The Most Unique Prehistoric Creature Discoveries

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[toddzillasimon]

Love your vids Katrina and David. From NB Canada!

[jenniferbalesteri]

Wow! Absolutely love this topic! So interesting! Love you David…Hi!❤💕🐈🐆🐈‍⬛🐾😻🙏

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Katrina and David..!! Wow, that news about a fossilized dinosaur egg is just amazing..!!

[toddzillasimon]

1st like and comment. Wow what great timing! Lol 🙈

[Helicard]

The (/) in MP/h or KP/h is redundant as the P already stands for Per.

[jesseriley]

According to my two kids at nine and eleven years old Im 😊a forty eight year old ❤fossil 😅🎉

[YaePublishing]

Just like we have tradewinds & other strange wind currents today, perhaps 50M yrs ago there were huge cases of this that blew insects/seeds all over the Earth.

[mikehazel]

Perhaps these animals and plants that ended up on different continents around the world with seemingly no way to get across. What if these plants and animals existed before the continents split up. But that's just my theory and I am no scientist.

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina and David have a great week 😍

[jasoncrawford]

Trade winds like today storm systems Carry dust from the African continent and it holds dust that fertilizes the Amazon

[culls]

I love the creature videos I support those videos and only those videos i’m still trying to find fossils, but once I kept something that was a oval rack It had the lines some straight down and across it, looked like a dinosaur rock and that was cool

[osmosisjones]

Nanotyranous looks like it's a decent of alosaurus

[paulespinoza]

I wonder if the Sabre Tooth Tiger of old didn't develop those teeth because either their prey had thicker skin at that time or their prey had been larger than themselves.

[ahomaiju]

What if they used wind currents like albatross does. Not flapping it wings much but travel with wind? Came to mind quick...

[osmosisjones]

Maybe there was another continent between the two huge continent

[wbh]

Confused on the giant sauropod that was 60 million years old. Did the Yucatan asteroid not drop 65 million years ago wiping out most of the dinosaurs. Being one of the largest ever I'm sure it would have been one of those that did go extinct pretty quick.

[Styleswin]

Some bugs lay eggs on their host making them a carrier of sorts. Perhaps these giant ants where similar in that aspect

[plastic.furball]

maybe the ants are a lots older than they think, like when all the of Europe and US was connected as one big continent, that would explain why they are found all over the world

[Kathy-ff]

If regular ants can get together and float on water I 🤔 the big ones can do it too😊

[randallbarton]

Bugs the size of birds....trade winds...birds manage. Extreme distances all the time so....go figure.🤔🤨😐✌️