The Ancient Creatures That Are EATING Humans | PREHISTORIC EMERGENCE

AZUNStudios Channel: @Azun2099

In todays video we go over a newer analog horror called Prehistoric Emergence. In this series prehistoric animals are appearing from newly made holes inside caves and the ocean. These animals are becoming an increasing threat over time as they are destroying the ecosystem and even attacking humans. But where did these animals actually come from? Why did they appear now? And what are they trying to escape from?

0:00 Intro
0:59 PREHISTORIC EMERGENCE Episode 1
10:47 PREHISTORIC EMERGENCE Episode 2
21:09 Thoughts/Outro

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[Azun]

I’m honored to be featured on your channel! I enjoyed seeing your reactions to the videos. I’ve always wanted to do Ocean Horror. My first attempt was making a video about zombie sharks but I decided to scrap it and work on prehistoric emergence as I saw more potential with that idea.

[huntini]

The paleontology nerd in me is crying at the prehistoric inaccuracies of these creatures, but the dino nerd in me is loving this concept. This is so sick, finally a dinosaur analog horror!

[i]

“Dunleostius was the worlds first apex predator.” Anomalcaris crying in the corner

[DerpyPotato]

Sorry, but the Dunklosteus description had me laughing when it said "the best way to survive an encounter is to practice the following. Avoidance." That's just hilarious

[jfz]

As a ark survival evolved player I am very happy to see a horror series on some of the prehistoric oven creatures that’s scared me when I was younger

[ariwolf]

The audio from the hole is the popular "scientifically acurate T-Rex sound" that's been going around a lot of obscure dinosaur horror tiktoks lately. I think that means some big dinos are on the way. 👁

[madamemimsy]

As excited as I am to see even inaccurate info based prehistoric horror, I'm a little sad that most of the images are AI or just taken from other artists animations...

[barnie]

Fun fact! The ancient whale’s actual size is just an estimate as we haven’t completed its entire body structure! Some theorize that it could be much larger.

[karmachan]

Love this! But the only negative thing I did not support was the A.I images…. I’m not a fan of A.I, and I don’t support a.i making videos and art and stuff, I love it when creators make the images themselves but overall the analog was good 👍

[youtubeguy]

2:36 the dunkleosteus is my friends favourite prehistoric fish and I saw it in a museum once!

[WelcomeMyWurld]

20:40 I have heard that roar before.
That’s the accurate T-Rex sound and is FUCKING HORRIFYING

[MillerProko]

20:47 thats what the actual tyrannosaurus rex sounds like

[SSD_Penumbra]

The best part about the series is that, while having dinosaurs come back, they're not actively hunting people. They're behaving like animals would.

[amicaniiya]

5:24 the fact that they just ignored the existence of the radiodonta is upsetting me. They may have only been a few dozen centimeters long (largest species, a filter-feeder, reached up to 2m) and looked like freaky shrimp, but they are the true first apex predator among animals.
give some more love to non-vertebrate animals, please. They'd actually make for great horror creatures because many already look alien enough, maybe adjust the size a bit and you've got a terrifying entity. Imagine the horror of a giant bobbit worm, suddenly shooting out of the ocean floor and snapping a boat clean in half with its mandibles...

[marymaza]

*After Ep.1:* "Welp, we'll be safe if we just stay on solid ground." *After Ep.2:* "Son of a--!"

[mathewslukas]

DUDE
I remember seeing this video in my recommended when it first came out.
the footage used for the creatures were from a lot of old dino documentaries that I grew up watching so this was awesome to see day one.
glad you are checking it out and also bringing episode 2 to my attention since I had no clue that it came out.

[ilovej]

I’m supposed to writing an essay but the grind never stops

[silverryder]

Loving the Dunklosteus representation. I feel like they're under appreciated

[eross_hearts]

Did you know there is a part in Australia that is banned from all human life because there are prehistoric bugs living in a cave

[OfficialAndroid-]

Inaccuracies I've immediately spotted(not many, this video is surprisingly accurate)
-Anomolacaris is the first apex predator, not Dunkleosteus
-Mosasaurus is 25 ft long, not 50
-Megalania was renamed to Verranus a decade earlier, but Megalania sounds cooler so its fine tbh
-Megalodon really only hunted large cetaceans, seals, and itself. Sharks and Whales would be the main ones at threat rather than the entire ocean since predators aren''t nearly as populated as their prey