What Do We Know About Dinosaurs?

How deadly were dinosaurs? What did they eat? Did humans live alongside them? How did they die out? More importantly, who would win if a T-Rex fought three Velociraptors? Paleontologist, professor and author Steve Brusatte answers all of the internet's burning questions on dinosaurs.

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00:00 Introduction
00:30 What is the oldest dinosaur?
01:48 What is the biggest dinosaur?
03:02 What was the deadliest dinosaur?
04:17 What was the last dinosaur?
04:48 How did dinosaurs sleep?
06:05 Did all dinosaurs hatch from eggs?
06:58 What did dinosaurs eat?
08:59 Do dinosaurs still exist?
11:16 What did dinosaurs look like?
12:27 Did dinosaurs have feathers?
14:25 Do we know what colours dinosaurs were?
15:13 Who wins: 1 t-rex vs 3 velociraptors?
16:25 Did dinosaurs coexist with humans?
17:40 Could dinosaurs coexist with humans?
19:05 Why did the birds survive?
20:55 How are fossils made?
22:21 Did crocodiles and sharks exist when dinosaurs did?
23:15 Did dinosaurs get diseases?
24:00 How intelligent were dinosaurs?
25:10 Where does the name dinosaur come from?
26:15 Who found the first fossil?
26:34 How did dinosaurs reproduce?
27:04 Did dinosaur fossils inspire dragons?
27:29 Who gets to name dinosaurs?
27:39 Were dinosaurs destined to evolve?
27:59 Are dinosaur skeletons assembled correctly?
28:26 What’s your favourite dinosaur?

[mandiebarkhuizen]

The dinosaurs slowly accumulating on the table is excellent - just a 10/10 video 🎉🎉

[maggiebrinkley]

Prof Steve has the rare ability to explain complex ideas in easily-understood words. His enthusiasm is also very catching! One of my all-time favourite scientists. (And his book is brilliant!)

[_-_-_]

For the last 10 years I've lived in the desert Southwest Tucson area and every time I see a roadrunner I think of a dinosaur...

[georgefoord]

he looks like a really cool teacher has not lost his enthusiasm for his subject

[davidborwick]

I spend way too many hours on YouTube and this is still up there as an amazing piece of educational entertainment.

[AlbertaGeek]

Steve Brusatte, when the camera is off: "Yes...yes...This is a fertile land, and we will thrive. We will rule over all this land, and we will call it...This Land."

[Jacky-ztch]

That astroid is now 66 million years ago already? I still remember when I was a kid I was told an astroid killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, time really flies faster than I realised these days……

[rogerstlaurent]

History Hit please bring back Mr Steve I have to say that was a lot of fun to watch and it was very informative video

[shaniblack]

A crocodile with hooves that can run fast is bloody terrifying!!!

[paige]

This is legitamately my favourite video ive ever watched

[chuxmix]

The most incredible thing I know about T Rex is that it was just one species from a very large family of Tyrannosaurs.

[SWExplore]

What a wonderful presentation on paleontology with such heartwarming narration. Steve, your vitality and enthusiasm for your specialty field of study shines through with many smiles and much warmth. Thank you!

[jazmingonzalez]

This man is amazing! I could listen to him for hours 🤩🤩 definitely want to watch him more!!

[ZDProds-cp]

“Did humans live with dinosaurs” ffs who needed to ask that?!

[zelkovb]

As an upcoming Paleoartist i knew almost every question.keep up with paleontology content ❤

[D.H.-mgcz]

As some people who was fascinated by dinosaurs in childhood but did not follow up since then (which means since the 1970s) I'm totally intrigued... feathers!?! Gorgeous! Thank you!

[davapod]

Thanks Steve, nice to see the face and voice behind your work . "The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs" is a fantastic thing. 👍

[fotograf]

Got your book, didn't get around to reading yet, but fan of all things dinosaur, keep up the good work! And well done HH for having him.

[MatiasGeraldoThend]

I’d love to tour a massive museum with him.

[kebabsoup]

Wow! I absolutely loved that book! Easy recommendation for anybody even remotely interested by dinosaurs! 🦕🦖