Top 10 Most Horrifying Prehistoric Bugs

From colossal arachnids to nightmarish insects, in this video we will countdown on some of the most horrifying, or you can call them weirdest, of the prehistoric bugs, while showcasing their astonishing diversity and terrifying adaptations of these ancient bugs.

[godzillamanz]

Euphoberia: i am the spookiest and largest millipeede >:D
Arthropleura: *AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!*

[XBLUnlimitedPowr]

Well made and animated, sub earned! :D
Like Palpatine once said,
"We'll be watching your career with great interest."

[insectilluminatigetshrekt]

1. There has never been a one foot long cockroach
2. Mammals did not exist when Meganeuropsis lived
3. Euphoberia reached just under 6 inches long
4. Myriapod is the larger group that contains millipedes and centipedes, not some separate third thing
5. You used the outdated spider like reconstruction for Megarachne.

This is all stuff you could easily google dude. Also most of these things are either not scary at all, or at least no scarier than their modern counterpart. Manipulator isn't any scarier than a praying mantis, Cameroceras is no worse than a modern giant squid, etc.

[deckdeckdeck]

as a animator myself i really like how smooth your animations are. are you the one animating or did you hire someone?

[TheOverseerDebates]

Great video, your animations are smooth! You're sure to blow up soon enough!

[__-begk]

What possesses 500 people to make the same "nature facts with an animated stick figure avatar" youtube channel all at the same time?

[bigbadhodad]

I found a fossil of the shell of a Camaro ceras in the back yard a few years ago when we put in the new house, I knew it was Camaro Ceres because of the Chevy emblem and the vin tag.

[comedicpain]

I could definitely take the 2.5ft dragonfly in a fight

[rubric-eoyj]

jakelopterus is the largest arthropod we have found so far

[thehedgehogrulez]

Smoooth animations, nice!! You will definetely success. Great video

[tayebizem]

Bro carboniferous was way earlier then any walking pré mammal anything walked the earth

[daiamonto]

what kind of f.... uses imperial for meansuring scientific stuff. Please man even if its your native number add metrics in parenteses nearby.