Is Life On Our Planet Any Good ?

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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  • @NewOrca
    @NewOrca 10 місяців тому +5

    wait there is life on our planet?

    • @Dr.Indominus
      @Dr.Indominus  10 місяців тому +1

      I know, Im suprised too

    • @Geniusprimate
      @Geniusprimate 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@@Dr.Indominus,hi, I'm a biologist

  • @kuitaranheatmorus9932
    @kuitaranheatmorus9932 10 місяців тому +2

    I love everything before the meszoic episodes

  • @ToastLord42
    @ToastLord42 10 місяців тому +3

    I can still remember like a month ago when I was doing my homework and listening to the life on our planet suite and the last song that played was the power of the planet. I had to stop and just enjoy it rather than let it be background music

  • @roguetheoutlander8800
    @roguetheoutlander8800 10 місяців тому +3

    i hate that part with Tyrannosaurus
    They show them as pack hunters BUT WHY WOULD THEY HUNT IN PACKS? first: juveniles and adults had 2 different niches, second: for adults to hunt in packs is just big disadvantage + they are cannibals
    And they once again portrayed Tyrannosaurus as unstoptable force as lots of people loves to do these days althought lots of animals (like Edmontonsaurus, Ankylosaurus and most importambly TRICERATOPS) would defeat it or kill it since there are more than lots of evidences that Triceratops often survived Tyrannosaurs attacks

    • @Dr.Indominus
      @Dr.Indominus  10 місяців тому +2

      is it not theorised that Tyrannosaurus hunted with their offspring, I've seen it depicted a few times in media. I don't know why you're critiquing the survival rate of the trike considering it survives

    • @roguetheoutlander8800
      @roguetheoutlander8800 10 місяців тому +1

      @@Dr.Indominus yea, that Triceratops survives, but they says in that "Triceratops can hold off the youngerst, but not the adult" like wtf, we know thanks to fossils that it CAN stand its ground against adult
      and yes, its depicted very often that adult and juvenile Tyrannosaurs hunt together, but why would they do that? Juvenile where fast and light, so they would prefer ornithomimids, pachycephalosaurids, etc. while adults are heavy and strong, so they gonna hunt hadrosaurids, ceratopsids, ankylosaurids etc. when juveniles would hunt with their mother, they would just risk heavy injury from these larger herbivores that they probably woudnt survived at all,
      We can compare adult as Lion and juvenile as Cheetah, u doesnt gonna see Cheetah hunt African Buffalo, its too larger, aggresive and strong for it

  • @Geniusprimate
    @Geniusprimate 5 місяців тому +1

    I love this series ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @jacobcox4565
    @jacobcox4565 7 місяців тому +1

    The people who designed the animals did say that they were going for what was scary or cool rather than what's accurate, which is why the T. rex has way too many teeth, and why some of the dinosaurs have crocodile scales on their backs. That's okay for a fictional story, but not okay for a documentary. I also don't like how they keep talking about evolution and dynasties and how they're all fighting each other for dominance over the planet, which is not what evolution is. Yes, there's competition, but it's not like everything wants to rule the world. Environments change, animals adapt, sometimes the climate is good enough for a certain group to thrive where others struggle. Anytime a certain group of animals becomes successful, it's because of things out of their control. I also really dislike the scene where the two Smilodon kill an unspecified species of Terror Bird, because it's just perpetuating that myth about how mammals are better than everything else in every other way because mammals filled the power vacuum that the non-avian dinosaurs left behind. In reality, those Smilodon should've been S. gracilis, which is the smallest species of Smilodon, way too small to take down a Terror Bird. In fact, the Terror Birds probably would've sometimes hunted S. gracilis. By the time S. populator was around, the Phorusrhacids went extinct from climate change and their prey out-adapting them.

    • @Geniusprimate
      @Geniusprimate 5 місяців тому +1

      Looks like you're disrespecting this majestic documentary

    • @jacobcox4565
      @jacobcox4565 5 місяців тому +1

      @@Geniusprimate This documentary made several mistakes, like reusing models from Jurassic World, and saying that Lystrosaurus was too dumb to survive.