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  • Опубліковано 17 гру 2017
  • A recent visit to the Field Museum to visit Sue the T-rex.
    We talk briefly about Sue the T-rex. Examine pathologies in her skeleton.
    A member of the Reptile Channel team has been a Sue the T-rex fanatic for a long while, and this was an opportunity to see the nearly complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton while it's still in the main exhibition hall. Sue will be moved to her own space next year.
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    Tyrannosaurus Rex Skull amzn.to/2kDJ2YI
    Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton (36") amzn.to/2zHuSgn
    Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth amzn.to/2yyRVbw
    Velociraptor Dinosaur Skull amzn.to/2zF5tG3
    Velociraptor Claw amzn.to/2jodwAM
    Velociraptor Slashing Claw amzn.to/2yyhJVg
    Other books on monitor lizards:
    National Geographic on lizards amzn.to/2zJcV0Z
    Lizards: Windows to the Evolution of Diversity amzn.to/2AGquht
    Above are pretty "jawsome" affiliate links of really cool stuff we bought or recommend and want to share with other enthusiasts of nature and lovers of science.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 39

  • @CrimsonDawn-ou4og
    @CrimsonDawn-ou4og 6 років тому +1

    Hi reptile channel! I love all your content! Because of you guys I'm beginning t love them more!

  • @TIMWReigo
    @TIMWReigo 6 років тому

    MY MOST LOVED AND FAVORITE DINOSAUR EVER !!!!!! HAVE AND ALWAYS WILL LOVE TYRANNOSAURUS REX!!!!!

  • @stevenscottoddballz
    @stevenscottoddballz 6 років тому +3

    01:53 "Her head alone weighs 6 tons." BUT the sign at 02:35 says that it weighs 600 pounds!

  • @PanTheraaPardus
    @PanTheraaPardus 6 років тому

    Sue, the most famous and most complete T. Rex model! You’re so lucky to see her! That would have been better if Rex was there... well, we can’t have everything! But Rex and all of you at Reptile Channel can and will have a Merry Christmas! (This is late but whatever :-) )

    • @ReptileChannel
      @ReptileChannel  6 років тому

      Sue was impressive! And Merry Christmas to you!

    • @PanTheraaPardus
      @PanTheraaPardus 6 років тому

      I’m sure she was, and Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year to all of you at Reptile Channel!

  • @Killerwhale-kp2fm
    @Killerwhale-kp2fm 6 років тому +1

    You should make a video about the Jurassic World the exhibition! I really like that ending!

  • @TheGodSkinApostle
    @TheGodSkinApostle 6 років тому +2

    Nice T-rex skeleton.

  • @LannyBurton
    @LannyBurton 6 років тому

    How did your channel grow so fast I swear u were at like 10k subs in the summer

  • @vesuvius115
    @vesuvius115 6 років тому

    It's amazing to see Sue because she has been the largest T-Rex found at around 12 meters, which when you look at just the skull, its horrifying cause they had a bite force of around 39,000 pounds, which would definitely kill a human today in one bite, even the evidence of healing from wounds that no animal today would survive like Sues broken ribs, or what happened to the discovery of one of the Allosaurs vertebrae, when it was hit so hard with a stegosaurus thagomizer, it punched a hole through the bone, cool video, which this was more of the prehistoric creatures of the past, and it was cool to see something different.

  • @Killerwhale-kp2fm
    @Killerwhale-kp2fm 6 років тому +1

    Btw, who's taking care of the reptiles!

  • @LannyBurton
    @LannyBurton 6 років тому

    I was there I saw Sue
    I have a magnet of her

  • @TGP_Inc.
    @TGP_Inc. 6 років тому

    I love the video.

  • @LannyBurton
    @LannyBurton 6 років тому

    Sorry I had to fix this "Her head alone weighs 6 tons" is what you said but I was there her head weighs 600lbs and if it weighed 6 tons than her head would be about 66% of her body weight sorry.

  • @TheHudsonRiveraPodcast
    @TheHudsonRiveraPodcast 6 років тому

    Cool

  • @boygirlness
    @boygirlness 6 років тому +1

    Sue had feathers.

    • @kingdedede9734
      @kingdedede9734 6 років тому

      Unikitty :3 you have your own show on cartoon network

    • @kingdedede9734
      @kingdedede9734 6 років тому +1

      Unikitty :3 also there is actually only one fossil of t rex skin in the world and also it proved that the t rex had scales

  • @gojirasaurusstudios1594
    @gojirasaurusstudios1594 6 років тому

    Life finds a way
    Rex and dino find mice

  • @TheHudsonRiveraPodcast
    @TheHudsonRiveraPodcast 6 років тому

    Omg ive been there

  • @italia189
    @italia189 2 роки тому

    Her head is NOT 6 tons. the whole t-rex weighs between - 8 to 9 tons. face palm.

  • @kaiplaygame6808
    @kaiplaygame6808 6 років тому

    how come it can’t run

  • @bulbasaurlife3512
    @bulbasaurlife3512 6 років тому +1

    first cuz why not

  • @gavinmarino2297
    @gavinmarino2297 6 років тому

    And first person to see the vid

  • @gavinmarino2297
    @gavinmarino2297 6 років тому +2

    I'm the first like

  • @JH_24303
    @JH_24303 6 років тому

    5th comment

  • @Xylluk
    @Xylluk 6 років тому +3

    2:48 nice teeth

  • @DChatc
    @DChatc 5 років тому

    Interesting how the best opportunity they got to make this channel somewhat 'educational' is just wholly neglected..
    Like seriously you couldn't do any voice overs on this? You couldn't make this seriously engaging? Sure it'd be in that annoying San Fernando accent but at least you'd be able to come out saying "wow, that was actually pretty interesting and puts shit into major perspective"..
    Heck, at least you'd be able to get away sounding smart calling the t Rex there "maneater!"..
    Facepalm..