Dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous - ReYOUniverse

Was life on Earth ever like a fairy tale? Perhaps if you go back a hundred million years ago, in the Cretaceous period. How else to call the mysterious impenetrable thickets of lush forests and ferns taller than a person? And most importantly, the absolutely unimaginable monsters that roamed these thickets?
We know that dinosaurs lived there. And at the end of the Cretaceous period, the ancient reptiles reached their highest peak. For example, scientists from the University of California counted 2.5 billion tyrannosaurs over the entire period of their existence. These dinosaurs are considered the most aggressive and successful predators of all time. But there were also dinosaurs with horns, hooves, duck beaks, huge crests on their heads, and bizarre bone collars on their necks, not to mention thousands of teeth. Some of them may even have emitted flames from their nostrils like fire-breathing dragons. However, this scientific hypothesis hasn't yet been proven.
Well, scientists have no doubts about the monstrous size of some reptiles. In China's northern province of Hebei, a group of paleontologists has unearthed about 4,300 dinosaur footprints. There were leg prints that reached several meters! This is a bit less than a Ford Focus car. According to scientists, the giants were over 15 meters (50 feet) long. Just like a railroad car! But there’s so much more that dinosaurs could surprise us with!
Which of them were similar to chimeras that seemed to be several creatures at the same time? Why did one of the dinosaurs need horrendous meter-long claws like Freddy Krueger? And which of the flying reptiles had a wingspan that reached the height of a two-story building?
We invite you to immerse yourself in the incredible ancient world of the Cretaceous period. And get to know who inhabited the Earth during the last brightest era of dinosaurs.
Dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous.
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[ryv]

How camera man survived while capturing those dinosaurs?

[keithakehurst]

I turned off when you said some of them breathed fire..

[palantir]

Why do you call them monsters? They are just animals doing their thing.

[kornchaiwongkiat]

This video 100% has AI generated script lol

[oobrocks]

I’ll bet one a billion $, no dinosaur “emitted fire from their noses”

[Theorex]

I have never heard of Hadrosaurs breathing fire or eating fish, is there something I missed?

[timothyirwin]

Hadrosaur looking for small aquatic prey at 17:58 and catching a fish for dinner at 18:15? It was a HERBIVORE! Who wrote this nonsense? Turn off time.

[precursors]

He finally learned how to pronounce "Cretaceous"
"Custaceous" was too funny to take serious

[zepfzoooutdooradventures]

So we're talking about a predatory Cretaceous cockroach, but then he starts showing completely unrelated living insects like stinkbugs and emerging mosquitos. ?!?!?!? Why does not just show living cockroaches.

[kelleywade]

It's easy to call something a monster, especially if it is bigger than you, hungry, and would like to know what you feel like impaled upon it's teeth.

[ChrundleTGreat]

These intellectual insects must’ve been educated by the Jurassic Park movies.

[bhushanms]

I think Dinosaurs are most fascinating Creature to study and learn bout

[ClearsightAltAccount]

Was any research even done while making this video? Firstly, pterosaurs and mosasaurs are not dinosaurs. Secondly, do you actually think that some dinosaurs breathed fire.

[Kevinnal]

I remember playing Ark Survival Evolved for the first time and the most I hated Dino for me is Theri. Seeing a creature standing like a human with big claws is terrifying.

[michaelcox]

Hadrosaurs did not have the kind of teeth needed to go fishing. But one of many errors...

[_robustus_]

Fire breathing? That’s some proper flat earther type shite.

[ISAFMobius]

Didn't Tyrannosaurs and Velociraptor live on separate continents? They would've never encountered each other

[raylopez]

With such huge animals there must have been lots of plants, and given both CO2 levels were much higher than today and it was warmer, it kind of makes sense. Teaming with life. Or dinosaurs were rather more cold-blooded like birds and were not as active everyday. As the narrator says, after a big meal perhaps they slept for a week or more like some snakes do.

[robbybee]

those Velociraptors killed Jarjar Binks

[czg]

a cameo appearance by Raquel Welch would've made this documentary more exciting.