this is REALLY GOOD! and surprisingly educational considering ur using jwe2 as a base. of course, its unlikely that tyrannosaurs could roar like how the Jurassic World films depict them, but thats not really something u could do much about. very well done! we will watch ur career with great interest
@@thefarlander2050 because dakotaraptor might not even have existed, because the person who has its skeleton only lets very few people see it, so we don't know for sure if it even was a dinosaur it might have even been a turtle, who knows
@@The_Primitiveonly it's wishbone also known as furculae has been identified to be that of a turtle rest of its bones might be a mixture of other dromeosaurs and other species of bird like dinosaurs. For instance despite its size it was more suited for A pursuit hunter lifestyle and also had a sickle claw larger than that of utahraptor.
@@The_Primitive yea, the case of Dakotaraptor is interesting because it's based on fossil evidence that has been studied by paleontologists. but if access to the specimen is highly restricted, it can raise questions about the verification process.
@@AncientWildTV exactly, if your science isn't repeatable, it should AT LEAST be heavily questionned if not automatically discarded until repeatability is possible
@@ProperPrehistoriccan you do a tutorial how to start this I don’t mean make a dull map but talk us through like how much dinos where to put them how far away from eachother and a small bit of map building
If I do recall, I guess it's a small nitpick, but I believe it was recently clarified that the discoverer of Dakotaraptor was not in fact, privatizing his discovery, and is a bit of a false rhetoric that's been recently spreading around.
@@SamuRhino2023 There's no real debate honestly, you can't too much debate about something the discoverer don't want you to see, considering his suspect attitute toward the specimen, his past and that some part of the specimen have been confirmed being from a turtle, it is best to assume Dakotaraptor is fully made up for fame only. IMO.
A post on Reddit from a couple months ago said that the “discoverer” of dakotaraptor is holding the remains private and technically stole the research from someone else to. Sounds like the guy is a real piece of work in a abad way
Excellent. Just a couple things. There have been no Sauropods found in the Lance/Hell Creek Formations, but they are present at the same time in southwestern North America. And Quetzalcoatlus was not the 'pinnacle of avian evolution', because it was not an avian. I think you meant a pinnacle in the evolution of flying animals.
Even then, that's kind of misleading, it feeds into this idea that evolution is a ladder with "more evolved" and "less evolved" populations... last time people widely thought that was also the time we put people in zoos 😬
@@NeilDegrasseTysonWithAKatana Yes indeed. Many of the species around 66 million years ago would likely still have direct descendents living today, but a space rock fell down, and reset the sweepstakes.
This was excellent, instant like & sub for you, I’d like to see a part 2 video for Hell Creek where this time you’d highlight Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Alamosaurus, Thescelosaurus using a feathered Dryosaurus mod as a stand-in if such a mod exists yet & a speculative Laramidian Maastrichtian Therizinosaurid using Therizinosaurus as a stand-in. Also at 1:18 is that meant to be Deinosuchus? Just out of curiosity.
@@ProperPrehistoric I figured there was a chance it’d be Borealosuchus to make it more accurate, but I wasn’t sure at first because they looked too big to be Borealosuchus so I assumed they had to be Deinosuchus.
@@jackbellanger8403While Therizinosaurus wasn’t a part of Hell Creek, there is evidence that exists to suggest a different species of Therizinosaurid was present on Laramidia during the Maastrichtian, there’s just not enough material to determine a valid genus as of yet which is why it’s not very well known, but none within Hell Creek itself as of yet, but in some neighboring formations that would’ve been more inland during the Maastrichtian is where the evidence for Therizinosaurids have been found, and we know that Hell Creek was pretty so close to the Western Interior Seaway, so it seems that just like Alamosaurus, this undiscovered Therizinosaurid would’ve preferred more inland habitats which is why we haven’t found any within Hell Creek, this could also be why fossil remains for Ankylosaurus & Dakotaraptor are so uncommon within Hell Creek as well because they would’ve also preferred more inland habitats. So with the evidence that exists I think it’s enough for Therizinosaurus to warrant an appearance for part 2, plus it would stand out from other Hell Creek videos on UA-cam because they pretty much never show Therizinosaurids despite the evidence that they were a part of Laramidia at the time.
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at least this looks like hell creek unlike some videos
I tried 🫣
Now THIS is a documentary
Hell yeah
this is REALLY GOOD! and surprisingly educational considering ur using jwe2 as a base. of course, its unlikely that tyrannosaurs could roar like how the Jurassic World films depict them, but thats not really something u could do much about. very well done! we will watch ur career with great interest
Can you tell me what mods you used because I wand to make a creation similar to what you built
The fact you added dakotaraptor is so cool! Interesting “dinosaur” to say the least
I'm sorry but I couldn't help but ask, why did you put quotations marks over the word dinosaur?
@@thefarlander2050 because dakotaraptor might not even have existed, because the person who has its skeleton only lets very few people see it, so we don't know for sure if it even was a dinosaur
it might have even been a turtle, who knows
@@The_Primitiveonly it's wishbone also known as furculae has been identified to be that of a turtle rest of its bones might be a mixture of other dromeosaurs and other species of bird like dinosaurs. For instance despite its size it was more suited for A pursuit hunter lifestyle and also had a sickle claw larger than that of utahraptor.
@@The_Primitive yea, the case of Dakotaraptor is interesting because it's based on fossil evidence that has been studied by paleontologists. but if access to the specimen is highly restricted, it can raise questions about the verification process.
@@AncientWildTV exactly, if your science isn't repeatable, it should AT LEAST be heavily questionned if not automatically discarded until repeatability is possible
I melted when I seen you uploaded. awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@ProperPrehistoricis that a mod?
@@ProperPrehistoriccan you do a tutorial how to start this I don’t mean make a dull map but talk us through like how much dinos where to put them how far away from eachother and a small bit of map building
Excellent video! Considering it’s Jurassic world evolution two. The dakotarsptor mod is very nice looking. Reminds me of a bald eagle
The GOAT is back!!!!!!!
If I do recall, I guess it's a small nitpick, but I believe it was recently clarified that the discoverer of Dakotaraptor was not in fact, privatizing his discovery, and is a bit of a false rhetoric that's been recently spreading around.
Well still, it is not authorized to be study tho.
So it will remain a chimera :/
@@foxxtitan7028It’s still under debate last I heard
@@SamuRhino2023 There's no real debate honestly, you can't too much debate about something the discoverer don't want you to see, considering his suspect attitute toward the specimen, his past and that some part of the specimen have been confirmed being from a turtle, it is best to assume Dakotaraptor is fully made up for fame only.
IMO.
@@foxxtitan7028 true, we need more fossils
A post on Reddit from a couple months ago said that the “discoverer” of dakotaraptor is holding the remains private and technically stole the research from someone else to. Sounds like the guy is a real piece of work in a abad way
Underrated channel❤❤
Thank you for the kind words ❤️❤️
A great narration of Hell Creek! And great cinematic shots! Was a pleasure watching it!
That's just... beautyfull❤
Than you!
this is so awesome holy shit, how do u even do this?
Ayooo this is actually amazing cheers aye 🎉
Thank you so much I appreciate the kind words! 🦖🦕🦕🦕🦖🦕
this was top tier cant wait to see more
@@fossilhuntergamingYT thank you! 🦕
@@ProperPrehistoric np
GREAT WORK! This is so beautiful
Thank you so much! I appreciate that 🦕
This is really welld done actually. 7:43 was like a real documentary.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed :)
🇬🇧Narrator sounds legit too
Good job mate.
Thanks! 🙏
So good
Amazing video! Keep going
@@gustavodarocha951 thank you! 🦖
Very good job. 👍
Thank you!
Excellent. Just a couple things. There have been no Sauropods found in the Lance/Hell Creek Formations, but they are present at the same time in southwestern North America. And Quetzalcoatlus was not the 'pinnacle of avian evolution', because it was not an avian. I think you meant a pinnacle in the evolution of flying animals.
Even then, that's kind of misleading, it feeds into this idea that evolution is a ladder with "more evolved" and "less evolved" populations... last time people widely thought that was also the time we put people in zoos 😬
@@NeilDegrasseTysonWithAKatana Yes indeed. Many of the species around 66 million years ago would likely still have direct descendents living today, but a space rock fell down, and reset the sweepstakes.
amazing as always
also here's hoping JWE3 gets rid of those stupid combs on top of the Edmontosaurus's head
E. regalis had that comb tho
@@kayemmanims don’t need it
Amazing work❤
Thank you! ❤️
this was fire.
Beautiful models! What mods are these?
There are a lot of mods used lol which one?
This really deserve a subscribe!
Thank you! 🦖
7:43 damn that head turn 😱
He’s lookin at youuuuuuu
Yes I'm the second one to comment haha love the video glad to see you upload a new video can't wait for more
More to come! I Appreciate the comment! 🦕
the biologically accurate rex is fucking terrifying
YES
NO
@@ProperPrehistoric absolutely. please keep going. i promise you will be a millionaire
@@ProperPrehistoric you have it, the it factor. theirs a reason a thousand people liked this video. i love this and you brother
@@bev1040 thank you! 🙏
Quando vai ter atualizaçao no jurassic world evlution 1 e 2 para os dinossauros para de buga entrer si e nas coisa ????
Need that exact rex in path of titans
good bro
u should do dinosaur park formation for the next
w video bro
Thank you my friend! 🦖
This was excellent, instant like & sub for you, I’d like to see a part 2 video for Hell Creek where this time you’d highlight Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Alamosaurus, Thescelosaurus using a feathered Dryosaurus mod as a stand-in if such a mod exists yet & a speculative Laramidian Maastrichtian Therizinosaurid using Therizinosaurus as a stand-in.
Also at 1:18 is that meant to be Deinosuchus? Just out of curiosity.
@@Azureblue25 the crocodile like animal would most likely be Borealosuchus
@@ProperPrehistoric I figured there was a chance it’d be Borealosuchus to make it more accurate, but I wasn’t sure at first because they looked too big to be Borealosuchus so I assumed they had to be Deinosuchus.
Me to
I don’t think thernosausarus was in Hell Creek
@@jackbellanger8403While Therizinosaurus wasn’t a part of Hell Creek, there is evidence that exists to suggest a different species of Therizinosaurid was present on Laramidia during the Maastrichtian, there’s just not enough material to determine a valid genus as of yet which is why it’s not very well known, but none within Hell Creek itself as of yet, but in some neighboring formations that would’ve been more inland during the Maastrichtian is where the evidence for Therizinosaurids have been found, and we know that Hell Creek was pretty so close to the Western Interior Seaway, so it seems that just like Alamosaurus, this undiscovered Therizinosaurid would’ve preferred more inland habitats which is why we haven’t found any within Hell Creek, this could also be why fossil remains for Ankylosaurus & Dakotaraptor are so uncommon within Hell Creek as well because they would’ve also preferred more inland habitats. So with the evidence that exists I think it’s enough for Therizinosaurus to warrant an appearance for part 2, plus it would stand out from other Hell Creek videos on UA-cam because they pretty much never show Therizinosaurids despite the evidence that they were a part of Laramidia at the time.
Which map was this created on?
Big square coastal map
Make a tutorial on how to start this no mods
What edmontosaurus mod is this?
www.nexusmods.com/jurassicworldevolution2/mods/2116
Noice
Can I get a list of dinosaurs that lived in hell creek? Somebody? ;-;
utahraptor being used due to animations being broken is funny cus all mods are janky
I tried to be smooth with it 😂
9 meters? The real edmontosaurus would be like 12 or 15 meters
@@rafaelvicente2769 they were 9 to 15 meters long lol
@@teamdream5311the average is several tons smaller than a Rex. Very rarely would one get even close to an average Rex’s size.
Ornithomimus would’ve been a better choice instead of Struthiomimus to me
This is accurate struthiohoimimus was in Hell Creek. They’re going for accuracy.
@@jackbellanger8403 Ornithomimus was there too I’m just more familiar and comfortable you could say with this animal