Just imagine a tarbosaurus chasing its prey into the marshes then all of a sudden Deinocheirus stands up right. Holds out its claws to the sides. Then attempts to drown the theropod like kangaroos do with dingos.
We know this creature had feathers because of the presence of a pygostyle, a structure found in birds for supporting feathers, as well as the fact that other ornithomimosaurs were preserved with feathers. We also know that it was an omnivore because the tooth and jaw anatomy is pretty consistent with herbivore anatomy however we also found a fish in a fossilized stomach of the beast, showing that it ate both plants and animals.
I thought the fish thing was slightly more ambiguous then you're implying, it's been awhile since I read the paper related to that find but wasn't there little to no signs of damage consistent with stomach acid on the fish fossils, also considering likely lifestyle makes it not particularly unlikely to have fish fossils in or by the skeleton. Though I would not doubt them eating fish as there's very VERY few animals that are not going to eat outside their typical diet like cows, horses, deer and squirrels eating flesh and being well documented
Fun fact: spinosaurus claws and forelimbs, although being smaller than deinoc's, have more strength than deinoc claws and forelimz. Due to being able to lift 1_2 tons of prey with those claws
Deinocheirus is one of the 3 pinnacle of Dinosaurian Big Meaty Claws alongside Gigantoraptor and Therizinosaurus. Weirdly enough they all lived at the same and the same time (Gigantoraptor is from a different formation but still in Mongolia).
Due to the habitat Deinocheirus lived in (seasonal wetlands) and their likely diet of fish & aquatic plants, I think that the sail on its back probably supported a fatty hump to store energy to help get through the annual dry season.
What I find interesting is how many similarities it has with other spinos. I imagine there was a level of convergent evolution between the 2 families, despite them not being related. For now. As much as spinosaurus changes, who knows. Another excellent video as always pal.
Man, when I was a kid I used to look at pictures of those disembodied arms in my dinosaur books. I was convinced it would turn out to be a gigantic Carnosaur of some type. Imagine how big a Tyrannosaur would be if his arms were in proportion to those of Deinocheirus!!
I still think that spinosaurus would have walked on land like a duck and other theropods would have been more like modern landbirds like say a chicken or something like that
5:43 I HATE using the elephant as an explanation for no feathers on the full body giraffes which are the tallest and live in the same habitat have hair all over there bodies
While that's a valid point, I just used elephants as evidence to challenge complete feathering. There is no doubt that Deino would have had limb and tail feathers but complete feathering is more challenging to assume. Additionally, Deino was around 5-6 times heavier (possibly more) than a Giraffe. That would be a massive difference when it came to the need for feathers (as far as regulation is concerned)
Can you do a video on mosasaurs vs pliosaurs? Mosasaurus hoffmani or Tylosaurus proriger (these are the largest known mosasaur species) facing off against Kronosaurus queenslandicus, Pliosaurus funkei, and Sachicasaurus vitae (these are the largest known pliosaurs).
@@TheOverseerDebates yea! And I think it would be fair to use a non blind theri. Also there is some documents from a website called Dino tracker that may or may not have some other facts for theri so you can use that to help for the vid!
7:19 so still effective for fighting just not as good at it because not using them at all in fighting seems dumb for the fact it would had no defense against Tarbosaurus
I refuse to believe Deinocheirus excels at better defense than Therizinosaurus without a funded practical demonstration. Paleontologists rely too much on computer technology.
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN MY SWAMP?"
Just imagine a tarbosaurus chasing its prey into the marshes then all of a sudden Deinocheirus stands up right. Holds out its claws to the sides. Then attempts to drown the theropod like kangaroos do with dingos.
…Oh damn.
Dinocheirus is one of my favorite dinosaurs, it looks really cool and it has one of the most interesting histories of discovery in the field
Based and Cheiruspilled
So basicly it was litteraly just one big duck
With claws
@@Zavettimonke and unlike goose/swan this one can kill person even if it doesn't intends to. Incidentally kicked or slapped by tail anyone...
Ducks are super predators in my eyes they eat anything they can get down !😅 it’s also of the the best tasting fats lo
Probably more like a goose
We know this creature had feathers because of the presence of a pygostyle, a structure found in birds for supporting feathers, as well as the fact that other ornithomimosaurs were preserved with feathers. We also know that it was an omnivore because the tooth and jaw anatomy is pretty consistent with herbivore anatomy however we also found a fish in a fossilized stomach of the beast, showing that it ate both plants and animals.
I thought the fish thing was slightly more ambiguous then you're implying, it's been awhile since I read the paper related to that find but wasn't there little to no signs of damage consistent with stomach acid on the fish fossils, also considering likely lifestyle makes it not particularly unlikely to have fish fossils in or by the skeleton. Though I would not doubt them eating fish as there's very VERY few animals that are not going to eat outside their typical diet like cows, horses, deer and squirrels eating flesh and being well documented
Fun fact: spinosaurus claws and forelimbs, although being smaller than deinoc's, have more strength than deinoc claws and forelimz. Due to being able to lift 1_2 tons of prey with those claws
Deinocherius is my favourite 😍 herbivorous (mostly plants not only plants) Aquitic therizinosaurus HELL YEAH
The duck it's the Goat 🗣️🔥
(Could you make a video about Plateosaurus in your channel? It would be interesting to know more about this Sauropodimorph)
6:41 PRIOR EXTINCTION DEINOCH
Deinocheirus is one of the 3 pinnacle of Dinosaurian Big Meaty Claws alongside Gigantoraptor and Therizinosaurus.
Weirdly enough they all lived at the same and the same time (Gigantoraptor is from a different formation but still in Mongolia).
Consider the aggression of the geese, ducks, or swans of today. These guys could have been an absolute menace.
You've heard of the Murder Turkey, therizinosaurus. Now get ready for the Death Duck, deinocheirus.
Due to the habitat Deinocheirus lived in (seasonal wetlands) and their likely diet of fish & aquatic plants, I think that the sail on its back probably supported a fatty hump to store energy to help get through the annual dry season.
Deinocheirus: Better at looking like the JP3 Spinosaurus than Spinosaurus itself.
If you showed a paleontologist from a hundred years ago a feathered, herbivorous, non tail dragging theropod, their heads would explode.
What I find interesting is how many similarities it has with other spinos. I imagine there was a level of convergent evolution between the 2 families, despite them not being related. For now. As much as spinosaurus changes, who knows. Another excellent video as always pal.
I love these videos
Cheers, glad you enjoy them
Stop being dead Deinocheirus THE LAKERS NEED A CENTER 🗣🔥🔥
Man, when I was a kid I used to look at pictures of those disembodied arms in my dinosaur books. I was convinced it would turn out to be a gigantic Carnosaur of some type. Imagine how big a Tyrannosaur would be if his arms were in proportion to those of Deinocheirus!!
One of my favorite dinosaurs.As a kid I used to guess what it would look like in my head.It’s such a unique and bizarre beast
DEINOCHEIRUS IS A GOAT 🐐 🗿
Underrated dinosaur for me i really find Deinocheirus
Cool, it’s my favorite
The Unholy Honker 🪿
🦆 🦆 🦆
The abuse goose
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I still think that spinosaurus would have walked on land like a duck and other theropods would have been more like modern landbirds like say a chicken or something like that
Dino got hands
5:43 I HATE using the elephant as an explanation for no feathers on the full body giraffes which are the tallest and live in the same habitat have hair all over there bodies
While that's a valid point, I just used elephants as evidence to challenge complete feathering. There is no doubt that Deino would have had limb and tail feathers but complete feathering is more challenging to assume. Additionally, Deino was around 5-6 times heavier (possibly more) than a Giraffe. That would be a massive difference when it came to the need for feathers (as far as regulation is concerned)
You're completely ignoring the fact that elephants are much, MUCH, heavier then giraffes.
I feel like they should do anything expedition to the Nemegt formation to find more for therizinosaurus
Such a curious Dinosaur
Can you do a video on mosasaurs vs pliosaurs? Mosasaurus hoffmani or Tylosaurus proriger (these are the largest known mosasaur species) facing off against Kronosaurus queenslandicus, Pliosaurus funkei, and Sachicasaurus vitae (these are the largest known pliosaurs).
Wait, I see that the video has a possible temporal extention for Deinocheirus at up to 66 million years ago!?!
Deinocheirus is very beautiful, it is one of the my favorites!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I like these videos 👍
Where did you find the clip of it fighting a tarbo?
errmmm im actually a chad sigma goose
5:40 there was actually a another saying dinosaurs were better a regulation heat then mammals
Would love to see Deino vs jw theri!!
Would be an interesting vs!
@@TheOverseerDebates yea! And I think it would be fair to use a non blind theri. Also there is some documents from a website called Dino tracker that may or may not have some other facts for theri so you can use that to help for the vid!
I would love to see a simular vidio but with Gigantoraptor
8:35 why would you suggest therizinosaurus to have hunted deinocherius
Tickle chicken -> Therizinosaurus
Tickle duck -> Deinocherius
Croco duck -> Spinosaurus
nice
Thanks!
@@TheOverseerDebates your welcome
Wow!!
Boy, Donald Duck got jacked
Mongolian Spinosaurus
Actually there the possibility it lived 70-66 million years ago along with all the othe Nemget dinosaurs
7:19 so still effective for fighting just not as good at it because not using them at all in fighting seems dumb for the fact it would had no defense against Tarbosaurus
i thought my art was gonna appear here :(
I refuse to believe Deinocheirus excels at better defense than Therizinosaurus without a funded practical demonstration. Paleontologists rely too much on computer technology.
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Duck
Guys, wy did donald duck get sooooo big!
Donald’s been eating good
Looks like 🐫 🐪 more than duck
2:40 is bro 8 ft ATLEAST?!?!