The Time When Sharks Were The Least Of Your Worries

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Some 150,000,000 Years Ago, before the Bull Shark, the Great White, or the Megalodon, there was... the Pliosaurus

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0:00 Ocean is Pretty Chill Compared To The Past
0:35 The Most Terrifying Looking Group Of Marine Predators?
1:25 Liopleurodon Is Not The Jaws Of The Jurassic.. This Is
2:13 Discovery & Closest Living Relative
3:03 A Family Named “Sea Murderers”
4:00 The 10+ Species Of Pliosaurus
5:06 Giant Body Size
6:16 Giant Jaws & Blade Like Teeth
7:10 A Bite Stronger Than The T. Rex’s?
8:26 What It Hunted
9:30 Big Ol Flippers
10:22 Bizarre Similarities With Great Whites
11:30 Great Smell & Eyesight
12:02 Internal ‘Armor’ & Extreme Longevity
12:50 Widespread Distribution & Habitat
13:16 Animals It Lived With
13:50 Other Coexisting Marine Predators
14:43 An Odd/Mysterious Disappearance

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It's funny to me how different all these names sound but then just translate to "more lizard". Like the scientists got bored of all these big lizards and just were like "eeeh ... more lizard".

shroomyk

Why is it still at 38 years old I can't hear Liopleurodon without instantly hearing it said in the guys from Charlie the Unicorn voices. "It's a Liopleurodon Charlie! A magical Liopleurodon!"

CartoonHero

I find it funny that people were disappointed when Liopluerodon from Walking With Dinosaurs was smaller than they thought, and then that was when Predator X, aka Pliosaurus funkei, was found and basically revived those dreams of a giant pliosaur that terrorized the oceans. Funny how paleontology works.

(P.S I know about Sachiasaurus and how it’s larger than Predator X, but I was just referencing the media attention Pliosaurus funkei got from it was called Predator X.)

dragodracon

The new actual size of the liopleurodon never gets any easier to hear, despite me knowing about it for years now. That was my favourite episode of Walking With Dinosaurs when I was a kid, and I have a very vivid memory of watching it on vhs while suffering from chicken pox lol.

Malus

Perfect, I was planning on staying awake for another 16 minutes and 14 seconds.

CJ

This is proof that a fear of the ocean isn’t irrational

Phaser-xv

Finally. A video talking about pliosaurs currently. They are extremely underrated

Aorun

It's crazy how small liopleurodon is now compared to the old documentary estimate

Blackflame-yd

Magical Liopleurodon, I want a mountain of candy.

LeftyScaevola

As a huge Liopleurodon fan growing up i’m gonna need a second to recover from this, that boy was my GOAT

skypred

last time i was this early, the liopleurodon was still the magical kind, and it showed us the way...

thatguywesmaranan

The Great White Shark is without a doubt more intelligent than its cousin the Mako. GWS can be likened to Poodle intelligence, a special fish, set apart from the rest. Interesting to note that most all fish have doglike intelligence. When I had a huge saltwater reef tank, they grew to remember me and beg for food, but when a stranger entered the room, they would all dart behind the corals and peer out at the strange human

ManiacsSon

Marine crocodiles (Thalattosuchians) deserve their own video. I think they are underrated.

Yeti-xw

I still won't forget the Predator X vs. Megalogon videos

malekat

These monsters didn't even have to be the biggest of the bunch to be terrifying. Anything with a head roughly the size of a human is nightmare fuel.

lando