Top 5 Largest Sauropod Dinosaurs
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- A list of the 5 largest Animals to walk the Earth. In this size comparsion, we discuss Sauropods, the largest of the Dinosaurs and the largest land animals EVER! Which one deserves the title of largest ever terrestrial creature? Lets find out!
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There were quite a few options for number 5 on this list. I may have chosen the Sauroposeidon out of biased in all honesty (Its a cool Titanosaur). What Dinosaurs do you wish had made this list?
Australotitan because Australian patriotism
Velociraptor as they were huge (not talking about the velociraptors in Jurassic World/Park as we know they weren’t really that size that’s closer to the size of a Utah raptor) much bigger and heavier than any of these titanosaurs
It's sad that the Fossils for Maraapunisaurus got lost. Just the idea that all the evidence that a species exsisted can just, vanish is dishartening.
Very sad indeed, we might never know the truth of its size :( such a shame
Ironically most media still doesn't depict these beasts as the gigantic, dominant, and majestic beasts they actually are. These days they're treated as fodder to the most recent hyper carnivore in films when in the truth these guys would have scared the skeletons off of even the largest and more ferocious theropod carnivores.
Well said! I agree, and I like the term 'scare the skeletons off ' I may steal that for one of my videos.
A full grown adult from those sauropods genus would've definitly been untouchable by any predator if of course the theory of large carcharodontosauridae pack hunting is just a fantasy
Argentinosaurus, puertasaurus and maraapunisaurus were the top 3 heaviest sauropods my opinion. Based on their vertebrae.
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Great video, the Argentinosaurus was a true whopper. Hope your channel blows up soon.
wow, this video does inform better than several Latin and Spanish channels that put the Patagonian as the largest dinosaur that has ever existed, basing all its information on google, It's good that you have emphasized that the information from Google and Wikipedia is false :D, new sub
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed! Welcome to the channel!!
Hope your channel will grow like Dr. Polaris :)
Me too! Thank you!
I recently found ur channel.. I like Natural History and Ancient animals..
Can u make a video about Spinosaurus? The way they live, the evolution, etc
I do have a video on the spinosaurus! It was the first video I released so it's not very well made but the information is good.
@@Paleofactus Can remake it? lol. make it enhanced with more information. its gonna be cool..
And not only spino, semi Aquatic dinosaur-like Creature is fine by me
Do u have channel before? related to this Natural history?
@@abdur1300 good idea, I do plan on eventually remaking my older videos to a better standard eventually. I also have a video on the Baryonix coming up! I don't have any previous channels, but can recommend the channel "extinct zoo". I've been watching it recently. It's similar to my content and very informative.
Top 5 biggest sauropods
Top 5 argentinosaurus 35 to 40 meter in lenght and height 27 meter and weight 75,465kg
Top 4 marosaurus lenght 50 meter and height 23 meter to 25 meter
Weight 78,547kg/78 tons
Top 3 maraapunisaurus
Lenght 36 meter to 42 meter
Height 30 meter to 32 meter
Weight 120,456kg to 150,584kg
Top 2 bruhathkayosaurus
Lenght 44 meter
Height 35 meter to 40 meter
Weight 164 tons to 170 tons
Top 1 the biggest sauropod is amphicoelias
Lenght 61 meter
Height 40 to 43 meter
Weight 184 tons to 200 tons
"Behold, Behemoth, which I made as I made you; he eats grass like an ox. Behold, his strength in his loins, and his power in the muscles of his belly. He makes his tail stiff like a cedar; the sinews of his thighs are knit together. His bones are tubes of bronze, his limbs like bars of iron."
It’s laughable that creationists insist that’s a reference to a sauropod. Imagine trying to describe one of these dinosaurs without mentioning the neck, their most characteristic feature 😂
Also worth mentioning, that’s a horrible translation. The “tail” should be his [male appendage], and “sinews of his thighs” is what hangs below that. The passage is just the author in awe of the virility of a wild ox.
Why were all of these giants quickly downsized?
there is also the North American Titanosaur that lived and went extinct with T Rex which is the same size as Argentinosaurus, but it is 5 tons heavier, which is the Alamosaurus which measure 100 ft long, and weighed 75-80 tons and since biology measure largest as most heaviest, which makes sense on why Blue whale is the largest animal to inhabit earth, Alamosaurus should be the biggest according to biology.
Supersaurus didn’t have a cape! Next you’ll be telling me Supersaurus didn’t fly and wasn’t faster than speeding bullet! 🦕
I could never disprove such valid theories!
sauroposeidon belongs to titanosauriformes, but is not a titanosaur. its family is brachiosauridae.
how about ampoecelias?
If this list was 1-100 largest sauropods, where would the dreadnaughtus fit on this scale?
If I remember correctly, dreadnaughtus was very almost on this list, it arguably could have been depending on how you define "largest" but I wanted to get an array of different definitions of largest in there. I'd say it's definitely in the top 10. I'm sure I will remake this video one day with a more up to date style and dreadnaughtus will certainly make the cut. Thanks for the question, buddy.
@@Paleofactus what about brachiosaurus
@@mab_25 yeah same goes for brachiosaurus really. I probably would have put dreadnaughtus in first though. I want to make a more up to date version of this video cos I no longer like the "top 5" format.
Are you australian?
Nope, I'm British.
@@Paleofactus But you've spent a fair bit of time in New Zealand, eh?
@@riks081 you would think so, but no. Lived in England my whole life.
@@Paleofactus Really, I thought maybe your accent was from somewhere near Liverpool, mixed with New Zealand. Been trying to place it since I started watching a few days ago.
@@Paleofactus Welp, guess I was way off lol
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Supersaurus was actually the longest dino ever at 42m. However this list is not correct. Maraapunisaurus, ok! Argentinosaurus and patagotitan, for sure! But is missing 2 giants at least: alamosaurus and puertasaurus
Some great points. I wanted to include different definitions of "largest" including both mass and physical size which is why some iconic sauropods didn't make the list. Thank you for the comment my friend.
The ampicelas is longer, at 58 meters
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