Pterosaurs in other documentaries: screech like eagles and birds of prey Prehistoric Planet Quetzalcoatlus: *H O N K* Tbh I much prefer the honk and not the trope of screeching pterosaurs
@Uberpod3 Right, because anyone was there. Honestly, I think this is one of the dinosaurs that'll be reimagined in a decade - the proportions of this thing look way off to me.
@@shmoese Yeah good point, but for hatzegopteryx, there were males that weren't so colorful and only one colorful hatzegopteryx showed up. It even fought a less colorful one.
Day 3 of asking for planet dinosaur 2011 nile crocodile screentime but you can do whenever you want also quetzoquatlus did great job in prehistoric planet showing t rex is not fearless and can be intimidated
every animal on earth even the biggest ones can be scared or intimitatet even by way smaller creatures ever seen a small butterfly scare off a Bird 10 times it size or a Mantis threatening a Crow thats cause animals actualy go with the not worth the trouble rout a lot of times
@@jimc4839 Seems reasonable. The Quetz doesn't have to convince the T-Rex it's going to lose - it just has to convince the T-Rex winning isn't worth the injuries & attendant risk of another Rex taking advantage to bully it off its territory, or to use PM talk, the juice ain't worth the squeeze. Especially when the Rex can just come back later to chow down on all the juicy bits the quetz can't get to.
True, the T-rex could easily kill them. But it's not about whether or not he could, it's about whether or not he could without risking injury. With plenty of food for him to just come back later, there's not much reason for him to risk injury even if he would win the fight.
@@fennecishereYeah people really don’t understand that nature isn’t full of death battles, and instead it’s ussaly the more tenacious animal that wins the fight.
And the biggest vultures don't stand a chance against lions, but that doesn't mean they never successfully pester them off of their food supply for a bit.
Congratulation.i have seen the popular,famous fern tree.fern tree,s, appeared in Africa before 310 million year,s (31,0000000 year,s.)ago.the pre historic bird with the fern tree.
I mean it makes sense considering they lived with big predators like the T.Rex, if they had brighter colors than they would be easier to spot, which would be very dangerous if they were hunting in a forest or a place where takeoff would be more difficult
Congratulation.i mean the first bird appeared before 150 million year,s, ago.(15,0000000 year,s. Ago) Called archaeopteryx.but where?if in Africa, i shall be happy.
this is so inaccurate lol, Quetzalcoatlus would never attack a tyrannosaur. There's no way they could even inflict damage to it let alone the massive weight difference. It's more likely that they never met considering Quetzalcoatlus only become so big because they lived on small islands where no other big predators were.
Have you never seen vultures harassing predators before? They can fly and can move way quicker. If they need to get away, they can and will. The Quetzalcoatuls can harm the Tyrannosaurus. The narrator said they could peck an eye out, no ani.al would eisk that, not even the biggest land predator to ever live. Besides, the goal of the Quetzalcoatuls was to be just annoying enough to get the Tyrannosaurus to leave. The rex didn't stick around because the Quetzalcoatuls were too much trouble than they're worth, and it's not like that gigantic Alamosaurus corpse is going anywhere. There's no reason to fight over it because there's more than enough to go around.
@@jacobcox4565 a vulture would never get even remotely close to lions or hyenas lol because they know one bite would be the end. The quetzal is way to slow to have had this behaviour especially against the predator with the strongest bite force in history.
@@ovs4744 T. rex didn't have the strongest bite force ever. Quetzalcoatlus weighed 400 pounds, that's really light for an animal that tall. Flying animals have been known to attack animals way bigger than them simply because the ability to fly makes them way harder to hit. Have you also seen this footage of an eagle attacking a bear? ua-cam.com/video/ZiR71JO0QL0/v-deo.htmlsi=vlD_9JGO2cba198D. Eagles are way smaller and bears are way stronger, yet that didn't seem to stop the eagle from trying to claw out the bear's eyes. The bear also wasn't thinking "I'm stronger and can take this thing on." It was thinking "This thing can hurt me. I should leave so I don't get hurt." Dinosaurs were animals, not fictional characters. I'm sure a T. rex could kill a Quetzalcoatlus, but food was not on that rex's mind when it was being harassed by 2 giant flying reptiles that could poke out its eyes with their beaks.
@@jacobcox4565 It did compared to its weight. Trex weighed 13.000 pounds. 400 pounds is not agile meaning it didn’t have the speed to attack a much bigger animal and not be in danger of being taken out by a single bite. Less pretending to be a mindreader of animals more logical thinking bud.
@@ovs4744 The things you're typing make me think that you think of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures as like fictional characters to compare stats with. T. rex and Quetzalcoatlus are not comic book characters, they're animals. Flying animals have been known to attack larger animals because they can fly, and most animals, especially predators, tend to avoid situations where they don't have an advantage. Also, how would you know if Quetzalcoatlus was fast enough to do this? Animals that you would think are slow can be surprisingly fast. A 400 pound animal with limbs that long and the ability to fly would most likely be faster than an animal that has shorter legs and is heavier by multiple tons.
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7:30
Legendary: *Doesn't show a Godzilla vs Rodan rematch*
Apple TV: "Fine... I'll do it myself..."
My version of quetzalcoatlus will look exactly like the aztec god named before this azdarchid
Plus, my version of hatzegopteryx looks like rodan
A pair of Rodans vs Rexzilla.
Their fluffy tail is kinda cute 🥰
I love the honking sound they make, much better than the typical pterodactyl screeching. It really suits them so much
Pterosaurs in other documentaries: screech like eagles and birds of prey
Prehistoric Planet Quetzalcoatlus: *H O N K*
Tbh I much prefer the honk and not the trope of screeching pterosaurs
they truly were the geese of prehistoric times
TBH they probably had a variety of vocalizations by species.
8:06
Another Quetzalcoatlus:honk
Subtitle: "Bro"
They have their own language😂
It scares me to think that if these animals were still alive, we would be on their menu…
Jesus that groundcover on the nest looked real
Probably because it is real? They filmed in real locations just like Walking with Dinosaurs.
5:20 - Quetzal Vs Quetzal.
7:33 - Quetzal Vs T Rex.
They look kinda clumsy on land but this adds to their scary look.
Its all fun and games until you realize they ran as fast as giraffes and preffered to hunt in the ground.
Ah yes oo ah, but then later there's running.. and screaming...
Ian Malcolm.
@Uberpod3
Right, because anyone was there. Honestly, I think this is one of the dinosaurs that'll be reimagined in a decade - the proportions of this thing look way off to me.
@@hanburgundy4317 It's not a dinosaur though.
@@Chrysaetos11
Womp womp, you know what I mean.
5:54
Speaker:"silent"
Subtitles:thank you
Lmao
Pterosaus were the stars of this show
@SmashBrosInitiativeshut up nerd
I don’t know why but when the walk on land they remind me of Kramer from Seinfeld , a hipster doofus motion lol
Shoutout to PHP for giving us some of, if not the best depictions of pterosaurs and their subsequent diversity
Wonder if the hatzegopteryx is gonna be mentioned. It's roughly about the same size as a quetzal
God bird eyes creep me out.
Not bird
@@PelicanMobBoss They still have Similar eyes though.
@PelicanMobBoss close enough
When it's walking around like a Quiet Place monster it's just the most haunting thing
I wish to god I could see these things for real
Can you do MonsterVerse (2017-2021) King Ghidorah screen time?
Also, why is the crest on its head a square/rectangle? I thought they were pointed.
Finalmente sin una Marca de Agua...
You recite well, old man.. Bravo 👏👏.
His name is David Frederick Attenborough.
@@Emperorpod3 He can recite well..
@@szodoss7764 yes.
Lol what a pointless comment... No shit genius.
I just gotta ask: Isn't quetzacoaltlus supposed to have a colorful crest like many crested pterosaurs?
Not only crest but quetzal is believed to have colorful feathers as well
Quetzacoaltlus has pycnofibers actually, not feathers. But yeah good point, it's also supposed to have a colorful body.
It's probably because all the Queztals in the show are female
@@shmoese Yeah good point, but for hatzegopteryx, there were males that weren't so colorful and only one colorful hatzegopteryx showed up. It even fought a less colorful one.
7:51 big pelican vs big lizard
Wow big quetzalcoatlus
That’s a big Avian bird
They weren't birds, they were flying reptiles.
Roars at 6:04, 8:54
Very beautiful and wonderful movie
Day 3 of asking for planet dinosaur 2011 nile crocodile screentime but you can do whenever you want also quetzoquatlus did great job in prehistoric planet showing t rex is not fearless and can be intimidated
every animal on earth even the biggest ones can be scared or intimitatet even by way smaller creatures
ever seen a small butterfly scare off a Bird 10 times it size or a Mantis threatening a Crow
thats cause animals actualy go with the not worth the trouble rout a lot of times
Scared away that trex lol
Yeah. Hmm. I don't know about that.
@@jimc4839 Seems reasonable. The Quetz doesn't have to convince the T-Rex it's going to lose - it just has to convince the T-Rex winning isn't worth the injuries & attendant risk of another Rex taking advantage to bully it off its territory, or to use PM talk, the juice ain't worth the squeeze.
Especially when the Rex can just come back later to chow down on all the juicy bits the quetz can't get to.
Attend a school party and a party for the school and school for the scarlet wolf festival at school
The biggest pterosaur wouldn't stand a chance w a T Rex.
True, the T-rex could easily kill them. But it's not about whether or not he could, it's about whether or not he could without risking injury. With plenty of food for him to just come back later, there's not much reason for him to risk injury even if he would win the fight.
@@fennecishereYeah people really don’t understand that nature isn’t full of death battles, and instead it’s ussaly the more tenacious animal that wins the fight.
And the biggest vultures don't stand a chance against lions, but that doesn't mean they never successfully pester them off of their food supply for a bit.
@@own4801 No doubt.
It's not about size, strength, or intelligence, it's all about surviving another day whatever it takes.
I think with this bird-saurus Evolution took a long look in the mirror and decided to ramp up things.
Quetz = 🚚
CGは良く出来てるけど、巨大なケツァルコアトルスが森の中で巣作りする設定は無理がある。
Vc e br
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Congratulation.i have seen the popular,famous fern tree.fern tree,s, appeared in Africa before 310 million year,s (31,0000000 year,s.)ago.the pre historic bird with the fern tree.
Ngl I don't like how boring looking their colors are (and such a bummer those pterosaurs are the one with most screen time)
I mean it makes sense considering they lived with big predators like the T.Rex, if they had brighter colors than they would be easier to spot, which would be very dangerous if they were hunting in a forest or a place where takeoff would be more difficult
Congratulation.i mean the first bird appeared before 150 million year,s, ago.(15,0000000 year,s. Ago) Called archaeopteryx.but where?if in Africa, i shall be happy.
Europe
Quetzalcoatuls was not a bird, and Archaeopteryx was found in Germany.
this is so inaccurate lol, Quetzalcoatlus would never attack a tyrannosaur. There's no way they could even inflict damage to it let alone the massive weight difference. It's more likely that they never met considering Quetzalcoatlus only become so big because they lived on small islands where no other big predators were.
Have you never seen vultures harassing predators before? They can fly and can move way quicker. If they need to get away, they can and will. The Quetzalcoatuls can harm the Tyrannosaurus. The narrator said they could peck an eye out, no ani.al would eisk that, not even the biggest land predator to ever live. Besides, the goal of the Quetzalcoatuls was to be just annoying enough to get the Tyrannosaurus to leave. The rex didn't stick around because the Quetzalcoatuls were too much trouble than they're worth, and it's not like that gigantic Alamosaurus corpse is going anywhere. There's no reason to fight over it because there's more than enough to go around.
@@jacobcox4565 a vulture would never get even remotely close to lions or hyenas lol because they know one bite would be the end. The quetzal is way to slow to have had this behaviour especially against the predator with the strongest bite force in history.
@@ovs4744 T. rex didn't have the strongest bite force ever. Quetzalcoatlus weighed 400 pounds, that's really light for an animal that tall. Flying animals have been known to attack animals way bigger than them simply because the ability to fly makes them way harder to hit. Have you also seen this footage of an eagle attacking a bear? ua-cam.com/video/ZiR71JO0QL0/v-deo.htmlsi=vlD_9JGO2cba198D. Eagles are way smaller and bears are way stronger, yet that didn't seem to stop the eagle from trying to claw out the bear's eyes. The bear also wasn't thinking "I'm stronger and can take this thing on." It was thinking "This thing can hurt me. I should leave so I don't get hurt." Dinosaurs were animals, not fictional characters. I'm sure a T. rex could kill a Quetzalcoatlus, but food was not on that rex's mind when it was being harassed by 2 giant flying reptiles that could poke out its eyes with their beaks.
@@jacobcox4565 It did compared to its weight. Trex weighed 13.000 pounds. 400 pounds is not agile meaning it didn’t have the speed to attack a much bigger animal and not be in danger of being taken out by a single bite.
Less pretending to be a mindreader of animals more logical thinking bud.
@@ovs4744 The things you're typing make me think that you think of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures as like fictional characters to compare stats with. T. rex and Quetzalcoatlus are not comic book characters, they're animals. Flying animals have been known to attack larger animals because they can fly, and most animals, especially predators, tend to avoid situations where they don't have an advantage. Also, how would you know if Quetzalcoatlus was fast enough to do this? Animals that you would think are slow can be surprisingly fast. A 400 pound animal with limbs that long and the ability to fly would most likely be faster than an animal that has shorter legs and is heavier by multiple tons.