Agreed. I appreciate when a scientist doesn't lose sight of one of the most salient characteristics of the subject that they're studying being that: it's friggin sweet.
It may not be the same thing but when he said that I thought Oh someone else who plays Ark Survival Evolved. You can tame Anky and saddle them and virtually ride them. wonderful gatherers of metal nodes :)
He came to us in the “Birds with Teeth” Episode and stopped donating before the Ankylosaur Episode. Steve, you are a legend for giving to Eons for so long. Even if you stopped donating they should read your name at the end of every episode. Nobody knows why you left or where you’ve gone but you’ll always be mah boy
"Even a stiffened tail alone, could still have delivered a painful blow". I had an Iguana for 18 years and If an adult Iguana get you with its tail, it hurts and will leave a decent wilt and can even break the skin. Even when they are hatchlings it feels like someone snapping your skin with a rubber band.
Ankylosaur tail clubs had to be some of the most devastating, non-toxic, defensive weapons to ever evolve, and I say that as a Stegosaurus fanboy. A puncture wound from a spike, horn, or tusk could be "easier" to recover from depending on whether it gets infected, where it hits, the size of the animals, etc. A tail club could shatter bone or rupture organs, so that's more likely to cause potentially fatal or permanently crippling injuries if it hits anywhere ahead of the tail.
Even if it lands on the tail it is brutal, a shattered tail means that the theropod loses it's balance on top of the injury to the bone and the potential shrapnel in the flesh, meaning that even hitting the tail could be extremely detrimental to a predator
The Stegosaurus' tail club was named the "Thagomizer" in honor of a cartoon by Gary Larson called "The Far Side." Source: www.amusingplanet.com/2020/07/thagomizer-why-stegosaurus-spiky-tail.html
@@demonboy7777 That's still blood that's not carrying oxygen to the organs like it's supposed to; bleeding is bleeding. Massive, uncontrolled internal bleeding will still kill something just as easily as a visible gushing wound.
Edwyn Brown asides from the very few sauropods mentioned, all animals that had clubs had armor, probably because if you have armor, you can't move very fast, so a ramming attack with horns isn't very effective. The sauropods' armor was being really big, also slowing them down.
Kinda like how dolphins adopted a very similar body shape to ichthyosaurs, other than the horizontal tail, because well they're mammals and thats how mammal spines function.
This video is awesome for two reasons: 1) Ankylosaurus has been my favorite dinosaur since I was like 4 2) I've never seen a land acknowledgement on a video like this, and to be amongst the peoples included in it is heartening
At the same time, there are indigenous people all over Europe, and they never get a mention about their land that was usurped by some government or other. Saami. Euskari. Bretons. Votians. Krymchaks. Mari. Circassians. Many others.
Aw man, I'm going to miss the excited "And STEVE" at the end of the videos! Best wishes to whoever Steve is/was, they've played a huge part in enabling all of your subscribers to learn about the history of the natural world through their patronage!
With how the world is now? It's probably that they just canceled their patreon pledge. That's 150$ a month for that shoutout after all. Only someone who -has- had a job maintains that for years.
Many thanks to Steve for supporting the show in high level for so long. He's helped this incredible informative and amusing outlet stay on for quite some time, your name won't be forgotten soon
As a Native American, watching your videos has always been such a fun pastime. And seeing your message towards the end of the video just absolutely made my day, from the Kichwa-Kañari Paltas tribe, thank you ❤️
Any clue who your tribe kicked out to take those lands, or do you think the patchwork of tribal lands has remained peacefully static since the Pleistocene?
@@chir0pter so sad PBS never acknowledges the Roman Empire, or, better yet, the Alamanni tribe, when presenting fossils excavated from the Messel Pit.
@@chir0pter European history is a blood bath. Europe is SOAKED in mostly innocent blood. Just as a tiny, little bitty SLIVER of an example, how many Irish do you think the English murdered while taking over their homeland? How many ethnic groups were wiped out, driven into extinction by various groups that they, themselves, no longer exist? Oh, and it was not well enough to keep it there, they had to come here to do the same to the Natives so that you could ask the stupid, asinine question you just posed. It wasn't even a question, you were just saying that you hate Native Americans and that you are oh so superior, you stupid, ignorant, ungrateful excuse for a human being. Have a nice day!
Steve, wherever you are, thank you for everything you've done to support SciShow for so long! Whatever your reason for the change, I wish you happiness, joy, and that you never stop learning!
With my girlfriend we always used to shout STEEEEEVE together when his name appeared at the screen, we were shook to can't do it for the first time :( We will miss you Steve
I know! I especially liked in some episodes in which they referred to him as “mah boy, Steve!” It won’t be the same without that and I hope he’s alright.
Man, I actually came back from a later video to look for when Steve disappeared, I was flabbergasted... Guys, let the community know what happened, please.
he was one of their top donors on patreon for a very long time, so when they listed them at the end of the video they’d always finish with saying “[...] and steve!”
@@franciscohuber5264 Just one of the first patrons. He became something of a "thing" because his name, being last in the list that they say on air, would get a bit of flourish. Eventually we got things like, "and my man, Steve," or "and everyone's favorite _Homo sapien,_ Steve."
It's not like other disciplines don't do pretty much the same thing. In archaeology, things that they have clear idea of what purpose it served is often said to be used for ceremonial purposes.
Thank you for including information about the indigenous peoples who currently live where these creatures used to roam! It’s a small thing, but a meaningful step forward. Love the video, the channel, and PBS Virtual Studios in general!!! ❤️
Lego. That was what I was building. Lego stock cars to ram-crash staright in to my friend's lego stock car to see which was the stronger build. Or a kind of ballista that would shoot A-batteries into my kid brother's lego castle and scatter it everywhere. Only one model of a Tyrannosaurus which I assembled, painted and then blew up with a firecracker.
Mine too. I just commented above how it makes me really sad how the herbivores are always depicted as such calm creatures just foraging for plants to eat and then you have the carnivores hunting and massacring them constantly.. but that's nature I suppose..
I will miss our favorite hominin STEVE. Whoever you are, I wish you all the best things life could offer. Thank you for enabling eons team to educate and entertain us all this time.
Thank you for recognising the relationship of First Nations peoples with the land on which you work. I hope it continues. Such recognition is common in my new home of Australia.
This episode was actually amazing, really interesting and you educated well in how to draw logical conclusions and understand evolutionary connections. I also loved how you explained new concepts or words that the audience might not understand, so that everyone can follow along and learn about these fantastic animals!
Hi! I wanted to make this suggestion again Incase it was never seen. I would love an episode on Horseshoe Crabs one day! They're one of my favorite creatures
Someone needs to tell this man to go buy Tamora Pierces Immortals series. At least the first 3. It’s young adult fantasy and was from pre-Harry Potter so the books are short and easy reads. I got hooked when I was 12 (the new books are much longer). At the end of the 3rd book, this girl is given the ability to wake the dead by a vindictive goodness who uses her to teach a nation a lesson. One of the first things the girl does is goes straight to the palaces Hall of Bones and bring back all of the dinosaur skeletons. They can move like they still have flesh, so they help her tear down the palace. It’s pretty epic and definitely worth reading the whole series for!
My man Steve finally gets some widespread recognition Edit: Oh my god, no, this is so sad. i will miss hearing the Steve at the end of each video. I hope he is alright, wherever he is
Amazing video as always. Edit: I really appreciate that you made time to recognize the indigenous people who contributed to the discovery without knowledge or consent.
Can I just say I love the music that is selected for these videos every single time. In these normaltrash times it does a heart good to hear beautiful music while learning about life on this planet. Thank you to the person responsible.
This episode was kind of like the red wedding from Game of Thrones, where for the whole duration it’s business as usual and at the very end there’s carnage. Why Steve? He was my favorite character!
God knows I’ve watched every single one of your episodes but this was by far my favorite. So many memories as a child of complete fascination with this dinosaur. I try to avoid nostalgia but this brought a tear or 5 to my eye. The future isn’t what I imagined (it’s been a bumpy ride!) but I’m so damn glad I’m here. Thank you endlessly for teaching me about life 💕
Finally, and EONS video on one of my favorite dinosaur groups. Heavily armored tetrapods with complex airways and modified, deadly tails, they're both very unique and iconic!
"eight year old me wants to throw a saddle on one and rid it into battle"
This phenomenon has been well documented at all ages not just eight
Senior citizen me had that thought before he even mentioned it. It would be so cool!
Agreed. I appreciate when a scientist doesn't lose sight of one of the most salient characteristics of the subject that they're studying being that: it's friggin sweet.
@@helenel4126 Forgive me but I can't help but imagine an 80 year old with a cane atop an Ankylosaurus yelling "Charge!"
Go watch the old cartoon series 'Dinoriders', and imagine being there.
It may not be the same thing but when he said that I thought Oh someone else who plays Ark Survival Evolved. You can tame Anky and saddle them and virtually ride them. wonderful gatherers of metal nodes :)
He came to us in the “Birds with Teeth” Episode and stopped donating before the Ankylosaur Episode.
Steve, you are a legend for giving to Eons for so long. Even if you stopped donating they should read your name at the end of every episode.
Nobody knows why you left or where you’ve gone but you’ll always be mah boy
Ankylosaur: "Lets go clubbing!"
Gobisaur: "I can't."
Don't worry, you can handle it ;)
Dont worry gobi for every mace that has shattered a skull so has a basball bat
Well played
Gobisaur in my language means cauliflowersaur.
"Even a stiffened tail alone, could still have delivered a painful blow". I had an Iguana for 18 years and If an adult Iguana get you with its tail, it hurts and will leave a decent wilt and can even break the skin. Even when they are hatchlings it feels like someone snapping your skin with a rubber band.
Ankylosaur tail clubs had to be some of the most devastating, non-toxic, defensive weapons to ever evolve, and I say that as a Stegosaurus fanboy. A puncture wound from a spike, horn, or tusk could be "easier" to recover from depending on whether it gets infected, where it hits, the size of the animals, etc. A tail club could shatter bone or rupture organs, so that's more likely to cause potentially fatal or permanently crippling injuries if it hits anywhere ahead of the tail.
Even if it lands on the tail it is brutal, a shattered tail means that the theropod loses it's balance on top of the injury to the bone and the potential shrapnel in the flesh, meaning that even hitting the tail could be extremely detrimental to a predator
The Stegosaurus' tail club was named the "Thagomizer" in honor of a cartoon by Gary Larson called "The Far Side."
Source: www.amusingplanet.com/2020/07/thagomizer-why-stegosaurus-spiky-tail.html
Imagine the massive internal bleeding
Internal bleeding isn't so bad since all the blood stays inside.
@@demonboy7777 That's still blood that's not carrying oxygen to the organs like it's supposed to; bleeding is bleeding. Massive, uncontrolled internal bleeding will still kill something just as easily as a visible gushing wound.
Here to raise a glass to Steve; I hope he is well in body and mind, and prosperous in all his future endeavors ❤️
I think it’s fascinating how the Glyptodonts evolved a very similar body plan even though they were mammals
It was a good body plan.
Convergent evolution.
Evolution: That seems like a good spot for a weapon. >:)
Edwyn Brown asides from the very few sauropods mentioned, all animals that had clubs had armor, probably because if you have armor, you can't move very fast, so a ramming attack with horns isn't very effective. The sauropods' armor was being really big, also slowing them down.
Kinda like how dolphins adopted a very similar body shape to ichthyosaurs, other than the horizontal tail, because well they're mammals and thats how mammal spines function.
This video is awesome for two reasons:
1) Ankylosaurus has been my favorite dinosaur since I was like 4
2) I've never seen a land acknowledgement on a video like this, and to be amongst the peoples included in it is heartening
Mine too I had a Ankylosaurus stuffed pillow and a Ankylosaurus remote control toy that moved and a stuffed Ankylosaurus animal 😃
At the same time, there are indigenous people all over Europe, and they never get a mention about their land that was usurped by some government or other. Saami. Euskari. Bretons. Votians. Krymchaks. Mari. Circassians. Many others.
Aw man, I'm going to miss the excited "And STEVE" at the end of the videos! Best wishes to whoever Steve is/was, they've played a huge part in enabling all of your subscribers to learn about the history of the natural world through their patronage!
Yeah, I'm going to miss it as well. What happened to him? Does anyone know?
@@nolanwhite1971 I'm hoping he's moved on to be a patron of another channel, but I don't know.
I'm going to mentally "And STEVE" the end of every video regardless. Who's with me?
With how the world is now? It's probably that they just canceled their patreon pledge. That's 150$ a month for that shoutout after all.
Only someone who -has- had a job maintains that for years.
Don't forget the exclamation sign at the end of his name. Quite sure it is part of his tag, and also the reason he was always the last one mentioned.
Everyone is asking "Where's steve?"
But nobody is asking "How's steve?"
Or the obvious "Who is Steve".
I'll do you one better: Why is Steve?
@@adrianortega1431 But when is Steve?
even better, what is Steve?
....is Steve?
Many thanks to Steve for supporting the show in high level for so long. He's helped this incredible informative and amusing outlet stay on for quite some time, your name won't be forgotten soon
As a Native American, watching your videos has always been such a fun pastime. And seeing your message towards the end of the video just absolutely made my day, from the Kichwa-Kañari Paltas tribe, thank you ❤️
Ooh nice
Any clue who your tribe kicked out to take those lands, or do you think the patchwork of tribal lands has remained peacefully static since the Pleistocene?
@@chir0pter so sad PBS never acknowledges the Roman Empire, or, better yet, the Alamanni tribe, when presenting fossils excavated from the Messel Pit.
Same as a tribal citizen from the Pokagon band of potawatomi
@@chir0pter European history is a blood bath. Europe is SOAKED in mostly innocent blood. Just as a tiny, little bitty SLIVER of an example, how many Irish do you think the English murdered while taking over their homeland? How many ethnic groups were wiped out, driven into extinction by various groups that they, themselves, no longer exist? Oh, and it was not well enough to keep it there, they had to come here to do the same to the Natives so that you could ask the stupid, asinine question you just posed. It wasn't even a question, you were just saying that you hate Native Americans and that you are oh so superior, you stupid, ignorant, ungrateful excuse for a human being. Have a nice day!
Steve, wherever you are, thank you for everything you've done to support SciShow for so long! Whatever your reason for the change, I wish you happiness, joy, and that you never stop learning!
With my girlfriend we always used to shout STEEEEEVE together when his name appeared at the screen, we were shook to can't do it for the first time :(
We will miss you Steve
He's gone to a better place.
Did he really die? 😢
I know! I especially liked in some episodes in which they referred to him as “mah boy, Steve!” It won’t be the same without that and I hope he’s alright.
Eh, Steve
@@couchpotatoe511 Kinda of late : No one knows. Hopefully not
Man, I actually came back from a later video to look for when Steve disappeared, I was flabbergasted... Guys, let the community know what happened, please.
Steve :( I’ll miss him ever so dearly, I always fall asleep to this videos and I would always say Steve along with them :(
I wish him all the best for the future
Whos steve? And whats his role on this channel
he was one of their top donors on patreon for a very long time, so when they listed them at the end of the video they’d always finish with saying “[...] and steve!”
I’m glad so many people in the comments are also concerned about Steve. I hope he’s okay.
We're not gonna hear "...and Steve." at the end anymore? :( Hope he's ok
I had the same thought. Man, Steve was the man. He was our personal in-joke/mascot. Gonna miss him.
John Davison Ng has some big shoes to fill
I wonder if any of the community can help find out n see if he's okay
@@scaper8 hey! I'm new to the Chanel, can someone explain who Steve was? Haha
Thank you:)
@@franciscohuber5264 Just one of the first patrons. He became something of a "thing" because his name, being last in the list that they say on air, would get a bit of flourish. Eventually we got things like, "and my man, Steve," or "and everyone's favorite _Homo sapien,_ Steve."
"...and Steve!" is as important to Eons as green screens! Thank you Steve!
I feel like every time a dinosaur or any other prehistoric organism has something weird sticking out of it, scientists are like “Ah, must be for sex”.
To be fair, that's often the case in living animals. So it's a pretty logical hypothesis.
T-Rex's disproportionately small foreclaws were only used for sexy time, according to scientists.
It's not like other disciplines don't do pretty much the same thing. In archaeology, things that they have clear idea of what purpose it served is often said to be used for ceremonial purposes.
Shows where the scientists' heads are at.
Well the ability to pass on traits is dependent on having sex
Thank you for including information about the indigenous peoples who currently live where these creatures used to roam! It’s a small thing, but a meaningful step forward. Love the video, the channel, and PBS Virtual Studios in general!!! ❤️
This is probably one of the most interesting facts that I know now
So long, Steve.
You were not the hero we needed, but the one we deserved.
You will be missed Steve
Who is Steve
Very cool acknowledgment of indigenous lands at the end. Makes me love Eons even more!!
Humans in world war 1: look we made a tank
Dinosaurs: we did that 100 million years ago.
What about Hussite war wagons?
@@mrshootinputin7251 It is unconfirmed if smaller dinosaurs rode the ankylosaurs, firing projectiles as they went, but this is why we do research.
@@attemptedunkindness3632 anythings possible
"Hold my cycads."
copycat
Everyone needs to pour out some of their forty and say a prayer for Steve.. Sending you good vibes
10 year old me with my toys
"Let me put two cannons beside my Ankylosaurus"
And that, kids, is how Blastoise was made.
For some reason, Cassius Marcellus Clay riding a dinosaur came to my mind first
I think they did that in the Dino Riders show. Ah, memories.
Lego. That was what I was building. Lego stock cars to ram-crash staright in to my friend's lego stock car to see which was the stronger build. Or a kind of ballista that would shoot A-batteries into my kid brother's lego castle and scatter it everywhere.
Only one model of a Tyrannosaurus which I assembled, painted and then blew up with a firecracker.
DinoRiders 4 Life!
Loving the end Card about indigenous people’s lands. You rock Eons!
WHAT HAPPENED TO STEVE.
I love PBS Eons so much it almost makes me emotional. It feels like such a labor of love. Thank you, crew, for bringing me such joy.
Yo, I hope "and Steve" is okay
My boi And
What happened to And Steve? :(
Same
Steve should be fine he is a trooper after all
I know Steve has been a staple
Anky has always been my favorite. Thank you for this, it has warmed my heart.
Mine too. I just commented above how it makes me really sad how the herbivores are always depicted as such calm creatures just foraging for plants to eat and then you have the carnivores hunting and massacring them constantly.. but that's nature I suppose..
Considering it's biggest threat was a bipedal Carnosaur the evolution of a knee level club makes sense.
Those are some nice long legs you have there... it'd be a shame if... something happened to them.
T-Rex's needed to learn the Crane Kick.
Ankylosaurs were capping foos before it was cool.
I used to be a predator like you, until i got a club to the knee
@@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y They can't do it: their arms are too short.
7:35 This little message at the end sets this channel appart from others...
Well, that, and it's amazing quality in everything they do!
I will miss hearing "Steve" at the end of each video. I hope he is doing alright in these crazy times. (As always, a wonderful and informative video.)
same. what’s going on with Steve???
@@jessicaminnen7757 He's in Smash bros now, too busy for Eons
I CARE FOR HIM =(
I hope Steve is okay.
I'm invested in knowing about Steve ;_;
Dude, what happened to Steve? He’s been a mainstay of SciShow and Eons for so long. Is he okay?
Is that the guy who narrates “Journey to the Microcosmos” now?
@@Roboprogs No, that's Hank Green
Yeah I'm worried, is he just not supporting them anymore or did something happen?
Steve is the OG! I hope he's okay!
@@lynniewood It's possible that he just can't support the show anymore for whatever reason. I hope that's all it is.
This one had the very last Steve shoutout. Well done Steve. Thanks for making the world a little better!
I will miss the "and Steve"
Me too. 😢
We'll all miss Steve.
What happened to Steve?
Hope Steve is ok.
@@Good7Bad13 ended patronship
It puts a big smile on my face, seeing somebody talk so much about how much they love Ankylosaurids as much as I do. Such a beautiful video. :)
Sorry to hear about Steve! And also, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!🙂🙂🙂🙂
I will miss our favorite hominin STEVE. Whoever you are, I wish you all the best things life could offer. Thank you for enabling eons team to educate and entertain us all this time.
Thank you for recognising the relationship of First Nations peoples with the land on which you work. I hope it continues. Such recognition is common in my new home of Australia.
Thank you again for including the part about the Indigenous people whose land these were found on. It's much appreciated.
Hears names of eontologists.
Steve is not on that list.
'we will miss you steve.'
....DAMNED YOU 2020!
In all seriousness though. We lost Steve?
I was wondering the same...
I sincerely hope he’s okay. 😓
@PBS Eons how can you drop such a message without clarifying 😱
this comment ^
This is so sad,it was always so cool to see Steve at the end of the videos.
This episode was actually amazing, really interesting and you educated well in how to draw logical conclusions and understand evolutionary connections. I also loved how you explained new concepts or words that the audience might not understand, so that everyone can follow along and learn about these fantastic animals!
Hi! I wanted to make this suggestion again Incase it was never seen. I would love an episode on Horseshoe Crabs one day! They're one of my favorite creatures
+ !
Im pretty sure they have that documentary
Someone needs to tell this man to go buy Tamora Pierces Immortals series. At least the first 3. It’s young adult fantasy and was from pre-Harry Potter so the books are short and easy reads. I got hooked when I was 12 (the new books are much longer).
At the end of the 3rd book, this girl is given the ability to wake the dead by a vindictive goodness who uses her to teach a nation a lesson. One of the first things the girl does is goes straight to the palaces Hall of Bones and bring back all of the dinosaur skeletons. They can move like they still have flesh, so they help her tear down the palace. It’s pretty epic and definitely worth reading the whole series for!
Eons: Ankylosaurus are literally tanks.
Gajin: Primal Thunder!
This channel is so under-rated!
You're a real one Steve
Love that Blake got to just have fun with an episode about his favourite dinosaur
I think it's actually really cool that they have been acknowledging the native american tribes who's land was the site of these discoveries
Site
Not just native Americans, but natives from all over the globe
Yea
@@Allopexx Except for indigenous Europeans.
Except those lands often belonged to other previous tribes who in turn had that land taken from them. It's pretty silly.
My man Steve finally gets some widespread recognition
Edit: Oh my god, no, this is so sad. i will miss hearing the Steve at the end of each video. I hope he is alright, wherever he is
It won't be the same without hearing Steve at the end of each video. But these are tough times hope he's doing well
Amazing video as always.
Edit: I really appreciate that you made time to recognize the indigenous people who contributed to the discovery without knowledge or consent.
OMG I love this channel and you all so much! Thank you!!
Steve my boy!!!!!!! Good Job man! Thank you!
I think it is cool you are acknowledging the indigenous people, thank you. 👍
Prehistoric Turtle: who you?
Dyoplosaurus: you,but STONKER.
YES! My favorite history channel discussing my favorite type of dinosaur ! My day is made !
I'm so excited for any new PBS Eons video that I click like before it's even finished.
Can I just say I love the music that is selected for these videos every single time. In these normaltrash times it does a heart good to hear beautiful music while learning about life on this planet. Thank you to the person responsible.
I LOVE how they acknowledge the fact that many paleontological finds have been made on indigenous lands.
You're my favorite host, Blake! I always look forward to an Eons episode. 🤗
Have a good day!
THIS is an episode topic. 12 year old me is so happy right now.
This episode was kind of like the red wedding from Game of Thrones, where for the whole duration it’s business as usual and at the very end there’s carnage. Why Steve? He was my favorite character!
What I'm taking from this is that they probably didn't wag their tails when they were happy
Unless they were sadists...
@@TragoudistrosMPH Oh god, the destruction
@@whyamihereagain84
Imagine a puppy wag after being gone all day.
Deforestation.
God knows I’ve watched every single one of your episodes but this was by far my favorite. So many memories as a child of complete fascination with this dinosaur. I try to avoid nostalgia but this brought a tear or 5 to my eye. The future isn’t what I imagined (it’s been a bumpy ride!) but I’m so damn glad I’m here. Thank you endlessly for teaching me about life 💕
I love that one pic that makes the ankylo look like a happy puppy with a very deadly tail lol
KALLIE!!! Don't ever stop sneaking puns on Blake lol
So the Ankylosaurs used to swing their knobs at other dinosaurs.
Must... Resist... Kenneth... Williams... Impersonation!
Ahhh Kenneth Williams, one of the best comics of the Jurassic. Carry on Colepiocephale was my favourite
“Hello! I’m Julian and this my friend Sandy. Welcome to our fossil shop, Bona Parts.”
Totally love your show. Millions of years in the making
Shout to the og Gary Larson and his comic strip the far side for naming the spikes on these clubs "Thagomizer"
Thanks for pointing that out... I was going to say it :)
actually that was on Stegosaurus!
Poor old Thag Simmons
@@eons are they not considered analogous?
@@eons WHAT HAPPENED TO STEVE?
Completed the survey. Thanks! Keep up the excellent work guys, I never miss an episode of Eons.
Is Steve ok?
He’s finally wearing a shirt with sleeves wide enough for his arms. 💪
Wait what happened to Steve?!?
You got me fanboying all over ankys now!!!! I wish i could make this my career paleontology is just absolutly metal!!
I have Ankylosing Spondilitis, I find myself sympathizing with these beautiful dinosaurs :)
When I was in grade school I did a report on these guys. I even made a little model of one. This episode really brought back those memories.
"...and 8-year-old me just wants to throw a saddle on one and ride it into battle."
*Ark: Survival Evolved wants to know your location*
I love playing Ark! It's fun to explore and tame the dinos and mammals 😊
@@Jake-fq6ir the game is great, the jungle noises at night are very climatic but it's really glitchy
Ankylosaurus is my favorite dinosaur for the same reasons. It's a tank with a blungeoning weapon for a tail, that is just so cool.
what happened to steve?
Finally, and EONS video on one of my favorite dinosaur groups. Heavily armored tetrapods with complex airways and modified, deadly tails, they're both very unique and iconic!
Wait what happened to Steve
Thank you all for this great video!
Miss Steve? Where's he going?
the Ankylosaurs is by far my favourite, im literally obsessed with how cool they aare like????? aawesome dino
Im a simple man, I see PBS eons, I click.
You guy have converted me into a Paleontology fan. Now look what you went and done. Good show.
Okay kinda sad Steve left, I wish him the best.
I didnt know he left...
Who the hell is steve??
Im eager to learn more about dinosaurs and im just happy learning about them , you guys made me enjoy learning again
Miss Steve? What happened to him?
Had to wake up in the middle of the night to watch this video.
WORTH IT!!!
“The chonkiest of these bois” that made my day.
Thank you Steve!
“the chonkiest of these bois were not messing around”
Always fascinating to see an American channel use images from an ankylosaurus in a museum in Frankfurt, Germany
4:50 "they are like tanks"
*begins lifting more weights*
"Who's the tank now???"