5 Giant Prehistoric Bugs Most Lethal of the Prehistory.

PREHISTORIC BUGS!
Prehistory. Not only it was known by the imposing dinosaurs that ruled the earth at those times, but there is also a little-known group and which was as deadly as dinosaurs.

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[Kirisakishinji]

I like how the 0 is always the craziest thing in the video👍

[Lonely_Hokage]

1 archimylacris giant roach 0:46
2 Pseudopulex jurassicus giant flea 1:42
3 meganeura 2:50
4 Megarachne 3:52
5 pulmonoscorpius 4:53
bonus arthropleura 6:04

[XaeeD]

0. Arthropleura was herbivorous, this has been agreed upon for a long time. You said it might have been predatory, and that it had sharp, powerful jaws. However, no mouthparts are actually known for Arthropleura, which probably means that they weren't strong enough structures to fossilize, which (contrary to your information) means it did not have powerful jaws to begin with, but delicate structures instead. Also, fossilized plant material has been found in its gut area, as well as in its coprolites (fossilized shit). Getting these things wrong makes me wonder where you get your information from, as this is readily available online or in any relevant book which features Carboniferous organisms. Arthropleura certainly is impressive, but it's obviously not the most dangerous extinct insect.

1. For as far as I know, Pulmonoscorpius is known from a single specimen from Schotland, although I might be wrong. The 70cm long fossil is quite lovely, almost complete and definitely nightmarish. Not much is known about it, though. You added 30cm to its length for dramatic effect, but realistically, its body was probably more like 35cm long, with another 35 for the tail. I think its pincers are very noticable, they're extremely slender for its overall size. The tail seems quite thick though, which normally means that the critter is highly venomous. Fascinating animal.

2. Which spider are you talking about? You didn't provide a name. I think you're referring to Megarachne servinei, as you used a shot from Walking with Monsters, I think. Megarachne servinei isn't a spider, and this too has been known for years. Just a case of mistaken identity. The fossil actually belonged to a eurypterid. It's kind of funny how you're saying it's as big as a human hand, it made burrows covered with cobwebs, and that it could kill humans... while the creature you're discussing isn't a real animal at all. Lot's of fantasy and imagination going on there, lol. Unless you want to provide us with the name of the spider you're referring to??

3. Meganeuropsis isn't just the largest flying insect of all time, it's the largest known (true) insect, period. You added 10 cm to its largest known wingspan and almost doubled its body length. I mean, come on man, what's with the exagerated (false) information? Just say it like it is, why make everything larger than it already is? I bet you lie about your penis-size too. Just kidding. These were griffinflies by the way, not dragonflies.

4 & 5 A flea and a roach. Whatever. A roach can't survive beheading. Well, not really. The body will remain alive but because it lacks the head, it's not going to be doing much, and they would still require food (kinda hard to feed if you lack a head), so they'd just starve and die.

[LadyLubdan]

The cockroach was the worst. I can deal with snakes, spiders, scorpions... But roaches freak me out. Roaches and maggots. I would rather have a cobra crawl into my lap than have a roach touch me with its little feelers... *gag* I've been bitten by a snake (a copperhead) and its still preferable to having a roach crawl on my foot. Ive had pet rats and spiders. Ive literally wrestled with a damn mountain lion and its still less freaksome than a roach...

[DestroyerGamingHD]

When I was a kid I saw a massive dragonfly, like the length of my cat. Still haven't seen one nearly as big /:

[lordbahamut]

The spider in the beginning of the video was like you wanna fight bitch!?

[Rinifi]

It's not rising carbon dioxide levels that we should worry about, it's rising oxygen levels.

[thebikerrex]

Arthropleura was definately a herbivore as fern fossils have been found in their digestive track. Not to say they weren't omnivores but using modern day millipedes its most likely they were herbivores.

[Nick_yt]

4:14
Him: as big as a human hand, maybe bigger
Coconut crab: Hold my beer

[tonysalazar]

cool bring them back. I need some of those little creepy things for Halloween decorations lol. it would make my kids greatest time.

[dominickaplan]

Could you please make also a video with the biggest prehistoric arthropods ?

[legendarygrimlock]

Thats it dinosaurs and everything before and after them Rock!

[Slager]

lmao "a bulletproof shell"
I'll get Matt from Demolition Ranch to disprove that...

[opalthediloalt]

5. Icky but cool
4. HELP! I HAVE A GIANT VIDEO GAME ANIMAL ON ME FROM THE CARBONIFEROUS OR SOMETHING!
3. Yeah, it's a bigger dragonfly but it won't ruin a holiday, in fact it would be cool to find one.
2. *shivers* it's... it's... it's A freaking SPIDER! HELP!
1. OH GOSH! That's terrifyingly huge.
0. Oh, it's a herbivore... not scary, I recanise
Arthroplura: hear, let me teach you what loosening your armor is. *spits asid*
Me: your a herbivore, y u do dis
Arthroplura: ONLY I CAN HAVE STRONG ARMOR!
Me: hay, your the carnivorous inaccurate version from ark survival evolved!
Arthroplura: HA! Welcome the ARK, the place where players come to test their skills.
Me: oh...

[WindowsFanatic]

If these giant insects lived today, 6.6 inches is enough to scare the heck out of me.

[moisesdanielalvarado]

I was really interested with the big Spider

[sopheapsrey]

TOP
1DADDYLONGLEG THE SPIDER
2GIANT CENTIPEDE
3GIANT MELIPEDE
4MOTHRA THE GIGANTIC MOTH
5GIANT SCORPION

[otissmith]

Hay the top man awesome video
Am loving it ur fan Otis here 👆👆

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[RayAkuma]

If you would compare the meganeura with the dragonfly, you could say, they are less harmful. Why? Because if it is that big, you could punch it down midair.

[brandonlrushman]

Bruh! Dragon flies are getting huge! 😳🐉