Jurassic World Explorers: WORLD’S BIGGEST T-REX! | Jurassic World
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- On this episode of Jurassic World Explorers, Coyote, Mark, and Mario team up with Jurassic World Franchise paleontologist Brian Switek, to take a look at the skeletal remains from some of the film’s most iconic dinosaurs. With the Chicago Field Museum’s Hall of Dinosaurs as their prehistoric themed backdrop, we travel from the Jurassic and into the Cretaceous, where ultimately the team gets an exclusive visit with SUE. Hailing as the biggest, best-preserved and most complete T-Rex skeleton ever unearthed, the team is granted special access to film the skeleton while its new exhibit is under construction. We are proud to announce that SUE’s new exhibit within the museum’s Griffin Halls of Evolving Planet will officially be open to the public beginning Friday, December 21, 2018.
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Get ready, we are about to see the WORLD’S BIGGEST T-REX!
Special thanks to Brian Switek for bringing his dinosaur expertise to this episode.
For more information, visit his website: www.brianswitek.net/
Special thanks to the Chicago Field Museum and its incredible staff for hosting the Jurassic World Explorers. To share its scientific and educational mission, The Field welcomes visitors from all over the world every year.
Extra special thanks to: Angelica Lasala, Brandon Peecook and Bill Simpson
For more information, visit their website: www.fieldmuseum.org
This video includes movie footage from the Jurassic World franchise. Viewer discretion advised!
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" Hi I'm coyote Peterson and I'm about to enter the chomp zone of a T-Rex" I can see it now if they were alive.
"Hi I'm MrBeast and I will resurrect the extinct dinosaurs and if you can survive a Trex's jaws you get One Million" -MrBeast in 2029
Whats up it's ya boy Ksi olajdeBT, and Imma knock out a t rex with just one punch to the face fam!
Hi very confident that u like my rex too haha
I just now realized I wasn’t watching Brave Wilderness
Same lol
Lmao me too 🤣
Gonna enter the sting zone with a wild Stegosaurus!
lmao same
Lol
Sue: *Exists*
Scotty: "I'm sorry, little one..."
You do realize that scotty and sue are about the same size right?
Scotty is a few feet taller and longer
@@GG-wp5do No they aren't.
Scotty is about a meter bigger
To bad sue is no longer the largest but it is the largest female Rex
11:15 i love how the guy on the right is feeling so uncomfortable when coyote drops his catchphrase
I didnt pick up on that. Seemed a little uncomfortable on camera to me
Living in Chicago, it's such a great opportunity to have such a fantastically preserved fossil specimin in your own city. Working downtown as a tour guide especially gives me the opportunity to talk about Sue and others (albeit briefly) to people from all over the world. If you ever plan on visiting our fair Second City, I'd highly reccomend the Field Musuem for all of it's wonderful and historic marvels! Can't wait to see her new exhibit!! Thanks Coyote and the rest of the Brave Wilderness team! Continue with the great content!
Well guess what sue is no longer the biggest t rex ever discovered scotty now holds that title so now this skeleton is not as fantastic
Cubs or Sox?
@@JesusGomez-ob2qt It’s still the biggest Tyrannosaurus Rex found in the U.S
@@PatandSponge
T rex in the jurassic world 3 dominions New movie in June 10 2022 welcome to explores
"I'm Coyote Peterson, and i'm about to enter the bite zone with Tyrannosaurus Rex"
"Are you ready?"
"One"
"Two"
"Three"
"ARGHHHHHH!!!"
Frex FromMY mark: are you ok
Mark: Are you okay?
Coyote: Yea Im fine!
Also coyote: Dies
"Do you want to set up base camp or Buffet" that is my favorite scene
Dinosaurs are awesome
I know right ;)
I went to that museum in 2015. Good times :D
I remember seeing Jurassic Park(very 1st one) at the movies when it came out. Cgi was just getting real good and it was amazing to see what the dinos looked like
Sue and Scotty: We are so huge!
Victoria: Haha ok buddy
mor 008: im you
woooh 3rd episode! this seems like it will be the best yet!
7:07 it looks like t rexes were natural fat lol
Lord Frieza they were definitely more fleshy. Now thought to not have feathers at all and actually have lips. No teeth sticking out.
Lord Frieza More like pure bulk and muscle. These things were built like brick houses.
@@GimmieTheJimmie yea I dont mean they ate a lot of curse this thing had many muscles because...look at this thing its massive
@@vipervirus081 but reptiles dont have lips.......but you never know
T-rex was thicc.
Sues not the biggest T Rex anymore, Scotty found in Saskatchewan is both larger and older.
Yes
They are oversized in movies as well
Even the biggest trexs are just a bit smaller than the oversized movie ones same with triceratops
@@GotamaFusion I don't know man, 9 tons estimated for scotty is huge
Semi-TTS Keep in mind though, we’ve only found 50 or so T. rex specimens. Obviously there were more than 50 Trex back in the day. It’s not crazy to think there were T. rex that grew just as large or even larger than the one we see in Jurassic Park (Which is 44ft long 17feet tall). I genuinely think there existed bigger Trex that beat even Scotty found in Canada (42ft)
The Tyrant Saurians* will always be My Favorite. Rex will forever be King to me.
*Saurians: a Paleontological term to replace Lizard in dinosaur nomenclature, as most dinosaurs are not Lizards.
r/boneappletea
@@ShimoJT almost commented the same thing XP
Spinosaurus fan :)
Tyrannosaurus*
Well T.Rex is the strongest thing that ever walked on two legs so it's the King of the Dinosaurs no matter what. also it's the biggest thing that even walked on two legs , I know Spinosaurus , Giganotosaurus and Carcharadontosaurus are longer than T.Rex but Carchara is the 2th biggest and T.Rex is at least 2 tons heavier than Carcharadontosaurus , and Spinosaurus's weight is not even half the T.Rex's weight. (Spinosaurus 3-5 tons and T.Rex (sue) 9-14 tons , also Scientists believe that the T.Rex can grow up to 15 meters long because why the heck not ? also it's Tyrannosaurus not Tyrant Saurians (if you didn't meant the Tyrannosaurids.)
I live in Chicago 😆😆😆. So happy to see my city on the show.
Thanks Coyote, that was a fantastic video. Planning to visit in April.
Q: Why can't you hear a pterodactyl using the bathroom?
A: Because the 'p' is silent
You’re welcome
Insert slow clap
Wow
Wow
*Slow clap has just entered the chat*
Everyone literally knows that joke.
This is so cool! I actually got to see Sue about 3 years ago and it was amazing 😊
I’ve been to the Chicago field museum like 3 months ago in August and saw Sue in construction now I see it updated in this vid YAY
I love watching you,mario, and mark just all excited to see Jurassic age 💜💜😹
Choooob chooob eeeeyoooth bakachooooth
Merry Christmas Everyone AND A Happy NEW year🎀🎄🎁🎁🎀💖⛄⛄⛄
Ice Storm bit early but back at you
Ice Storm thank you and you too merry Christmas and a happy new year😊😊😊😊
I can't believe in that I've never went to the museum ever so cool!!!!
Stfu
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Coyote : how would you imagine on getting stepped on by that foot?
GUY: I'd rather not....
Lmaooo trueeee
Gotta be one of my most favorite Dinosaurs ever, I love the T-Rex.
Hey! I was there a few weeks ago! I’m a local and love that the museum gets the attention it deserves! My favorite exhibit in the museum has to be the hall of gems, and the hall of jade!
Looks like that T rex is BOIing coyote
I went there yesterday and i loved it! It was so cool we learned all about her and saw her her real bones. I love sue
I love the Jurassic World Explorers series.
If I had a T-Rex as a pet I would name him Happy boy.
I would do t-rexster
I AM THE SUPREME LOVER OF THE DILOPHOSAURUS!
Same
No, I am
Same. I played a game where you can chooose between 4 dinosaurs Raptor, Compsognathus, Oviraptor, and Dilophosaurus. I chose Dilophosaurus and ever since I loved it.
Dilos are useless af
@@port8903 Dilos can spit posion
I've seen her a couple of times in that museum!!! I want to go back there someday!!!
Isn’t that so cool? Touching an allosaurus bone that has been broken by a stegosaurs, I mean that has to be the coolest thing ever. Just touching something that is 125 MILLIONS old is still special!
what is a stegosaurus favorite way to sing
stegato
Sue is my favorite dinosaur at the museum!
Wow eso estuvo increiblemente asombroso 🤩🤩🤩 wow me encantó ❤
Boy I love Jurassic world yooo!!!!!
T-Rex is the most popular dino!!
#JurassicWorld
Portuguese MGTOW if ww 2 did not happen spinosaurus would be the most popular dinosaur.
*Insert scene from jp3 of Spino killing the rex.*
@@desertfox1575 ikr
I Was Just Playing Jurassic World Evolution For 2-3 Hours
CreeperMaster45 it’s a real fun game! Just needs a bit improvement but overall it’s brilliant!
@@TeaGamingPanda well jwe is a bad game sadly :c, but prehistoric kingdom looks promising.
@@kylorenn9456 JWE is an excellent and amazing game, even of you don't like it.
Watching this video while sipping some coffee from my SUE t rex mug 🦖
His fave part about the trike is the poop lol
Dino amezing
This might a bit of a stretch but do you think it’s possible that the plates also allowed other abilities? It’s shape would be very good at tracking wind direction and possibly even speed. This may have allowed it to predict storms to a degree (though this is probably unlikely).
Going along this idea, if they catch wind draft then they could also probably catch sounds too. Is it possible that these helped them sense vibrations or hear things? (Sense bones in our ears help allow us to hear, and it’s known you can hear through your bones just as Beethoven did).
Even if stegosaurus was possibly warm blooded, elephants still use their ears for body temp control. They may fan their ears to cool off but they use them as solar panels to heat up too. So I think it’s possible for the plates too (in a more passive way though).
Saying that, large ears means very good hearing. This is true and has been proven for many many species living today. Which brings me back to what I said before:
Is it possible the plates could have helped senses and awareness of surrounds and possible danger? (Even as a passive skill?)
I don’t doubt their use for protection or display. This is characteristic is also seen in deer, chameleons, and many other living animals. Triceratops frills and horns were obviously for protection of the neck and for attacking as well as possible display and identification. Thus it wouldn’t be surprising if the plates (as well as spikes) helped protect the vulnerable and exposed backs or stegosaurs. Though I also think it’s possible, the the possibilities mentioned here are all true rather than just one being right (based on what I just said.)
It was awesome to watch this.
So interesting to see when you see them standing next to the skeletons how interesting it is the universe constructed these forms and relatively how much our own structure is resembling theirs.
Others: “What’s your favorite animal?”
Me: “ummmmmm... dinosors.....”
Others: *WTF*
Is it illegal to combine t-Rex bones together to get 100% t-Rex?🦖
No, that's done all the time in dinosaur paleontology since it's very rare to get a 100% skeleton of anything. So what paleontologists will do is combine pieces of other specimens to fill in the blanks. They do this along with mirroring things like ribs and limb bones. They sometimes also fill in the gaps using bones from related species when they either find a new species of just haven't found a complete enough specimen of a given species.
Just to be clear though, when talking about combing bones they don't literally mix and match from different specimens. What they'll do is make copies of missing bones based on the matching bone(s) from another specimen to fill in the gap, you can usually tell when they've done that because the missing bone, or even gap in the bone, is a slightly different, but noticeable colo.
Coyote:this is the strongest bites in the world
Gets million of world records
Rexy was actually based on Sue, this is why she’s so large in the films. If you lot think Rexy is oversized, well you’re wrong because her size is referring to the largest Tyrannosaurus ever discovered which is Sue.
I love Sue. But I thought Trix was More complete and larger. Trix still has the vestigial Third hand and an intact nostril bone
Trix is actually the third most complete t-rex skeleton with it being about 75 to 80 percent complete. Her size varies in estimation from 39.5 ft to 41 ft. This estimation instead of actually having a confirmed length like Sue, is probably due to the fact parts of Sue and another t-rex specimen, Stan, were used to replicate other pieces that were not found originally. It is the oldest T-rex specimen, believed to of lived up to more then thirty years, which was found out by using a X-ray micro-tomography, which can be done without damaging the bones, and a very small hole drilled in the fibula to allow comparison with the results of the X-ray based technique.
argetlam350 I’ve seen Stan! His my profile pic :3.
Bryce McKenzie Yeah, it’s really hard to visualize how big someone/something is in skeletal form. Picture Andre the Giant without all his flesh, he definitely wouldn’t look as big.
Bryce McKenzie the only thing that I didn’t like in the video was how they said a trex could go up to 25 miles even though their bones would shatter if that happened.
Trix are for kids
nice videos :D
YESSSS I LOVE JURASSIC PARKKKJKKK
I can wait for Jurassic World 3
1:16 Imma try to guess what dinosaur that is
Hmmmmmm....
Herrerosaurus?
Dromaeosaurus
i love dinosaurs , even though I'm a girl ......... and of course Sue the T Rex
Same
I need to go there!!! Sue is beautiful
I love that place I go there often
Last time I went there they had a Jurassic World exhibit
It's almost Christmas :D Who is excited??
Btw Im a small UA-camr
Not really excited :(
Not me I lost the Christmas spirit
To be honest I'm broke might lose my apartment but keeping my head up
I am also a small UA-camr and I’m excited!!
Kinda random for a video about dinos?
*insert funny T-rex joke here*
@denis Puljek he says when you gotta go you gotta go you idiot
@@Its_Me_Romano its a joke you idiot
Its_Me_Romano _ you idiot, it’s a joke.
Its_Me_Romano _ r/woooosh
Why did the T-Rex not pass his eye exam? Because he can't see straight.
Man i love the field museum. I live over there so i go there all the time
Yes! Actual theories, facts ,and biology of dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures!
Man, i've searched long and hard for a trex specimen that isn't on a 3 foot pedestal. I want to gauge how tall this thing was without the added height of a museum pedestal. It's frustrating because all of my sources say that Sue was 3.7 meters tall at the hip, but It doesn't look like the museum specimen is even close to that tall. Also, jurassic parks portrayal of T rex is said to be accurate, but it's pretty obvious (looking at the scene in at 8:44 when the t-rex foot engulfs a person) that they've grossly inflated it's size too. It's sad, I just want to see the animal represented accurately.
i know!!!!!
When you’re there the perspective is much different, it’s a massive skeleton
9:03 How's containing 224 of the 321 bones "90% complete" though? It's more like 70%...
Yes! Its brave wilderness.
Awesome
The Jurassic World franchise?
I think you mean the Jurassic Park franchise.
No its the jurassic franchise
Any Therizinosaurus fans out there?
*who am I kidding... Most people only know about dinosaurs that were in Jurassic Park...*
Or ark survival
Mr long arms him self? :p i know bro. I wanted to be a paleotologist all my life but wasn't very good at school. Any others you wanna try to stump me on?
Giant tickle turkey
@Matthew Masonson being a dinosaur wiz is really hard... Half the time people have no clue what you're taking about...
I can seriously walk into a crowd, and ask them all if they know what a Unayasaur is, and nobody would know what it is...
@@robertchop7493 okay, here's some trivia, what dinosaur's name means "Meat Eating Bull"?
I can’t believe it. You went there!!!!!!
I spent almost 13:00 minutes of this...i actually found this entertaining
Concavanator is the best and has the coolest names
Its_Me_Romano _ Yeah hopefully it makes a live appearance in JW3
but sadly its not too famous
King Wazz it made an appearance in the Lockwood manor in fallen kingdom, though I assume you mean a live appearence (every dinosaur in the Lockwood manor display was once alive)
It has the coolest name but not the best name and it is not the best dinosaur
I love Veliocraptor!
Yes... The 3 foot tall chicken with teeth...
(Please don't be offended, I'm trying to make a joke...)
P
That’s why I love dinosaurs and my top favorite the T-REX 🦖
Mighty Wolf One I I I'm 'm Lmm m Lmm
I love this video
Who else clicked on the ad because they saw coyote Peterson ????
Théâtres lakay radio caraïbes
Yeah same
Nick Olivier Augustin joye mujeres oye mujer
me
My school took a field trip and we saw sue i was 7 or 8 and she is pretty big they asked so many questions but i got them all right the started calling me dinosaur expert ❤❤❤❤
Claudia Correa I also got to see SUE about 3 years ago. It was amazing!
I've seen a copy of Stan's skeleton at the Museum of Natural History of Milano, Italy. Not as big as Sue, but still very thrilling to be in his presence.
I've never actually seen a dinosaur skeleton IRL... But since I'm a dinosaur wiz, I'd give anything to see one...
T.rex fan all the way, the Jurassic park T.rex overcame every dinosaurs documenatry on T.rex look!
This is the best video
Today's my birthday
My condolences
Oh cool my birthday is soon too!
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday!
I am going to be a paleontologist. My favorite dinosaur is the dakotaraptor.
I'm planning on being a paleontologist as well... My favorite dinosaur has to be Therizinosaurus...
@@theonlyshinyumbreon RT have hu
Carnatourus is #1!
Then you should play saurian a game on steam it has your favorite dinosaur.
Raven Knight I have Saurian but whatever I do its unplayable lag
JURASSIC WORLD is the BEST
I just LOVE dinosaurs 🦖
T. rex will always be my main favorite.
I love jurassic world and blue from jurassic world!
I love it
Amazing fossil of T-rex!
EXCELLENT VIDEO OF THOSE SKELETONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WAIT BRAVE WILDERNESS!!!!!!!1111
This is epic. Just believe that all of this in front of you 😣
OMG no way. I was there 12/15/18. No way I saw SUE the biggest T-Rex ever found it was Epic
Sue is no longer the biggest t rex Skelton as of 2019
Dinossaurs are awesome
I’m happy Coyote Peterson got a chance to be with Jeff Goldblum on Conan and do Jurassic World/Park stuff!
Yay Chicago field museum best place ever 😛😛
Princes Fall in Love with the village girl
Actually when he said that what is your favorite Dinosaur I can say that my favorite Dinosaur is allosaurus
lol my favorite scene is where they dug through dinosaur poop😂😂😂
Sue is the best
"I'm Coyote Peterson... and today I'm getting bitten by a Tyrannosaurus Rex"
That triceratops bone is smooth
I think this sort of series with Coyote could have been a great opportunity for the Jurassic franchise to be more scientifically accurate, Like back in the days JP wantend to show the dinosaurs as accurately as possible with the knowledgde they had. So, for the first movies I think you can defend the 'inaccuracies' (I love the movies). tho I find it weird that they genetically enginered broken wrists for the dinosaurs, but at the time of JP of course they didn't know.
JW however.. Opportunity missed with coyote.
Edit: btw I love Coyote too
Breathtaking is coyotes favorite word
such a cool vid
I visited sue and the other dinosaurs twice at the museum!!! and now I hope to go back one day and take more pictures too!!!!!