10 Most Dangerous Extinct Animals

10 Most Dangerous Extinct Animals

Think today’s wilderness is dangerous? Think again – our modern wild is a petting zoo compared to what roamed Earth millions of years ago. Back then, colossal predators and nightmarish creatures ruled the land, sea, and sky, the kind that would make a modern lion seem like a house cat.

Pretty terrifying, right? Well, those two didn’t even make the cut. The real monsters are yet to come, so hold on tight — by the time we hit number one, you’ll be thanking your lucky stars these beasts are long gone.

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➤ Narrated by: David McCallion

#extinction #wildlife #animals

[suhud-al-yeqeen]

Never had the chance to say. I have been following this guy's for years and I absolutely love the way he speaks

[WritingFighter]

0:45 - Titanoboa is an HONORABLE MENTION??!!? Sheesh... _straps in_

[ericfaut]

Can you please make more who can defeat videos? I have some ideas!
6 Animals That Could Defeat a Smilodon
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[stcrg]

Haast’s eagle? It could kill 200kg moa birds, and it lived in the South Island of NZ. It’s talons where the size of a tigers claws"

[ErdonShabani-vj]

Megalodon Trex or Deinosuchus these 3 were especially dangerous

[obsidian_band]

Sabertooths didn't have tails that long. They were ambush predators, which is one reason they died out.

[PaganMin-XX]

Sabre toothed tiger is such a cool animal

[barondavisiscool]

Just did a little google and now we consider birds reptiles too. It makes common sense knowing what we know now but as a youth, birds were separate and considered closer to mammals on the evo tree because of the warm blood and later evolution.

Its bizarre to have see the change of information, all based on what we know at the time

[HORLBACKBrandon-gk]

I ❤ YOUR WORK MY ❤ COMING FROM NORTH CHARLESTON ‼️

[oscarismycat]

Really enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing :) and I really appreciate you making captions! It’s very helpful to know that the captions are correct instead of the auto captions guessing. Again, thank you!

[douglascampbell]

Well there is something very big still out in the ocean meg's coziness 😂😂😂😂

[timothylinkous]

Neat fact and probably why saber tooth went extinct those teeth really didn't aid much in feeding

[acebrown]

Why isn't Leviathan on this list? It's believed that Leviathan used to feast upon megalodon...

[meridianmile]

I think I have some kind of phobia for big creatures in the water.

[terrykennedy]

Oh? Really? So you were there to know how dangerous these animals were?? You must be pushing a zillion years old by now! OUTSTANDING!

[Ispeakthetruthify]

Velociraptors were roughly the size of a turkey.

[stefansefainss]

T Rex and Spinosasaurus are my favourite dinosaurs

[DavidForces]

Awesome Video As always Alex could your next Animal Battle Be American Aligator Vs Black Caiman Who Is Strongest In The Americas

[mindyourbusiness]

00:45 Worlds biggest snake is now vasuki Indicus

[dantea]

still none of them as dangerous especially to the planet as humans