The Story of Triceratops

In this video I talk about the horned and frilled dinosaur, Triceratops, from its discovery in the Old West, to lingering mysterious yet to be solved by future paleontologist. I hope you enjoy this video. It was a lot of fun to research.

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[yee]

I major in geology in South Korea. I want to be paleontologist from when i was young. I really appreciate to you because i can keep learning when i was soldier and keep my dream.
I really thank to you again. Have a good day! :)

[QUIRK]

I love that you go into minute scientific details. I'd rather have an info-packed video I might need to watch twice to ingest it all, than a simplified overview that gives me nothing I can't learn from googling "triceratops"

[dukecity]

This was wicked good. A gem. I day dream about them walking around. Thank You very much. 🌟

[vermicelledecheval]

In depth analysis not so common in YT. Thanks a lot for your time 😁

[GlassDragon]

The classes you teach look like they could be so interesting! So glad to have found you.

[walterfechter]

Thanks, Benjamin, for this in-depth history of the discovery of my favorite dinosaur.

[AlexVanEks]

I get so excited when you post a new video! Never a disappointment! I love and appreciate all the details and in depth information and history. Definitely a better choice for entertainment than most videos out there.

[Laserblade]

Excellent lecture professor, thank you.

[marksherrill]

Wow, that was well done. Thank you for being professional. I’m especially impressed the horns could be larger than the bone root\core.

[kennethr]

I am fascinated by your lectures. I no longer watch TV, just Dr. Benjamin Burger lectures!

[fullup]

I missed your video's. Glad you're well

[grose]

I've difficulty imagining what shape their eggs would have been, but thats an impressive collection ❤including the babies.

[JV-fjof]

I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. Thank you.

[Anthropomorph]

Interesting, well explained and cozy narration. Thanks!

[iknowyouwanttofly]

I love videos that conects dinosaurs to some other history that makes it esier for me to remember :D

[mdanikshihab]

i really love your lectures . i hear them while doing my homework

[Subfightr]

Wooo I'm so excited to hear this. Thank you! Can you do one on the Pterosaurs? Please and thaaaank youuuu

[Yayojayoful]

Youtube isn't letting me "ring the bell icon". I don't get it! I missed some of your videos, what a shame. Catching up now, this was a great one.

[athanasioskatsikas]

Nothing to ask. I am here just to raise the comments count. Thank you for the video

[madhattgar]

Benjamin, you just made our (one of the few times I will speak for others) day, thanks very much!