! I'm always excited to see your new content. Great video and all around awesome channel. Keep it up!!!
I would love to see something about the development of eyes, especially the quality of vision that was available during different periods. When I was young dinosaurs were always portrayed as drab grey beasts. I know we know that there was colour in these animals but when did it start. Was there a point in the predator prey arms race where sight would have been limited enough that creatures did not have the need for colour. Was there also a point where nature may have come up with "razzle dazzle" type camouflage like was seen on WW1 ships.
Dude big congrats on reaching 100k!! You're growing so fast and the quality of your videos is awesome and it was only a matter of time before people discovered you! Thanks for the awesome paleo content!
I’m really loving your videos. Keep it up!
I normally skip ahead on sponsored adds but I just love hearing Tim-Tim talk. 😊
Amazing video man! Find it really interesting how convergent evolution likes the shovel mouth to scrape low vegetation. Thought of Nigersaurus as well.
Congratulations to your 100.000th subscriber :) keep up the good work (and please don't forget about the time line-series)
Incredibly interesting. Thanks for your hard work 🌸
Listening to you muse on the planet’s history is like meditation for me. Love it
Ya it's seriously like some ASMR of knowledge.
You have a great way to present this in such a interesting and informative way I just love to watch and learn. This must take lot of time to put together thanks for all the effort.
Another great video man! Keep them coming
I love that you're getting sponsors now, definitely deserve them.
Can you do a video on legless lizards? I recently found out about them, is there more non-snake/worm/eel animals that ditched their legs for that noodle life?
Thank you so much for these videos! My son and I adore them. My son loves TimTim so much we watched the ad all the way through!
Another amazing video! Thank you for the content! Can’t wait for more!!
I loved that picture of one with its front leg kicked back just like my bearded dragon when he is super chill and comfy sleepy.
Holy cow! You already have 100k! Congrats man, you're really speedrunning Paleo UA-cam right now, keep up!
I’m extremely happy to see that you are making videos. Keep it up, they’re absolutely awesome.
Great video. Thank you so much!
Curse you but Tim Tim doing the sponsorship had me laughing.
I'm saying he's got that dorky face, I knew something was up. 😂
i never comment buy youve helped me rediscover my love of dinosaurs from my childhood. thank you so much please keep the GREAT content coming
Do a Video on Aerodactylus please I think it would be cool to learn about another creature named after a Pokémon (Amazing video🥰🥰🙃)
Woah we definitely need a Pokemon themed series from Paleo Analysis!!
💯%!!! 😁
99k subscribers. I started watching at 7k. Been wild watching you grow!!
Congratulations Steve! It's well deserved.
Doing a desk-lunch wiki dive and I'm coming across Enantiornithes. I would love to hear about the whole line of evolution of "dinosaurs" to "birds". Seems like it would be a series in and of itself! Would love to hear some about Enantiornithes and why they died out but (some of) the ancestors of modern birds made it.
Awesome channel!
Desk-lunch wiki dives are often how my video ideas get started.
can you talk about the k-pg boundary layer? im not sure what youd say but i think it fits into your channel :)
Holy crap, 2k to over 100k in 2 weeks? Honestly, with the content you make, this was well earned and deserved.
So now you have a sponsor, does that mean we will get another planetary video? Been waiting for the next one breathlessly.
Yes! you did a video on the mushroom heads, thank you :)
Ya know ancient creatures were always pretty cool but never had too much interest but ever since I started playing ARK I have been watching more vids on ancient life. Your channel is amazing and I am so glad I found it, I seriously love your sense of humour and upbeat attitude! I can tell you really love talking about this stuff and am glad you gained so many people, keep up the awesome content man! :D
Gotta love the non crocodile crocodile
I actually think that the face is still perceived wrong. I mean if horizontal and vertical compression both leave a flattened “mouth” of a similar width in either direction, wouldn’t it be more logical to assume an originally circular shape. That admittedly still looks odd but makes it way more functional in terms of increased area of food intake and proportion to the rest of the head.
Correct me if the skeleton proves otherwise
your channel is so amazingly professional i thought u had millions if subs.. im glad i was one of the 100k lol keep up the great work man!
One of the most fun paleontology channels!
Creeping up on 100k! Well done sir.
I watched the most recent age explanation at a friends house from midnight to how ever long it took me to watch them all.
I adore the stuff and how you present it, it's digestible in a way I never knew could be done.
I've been waiting on this video, great job
Love this channel!
Congratulations to 100k subs !!
I like the Atopdoentatus which is awesome,and I really like this video
Hope y'all have a great day
Holy shit your channel is growing so fast! Been here since 80k 😎 Thanks for making this video, I had this question when I watched the original video about Triassic animals
Thanks! this was great content!
It may be just me, but I miss Tim-Tim. Love these videos. I look forward to them!
Tim Tim with his current form is hilarious.
I knew he was up to something with that dorky smile. 😁
Lovin the content keep it up!
Yes! Another video your my favourite paleo channel.
Thanks for the awesome content
I always look forward to your vids.
Can you do a video like talking about other sub species besides the famous one like different types of mammoth
Wow, congrats on the sponsor!
Nothing like getting Timmy to earn his room and board. Glad you have him doing the cooking and the shilling.
Great video keep up making the good content
Before I have ever heard or seen atopodentatus, I made my own creature out of lego having a similar snout structure though I intended it to be a mammal. I was just shocked about the coincidence when I finally found out about this real one.
This was very interesting and fascinating. Love your vids, say hello to Tim Tim, thanks.
Modern people: That thing has weird head.
Atoppdentatus: Who you callin pinhead?
The saddest thing is there was probably something weirder.
It was just lost to time.
Really interesting, thankyou 🙂
Don't mind me, just leaving your typical engagement comment for the algorithm.
What I like about your videos is that they're basically "reverse clickbait". You click on the video to see the funny Triassic Jar Jar Binks and you exit with a basic understanding of adaptive radiation and Triassic marine ecosystems.
Can you do Brontoscorpio next please? I think you should have talked about it during your video on the Silurian Period. Also, I remember it from the Walking with Monsters documentary made by BBC.
Hey grats on the sponsorship!
The skull makes me ponder just how wrong or close we are to understanding anything at all about this animal. After seeing a hippo skull, I like to imagine every animal we've never actually seen as having a head way bigger than we imagine.
Congratulations on the sponsor!!!
A very cool critter, and it definitely deserves its own video. But that crocodile-looking beastie, wow - I would never have guessed it wasn't related to any of the crocodylomorphs!
Thanks for the great video, and all the work you obviously put into your channel. I'm sad all I can do is give you my like and comment for the Almighty Algorithm.
You need to create a patreon
Almost there :) I’m hoping to link up with him soon to work on the Patreon.
Well done sir 🙂👍